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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
THE THREE s1LENCEs OF MoL1Nos
LoNoFELLow TO WHITTIER

Three silences there are: the first of speech,
The second of desire, the third Of thought;
This is the lore Spanish Monk, dlstraught
With dreams and Visions was the first to teach.
These silences commingling each with each,
Made up the perfect silence that he sought
And prayed for, and wherein at times he caught
Mysterious sounds from realms beyond our reach.
0 thou whose daily life anticipates
The life to come and in whose thought and word
The spiritual world prepOnderates;
Hermit Of Amesbury! thou, too, hast heard
Voices and melodies from beyond the gates
And speakest only when thy soul is stirred!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
NO ROOM FOR A FRAUDULENT
PRESIDENT.

We see at the head of the Government man
whom the people never elected to be their ruler.
The placing him there was o subversiOn of the
self revolutiOn.-SyrdCuSe Courier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.

Washington June THE sundry civil bill re-
ported TO the House to-day contains the following
among other appropriations: For the general
expenses of the District of Columbia, to be dis
bursed by the Commissioners, 81, 25OOOO for the
construction of public buildings at Chicago $500.
900; Cincinnati, S30OC00 Evansville, 20 600; Grand
Rapids, 2OO00 Little Rock, $40 OOO Nashville, S35,
900; New Orleans, S3O0OO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20

Is acres Of 1t In timber, and all the remainder in
very high state of cultivation; irstclass buildings
and every other convenience and advantage necessa-
ry to good health and successful farming 1t is haN
dy to market, being located IL miles southwest
Canton, o., overlooking the city A stream Of fresh
water runs through the farm sufficient for any guam
tity of stock making 1t also excellent stock farm
For price and terms inquire on the premises.
may23-tf THE HEIRS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that George Blanc has this
Commissioner for Stark County, Ohio, for dis.
charge under an act entitled an act for the relief Of
nsOlvent debtors" that copies Of the examination
then had and of the schedule and inventory then
made by said George Blanc will be returned TO the
Common Pleas Court Ofsald county, on or betorethe
18th day Of September, 1873. June6-dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ffty-four dollars and
thirty cents has been deposited with the Treasurer of
Stark County to redeem tax title on lot number "a In
Teeters, LambOrn a. Co.'S addition TO the town OF AL
lance JAMES p. BOURBECK,
Auditor Of Stark County, Ohio.
May 30, 1878,--jun6.dw*
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Building Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office ofthe
Clerk Of Bethlehem township, IN Navarro, until u
O'clock noon on the 18th day Of July 1873 for the
building of brick school house In subdistrct No 8,
according to plans and specifications on file IN said
office The board reserves the right TO reject all BIDS
BY order of the Board Of Education.
Navarro, June O, TB..-lW w. IL. LINN, CLERK
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AlisttIIantOus,

r. HOE & CO., HAsSE4fHsE: hhs SE FRISF:
ING PRESSES AND Printing MACHINERY
OFEvERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO CAST STEEL
SAWS. OFFICE, MANDATORY AND WARE
ROOMS; 500 GRAND ST N. Y. aprl97-oy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20

Here rests his head upon the lap of earth,"
The brave young man that rode the brindle mule.
He Helearned, when meek Asinas burst the girth,
Too late the lesson of life's harshest school,
Broad culture solid judgment, breadth of brain,
Thought that has drank at the Perian spring;
Grand depth Of heigth and culture he must gain
Who safely rides the trick mule round the ring.
-HdlDketg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
Farm For Sale.

The widow and heirs of John Rank, deceased, offt
at private sale the Farm and appurtenances hereul
to belonging, and lately owned by him.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Shivsrck. OF bark John winthrop
OF New Bedtord Aug ~ with aSO
bbls oil since leaving Tacanuana In November
bills ell told Pound awaiting him st Talcahunn. the on
whales Had sssn no whales since the middle OF Tune,
later.
letter from Capt Barnes Of bark Sea Breeze at Point
barrow Aux ls says:One OF the ships nave slssa
- Lawrence Bay and freghted their caehngs oy the
syren and all the heet hare apd along siore east
ward Of ths place. Most 0! ships 30 the
shore In the latter part Of July only or
warus few days In August They worked 70 the north
east - fast ns the leo opened away from tho land Aug
lsands and In week later most OF them had reacneo
Point barrow Others coming along as fast AS the
wind would permit though found much hindrance
from the ice few miles Of Point Barrow the brig
Francisco the lee and lost From the 9Th 90
she Ieh Of August thirteen veSsels started
ran about l6O miles alon shore and nearly TO FrAnkn
Return Reef without seeing whaes much OF time had
now here waiting better weather The ee which all
the ne previously has close the lsnd s the way
from Pont Bolchsr w miles south IL fast disappear
Ing 50 the Westward and enc Wind should continue
days longer We need not fs.r blockade south Of
roint Barrov the masters here think the prospect
aimee the nrss whale here. and struck ~
boat from tho bark Mercury unfortunately Loot BY
runsisg .icai Of Tee The Sea Breeze board 500
barrels Of o nnd about pounds Of oone The bsrxs
BARKER and Elisa In sight be airing the point All
ether vessels along ths TO the eastward s.
Aug but three of the vessels the Point
Capt Nys In the Aeunt Wolaston left at Return Ree
letter from Capt Potter of ship Kmma Jones, Of Nev
bsdord reports ner at PAvts Aug with $50 bbs oil
ase cruise A 1850 all told Was bound to Oh Shore
dreand. and would be at Talcshuans In April next.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
CITY ITEMS.

A package Of lace. which camo through the mails,
yesterday from tho Post Oce TO the seizure
rsom ot the Custom House
John Murphy, aged thirteen, died ~ the Chambers
Street Hospital yesterday from injuries received ~
falling from the roof oil No. l29 MADISON street.
Al q meeting OF the stockholders Of the National
Butchers and Drovsrs' BANK yesterday resoiuti0n
adopted - reduce the capital stock from $780, 900
70 $500, 600
George Prince. tvsntyfour years old OF Fifty-nith
street and Second avenue, wnie painting the -Four.
tesnth station tho New York Elevated Rail-
road yesterday, fell from the scadold He died 1t
Bel evue Hospital
verdict Of accidental death was rendered BY
jury the C0roners once yesterday In she Of
the workmen, Plummsr, Welsh ana Harding, who
disd from injuries received BY the breaking OF sca
folding al the Fory-seeond station OF the New
York Elevated Railroad September n.
wallor W. Hyde, OF No. 1857 Third avenue. caught
hts wife Catherine by the throat yssterdxy morning
kicked her IN the stomach, hiJ her In the eye and
Otherwise III used her. In the Fifty-sevsnth Street
Court pushed hts litts daughter forward TO vindi
cate nim but she reluctantly aud toarfuy old Of his
cruelty and ne was held In aefauit OF baiL
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
YACHTING.

THE sIooP YACHTS VISION AND aBACIE
MATCHED FOR YIvE-HcNDRED-DoLLAR
cUP-AN OCEAN RACE OF FORTY MILES.
On Wednesday last the we'll known sioop yachts
Oracle and Vision matched TO sail twenty
miles to windward and return from on the Sandy
Hook Lightship tor . cup valued At $500 The race
will place Tuesday 18TH inst and II 10 stip.
ulatsd IN the articles OF agreement that Euss be
made within seven hours, race, and with time
allowance. The canvas allowed viii Do the same a.
used during the summer eruse-mainsau, stsysaiI
jib, JbtopsAil, gsn topssil ana balloon jib.
Already much tntsrsss has been m1aitested In this
event. and before the day OF the II 10 anticipated
there viii be much discussion AID probably some
spscuiati regarding tho result The Oracle since
she rebuilt been gong well, and very active
summer yachting season was closed fewdayS ago BY
her ownsr, when he srdsred the yacht 70 City Island
lay mp the winter. she had proceeded TO that
point aad her captain was preparing 10
obey Instructions when The match was
made, and toe yacht was ~ encs ordered
back 70 put 6x Tor the outside race. The Gracis
has been measured since she was rsbuilt SO NO
Time allowance can yet be calculated but Mr.. A.
Cary Smith, the ciuo msasursr, will at once visit
toriy.
The Vision 10 owned by Rear Commodore Alexandra.
OF the New York Club and has . reputation for
speed that may make her the favorts n the oming
contest. Nessrs s. n. Mills and Alexander Taylor Jr.,
are spoken OF ~ The judges during the race. lt will
be high water 1t Sandy Hook Tuesday morning
oighJ minutes to ten.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srxAnxR vIspoLANA tBr), from Montreal for Havrs.
bsos ashore In the Traverse discharged part
Of cargo hauea or ana 10 Qusbse Oct hour
Stesm pu.aps keeping her free. she
surveyed an ordered ~ be docked for repairs.
BARK CUsA NOR loading guano on the Patarouian
soss has lost with 400 tons beard Crev saved
scus MAsonxr from Grand Banks for Plymouth, Mass.
which nut Yarmouth Ms alter being ashore Taske
isIapd xsd The cargo damaged and will be s,ld
sosw tlIiAx BAsrLrrr. Pearson. fou Pbiisdslp lpbIa
or Nsrwich put into Newport AN Oct 10 TO put ospt
Psarson IN the hospital, VINO, through beng laumed was
hurt by the breaking Of the main sheet.
scna Lizzie Dow. Kelly. from baltimore SEPT 10 70.
Aspnwsil has totally wrecked Irrw rescued aud
landed At Ponce. PR Uct To- The l. Dow was built NJ
Mytic. c. 1874 owned In Provdence and rsgstersd
Y1f tons.
The cargo (mabo xany) Of sbip Refer Nor) from To-
for Falmouth which was picked up ana taten INTO
beaufort SC. 10 reported TO be In good condition
large quantity sawed timber Vas pssssd sept 10
drifting down OF Floaa by the brig Ambrose
ILsht HernandinA Oct o.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
BELOW.
Ship Amelia (Aus), from
CLEARED.

::%sf ss::%ss a..' % Ss s:ss"d: Ssasass vis P1nosA
Steamer cl.nbs tBo. Webster. Knss.ea. J.ens and
s,.sS.r c.ains ssIl; Lsddieeas. Hamilton tssr-
sss.n.r City Of san An.onio P.nninssen. 0savsssoa
rss:mSa s: ana o'
steamer ord Dominion. Walker. Sorfok-oid Deuinsea
Garrett re';;, Kg:
:.%:r sss.aa Sssr, D.m.e
ssD YorI.own. B.ir; LSnssp-J.ns. El..n Co =
BARK R.b.kka tNoo. Carlson. Bristol E-Boeh.saa.
BARK Csroi,e. tAus,. Ghersas. Cork Falmouth for
BARK zsSro G..p;. Psllsr.no. Cork o. Falmouth ter
Bsrs Come Vol HssD. Hsrsrh. Cork Falmouth fer
Sssi rr,ns Frederick Carl Ger. arasnow. D.n.is-pi
Bark 0sralams Figaro utaD. nertoss. viaar,dngsp-
Bsss Mi.s,sslppi lNor, Helm, Dunlirk-r Punch Edys
Bark csrnels tAus,, vecsnna, Cstss-puneh. Edvs !
Barn y:'ry Bsii. tsr. osrdass Sordssu1-Psas.'ss:s
ssrs sss. s. Green go.a:..nJ .m.: ss%,:sSs +s
Bsrr Aaai.. AUS. Tieai.s Rschelis s-sioesvieS Co
Bars iCs sswys, Oaai.1aIapps5 Seattle: 49,.
Bar. principe Do Napoli dsap. caasro. Constantine
BARK Retrisver tBr). Morrison. Hsrbes Bs!tain NJ
Howland Aspnw all
Brig SOMA uiail. Saba. Cstss--Benhsm 4 Boyssss.
Brig New Era tBr. AcPhes. S. Johns. NF-fsui Ger
hard
sehs Mssts Rouloa. Fountain. Pars-Burdest Pond.
Drsks. Drisko UemerarA-Lea aycraft 4 Co.
schr Lissis neysr. Poland Demarara- Middleton 90.
Schr Carrie Bon NELL Harris, BAracoafsasc staples.
schr RoceIt Ross tBr. Clark. Yarmouth. M, via Forth
Hcnr Hop Wac (BrJ Money. 81 John. NIB "A tiensy.
sshr Hattie Giles. Bennett. So Aagassins-wArrsa
Ray -
schr frankiin. YounYs. korwaik q Watsrs
schr u O Acksn, lens. Stamford stamford Manufae.
turing Co. = .
Sserry.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
AMATEUR OARSMEN.

BRILLIANT PROGRAMME OF THE HARLRx RE-
oATTA ASSOCIATION.
The Executive committee Of the Harlem Regatta
Association last night, at Knieksrbocker Cosssgs
with Mr. Good win, OF Coumbis College, In tne chair.
Amer hearing tho minutes OF the previous meeting
Mr. Rsthborns OF the Athletics. reporssd that threo
sets Of colors tor the iours, skies aud egbts and
twenty-sx medals mad bsen ordered and would be
finished on Tuesday next On motion u was decided
70 ask M Dexter, OF frovIdence, TO act as reeros
Inc beats TO be rowcd In the morning Of the lgn
inst. down the river and In the aitsrnoon the races
vii be rowsd up tho river
All races viii be one mile straight away. barge
has been and will be snchored At ForeDce's
JOCK. The programme will be as oilows:-
horninR-L First heat, juniora 2. Second heat,
iuuiors. .. First heat, seaiora T. Second heat
seniors.
Afternoon-L Pair oars. 2. Eight-oared shells
g. Final heat Of juniors. 4. RipaI neat Of seniors
8. Four-oafsd shstis. O. Double scuiis Z Slx.oared
gige
The trial heats viii be rowsd a. haiI-past nine A.
NJ and the afternoon programme vii be COM
menced ~ two O'Clock snarp, aud . vii DO
rowsd every succeeding half hour.
The folIoving srs the entries Tor the regsue.-
SENIOR SINGLE ScrLLs. II. Livingstop. Yale Uni-
vsrsi,y Boat Cub Ia. Y. Dam. High ID boat Cab.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11

Peskskui; n. W. Rathberns. New York Athletic CLUB
Gramsrcy Boat Club; R. 3. Hartshorns. New fori
Rowing Club.
JUNIOR SINGLE SOULS ~. Bsrrrsnd Kip. Hignlant
Club. Psskskill; X s. Ksator. Yale Univsrsity Boa
Club; Augustus schneider, Friendship Boat Club; J.
Gramercy Boat Club; Frank Ellison, New York Row
ing Club; Irving A. Lyon, Dauntess Boat ciuh
ton; suosiitute r. S. Keator, Yale University Boal
Club. X. w. Ra:hoorns and X. [. Newton; suosti-
tules W. \. McCredy and Mills, Jr., New YORK
Olympic Boat Club, Albany. George W. Lee and Is.
l. Philips. Triton Boat Club Newark.
PAIR.OAREp SHELLs-Frederick A Levien and w.
Chids; substitutes, Lewis A. Rouse and W. H. Walsh,
Nautilus Boat Club. d. r. Mills and I. A. williams.
substtute H. 6. Mcvickar, Ataianta Boat Club.
FoUR-0ARED SnKLLs.-A. Monat, bow ~. Frazer, .;
W. Ii. Guernsey, 8 and K. G. Jackson, stroke SUP
B. S,arr-Pallsade Boat Club. Yonkers. w. H.
Downs. bow; h. W. Rodgers, 2; II. @. Ncvickar, 3.
aud Ed. Blake-A,alanta Boat Club W. s. Morsly,
bow; Abram Null, 2; Henry G. Graves, ana y =.
Bulger stroKe-Mutual Boat Club, Albany J. Robert.
J. Wills, Charles Badgsly and W. Robson Substi-
tutss, ]. D. Foot, r. McDougai W. Lsn,ilhon and G.
@. Peterson-Nassau Boat Club
Frank Allen, csxswain. Substitute. C. Oakley Ariel
ssa.s sSs; clas
stroke; Edward Blake, coxswaiD Substitutes, George
Young ard Eugene Kinkman-A,alsn.aB Boa. Club.
Ter, Waldo sprasue, ". B. Curtis, n 9:
substitutes. W. G. Demarsst, a. G. West, Q. W.
Turner and C. E. Johnson-New York Athletic Club
Frank GilleIan, bow; II. w. PeckweII, 2; G. Il.
Knapp, 8; W. G. DsmArssI, 4; H. w. Walter, s;
DAVID Roach, stroke, and J. ). Dun, eoxswain SUP
stitutes, W. 5. eRldabosk, JE; W. H. Lee, J. D.
Dauniless Boat Club. c. Eldridge, II. b. Parsons,
II. T. Brown G. L. Boyd, Il. G.. Rldaboek and 9. 4 4
son, stroke. Substitutes, ;. 8. Neuberry, +. +.
Timpson, Barnes, Muller, browning. Hamilton, Con-
tent and Nsthan-Columbia College Boat Club
EIGHr-OARED sHELLs-C Eidr'dgs bow; 3. Par
Newbsrry, s; c. L BOYD, Q; H. G. RldAbock, Z; c.
Edison. stroke; Cognill, coxs~ain. substitutes,
Webb, Montgomery and Nashan-columoiaC College
Boat Club. J. 3. Robert, BOWL: Wills, 2J 9. Jane
way way &c G rs:s..on Ras.a" ASs .;rois I r
Kors coxswa,n. Substitutes, q. Floyd Jones, W.
Kemp, r p MoDougsu, W. A Lentiihon and W. K
Fostor-Nnssau Boat Club.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Two hundred and nfty operators in the silk Mill Of
Lsuis Francke NJ Paterson, N. j., struck ysstsrday
tor an increase OF wages
Ex-Sherif Jacob z Van Blarcom, Of Hackspsaek,
N. j., thrown IRON his buggy Fort Lee ysstsr-
day and bad MS neck dislocated.
Maggie Haiderer, two years old, last night run
over and fatally Injured by heavy Lager beer truck.
IN front OF parenps residence, Congress street.
Jersey City Hsights
Tho examination IN the Lewis will case was con-
t,nued yesterday. Rev Henry Fox, OF Hyde PARK,
Masx. testified that he had the original plate from
which the marriage certificate was printed.
Thomas Larsen and william Schmidt, painters,
were yesterday seriously fatally. injured by
tall OF q scanold upon which they were wsrk at
house OF Francis Klabrs, On KossuIh street, Union
Hill N. j.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
FOREIGN PORTS.


As,xwsLL Oct sArrivsd, steamer Crescent City. Por
,BUssos AYn.s, Aug 27-Arri'sd. sshr James Ford.
DrsssAnA sept n In bort. brig Ada L white. White
HosoIuiu. Scot is-AuIvsd. bark Amy Turner. Newell
f;:s ..' g.. sss..s. s.e's s.s:' xs:: Gar s: D.
MoslrviDro. Aug 2s-Ar!v.d. ship Jaime cibls tArs,.
sailed xag %. er. Levi. sauirss, Tu,h M.urisius;
ass.:: 1y';:: S:s:sn:: T:Isj.: i% is1
Rogers and Harrison Gawlsy. Tor New York; rsrencs
% xssssi Sep, ii-ssiled. bark Lue. d..p. x.sroecAi
s:iss s,s ;::~;S ,, o9:, @ Rss: L''rpoe
PASAni. oss 10 sailed. steamer oOlimA, ssari-. San
prior Oct s-Arrivsd. brig John Boyd tBr,.
PAsX Sept li.ssl.d. sehrs Tom Williams. Luavigs,
Ne. p.lr roy, d7,n vrsn,. s. Es,.. hS,Op % a.
tBrj. MeKsn.l., London Tor Halifax,
S Hs, % NEWELL a'f & II. sssHss
sS Sc IP1' ARR .S %
s1n:s Lass DO sa ali s.%.in.d S' Il ps1;
os.9ss kidoi.ss sro-n ana fru..s @ Ssloa. c:'ss
bark Brothsrs, rhurstos Brunsvck; schr Dors Prin
ss.sa Sep. 8 s:rs c..s.,s. Iced ssD. Iced Rich
vies lar: OIiS o-ornasop,. - ,l.r,. Rsaoai G..ps.
for oS" arssnan sn
Kiddsr uns: Sargent, Ass:..on: do; sa,ks wsllsee
s.er ~, c.ys.os ,.s'.d Ism, ssa',n. rorY ior
SNOW. une bris Rsmirss. Bsrmud. do; and The sSov:
NesAsl: oe. "a In port. steamer Mississippi. Hale
Essosyl: .shi May ANA ,sH. TsS;sssu, PSis..ipSi:s
.vicropiA oes i-Arrvsd barks Tokstss ,B, Asrri.on
ssiisd Sep. 80 bark Peters, Lane, san pSsncisco
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
THE NEW GUN CLUB.

REORGANIZATION OF THE LONG BRANCH GUN
CLuB-NEw MEMBERS FROM THE BOSTON,
NEWPORT, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
GUN CLUBS.
The members or the Long Branch Gun Club met on
Wednesday evening at Delmonicos for the purpose OF
reorganization. Mr. Richard Murphy. the president
Of the club, unavoidably absent, and Mr. John g.
Hecksher was unanimously appointed chairman OF
the meeting. The arst business brought before tho
meeting the election OF the gentle emen nominated
at the last meeting. About one hundred new mem-
bers then elected comprising representatives Of
the Narragansstt Boston, Phisdelphia and Baltimore
Gun clubs. The object in view 10 TO csntrsize sns
amateur pigeon shooting In this country
and Long Branch being convenient summer
the shooting meetings next season will
bring all best shots In the country The
following officers were then elected NJ John Hosy.
presidsnt; MT. George NJ Curtis. vice-presidsnt Mr.
John s. Hoey, secretary, and Mr.. Juiian L. Mysrs,
eretary but he decIinsa me ONCE and at the same
time apologixing for tho absence Of ms Iather Ar.
John Aoey, accepted IN his name the pres'asney .
Jersey Legislature Tor articles OF incorporation, aud
the following names were put on .ne appGamon ar,n
lard, N. W. Curtis, Thomas Murphy, A. r. Warner
INSIDE A Hopper, Julian 1 Myers. Theodore ".
On motion, Judge Gidersleeve, Mr.. John G. Heck
sher and Mr. William Hooy were appointed commit
draw up . constitution and bylaws 10 oe sub
mittsd 10 the club at the next meeting rns Govern
Ing Committee club has been selected from the
different gun clubs IN Philadelphia, Baltimore New
York, Newport and Boston. The following Rsnsle-
men will, it Is thought DO selected:-Mr. Howard
Munickhuysen, ME George Brown and Nj. Charter
D. Fisher, OF the Baltimore; General Z. Grubo, Mr.
NJ E. Rogers Mr.. George Potts. OF the Phiiadsl-
pnla; Mr.. J. a. Bradford aud Mr.. Samuel Hammond,
the Boston; Mr.. Travis Van Buren, Mr. Carroll Lv-
ton ana Mr.. John G Hscksner, of the Newport;
Mr.. Julian L. Meyers, Mr. G. l. LorilIard and Judge
Gidsrsleeve, OF the New York; Mr.. Thomas Murphy,
Colonel L. Kipp aud Mr. William Hosy. Of the Long
Branch Club There are present $50 members 10
the CLUB, aud action will bc taken promptly With
view TO building club house. 80 that next season
ne
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct s-Arrvsd. sehr W Mewry.
windsor.
Cleared schr w harrison. New Haven.
Passed down--Bark Florence. for Boston schrs w
rercsre, New York Matte Tseor, New Haven't n
Maeder. Fall kvsr and ihomaa. Bosson Gala from
Georgotownt.
BOSTON. Oct O. Cleared, schr l. Sherman. Alley.
phia via kenuebsc River
s.iied.s,esmer saxon otix stowe ,,.,.
10Th Arrived. steamer Otrsuto tBrl Jenktns Hull;
WIN Lawrence. Howes, Baltimore. Perkiomen. AIperson,
pniisdsphia schrs W l. kikins. LudlAn, do; QC
WI hart. Csrn. 10; II Manning. candy, dc Presccts
HMs,!ine, s~ss, brunsy'ek: Ga; ~ wh'sy;
helen Thompson. Bradford, Kondout; lanes
Holmes. kyde,. do. caroline. Wallace. Perth
Amboys Express, Rich, south Amboy; Bill stove. Nnn
son. Baltimore; Sarsh Hoffman, Yashlev; LsmPrey
GouId Lrena smith Richard Vaax- 6tnord
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
CRICKET.

A fair attendance witnessed the cricket match At
Roboken yesterday between the second sisvens OF the
St George aad Manhattan clubs. The MsnhsttaDs
arst went 10 made the respectable total Of
SO runs, OF which b. Tucker made 20 and Middleton
1s. Owing TO the good bowling OF G. Scott the ST.
Georges disposed Of for 80 runs Ciarkcs q and
Giles IA beng the only double figures. Then the
Manhaltaus added 90 in their second inntng OF which
Scott played sxcssnIy for So and Williams for 2& The
st. Georges had 140 runs TO. GET and when time
was called had only wicKets down Tor IS runs,
Ropes playing well Tor SO, out, and Giles, Jr, TOR
Is. not out Clarke mado good 10.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
THE AUSTRALIANS AT MONTREAL.

THE AUSTRALIANS AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL. Oct. 10, 1873
The cricket match between the Australians aud the
Montreal twenty-five commenced to-day The latte
went TO the Arst and maae 90, the highest being
J. L. Hardman, 81
For the Australians, when time called, G. Ban
herman and Nurdock had maos 50.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 10, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

nxPoRrnp BY IN. HERALD srEAn YACHTS Anp uHnALp
wHirgsroyE TsLEoRArH LIMA
Steamer sicily tBrl. Green. Liverpool IL dsya with
mdse TO Henderson Bros.
steamer Holland lbr), heeley, Lsndon sept 26. With
md.e and IL passengsrs 10 W j Hurst Asd ssrvn e
westerly wnds 6t Inst encountered heavy squalls Of hur
ricane force from the eastward. lasting 10 bours
Steamer August Andre tBclg). Eyer. Antwerp IL daLa
with mdse 10 runch. Edys Go. Had strong aud NV
gales banks. thence lght wind. aud line westher
steamer Morgan City. Reed, galveston Oct 2. with
m and passen gers TO Bogart Morgsn.
steamer Rspidsn. CroweIi Fernandina Oct 4, runs.
and Port Royal 6th. with mdss and passsa
40 u Aallory Co
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SAILED.

STEAMERS Tbiurvals tDauj tor lokohama City Of Chss-
ser tBI Liverpool state Of 9ecrsia sBr uss9o~ Och
lert t3sr Hamburg; Csrbei tBr. Kingston Ac. Cant
ms tBrj, Bermuds; Western Texas. Key westi Old
Dominion, Norfoik Isaac Be Richmond Sc ship EDITH
Troop tBrJ, Antwerp; bArks Antwerp tBrJ. dot AdoDh
Enxier, Bordeaux; Gerhard tGerI. Bremen Everhsrd
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SPOKEN.

Bark Newark Or, Boyd. from San Francisco for Liver
pool sept &. lat 2 so =. Ion 1928 W.
Brig Wright, Meyers. from New York for Monte.
vdeo. Aug 10. lat IA N. Ion 70 % W.
An italian bark, showing MDfL. from Pensac0la Tor
Asntevidso. July IS, lat 8 As N. Ion 20 SOW
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. I
Or sALR AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
on TUESDAY. October 10.

TUESDAY. October 10.
tho sidewhse Steamer Ontario assns lays 81 ssarns
eeutrai shipyArI, Conmunipaw " j.. (Libsrty street
fsy 2l1 eet long, ~ ieet fcet hold built l5T1t
engine, ~ inches diameter. l2-fpot stroke.
A most excellent towing steamer.
For iu psrsieulsrs apply Office Of srARIN's q. and
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PHrIApw,PnrA, Oct 9-Cspt swain Of steamer Rattle
snAna- rspessA the red buoy Csos Ay 70 ksass