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The New York herald., 1879-08-09
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THE HANLAN-ELLIoTr CHAMPIONSHIP RACE ON
THE TYNE.
FAIR PLAY.

THE HANLAN-ELLIoTr CHAMPIONSHIP RACE ON
THE TYNE.
From the Spirit of the Times. August 81
Recent disclosures in England reveal curious
phase of the last race for the championship In plain
Engllshl the hackers of Elliott weakened" before
the final deposit made and the match would
have fallen through had not Hanlan himself put up
worldly wisdom OF this proceeding. Allow Elliott
to forfeit all bets would be of and no
for him. have the race rowsd. aud win all the
money which conhding and patriotic English
people viii bet on their champion. Elliotts osten-
sble hackers lose nothing as they could easily
hedge out the portion of the stakes which they had
deposited. and could. and probably did. go little
furth and back Hanlan for enough to for their
time and trouble. This is the first for the Eng
lish championship which was ever sullied by such
chcancry. and is be hoped that it will be last
we'll first. The London Referee Of July II thus
blunt!y tells the story:
Several correspondents call attention TO Mr. Barrass
stake for the race with snian IL is not surprising see-
ing Barrass really lianan's representative among
read Tuesdays Newcastle cho" to the truth OF thc
radc by Mr.. Bar'ass FOR Nicholson 70 pls,s,ed.
sSs Mr. Bsrras. was % toll 6S.
seeing the secret, any ,ha" the that he posted
not his As he In access OF excitement, showed
dote may we'll supply the remainder When Hanlsns
nawdon. Gli@t had not only dirsuiy in os,snins his
stake money but his difficulty well known TO the
position forfeit meant serious loss to them. all bets
would have been or aud the received would have
been but drop IA their of expenditure 80 they
went thcir English Achates. and told him he
the match did not fall through for of money for
Elliott. empowering him. at the tine to down
whatever necessary Tor the thea champion: IL ss
humiiang confession to have TO make, but thanks to
Bsrfass the murder is lie did put TO down ior
Elliott and repaid by the Canadians when Whiting
their accounts don't think the uanian club men are
particularly wise lot 20 sng how they
might have got had thoy not preferred 60 make trai
match hrs but they able to hold thcr whom
special qualification In matters spperanns
TO sport Should they come here again lanlan. DAVIS,
Ward and will seek Tor Englishinan who IL
like themselves and leave delicate business TO DO
transacted by Mr. C. Barrass
The extent and earnestness of the "Hanlan scare
Is well shown by this simple story All England
could not raise EGO TO back their champion against
"a stranger. How have the mighty talent One
phase OF this matter to have been overlooked.
AL races for the Sportsman cup must b. bona fde
matches. for GOO side. Was this such q matchY
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At the first time the flag was dropped to good
second. Lancewood third. Pique fourth. Hippo
grife nth and Jennie and ysgrant behind. They
without change the half mile pole other than
that they took close order. Lady Darcy held her
lead round tho turn with Pique and Hippogrihe
struggling for the honor leading the bunch which
when Jennie b. who had been running in
hand, came through and tackling Pque. forced
Costello into using his whip. under which the fly
passed Lady Darcy, and as Jennie b, Joined by
Lakewood. kept up close to Pique the race at the
though closely pressed by Jennie b, retained the
lead and won by head Jennie b second. halt q
length in front of Lancewood. The next was Va
grant, followed by Lady Darcy. Charlie Gorhsm
and Hippogrife. Time 1:l6h.
SECOND RACE
free handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each IL not
declared OUT with $500 added of which $l0O to the
second horse and tine third to receive $50 Of the
stakes. One mile and half. For this there
were for starters;-Mr. f. J. Baldwins bay Ally
Clara d. by Gienelg, dam The Nun. years old. VI
lbs; the same gentleman's bay hlly Blossom, by
Virgil. dam Blunder years old. s2 lbs and Mr. L.
Bsrt's bay flly Bonnie Carrie. by Bonnie Scotland,
dam Fanny Barrow years old. 30 lbs. Pools fol-
ows-
Baldwin. n.................-.....$27 $270 525 675
Bonnie Carrie. ..........; 800 S2S 52s
with Blossom leaaing. followed by Bonnie Carrie
aud Clara D. Reaching the turn Blossom led by q
front OF Clara d. They ran to the stand without
change passing which Blossom led by length.
having run & the % distance in SlA seconds. with
Of Clara d. On the turn Costello closed
upon Blossom and taking the lead was
three lengths in front at the quarter with Clara
second. she having followed Bonnie Carrie. when
the latter took the lead. There change in the
run down the backstretch other than that Bonnie
Carrie made her race sure by securing lead OF six
lengths on the turn. and although Clara gained
somewhat coming up the stretch the Louisians fliy
kept right along aud won in . common gallop by
nve lengths. with Clara second. eight lengths in
front or Blossom. Time. 2:S9sl.
'Nfw THE THIRD RACE
was for purse Of $500. Horses not having won q
at Saratogs this year allowed lbs beaten
aud not having won race at Saratoga this year sl.
lowed II lbs. Maidens, IL years old or under,
allowed II lbs.; II hve years and upward, 20 lbs.
One mile and an eighth. For this six came to
the post. comprising Mr.. james McCulloughs chest
nut colt George Mccullough. by Harry Bassett. dam
Spotted Fawn. years old. VI lbs. Mr.. A. Belmont's
chestnut mare Susquehanna. by bennington. dam
Susan Beane. years old, l07 lbs; Mr..
w. r. Burch's chestnut horse Governor Hamp-
ton. by Planet. dam Merry Wave. years old,
lls lbs.; Mr.. oden Bowis's chestnut Oriolc by
kinehsher dam Ny Maryland. years DID, 107 lbs;
Mr.. +. A. Woods bay colt Hippogrne. by Hurrah.
dam Velveteen years old. 106 lbs. and Mr.. J. r.
Williams' bav gslding Checknate. by Planet, dam
Fun Cry. years old. Ito lbs. Pools sold AS given
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To excellent tho first effort Oriole took
the lead, but almost Instantly surrendered 10 TO
Governor Hampton. who at the stand led by
length aud half. with Orole second neck In front
Of Hppoprife. with Checkmate fourth George Nc.
culloush fith and susquehsnns last. When well
into the turn Governor Hampton increased his
lead to three lengths, but at the quarter
he only led by length and half with Cheek
mate second. half length in front OF Hippogrne.
the latter leaving Mccullough. Oriole and susqus-
hanna nearly alongside Halt way down the back
strstch Checkmate and Mccullough reached Cover
nor Hampton. the SIX passing the half in bunch.
with Checkmate leading by half length. Tapped by
Mccullough and Oriole. The latter quickly passed
Mccullough but could not reach Chockmste,
who at every jump increased his lead
lengths in front, with Oriolo second, susquehanna
third and George Mccullough fourth. From this
point out there was but little change, other than
that Governor Hampton closed up again and passed
both Oriole and Susquehanna. Checkmate won by
.ix lengths, Governor Hampton second. length In
front ol Oriole, Susquchauna fourth, Hppvgriffe
NTH and George Mccullough sixth. Time. l:57A.
rHE FOURTH RACE
Was for purse of $500. The winner to be sold ut
auction Tor $1,000; If entered to be sold Tor s10OO
allowed lbs. II for less additional allowance OF
lbs. for every $500 below that price. For horses
beaten ana not having won race ut Saratoga this
year n entered to be sold for less than $1,000 fur
ther allowance or lbs. One mile. For this
there were but two starters. These were Mcssrs.
Thomas Purycar \ Co.'S bay gelding Jackscrcw. by
NarrAgansett. dam Pasta. years old 20 be sold for
800, Ve lbs. Mr.. John H. Harbcck. Jr's bay mare
Simeon. by War Dance dam Saratoga s years old,
$Vvv lO3 lbs. Pools rs below
Jackscrsw. $400 400 600
SIMEON. n............-....... 27O 900 3i5
with the iall OF the fiae Jackscrew took the lead
aud was never fairly reached, although barrett
worked hard to yet Simeon up. Jackscrew led
length and half at the quarter and the same the
halt. IL was only neck the thr quarters, but at
the END OF the mie 1t good half length. Time,
40. There was no advance on the scll.g price.
SUMMARIZES.
sEcoND Extra DAY rHK SscosD MEKrISa OF
THk SARATooA ASSOCIATION K--FRIDAy, August b.
FAST kAcE.--Purse $500. Winners this year of
$1,000 Z" larry weight tor age, OF $1,000. allowed
los; OF les, sums, allowed 10 lbs; or of selling
races oily. 10 lbs; other horses beaten and, not
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BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.

The entries and weights for the races At Brighton
Beach to-day follows:-
FIRST RAcE--Pnrsc $3.50. Of which $50 to tho Sec
ond horse; winners to be sold for $1,000; usual
allowances. Threequarters of a mile Lucky Hit.
~ lbs Dungeon. los lbs; Virginus. l0l lbs; Little
Mac. ~ lbs. Carver. Jr. l04 lbs; Charieton. 9S lbs
Cedric, ~ lbs.
SECOND RAcE.--Purse $500. of which $50 to the
second horse; winners excluded. One mile. Far
ley w lbs; Pirate 80 lbs; Carver l0S lbs. Trou-
biesome. l06 lbs; Clyde Hampton, 9s lbs.
THnD RAcE.-Purse $3.50. of which 500 TO the
second horse. Mile heats. Baton Rouge, lOt lis. !:
scota. log lbs; W. 1. Higgins, l03 lbs. Sunlight.
% lbs; virginian. % lbs.
FOURTH RAcE.-6rand handicap steeplechase.
Purse $3.50, OF which 500 to the second horse. The
full stecplechase About two miles and half
ventiiator, l25 lbs; Ben Mace. 1870 lbs. Lizzie ID.
142 lbs. Bay Rum. 1870 lbs; Kitte T. las lbs; Dun
econ. las lbs.
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COURTNEY AND HANLAN.
THE HANLAN CLUB AND THE PROPOSED
PURsE--THE CHAMPIONSHIP QUEsTIoN-AN
AMERICAN EMBLEM ADVOCATED.

THE HANLAN CLUB AND THE PROPOSED
PURsE-THE CHAMPIONSHIP oUEsTIoN-AN
AMERICAN EMBLEM ADVOCATED.
TORONTO. Ont. August q. 1879.
Quite little stir in the immediate circle of
ing men was created by the HEnALp's suggestion
Saturday last that Saratoga subscribe purse of
5000 for a between Hanan aud Courtney.
Tho news that that suggestion had been promptly
acted upon far as insure its success. provided
the men DO willing. was received with even more
satisfaction. Iput myself in communication with
the Secretary of the Hanian club, but he says no
action on tho part OF the Americans will bo antci
pated by the club. Tho overtures must come
from the business men of Courtney. who
must first express his willingness to row.
There can be no objection to each man having
necessary expenses paid. or even to having mod
crate sum allowed to either In of defeat, but
when the odds between winning and losing are only
four six 1t is introducing the sharping element.
To lose race at such money would. in pecuniary
sense matter little aud could easily be made more
profitable than to win It. Now. Courtney and Han
Ian have each boon asserting that he can beat the
other. and asserting 1t so confidently that per-
such matters will at say that insin-
cerity. IL not actual fraud. pcrvades any
race between these two. i'm which the winner does
not take the lions share of the purse. From what
KNOW OF tnc members oil the Hanlan CluD more In
timatey associated with the champion am certain
that IL Courtney but say the word they will row him
q race on the condition that tho winner take every
cent, or they will give or take "a moderate sum for
expenses In purse race. But | am equally certain
that they will not submit to any six to tour arrange
inent. Recollect, however that this IN merely AN
impression which has obtained ground here, and
that Courtney has made no such overtures.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP QUESTION.
am writing II 1T we're a foregonc conclusion
that Hansn will row at Saratoga or. i'm other words.
that arrangements can be made that will not jeopar-
dize his honors. There words OF exccration
strong enough in the English language for certain
Toronto people II Haulan should risk the Amer lean
and English championships. even uferentialy. i'm a
outside OF Toronto Bay or the Tyne. These
people will protest so strongly and. think effec-
cu,nuiatinp slowly that the Hanlan club will be
compelled in the interest OF the champion. to stip
ulate that neither by deed nor Implication is
any aquatic honor held by Hanlan to be n-
volved in this struggle, which will have to be held
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PLAYED POOL ALL NIGHT.

The all-night pool game between Samuel o. Knight
and Alonzo Morris. Jr OF Boston. played at Repub.
lican HALL Thirty third street. near Broadway for
stake of $500. ended early yesterday morning Nor
rs was, a rule. the favorte with the betting men
during the progress OF the game. The score stood
as foliows.--
Morrs--O. o, 1. o. O.1 o. l. IL o. l. l. 0. 1.
o. l, 1. l. l. o. o. l. o. 90 o. U, l. U. l.
L. I. al.
Knight, l. o. l. 0. L. o. l. OIL. l., l. o. 0. l.
o. |. y, y, o. /. o. l. o. l. U. l, o. y, Old
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Stella. Aye. Mr.. Mott. from New Haven.
passed the HERALD Telegraph Station Whitestone.
l.. l., yesterday, route to New York.
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MORRIS-SMITH.
ToRoNro. August 4.

TORONTO, August ;, 1879.
A sculling has been arranged Detwoev Evan
Morris. of Pittsburg and Warren Smith. OF iYaliax.
to- come OF on Bedford Basin some time In septem-
Der. Distance and stakes to be the ed ut
Silver Lake, Mas, July l.
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A NEUTRAL COURSE.
New YORK. August 8. 1879.

NEW YORK, August 8, 1879.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Why not a on the old Elysan Fields course.
at Hoboken? 1t is neutral water to both men, ani
the hotel and sporting men. we'll as the business
population of New York, ought to be able to raise
purse equal to any place in the world. Let US see
sport on the old aquatic course revived.
FAIR PLAY.
The New York herald., 1879-08-09
VIRGINIA CITY WALKING CONTEST.

SAN FRAScrsco CAL. August 4, 1879.
The Virginia city female walking contest
by Won Berg. by u score of 30s miles. Tourteiotte
m ade l75 miles.
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CRICKET.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. August 8. 1879.
game of cricket here to-day between the Forest
city Club, of Cleveland. and the Chatham Club, of
Canada resulted IN favor OF the latter by of
2Ul to Ill.
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GRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BUFFALO. N. Y. August 8, 1877

sixth heat time and declared no heat.
THE "rwENTy-rIvE" CLASS.
Seven horses started In the 2:25 class, and Chest
nut Hin was the favorite. lie sold for $780, lsr.ader
for $50. Kittie Bates for SIS and the field Tor s2v
rhe word was given ON the hith trial, Gray chief
behind and of his feet. Around the turn, Chest
nut ,Hil inade y skip aud WAS second to kittie
The New York herald., 1879-08-09
THE PITTSBURG REGATTA.

FIRST DAY OF THE AQUATIC FEsTIvAL--THE
TRIAL HEATS OF THE AMATEUR AND PROFESS
,sIoNAL sCuLLERs- FINALS TO BE RowED
TO-DAY.
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special purse OF $500 was offered to lsarus to
trot against 214. In the first trial he went to the
quarter in "a seconds. to the half in 09 to the
third quarter in 43. and to the wire In 2:1S. The
running horse ahead started with him. weakened,
aud stopped coming down the homestretch.
In the second trial the horse went good
and strong. He was at the quarter pole in
33i4 seconds. othe haf-mile pole III l:06a. at the
quarter pole in :394 and he finished the mile.
breaking thirty yards from the wire in 2:l4a4 The
performance great one. taking ything into
o. onsiderstion.
Nike Calvin spologixea to the judges to-day for
his disordcrly conduct yesterday. and they over
looked his fault. The meeting closed brilliantly,
and has been a napcial succees.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

New York for Antwerp with grain Abandoned with
pump choked and the other drawing very little water.
The spars and rigging were all right; about two
feet of water were In the ceiling. Boarded her
again to try and clear the pumps. but the
steam from damaged grain made II impossible to stay
in the pnmp The boat returned to vessel intend
ing to scutte the ship. prevent her being
dan ngerous other vessels; but the high
abandon purpose and proceeded. after cruising
around iii PM look Tor the who according to
the log slate in my possession have lett the
prov day boen pcksd up by passing vessel
bnruing reported bv the ship Red Cloud
seen p IS o. Ion 81 % Ion A as before
stated)-
SAN FRANclsco. Novi5-The bark Tam o. shanter, from
Seattle arrived here day, having board the OF
the bark Marmien, which foundered at sea- of Cape
Bay on November T. With cargo Of coal 70.
Of o. the 7th, she sprung leak. Tho Tam
psny until when finding the ship settiin the crew
of the Marmon took their boats and reached the
sort in safety The Msrmion was built in New York in
lS46 She owned by Messrs Gates Phillips Sander
Brohsrs Of San Francisco, aud valued Ut $4,000;
insured for $iO,0Oo
LAuNcnKp-From tho yard of Mr. David Atkins. ut
Milton Del the 18th inst schr kebecca Walls of the
following Iength of keel 1Sj feet; breadth
OF beam "a depth OF lower hold 10 feet; depth be
decks feet; leugth all 100 feet. She will
carry from 100 and will rate Al. Is Intended
coasting West Inda trade and owned by
ties At Milton aud in Phsdelphia Capt Samuel Walls
will and her
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 14-sailed, stosmer John Gibson.
Boston. Nov i4-Arrivsd. steamer Nerous. IIallott.
Ciearcd-schr Joseph Wilde Reid $. Thomas.
ssDIa sas %, uss1s .sis:
Syss
f:sT' jSs S'', a. %a'I
@ Sds.1s s.! os;
ss hSsSs lass & BAY bsssr soa, %sos
ssss Man a' s.snss Gf
Gdlcrns, cr,wsl Port Jshnssn; Oliver Ames Bsbb',,;
Ms%s Cole i AnS% Ses BSnncy
Woodbrrc; Chas Moody. Coffin, Gonaivcs; Anne Bliss,
Bciow"sbip Isles Of tho south Watts, London earks
gos; Pauline dr. Oliver Lvcrpool brig Rapid Transit
ai AZ sneISr Sscw@Bart chss Rice, Montgomery Port
land for New York u., ,,., ,,.,.
Gslgo Pcrp. seya Madeira and Faya sehr. Sea Lion.
rs %isTf .dss wfis T."a ssTof
Ter. lIowcs Balslmore; Roman, Croweil Phiiadoph's
Also sailed. British steamers samaria Averi Bavarian
BALTIMoRE. Nov I4-Arrivcd. barks Joanna II Cam
ToCss i"rsn n"Sn .sp D ss MoasGn fsam @
Cioared-schrs weybosct, Rogers Boston; Royal Arch.
iSiArfyea, steamers Johps llopsin. IaIs.,; Nos
tNor). sorcnsen. Bremen; barks Aesola dtaD, Pos
ss rssi% ssr fs;ss" s ss
ioIn Bremon Earl Of Devon gr, Becr Plymouth; Victor
&%ssay ss wsss,e %"ne
Allen, Conkling do IS Eldridge Hart. Port Antonio
CloarcdStoamer baltimore Or, Rowlcs, London; ship
Assyrian tBrl Nangnn. Cork barks Usko tRuss Lund
qvst, do; Eliza Milligan dr Peck Rcnen: Heel" I'rl,
Gould Queenstown; Aphrodte (Brl. Theakstone. Bor.
deaux: brigs Ransom tBr, swain. Pcrmambuco; Aqud'
neck johnson, Port Royal SC; scr Lizzie Carr Davis.
Point Pitre
BRUNSWICK, tia. Nov 15--Arrived schr Vineyard.
Roscbrook. Charleston. TO load for jamaica.
BANGOR, Nov i3-Arrvcd, schr LOWS Clark. Bartlett,
Port johnson.
BELFAST Nov 1i-Arrvcd, schr Charlie Bucki. French,
GEDxk KEYEs. Nov ii--Arrivod, schr Ann Dole,
Hand. Norfolk.
CnARLESToN, Nov 15.Arrived steamer City Of At
lanta Woodhull New York bark Erwin Ger, Langhen-
| richs, Liverpool -
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. Is, 1879
ARRIVALS.
HEPoRrED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

lxPoarxD By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City Of Montreal (r) Conron Liverpool Nov
Dale. Arrived st o:4o AN Nov 49, lat q 10, Ion 6s.
srpool. ,,,
Now s'f SS ef sandy
steamer Ferdinand won ds Taelen .,slg casteor from
,Ts Ms,,s.. Texas nf Nov 10
steamer Gate City, Dargett, Savannah Nov H. with
Point. Va with md.e
she Old Dominion Steamship Co ~,
shs Old Domnion Steamship CO .,
last 10 sIocovch Co.
ship Atlantic Gsrj. schaeer, Bremen 80 days. in ballast
Ship Elesno tot Ne~bnrypcr Brown B.yre - days. in
was in company with ship l. Gchrist, Watts. from
to 20 s TO- Gom the ron and hsa e
lat AZ 10 lon AZ 20 passed large iceberg about mile
Bark Alice daD. Razetto, Grimsby so days. in ballast
Bark Carnioa Br, Wright Dublin Oct o. in ballast to
Jw Parker Co: Anchored in lower bay for orders.
Bark Barcns vranyenany tAns, cunineieh, Newry 40
Bark Euro (Ausl, Crsgiietto, Antwerp SO days. with
Bark W X Chapman tof Dorchester NIB. Smith, Ant
gerp 10 days with old iron to order; vessel to Funch
Bark rrem,iasn Nor: Thorgensen, Amsterdam 40 days.
Bark Charles Totte cNorj Danneberg Gutenberg via
Delaware Breakwater AZ days in ballast TO Punch Edge
BARK Baldsr sws, wun. Panboeuf Al days, in ballast
Bark Alice Cooper of Windsor. Ns). Norris. bordeaux
81 days In ballast to Snow Burgess. Had fine weather
rain ard s9aa weather. Nov lat y 49, lon 50 40 spoke
Bark Ansantyr .sws siogren' Calais 3i days In ballast
Bark Einar Tambsrksieyer CNop. Maeling. Calais "a
days in , ballast, TO TSGias si &ce
days, IN ballast. 20 W Bsr,eaax Co Nov /, OF the
Bark Carrie Long Park Bona AZ days via Gibraltar
days with iron order 70 Jas Ward Co
L. bound 70 Perth Amboy.
BrcaLwater 81 days. IN ballast; to slocovich Co.
gss S sssr as rIS aso aEsn s, e With
Bark Mary Hale Cof Ellsworth. Higgins, Cape Hay.
Mescsif Co. Novs il Growther seaman native Of
Bsrf Fannie IofIns tof Portland soaio ssssa days.
ws iasrs ,s Msr Ina Mo.sso
BARK 0raneii rj. Foster Pictou MS days with coal
Brig Ircns Yates Hong Kong July II. with mdse to A.
A Low Bros: vesseit Yates rcrtcrheld Passed
Equa.er Oct 90 in lon 80 W sept ia, lat y 25 Jon
& pose bark FrG% bark s1sssos ssi.de G. Ei
from Singapore tor New York. . ,
Brig Marshall OBJ. Mann. Cape Hsytien days. With
brig Favcrito of New Haven't Mcdonald Pointa Pitre
Abseco passed quantity wrecked stuff consisting Of
n9o5s eoSy % naseh nmees beef aud pork barrels also
Brig Eastern star Bogart, Antigua II days with sugar
Brig Avian Kelley tof sheIburne Hs, Kelley ST Pierre
Mart - days with sugar to Dwight platt; vessel TO
Brig Bride tof Yarmouth, Nsl, Hicks Ponce, PR, 10
Brig Ysdors Rionda tof Nassau chase csrdenas 8
days with sugar TO order vessel 20 Miller Houghton
Brig Csrman (Sp) casavilla Matanzas IL days, in bal
,,s, ssh, Gsg SSST:. With
10 lat ~ lon ~ spoke brig Bride tBD, Haake, from
schr Adam Bowby stanvood Petit Goave 10 days. with
dosveod TO Kunhardt Co; vessel TO Warren Ray.