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IRA A. PAINE,
Phe Result of His Trip Across
the Atlantic.
kT SHOOTING NEAR LONDON.
tories Over England's
pion Shots.
n
known pigeon shot, arrived in
y ia?t a:ter a brie! but eventful
Knrope. "Tie U this port May U, having in
rgo the trotting maiea presented to liarou
ilUbtliild by Mr. ltelmoot, an<l dtllvcred Hum,
time, to their owner In Paris Afier
re d?> a' hojoiirn tu that j'ay city ['Blue wool to
and tbere looked around at onco to bring
lout tbo bovine .;s which, as much as an_> tmng else,
lok him aero.-.* ti.o oc au. This was tu ni ? t the U<-t
Igcon shooters :u England, that ho nn^hi te-t hi*
till at llie trap witn one or mora represent itives there
fo were looked upon as belli; aitiio.-i Invincible. All
t be o.roi lor wag to como to the score with tin in
equitable terms. 'liiit he wrs accommodated, ai.d
lit he achieved notable victories ovi r Kit-lead's best
toil, the American pttbho have becu advise t by the
j Kit a i.:?, but there uro poiuta ol interest cnanteil
nth the meutiug, vt lJaiuo with Captains Fatten MMt
iboiley at Nontax Mill thet mo worthy or production at
.Ills time. l'mtie, who is in remarkably good health and
spirits, thus to! 1 tbo story of bis trip to a ilia: vu> re
porter yesterday afternoon:?
Till: MATCH 1VITB l'ATlOX.
"1 arrived in London on a Thursday, and on tiia
Monday following, upon invitation, went to Not ing
Hill, where the members ol' tho Gun Ciua were shoot
ing an important sweepstakes. During the progress or
Upsweep, Mr. Hornar 1 ri. Jaflr iy, upon my solicita
uon, told Captain Pat!"0, one of tbo shooters ol the
lay. of ;ny ob.ioct in v 111>^ London. 11" sai4 that
here *m 'an 'niencaii ar<]Ufilutanc? of Ins on liio
grnurd-i who do-ired to moot tin) best shot in Kuropo,
and believing that ho ? i atton> rightly could bo en I led
so, wautcu to make a match wtthhm.' 'All right,
c, old boy,' gayly responded PatUin, 'anything
Jullrny.' So the ice was broken, and in a
verv few minutes the match wa* ma e. 1 wanted it to
l>o 60 b rds each at 140 yards rise, but Captain l'atton's
Offer of 30 birds eac at $7 yards ri.-e was accepted.
The s.akes wore f&OO a u!e, and the shoot took
place on the :;u of this month."
tiik huooti.m;.
"There was the lir attendance at tho club
_ fronuds that had been seen during the season, nnd tho
^ betting was very spirited, with l'ntton tho favorite.
The contest was quite evenly maintained hp to tho
twenty-filth round,, when m\* opponent was two
??it"ds in advance* At this point it looked
^ 'dollars to cents' on him, hut he missed
? throe out ol tho next Ave, while I brought down lour
In sfBCCfSion, which made it a tie, each of us killing
tf out of the ,'10. Patton missed Ins lid, 4th, 6tb, 10th,
Mlb, 17th, 26th, '.".Mb and SOtb. I lulled to stop my
Jd, 4ih, 10th, 15ih, 14th, 1Mb, 10th. 24tb and Mtk
buds. As there was so tuu h money on the result nnd
HVI^r to many wanted it to stand over until another match
? could t<e shot, and not decide it l>y bird about, It was
I Anally arranged to rhoot the match off tho following
I Wednesday, the stakes being the -ame, as were all the
other conditions."
THK BIKUS.
my ?***?, o
vm^ani,
"What kind of birds wore trapped l"
"The management of the whole matter was, by tnu- i
tuul consent, ielt to a committee ol tbe Gun Club.
These geutlcmeu ordered the linnet birds that could be
produced, and, as thcru were thousands to pick from, 11
being the height ol tlie shooting season, it is to be pre
sumed tbe bent wi re luriuslicd. They were remarkably
fast and -mall I bad never beIoro M en such pigeon",
tbelr iwagi: weight was between 7 and tl ox., while
Hie tuajorliy ol the pigeons shot iu America reach irom
U to 15 Ot It was impossible to kill these Knglif.li
birds near the trap. Tliey invariubiy cot away ten or
twelve yards beioro you could get on tiietn. To show
their speed some ot them were i mcd in their Iliglil
Irom tbe trap io tbe boundary, about eighty yards, and
they were but two aud a ball aud three seconds in going
that distance. '1
THK HSTIIl KKNCMUll.
' You again met Captain Pattou on the following
W cocosday ?"
'?Yes, ana there was a very Butnorou* company to
eitne-s the shoottug Several of the spectator# were
Sew Yorkers and old Irieuds ol mine. The betting w as
iveu, atid everybody, apparently, had something on
the result. It was my good fortune to win the match
?> a birds, killing iio out ol 30 to '.'0 scored by Captain
I'utton out ol u similar number. My misses were tbe
1st, 6th, tilth. 14th, 15th, 1 mn nd 30th birds. I'attou
failed on the 3d, llih, 12th, 15th, lt!tb, ltUh, 20th, 23d,
24tU atld 20tb pigeons."
"What did they tbiDK ol your victory?"
"1 was congratulated u(on all sides, the first to take
nr hand bring 1'att ti. who said that lie bad no ex
ruses to mnke, as the birds were as good as ever trap
p>d. and everything was eatiMartorv. I hen many
?! the prominent members ol the club praise.' mv style
>1 shooting, naying that 1 had 'llie best first barrel*
they had ever seen.
SHOO I IKS WITH CAl'TAIN SMtl.LKV.
"You sliot another match, did you not?"
"Yes, and at once. r-*\eral gentlemen wanted me to
?boot them, but as Captain Shelley, thought to be
among the best ol shots produced by the ciuus in I.on
don. came Dim. 1 accommodated him. We arranged
to shoot at JO birds c icl> f '>0 a side, and 27 yards ri-u.
1 beat bitn by one bird, killing 15 to his 14. The betting
it the start was rt to 4 on Shelley, atld oflcra of these
odd.- were c flered and taken so last thai 1 wondered If
I had evrr before seen any betting on a pineon shoot.
Kvorytxtdy wanted to t;et smm th nit on th.- result, and
my iate opponent. Captain 1'aiton, was excessively
busy ill backing me. Alter the match Mr. Jaftray i
said to me, 'I'a ne, your IHcnd I '.-ttton has won more I
money on you than I have ever before seen bet on a j
pigeon match.' e<tifliley ui ssed his lsi, 7th, tfih 11th, i
T.'th and 17th birds; while I . 'lied on the 2d, 4th, loth, ,
14th imd 17th pigion*. J was compelled to decline the
other oiler*, us two days .iter I leit lor home. "
rsunt t> ijcn.
In the ihree events ~lioi by Paine he used a Grant
IU central lire. w. ightDg ? lbs 2 o*. "AH the mem
bers ol the Gun Cl'ib .-iiool with vert ligfctguus,"
tad Feme, "mine beliu a lair .-unple of the
majority." His cartndg. s were ol 3S drachms ol pow- i
4er, aud, a- the ruus call fot, 1'4 o*. sliot, the latter I
kemg American 7'sau I 8's.
I'aino says i. it the shooters he met have the
finest pos-iule style. I'hey are neither too -low nor too i
last, Uui adopt mat Wective mean whicn prmlaco* j
greit exicntH n. At the iin.e ho wis with them tho^
si ere m tueliin-t m>-.-inie lonn.
OtlTIIV Al'IMUCY LIsLB I'ATT X.
In nrder te mote cl- urh sb w the standing?f Palne't
Oppon. nt iu bis iii.-i ma eh, the .o lowing -ketch ol
Captain ration ; awaken urn a recent number ol the
Lot.'ion litu-'lrjlrti ,Spertin:/ iimi J'ramalu ?\ cw J .?
Capt.nu AuUr y I.isle I'attou was lioru .Inly 27,
IMi. at Uls iop's Hull itoese, 1 union. MuWrtolf an I
is consequently thirty live ye.;- ol ase 111- early
Itle w.ib devot-'I .. iuo.-i etiiii. lv to Spurt n.:. alio Ue
thus ar.|Uir?d a con ler.ible am nit ol skill hi all he
andcrtook', soou t.ein. acknowledged a- one ol the
be-t lis.i< i mi n - nd .-hois in the count rth?n sixteen
jests old he took i? ai> h ? ry, , r.d aln.ost .it once tie
caiuu the ciamplon -!iOt ol many < tubs in the South of
Kngiami. and iu tln> ronr?e ol two y< ..rs hmi-woa
nearly lOOllisi prizes atid ilnrtecn Medals, ile Joined j
tho secou.l i aitaiion o! tin Kouriicutb regiiaenKtS
l-6o. end, f-suuij! lor N< w /,eal.m<t w ith his r- ^r.? u?? a?,
look a prominent part in the War against toe Maoris.
Id i lie i olio wing ) ear, liowvver, Uc rvtutn. I to l.nn
land OU a two year-.' ieiVe, but ouly a le* (J.l)b aiter
his arrival new t i".ie ol .do oull<reitk ol tlie war, so
thai lie immedtaiciy returned to Ne ? /? uatid and
trrved wftu dlstui' tum ittl tin promotion totiienril
baitaiiot) ol ins regiment, then in Kng ..nd. in 1m>4.
Iu lsdi he went wnn mi refimi n. to Malta, .. I ibeno#
In toe siicci e.i .n^ ye.i* t<> India, w hero lie ?? n o i d a si* |
nw lis shooting titp ui 0H?b.aeie aud l.n.iak, aua j
?ta.io the Ue>t l?ug ol largo gaihe o! tlie season
He acquired a taste :or put on shoot n irom lus i
trotber, Captain Henry il ttiune i'atton, who wai tiien, .
?ud is now, one ol tn.'t?e?i su >t? of .he day. iapt.nu
Aubrey 1'ittor: lire , hie Itr-l sbo at a p ge?n Ifo.n u 1
trap :u tbe eWtiy put ol I(t7l, atid little more nee, oo
said regarding the proucteticy bo so rapuily a tamed
when ne mention that u the tame yen uu carrir on
Ibe tirnna Inietuaiioiinl Cup at tiadeu liaden. Having ,
bad a long and eiciiiug IK with bu broth, r, they tvoth
Hill."i nib'Heet. In sticc*etii?ii, and each ? ailed to tuo |
twi-ntictn round, aed tlie e jer waa again unstiweaelttl'
a ilh Ins twi-ntv flitt!, i?- ivm/ liio younger to kill to
#ia, whicti i.e aid wnh i smurt flr-t. Muif .bat iin.'
bis ear* "i aaap.geoa shot in t? ku wu i t dw< il 1
upon; suture it to siyih.it hf nweoi mtae Uve
fears' shooting more tuan an) living mm. t o h lo tups
?nrt Honey pn/.s, t? log mi p. sse*?ion ol fully #lo.i?si
worm of nirer cup*, oi wlucn no iess thin ten are
?nieruat.on-il cup-, won eiti.cr at ii.tdi'tt of Motive
Uarlo, besides many Ktinaas prizes But notbiag that
n? or auy oihcf shot liaNfvt r . one betore come up to j
taia last iuriwrin.il jo at M. :.te Carm. > -n be coin- 1
nu eCcd by wmn n., the tlrnnd i'ou ? . . atl i ti cu,
lor tbe se oud time in - u.ce.--ion. can ? <i < i' tneilrnnd
Pro, s cup vnueu a ftp . ?uu >4.1^ iu mouey, wsti- ?
?ft ii>Mi, a He. though shooting a^a.n-t s venty
other <onipetitors. ?nd mat y?ar eighty-our,
tnonc w'l "in were the ti>. ?t PM>res"utaltve sbots of
Karojn- C.'pta u 1'ittlon aga n snoweil l.is wondcriul
brM m bis Ii.aicu .tttu tie Uei tt.tll ill' 'U l-'-litroky.
M Ally mrd e. < a, tor $>.tK>u I ue wttcr was se. .iid
la me ??nt<? mo grant! prize, and us mis a .tch
pocofred at sdesntaga oi one yar i line" ia> n ? iroiu
his oppoaooi. *i." in toe end won ny one bird Cap
'am I'stton bits now i >r tbe tsst two yt .tr> ??vn iul
same illanttii < "d ii. eoK rea ant;tanu as ibe trmre.
iilut ff * ?1 Mi?pi*y a the d nier
? von by tbe hospitable Adtn at 'ration de linos at
osw.
goM Wirra ou niarole tabic l?, one bo uw the other, in :
tbo abooitng pavilion. Captain Fatton is not only a j
iburuufli ipori-ni;it b<l i pffttA gentleaian. ami Uis
j.r ai popularity was .i.ouu by me coegratuUtiou* be
rut ?i\ > <i alter iirm^ hut *? un.n. ulioi, ua lor a time the
cl.ct r wt ro deali nine Id l$t" ?t truat ma 11 o have
the |i e sure ?1 lialUK bini ai? ill w winner it w li be
>*?? 11 tlie rgbt man is in the rnfhi plat e, ' a* Ctptuil
Aubrey I'auon h .s now furljr earned the title 01 the
"ClUUnpiou pigeon .shot of Kbgl.iOU."
l'ame brought to tUi.-o port two polo ponies lor Mr.
Win Jatir.iy.
PREAKNESS' YEARLINGS.
riKTH ANNUAL SAIE OF M. B. SANFOBO'S
THOROl UHUmjpS?ri'Rt H.YKEliS AND PRICES
OBTAINED.
LuiWTM, Ky., Juno 2V, 1878.
The fifth annual sale ol the Preukneaa yearlings, the
property of Mr. M. H. >.iuiord, took place to-day ou
the North b.vhnrn Kami, six mile* Irom this place,
'the weather wmplea.taut, tlie attendance law nnu ilie
biiMin_- qmto t-pirited. I'be following lota were din
po-ed of
CULT.-*. j
No l?Gray colt, foale4 Slay 30, by Haywood, dam
Crownlet; Jo-rpti Hirsch ISO
No. 'J? Uh\ roll, 1'iiied May 11, b> itnp. Glenelg
duio 1 em; 1'. <> Bernard 3,325 (
No a?Hay colt, fo a ed May 0, by li.'j wood, dam
lai.v Guorg ? Kedmor<' 210
No. 4? ( lie? 11tit coil, loilcil April 3, by Haywood,
d.irn M; Mil it; J. K. MiGibboli. 110 .
No ?liny colt, to,iled May 0, by lUpi I!lonely,
dam La Pol nit; A. Catnma< K 1,050 ?
Nu t??Chestnut colli io..led April IS, by imp.
Ult-nel,, daui >alitia. 11. o. Bernard i?,?M
No : iS.iy coll, oaioi May 18, by Waverlcy, dam I
Wood onl Ik-be; H Lusiiy 110 !
No .?<?Ltay i.oH. loaled May i'i. by Bay woo i, duui j
Lazy l\ i^r.iut s dam); 1> McDamci 440 :
No. f> ?ill on u ouit, io iii ii , by John Morgan,
dii III wjino Busl:; William Jennings "05 ;
No. 10?Bey colt, loaled Mart h 24, by imp. lilcti- I
elg. data .Nia.,irii, A. ' .unuii.t k 2,IQ0 i
No. 11?Hay colt, foaled March 30, by imp. 11? n
elj. iaiu Notice; l.J. MMiObon 225 |
No. 12?Bay ot?u, fouled April 20, by Imp. Ulenelg,
dam 1 winkle; J. U. Heiiiunu 200
Nu 13?1 rown or bay eon, louied May 5, by Bay
wood, dam l.axity , Jjtn s A. Grinsead 70
K1LUB3.
No. 14? Chestnut Ally, touted April 15, by Lever,
tlam i.a y Hirdawi.v; \v. j! Jottwof... 120
No. 16?Hay filly, louied April IK, by llaywoo<l,
daw imp Kilter; W. B. Cran'j 150
No. It)?Cneslnui filly, loalod March 21, by Alarm,
dam Alala, .lames A. Griiisie.it! 150
No 17?Cbeslnul II ly. foaled Muroh 22, by impi
Git m i data Minx T J. McGibbou 810
No.lt I4.t% ully, loaled April 22. by imp. Uienelg,
dam I .a Henderson; P. Lorillard 400
No. 1ft?Hay filly, foaled May 10, by Imp. Glenelg,
dura Heliotrope; II. l.uaby 120
No. 20?Drown inly, lOkled May 2, by \'irgif, dam
Mary Martin, K J. Huldwm 610
Ho. 21?Hay ti I ly, fjaled April 26, by VitrII, dam
lilunder; K.J. Baldwin 475
No. 22?Chestnut filly, loalod April 4, by Haywood,
dam Karrmu; A. Cam mack H25
No. 2H?Chesinnt tillr, louied May 7. by War Dunce,
dam Hf en Douglas; A. K. K:ohaMa 130
No. 24? Hay fitly, loaleu March 21, by imp. llletieig,
dam I'lrio.t; A. Cam mack 2,700
No. 26?Cheetnut hilv, foaled April 24, by imp.
(ileneig. dam Finesse; l>. McDaniel 725
No, - Bay litly, loaled April 24. by imp.
filenolg, dam Mtnu. Dudley; P. CiOrillard ..1,025
So 27?Kay il ly, fouled Mity 3, by imp. Ulenelg.
d.im Stamps (Kane IVarce's dam); I'. Lorillard.1,600
No. 28?Bsy liliy, loaletl April 6, fjr imp. (Jlenelg,
<Mm l.ark (I'lanter and Hairy illtrsdam); K.
J. Baldwin 726
No. 3U?Bay filly, loaletl April 5, by imp. Glcnclg,
deraTbe Nun; H. -I. Baldwin 275
No. MO- Hay Ally, lo.tled April 8, by imp. Uleuelg,
dam Regan; h. J. Baldwin 750 I
No. 31- Bay Oily, foaled April !!0, by Haywood, I
dim Kaiinka (sister to Willie Hnrkej; (ieorgc
llowen 300 1
No. .12?Chestnut filly, loaled April Id, by imp.
Uleuelg. dam Cordelia: C. Woodford 770 I
No. 38(crippled)?Hav filly, loaled April 20, by
Imp (fienelg. dam Grecian Bend Not sold.
No. H4?Bay Ully, loaled May 1, by Lever, dam Be
tarn; J. B. McDonald 275
No. 85?Chestnut filly, foaled May 7, by Levor,
dam RedOMa; B. li. Thomas ". ?... 325
No. oil?Gray filiy, foaled April 8, by Haywood,
dam Lap; K. J. Baldwin 200
No. 37?Hay Oily, loaled April 21, by Buvwood,
dam Goneril (Bay Hum's dam); B. Smith". 95
TROTTING AT EAST SAGINAWA
Detroit, Mich., Juno 20, 1876.
The attendance at the Kast Saginaw races yesterday
was good. TUe 2:30 event was won by George, in tlirco
klraght heats. Tunc?2:32, i;32, 2:82. Captain Sel
lcck was second. Albenmrlo third ami Sweet William
iourth The 2:28 race was won by .'.my B., she taking
the second, IIHIi and sixtn heats; silvorsides the first,
and LilUe Qtpsy tbo tlnrd aiH fourth. i his was the
tno-t cxcitlng contest ot tbo day. Time?2:24, 2:24',,
2:26. 2:25'j, 2;2ft, 2:2sV
KISBEIt'8 TKAINEB AND JOCKEY.
Says the London Spurting Timet, 17th iuit.:?"Mr. A.
Bultnzzl has dealt most liberally with tbo trainer and
jockey ot Kishcr. Hayboo b?? recoivoit the handsoruo
present ot flO.UOO, una MuldJiieu: Jft.OOtl.''
ClilCKET.
THE HTATEN ISLAND CLrB Df 1 EATS THE
BROOKLYN CLCB?BtOUf. 14H f> 101.
The Brooklyn Club played the second eleven ol tho
Staten Island Club yesterday. Only nino tin n ou each
side took part in the contest. Tbo Siaten Islanders
first went to the bat aud stored 77 ruas, ol which
Spraguocontributed 25, ' not out,'' Then the Brooklyn
wen went in aud scored 4.1 runs. In the second inuuif
or tbo Staton Islanders Byre made 19, Mott 14,
Hodges (not out) 11. and Wtiiiiock 11. The sccond in
ning ol the Brooklyn Club scored 63 runs.
i'ho following is the score:?
STATICX ISLA5D,
First Inning Second Inning.
Whitiock, c. Ames, b.
Scott 7 b. Scott 11
Eyre, b. Love 14 c. sub b. Stewart 19
J. McKeon, run out 0 b. Love. 10
Spr.u:uo, not out ..26 b Love 2
Mott. b Siott II b. Siowart 14
Seaward, c. aud b. Love. 1 c. sub b. Love 3
Osborne, c. St veus, b.
Scott f> b. Love. 0
H04*04 run oui 4 Jioi out 11
McKooti, c. Love, b.
Scott 0 st. Scott, b. Stewart..., 0
Byes. 3; I ( byes. 6; Byes, 4; leg byes, 1;
wides, 6 IS widen, 2.. 7
Total 71 Total 77
BKOOKLTN.
J-'tr.it Inning Second Inning.
Allies, c. W bit lock, b.
Kyr# 4 not out 6
Love, i>. Sprague 4 b. Spraguc u
Gregory, u -pragtie, r>.
Eyro 9 c. and b. Whitiock .... 0
Stewart, U Spraguo... 0 c. Osborne, b. Eyre.... 10
W. Scott, b Sprajiue.. 8 hit wicket, b. Eyre.... 6
Itrown, b. Sprague.... 8 b. Sprngue a
Hardcastle, c. Kyro, b.
Whitiock 2 runout 2
W.iins. b. spranoe 0 runout 2
s lev ens, not out 1 c. J McKoon,b Whitiock 2
Byos, 9; leg byes, It
W ides, 2 12 Byes. 9; leg byes, 2.... 11
Total 48 Tot,11 63
Umpires?M*s<rs. Brewster and Makin.
BAbE BALL NOTES.
The following games were played yesterday :?
AT ST. LoVlS.
Imtih -it.
flubs. lit "4. ;?/. 41",. Mh. 6th. 7th. nth. QtK
Mutual OUUUOOOO 0?0
St. LouU 10100033 0?8
AT CUICAUa
Inningt.
Omht. Ut 2d. L /. 4 .'.'i. itX 7th. St\. VtK
Chicago 1 1 0 0 4 fl ti 1 0-19
A tli.Ct ,C i 0 0 I) 0 0 o : 0?3
at cwrisjt iti.
Inningi.
C.vht. 1ft id. 3<i. 4fA. UK 6th. 71A. 8IK OtK
Ci in I < trill. 2001.40003? B
H.irCurd 0 & 0 0 0 2 U 4 2?13
llie Harvard University nln wcro to have played tbe
AftlngtMa ou the I n ou Grounds yesterday afternoon,
hut lor some reason, >s \ el un> :;platned, they iaiiea to
put lu :<n appearance. Ttio Ariin^tous were on the
tiofel promptly at ilum o'cloc.K, m<d. alter waning until
lour, b' gau to play against a strong tield mo, whom
they dcuaiuil >y a score ol 14 to 7 in six Ioniums.
tomorrow mo Natneto.-* and Chelsea niu s play on
the l uioi; Grounds.
Hex; Monday >ho Cheiseaa play the Harvard Colics
C!ub on the I iiion urounds, an<i on ttie fourth o, July
ttic Arlington* and Cbeisea* play on thn Mine trouudi.
LACHOa&fi.
Kokthal, June 1*70.
The Montreal LMrosse Club held a meeting to lay
and ae< td? i to welcomo the Kuropoan lacrosse toam
by a reception, wh ch illi ke given in the Victoria Skat
ing Itink. lit turn satlwf from Kngtand to ujy.
YACHTING NOlr.S.
Yacht Restieis (not Hesoiute, aa misprinted In
Tb Br Ml ay't I^-ue), N Y.Y.C., Mr. 8 N Kane, sailed
irotn n hiteatoni, L. I , at a quarter to nine o'clock P.
M. ye?ter.:ay lor Newport.
YaoM Mtd'awk, X. Y.Y.C. Mr Gardiner, from Boa
ton, i'i-sod Ifhileslono, L. 1., yesterday afternoon, en
r utt U> New "York.
I'h# famou- yacht Plu'k and I.tick, w>uner ofthe
centenntai race, and last yacht Arum Potlger wilt *nl
a match race tor !?<?? ovtf the conrii of the Long
Uland Yacht Club on T?ntdiy, Jul.. 4
THE UNIVERSI1Y EIGHTS.
EVE OF THE GBEAT U>??YALE'S ENGLISH
COACH BUSY?MB. COOK ALL BIGHT?HAB
VABn STILL 1.OWING ON "1IME."
t ^fKiNoruLD, Mass., June 20, 1870.
As su.'jested yes erday, Vale's bard preliminary
row in. ceased on Tuo dajr night. Yesteruay morning
she waa out for a lew minutes, practising starts, and
taking advice Irani bcr coach, Mr. Keiley. Sue does
not get under way as easily as a six, though, us Yale
suris with bcr slowest stroke, this in part accounts
for it. No. 2 wax, as u ml, rowing well; Indeed, Mr.
Kelley thinks that were it not so lato iu the day, be
should be put in a more re-ponsible position,
like No. 7, and belp set tb<; stroke. lie adds
that wbilo Yale's bodies arc not togemor, her oars ore;
that ."he {.-els 'be catrh well; that her stroke is the one
in vo^ue at Cambridge; that there is pleuty of strength
In tbo ho it; that thd uieu are all in good order; that
the Story that Mr. Cook is too flue is groundless, and,
while ho did rot Kay -o, ho is evidently very con
ildent ihut, barring louls and aocidents. Yale will
wiu the race. She did not row iu the after
noon owiru' to the absence of Mr. Kellogg?her So. 4?
at commencement ut New Haven, where be had a part.
This, togctberwitb her light work this morning, aud.
Indeed, all the w eek, shows that she is deturin ued to
come up to the score heavy enough this time. Mr.
Keiiey rowed near then this tnoruing as stroke a(
a double scull, sad
SHOCTKD nis ADMONITIONS,
No. 4 especially being urged to do less work at tho end
of tho stroke and more at the beginning. As usual,
Mr. Cook was feathering higher and reaching further
than any one else. A fiugul -r feature in their
rowing, win n viewed end on, is that the
two end oars look longer than tboso in
the waist. This is owing to tho (act that
bow and stroke sit euch in the middle, because the
boat narrows in their part of it wlulo tho sii waist men
all sit up to th 'lr sides. Olton this morning they did
not cut' h tho water at once. Mr. Cook's oar wai
frequently in ahead of the others on port side, and
bow ??s uol parallel With tho othors, showing that lie
d U not reach so far. They hesiiatod, however, less than
usual about getting the oar in when forward, sinking it at
onoo aud kc ping the lower cd.es ol their blades, if
anything, further forward than tho tops, and so quite
escaping the look of slh-itij; tho water which i'arvard'g I
blades, by being turned slightly tbo other way, often j
give. Neither Mr. Thompson, at 0, nor Mr. Ken- !
ncdy, at 7, swing their bodies enough or throw j
thctn on as Mr. Cook appears to, so giving their arms
too much to no; yet Mr. Kennedy's certainly
look good for a generous allowance. Bow roWracross
the iioat badly, and can hardly stop It at this lato day.
They rov.ed but leisurely this morning about two
miles In all, shooting both bridges and returning, the
coxswain seeming to do hi.s work well enough, not
withstanding rutuor.- to tho cmtrary. Neither cox
swain bobs much with each stroke, Harvard's doing so
tho iess of the two.
HARVARD'!* WORK.
Harvard got afloat at abont a quarter of six and
paddle I up stream nearly three miles, to the starting
buoys, Mr. Loring coaching Iront the referees'
stoamer Vision. Turning, they, got uway at a few
minutes before seven, and came down str>>um fast on
time, their stroke l??ing taken once iu tho first five
luiiinies at thirty-lour, and the s> eond a tmnnio later
i)l thiriy-livo, thell couch lolli>wiug at out -100 feet
hetiind slid watching their work end on. Bow will
not ceaso feathering lower tlntn lb*- rest, 3's
head comes further back than bis neighbor's aud
stroke's not lar euough, or rather his cinn not high
enough. Mr. BoUn at 7, always u faithful worker, :n
clmes to weir himself ont too early iu tho pull
and will need especial caro on ibia point In tbe race.
He is tbo tallest and ono ol tho sparest looking men
lu the boat, but has rowed hard and last In the .
homo races. Mr. James at No 6, a good man
l ist yea , and tbo heaviest now in tho
boat, tbouub bo bus done Mess work than
the others in the Interval, and Inclines not to do his
all when rowing on lime, t* said to work very hard in
the race. The MnillMns and care ftl Mr. Bancroft rtt
stroke are con int n>i#0, and the crew count ou his work
being w.-n doll
* mm M ? ?:t.w ?UX WW.
Now that tlx ?g > hs ol preparation are over nnd
tin'Hour <ii tr ? ,, .1 h ml u amy bo well to tuko a
look ut the \ ?? ? -trcng and weak points 01 each
crow, and m u whn each liases us hopes of win
111112. Martina wlih Yale, tho favorite in all the taik
it) inl; so pleiililully about this elty, she lum tlunc u
hard yearV work with a crew, live ol whom arc old
oarsmen. ami woli acciiaiomed to their present cap
tain; she lias a ru< ? suited exactly to the stroke she Ins
lor years been striving to provo ' tie very best 111
existence, which Is the usual one in F.njdand ana ona
such as she never bad before. i-tie has had carelul !
instruction I ruin two competent coaches, otio ol tbem ;
long lumiluir with her stylo t>f rowing, auu hardy |
having seen much ol any otbar, nod the oiber also
unusually oxporicucod. Her throe new men are very |
tough ?in*! strong, olio o( thorn. Mr. Collier, heiug tii'e j
heaviest in the boat, while all her men, besidesuv rug- '
ing much older than their rivals, not only look stronger '
to the casual observer, but Mr. Ilrighant, a Harvard
'<K2 man, who has re-enily carelully examined and
accurately measured both tbem and their antagonists,
says thai be leurs the latter will go to pieces earlier.
Mm lias u captain who is just gr .dilating
and who naturally will strain every ntrve and
do belter Han his best in order to w,n.
Finally, Iter Knglisli coach, who is more famil lar with
crews used lo long distance rnr ng, and who knows tne
qualities nud tactics needed to win beilcr than un) of
our oaramen, seems lo have almost overween
lug conUdenc-' that she will tiu.c the rare,
and there is no dtsguisiiu the lact tbat |
her men themselves have thai coulideuce {
very largely, nud mutt likely uot without good reason.
They have dally seen thoir mats row the wholo track
on i uue, while they have vt ry seldom shown tlieir hand.
It tlioir work in the eurlv part ol ilie row was not cspo I
einlly last ihry .must have uccomphshcd some cxiel- i
letil'limo over the whole distance. Ii is almost certain, !
too, iliul their opponents have i con none the belter ,
tor beiug now lor weeks without a captain, while Yale
ha?one in whum she lias ezoepttonal conildouce. and '
their confidence in < acii oilier seems scarcely less.
Harvard, on the utbe hand, though .tvoriigiug so I
much youuger, claims that the discrepancy iu years is I
owmu almost entirely to Vales having throe?tor
university oar?unusually old men. Her own
are really the heavier ol the two, and ihough
Do one ol them looks >o large and strong as Kennedy,
ol Vale, they iro all finely developed and have inmost
certainly done even more hard work during ibo past
year lliou have their opponents. Tliey Have bee a
instructed lo row. to b'- sure, in a stvle
widely and radically uulike that itr the
rival Imat, so greatly so, indeed, that
whatever discrepancies there may be in other respects
il they are beaten this time it is nearly cortoih that
their preserit stroke will never be se seen in a Harvard
eight again, ever, though it has won Harvard all her
nrcatesi races. i hey have bad unquestionably
the moat careful coaching ever had by any
Harvard, tf uol by any American, crew, and
that at the hands ol a former lauious and most suc
cessful oarsman, who seven yeats a?to made a gallant
though unsuccessful light against a stroke much <iko
tills same one of Yale's on Eng lab water-, but will
uot be oonvinned tliat tie is wiong, and they aio
unquestionably better together ttian tueir rivals. Ho
has trained It.cm so uoil that iusteai ot
being troubled w itli the usual aucoyances ol nietii in
training, bo has hiouxht them clear up to race day in
good llesti, and without a solitary bo I or onu reocll.ous
stomach. ! hey seem to got their boat along at a i
ranting pace; they have been thoroughly inured to
dally rowing tour whole miles at ihu lop of their
speed, without a rest In any part ol it, wlmo
their uiitagoni.-ts bavo uot. Kvery man ol tuum j
baa shown really unusual cnuuriuico ou loot; they i
have done woik at home which sutisUes them tbal lliey I
have six men wtiocan row u laster racn than could iha j
Harvard six a year ago, and yet the latter leal Y.ilo i
then naudt!y, alihough she h id Cook and Kennedy, !
Kciiogg and ?.'0"ke ol her present crow, ami altnou^n ,
she wa- asgctierul y 'tie lavorlte before tho race at
now, and hoi stioko has uot chauged. She lows inure
strokes to the minute t au Vale, is certainly as long
lorward aud unquestionably louger back, >ind that
wttti oars each an tm.li longer than the cut re
sponding ones u Vale's boni; .the has a boat from
uue ol America's moat sutoc-siul bui.dcrs, which is
lighter than the rival ship by twenty>1*0 pounds. Her
Coxswain knows the course at least as wall as, and
prolrabh belter, than tne other, and weighs just
about the same Her meti look nnd act as if
they would poll a thoroughly game race, and
notwithstanding ail the inl!<" about Vale's an- {
per:'i ilv, and tlieir study ol her work both duting |
the friends ot Hie crimson.
the muter ami b"re at tne oar, tbey boar themselves '
with a quiet i onlldence which bespeaks no disgru< t t >
From the di-tribution of the work in the |rractiv? :
pUils on time it looks as though little lorecust
of the re?uit could i'O told, evou wiieu the whole Drat ?
?iic has been rowed, although all th.ugs pnnu to ilw '
fact that it Yale is then ahead it will be an unwelcotnc
situation tor Harvard. ?W tne common notion lien i? |
thai Y -o's slower <troko will let Harvard away 1
wrh the lead, and that *lw will not ,-trive |
to collar her un'll, as nero. In 1">7.-., er at .-tamioga, in
lsT4, well ou tnfc> tin' second nr.ie, or even, as t- so
common l>etw. en Oxior<l and Cambridge, until 'Un
thir l mile ts ent-rcd on aud halt the rare is rowed,
.u tin- l itter point, not lar frnus whi r?i tne ,
little A^awam leiryboat paddies across, and just '
as they round the only bvnd ol any coiis< i|ueneu in tho '
Lour?o the tpect itor will see some very bard rowing,
and cau doubt e?? teli pretty ceria.nly who is go in,'to
w.n U Yale lias lint thus tar quickeued, but is ahead
o, even with, or well up ou Harvard's quarter,
and that without any ?i iiriiuir, it Will look
weiltor he supporters ol the dark blue, hut It Har
vard can abow her a clean pair ol neels tn.it late in
Ih* Wot k. sbe may be cquaiiy hopolu! tnat she will yet
more open the g*p micro the two get down toward
the ?.r nJ stax. at the linith. P.ut he danger ol
Hum ot depar .ng irora the prescribe.! plan ol distribu
tion is" srsely greater with Harvard, uccaiM? tier
stroke, who r<'?'ilnle* it. M uot, Itke Hr. Cook, an old
and thornugt >y Seasoned man, unusually welt accus
tomed to all the mien 4) oxt item^M oi uuircrstty raeo
day. b'U sou u ?t\ years- bit Junior, never before in au
imp'rtai t raca, aad U -nco ealied|On to facc a really
hiritr task.
oa a rpai'v
J
BROOKHN OABSMEN.
Tbe advisability of or.antzing an amateur rowicg
association among ibe i!' aoklyn ciubs U bong dts
i cussed by the o irsmtu of tbut ciijr. The Nereids. Co
' lumbias and Pioneers have already atgniticJ a willing
ness to do all in tlii'ir power i" further the project, and
there I* a prubaiiliiy ih.ii, even bfore the cud i> ihe
preneo seasuu. Now Yors H ?y *p' be tbe sceue ol Hie
opeui g regatta ol tbe llruokiyu Amateur Mowing As
I socmnou.
j THE CENTRAL HUDSON CLUB RE
GAIT A.
? PorOHKKKI'stlC, N. Y? June 29, 1876.
Tbo annual regatta ol the Conirat Hudson Yacht
I Club, annouuoed to take place to-day at New Uuni'urg,
has been postponed until ten o'clock to-morrow niorn
! ing, owing to tbu caiin. 1'bere wore thirteen entries,
and ten boils started it hail-past oue tb:a alieinoon,
but tbe wind soon died out, and a poMpoaeiuenl was
agreed upon.
AQUATIC.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OK AMATEUR OARS
MEN UNDOING PAST BUSINESS.
At the meeting ol tbo Executive Committee of Ihe
National Association ol Amateur Oarsmen, bold
Wednesday night, Mr. Parker iu tbe cnair and M?t?ra,
Cralt, Krumbaai ati<l Lustis present, tbe lollowmg
resolut.ou w >s passed ;?"Kos<>lv(id, That ibis coii.miu
tee have iearuei with regrfct ol tlie attempted exclu
sion ol proxies iroin a lull participation in tlie proceed
ings of tbe last meotlug, and prooouuee all action in
which prosit? were excluded as illegal, null and void,
und ol no ellrci." At the meeting rclerred to the case
ol Mr. Jatncs Ri:ey, ol the N-.-piuue Ciub. was brought
tip, and tbe olUcers ol tho Neptune Club, bel.cviug Mr. j
llt.uy to bu a bun,i /i<f* amateur ouratnnn, were prise-it ,
with prool to sustain tbem in tiin? estimate iliey |
lorme I. Oo the ?-vldence produced tbe committee I
ipialiliud Mr Hney, but ipuitred tlie proxy volu hel l by j
tbu secretary. Mr, Uurlielil. It was acknowledged ;
mere wit* uo inloriiialiiy In the proxies, but tliey were ;
not ud in it Li d b> tne (.omiuiitcf b? cause ol new* evi- ,
deuce not previously beard .u tlio i ase which was to
be brotigln up. Ihe special meeting wlm b was called
?n l held its sessiou on Wednesday reverses the prevl
ou* meeting's action, us will be seen by ibe above
resolution. Wnat wlil be tlie next step tu 'he mailer
is liaru io say. Mr, Hi.ey is dir-qumilW now, but too
Neptune men lonsi ier that tneir in tuber bus been uu- i
fairiy dealt with and pronouuee ibe uciion harsh and 1
severe.
aquatic note.
The Bergen Rowing Association will hive their an
nual rcgAtu this alternoon. The course I* from their
club house to a elukeb >nt anchored o(T in the bay.
THE GREENVILLE DISASTER.
Tho subscription In aid of the sufferers by the ex.
plosion at Wood's torpodo factory ou tho 31st lost,
loo s up $460 60.
UO.IIIDKUS WANTED.
TO l'l'.R llA V. $" TO $10 PKtt WEKK.?I-AHOH,
?? I ?ir> Room: larire. shad? y?H: flrot rla^s table. 1711
Bleucker <t. (ce?? rally located'. near Broadway.
0 it ' \ i BOVkEH on MAUisoN sttpARRi
Jj will nee mmndute traminnt or i>erman~nt with first
class Rooms. with Bmird. 'M Kast 2.'ld ?t. .Mr*. KENT.
I) BLOCKS KROM BROADWAY -I.AKliK A!a> j
_ aiuall fcooms to let. witli first class Hoard. 0-1 KastAtb j
>t. ?
NICELY FCRNIHIlAi) KRON F ROOMS. I'OR PAM
ilte* or trentlemen, -*ItK Hoard: hou-e newly f-irnUlird
and paluti'd throughout; summer prices; tntniieut boarders
taken. J'i Clinton place.
cth Tv T-'a-T oi'i'< is iTif 11 < >Tt;i; it iu; xstrieK. - si'- j
? I lienor Roomi. with Board: reduced prices: references I
exchanged.
A - PEit WEEK KOR FIRST CLA?< B<?Wtll. AT
V' ) farm bouse in Orange county. Inquire at 1<'3 Maid-n
lane.
7 "WKST 3 ID ST.-PRIVATE- pTmILY 'wiTiTliKNT I
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without Board. ^
in WAVERI.EV PLACE." "nkVr_ lVlfoADWAY.? j
lv/ Front l.onnu for two, $14 to ?^0. witb Board; sin? o '
Rooms, $7: transient people taken : table Boar I, f4.
1*> ri I ST!' E AUT. 'fi-jT-li AN IISI) >t KI. V TcEnFh K n f
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1 ?>-PAI(K AV.?PI,l-.ASANT LARUE A>'li SV l.L ;
JO Rooms rn suite or *?parai?ly, with or without
Board; t?rm<rea onaide: ref-renees.
SnUCT.rJpi Wt.sT. rktvv'kKN 7TH AND 8TH
^ _ uvh.?Rooms, with oi without Board; also table
board.
OOt> ST.. 2H? WEST-llANDKOMELY PUKXI-HED
wO Rooms, with or without Board: siugle Hooms for t;en
nemtn.
OQ EAST 51ST.-A VRW HBI KCT BOARDERS CAN
?' he accommodati d; also transient mid table; strictly
flrst class.
W/ST 2T.TH ST.-HAXl>M)\IBLY KUKNISIIED
Rooms to let, with or without Board. Reference.
33
OO !?. :H WhS 14TH >T .-ELEOA -T KOOMS.
OO, witli Board; permanent or transient; 92 per day:
ke|>t by English ladv.
?JO EAST 20 I'M ST.?PURNliTlBD ROOMS. WITH
OO jiH nte batli*. to l-t. with private Table or without
board. ntliM or rctitlemen : rcferMtM.
Pi i wt ?FhSCtiiiib? doompkom broad
t1 whv.? 11 nntiKomely furnished Rooms, with or with
out Hourd: reference.
<n E vsT sis r~Sfr.-DBKlKabi.k h'uo53? witit
T1/ Hoard, in a pleasant central location.
I Q WEST lOTH-St.. UK I WEr X STH AND 6TH
~TtJ ?v?. Handsomely furnished Hooms to iet with
Board, transiently or permanently; term* moderate.
TmJnTOR PL*56#.- fRO^T J?AKLOR to lit,
furnished. with or without Board: aJso ball Boom*.
89
MAXD 108 W^VKBl.EY PLACE, NOKT11WEST
corner Waihlnsrlon sinaie.? evii al good Room
uniformly good tattle ; summer price*.
1 ?m MACDOUU AL~ ST.-KKONT~lrARLOK TO L T.
ImV with Board, to twos $">50 each; sin le Room*. $>.
1 ')?) "west " 44T i I ST~ ?0 K NT KM AN AN D WIKtf
lOO or single fntleniH can secure superior a . mi
modatiou*, tonus very modcr<te, with Board; reierences.
tl. in WfclKi 4I'll SI. - PCEXIS 11 Ell I'OOMS I'd LET,
?\'\' with or without B >.i*d; terms #5 and *7 per we.'k
iffiS "has r Klin A1A V A Y. - A "~ke W"T; K s:l LE M E X
M) ?md have uooil Hoard; ainsie or double rooms; also
a few ladles; day bonnier*.
*) 111 last mTO." a fur~nishTd" FaiVi.or"and
m. li' hack par'or; also a hall Bedroom on third Hour,
with or without Hoard, to let.
*>17 ?*i st irirfi sr. -TsmaHi.Triyate 7amily
m i i will rent a line lar r Boom to ontleinM and wile or
snit'le ij.Muleiiieu. with Hoird; term* mod Tate.
tl-Q WEST H7i II ST. _A~V-Kw"(JEXTLEMRN AND
? indies can be accommodated with Board; table
boomers t.ik< n.
?>7?1 WEST MlH ST.. NEAR 81 u aV.-hxd"
_i I ? toneb furnished Room, presses, marble l>a?in. h >t
and cold * ater. bath, gas, good taule. home cotulorts, at
>u.im'r price* -Wmt. .'*
9 i -j7 "arch st\?two well" furnished
mI? 1 O I Kooms on second and thirl lloors, with or with
out Hoard; convenient to Park.
FHIl.AlMil.PIII A Bo A11 III Ml. ?MR8. SA XDKMAN,
JR! West Rittenbottse lojuar.-; choice Apartmeuts;
superior location; 2H minute* to vntenmal.
l)"iTLADEU?"iir. ?aiisot'rii lfrtf i -7;lkoa\ti,y
L furaUlied Koerns. with if without Board; Pretich and
imerican tables; Preach and Spantsn spoken. Address
moralles.
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\T NEW KNOI-ANl) IltlTEh. :*) HOWK.BY-ALL
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tor gentlemen i n y.
\\.W v v - oPKn!--PiTaXKPORT HIMj'.sE, corner
.1 Kraukfort ami WUIiatn sta., 3?>e.. 5??e., #1; xautlsraen,
ktmillM.
B ELM UN T Hi 11 EL. "pXT?TOS~>T"r NKAK BtSOAD
?ay-Eur'ipr^n plan; rooms, 50c. upward; family
rmtme; a w>tys open.
??I 1.1<AND's STU TKVANT IIOUS . CITY."? LOCA
lJ tlon mi I aeo?:umo'lations unsurpassed, prices re
i'ii eil to milt the iintoa; Hi jO and ?.-?I per day; Rooms only
(1 per day ami upward
, LEWIS M OEOROB S. LBJUABD.
SJOL'THKKX (ioTHL.fe A DAY; I 1 NEmt'l- >?' i TiOX
5 in the city; try it once. tf70 Broadway, corner 3d ?t.
GOlNTRt BUAUO.
r A 'P \mtH'til Sc. A.MiiM; fill MOUNTAINS, ltj
hours f,?m term-* tnoderniff; refer* to former
b?nr?u? ?. .31 Hroudwny. room 6. lo till ..
A
i PLKASAN1 IltlM.. A.NO OOOD BOARD IN TUB
j \ countrv, .*it( miles Irotn city, near the car*; healthy lo
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AT PAs.-sAir.-Vlilfff 0LAS8 BOAKdT t<) l'KR
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A UBM:LKMAX AMI WIPE till TWO SINGLE tiEN
1V il' ineB can have a nicely furnished Room. ? iti. tir?t
i iajs Hoara, k>'he house of ? prlv.ite faMily; 4't minutes
Ir c.i foot at Liberty st. . terms ^14 to *!?< per treek ; staMing
if re iniieii. Address Uo* H Put ofllce. K 'telle. X .1
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3.Hh it
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die-. l'HMl-;>kT. llerald office
Bl' \BD--0X 11 AR..EM Rtt.VD, PIIIST " STATiftX
a.Kive Wlille Plains; small fartn ; good Booms, luquire
?t N I, t Barclay St., tailor store.
UnARLt WaNTED-m.n SKA HROBi'lrOR OBHTl.it
men and wife, surf bathiu . prelerred; within business
hours (('?"'l I of New York; terms modsrate. Aadress M ,
tutu 3,1) W Post I' ill*.
|?OAKI> WANTED?AT slIAROX, FOB AX INVALID.
J> wife and |.m (5 jearaoldi. in u private house or board
in_. house; no style; terras must be reasonable, and eon
tenitut to springs and baths. Adurvss, with mil particulars,
tli* most convenient route, to f. B. W.. No. 9 Perry st , N?w
Y M.
fiOAKD ON LtlN?i"INLAND? 5 MINl'TEM BV HAR
D :em boats from City Hall, hous" fronting river' hiKi.
Malt I.> location; prltlale family, splendid situatiou . stai ie,
sea iiathitiu. bouiniK aid ftsblng, croquet ground, Ac. Ap
ply at .& Broad St.. room I V
B~ UAKH-ilN l lll. MANK.s (?P THE HI USON. IN A
>ery line rural vUlago, with pleasant scenery, healt -
In . Ac: term., t. uer see- for ailalts, further inlormatlon ?
I in ,.i l>e nau by a ion sslug box 37 Post ofllce. Maiden, I Ister
eo'iuty, X. Y.. or uy calling at 14i haet Iolli t New Vera.
UOAKD AT ('ARM lltiTsR I N ORA.N(iB~C<H NTV;
I# rn.cn!? a air; u-.m-lJ for ntk. tall lor two day*
k at 950 I'ts'l st.
COVSTHY BOARD.
Board iN THK COUNfKY?AT CORNWALL, "OJf
the iiudaao; a law g"?d Rooms to let with Hoard at
l.iu'icn fm; Hrw very moderate.
C. H. I! IN ;, Proprietor.
(ian accom.vfo AtFTriwKi?5i7\ wit"" kTrst
J rla.a Board, near saltwater i-rm?$T: MaSIIng *ree.
JUtl * L. VOLSO, l.ieerhead, L. i.
CIuTn'-iFv board V.iKrso f?r two *ovui
) nurse mi I two bahioa an the Hudson or Souud ? twenty
to tlnri v nllri frinii N'e*- York , must be reasonable. Ad
dress E b . No 4 .t r place. \ow York.
/lul MIRY HOARD WA>TKO~WlTHiv BO HKDtM
\ ' at tV.ill kt ; 1*11 adults, nurse noil t reo little children
under lis. till October: two room>; moderate term*. Ad
drea- bus .)I7 font uibce.
CKH'N I KY BOAKlT WANIh,J?-\V i ni lS~fWtt UMltV
/ ride liom city. where u""4 sea oathiug mav be bad,
ty a family i t six adult* andtw children. Address .1. L T.
lf.:<7 Meat tub ?t stating priae una locality; wood refer
ences re iiiired.
(Sol'NTKY BO Utfr-QR A ii'Alt? WITHIN 10 M1N
J tiles' walk of Sullsrn station. Rockland oountv. NY;
lour large. iry Rooms; On* scenery. plra?ant drIM Health*
!"<? itioti tin i ni omtsln air. Call on or ad.lross W ILLIAM O.
KOTIIfc.,36 I)nighty rear of Daily Eagle office, Brook
leu.
CV?U nTr"*B( iAHD AT A PAIVM_lio *k7 TUN MIN
J titoM* u aik from the ocean . hailing and raw in* near by ;
ntie driven-. t arrUw Mid stable acCouimod it?on?. r Tert nce.
T J. DUNKIN. .Ir., 55 3d av ;,-or particulars address
Josi All Ilin.lilW, Bri Igebstuuton. Long lalwnd. X. Y
/COUNTRY I? .ARoZoBursilTM-i; LOCATION ; EASY
V7 ol access. Address U. C. HNYBER. Rbinobecfc V Y.
tlOtTNTKY BOARD?AT (JARRISO *'*. Up OHITE
! West Print within flvn tn<nnte*' walk of at.iti .. ud
furry Apply ti IIKNKRY LAWRENCE on the premises.
ptRST CLA-i COUlfTRY HOARD^ .N PRIVATE KaM
F ily at SmiBortios, on tlie llud-on : everything nice and
uew; one of the tin r?t ?in?ti iu the country; ? thours from
Hfw York A<Mr??s MATTHEW SMITH. -au? rtl OMT.
(lOOD BOARD?flKHT <?LAKs 0t?PKTY Kfc.AT AN fl
X larni l". iso ; $7 ami #?<. no Jew* need apply Call on
or addri'M O. K. KUOO. box 17(? l'o?t office. Ir*in too. N. Y.
CI RT.KNwTuK, b&N^UlOOO t'Ot.'NIKY BOARD:
T plenty of ahade; l'> iuinnn-a' walk from d?poi, and
comiortaiilr uccoinuodatioua; Iroui $?i to 97 per weak. Ap
ply to.Mr?. L. ANDERSON.
uuson bivi.'r.~h (.vrdTkink VituatTon. 20
minute* oat. 1<> from depot: modal* linrro?eineuta;
> rotou wHtor; high ground, lawna, altuUe. niaul a. sarrirn:
linu drlvas; tannt noderat*. Addreaa C. !>., >ort WHshiua
ton.
?\fo\fcLAiR.-a Family havTko rkcently
i.tl leaaed a very de>ira li> re>ldenc"e. at MonK lair, Jnnu
Uou nl OraiiKc road and tl?te> nr.. can accommodate a few
Kut'-ia upon reasonable term* by the m?on <>r jca?* bouse
deli.'birn ly lucated: ample K<ound?. ?bade, fruit. Ac.: ex
cel' ni table ami attendance. b??t of refnrenc-a lurnlabed.
Apply to WM. li. il iKRla, Mouteiair depot, N. J.
Ml 1.1 I AKY ?? Alt K. " Kfc W AI! K. N E w" ".IE'rsW.-A
chnrniinK anit of Koumaon >ec?n<l atnry, frotitlnu the
t' .ra, havejait been vaoa ad: to a r>*tponaible party a rea
snna le arranfument will he made for tits aeaaon. Apply at
I'ark llouae.
H
QBWMER BOARD-OA I SKILL MoL' .STAINS, AT K.
i ) BURP'S, VV.ndbam Centre, tireene tollnIT, N. V.
Splendid Boiir.l, line ecniery and good bath. Inquire at I
si. Mark's place,
CI MMi.lt tf0.viu>~AM0NU TliK t'ATsKliZ~MOi;.N
it tania at a arge laim bona*, plea-autly situated;
terins tn m $.ito r7 per week. Kor i nr cularK iDtu.re o| o.
M. SA'ili, t otintv Cierk, CatakUl or nUERMAN ML'NUKE,
Pioprietor. VVhitlhatit. tire-no county.
MMEIt HO R 'TnTj?vT THE KOKM K RKSl
t~ dence of t.'oui ood >r? Htavena, South Atitb"y. N. J., one
Hour .r oit Sew York: ne, intge u-rountln; healthy location,
overlooking Raritatt Buy; term* $7 to if I < *.
,i. ii. wrrmmiTOR.
?\rXSS and harvard.
1 I E OoLLl-.UE BACi TO DAY
SPECIAL DESPAICtlKS, Hull THK RKSCLT, IM
THE EYk,NINU TLLhOHAM TODAY.
SIl'MiUUK UB^OllTS.
t TI.XNTIC HOTEL. BATH, L. L: B?)ABDIN?i; RKA
A foiiaine price*: siden iid -ca bathing; (team car* .rotu
lirecnwood overy half hour.
V -PAl-ISAUK ilOl >!?: KMILEW IQB, N~ 5T?Xl-.AU
depot; 4> nuuute* from New Vor :; term* tow.
t'HIt.T N A WaLSH. I'ruprletori.
B*"aT1I, L l.-LO 'L'ST iiitttVE HoTkITT.S O l'AVIL
ion (late restitenue o! ex-Mayot (luntlier;. with an ad
ditional wing, containing j" roi.tr.*. tronting the bav and
ocean; excellent bathing, flailing, tiiatiag, Ac Kor board
apply on the prcmiaea or by note to JOIIV llooPK.
Ba i H iioTel, baTr! L i. onk oITr r?o* new
York, by boat or rati; elegant ' OMlug. buthlug and
lisiiiiig. ou the sua aide. C. A. BL'NTlNt;, Proprietor.
BLfCKlNtiHAM IIOTKL, ATLANiIO Gift. ATLAN
<ic and Kentucky av*.?Klrat class, $11 tier day: dintic
7 <conta; coaclie* free at depot. PET. HS A CO.
AOZZENS' HAMILTON IIOCSE, STAMKORI^ CONN
c
liai and water iu every room; high ground; pcrlect
health . good bathing antMine drives.
ermania hotelT summer garden and res
r taurattt. Long Stanch. X. J. CU. HOOil. Hotel
stages at d puts.
Hotel ken i morl\ ~
Ot*ego Lake, Cooperstown. N. Y..
now open. Addreas A*. II. IIOWai.D, Manager. Coopera
town ot \Y. H. HARMOUE. 3UU Dili av., corner 3t)tu at.,
where plana of the bouse can e examined.
Ho mtt! the moiTntains I
Koreat Home. Hudd's Lake N J.?Pure mountain
air; aulenditl black bass li hiug, tertnsfrom ?l .'iOto ^17 Oo,
A. HKOVYNSON. Proprietor.
vTrr axT^nny~i1 oi'8k7,
JV Delaware Water Hap, Pa.
A leiiglitful pi.ice to spend a quiet 4th; hours from
.Ni w t'ork, via Delaware, Lackawanna and V ? stern ltall
read: aend lor uircul ir. W. A. ltitODIIEAD A SONs.
LONO"BRANCtf-T Ik~CLARENDON, OCEan" AV.;
a flrat class fatuity hotel, for permanent nr transient
guests, at moderate rates. Mn M. II. STR 1L.
wtukwood house. Norwood, n. j?the best
Urge lautily hotel near New York ; first cltn an omtno
dations: price* tow. Apply to F. T. K KITll. Proprietor.
"Vrai'TUKB ' IWJsB. BOOKAWAT BBAOII. U I
li Families desiring Board trtr tli- seiisou "cheap;" all
tin- comiorls of a home; a trawl place lor children. For
terms address as above.
Captain A. H. SA.MUELLS, Proprietor.
PAV1LION HOTi" L. NEW BRtlUHTOlS! 7 I. -XOW
XT open; accommodations lor slni/to gentlemen, $1:J per
week and upward. 0*11 or a idress R. P, COL::..
Pauk hoieu White h u limilr spinas. saka
toca Lake, i? m?w opjn for the reception of (tuests.
Connected witu tliJs It 'let ire llie Hnrst white sulphur baths
In the co tatty. Address SIM. Le.LaNU A CO., -aratoga
Springs.
PA ttlt Y HOUSE, AT Hi Oil LAND FA l.t<. N. Y?
near West Point. now opeu. Mend for circular to WIL
LET PARUY.
ST. MARK'S HOTEL, NSW BRIOUTON, S. 1.-HOUSE
opeu. fwo Cottages t.? let.
CRAWFORD A DKMPSKY.
SITU \ HON:-. NI.EuEO.?MYsKi.F. CLERK. AC.;
wi.e. iu?u ekeeper; together,monihlv; experienced;
uon'tdrDa. Adtiress WILKIN -O.N. Hera d office.
SOUTH ?II?E IIOU.-K, EAST "JIOkToHES, L L-KX
cellint acoBMBOdatlonn lor '*' boarders; terui( very
moderate. Addr >? H. O. ?!? ilIt'll, Proprletor.
rpil.. .HIA .Miltit Hot ih IS .OvV OF EN FOR IV K
J. uiauent anil transient boarders, accessible dsilv by
steamer Matteawan, foot ol IlarrlMu sr.; alao !' trails per
ii.>v on tue .New York an : Long liraiich Railroad. I'ost ottic*
box 47. ALo.nZu. MotJ.-1 A C Proprietors.
m H K UMIbO .sr ate" HuTli AT FAR ROCK a WAY,
JL l.ftn,r Island, It now o, ?n tor the reception ?<; guests.
MICHAEL MULKY, Proprietor.
%\;00UB'?URNl. HOUSE. JOH.'Th. WALUOKP, I'KO
yy prut >r. Woodboiirne. Sullivan county. N\ V.?Rammer
resort. iccuniiiiilllKilli f<W tUbwiNstl! board $l per d iy;
ln>n>e lour miles irnm railroad st ttion . pure a r; no mosqui
toes. trout stream* near; bo.irrtets can ie i bi stag* I0 and
Irotn railroao depot tree of charge. also a free ride given !
once per week. l'cr?on? desinn : Inrtlier ill lor atl >ll can
ontiilii thearaine Irom the pmpr etnr tiy calling at No. I3l '
t'li r e? st.. Sew York, on Friday. Jt;n>' Mi, IH7*i.
IV HITEsroNE llilL'-K, WliTTEBTONE, L. I NOW
if upeti; house has eveiy convenience?runn.ng water,
gas, ells, ,1c.; Board, flJ ?> ? and .;1S per week; distance
i 4 miles mid It tar one hour iron New York. fas cars it
PJnsiittig, North 3bore and Central i aiiroad on and Iter
July:*. Mtauier lismMl Sedgwu k will leave VhiMstbne
at < ;M A. M.. a8W r. M.: returning. I ave Jewell's wharf,
llro 'kl>n, 0:13 A. M., ^ :15 I". M : urand St., U;_o A. \I , 4 M
P. M.: ;tid St.. U: iO A. M.. 4:80 P. M.
It. I>. Tl'CKKR. Mana^rr.
W"rKBsfEiTllOUnB. CAT>KI L"L~5oT NT A INS.-VrI
vate h'-nse fet Mirumer boa di'r<; Urxe rooms; bath
room. hot and cold water; Hoard tirst class; $7 m .f in p r
weok. stabilnir lorlioniea; livery attached. Address,!. B.
WKHSTER, Cairo, tiroene couiiiy, N. V.
Hol'mIEs, HOOMS7' ?nWA.VTKU.
In thU C'ltr aiiil ttruukivti. "
WAN IEU Till DAY-TWO OR THIUtE r.NFUd
nishe 1 Koomt. first or second floor. In private bouse,
lor I imiljr ol two : respectable neighborhood. I tth to t> >th
st., itltnudIHh av>. ; rent <16 Address liUfl ES>, box
1:17 llerald Uptown Branch ortlce.
vy antkd^dkSk" room 'is vTcTsTtyT) Ft ien era l
yy I'o-t nlHce, at law price Aduress Van. box .01
llerald office.
11' ANTED-A KMAI.L. t'NKU fNIMIED KI OOK OR
it f lat, with pnvll -pa ol batnrooin. in a(|itlet and re
?pectabic neiglibnrhood. tor laiully ol three. Address LOL'
!al NA Herald I ptowu Hrancli office.
W~ AN IKD-BY A FaMli.Y OK ADULTS, KRtiM
Anitust 1. a Flat or Part ol House, tontaiuiiiu seven
ro m> and bath; not more than rent; must be iu
plea*.nit neiichoorhood, not wes of l.itli av Addresn,
stating particular*. A. H.. JA't Weal ?!< th St.
c" Klno sr.. in The i"1N1 V~Trc>RK.-A Lady.
' / without f anll.v, wislies to taac et-arg ol a private or
tenement house;best reference given. Inquire lor one week.
In tb? Country.
t SMALL HOUSE WANTED TO HE.VT-WITH
J\ some land attached: vicinity of New > ork prelerred ;
terms must be veiy moderate. Address HAMILTON, Her
ald Uptown Branch once.
1WANT TO HIRE A hMALL, WELL FURNISHED
House, within 23 tniles ol New York citv, from Julv 10
to October I; rent paid promptly, bat most be very low:
tam11 v Ol four adults. Address T. D. JONES, boa .">.()??)
New York I'ost office.
Y\T A N I E 0 - \ VCRNIHUKD cottaoe on tiik iiud
Vv son or on the Souud for a fuw months, A to ?'? miles
front New York. Adureea E. 8 , So. t Astor place. N. T _
EL'UOPE. ^
Io'UlJi COLARD, " " '
J _ Fabricant d'Armee, I.lege.
-
KAS'D CENTR\i, STORAISE IfXTStWrtUBlT FoH
T Fnmltare, Plaooa, Baguate Ar.: inspaotlnn invited;
Broadway and 47th st. MoROAN * BROTHER,
I'roprietors.
STORAGE Vog FUBMTU RE." PI AN Os7 BAUli A ? il*
Ir ; separate rooms; lowest rates, every convenience;
elavator; watchman. Nlt'UALhh k SUN,
3S to 42 Commerce St., near Bleocker.
__
AMi.RICAif STANDARD " BEVKli BlXLlARD
Tablet; alto a large stock of Halls. Coet, Ac., at re
duced prices, seootiu hand Tabl e at great bargains.
W. H. OK1FKITH A CO.. 40 Testy st.
A ?;,X?Si t ONU HAND CAKi.OM BEVEL BILLIARD
J\. table, in good or- er. far sal* low at OHO. K.
PnEL.sB'a. 3Bth st. atid 10th av
Billiard ball% cloth, cues. ac. ten fin
Hails and Fins, at manalaetarer's prlcet, at F. OROIB
* 1(1 '14 East 14th su
(POLLENIn. ICS STANDARD AMERICAN BETE(,
J Billiard Tablet, with th* celebrated Phelan A Collender
combination eashiont, for talf ta this city ouly at Tds Bread
way. I .
AGNIF1CENT BEVELLED BILLIARD TAELB,
Balls, Ae , toinplete id months old), ctmap for rash.
W aLEKR. 47 Etn i Jtfe It.
M
ANVIBNlEirn.
PAR."SfSN V A HIE r I 81 UK A
ARISIAN VARIETIES. I MATINEE TtrMORHO
Best YeaiiUieil I >*>tb at. mid Broadway. | 0o lot Tlieawo.
LEADING SENSATIONAt VARIETIES OK VM RICA.
Greatest combination of ?a em in the universe.
IS Jt> NEW ACT*.
EXUILAIIa l IV,J. P;ul ANT AND SPICY.
NAlGHiY UKAt'iiNH.
La Minuet. i Mr. X I No! Not
MV WIFE'S GARTER.
l<? Fete d? Canonier. I Hmwn the Tra??d M
Mile. Hert'.a ew Tal litul Vivants. I ^Bi>r Novi^iinQ
KEtTiNO AND SAND-. I WILLS AND liOM R.
KEEN, aNL) FOR.:Kj?TKH. I PRIOR AND GOl'KLAY.
IIARK V >11 ELDoN and the liKK A I HOHA' K VVE8TOX.
And onr Armr ot 10" old and p?f>ular Favor! tea.
Eveninr* at * Muliwt Tneaday. Thursday aud Saturday at X
(~1 II.M?m:e s CONCERT oaBDBnI '
T Messrs -HOOK Jt PaLMEk Awtlan
Mr. E 0. GILMOKE. Msnatr-r
Mr. P. K GILMOKE Musical Director
THIS EVBNING, at K oYloca.
Mr. P. S. GiLMOKE.
LEVY
ami tUn
FAMOUS MUITaRY band.
1. Overture, "Kleusi" Wamit
2. Conceit i alti ............... Keiar Eels
3. Selection "Lolion rin" Nj I .iguer
4. I'Uua win "-eiutcb" ....... KowaUki
5. Overture. ".J nhel" Waber
t> Concert solo, "Facilite," Arbuckle Ar'<aa
T. Amaryli* Loot* XV.
8. Cornet Sola, Air Varai Levy Uvj
0. Mosaic.. Kivtert
10. Selectiou. "Trovatore" Vent
11. March, Continue J. G. Hraban
Box -hart now open tor tin- sale of aaata for the
GRAND ihMiNMAL .HUILI.E CONCERT,
SUNDAY EVENING. July 2.
1.0 0 artists engaged.
Admission ffor this occasion only. 91: Boxes. 96.
CShateau"mTbiLlk-^th st.ai?d sz> at. ?' *
J Tli' sensational theatre ol ,\aw N ark.
U> STAR AR.TI.-T-I I NEW AND ORIGINAL ACTS
Smi'y and entertaining.
SO BEAUTIFUL HOKMfc.1. VKMALB MODELS
io the Hu.'rt Tableaux Vivaiita extant.
Le Minnet da Paris, delightfully voluptuous. B-st of talenl
and spiciest entertainment In New York.
Evenings at -. Tuesdav. Thursday and Saturday Mati
nee". Don't tail t.? viait the Chstean Mabllla.
Kelly~4 leon's opera hoi-sr. wiTst"
opposite Month'* Thaatra.
l ust week or NORMA and THE I WO ORPHANS.
NORMA '. Tba ONLY LEO*
MONDAY, July 3f KELLY k LEON'S Burlesque,
FROU-FROU.
FROU-FROU Tba ONLY LEON
In tba cut Edwin Kelly. Law Benedict, Edwin Letter.
UNION SQUARE TlirATRfc:
Sheridan Shook ... Proprietor
A. M. Palmer . Manager
LAST .NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
ol the popular and versatile
f YOKES.)
FUN IN A FOG IVoKt-.S. / FUN IN A FOO
.( VOKKS. ?
I VOKKS, I
I VOKKH, I
TO NIGHT. I VOKKS. t TO-NIGHT.
who will appear THURSDAY. FRIDAY and 8ATURDA*
EVENINGS In their imtuunsoly laughable Extrevagauia,
FUN IN A FOO.
FUN IN A FOG.
FUN IN A FOG.
Preceded each evening hy
MR. J. II. STOOD ART
and company in THE POST BOY.
The usual matinees will be omitted during the Yokes atv
gageutent.
llTALLAOK'sy MIGUfY DOLLAR?
II Fifth week of the Incomparable arllata.
Mr. and Mrs. VL J. FLORENCE,
who will apnear
EVERY EVENING Md SATURDAY MATINEE,
in their famous comic creation! of
BARDWKLL SLOTE and Mra. OENEtlAL GILFLORT,
In \Vooif*? American Comedv of tho
MIGHTY "DOLLAR.
Thl* romedv waa tbo JNLY STRICTLY ORIG
INAL PLAY produced in thia citv daring tho tteaaon of
1875-70. aud a- bioved n i-Ktil TIM ATE SUCCESS. It la
now in its secnoil aiiccesarul ruo.
Carriages may be ordered lor 10 :U0.
Last "MIGHTY DOLLAR" Matinea (for tba present)
SATURDAY. JULY I. at 1:3tt
PARK THKATRK. BROADWAY AND 22D 8T
LAST NIGHT HUT OVK.
LAST MATINBli TOMORROW.
TOiNWHT TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
to the accomplished Irish comedian,
MR. JOSttPH MI'RPII V,
MR. JOSEPH MURPHY,
who will appear for the la?t time but two In hit great
character ol Dan O'Hara. In l-'red Mareiien'? drama.
Til K KERKi* GOW,
THE KKRliY GOW.
Admission. 50 aud .5 cents; Reserved Seats. 91.
WOOD'S MUSEUM. WOOD'S."
\> THIS DAY.
HERNANDEZ FOSTER.
MATINEE AT ROBINSON 'CRUSOE.
EVENING m 8.
HARKAWAY, AFLOAT AND ASHOIE.
<fpiQUE"
M
ATINEE TO-MORROW, 1 :a0.
kpiQ
POSITIVELY LAST NIOH1
:TH AVENl:E THEATRE, (BROADWAY AN 14*TH ST.)
) Proprietor nnd Manager Mr. AUGUi HN DALY
POSITIVELY I.AST NIGHTS,
ACTED OVER 2(10 TIMES.
B*
A PLAY OF TO-DAY. with Miss FANN1
Mr. John Brougiiam. Mr. >ol .-mith Ru
Jam ? Lewis*. W Davidxe.Miss Sydney Cow
aud Miss Georgie Druw.
"PIQDE MATI.No* SATUROAT
V TLEsDAY. JULY 4. HOLIDAY
OF PIQl'E
B0WE8Y THEATRE.
FriiUv treninz. June 30. heneflt of
BILL liAltRY \nd LARKY TOOLRT.
on which occaaioti tiie ('? EBRATED STAR ftnmbinut
will Hppear hihi tUo theHtrs company, in hm |ttu two
act Drnni'i,
FATAL makksman.
qlympic tilkatkk. <u4 broadway.
The ro >le?t and pieaanntett Houee in town.
tilk be-.T PANTOMIME EVER PRODUCED.
IJUMPTY dumptt. hi'mpty DUMPTT,
HUMPTY 0UMPTY, HUMPTY DUMPTY,
with it* 101 attrxctiona.
The African Acrol>..t?. Sli \MON and SOMEBS.
THE PASCAL al&TERS.
OPERA BOUKKE. THE BAMBOOS.
\ii?? Bertha Rowe'a Popnlar Son**.
Mr. ROBERT kkaskk u UUMI'TY DUMPTfc
1'riliihut 'i ranaformatlon. liorgron* Effect*.
Mile. 1i>A DhYER S character DANCES.
pkil'bs??!.>&, st*., 15du and >1.
r?! 111kd AVENUE THEATRE.
CLOSING WEEK OK THE SEASON.
After S tiiirdav uight July 1. thii Theatre will be eloees
until Augnd -s
Grand attractions THIS week.
mim lillie hall.
Mils DE COBS A.
tiif. warren SISTERS
and a ho(t of other talent, every evening at 8:13 Matinee
on sntunlny at i 1'. m. xrlinitsion. uac.. 75c. atid$l. ,
hpeclai. .\OTIC...
Owing to the warm weather and the ilrln ;?my of the
tlmcatue Centennial detnoiutration will b pnsipoued until
tiio twli.
n
Eff YORK CENTENNIAL
LOAN EXHIBITION.
ilip (treat (election of Art treaeuree, (elected front thd
private ca.ierirs ?l Aew York, now opeu at the
a A i ION ai- ACADEMY OK DKSIUN.
corner %id at. and 4tU ?v..
ilalljr from h A M. to h i'. M. anil at the
mfctkopolitan MUSEUM OP
1js west Hth at.,
dally irom 10 A. M. to 6 P. m.
ticaeta. 2i>o. each.
Krraltt'S amiambra PALACE,
Hroa (t.. Philadelphia,
tlie i'iisliinnalile rrtort of the city.
The uew (pcctnclf.
A TRIP TO THE MOON.
magnificent heenery, Cndurae* and gergeona Ballet; i
pionunade Concert-. in tlie
n.i.1 minated garden.
^?oricb
mr. SAMUEL COLVILLE. no ?l 4th ??-. New York eitr,
is inverted with nnthority to nti/ntlale with STELLAR at?
tkxo i ion lor Baldwin'* Academy of Made, mn Freed*
co, Cel., ?
to arrange time and trrmt for
MRS. JAMES A. OATE.V ENGLISH COMIC OPERA
company, reorcintlied with lncrea.-.ed atren^th lor the
teanon of 1s7u-77;
MR. GEO, fawcett R n\ E in hit comedy of "Braea,"
firat opeu date. November 13, 1S7H; ^
mi.-S k1.I7.A weat1iebsby in hercoratdy and bnrletqn%
repertoire;
LYDIA THOMPSON COM PA NT Irom April i, 1877.
Addren a( above.
t1thittier 8 "centennial HYMN'"?PRICE i Sc. IN
tv Avo. farm, ikv. in khrct muric inrm; tor mixed and mete
voiced mn?ic l>y J k. Pnine. no Co ebratlon of Jniy 4 e?n*
pli'te nithtut tbi* ma uiocent liyain; al*o Ketler'a '-Ansel
oi Peace.'" loe., and the American National aim, 6c. eecii.
DITSOK ft CO . ill Broadway.
"yy A NTED?10o LA DIEM fob KXTUA BALLET. AP
ply at atage door muu'( CarUen Fritfafr, Jane a
from 10 to i2a"c>uvk
JOHNNY mt'RPHY'S gkeaT HIDE OF 155 MIL
in 7 houra. at Fleetwood i ark,
on the 3d oi J uly.
A FEW mork young ladies, girlh and bot8
can take part in tue New York Chlhlren'a (Irani cea
tennUI MuaU-ul leauvalat in way ilall a^p y at mis
Bnkdway. protemor sch ok. Hit. ? 'tref.ot.
cerexade. mcoll. the TAILOR, WILL sim.
o nade the reanhlic on Friday and satnrdny evenlnn,
Jane and July 1, at 14o Bowery.
C'ektennml kociarurs evert SATTRDAT ap
I ternonn and eveniug at Rink. d3d et. and ltd ??.
_? bi sh; Manager.
'tpAI.AIK rt'yal," 4h? hth AT.?40 you no LA 01
L attendant(. Orand v??-al and la(trament*l Cwrert
from 7 until i o'clock. admueina free.
frovulau. '
Ov riCR TRUSTEES OF thitsailow~jlfuil' tixl'
bor. No. 74 Wall at.. New York. June u7.1w76.?Sewed
prupoeau will be reeelvM at tbla otBee until l_' o'clock m
noon, on the ut day ??< July nest, for i are tab lax lineal
leet of Bine -tone tioain-r. ?* o: l.aou teat at Mine Stoat
CurMng, 5x110 j about -'.flo < feet ot Bine Stone Flag, tabbed
and Jointed a* per drawing: all to be delivered oe lhato
oeck et i. e .-aimr'a snag Harbor, st iten iriand, For plant
and (peetsaettosa applr only te k. P. stevth. nenerintend
e?t. at tke uov rnor'a eOoe at tbe inmtutioa. Mtde to be
addreated to Tr?etee( of Mailora' Sua,' Harbor, anil ta?rked
"Ride tor ?t?ne." The Tmef ?a do net bind tbetnaewee t?
accept any hide which (ball - et be deemed far lite leteretj
of tbe in?tituti?n. I IIOMAS URERNLRaF. comrailer.
jv
At l.m broadwat,"rrfwi8ll~sb~i3ffr^b
at( ? Rroedway prieee paid tor cmet Cloth i a r, je
elry, Ac., bf calling eu or ednreeeing h. HARRIS, l.jli
AT flatto's, SIS 6TH A v., 46T'i ST ?ftn frscrvt
more than elteahere will noaitirelybe paid for "
off Clothing. Addreet Mr. w mm rLATTO.

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