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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-17

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July l2.-Mr.
Barring of the British Legation, took
possession of Cyprus yesterday in
the name of Great Britain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02

The purscrs OF steamers Columbus from Havana, and
Caondcet from Nassau, &C. have thanks for favors
STEAMER ELPHrNsroSE tBr), Dublin for Phladel-
pa is anchored at the Delaware Breakwater all right
wrecked on the North Caroline
hs and
ran thu" and She
for tho revolatSnary government OF sainave In ayt In
r ra aH. wS
che employed in the Bermuda and coastwso trade.
a. @ "a svi fly s
about daylight, 31st nit. and remained fast until Pm
reached her pier a, Baltimore without further trouble
SHIP JUPITER Scr, from New o.saUs tor An,wcn
nomet cd had discharged Of her
e,s S oh
the same day.l
BARK Jonx PALM (No.,. from Galveston for Queen.
since caky has been discharged and inspection
writer's account. Her cargo has been stored for reship
ment
DAsk Macy ANS, at Boston from Batavia reports
is ss u % Jan y 3, passed
s.n. sa s " sssS w
4 made the passage from ava in ioi days.
BARK ANNA oxx1o GtaD from savona was in the break.
beach Late accounts say she lay easy, head of.
BRIG ErrA TUCKER from Rio Janeiro wrecked on Deal
scmn SAMUEL CnAwroRp, Adams. from New Orleans
for Baltimore Via Key West put Into aterns Inlet .h
on the Middle Ground Capt Adams left for Norfolk on Tho
3lst TO procure assistance.
Sem fisherman, went ashore in the storm Jsn
81 near stanners Hosd, Merochead Had hole
her bottom and sprung bad leak. She lies in easy
position
scnR wHARrox. before reported as ashore in Hat.
teras Inlet espssed during gale might Of Jan 30 and
mated A. sIooT The body Of james Bodone steward Of
aa s and WAS wa. S. S
being unrecognisabe but the body Identified
by the captain and will be buried there
scun CARRIE, from Orient L. for Richmond Va, with
phosph rates, 10 ashore tn, Delaware Breakwater.
ScnR SruRrEvAST, from Washington, nc. tor PhiIa-
deipha, was driven ashore on the swash In hateras
Roads during gale night Of Jan 3d. She will probably Do
gotten on
scna METEOR twreckerl, engaged in attending to the
schr L Wharton, driven ashore Hateras Inlet
during tho gale j an 30
and driftcd tho scr ii g Bird, from New Bedford and
vessel Tho had her boom broken,
stem badly damaged aud lost her boat The bound
from Haverstraw to Greenwich, and now lies on City
Island
Sem b p AuwAcK. Of Perth Amboy, from Rappshan.
mock Va with corn, ashore at Quarantine wharf Bal
eoiIidns with the wharf er cargc valued at 200
to be damaged half that amount Tho vessel
can DO raised without much expense.
nut into Portland 80 with loss Of staysail nyins
],S. 49,
scuR WIN McLooS, Rogers from Fall River for Nov
dmy night parted her cables and went ashore Van
Dykes Point LII She lies easy. sandy bottom, and
viii discharge ballast and probably get OH with assistance
scuR WILD PIGEON remains fast on the shoals Bart
reef where she grounded time ago Capt scott
work dschnrgng her cargo. and hopes to float her at
| an carly day.
scnn WV O IRIsH--The report that there nsu'
this missing vessel In Providence for $4,000 wal
4 incorrect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

FINAL CONTESTS OF THE sPAREING MATCHES
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
The fna, contests for the amateur sparring champ.
ionship were decided last night at No. 222 West
Twentythird street. The New York Athletic Club kept
the affair quite private only Issuing limited mum.
Der of invitations The room afforded ample accom-
modation for the spectators, who sat camp stools
the roped arena. Professor Reynolds ociated
as umpire and well known patron Of aQuatcs hold
the watch. The first mon called up were the light
weights and as several Of them did not respond
the contest in that class was confined TO
Mcssrs. Theodore Roehner and James Lynch.
These gentlemen stepped into the incosuro about half
past eight p NJ, Professor Miller seconding Lynch
while Professor Judd looked alter Roehner. In the
first round Lynch acted almost entirely on the defen.
sivc, his opponent being little longer in his reach.
Lynch has very pretty style OF sparrng and stopped
n couple Of Roehners efforts with his lett very cicv.
erly. Tho second round was moro lively. Rochner
got homo very cleverlS or twice. but toward the
close Lynch rushed In and got rather the best OF the
hghting In the third round both men showed con-
siderable proficiency IN tue art Of scldelence and,
although Roehner had little tho best Of the round,
Lynch stopped several awkward ones very quickly
AS the referee was not quito decided they spared
referee had order them to break twice Tho referee
decided that tho men made very close set-to, but
awarded the first medal ~ Roehnor and the second to
Lynch.
The only representatives OF the middle Weights
wore Edward McGinchey and Samuel $. Haas. The
latter lost no time in getting to work, and jumped OIL
with rafting handler, which tell short He
a rush, but McGlinchey stood well up 10 his work.
and Tor half minute there was some very quick
in.hghting They spared again. and then Haas
closed, but McGlinchey was waiting tor MIN.
ana knocked him Off his Plus with q clean
lel-hander. The second round very Short
as Haas opened The ball with vicious right
handler, and then closing IN McGlinchcy made snort
work OF tho contest, knocking Haas down. When
tho latter got up he too shaky to 60 on and tho
referee awarded tho first medal to McGlinchey while
Haas comes in Tor the second Harry Buermeyer had
walk over Tor the lrst medal for heavy weights, us
Dcnning failed to put in an appearance. The reorec
decided that the second medal on by default and
ma gave McBritton the third medal IN tho heavy
weights. There were about a hundred gentlemen
present. and every thing passed of very pleasantly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
THE CIGARMAKERS.

The Cigsrmakers Central Organization In this city
have receveda despatch from Emra, N. y, informing
Thorn of the breaking out ofa cgarmakers strike that
city aud warning cigarmakcrs against taking employ
ment there.
The s'wrappcr.makers'' employed IN tho factory OF
Messrs. Groenhall, In East Broadway, are strike
again account OF reduction OF wages Of 1ity
cents per thousand.
1t is reported that several firms require their work.
belong 10 any trade union and will contribute nothing
TO the funds OF the CigarmaKers' Union. The conse-
quence IS q continuation Of the strike by numben0f
the men, who still hold their "shop meeItnRE 10
In several establishments tho 'scabs" that wero
ployed during the strike have been discharged
the strikers have resumed their work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02

DuSKrRx. Jan ls-Arrived. carona. Gerbss New York.
D.RDAsxLIks. Jan 2-Psssed down, Ann Elisabeth
i Fa.souTn Jan is-Arrivsd. LIND. o.. Balls. New Yer.
caharne. Point. ~ issns same any,
sailed 18th. Vermont. Richardson (iron Aoulmesn,.
Gnr.T YARMOUTH. Jan I7-Arrivsd App,a. Sand. Phil
Al anchor nth. Der Kcrd. LANCE, from New York for
GRIsssT. Jan i7-Auivsd, Arthurstons. Peters. San
sailed 18th. Yestor. Durchman. Doboy.
Len the roads i7th BAL sr ,of Go'honburs and Rsso'
GRErSocx Jan l7Arrivsd. Giuseppe capuro. cspurro.
GoaAuLrosE. Dec ii-xrrivsd silas curss oushsou.
.GI l J.n coasd Addo sleeper Sleeper
GENOA Jam Euscnis Lenss Rus.r
i iioiSnrAD Jan is-sailod Sunbeam Brown rOm Bar
x csas
Jan Avsa ci Eos.oS tTSs m:
ssw YsS s1 I SsoTs
{Srs a.,. Myl,s SaaSsy
ens i lewis .:a sandy I.sons ofssns
a. A, s
New A,pf.on yis.eTS Ds:wss Break s.
n ~.sss ssSns
Maize" sslsy os so
cs.ssd @ ABA WILSON
hasse sanuel.sn. Network Psulns ssndeerg ds 18th,
Tisy
Ksn'sS mar cG Sss,, Ne,
Boston Ey;a Now Mo,s o.nd % do md IA,
yans seo lon Alliance. White Psn.asoia Aksr. Drum.
LniTa. an i7sailed. Ross MsddasnS. Phsdeiphia;
LneHoRs. Jan iS-saied. Madre Figi scarpasi. New
MKssIsA, Jan Io-saisd,. Cassini. Reins. New York;
llth. Cotherstone ~, Hall, New orlesna
sd Dec MsSs pSsae SAN
MAyHlnus by tel from Alden, Jan 4-Arrived, Alesan-
NxwcAsrLK i710ls.rsa Armonis pa,lsdsoh la,
jig Dsyo:Sy 1as%s:s
PORTLAND. Jan i7-saed from tho roads. wawa,eneh.
We" Psbaaso jan S@Slrived s.slis Rsysoas
Foae. ss C.s o h Tsrs:. Vice. Demne
do esrsso E%y Rsrs T ssna1s
e.s.n ana ..eS Dec 70 , Amsre w,,.m pine.
sailed I'm smith Barrow F5snss:so Ayssno Lily
RAMscArx Jan is-s%ilod Richard, Johnnensen Balti-
RoIrKRDAxJau l7-Clearod. Queen Victoria, Croker.
soyIEAsr1oy Jan !sATEved' Prind'e'se Louise
Sailed i7h Ross, Honschild, Pensacola. Ecptlco Jo
SHIELDS an Arrived. Marine. valcsh, New York.
TxRSEusr. Jan i7-passcd 1omasiso Egarris", Penss.
ss% Hag E Es
Phsds'pSis Fras. Arssos Arscoa New York lsnoshsi
r'I@s ssy. r1i@saep sn vo psan oarp
from southampton for Baltimore.
ANTWERP ian ls--The Bristoisn, Mecal arrived here
s S% ses9 e. asyGs ~s 81 81
lon 90 VI also passed large Lumber ofb"ss OF cotton
Dec "a In lat 80 Al \, lon 0 So ~.
here o% New YORK that On Jan she lost boat
sails, &C.. in the Atlantic.
PLYMOUTH Jan 1.-THE Tarsus, Pool from New York for
Exeter and this port. which towod IN here by the
Connect % llth inst reports that ON the 9th inst IN lat -
N W. sho struck BY which carried away all
tho gudgcons: the rudder left hanging BY the tter,
and working with the very much damaged the trunk
had therefore, DO or tho lOth when about
Is miles INV Of Ushant fallen In with by tho steamer
which by her all night and next morning. the weather
having moderated, took her IN tow
WATERFORD Dunmore East) Jan 1.-THE pilot cutter
Seagu Cherry, rcpOrts having taken Channel pilot out
the ship Brown OF Portland (US Brooks, from Lv.
erpool tor Rio Janeiro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
CLEARED.

steamer Egypt QBr), Grogsn, Liverpool-F W Hurst.
Steamer, Ethiopia (r), Campbell Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
steansr City OF Austin. Chester. FsrnanainA via Pors
steamer rripet, Davis, Wilmington DEL via Perth Am.
boy -Abcl Abbott
Ship Cornelius Grinncl, Borland, London-Grinnell,
Minturn 4 Co.
Bark Industrial utaD scnisdino, Cork Falmouth
ordes-slocOvich 4 Co.
BARK Helene DER. Gerdes. Bremsn--J A PAUL.;
Bark Estella, Poole, Marseilles- Brett Sou Il Co.
Bark Evening Star tBr). Chick, st Jago and Guanta-
nnmo-Wnydeli & Co.
Bark saguenay CBr). TONNES, st John, Mp Nevius
4 Son.
Bark Feihandel Gen. wacher. Baltimore Oeirichs
Co.
Brig o Cary. Scott. Barbados-Dwight & Piatt
Schr Etna by er, Perm mbuco-Swan Il son.
Schr Carrie Walker Wotton, Barbados and Demerars-J
whitney n Go.
Scbr ';herubiu, Lank, Hondur as-I eager.
Schr Lizzie Lee Stubs, Mragoanc (HaytD -Brett Son
GCo.
schr Palmer, Stevens Frontera and Laguna-The
baud Bros.
Schr Florence Lillian. Smith, jacksonville w arreu
Ray.
Schr Sea- Bird. Clock, New Haven-Cartwright Doyle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
DIR. G. H. osBoRNE's FUNERAL.

The funeral OF DR.. Charles H. Osborne, tho well
known aud talented physician, who died on wodnes-
day morning, TOOK place from his residence. No. 800
West Thirty .6h street, yesterday afternoon at one
O'Clock. It was attended by largo number OF the
medical profession and by many OF the friends and
former patients OF Or. Osborne.
Dr. Osborne born in this city in 1885, He
studied medicine under Dr.. James r. Wood. aud at
tho College OF Physicians and Surgeons, from which
he graduated with distinction about 1859 He then
commenced to practise IN this city, but
when the rebellion broke out he became
attached professionally 10 one OF the volunteer
regiments, and performed eminent services during
the first year of the var. In 1862 he appointed
acting assistant surgeon OF the Stanton Military Hos
pital at Washington, ana remained attached TO the
stan Of that institution until The end OF 1864,
when he returned 10 this city and commenced
TO practise, having his otncc Eighteenth
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
He met with considerable success IN that neighbour
hood, but he shortly .ater consented TO accompany
Invalid gentleman 10 Europe in professional ca
great European schools and extend his knowledge OF
his profession. Returning 10 New YORK after an 10.
ierval OF about two years. he settled in the ne'ghbor-
hood where he died., and devoted himself to
edge oil his profession together with his courteous
and kind manner, soon Insured him large coDnec-
ton In recognition o! his high abilities he was uuan-
imously elected q follow of the Academy OF Medicine
ened taste and judgment and was highly esteemed
among his friends not only Tor his professional abii
ties, but Tor his high personal qualities.
HIS comparatively short lite was loo active 10 allow
OF mis- devoting any time 10 recording the results OF
his experience TACT which much regretted by the
profession since few phi ysicans had moro extended
opportunities OF observation than he had, both
military and family practitioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

Cmsyuncos. Jan ai-Arriysd scsr Ebsn Fisher Rey
Sailed h bark Ess noscy r.
B), English Halifax; nd Conceflcr tspj. Don, Charles.
CAsDEsAs Jan 25-Arriyed brig Clifford tBr, Tulock,
'i"' s. B Doe
]" port Jan 81 brig Chesapeake orr. White for Balt.
Ys1 siss Berry,
oxSoA. Jan 20 -Arrivod bsk JAS Ward, Halsoy.
M.Tsss Win. no ru'..
S s%y s s Ssy
wood Glasgow via Csrdsnas: schr' John i.me Fenni
" cson
Ga.n .shr. qf baS vs
CIV o s% s ers mn ana %
Susan Eli. ,s'
Haa ss? .shr MIRANDA. Msehs New "a''''S
Msda os
New York via cardonas; 18th, Chambers Or Burke.
:. TALIrAx, Feb l.Auived. ssoamer Alhnmbra tsr,.
MANASSAS Jan 2I-Arrved. bark Ami,y tBr), Sutton,
Sailed .i.a bark Reboeea carwanna johnson of Hat.
teras; briggs Christina tBr) Munroe. Cardenas ldh Obj
stednsn. of Hattcrss 2ath schr Clytie Lawton Ha.
NASSAU. Jan % In port 'chr Bertha Ellen Br. Peters
roRG CHAL.nns. ~; Dec 81. Arrived bark A Little.
RIO GRAxDK SUI Jan 2o-Cesred, bark Juno (swed).
Ns.holm for h Boss 70. e,Cs . a. ssiors, oo,..
New 4"l Doc . sailed steamer Gordon Castle Kidd
4, Ihm0rtcUV
iano, for do bark Coroa Adams, for do.
son, Ksons Now Sswpo9s ''''' ''nr on'' "a
sTJAco; Jan is-Arrivcd. brps George Staples tBr)
sAouh la GaAxps. Jan 2s-Arriyed. bark Jonathan
s MSsw K.S S. shamn ms
Bradshaw vangildcr. 81 Thomas; Altoona Fitzgerald
S. Jogs NE Jan so-AFrvod. 'ehr snowOird 'Br',
.YoKonAsA, Jan i4-ssied previously, banks Ceyloa,
Kelley. H!ogo e load rice for EuEope Annie Weston
i3 poi. Jan i: .Sp Ts::snser G,.ey. for New York
Now York
AMsrrno4n Jan l5ssiled lIermes. Tobias Baltimore
BusminE. an Arrived Eyyor. Li,slcneld Batavia
Bosros, e. Jan is-saled, Tanjorc, Dumas. Portland,
BRrsroL, Jan I7-Arrivcd. Angela di Amore. starno.
sailed 18th, vindolana o. New York: Angelo Accamc,
snrSss 80 an s%1r.s S "Snsvsr 9 Erd%s"n. B.
':s sssi S.y sss~ s'ss ba.ss
Do sySe Petersen
BILBAO Jan i3sailsd, Lizzie zttlosen, jensen sagus
BoRpEAux, Jan l5--sai,ed, Maria. Taarvig. Hampton
RSSds I'm D5onnns LOUISE 0; ,;,,
sailed DEG Hoss sh
Sailed 10Th. Helen Phnney, liavana; 18TH Viking,
CAKRSARvox Jan 11-sailcd, Irene. Parry. Savannah.
ClRrXGKsA Jan Sailed, HArmonen, Nielsen. PEN
CADiz. Ian l2-sailed. Ukraine. Ame,. Matsnsas
CALcurrA, Dec 22-Arived at sAugar saratoga Kendall,
Ciearsa Dec ~. Rydalu,ere. New iiiams. New York.
London tor sandy hoOs ISM Ne thaps smith n
Deaware Brsakwa,e, Emerald Isle. Peterson and Tri.
poyra Jan Passed Hanna, from Hull for New York.
Bremen hampton Roads: 18th. surbsion %. from New
DysLs Jan i7ssilsd. Bseehus Baltimore; 18th, syss
!. Nonsr. Bull Rlver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES.

The annual election OF the church officers OF DR..
Hepworths congregation was held last night at a
meeting In the Church Of the Disciples. According 10
the wish OF the attendance the officers for
tho past term wero Endorsed for tho coming one.
report Of the status OF the church
was submitted, which showed that tho
comm nicants numbered $50, OF whom III became
members OF the congregation during the past year.
! he Sunday school had boon enlarged at cost OF
$500, raised by those attending II, VINO number at
Is l25.
At the cioge OF tho business Dr. Hepworth congratu.
lated his hearers their success ant presidsd over
prayer meeting OF Thanksgiving. which closed the
aYeninR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb l. Sailed, barks Sunbeam Hand, Phia.
dstphia; Forscte (Nor) New York
BARROW. Jan 3O-Arrived. ship Juno (B, williams, Mo-
bile.
HAMPTON Roads
BORDEAUX, Dec 29-Arrved, barks Artemis (Nor), 10.
hannescn. New York; Anna Casper (Oan), Jepsen do.
CALCUTTA, Jan 3O-Sailed, bark Carrie Humphrey Gro.
zier, Boston.
DUBLIN Jan sl-saied bark Minnie Hunter. woodm an,
United States
DuxxIRx. Jan 31-sailed bark Carolina (Aus), Gherbaz
United States
GALWAY. Feb I-Sailcd. bark N S del Boschetso dtaD
Psrarslle, United States.
HULL, Feb l-Sailed, bark Flid fNo, Savesen Savan-
NAH
HAvRx, Jan so-Sa,ed bark sirene Ger, Calss
Darien.
HAMBuac. Fob l-Arrved barks Reform tNor, Bentsen,
Charleston; solyst tNor). johnson, Wilmington, Nc.
HELvoEr. Jan 3l-Saied barks Admiral CGer), Laucr.
New York; Erstatnngen (Nor), Lydersen Charleston;
Peter Ger, Workman, Philadelphia
IPSWICH, Jan 3O-saicd, parks Templsr (Br), Trefry
United States 3st slepner tNo, Marcussen do Bruins
wick. Hutchinson, do.
LIVERPOOL, Jan Arrived, brig Bore tsw>, Torstrom-
son. Charleston: Feb steamer Fitxroy (Br Gray New
Orleans via Norfolk and Bermuda.
Sailed Jan 81, steamer Canopus (Br), for Boston.
LONDON. Jan 31-Arrved, bark Rosetta Utal). Costa,
Philadelphia; Feb steamer Glencnrn Dr. Gssson New
York.
Cleared Feb l. bark Wsalsnd Nor), Eriksen, United
States
LospoxprxnY, Feb l-Arrived bark Brothers, Thurston
Baltimore.
MARYPoRr Jan sisailsd bark wifstawarf tsw). Hult.
man. Baltimore.
PKxARrH ROADS, Jan 3o-Arrived, bark Antoinetta
utai), CaHcro, Now York.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 1-Auived, steamers Idaho (Br).
Holmes, and scythia tBp Hams New York for Liverpool
the form at 80 A and the latter at noon.
Sailed LIST, 80 NJ steamer Republic (r). Perry drom
Lverpoo), Now York.
of Crookhavcn 3D. 80 ", steamer City Of Richmond
(Br, Leitcb, New York for Queenstown and Liverpool
ROTTERDAM Feb l-Arrved bark Prudhoe (Nor), Peder.
SEN Now Orleans.
SLIGO ian 3l-Saed bark Frstelli Dogo UtaD Phila.
delpha: also tho Mary 70. Baltimore
SOUTHAMPTON Feb ARRIVED, steamer Ohio (Ger),
Meyer. Baltimore for Bremen (and proceeded).
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp. Feb 1-Wnd N, gentle; barometer. 80 5,s.
PLYmourH, Feb Wind N, gentle; barometer, 30 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
POSTAL CHANGES.

Postmaster MoLeer. of Brooklyn, has consolidated
tho Office OF superintendent OF carriers with that OF
superintendent Of carriers delivery in the Post Oce
Department OF that city By this change the services
OF Nicholas w. Wilson, former superintendent of car
riers are dispensed with, and William B. Mas super
nondent OF carriers delivery for number Of years.
takes charge OF tho affairs Of both departments Tho
postmaster has also appointed Major Thomas NJ. X.
Mills registry clerk In place OF William Il Bacon, re-
signed; James b. Lomsoy as clerk IN place OF John
Mitchell, Jr., resigned; Colonel John w. Jones as
OF station W williamsburg in place OF
Samuel T. Warehouse, resigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
DECAPITATED.

A. six O'Clock yesterday morning switchman on
the Ere Railroad found the headless body OF man
lying on the track tho Henderson street crossing
Jersey CITY, and few yards on was found tho unfortu-
nat. mans head. The wheels had Gun over his head,
severng II from the neck In he pockets Of tho de-
ceased were found a sandwich wrapped IN napkin,
fifteen cents, hymn book and some Keys. The body
Was taken 10 xeebaps Norgua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
EARNINGS OF SING SING CoNvICTs.

For .the last month It COSY s139ss "a to run Sing
Sing Prison, and the convicts-an average OF about
lao were employed for oontractors-earned
slsO23 30 Add tho sum OF 81 6oa 81. rses,vsd from
miscellaneous sources, and tho handsome aggregate
OF 627 o. is the credit for tho month Of jan
uary, 1878, or 63S Is than the entire outlay
for the support Of tho prison during that mouth.
This Is the last fall months statement tho present
Warden, Mr.. Clark, will make, as he will soon cease
to warden, he will occupy the important
sphere of Superintendent OF Public Works
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
NEWARK BOAT CLUBS.

The Newark boat clubs met in that city last oven
ing and four Of them-the Passac, Mystic, Eureka
and Trton-oach subscribed $125. making tho $500
demanded by the National Club TO deray tho expenses
grand national regatta to be held on the Passac
at Newark next summer. The clubs will also raise a
fund to properly provide for the entertainment of
invited guesls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02

speaker advised his hcBers band together without
distinction Of party, and organize Tor The remonetiza
ton silver and the repeal OF the Resumption act
HIS remarks we're received with great applause, aud
end OF MS speech great enthusiasm was mani
tested. the cheering and waving OF hats continuing
Tor several minutes. letter from General Butter
had been received, but not read. Instead, Mr..
s. T. Greene proceeded to article called "The
Golden Cali.'a parody on the present situation In
q scriptuTai guise. He was interrupted, however,
with CRIES OF THAT'S enough" and Tho meeting ad-
iourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
CAPTAIN JOHN FERDoN.

Captain John Ferdon- aged sevcnty-two years was
found dead bed at his residence, No. Sly Ninth
street, Jersey City, yesterday. For many years he
was engaged IN tho coastng Srnde ana one OF the
Oldest captains the river. Heart disease was tho
cauae al death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02

Judge A. S. johnson, Of Utca died ct the Royal
Victoria Hotel at Nassau, N p, January 26 At eight
A. NJ. HIS disease was dropsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
SPOKEN.

Ship John Barbour (Br). Baker from Havre for Sandy
Hook, Ian 6. lat 4s so, Ion 8 49,
Bark PARENT lta, Limerick for Baltimore Jan 8.
lat ~ "a, lon II 81.
Bark Brodrene tNor from Falmouth for San Francisco
Dec ~, lat n, Ion rs Ia w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The automatic buoy which moored the
Gedneys Channel broke from its moorings during
ery gallo Of January 81 and dred ashore Sandy Hook
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EDWARD FOWLER.

Edward Fowler, trustee Of the Church Family Of
Shakers, dicd at Mount Lebanon on Thursday night
aged seventy.eight years. He was man OF romark-
able executive ability and orc widely known than
any OF the shaker fraternity.
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(; bar. Therl State of
FEB. I. Hour Inch Den. | Wind Weather.
orseshoe.... Noon 2a75I 34l NE lsnow.
or rise shoe. 4P MI - S3I 81 NE ICondy.
......lS p MI 30.OOl 80! NE lCloudy.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Feb Moon.
The time ball of the Western Union Telegraph Company
10y time Of the United States Naval Observatory
at Washington, was to-day dropped correctly.
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WHALEMEN.

sailed from Provincetown Jan 30 schr Oracle Parker
Marston. on a cruiso
spoken-Noy 10 lot 20 IS S. Ion Al W. bark Arno.ds.
Rowland, ofN B.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c.

TUE COLOMBIA BOAT. CLUB or BKO0 nLYN OF.
& .1r s ne tne rloat'ng House now occupied by tho
cxcecnt In good order and com In
5000 New York. A"" "uee o"@
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamer City of Austin for Fcrnandina, &c.
Also sailed the steamers reported in yesterdays edition.