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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29

THE GRAND BALLS OF NEW YORK.
Mr. r. = GILMORE
bcgs announce
committees and parties interested in the Terpsichorean
Festivities of the season
that he Is prepared TO furnish
ANY NUMBER OF MUSICIANS
and the
LATEST MUSIC OF THE DAY
for all
FIRST CLASS BALLS AND GRAND RECEPTIONS.
APPLY AT HIS RESIDENCE. I'll WEST ETH ST
4 BERLE TIvOLT THEATRE. sTH ST. BETWEEN I'D
n and Sd avs-TIlIS SUNDAY EVENING. at u,
o'clock. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Special engage
OF the finest aud Vocal Artists In the world
Also extraordinary the world renowned Iu
sonsts and Spiritual Lecturers Professor and MARTHA
r.. STEEN. Also the following well known artists. Miss
Ransom Miss Morris. Miss Daily. Miss Desrec Miss Ifon
Miss Forrest Miss Robinson and the world famous
Ducts Miss Maggie Weston and Fred Lloyd This u the
Finest Concert IN the city The festival will
assisted the prince all orchesras under the drcc
torsp of Professor Lambert The entire tsinment
will conclude with our GRAND MIDNIGHT MATINEE.
Admission only 2Jc.
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r yCErM THEATRE, l4TH ST. AND 9Th Av
LkATE CLAYTON. .Manageress
LAST NIGHTS
DOUBLE MARRIAGE
Every evening and farewell Saturday Matinee.
Benefit of Miss ALICE IINGARD. Thursday. January
Last appearance af Miss KATE CLAYTON,
SATURDAY, January q.
POPULAR PRICES POPULAR PRICES
o,TElNWAY HALL HERMAN LINDE
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4 ALL THE PIANOs Used BY TIE GREAT
IA artists of Her Majestys Colonel Mapeson's) Opera
Company during their stay in the city VIII be sold AZ
great bargain these Instruments Wcbcrs choicest
prodc are nearly So and fully warranted the
company goes Among them the pianos used
Nine. Eteka tierster Mime. Marie Roze Nine. SinicO.
Nine Parodi Mime Lido, Nine Robiati Nine Pisan sgnor
Campanni, Signor Frapo Signor Del Puente, Sgnor
Gaass Sgnor Francesci NJ Therry Signor Bisacca and
Sgnor tanpcbcllo tho great conductor Sgnor Arditi
sacrifice Please call at WEBER'S Piano Warerooms, 9th
a 18th st.
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"IIARP'-A LARGE DOUBLE ACTION HARP, IN
Ilpcrfcct order will sell for 500; 800 HENRY
WALLACE thnd noor, W Dsbesoisc place, Brooklyn.
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SPOKEN.

.s sep ss'y ts Aiiin from Quebec for L'"d's July
ship fadern esla-det (Sor) Nilsou Pensacola fes
Genoa, July I. lat 3S 49, Ion i2 "a
Ship Southern kights. Woodbury., from Liverpool Tor
Tybce June % lat ~ II, Ion 80 -
Ship Peter Young Brl Cain, from Husnillos for Cork
~ days out. May .. lat SO IA =. ION 10 10 w.
Shp British Army tbr). iced, from Liverpool for
Francisco. May -. lat SO IA s. los 10 10 ".
ship PHuiina (Nor) SHndberg, from Lgerpoo, tor New
York. July 4. lat so, ion "a
Ship Daniel Teuney, wilson, from Calcutta for New
York. June S. no lat &c.
ship Chas Marshall Hutchinson, from New Ysrk fsr
San Francisco, June "a. lat 81 ~. Ion 30 50.
snip Cavalier tBr from Liverpool for New york. July
Bark veritas (srl Murray. from Hull for Sydney, CB
July 4. lat Al II. Ion % "a
Bark Aspotegon tB) Mckenzie. from Dublin for Bsiti-
more u mo % lat 40 ! l., lon 35 o.
Bark Verona DID, Bartett, from New York for lioax
Kong % days out. June TO- lat IL 80 N Ion 81 IS w.
Bark veox lNo Olsen, from stettn TOR Philadelphia.
July 3, lat -, Ion 40.
Bark saEusnsy !Brl. Grinths. from St John NIB. for
Bark Tseka.et, Tracy from Bordeaux New York. July
3, lat 40. lon IS.
Bark Tho. ocrsne tBr. Smith. from for IS
John, NIB, Jnly 5, lat 40. Ion 45.
Bark Mercur Ger, De Haan. from Bremen for PhIlade
An American bark sho wing MDwJ from Cardiff Table
An Austrian bark showing HSKN, from bordeaux for
New York, juno -. LAT -, Ion IS.
Brig Edith Hal Thsycr from LeghorD for Boston, July
10, so miles south OF BaruegaI
The III HoSscnxn,o o. London, from Darten for
date, lat ~ n lon II w.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY p. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHlrEsroxK TELEGRAPH

REPORTED BY rnE HERALD srxAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNK TELEGRAPH LINE.
.ns h Nth
Hurst Had light, variable winds and smooth the
u: as ss Il
sT%o Il % ion s.
sa nss Ea sG Liverpool
steamer Inurestina tBr. Ilih. Shields 10 days with
Siesmer CIrcn.s!a tBr,. Munro Glasgow July ;! and
Hurst July 90 i"s ii IS lon q H. sisn"Iisd csrman
s. amend r. Sss prS s
men July = With mdse ana passen sss 10 oslTises e.
4a s
S July WIN ha hd"s n sSu with
thunder and shtnng July "a in Crooked Island Pas
oy sGqs and
steamer Richmond Kelly Lewes Del, with nidse TO the
o sh R"T .o%ses March 49, with a..
to 4sks! lai.: O. sssyss OF the Cape q Good Hope
ss.a:. q ss Easa:st va. crossed
a. .Sa sw Po vsa: Oh
,Gs. ~ a., s.s rom % @ Ion Ne, IS passed ship star Of
Ship boyre tRr) Kelly, cAicatsa, via Demerara. 10
vrxias Gsay Bsrsolotso. Hun go days in ballast.
20 f raae Eas. G's Maf Falmouth 60 days.
Bark Euples tuD. Lester. Fowey 81 days. with china
Bark X%sln dtnp. Am.n Genoa 81 days. in ballast, to
Bark Harvest Queen tof Sunderland, Clark. Matsnsas
II Ta qs 80 %nor. with sugar
to order; vessel 20 Marcus. ,iun.cr 4 Co.
With to Fernandez cAlvo 90; vessel TO Miller
Brig Nina Emilia dssn seo..i, Iaca.a 80 days. with
sulphur TO order; vessel to Funch. Ldye Co. Passed
Brig Elba IBID, wamSach. Port Spain Trinidad, IT
d's w mss... Do, sahmss . Ms IS
with Iogwccd, coffee, AZ, 70 Q Vessels. -. =.
dsya w mosses to oraer Vessel to Warren Ray
shr 81 ~iH cn ss.5s % yss :.
ssnr oh.e: Mo.tSrd r.rsGC Mss =. 10 days. with
ws!sn Tssl %$:; y::;si s%.ss q: , o. :,
mes 4 Pe.rssii vessel 30 b weinberg Co.
DAYS, with shingles to Dc Camp; vessel to IL
sehr y P usIloek shs.ret,. Richmond.
schr Ms.eIlsa Cole v,sai. v,-,.,.
sehr SANDY fiook. Pharo, Virginia.
schr Y u LsnEtai flower IS !, ssltimorc
sg- steamer city Of Richmond tBr,. from Liverpool
wh,cn sHns reports I7.s, no as Se pnssed
e:pes h Ss Felix Soune son
rs rS Sm ~ S. % 20 'crsS
spain tBD. do pr do; 7:lo an Anchor line steamer
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
sehr Opera (Brl Fowler 81 John. NIB, for New York.
schr sarah Paiconer. Wilson, New Bedford for New
seIr rT%. I,'ss Price proyia.nss for New York
schr Henry iay Coskiing Providence for New York.
scbr Modcsty. Nickerson. Newport for New York:
Schr ames English Parker. Newport for New York.
schr Pcnnsylvapia, Avery New London Tor Now York.
schr Lizzie, Taylor. Stonington FOR New York
schr Florence, Sackett, Col isrrng tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Arabclla tBr Harvey New York for Windsor. Ms
schr Benjamin English, Chase New York tor New Bed
ford. 49,.
sch Snow Bird DIR. Cripps New York tor ~ John, NIB
schr Free Trade tBr. Finley Now YORK .or Sc john
schr Ned sumpter, Fountain, New YORK for Rockand.
Schr Lugano, 81 Keen, New York tor Machias
Schr Mary Lawson Williams. New York for Calais
schr Mary Blen Haiock, New York for Boston.
Schr Maggie Todd Norwood IIoboken for Portsmouth.
sehr sarah Wooster, Kills, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr American Eagle, Brown. Port Johnson Tor Ports
mouth.
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ROWING ON The HUDSON.

A double sculi race took place yesterday afternoon
on tho Hudson IRON n point Of the Communipaw
dock TO and around BedIoe's island, u distance Of
about three miles The entries were Thomas Brown
and william Barry, Harry McDevitt and william
Brady, Frederick Upper and George Miller, Michael
Fcecy aud Micnsei Harvey. The raced rowcd In
working boats ana was won by Brown and Barry,
Messra McDcvitt and Brady takiag second money.
Brown last week won gold medal on the same
course and yesterday Barrow entered into an agree.
mcnt to row TOR the medal sunday next. Frcdcr-
lex Uper, OF Newburg, challenged Brown 10 row the
GLOWING week Tor 500
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rHE cnEAMEgIrrs' DELEGATES.

The Committee Organization of the Dreamer
faction mot at its permanent headquarters. No.
Union square, yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock
The sudden and severe doubtless deferred many
members from attending, yet, this considered,
goody number was present and nearly every district
was represented. The meeting was called TO order
by Mr.. George W. Gibbons, the secretary, who an
nounced that the Chairman, ex-senator dreamer,
had gone 10 Syracuse he would nominate as temporary
chairman Mr.. Askerman. After Mr.. Alderman had
assn meu the chair, Mr. Gibbons moved the appoint
meuI oi a CommitIee OF i've OH Resolutions 10 be IN
troduced ut the ing Conversion. The chair ap-
pointed the committee Messrs. Parker, Gi6bsns
Andrews, Ryan AndVan hoessn. The remaining limo
OF the meeting consumed discussing the Ques-
tion Is 10 whether the comnitse, as the crsa-
tive power, should insist that the Delegates Of
all tho so-casd factions Of tho party In this
CITY should be admitted to the Convention
While no vote taken TO learn tho
sense OF tho committee on this subject It was quite
evident that very large majority oil those present
were IN favor OF general ADMISSION, aud, doubtless
the committee will so recommend TO the convention.
IL was agreed that such members OF the committee
as proposed attending the convention should take tho
10 80 tram this evening a. the Central Depot and
shat the Vanderbilt Hotel be the headquartera The
COMMITTEES then adjourned 70 meet at syracuse on
next
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SUR JoHs lar. for San Francisco which put back to
Seattle leaking badly left there June Is with cargo Of
coal when Protection Island the panks opened out
aud she sprang leak skipg 10 inches hour and wa.
put back TO Seattle where she was temporarily caked
and new pumps we're put In. sailing again ON the 18th
oJuns On the night OF the ID inst when about miles
cape fiAtery. heavy swell rolling In IRON
southwest with light air prevailing the plsnks opened
again the ship making water at the rate Of 30 inches
again. When she got into smooth water the leak de-
creased TO inches per hour aud kept nj that. She
arrived Port townsend tho " the 5tn, when
nil hsndsoffcets we'll as crew were discharged IL y
thought anew crew officers be Induced TO try and
take her down tho captain alleging that the late officers
were scared without Just cause The John Jay
the vessel in which General Lafayette visited this
country In 1877. ~
sGaR ALyAnApo Mstthews. from FaxA fax 1aatan- nnA
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM July 19saiied. Sea Crest fBr), Ben.
nest. Nov York.
BERGEN. to July 2l-Arrived bark Hoitingeu CNor,,
kvensen. New York. .s1U agl.s
BREMEN. July 20 Arrived. ship Shakespeare Ger.
Meyerdichs. New York.
CARDIFF. July 2o-sailed. ship Prussia. McLoon. Rio
Janeiro. ~.
DOVER. July 2o-ssiied. bark Iion tRus). Turauen,
Pensacola.
GLoucEsrxR Jolly 2osailed. bark Northern Chief (Br,
Brandon, Baltimore. aa,
HAMBURG. July 20-Arrived. bark Zufridenheit (Ger)
Dannebcrg. New York.
nELvorr. July 19-sailed. ships St George (Br). New
YORK; Wheeler (Br), Mckay, st John, NIB; back
Mnna GER, Boese, Wilmington. NC.
HAvRR, July 2O-Arrived, bark yesta (Nor), Thorsen
New YORK.
Sailed 10th. bark Annapolis (Br) Deap New York.
KIEL. July 17-Arrived. bark 0yda (Nor), Gundersen
New York
LIVERPOOL, July 2O-Sailed. ships Queenstown Puring
ton, Bombay; Ennerdale tBr), Brown. San Francesca
PENARrH July 2O-Saled ship jamestown, Kdder. Rio
Janeiro.
PLYMOUTH, July 21-Arrved, steamer Frisia (Ger),
Never. New York for Hamburg (and proceeded.
QUEENsrowN. July 81, O. 40 PM-Arrivsd steamer City
Of Berlin (Br. Kennedy, New York for Liverpool (and
proceeded.
SWANSEA July 20-Arrived. brig Concexxioue Immaeo.
lata (Italj, Stinca. Now York.
STErrN July 1sArrivcd bark Graf Moltke Uier) Ohlf
New York: Ka,evx (Nor). Petersen. do.
STRALsUSD. to July 2l-Arrived. bark Ansgar CNor),
Gundcrsep. New York.
STOCKHOLM. July 17-Arrived. bark Europa (Nor) Jo-
hsnnesen. New York.
TRALxE July 10 Sailed. bark Grant tSor) rIorsnass
Baltimore.
WEATHFR RFpoRT
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, July 2o-Arr,ved. schr Clsxs supsn.
Gs.sassar .sr,s , rI:s.os sandy Hook Mario.
f:s.ss SSvn~ssS,: Geo yrs:i.ad ana xnss.sss re-.
5sy s:. :sn w.. La. s:s:.
steolmsn. DO; Victory, Mesn Port Johnscr -,
pools aAs i;:.!:s :,.
Me- s:,. %
ssu.s; Ch.s jsns., Kent, hv.s: y.sss Ham
S $:s.s..::s %:s:,
s:s s ss.s:g 2s
a1sns;en SisisIsn kssdo.. rs:,.T Ys,s Pen.
q
May, DO; L.ur. v Rose , Alien do.
BxIfIMoRE, July 9o-Xrivsd, steamer Fsleon. Kirby,
bark Driven sss,, Jordan sr'"'n' 'sn' A'''' Pitt
s:ss ,s;e y.
dan Bsrbades Porto Rico. Armssross. Nov Yost Ne 3D.
cnxELEsToX: July 81 Arrived. steamer Gulf Stream.
sH.s 9a Viz e''. ro
PORrREss MONROE, July 2i-Passed IN for Ba'simsee.
brig Ml.sssiPpi B,. M:rennnt. from Dsmsrars; sehr
Pssssd GU; Bsi.lnols, bark Analshss tBr,. for
81. oiIisss G.s s.:'.'
FALL E,yEE. July io-.A'I.ysd steamer. Hs,suI:::
s. c%:. rsi,ssspsH N.Y. Ts. Is fSsi %
a%gSEsroX. July Cleared. schr Lissls nsysr.
aXRbiSEE, July Is-Arr,ved. bark james 3 Ward.
LINN July I4-A,rv.d. schr. AImcnsek s,ssrus. Ron
dout! isth, . 4 sherman: Alley rhi'"ds'phi"; is'h'
NEW ORLEANS. July i7-oiesrsd 'ehr Anita, Webb.
Sisr.Arrivso steamer Andesr (Br) Miller, Liverpool
PAssks. JAY si-ssisa steamer chv Of hexiso. We're
xEwBuRyPoRr. July le-Arr,yed. steamer Panther.
minston NC schrs traveller, lIodgeA Phiadsiphis; n
INV NEw BE6PoRD July 2o-s.iled. sehrs John Perry.
wSis PoRT, JD1y io@xrrvsd .cSs w% veerss Cold
smith, Providence Tor Haverstraw versnds Pond Provt
BAN Rider Provsdese. for New Yors,
James English. Barker for do; Blackstone. Kelley Nee
avth~saied sehrs John Grinnth, Rich, New York VIM
p%Rw 1oSpoN, July eo-Arrived, sehrs Hattie Ksl-
scy, Aiexandris Maria Fleming Newport for New YORK.
NEW IAvEE July sc w steamer ;,. Ans.se..:
York Henrietta, Rsnsrd, Perth Amboy. a II hsrburt
sasd-sehr Jessie EIissss,h, New York, 70 load fs'
PniLxDRLPHIA. july ai--Arrived. steamer IsdlanA
sarrent, L,yerpeo bark Monte A dab oliyali hylt
H nsc.S 'n Posso co .eSrs rse. wsSs;.
tsusss; Aeho!n. Atkinson. pIovidsnce; Vs n,.y
PSsrISSb, July Io-clsared. schr Boston, Irsl'. New
RICHMOND: July Ie-Arrived. bris, Aysa. spuseh,:
ssss Ass s%., hSsm wI.a:o simmons:
Campbell, New YORK iLennetss Hines do Grace wat-
s: s.lnsF nv
,B1c. MHsr. queenstown; brig Glencoe, csushsn Coos
bsy y,,c,..,.a bark ouieks,ep Fake Por. Townsend
| ssied~ships KirKwcod tBrj. snnost Queenssown;
| Coaaimbo, Arsy. Pors Madison; Ericsson, rhschsr.
sAvxSSAH, July al-Arrivcd steamer Gen Barnes.
sssabsrs Sus,s r..ora sD Seville; .ehr Nellie
wWoDs moLE. July Ie-Arrivsd, steamer A sss.
ve"s. Hawkins. New York
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The COMING CONGRESS.

TIE NOMINATIONS THUS FAR CANDIDATES
OF THE NEW PARTY" AND The "ISDEpEK-
DENTS"
The following are candidates Tor seats as Repre-
sentatives the Fortysixth Congress- FAR they
have been named The names OF present members
are marked with asterisK In each case whore
the candidacy has been formally announced but has
not yet been sanctioned and confirmed by n regular
convention, . d,siinction is made By The use OF a
point OF interrogation 1t will be observed that In
the whole list there only Representative OF pro-
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WHALEM MEN.

Sailed from 81 Helena Nay - barks Palmetto. Belies
NIB. to cruise: 9th. John Dawson, Bsoeock, 10 do.
letter lated King Georges sound. May 10 states that
bark Mabel Hornn OF had taken % bbls Oh sine-
last $50 bills all told Had lost whai<s trsu
alongside two weeks out Bark Islander had dene neihass
south coast but had taken $50 tbis the
IN weeks
letter from Capt Alien. bark Greyheund Of Nm,
ports her st Helena June ~. with s2J bills en al
lola Was bound TO Coast OF Africa and would % ~ home
In December.
letter from Capt White Of bark Seine OF NIB. reports
her at - GATHERINGS June with t0D bots 10 do vh
oil and 800 lbs bone I'D Dad weather the ertirs
Bound SOUTH and would BIO at 80 cathsruss Ia
Anr
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YACHTING NOTE.

The following named yachts are at anchor In New
port bor:-sohoonsrs Comet, Osprey, Haze and
Alice; sioops Skyiark, Mermaid, Admiral. CnieL,
Fearless. Eueonia and Telephone ; also steam yacht
Lurlinc.
Tho sloop Alma. AVG Mr.. William Lummis, from
Now York, passed tho HERALD telegraph 8, ation at
whteslonc, l.. l., yesterday morning.
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TELEGRAPHERS RIFLE CLUB.

The nrst monthly competition for the sharp's mid.
range rife, presented by employees OF the Western
Union Telegraph Compsny's factory, TOOK place Al
Hsrtungs 200 yard range, Mott Raven, on Saturday
Mr. u d. HasKins won the rifle with score OF ~ out
the tnrgct was declared winner Of a wooden gun
prize Those prizes must be won three times mot
necessarily conseouvely) before becoming tho per-
manent properly Of any competitor.
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bee for this port loaded with ice. Is ashore absxe
Bskiston's Island Tugs have to her assistance
JACKSONVILLE July lS-The wreck OF the sarah n
Thomas which went ashore In gale last week the
st Johns bar, sold here to-day underwrte s.is
for $6. All OF the disposed nj Ia th-
There IL hone getting tho vesss on
She 10 filing With sand settling beach There
some 80 tons oil coal In her hid
LAuscnrDAt Bath. Ne, July 20 ship chsssboro. pre-
81 no nattea
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YACHTING DISASTER.

MILWAUKEE, wis, July II, 1878.
The yachts Coque,tc and Ina, with party Of young
men on board left here o'clock last night for
Racine. When on South Point the Ina was aaSslxcd
BY n squall. Tho occupants, Henry Elliott. iorss
Elliott, Edward ]. Cramcr and John William nc.
cccded In eli mbing upon mo bottom OF the upt ped
yacht Alter remaining N this pcrilous position
four hours and fearing they would not be rssd
Henry Elliott started 10 SWIM ashore for help, 81
which time he has not been heard IRON. The
finally drifted ashore and tho rest OF the party
turned the city The Coquetto proceeded on IN
trip and arrived at R,cinc tins morning.
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DIED.

HEASEy.-Suddcply, EDITH HEAsEY. aged years
aud months.
Funeral to-day Monday at two O'Clock, from her,
parents residence, 40 West 54th st.
LABAGH AT Hackensack. n. j., on Sunday, July 81
AGNES W., infant daughter OF William o. and Henri
eta Labagn, aged mouths
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend her
mineral, Tuesday afternoon, Mt hai.past two
o'clock from the residence of her parents corner
Union and Berry sls., Upper Hackensack.
Soaring. AT Harlem, N Y, ON Sunday, July 81,
1878, ARABKLLA LUDLOW LEWIS. wife OF Peter J. J..
Soaring, tho 3Sth year of her age.
Funeral services from 81. Pauls Episcopal Church,
Morrsania, on Wednesday, Gath inst, at Two O'Clock
Pm
TFor Oher Deaths See Second Pdqe1
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OPPOSED TO THE POLICE.

Patrolman Fisher Of the First precinct station, ~
i've O'Clock yesterday morning attempted to dispense
q noisy crowd IN front Of saloon Grove street.
Jersey City, when set upon by Charles McDev-
1T and badly beaten. The officers assailauL was
aftorward arrested and locked up In the Gregory
street police station McDevtt is the man VINO. few
months ago, attacked Oficer o'Connor with sand
bag
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THE ENNIS.GUYON WALK.

BurrALo, N. Y, July q, 1878.
In the Ennis.Guyon walking match Tor $500 the
former was adiudgcd tho winner ut thirteen minutes
past nine o'clock +. N. on Saturday, II then being
impossible In the remaining tnree hours for Guycn
TO overcome the winners lead OF twenty three mica
Ennis walked 347, ana. Guyon 324 miles. The latter
ended with very bad iecI t -
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KEARNEY COMING EAST.
GRAND DEMONSTRATION BIZ THE WORKING
MEN IN HONOR OF THEIR LEADER.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

MEN IN uONoh or IdElb LtADEhs
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO. July 81, 1878
the departure OF Mr.. Kearney, the leader Of the
workingmsns party In this State for the East, which
took place to-day, made the occasion OF grand
ovation from ms friends and supporters. The work
ingmcn's military clubs, uniformed and armed, fol-
lowed by immense crowd OF cizsns on loot and in
carriages marched TO tho station where the most un-
bounded enthusiasm manifested. cheer alter cheer
goinP up for the departing leader. II was with great
difficulty that the police and military managed TO open
the TO enable the subject OF all this attention 10
reach his place In the cur.
A SIGNIFICANT FACT
Such popular demonstration, made as Il was nt
early hour by such immense number Of tntsl-
gent and resolutc men made up the procession,
evnces eArnestnsss that At least commands atlen
ton and eapect.
Mr.. Kearney's ultimate destination 10 Boston. He
will 70 over tho Rock Island, Michigan Central and
Great Western railroads Niagara Falls and thence
TO Albany and the club" Preparations have been
made IN many places 10 greet him no passes
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BELOW.

ship Gu,dreun (Nor) from
Bark Washington. tAuD, Cosulcb. from Rotterdam
June l.
Bark Hong Kong tGer, Brandhon, nom St Eszaive
May 81.
Bsrk Alba dtaD, searpstL from Leghorn Maye
Brig Nellie ftaD. Cahcro, from LicatA May o.
Brig Santanea tBr), Dean, from 81 hits.
schr Albert wntc, Drisko. from sagua
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nockLANp COUNTY DELEGATES.

The RocklaEd County Convention OF the national
gresnDack labor party in the village OF New City
on the Goth inst. elected tao following delegates
to the Syracuse Convention james N. Nelson, ". H.
Dickinson ana Potter VOORHEES,.
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TEXAS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION


uAEVksroN, TEXAS, July II, 1915
special despatch to tho News, from Austin,
says:-"In the democratic Convention here on Satrr-
day the vote stood follows eighteenth bal-
lot:-Hubbard, 907 Devine, Goa On the nibeteenth
bsliot-Bubbard, $50; Devine, 6ia Necessary 10 .
choice, l,002. The Convention thon adjourned."
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NEWS
Steamer.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
AUGUST.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnEAD. J~y 2llwind NJ. moderate; hot and clca
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HEADQUARTERS or THE FACTIONS Al SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, n. " July n, 1878
For the National Grcsnback Convention, to be held
On Tuesday the headquarters Of the original green
hackers and Pomeroys established at the Empire
House. tho headquarters Of the worKnsmsns arssni-
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.