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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
TAMMANY SOCIETY.

ANIMAL ELECTION OF sAcHEMs AND OFFICERS
ny TIE COLUMBIAN oRDYR.
HALF an hour alter tho setting OF tho sun" last
evening tho Tom,nopy Society, or Columbian Order.
met ut headquarters Fourteenth for the pur
pose Of clccting sachoms and officers for 187SlSy.
All the leading lghts OF the organs pres
ent, including Comptroller Kelly. Chamberlain Tap
pan, ex.J Judge Spencer, snern Reilly, County Clerk
Gumpleion, Joel 0. Stevens and between three and
four hundred Others Only ono ticket being placed
in the field no excitement particular interest was
manifested in the prooecdiugs. Mr.. Henry l. Gin
ton presided.
There rs votes cast and tho following ticket
chosen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John Kelly, Com
missioner OF Jurors Thomas DnnIap, Counsellor
Henry l. Clinton, ex-Aloerman Henry D. furroy,
Common Pleas Clerk Naihapiel JARVIS, Jr.; County
Clerk Henry A GumDieton. Sherin's Aucttoncer Ed
ward Kearncy, Police Commissioner Sidney r.
Nichois Mayor smith Ely, Jr Sheriff Bernard Reilly,
Cbar.os II. Hasw0li. Attorney ioB EXCISE Board
Menso DtcicudOrl Fire Commissioner John j. Cor
man. Sccrctary-Marinc CouEs-C Clerk Joel O. Sevcns
Trcasurer--Arthur Leavy Sagsm0re-SuperIor Court
Clark Wilson Small NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John D.
Newman.
These officers will be formally Installed on May r.
Messrs. Purroy, GumbietoB, Keurncy and Nichols
have been substituted sachsms IN place Of ex
nelly ana Miles b. Adrus. II 10 understood that Mr..
1hayer deuiiLed denomination account OF Ill
heath. Tho retirement OF the other three has not
been expaineu.
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CHASED ON THE ELEVATED ROAD.

For smo past drivers OF tho Tenth street
town cars and the line have been fro qucnty
robbed by aumber Of scamps who prowl along the
routes and sndeavor 10 annoy them. The plan
adopted by the thieves little peculiar. Awaiting
themselves OF the characteristic luminosity Of car
drivers toward small boys who indulge IN irco
rides they set number Of depraved Juveniles
jumping upon the back platforms OF the
cars. This ofcourse, enrsged she drivers, who were
constrained 70 lowe their position in drive
on their tormentorA or the moments 10 which they
were so occupied tho thieves made avail. Slipping
alongside tho TO tho mossy box In front they
accustomed TO r,dc II anu hon make on before their
victims discovered their loss. 0dlccr Steve
OBrien, OF Inspector Murray's squad, has Tor
some time been In quest OF those car
thieves, and finally became convinced that
10 not she best responsible Tor OF the thets.
He inquired about him and learned that he tom
porary engaged az work upon the Third Avenue Es-
waited Kxrvao. Yesterday Officer 0'Brien discovered
his nSon Of the iron 9irdsrs the Garner Of
rwciftn street and he At once ssssysd his capture
Tausey, however, wns wary and tho appearance Of
Ofiocr O'Bricn evidently drconcertcd him. As tho
latter drew he called out, "lf you want
mo, you'il havo 10 catch me, and away no
went along the work NJ the top OF his speed.
went the fugitive, doubling upon the transverse
grdcrs and lodging ns pursuer 0cst he could, and
after him wont O'Brien, gradually lessening his ais
TANGO Down tho street tho chase created quite
after with . vague nolloa that something wrong.
After exciting run OF hall dozen blocks Tanscy
was NJ length brought TO hay and captured. A. tho
Essex Market Police Court yesterday no said his
name James Clark, and that he lived at No. 394
East Tenth street. He vas rcmandcd for idcntlnca-
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. q, April 8sniied, barks Benhcim (Br,. Gar.
land DuaxIrk: 7th. Matte Maelosy. Pope. Honolulu
BOSTON April ~ Arrived. scnr N Gamewcil tot
New York;. Berry, Csdlx
len AiIysd sehr. Sea Lcn tsr,, rs.,ck :, Martins
Arrived steamers Xs,Issippi. Now York: Bcrss
Psnssss. Fran tSot we.sr Ho,,srdsm ssi.
Hmcr o. Emeren Mobile; sphs salisbury. IoS,,. In:
scorgrtown, so; Liy French, Haskell. iinin- ton.
NJ: Skyiarx. slnal Philadephia; James Henry. SNOW
Rondcut; ida Hudson. KcnuistSr dos stampede. Dow.
xso arrived steamers Reman Crowcll. Pniladc phia;
no Asns ss sr JAN. PFC
Collins Hobokcn. schrs Abc Dow, orscn. Philadephia
Mary @ Collins somers, DO; Ann Eliysbeth Dean Port
Below Ada l. White. white. from Palermo
rsds MIndc DAM Borg Rochester y; schr Gen Banss
BALTIM0KE. April i4-Arivcd shrJ kclso, KcIso,
Cleared sehrs Keeling. Jamcs, Charleston; Henry
ist,--Arrived STEAMERS Allentown. -. New York I.
Experiment. Bennett. Ncwpern. Nos bark 81 Laurence
Or. DOC, Dsmcra!a. Wilhelm tSor, Roed, Dublin; schr
Cieased-sseamers Vim Crane, Hcwes. Boston; Faicon.
Kirby Charesoni ship Corneus 0ier). Meyer, bremen
Ahsu.srnen iNor,. Rothing Lynn Docks; Ncptun tSo,
Johsunsson, Hamburg; sshr Thomas seward. Apple
ssii.d-Bsrks Colombo and Mary A Mystrsn; BRIG Mary
SSRSgSswioK. April ia--Auved. bark WIN cosS. brady.
Cleared I2sh. bark Usage tBr. Mcdonald, sasillA
sailed oh bsrs u Bsrpanm n.ynor' Boson' i'n'
BATH April 12-Arrivcd schr Bessie Dickinson, Dick
New Orleans; Hampdcn, smith, New York; Ida Laienrr
Coleman, wilmns icn. bel: 1ciumsh Bennett. Phadei
BKIsroL, April Arrived. schrs Tunis Bodine, Jones'
asd Planter. Harding. Port Jchnscn
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The interest In the grand national pool tournament
appears TO be on that hall lhe games
are played and the attendance is still very good.
wahIstrom and CyrilIe Dion still In the lead,
as neither has lost . gone, and. Knight
resumed yesterday afternoon. and the nrst match
was between Clark Wilson and George Troy. In the
nnaI game Frey missed very easy one and Wilson
won tho game and match with score VI ii TO 10 IN
his favor. The second match IN tho afternoon was
between George S,osson and A. /. Rudolphe. This
proved rather an easy victory for the former, as he
won by score Of IL 10 7.
In The evening the play CONNIE need with tne mntcn
between Joe Dion and J. ". Marble. The hrst game
was by Dion. Tine second fell to Marble and tncn
Dion took the third aud fourth. The next vas
making tho score stand Dion and Marble
2. DION won the sixth and Warblo tho
seventh. The eighth guins was won by Dion
anu the ninth ny Marble A. the close o. pe
then. the twelfth aud thirteenth games ana
Marble tho fourteenth. The fifteenth VAS also won
by Marble anu then Dion gained tho sixteenth IN
tho next game Marble WAS victorious, WINE DION
won the eighteenth gamc ana the match Tho ioilo"-
ing Is u score OF The camcs:-
T. Dnn......1 011O 01011 0 i'll
J. NJ. Warble.0 20 OIL 90 o u
The next match was between Wullstrom and Sexton.
and the former the first six games without max
ing mistake and then Sexton took the seventh.
Wnhistrom The cighth while the nnth ieii 70
sexton managed to secure the eleventh. In tue
twefth game Wahstrom WIS again SUCCESSFUL, sexton
winning Tho thirteenth, Wahlstrom took the iour-
teenth and Sexton the next Wanisrom won TUG SIX.
oil the gamcs-
Wahistrom ......II11l1010 l0l010 Ill
w. sexton. ......0 90 O01 Of o. D
The following is tho result OF the play up TO lat
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CLEARED.

= Steamer Franconia. Bragg, Portiand-J Ames.
ship Glenmorag tBr). Dawson Bristol, E-henderson
Bros.
Bsrk Anssra GtaD Sieni Cork for crdcrsFuneh, Edye
BARK Etc sAs:,, f, Prem Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Adolf cGcr, Bockeimann Bremsn-Hsfmsnn
E.s -Kos.s sesr,. Bruus. Elsiners or ordsn-Fussh,
Ssrs Gasser M.s,. H@ivorssn. Copenhagen Punch.
Bars Progress CSor,. Nielsen. stockholm-o TOBIAS 1
Bark orono fNor,, MALI, Havre-Funch Edyc Co.
Bark Buseshirc tBrl. Jones, Havro@ Snow Burgess.
Bark vsnse Nor,. Tcllefscn. Bockmanu Oerlein
4 10.
Fdye 4 Co.
Bark Tsres. 10 vco dtaD, Dominica. castollsm are
Br,s KJsrssn (S0r) NATHAN. Aarbuus II uneb. Edys
Brig Susie strout, Pickett 81 Marc syti- R Murray
Jr.
schr Emma Rich Davis Monte vidco-J Norton L Sons.
scnr Hattie King. Crowley, Ponce. Pre- Beccera's
schr Jordan L Mota, Tobin. Baracoa-uomes Pcarss.
Schr Carrie u ALEU-. Ncwcom6, Baracos-B Weinberg
sehr Conquest tBr Anderson. 81 John. ND "A Heney
schr Nelis sawyer, Bunker, Portland, Me--R Buck
4 Co.
schr Tennessee. Beai. Provineetown. Msss-navilaad
scnr john Colby. wilcox, Noaek, Ct-Evsus. Ball 1
Co.
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer, New Haven-stamford Manu-
featuring Go.
Pigeon Jr.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ALooA bar. march SIN port bark Signal whitney.
BsHtA March 12--In port. brig s. fBr, Bslstone,
from Richmond schr souvenir tBr). Hstheld from New
laval March l4-Arrived. bark Kate Williams Hale.
Bostol. to sail for NJ Michaels 25th.
HoKoLULu, March 10 Arrived bark Msrths Davis, Bon
sou, boston, TO load tor New Bedford.
HAVANA April 14-Arrived steamer City Of Merida Roy
nolds Vera Cruz, to sml 18th for New Yorx
Sailed 18th, steamer Saratoga Sundbcrg. New York.
HALIrAx. April 1i-Arved. bark Bertha tSrI Collins.
Arrived 18TH steamer Alsa,ia tBr). Mckay London for
Cleared iith bark Pinse (BD. Berry, Sheet Harbor,
brgs Queen of she wost tB. Hnmmctt jamaica Lochet
do Ham. Barbadoes Venture tB, ssncd. Bw Indies;
Lciioy DIR. Heather. Porto Klco
LivERrool Ms. April sArrvcd. schr Polar Star tBr)
NASSAU. March Sailed, brig Ads',ns Richardson. ri
bridge urom Ponce. Pr, rrovidencr:
PEwNAusuco. March <In port, Drgs Zeal trl Percnct.
for Hampton Roads for orders AEat lNorl uolgcson
DO do scnr ohm & Merrill. Hulse for New York.
PoxcK March zS-sailcd. schr Geo Whitfcrd, Bryant
no Jxssino March si-sailed. xemlIng CBr,.
s ~ JOINS ~. March 7s-Arivsd. brig Acadia tsD.
smwLsunsr. April Ii-Arrived. bark Souvenir OBJ.
At JoaS NIB, April I2-Aryiyed banks Ebinna sBr)'
Barry Barrow As-yra tr) Fdgctt fiverpocl scswsrd
@ sscss ROADS "a. ss wssa a.S :
Ms o. LsnEeIisn t8) Ws.Isl. Ayr. Anglo (Bfj, Gam
eron, Dubn carrcs tBr). Bishop. Banry; Mabel tBr,.
%r.ived iasn. seBr Nessls Lsngdon Nov Yorx
Cleared ISlh scnrs Nstsis cbr. Aurora B,rsss (Br.
and Janet (BrD. TOR New York.
Cleared i2sh. bark Kate Covert Br'. Heating. Liver
pool. - - -, . -
Rchardson New York via TamAtarc. sail for New ork
direct about April ~.
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Can't Chevalier Of the steamer scbiedam from Rot
terds thanks for special meteorological obser-
vations connection with tho HERALD weather
vice.
quchanna ne while moorcd AZ ne, wharf Baltimore
Gsreid The ",ser was in " tug and owing 10 the
r"a % bo sss sc s 81: vas
in ana ,se carried sw.y a.nsgng her TO the
trip 10 Hsvrc Grnce which made sat
u~y evening but taken on the line and upon the
Dock repuirs Ter place was taken by the steamer
Whitaker, Of the Same iins. .T
STEAMER HAmALD Dam, from Rio yanciro for New York.
put Bnbi about April IL with the crow sick.
sHir AsxRicAs. tBr. ashore near sap-lo Island. o.
vas sola BY s.e.c1 aps 10 to John Malcolm Tor s4io
surr SPARTAN, ashore Of Fro Island. moved
loo feet on sacre on saturday might last BY the
BAsS souvrsrm tBr) whils beating out o, shsiburne
Ms hsrbor l,a inst ran sshors on xcNuss Island and
sem eof oas.,ns,. Weber ran ashore
Long Ledge April while coming Into seal II.sbor. snd
SAVING station.
Charleston 18th experienced heavy weather dur'ng the
passage and lost forcgaf
on Ioekpcrt rs aud sunk Tho Of ten saved.
scua Ronvnr MISS,K. for Humboldt. returned to San
Frnucisco AprIi =. having jibs blown away.
scna ASS DoLs. Of Cold Spring NY IRON Union Island
sas. fsnes sscs vnsy.ri Sousd on ,Ss morning Of
she s,h inst. got q" nc same Ssy With assistance :.a a.:
hour hands procured tor pumping, snd the
vvs-el sailed on the fSsh for fcwburyport.
sem cArAwAxrvAK Kennedy. from Rockport Me, be-
fore arrived wninasou nc. with d-)
ON nre rcpors:wh hon OF Frying Pan shoals iightship
on tho Inst blown her beam ends n gale aud
for 10 hours during which time the vessel
can wht closed everything down. which Of.
fec,uai Id snothcring tn. lrc.
scuR VI Eyxrxrr from Bristol for New York. arrived
a, Newport RI i3th With loss OF bboom and lying jb
torn.
large spar buoy painted black. adritt II
miles rSE " Cape bcnlopcn on the 18Th inst
rourHsss MosHog April I5Bark Ads CATER II bsisi.
more which arrived here to-day from ITO via ~ Thomas.
brought three OF she OF tue br Abbc III.
comb before reported AnagradA Reef while
her way nom GLASGOW 20 Havana
IAtyAx Ms April rs Tho Leopard and Tiger
have 81 Johns. Me- from the gulf seal fishery
both we'll loaded
Bnyard from Rappahannocx River for Wilmington, NJ.
having carried oresa mainsmi aud HIS aso schr
Priscilla wliets, from do Tor Charleston having lost
ruddcr aud spill, sails. They are botsccrn laden.
Nrw BrpYopp, Apvii 13-One- sixteenth VI bark Lydia
vas sod ~ auction to-day ,iscbnrRcd from her
ournxc April i5-tovernmcnt steamers and hvbtsbips
~ Lawrence aud Cult
sss FRAScrsco. April s-rhe schr Pauline Collins vas
bauled cousins Dock ycsserasyand feasd
sidcrHbiy dansged.
Ay,oAr-schrs Enoch Moore. Zoo. and r Abel. all
before reported ashore In He'll Gate got Oh
following tide without damage and proceeded
Mtsuxa vrssrL nrk Toledo (Br), ptman sailed from
sposcu H. IN lat 49, Ion 40 and has not since been
heard o. The built ~ Tusket, Ms, in 1874 rcgi-
tered s2v TONS owned BY Mcssrs IN Law, John
Musphy. Perry Crothers and others. Of Yarmouth No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16

IL vas definitely determined yesterday that tao
funeral OF Mr. Tweed should take place ten o'c OK
tomorrow morning. from tho residence OF HIS
daugn,er, Mrs Douglass No. 67 East Seventy seventh
street. There will be eignt palibearcrs, but tho
names Of all OF them have not yet been dcterm ned
upon. snern Reilly, Comptroller Kelly, Foster
Dewey and Mr.. Eaclsiein will DO among the number.
The unJertaxer SAID yesterday afternoon inat Mr.
rwccd's Taco assuming very natural expression.
n tue matter of tho rumor thst the rcmains would
not be permitted TO rest IN Greenwood Cemetery,
swlnQ 10 tue TACT that Mr. Tweed had died In prison.
nr. Joseph A. Perry. SECRETARY oi Greenwood, sad
Yesterday -"Wc snail ofer opposition Whatever
"a Inc fntcrulent OF Mr. Tweed's remains IN Green
wood. think u would 10 bud taste Tor 20 any
sh,ua OF the KIND gave orders Saturday that no
ION should DO made and that the facilities
sboud DO extended In hts In all othcrsn Mr..
Perry further said that as Mr. Tweed had died
IN a debtors prison his case did not within tho
s~ope OF the ruIo which says Nor shall any person be
allow cd 70 be intcrrcd therein who sha have died IN
,,r,son or snail have been Tor any crimer
Inc rule. however, - practically imperative, aud
- men adopted was matter OF necessity, as II was
meant Tor suou cases as that Of Colt, WHO killed
ADAMS his relatives al the Time owning lot on sy.
van p.un in whch they desired mis- body 70 rest rhis
was refused aud The booy vas buried In ConnocticuI
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LAWS LONG WALK.
FIFrY MILES IN NINE HOURS. FoRTY-FIvE MN
rrrre AMI rurNrx.rwo srcnNns

FITTY MILES IN NINE HOURS. FoRTY-FIvE MN
UTEs AND TWENTY-FIVE SECONDS.
George Law, until lately member OF the Scottish
American Athletic Club, lott tho amateur ranks yes
icrday and entered those OF the professional Hts
initial essay In his career was that OF walking
fifty miics In hours-not . very remark
able feat; bot parties betting Law $3.50 10
500 that he could not the distance
Ia The time stated he accepted the WAGER. Going
into strict training three weeks ago under the pains
taking Jack Gouldng, track master ut Mott Aavop,
Law came 10 starting point ON that rack-nsviDg
been permitted to use II by The New YORK Athletic
Ciub-iu hno condition. AZ Oh. 2m., without COM
panv, he WINS sent on his long journey. There were
but few spectators. out the walker, unmndful oil the
rolled on lap after lap, making hts first
mile In en- as In 49n. IS. i've mlcs were to his
credit, ana wher In. 39m. 55s. were noted be had
doubled that number without great effort On tho
eleventh mile joan Davidson tx. d. Co. started
keep Law company, and did SO ior
fifteen milcs, retiring At tho end OF tho
twenty fifth, this distance having boon covered by
Law IN an. com. 4Os Law then rested 81 minutes
5n 3sm. 5s, including rest; forty miles IN III. Som.
o6s OF which 15m a5s. were occupied 10 tho secohd
aud third stops; forty Ave miles In 6h. 49m S.,
there being 5m. los. additional consumed IN rubbing
down, the u distance was compi2ted In Oh. 45m.
22s. gave the walker lam. ass 70 spare. G. A.
Berte IA. A T. accompanied Law seven miles, \. J.
Mott ID A C.) three miles, 7. II. Armstrong Jr. IN.
A. CT ton miles, aud I. H. Noonen lAmcrican Ath-
letic Club i've milea
Law Is lwen,y-oae years old, Ave fecs ten inches
high, and weighed yesterday 1s3 pounds.
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lam. Gu,on april w. lag - ~ l1 nr Boston 18th
IT, ~ as Il. hssi?
:Swisr slse. bound = l sss.a ~
Bss:.si Fix and Ps4s aos. isS Ss's aud
steamer City Of MasoS Ncieoa Savannah 81 hours.
with %s:s Chg cGS ss
ho h Ss . .nd
mass to i : Rooms.s Jr.
snip is,s,nsn SS s2i. n1s,s o LONDON
Ship os rsson ss Seseso 50 days
ss1s Dpas.nnd tof ns"1oni Kelly sh.nrh. Iss s.y.
Feb FL" lS
~ IN Ion as had a.s ~s.sss Batavia via sourbay.
sfaoss aps s:S IL Helena March ! ana crossed
1s,s Pas So,. Nielsen, Bristol 80 days. !" S..'s'
bark Aida cSor Bo.sksr. Gloucester 81 days.'ia bal
'i s:, e Saasn tx. sp.e March ~
ballast TO Tosiss Co. xnchoisd in 0ravsssnd H~y -
Bark s.esnine .,.l, densA Gloucester T. 20 days ~
Bark Assnsyr s~sd, ssromosrs, orcon,ck IS dsys.in
Bsrs reassi Sor, NorSsrs Dublin 70 days. in ba,'sss
s.... I. ss s.s:.1 . d''
Brk Virginia 1ui M.cbiasl. Thurlow. Hsvrs - days,
VI" BARK G,aa ss rlsp.ai Tr.p.ni IS days. ballast
'" saa Wsnoas 20 ws Pys Mis".n 20 days
Pubst Co; vessel 70 Bsuh.m Boyessn Had hne
Bark jose More Carlisle, sssus day. yith sugar 70
ss Hans ins1. No s sf'ii
with sss :" rsos broke m.n sa and split
BRIG c.seo Lawry Turks Island days. in ballast to q
ssSr John Colby Wilcox Navasssa ~ DAYS. With pho.-
phae the Navssa Phosphate Coz vesse TO Evans
sesr Mary Collins. Collins, TusDan 20 days, with cedar.
scSr SAWYER OF gooshS.y,, oseh:ra. D:.sso.
ss. fsssS o. with 60
schr sse.son nshsrmAn,. Mcleod, days ont. with
90 barr els OF msckcrci.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
stosmer Francona Bragg, Portland for New York wish
ss ass Port spain for Now York With
sugar AID s 50 anE PSa NJ. for New
YORK. 7
ssS S Enn.. White Fail River for New YORK
!sias s. e .: sss
whsle Ksis Tsnssaa for 's'
schr De.n Trsssbsr, Taunton for Nsw York. ..s.
scnr chssL Thompson. chissw. Gloucester, Mass.
King. aesss;ssr Mass: a:a,as s,a';s
cruise.
Mas. :s.s s srs:s
schr Belle Il HUI. Brush. Providence for Nev York
ssi's as
Sehr MArirnDa Munson Tyler Providence Tor New York.
Schr VIM Everett Mcdaniel. Providence for New
York.
;s.n f. s: ss
Sclr sea Bird. smith. Providence tor New York.
schr Title 4. Providence for New York.
SEER Shsler, Hubbard Portland. Ct, for Now York.
s a sop % Now
schr Charles Lowering, Barker New London for New
York.
sesr Ocean Wave, Hodgkins, New Lonoon for New
York.
schr VIM Elmer, Tribble, New London for FhilA1e
phn.
Schr Reading RR No 49, Adams. Norwalk for New York
Schr MAIL Mead. Greenwich for New York.
schr Simpson. Mahoney, Orient, LII for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Sshr Zoo. Davis uobokcn for Norwich
X Schr + r Abel, Hogan. Amboy for Somers.tt
schs Charley Miller Thomns. Virginia for Pair Haven.
fchr s Tyler, Bushnell. Philadelphia Tor PawtuckeA
schr Enoch Moore, Chsmbers 'i'hiisdsiphis tor New
Sehr Hattie Collins. Brainard. PhilsdsIphss for New
Haven. .
Schr Emma, Ritch. t
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with Harry Fellows, whilc Hickey until now
was unknown outside his immediate crclo OF
friends He is employed In tho gas works and Is a
trim. well built Young fellow OF nineteen. standing
fully nvc icct ton inches 10 height and weighs
wnen the hour being up the rciereo pronounced The
affair a drawn battle Rose was pretty we'll pounded
about tho lace, while Hickey did not have mark ON
him. The latter nxious TO light TO a finish, but
10 this Rose obJeccd Tho door money was divided
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JEWISH PASSOVER.

Tho Jewish festival OF the Passover will be cce.
braed Thursday IN most OF tho Hebrew temples aud
synaeosues in tins oiy 1t will 10 especially COM
memoratcd In the Temple Emmanuel. whore tho SER
mon VIII be preached by the ntnistcr Rev. Dr. Goti
hci ttc Tenn pie Ahava chesed, sermon by Rev.
DR. Huebsch; tue Forty-hfth Street synagogue
mon by Rev. Dr.. Aendes; fnirty-fourth Street Syna-
gogue by Rev. II. b. jacobs, aud III the Nine
leepth street Synagogue BY Rev. u. Z. Mendcs
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An Interesting match OF American rackcts was
played at McQuades court No 404 Madison street,
Junction OF Grand, yesterday afternoon, between
William Maioy and John Sherman. Tho match was
for Ihc best two IN three games. Maoy won tho
FIRST gamo after spirited contest by the score Of 81
10 10. The second game also well played, Shcr-
man winning by n score OF 81 TO IT, The rubber re-
suted In OF Sherman by tho score Of q to H.
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Tho steam launch q. Il. p. Gibson placed In the
water Mt Mr. Jcrocmon's yard, Jersey City, ON sa,ur
day last Tho launch viii be enrolled In tho Jersey
CITY Yacht Club squadron.
The sloop yacht sadie, A. X. G., W. A. Cole has
been sent to Port Jefferson TO be ovcrhaucd;
The committee having the New York Bay Regatta
ia charge viii hold their regular weekly meeting At
the Hoffman House this evening
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An American ship. showing with (nrst
supposed 20 be john last name not Extraordinarily April
Newcastle. April II. lat rs ~, Ion 10.
BARK Chefsain Br). from London for Delaware Break
water: = days out. April s. lat ~ as, lon GO.
6ark Emma. OF Halifax. bound W. April l3 lat 80 IS.
lon az "a.
April Is, lat 81. Ion "a l8
6er.air tBr, Gibbs from 81 Vincent cv for Bull
River. March ~, lat ~ ~. Ion 66 "a
schr Earnest ~ Coast survey. from Baltimore for
San Franctsco via Valparaiso. about Feb . of Cape San
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ONE MILE RUN.

TIL Noouen (Ancrican Athletic Ciub), J. +. Conk-
lin american Athletic Club, q. H. Gantcrt (Now
York; and W. s Denmark tAmerioan Athletic CluDl
ran mile on tho Now York AthIcsc Club track yes
terday afternoon for silver medals TO iirst and
second Noonen anu Conklin scratch men, Gan.
teri having twenty yards and Denmark twenty-five
yards start Nooncn won easily In 5m 29s5S, DON
marx second. The others aid not nnish.
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GLOVE FIGHT IN CINCINNATI

jimmy Rose and George Rickoy mot Friday
night In Cincinnati IN q glove contest according 10 tho
Marquis of bloomsbury rules. Tho contest was wit.
ncsscd by about forty prominent and well known
citizens and was a very quiet and orderly affair.
RIOS. - quite well known here through his
con nsction with Lucicn Marc and his ngnt
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and Pereire, Havro. viii from this port
ION Wednesday.
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post once
one, and for France direct at three O'Clock r. ~
The NEW YORK HKRALD- Edition Tor Europe-wIll
be ready at halt past eight O'Clock IN the morning
Single copies, 10 wrappers for mailing, SIX cents
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY APRIL ls l878TR1PLE

materiais--lrientsi 5000: Atlantic. $3.50 Marine.
$500; Commercial $1,000 Fresshi-Orisntai. - SD;
$500
LAUscIrp-As kewsurypors April IL. By Hardy Bros
fishing scho
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COMFY ISLANDS RAILROAD.

The commissioners appointed to consider the route
Of the proposed Consy Island Marginal Railroad do.