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CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Richmond DO I.sItch. Liverpool via
Steamer Mcivetia tBr Rogers LiverpooF W Hurst
:ssws, u%sGF , AnG s sssger
Steamer Capea ii.r), Dryden, Gassow-Hcnderson
Steamer Circassia OBJ, Munroe. Glassow-Hendorson
Steamer Donau Ger. Russns Bremen via soushemp
Steamer Berlin GER. uencke. Bremen via Baltimore
steamer Acton (B, Robertson. Antwcrp-Poter Wright
steamer City Of New York, Deaken, Havana and Mexican
Steamer Lone Star Capp, New Orcans-Bogcrt Nor.
Steamer Knicksrbockcr Kembe Now orlcsus-Ciark
steamer Western Texas, Hines, Jacksonville via Port
Steamer City Of Macon, Kempson. savannnh-G George
steamer Champion, Lockwood, Charleson-J W Quin
Steamer Bcnefactor, Jones. Wilmington. Nc-wm P
Steamer 81" vneand Bowen. baltimore &c-J Xrcms
Steamer Asaea Dr. steysps Bsl,morem,ohn scascr
Ship Thor tNor) zacharascn. London-Funch Edyo q
BARK Clifton Obj. Snow, Adelaide METH
Bark Magdalena Nor, Ronncberg. Gloucester E-Ben
Bark Jessie DO. Jonos Glasgow via Damsrscotta No
. Mhtaey ,aD Sierra Queenstown Falmouth or
Plymouth tor ordcrs-Xttiiio Gunno.
Bark Freeman Dennis tBr), Ellis, Hamburg-Boyd 4
Bark navigator Nor, samsonsen. stookhoim-Funch.
Bark Chapman Gsor, Psuisen. oopenhaeen-FunchE dyo
Bark Beilo Wooster; Rigging; Hayre-B9yd IIiekeo.
Bark serranc (gr). Bdge,t MarseiilesIw Parker Co.
Bars zaGg" So xsSo% sba. Co.
BARK Umbcrto Primo dtaD, Cangiano. Lsbou-John y
Eeagcr. =. .
Bsrk Louisa Wait uBr, Lausdon. Rio Jancro-a
Brig yeia ,Aus Tominich. yewry. 1--slocovich Co.
Brig Wandcrer tBrl. Rourke, Bordeaux-Scammc Bros
Brig Claudine 0icr). wtroch Pcrnnmbuco-C fobiss
Brig pashaway l3n. Small. Ponce, PR.odio a Peroso.
Brig Mary BARTLETT Smith, Mstsnkas-J Ward Co.
Brig Fairfield 3D. Owens, Baltimorc-Psndereast Brcs
schr 3 Noycs Avery. Points Pitrc, Guad-B J Wen
schr Cecile Lee Cape Haytien-Abie Abbott.
Schr Adam Bowlby, Call Jcreuic uIayti)-Warren Ray
schr Northern iorno tBr), Davis. Wiiliamsadt Curs
sehr May Munros Bartlett Dcn,erar~-H rrowbr,dge's
Sons
schr Grace Davis. Davis Havnna-Marcus Hunter CO.
Schr Como. Bunker. 0tbara Cuba)--Odio Peroso
schr W Perry. Look, Nuevitas (Cuba,-J DcRvcra Il
schr Lissis % CBr). onchrss. 81 John. NB-scsmn mol
Bros. -.
schr Flora woodhousc. Mount. Brazos santiagowood-
bouse Rndd. 49, - 49,
Ray. . . -.
schr virginia & Hickman. Kinney. Phiiadclphta-ovcr
ton Hawkins
schr Lucy Jones, Mar,tueb, Chester. Pa-Jsmes A Van
schr Lucy ID, Handy, Chester PA Dayton 4 Co.
schr ,iodwin. Williams MISREPRESENTATION Manu-.
featuring Co.
Co
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY

se vessel lay easy the sand and was not making much
water TIE is OF me ,pn.sn 'ns M ar
might he iioated.
BARK sarAM Rus from PHILADELPHIA for Venice. before
and prosssd,S nigh Of Feb Feb 70 '"''''
BARK sAsAn ELLEN Brl Main, for Bordeaux when h.nl-
day morning TO proceed 70 eache bottom Oh the nS
water
Big GRANT tAus,, which partly burned at New or.
leans Feb 20 had on board 400 bales cotton most oil which
scHs " 5 FARwrLr winaaed. from Georgetown sc, for
6 %
every Of gsoa ssyase ON the Iss OF Dec the
Sdasa
ss n' S. Ss wind
days blow from the 20 wSw vas hove TO most
81 ss h s 1 s b".s pso
fearful ns1re"ns vesrns entirely around ,hs
house started the main gan broken and the mansa dam
s s The @ II hfs
%s 10 hs d ws psles ssS
About week succeeded IN making sonndings "a
AaePa. and got up TO bn the wind vccrns
Ne heavy gale impending and being entirely on, OF pre-
Charleston Feb The crew severely from
sores
My,rpy from e ~ Sss f d.
Roes south part 81 Newport b harbor and lay badly
AN at tho 2ist
scnn DrlyrMs Of Lunsnsarg rs lying e. that port.
matches are supposed 10 have caused the Are.
ScuR ToRPxpo t55 tons OF Iubec Mel. Capt McC. will
bound Boston. from the British Provinces loaded
with 1000 herring, went on rocks ~ Rye Ledge M At
pieces morning Crew OF four saved Vessel not
insured.
SLooP AMERICA. of Greenport L. Lord. bound TO- New
York with goldfish vessel reported Little
Egg arber She aoated and anchored in the channel
40 PM 10Th.
BALTIMORE. Fob 2O--United States revenue steamer
Ewing Cap, Fengar Vas at Norfolk Fob y from csnsG
more. 18th inst ashore kits Point the
Potomac River. and haned her a0at On the 18th schr
George Emily. OF Baltimore, discovered ashore on
Lower Cedar Point and was also relieved ny the Ewing
On the 18th schr Joseph Brooks Of Crsaeld ashore
Huron Island and the 18th schr J Co. of Norfolk,
ashore Craney Island fats both relieved by tho
trossed vessels
Boston Feb oI-Stoamer Giaucus, hence for Now York.
Is Harbor to-day being detained heavy
weather.
CHARLESTON. Fob Gothic steamer Marion reached hero
yesterday afternoon from Santee with cargo of naval
stores all right Her rndder became disabled by which
accident she got ashore the inside bench Of south
Island entirely of and she allowed
ain there long enough to get her rudder fixed and
then hosted.
GALVESTON Feb l6A few days the dock and hull
q wrecked schooner washed ashore. Upon examina-
tho of the schooner discovered DO Young
Italy. The deck the hull old and partially de-
cayed.
last night the wind blowing hurricane The steamer
Old Colony remained hero until 10 o'clock this morning
The Newport arrived hero from New York time
this morning The officers report unusually rough
ported ashore the Maud Bessie and tho Medina OF st
John. and tho Helen King. Of Calais.
English schooner has been lying OF and shore all
day in distress but refusing assistance Her
ba med
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ApKL,pE, Doc 2s-In port, ship King Ccrdic Br,, Min
chin from Newport via Mauritus arrived 10Th.
AsriywALt, Feb I9-Arrivod. steamer Clyde, Morton
New York
0rom Brunswick. e. j. ------
C?Lomno Jan SIN port, barks Avon (, Tor Now York
Catharinc Orr, for do.
CALCUTTA, Jan i7-ln port ships y Cheney. storkey
for Boston Tiniern Abbey (Br). Wall and Kenmore r
Mcclellan. Tor New York Sinla DIR. , Tor do Big
Bonanza, stanley for do Sam skolhcd skoAed for Bcs
ton British Envoy Dr. Stewart for San francisco Natu
rast (Br) Rockwoo for do.
Proceeding down Jan IL ship Lord Strathn airn 3D. Nor
gan, New York.
Sailed from Sanger Jan ~. ship Cashmere Q3rl. Lyon.
Now York 18th. Goshawk tr, Leslie do; 18th, Iron
Cross t3r), Randall. do
port. T. .
IN port Dec ~ bstks Marina dn. Jean for New York;
Mount Lebanon tbrl, Hail from SwAtow..
sounssAyA, Dec @-ln port bark Eva II FISK Could Tor
Melbourne
Sailed prior to Jan 4, ship Flying Eagle, Crowcli Manila
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PIGEON SHOOTING.
THE INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SYRACUSE
CLOSELY CONTESTED EVENTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HEBABR
SYRACUSE Fob. 81, 1879.
The International Shooting Tournament oom-
menccd in this city yesterday. but owing to the cx-
treme cold no match shot Of To-day sports
men are present from many parts Of tho country.
The purse Of $500 in god guaranteed to be shot for
at four pair double RISE and seven single rise plunge
and ground traps Bogardus rules. was won as
olows--John A. Nichols. of Syracuse. first prize,
$3.50: Abe Kcinman. of Chicago, and j. G. Haskell.
OF Boston, divided the second prize OF 800. tieing
thirteen birds. The third prize. of $780, divided
between James Holloway, of Syracuse John T. Rid
die aud John Graham. Of Erie, Pa. These gentlemen
tied on twelve birds each and agreed to divide the
prize without shooting of the tie. The fourth
prize. OF $50, tcd eleven birds each, by
gentlemen. The tie shot OFT and the prize taken
by q. w. Crouch. Jr., of Rochester.
The contest for the $500 pro rata purse also occurred
to-day. There twenty nine contestants. Tho
first money was divided between w. s. Perry OF
Erie, Pa; +. W. Durham, of Albion; j. Size. OF
Lyons and J. 9. Haskell. OF Boston, tieing ON ten
birds q. w Crouch. of Rochester. took tho second
prize. The third prize divided between II. Rich
ards. of Eric; James T.. Holloway. OF syracuse; J. e.
Kccsbury aud NJ. J.. Johnson of New Jersey, and J.
S. Riddle OF Erie. Pa. The tics for the fourth money
will bo shot OF tomorrow. Tho 81 900 purse will
also DO shot for tomorrow.
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BLIND BARNACLE'S BODY.

Captain Ryan, of the Sixteenth precinct, yesterday
requested Coroner Flanagan to investigate the death
Of Myes Barnaclc. which occurred Wednesday
las. at No. 1926 West Twcnty.sixth street. In tho
notification 1t stated that Cornelius Reilly of the
same address, had reported that Barnaclc. who
was blind. had been attended by DR..
Buchanan, of No. 355 West Thirtieth street.
who. in company with three other physicians.
had made an autopsy against Mrs. Barnacles wishes.
and without permission from the proper authorities.
The Coroner had not concluded his Investigations
last evening. DR.. j. J. Sutton, OF No. 32& West
Twenty sixth street, said last evening that for
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. q, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Shin Brcnicrhaven Ger Wohlt Bromen 81 days. In bal
last Theo Ruger Came the northern and had
heavy westerly gales the whole tne days betw
lon so and CO. with gales from WNW and NV Jan
II, lat AZ So. lon Il spoke ship @, bound E. The
anchored the Southwest Spit for orders
Bark Alexander (Sw,. Jansen; Rotterdam 80 days. In
NV gales and heavy head the entire lost
and split sails aud shipped large quantities Of water
pY-Bark Rio do la Plata tBr. from Belfast, has been
ordered Perth Amboy discharge which Is con-
signed to VIM Marvel.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Ellis New Bedford for New
York with mdse and passengers to Barring Davis.
steamer Galaea Walden Providence for New York with
mdse and passengers Isanc Odcll
Steamer Bolivar Gesr, New London and Norwich for
New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer AlhemS,a DD; McElheny. New York for ST
Johns NF. via Halifax. Ms.
Steamer Elcanora, John son. New York for Portland.
Steamer Neptune, Berry, New York for Boston.
Brig Eugene Hale, Lord, New York for Bsyonne.
schr Nellie Sawyer Mcfarland New York for Portland
Mo.
Sclr Hannah Brown, Sacket New York TOR Providence
Schr Lizzie. Taylor. Amboy for New Haven
Shr Chas Dennis Crane Port johnson for Providence
Schr Cornelius Pratt, Port johnson for New London.
schr James Flanagan, Shaw Phi!adephis for Boston
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ASSAULT AT ARMS.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE NEW YORK ATHLETIC
CLUBs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVENTS
CID AnpINa MREsTIING AND EENcING

FIRST NIGHT OF THE NEW YORK ATHLETIC
cLUB's EXHIBITION EVENTS
sPARRING, WRESTLING AND FENCING.
The second annual assault at arms OF
the New York Athletic Club was opened
last evening the stage OF Booths Thea
tre At eight O'Clock the proceedings were
inaugurated by William Childs. of the Nautilus Boat
club, and +. Edward McClinchy. The latter forced
the fighting at many points, but in the second round
he received bloody nose, and Chds' blows were
telling and very prcttily delivered. In the third
round McClinchy duckcd and turned very cleverly.
but pursued in hot earnest by Childs. There
was then some rapid hitting at close quarters;
they cnchcd and were separated by the word of the
manager.
Fencing with foils between Charles Fcttig and
Louis Greenwald. both OF New York Turn vcrcin.
was next the apis, and the latter the victor.
After an interval Of rest they fought with broad
swords. A very brilliant counter stroke made
by Greenwald. who won by ave hits to three Of
Fettg.
Collar and elbow wrestling between Peter McGil,
of the cawanhaka Boat Club, and Richard Hayde
was interesting Both the FIRST and second bouts
were given to Haydc. who was thus tho
winner. IN GrmcoRoman wrestling James
Qugiey OF the Scottish American Athletic Club.
opposed 10 Thomas Y. Adams. Quigey was much
the stronger and considerably the heavier lie
seized Adams rather rudely at the first onset and
siung him To- the noor with movement Of his
arm. only one shoulder touched, however. and con-
seuucntly II not counted az a fall. Another
attempt by Quigioy TO throw his opponent brought
the men together on tho floor on their hands and
knees. and finally fiat upon their faces. the former
lutte strength here opposed 70 suppleness aud
agility, and for the moment those two qualities were
successful. Three or four minutes sftcrward Quig
10y threw Adams very neatly. The second bout took
only about two inmates, when Quigley again threw
Adams and declared the winner.
James Pilkington. OF the seawanhaka Boat Club
aud II. Edward Schopp. OF New Brighton, staten
leland, also wrestled in the Greco-Roman fashion.
the latter showing great clevcrness in pre-
venting his shoulders aud thighs from
touching when actually thrown lie was
considerably ovcrwcphtod but made brave
struggle The second bout intensely interesting.
once the smaller turned the other head hrs by
tho simple leverage Afforded by the mock although thc
body belonging thereto IL very long. Schopp. how
ever, wriggied and nopped Like hsh out Vt water,
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two weeks prior TO Barnacle's death he had
not been treated by DR.. buchanan. but b. a Dr.
Coyle He (Dr. sutton was requested by Or. Coylo
to be present ut the autopsy. Accompanied 10y Drs.
Coyle and Kinney he went to the house and
there met Mrs. Barnace and told her that they
wished to open her husbands body. She did
not object but merely asked them not to
butcher It too much. The cause of death
was found to have been dropsy. Barnacle's
liver affected with cancer. and for the purpose
of making q microscopic examination they cut it up
in small pieces take away They forgot. however,
to carry OF one OF the pieces which had been tied
up After their departure the house the friends
OF the dead discovered the parcel and supposed
that the physicians had taken other Parts OF the
body away, which was not correct.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEW BEDFORD. Feb 2o-Ths buoy tho Eleven Foot
Bank has been broken od
PADRE ISLAND LIGHT TEXAS
WASHINGTON DC, Feb 2-Notice Is given by the Light
house Board that and after March l. 1872 fxod white
light of the fourth order lighting o deg OF the horizon
will be shown from the lighthouse recently erected at the
south end Of Padre Island entrance razos Santiago
Texas. Tho structure Is hexaGonal dwelling
pile foundation The foundation. roof aud lantern
black the dwelling slate color The focal fame Is
10 feet above low The light should be
IL miles Point Isabel Lighthouse bears 2H nauti-
cal miles.
Upon the establishment Of this lighthouse tho on
Brazos Island will be discontinued.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

= ALEXANDRIA. Feb a0--Arrived, schrs W Rutan
F % y'sn s bar. s.. @ sprasu.
Demerars
New WILL" b.s ws Gwf: Ssc
SsI;
Merritt Rand. Port Xniapi ss'0' Sa''H'"' A'n''
saea-Brig Ambrose Light Hayti
BALTIMORE. Feb 2o-Arrived, schr A Wood Harris,
-stesme. ohIo eler Bremen: bnrts spotless Rio
Ss1s r,Ss SsnSSs.
EYE Sss Sfsf
ss SIP i$sfH:iss.
sS ss s Psv is
Cork brig as%uie chsMn s,. A P;s 81 Johns Pr
Henry Grant. do; Geo Ray Providence Sarah Wood,
BATH; Feb l9-Arrvcd. schrs sata. Rivers, satills
nR CHI o. s ssa Sss Scaa Ne,
York via Providence
Bedford Tor Providence after dschargins q
wnrs psS Sd ay p sh , ss~
va Fl a
isth-Arrissd seSr White Sea- storer. New York.
GssreaussT Ann Ann Valentine pS,,sr New York
s:,s
sssas &ssss @ 1.9Ss a1ss
i ss: sS iss1ss Sss os... Child @
E%i cesse for Bal
s
Fi%Hs ss7f HsT rsS ,eAr Gertrude m
sssSssss N sss Russell s s..na ss
MOBILE Feb ;o.Cieared brig 4emma Ger, Becnte.
SanSia Kas:'en ca.hns Blekm"rs
Barcelona; Eidsya 'Hor Gundersen, Havre brig Helm
':H '5 Hi1sss s3n bark rAorsny o
s" Rf H. h iS% POP
cs"ssd Su.nSerf ast' Jaeger Bremen:
a.. %ss:ss 40; SS$,s s; a.; Tsss %' Sss;s:
Easern Empire Rr'. Love do bark Nimrod Aus', ooro'
PASSES Feb 2l-Arrved. schr Robinson. Glover Now
ssIled-s.eamer W Hart. Oh. Rotterdam.
NORFOLK. Feb l9-Arrved. schr Emma Avery, Hail.
NEW BEDFORD Feb 2o-Arrived. .ahr Angler. Be.ss.
prsTScnes for Virginia " Ssw York se Miscellany
kss sfsss %
p SRH EoS6oS .eAr Hattie Lel',.
SE@ svHs GfS Feb Btu sw
Samuel P Day Bond SeTa1 hI;r Mart.
Ausl Randich, Havana
sH ss fs-it ss"S Ell sp Esns o
"': s s; at
res.nalentc Nor,,: Andersen Gresnock; 'chr Mary
Port RoYAL. Feb ai-xrived, steamer City of Dallas,
of FnfExSELff4 Roman
aS;s'a 1'Rsss f
M T. Rst:
brig Packard XmosSHry. CarSsnss: :chIs Joseph
Eta sis ssrs.
DxLAwAax BnsAxwArER Feb 2i-Passed up. bark Shoot
srs, ss, TO New ru,,. orr
rs . e.ra.n Island m
bG" Ss .Sr Howard
virginia: Amo: Fslken5urg Early Maggie Mulvsy, Hart.
sohr VIM MAILER Patterson reported sailed yesterday.
'RIcMMoED Feb ls-sai,ed. .chrs W Bunncll, Bun.
nell New Yo'k; John MeDonsid, McKendrse. PhIadsl-
2oth-Arryed steamer wyanoke Couch, New York; sshs
RoSKEANb FEB is.sailsd. .shrs c.,sx.rs..k, Ken.
ncdY 81 AHgu..ino Mary LAngdon Mullen Bluehili 70
SAN FExScisco. FOB ,s-c1esr.d, .h'p Bsvoders
River Nth @ Richards. corl bark Go.
ia.s St s:Sd NJ" York
TsnfSs s, osyIriS S MSaoca v.
SAVANNAH, Fob 2i-Arrived, steamer Geo Appold,
Ioveiand Baltimore WIN Bailey, Now York; Whi1
| Wing Stubs, Kcy West
Ciearcd-Stcamer Tmsa Br) skipsev Seba.sopol ship
Ardmore (r) Wears Iverpool brig rrumo lSpL nodos
Barcelons sehrs sallic coursey Jacksonve; Loretto
| Fish, Watts. Beaufort.
Sailed-Ship Freedom, Liverpool; bark Avonport (Br,
Bremen brig Nueva Ventura CSp), Canary Islands.
SOMERSET Feb ie-Arrivcd. schr Wild Pigeon, Bray,
Philadelphia
TACOMA, Feb iS-Sailed. ship Dashins Wave. Connor
San Francisco.
WILMINGTON. NC. Fob is-Arrvcd, steamer Regulator.
Doanc New York
2ist-Arrivcd schr Eta N Barter, Barter. Navassa
WOODS HOLE, Feb i0-Arrived schr Daisy Parhs
hurst Hooper, Providence load for Pensacola.
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SAILED.

Steamers Merca,or (elg for Antwerp; Ganos DR. Liv.
epool Onnd anchored on Tho highlands Western Texas.
Jack sonve BE-, Sheonshaih Br BALTIMORE; Albcmnre
Lewes bel; ships Panlua (NoD Liverpool; Vancouver,
Bremen mot 18th; barks Giore tBrl Hayrc Carl phi
Cochrsne lBr Marseilles; Columbia Nor, stockholm
tNo oueenstown or Fanouth Minerva Nor,, do; Agnos
iGcrj brcmcn; Engen cGe) padang: Eli,a Barss arr.
Bermuda; Mnury Nor, -; briggs Julia Fr,, Mcrliax
(Franccl; Andrews Port Prince; bertha Nor, 81
Malo: Eugcne Hale BaEonncj Harry Aubrey .B.,,
Ii,h Na
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SINGAPORE. Jan +-Arrived bark Mary Ames. crocxs
Bangkok.
In port H. bark Kate Carrie rl WILSON, for Boston
sr HrLESA. Jan --Passed, ship Viscount tBrl Nieho,
son from Calcutta for New York: John q Gaunt (Brl
Lyai Manila FER do or United Kingdom bark Challenge
tBrl Doughty Hong Kong for New YORK 49,
ST TmoMAs. Feb II 10 AMSaied, steamer City OF Rio
Janero. Wier from Rio Janeiro &c. New Nork
81 JoHS, NIB Fob lsCleared. schr Carrie Marten, New
York.
VICTORIA Feb 9-Passed, ship Mariana Nottebohm,
Marin. San Francisco for Departure Bay
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PUGILISTS ACQUITTED.
PHILADELPHIA. Fob. q, 1879.

PHTIADELPIlIA, Fob. q, 1879.
The Jury In the Of Arthur Chambers, John
Clark and John King. charged with conspiring to
commit q misdemoanor In Canada by arranging
prize hght returned a verdict this morning Of not
guilty. Notwithstanding this verdict the Judge held
the accused In 900 to keep the peace for year.
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THE CAREY-MARsH CoNTEsT--GgEAT INTEREST
MANIFESTED IN THE EVENT.

New HAVEN, Feb. 81. 1879
The unique and novel pedestrian contest which
began in this city Wednesday at eleven A. NJ. be-
tween Thomas Carey, Of the New York Cotton Ex-
change aged sixty-four. and John T. Marsh, Of this
city. aged sixty-three, continues to draw visitors
from oil the country towns and from New York and
elsewhere. Greatgrandfather Carey's heart was to-
day gladdened by the receipt of letters from Daniel
Oieary, the champion. and Mr.. Mcswyny.
saying that they would be present to
see the close of the contest Saturday night,
and Oeary is to be the track with Carey the lat
ter part of the walk The gray sexagcnarians
have so far made good record Carey having COM
pleted at four o'clock this afternoon, i4O miles. and
old Mr.. Marsh about the same distance. party
from the Cotton Exchange will come mp tomorrow.
30 Mr.. Carey has been informed. as spectators The
venerable gentleman has already arranged TO walk
for days in New York against uncle Of Lcary.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEw YoRK, Feb 2I-Noon-
The Western Union time bali fell to-day onetcnsh of a
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Nederland. FEB 20l Antwerp 1907 Walnut st
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ......... 6 A Sandy Hook. AZ
Sun SETS. .......... 8 AZ Gov Island. ...eve 80
Moon sets. .....eve 80 He'll Gate. .eve II 10
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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WEATHER REPORT.
uoivHpip, Feb 2i-Caim.
Plymouth Feb 2i-wind W. light; showery; barometer
ego
scilLy. Feb 2i--wind w, fresh; barometer 30 10
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without either rival Tomorrow's SUNDAY MEk-
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MARTHA WASHINGTON and CHILDRENS CAR
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qBE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

.u,,,sHxp EVERY MORNING tExoErr NON
DATi, By
q q Nuu m n
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Dissolution Notice.

rryuE COpARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Luther Clark and Max
Oberfelder, under the firm name OF Luther
Clark & Co.. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, Luther Clark continuing the
MAX OBERFFLDER,
LUTHE CLARK.
tussNs, Esvsds. ostosss II, as7s. seisu
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LAMBRhr MoLINELLl. SAb. W bAIIh
LAMBERT M0LlMELLl & co..
once In Courthouse Block. Eureka. Nevada

nEFEREY YoEs;
Paxton Co.. Bankers, Eureka. New. n. Rick
ard, sup't Richmond Con. NJ. Co.. Eureks, New.
WIN. Pardy, Cashier White Pine County Bank.
karels. Nsv.i A. II. Hillhouse, Attorney at
Law. Eureka, New; Bishop ssbin. Attorneys
Law, Eureka. New: II. Donnelly. supt Eu-
seka Cen. NJ. Co., Eureka. New.
Eureka. December as, 1878. DAFT
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RUBY HILL WATER WORKS,
Capacity 81 Taaks. 100000 0ssssass.
ALL NOW FULL.

xxyATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill, in any desired quantities at All
seasons OF the year, st uniform rate. ahd
source. Water delived twice dsily to private
families, miners cabins, saloons. etc. fickets
ranging from 6A to 81 cents apiece. VIII oe
sold at the once Of the Company, ~ hupy
Hill. W. u. hAhhub. rIVpaicsos'
+. ". PBARsON, superintendent.