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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15

SUMNER PRUNEING.-It is very
usesul to give u little attention and
the proper season, TO the summer
pruning OF fruit trees and bushes
The too rampant growth should be
pinched back and the too crowded
branches thinned, which will give in.
creased strength to what Is allowed to
remain. Raspberry bushes have been
sending up their sprouts, which are
TO bear the fruit Of next year only as
many should be allowed to grow as
are wanted for next years crop, and
these should be pinched back at the
ends to ensure ripening Of the wood.
Pear trees can also be prunea in sum
mer, and apple trees, and vii. suffer
much less than if the limbs are al
lowed to grow large and then sawed
off, leaving a large wound to be
healed. Stone fruit will not bear the
saw so well as the apple and pear,
and will be especially benefited by
iudicious pinching Of the green wood
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SEw HERALD FRIDAY % SUPPLEMENT-

scHR MERwIN. bunes. from Phladciphia for Provt-
denee kt With COAL while passing Absecom Light NJ ~
ocloek afternoon Of August DO wind WSW struck no
wreck OF the steamer Cassandra. Brgxnrne shoals
ward Of proper positlon. done that posi-
BILE TO II hsen the vessel by throwing some 81 the
cargo but as the tide falling II of no svai and
the pumps failing keen her Tree they commenced 70
schooner W Locke. which was in cenpany Tho pumps
were kept going and o'clock she located 81" with
three and half in the hold ana Was run on
into six fathoms and anchored near the CwL
and running rigging which tn sshooner sank
IN 90 minutes Absecom Light bearing ov - Litte n8s
Harbor NNE her considerably out 81 water
pnssug vessels look ont for her The crew AM tnes
Locke and Nj DO landed sprag Hsrbor whore the
belonged she 34 tons register ana was suhs at
West Haven In 1870
ScHR ARMENIA which ashore below Providenee,
towed Newport 2st. She Is about used IN and not
worth rep firing.
sLoop SEASIDE OF New Bedford struck by lightning
while living ko.inson's Hole. sunday morning. The
down and struck the splitting II open the soop in
stantiy SUNK board having barely time to
escape. The vessel has since been raised
BARSKcAr, Aug ia ship or bark is lying about IL
miles Sc OF BHrne9at hesd 10 the Wind sails all furled
Francisco Aug l5-ysserday aDrenoou. sths bark
John Patterson being towsd up to Long Bridge TO
dock she the ground Mission Bay nearly abreast
her berb. for about hour. whom
towed on without appascnt injurr sho viii no
doe keu for Examination altar shs IL nischsrsed
WILMINGTON NC. Aug Schr Potter. sm oil craft
plying between this city and saosp r"in. struck rock
and just inside Of tho inlet at fpsai Soun@ tow
DAYS ago together with Ut $50 bbs Of crude
pentne which she hsd started Tor this place The
trpc all saved il Is expected to got the
vessel up and give her ths necessary repairs
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Chsmperico
QussEc 2o-Arriyed steamers Sandman lBr). Dut
SON. and Ontario dr. Roberts. Liverpool bsrks Ruby
tBr) Kobertson Limerick Peerless (B Howsaate. Law
ernool: Edward csrdwe tr,. Cmmpssii. Grrenock Vic
tory tnn. Mckay. Glasgow for Montreal; briggs Dian
sbr; Mcleod. Barb dos Lanrs (Brl Hxrtiran Sydney
Tor Montreal; Archibald (BT) Mustard do Tor DO
Cleared 10Th ship Tasmanian (Br). Crowen hrtatol
barks W u Putnam (Brl Madden, Antwerp: Charles
Chaion-r tBrl. Kirk xtrck Fioct wood
RlvoLI RAY. South Australia jane 2p--Ssiled. bark
Cnmhrian tBr,, Hicks Portland. o.
SrpNsy. NSW, June N-Arrised, barkx Blevills (Fr).
Iamoorw Psrt Eiakey July Garipadi Forbes, Astoria
lIth steamer Australia rl, cArgi'l San Franctsc0
18th. bark halph tiayward. DoAne, Brisbane:
Sailed June M. ship juan tHrl, Nelson. San Francisco;
bark ddnyton tBrl Horton dn 2sth ship God
ham. do.
Cleared July 10, ship Ivsnhes. Hartman. San Fran.
sisr' bark Jonathan Bourne Doane Hnon Island land
remainedi IN port 18th. detained Tor want OF hands,:
In port July 49, shin Comfy Of csrdEsn trl hugh,s.
aud GiArttone tr). Jackson Tor N Frsncisco barks
Cynosure tB Hicnsrs for do Nehemiah Gibson. Brad
foru. for Ad laid, aud back.
San Frxnrisca.
SIJAco Cubs, Aug al-Anived bark Evening Star.
Chick. New Ork.
ST JoHs. NIB. Aug 2D--Arrivsd. bark Rotr-uex tSp,.
Hnvan- schr Souty cru Cross. Patterson, New York.
Cleared both, ship Fam o. Shhnter. scale, LIVERPOOL
lnnd sailed 2isp bark Luz Sp), Moran Barcelona: br
bianeo thr) Foster. Dindslk; schrs Lizzie stewart
(brl. Perkins. Now YORK Aurora Barexiis SRI, 40
WALLARoo. July 49, Ia port, bark Abbie Franklin.
Howes, Tor Newcastle. NSW.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Colbert (Ger) Bsreuds, Hamburg via Plymouth
and herbourr -Knnhardt Co.
steamer Nederiand tBelgj, Rsndis. Antwerp Peter
steamer Eiphinstone tBr), Bsai. uavs-J Tucker 4
Go. =
steamer City of Washington, Zimmerman. HsvsnN-T
Alex andre soma.
steamer RichD ond Kelly Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Cs.
Steamer vineisn :. Bowen. Baltimore Krsma
Steamer A g sinners, Warren. Phiiadelphia-James
Hand . -.
steamer EIc snora. johnson. Portiand-J y Ames.
steamer tiiAurus. Besrsc, Boston--h Dmock-
Ship berry (Gcr), Bauer. Bremen Hermann Koop 4
Ship Marie Louise tNor), Jansen, Amsterdam Funch
Barr xiiahabad Do. we.sso,. Lonesn--Pssbody.
Bark Comsten asw), Jehans.on, Queenstown rsl.
me- nth for orders-funch, Edve Co,
Bark Washington Aus). Cosuiich, Rotterdsm--John
Sesgcr.
Bsrk Mary virgins tBD, Wood, Bavr-J W Parker 4
Bsrk Hsasop Haskonson tso). Hanss. Havrs- Punch.
BsrE syiphIden tSor,, Hoseses. Chsrbourg-Fupch,
Bris oliver Quits dIsyD, Jones. Kingston. jail
Henry.
O..
schr N L. Davis. Chase Dcnnispcst -Dosne A Gott
schr Elm Cisy, Kelley, Wclhect-t Crowsl.
sahr r Warord. spragus. Providence Cox a Given.
schr Phil sheridan. dnsley. New Havcn-G Walters.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AUCKLAND, NJ July 2s-Adyertised. bark Thames tBr)
Bn.nAxK. Jaly = Sailed. sar.s wsssvs.sr tBD, Cow
viz: urss Havana. Meyers, and xe.es Dss Crosby. 90
kiis waits. w."; There's. q c..i.r;.:. 10;
sSr .S ks o *.
a En-, u,
AsHs s.,.sa i i4.s sI S.i sn, . .ns... x.u
ras Franchise; ssr.sSS.n. cSO. Crs-fcid. rors,
pss. July 10 s.,.. n ras.... ..;.ym.n. ss. s.y
roar ps FnAscE. Mart AaE. al Arrived previously.
Tososrlu. July IS Arrived. .sSi vivid sv..s. Fan.
HslirA1 Aug Is-Arrivss, bark Duke OF Nosshum Der
ci.srsa 10Th, bark Piss.s.su. Br. scott, New Ye.t.
JAexr, Aug In port sebr Gen of the Ocean. cosdy,
81 .ss .s. ..! ss b.. &
siver sc; brig Mazda sBr,. I:r Besson .eh,. Linda.
2sinSysss Jaas -. s.iss .sis nss".sss Ssi:s.en.
s... ss% and s' S.ais July II oS:ro" s, .rvss,
esras Charley isrl. robinson. from DO; Mary Amss,
In port July 8 Gs!s Moses Tower. Hull, from Probe
ScsisyrSro. July is.is pert. bar. Jane. Mec...y.
:ss si ''t ~ " ' 70 q.
MONTREAL, Aug 2o-ssiied, steamer Peruvian OBJ,
Smith. tor Liverpool ship Gleninsr tBr. Cumming uas
gov.
(Br). Wymsn. Glasgow; brigs Nehs Jones (3rl Grant,
endonde!y Rock tBD, Wright Cork; schr Ellen tBr).
Woodw ard, North wales.
NEwcAsrLE. ", June 27-ssiied. ships Geo ssci.
S' ks.: ss.i Bears. S..s.a
Fleece tBD, Brown and Hcbsr, Lees lBr, hsse, seq
IN Ssss.s S'iss.s s "a wss asss:
rr.n.so 20; ss.' Norm h' nia sS', s wsss AN:
r Essbnrn de- es.E Annie Burr smpsprn. mcmc
ds aiso rcporte 4 In port 1eth.)
In July H. ships John Kerr r), S0oefe and Hec
dun tr. Dsgsrps for Fasciscs bsrks ssbrna CID
Hura for san Pedro; kInrasds Lam phcr ter A!sntN;
Angelo (r, for san francisco Moses Tower
Hal, fer Batavia
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIUNS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. y, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ THE HERALD srEAn YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE.


wniTgsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Baltic (BrJ, Psrseli, Liverpool Aug ID and
Queensown i4th. with mdse aud passengers Corts
steamer Asalia (Brj, stephens. Sewcste 20 days with
mdse "a u A a Meyer: vessel. to y seager Aug ~
lat ~ Ion 90 TO- spoke ship Hamilton Fish, from Liver
pool for New York.
steamer iian.s. oier,, Sander, Bremen Aug T. With
mdse and passengers to oelnch Co First
part Of the voyage experienced strong westerly WINDS
and high seas; lstter part ncrthcriy Winds and
moderate weather TIL Aug 10 lat ~ 30 lon 81 20 when
experienced weather in the forenoon with wind from
hour the wind veerins round TO sw the tempest wac at
y. heigh, At ! o'clock b.roncter Low As
2s075. The steamer was aging to head 20
the southward against sea- running the
time and keeping the wind her stsrboard bow and
received NO damage except sails blown away.
A. Pm the wind westerly, weather
clearing. but sti blowing gale which lasted TIL next
day at noon when the wind abatco Gradually and draw
Ing round 10 the and Me- with fue weather and fresh
breeze till arrival Aug n PM lat Al Ion 81 Is passed
the Norwegian ship q 4 w. bound 10 the westward.
Steamer Acapulco, Shsckford, Aspinwan Aug ~. with
dse aud psssengers to tho Pacific Mail steamship Com
Aug 49, lat 1881 Ion 10 40. passed steamer Ores
civ. hence Tor Aspnwa 18th, 10 miles OF Bird
Rock. passed an Atlas me steamer bound b.
steamer Rio Grande, Bolger galveston Aug H. via KEY
Wfu isth. with mdse and passengers n Mallory Co
dste lat ~ Ion IL passed schr - Crox from Cisnfuo
COS for New York.
'sssnmcr Old Dominion walker Riehm ond CITY Psint
and Nsrclk ~ish md'c to the Old Dcmuion steamship
Essamer Jchn Gibson, Chichester, asorgetown DC. with
muso 10 l. Roome- Jr.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER vfspoLIsA tBr). from Liverpool tor Montres
before reported rs ashore Aneo jtttiaoned part OF
and of unipjued and arrived Quebec Aug
II. she would proceed To Montreal.
BARK BEN Nxvrs t,r). from Ola Hsrbor Tor Liverpool,
which ~rresed OF the end Of Jsmscs was sold
auction tor fJB.
BARK LAwREscK IRON Smyrna Boston, burned st
800 bales owned by Lssrme Frothpx.
ham, oil Boston Ensured for 40 IN the North American
OF Phil sde, phaJ, and $50 tons emery The crew
landed at 81 Michaels mot Lisbon.
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Toe yachts crossed tho Ios from the eastward With
the breeze dead aft, Tho Vixen IN the load, closely
followed BY the M,niurn, Florence Bcrte. The
lister was New Raven sharpy, rugged with Two leg
oil mutton sails and small jlb. Tho second class
started tho Others OF the way,
and then the catboats lead BY The Eliza,
The Bsrtie presently closed up the ntuyn and
took the head OF the feet. but before the second
round made tho Mnturn recovered posi-, ion.
The Helena d. sailed re xArkably WELL beating every
thing ia nsr eiass wilh ease snd nearly good
IN actual time as the best yachts Ia the first class
The guests OF the Oceanic Hotel and largo number
OF residents from the surrounding country watched
the regatta from The dock Ihe ioilo wing tbs
mary Of the actual corrected time.
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pY rEr runApH TO THE HERALD

DY ErEuHAPH TO THE HERALD,l
AUBURN, N.Y., August "a 1878.
Two represe natives of the Hanlan Rowing Club, Of
Toronto, arrived In Geneva last nigni, where they be-
eamc the guests OF E. 3. Weber, one OF Courtncy's
principal supporters. In tho morning they iooxe ed
the Seneca Lake rowing course whore the Court
ney dempsey nasco took place 10 June last, and
at eleven o'clock arrived in this CITY, wnsrs they met
other bsckrrs OF Courtney, snd with so'ne OF the
oicials OF the Southern central Raiirt "a departed
Tor Ensnoro Here hey dined - the Gien
housc. inspected the surroundings, and rode over the
lsr me sourse 10 q steam laupch The Toronto gen
tlemen we're very pronounced In their com mendation
OF The and It's vicinity, and said mere not
the least Objectionable feature about II.
TERMS rrox.
Returning n confcrencs was held In the parIors OF
tho eu House between the representatives OF the
earsmen from which Newspaper reporters we're nn.
HERALD reprossn alive had difficulty, however, IN
intervening Asssrs Courtney, Webster, Bristsr and
Wade, Of Toroo,o, on the subject From itese
gentlemen earn thut 10 the consultation ar
ticcs and conditions we're fully agreed upon save
the one item OF location. Inc date ~ dslnttciy
hxcd for Tuesday, October The stakes arc ", 500
side lie dsanc two miles and a haIf aud return.
Tho articles call Tor still wafer substantially
the governed tue anlan-Morris and the Iast
solely on the amount OF unonsy offered ~ the CON-
pcsng ctsA
TER RACE TO NJ PROBABLY AT nssixoax
II H. said So 900 ~iil tie Ensinore,
and there 10 no reasonable doubt That Auburn aud
the railroad lines viii Subscribe this amount. Tho
Haslan parry ieit for nome Al twenty minutes toton
tonight to attend the Hamilton regatta tomorrow.
These particulars et the forthcoming may NO
relied upon authentic, as they came direct from
headquarters and not rsm mere hesrsay from out
aide partics
RILEY AND KENNEDY.
Rney, OF saratoKa, and Kennedy, OIL Portland, row =
three mile turning race at susinore Oh Owasco LAKE.
Tor $500 side, on ugust Is. telegram IRON Riley
90 Courtney states that the former will for
course Cd Saturday next
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The following PLACES tho New England coast have
boon designated tho Chief Signal Ocnr I'd splay
stxtiops tylug sisna after Aug ~.
1875 Bsifass; MinbrIdgc Bootheay and Deer lsle Mo
section T. and will under tho charge of the observer
Portlx thr all orders via be communcats cd
relating to the display OF signals
- VIII BOYD. Sergeant sixnal Corps. U A.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ANTWERP. Aug % Arrived. steamer Jas G stephenson
Orr Purvi. Baltimore; bark Bremen Qer) Leitke, New
York.
Sailed Isth barks Sarah Frasisr Durrn, New York
22d Nancy Holt tBr). Trin do Athena tGsr) Bollmer.
do.
BELFAST Aug 22saed brig Kodiak. Peters. Now York.
BaExKx Aug - Arrived ship Elizabeth Ger, Halhsr-
stadt. New York.
BoRpgAux. Aug l7--Arnvsd steamer Jenny Otto tsr).
Purvs Batinnors 18th bark Lillian ssrout New York.
BAwcrLoNA Aug I9-Arrived brig Victoria tSpl xbil-
Ter. New York.
CARprvY. Aug 2l--sailed. barks skjoldmesu (NoD.
Lund Baltimore. 22d. Will Case. Dermot. AspinwaiL
CRoSsrApr. to Aug 22-Arrived. big swift Norl. Ar
noldsen, New Yorg.
CoSsrANrISoPLE. Aug IL ARRIVED, stesmerJ walker
(Br). Duuscombs New Haven.
DusLiS, Aug IL ssed barks Rsbecea (Aus). Orhano-
vich United ststes: Athlete (Br). Hutchinson. do.
EXETER Auy 22-Arrived bark John Smith (BE,
Barnes. Philadelphia
FALMOUTH. Aug 21-Arrved. bark Hero (RuO, Hen
riskson. New York for Rotterdam
,FArAL, Aug le-salsd steamer Mississippi Hale.
Flores and Now Bedford.
GooLx. Aug 81 Sailed, bark Antagonist CBr)
GLOUCESTER. Aug 21-ssiled. barks Gambetta CSor),
Etvendt, Wilmington
GisnALrEn to Aug % Sailed, brig Havilsh, coomSs
Qrom Gouoa,. New York
HULL. Aug ~ -SAed. steamer Langshsw (Br). Balm
| New York; barx Saga tBrl, Green, do.
nAnpunc. Aug lS-sAilsd, bark Witch. MudEsts. New
York.
HAvRE, Aug 2l-Arrved. ship MsgneliA CIR. snt.sn.
| Now YORK: 22d. brig AeadiAn fBr,. rerris. DO.
sailed 10th, bark Snekokks tNor, Jorgensen. Bait /.
more
IPSWICH Aug 22-Arrivsd, brig Arstss (Br), Roberts,
| New York.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug 2l-Arrivsd ship Adorns. Hawkins.
New Orleans; 22d, steSuer Hooper (Br,. Mure Bossos
sailed 18th, steamers MacGreger tBL. Newell. Boston;
| c2d. Bulgarian tBr), Trant. do.
Lynn Aug 2I-Arrivsd, bark Amsthsa tSor), savsssn,
| Baltimore.
LIZARD Aug ~ or ship Baltimore Ger, Fokken, Bal
| timore tor Bremen.
| Loxpospxsnr. Aug 2o-saied. barkJ Williams CBr),
| Smith. Now York
Lrsxcx 10 Aug 22-Arr,sd bark Pawashick (Br). Fry,
| New York.
LISBON Aug ls-Arrvsd, brig Marianns " Por.). Gar
| vaiho. Philadelphia
| Baltimore.
MAKsxrILxs Aug 81 Arrived bark Virginia Stafford
| (Br,. Curry. New York.
NxwroRr Aug 2l-Arrivcd. BARK Me Padre utai) Pal
| ostrno, Boston.
oronro AugI2-sAiisa, bri. Fortuna tPorp, Mesquite,
| Philadelphia
| PLYMOUTH, Aug 22-Anived bark Empress (Br), Han
| cock, Bull River. sc.
| QuxRSsrowS. Aug 22-Arrved. barks Beatrice tBr).
Bobby New York; Hsktor tNor), reliefsen do; Victor
| (Nor), Marnesen. Philadelphia.
Also arrived I'D, steamer Caledonia (Br, Allison New
York tor Liverp ioi land ssiied).
on the Fas,uet 2ist Pm. Erin tBr, Anorsws
! New York for Liverpool.
RorrgspAx. Aug 2i-saled bark Nerthern Queen (Br,,
| Dolisrd. New York.
Aug l7-sailed. bark swim Nor) keer. Unit Cd
States.
wEsrroRr Aug 22-Arnved. brig Ernsstine, MsAisvy.
| Portland, Me-
wArKnronp, Aug 2i-saisd. bark Bsrjsrsssrsa tEsr)
Mortsnscn, United States.
wBArHEB REPORT.
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THE DISQUALIFIED ARLINaToNs.

The Secretary OF the Arlington Boat Club, Mr.. A.
j. Valentine, states that his net disqualified
for refusing TO return ut the referees signal 81 shs
National regatta ON tho Passaic, bot because the
other Two crews refused TO row Tor second
place be claims that the retsres had no
rsht 10 call tue Aringtons back 40 there had been
fair start ana they had pohsg TO 40 With the ioui OF
The other boats An appeal against the referees de-
csion would have Been lodged by the Arlngtons when
the referees decision announced, but u alleged
they could nss no proper person TO receive IT.
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WHALEMEN.

Alet,er from on VIM Martin. Martin 81 Bosten
reports oun Key In lat 30 Ion 20 30 having
bbs oil this seaAon2ao sp and 23 blackA.h
ali told. v Guild home in September
\ letter from Capt kor OF bark kendecr. dated 1t
July ~ reports took whale 10Th which made 1870
Spoken Aug IL lat SIS 90 73 S. Quickstep Of
Provincetown, steering South--al WELL
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protest made against the Berthe the
ground that she was not Jib and mainsail boat,
which the judges allowed The Brothers also
disqualified Tor throwing out ballast. The Vixen won
ths nrst the Florence tho second prize first
class. The Helena D. the nrst and the Bother the
second In the class ana the Eliza The frat and
Ideal the second In the catboats.
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SPOKEN.

ship John d. Costs Nor> from Liverpool for Norfolk,
Aug 20. lat 10 20 Ion 10 DO et
ship Lady 'oct.yta sBr,. from Dundee for Moasrsal.
Aus is. lat 81 Ion IS f,{ Il ssis
Bark Melbourne Brl Durham. from Cork for Delaware
Break waller July rs. lat ~. Ion As. 4.r
& Bark Edward L Maybsrry. XniEht, from Boston for
Adelaide. July "a, lat q 10 8, 1oa 81 - W. f>s.4
Brig Ellen lbr) from Glasgow Tor iDigby, Ms, Aug IL.
lat lou5 III 3
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POLO MATCH POSTPONED.

NEWPORT. r. l., August % 1873
The match game OF polo which was bounced for
Saturday has been postponed account Of the
slight accident which occurred one Of the Queens
Coauty Hunt team yesterday. Tho usual gau.es will
DO play ed a urday.
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THE BkowN-LyNCH RACE.
WORCESTER. Mass. Augu

~ WORCESTER, Mass, August %, 1873
The single SOUL race, Two miles with a turn, al
Lake ounsig amond, between Brown OF this city,
aud Ly nch, OF Salem, WASH easily wen by the former
Time, lam. Asa sr,n,
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SAILED.

Steamers state Of Virginia (Br, for glasgow; stvsss-
bourg tGer), Bremen City OF Brussels (Br, Liverpool.
Blses Watch OBJ. llavre ,iellert taeri Hamburs CITY
marie. Lewcs. Del; bsrks q Penery (Br). Antwerp |;
Happy Home tRrJ. do; Garth. st Croix; Sargent.
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OCEANIC REoArrA-GooD YACHTING IN THE
saREwsByEY RIVER THE VIXEN, HELENA D.
AND xLIzA THE WINNERS.
An open yacht regatta was sailed yesterday At Ocs
snic, ON the Nsrth Shrewsbury RIVER. The yachts
wero 10 have started ~ r. NJ, bat there
some delay In taking the measurements Tho course
was in front OF Oceauie dock, sailed four tmes
over making twenty miles in ALL The yachts wcre
divided into three classes. First class, all Jb ana
mainsa yachts Of % feet and over; second class jb
ana mainsaiI yochts under 20 iec and third class,
eatboata
START.
There pleasant eas,erly breeze and the yachts
we're sent away with flying start, passing between
the end Of the Oceanic dock and the judges boat,
which was anchored about fifty yards out in the
stream They started according their classes
In the blowing order
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wEArHEB REPORT.

HoLvnrAp. Aug ~, r M-wird Sc. fresh Barometer.
2as57.
PLYMOUTH. Aug y rM-wind EsE, fresh; rain; baron
ster. ~. 10.
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ROWING AT ENSINORE.

1EPnI sExTATivEs OF The HANLAN CLUB, OF
TORONTO, VISIT THE SENECA LAKE COURSE
sETrLIsG TIE PBELIMrNARIFs OF TIE COM
mo MATcH--THE REILLY AND KENNEDY
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YACHTING.
ANNUAL CRUISE OF THE BROOKLYN YACHT


CLUB.
Tho Brookivn Yacht Club start on their annua'
cruise on Tuesday NEXT and rendezvous at Glen Cove
on the previous evening The following oroer mas
been issued by Commodore Lester wsliscK' giving
the programme OF tho cruisc:-
GENERAL ORDER no.
BRooKLyx YACHT CLUB QuApRoS,
FLAGSHIP CoLUnMA,
"ELnsnxsr - Stamiora, Conn, August IL, 1878
The squs0ron of the Brooklyn Yacht C'uo wiz rem
devious ~ Gcn Cove on Aonuay, August 80, M "
proceed ON the usual annual cruise eastward
meeting Of the yacht owners VIII % held on board
the naSship the same evening a. eight O'Clock.
The folowiGg programme OF inc cruise VIII %
adopted unless otherwise ordered
l. Tuesday. August 27.-Ou signal from flagship
the feet will get under wy ior BLACK ROCK, Conn.,,
snchoring on the George Hotel
2 Wednesday, August 2s.-At eight O'Clock A. u:
Tbs neet will proceed TO New London. anchoring on
the Pequot House. o Upper Harbor.
g. Thursday, August 70 The feet viii proceed 10
Grsenpor, anchorlns on the hannasset House, Shell
l. Friday, August 3o.--rhe usual club regatta for
nrst and seoond class sioops will be sailed Arrange
men,s as 70 course and prizes will be decided al
meeting Of yacht owners ON board ina nagsnip on tho
morningoi that DAY.
ship the fleet will gsl under way tor Newport, H. l.
O. SUNDAY, September 1.-Divins service will DO
held on board the flagship. All msmbers win their
quests are vilcd 10 10 present
Nonaay September 2-Regatta for first and
second class schooners; course 10 oe dstsrmned on
a. y meeting TO be heid on board the nassnip Tor
s. tuesday, September Son signal from flagship
the feet win ex for New Bedford
q wednesday, september A. The feet will get
under way for Vineyard Haven.
10 rbursday septem ber 5.--rhe fleet will proceed
10 Oak Bum aud attend the camp meeting.
Further orders will be issusu from time 10 time by
the ommo dore, as circumstances may require, ana
meetings Ter advice cOnsu staione oil owners OF
yachts will be hclu due signal IRON the flagship.
In gong INTO harbor the leading yachts VIII lay 10,
% that tho fleet may proceed into port AZ near
together as possible
Eacn yacht viii provide blue lights and rockets to
be sod in III. hi sailiug and tor 81 nAiizing
On joining the squadron each captain will report ON
board The flagship and when destrcus Of leaving tho
uouadron should signify such desire person and obs
tais leave rom the Commodore or oficer command
BY order OF Commelorc LESTER WALLACK.
WILLIAM LEE Secretary.