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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25

1t is said that BIB, double B 80 and Is
spoon Batter is to follow in the wake of
Wilson for the purpose Of enlightening the
minds Of the Southern people. Cache your
yaIuables
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25

In a speech made in East Tennessee the
other day by one of the Radicals, he as
serted in a very emphatic manner, that more
UiUainy as on foot Wonder if Brownlow
has lost his horse
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-07

Gin prpbatss Wtttel. - Gins iunss San,s
sistt Der junssn Samsnrelt fctssnoss prcbatss
Wtitsl gum Bsfen: rS4 leiee i'm 9Sinter istr an
tatsn Sissn. atsr ss sslinet mir, fss rarm 5u bal.
ten, inbsm id isben WOrssn i'm gst lisssn tlsite,
bis msne 0iutsr Elm tii.stiss5 Ssuer ssmatbt unb
oas yri9ftaf sefc&t bat. Damn fsbe ih auf,
talts msins varmen" f5abe nabe bsi'm Sfsn, sifs
msin tSrIthid, tparms spas Slansu, tpidsls Den,
lsltsn um msins sartsn glisSma6sn, isss mid In
ben shaufslitubl uno lsie ois 3situnsen. tprrauf
id, i'm 1 ubr msine Scilette made. Siss tbus
tb jsnsn Sag unO msins vurmsn" ssh6s fiblsn istr
bsbaalib. Sd fann bies Witsl allsn iunssn Oa<
men. bic an faltsn SGBsn lstosn, als probat ems
pfsblsn." - @tr slautsn, biss Dfittsl trirb 5isms
LID aussmstn ansepanpt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-07

Glenb in 9em 0orf. Gin gfep 0srfer
8lat ihrsibt Url8enees: ~s2it @intritt Der Hren,
aen Satresssit hrGnaem iih mebr gtctbleieenee
bilfsHsbsnp su ben SffsntlAen Gsbltb ahstsitsans
lfalten in bisFssr Stabt, ale III elmer anosren Belt
ees Saeres. SO fnb meiRsns gBit.rsn ner I'm
&riss ssfaGsnsn 8unbssirlDatsn, bic isst BET Den
NrmsnpFsssrn eritetnsn unb tbre bsfhstnsns
Bite um etras Ssusruns samatsrtal rrrbrnsen.
Ser NrmsnrHsser SeIsse last, haB tn btsIsm Sabr
melt mebr Wdnner bic sScbltbdtiSf Sommilfipn
INN untsrfiisun9 an9eben, als nieles i'm pcrisen
Sabre Der San mar. Ste flasen iiber Wtansel an
artet uno terabseorIfte 2Gbne. 8tels bunberte
BON SrausnspsrlOnsn flasen, bas f'e i'm rcrssn
Sabre mod NIT i6rsr 3abel fit ben nctbbirftiaitsn
aetensunsrbalt su psritafen in, Stanhs trarsn,
Gag atsr isst bic arbsit rein atseiBnittsn 1T unb
tab fe nihis su psrbienen tptfien. Ser Sirsftpr
Der NrmenpFsse bat istn 9ofal In gp. 8cnbHr.,
uno bout srideinsn tdslb ptsls Suneere nctblsis
psnns Wsnihsn, Der DtsbrSabl mad Srauenspsrics
men, bic I'M 6oblen titten.
SO peresn cftmals bunbsrt Sonnen Rcblen an
stnsm sinsiasn Rag In Suanttaen BON 8istteltrns
nen oil bic 5alfsbsoarfissn psr9silt. siah lin,
idnben tpsrDen aud @slbuntsritisunssn, rnsr Sa.
zen perabreit, bic IN Glsiosrn, 8sttBsug, 2ebsnss
mitteln &C. tsfistsn. 3ieisnisen, bic Der Oils
fs Der alrmenrassihaft tbeibaftis perben ppl'
len, taben lS ausrls Sprma!itdtsn bu unertrsrfen.
I'm 10 ptel ala mcSlth Seffh8ereten pcrbureuSen,
tpirb untsr anhsrn ben allsn 8inteusnoen, Bic nsm
9irsttOr perbaahs srfhsinsn, perlanst, sinsn Glib
parauf Su lssn, oa5 ie auf aIs feline Srasen iitsr
lore 8srbGlnis mabrbsttSsstrsu 2tntpcrt srt9eilsn
rGQsn. Wanhmal fcmmt es Dor, eas Der 9io
psrrsissrt riro, unb Der psricn, bic fb nibt eios
Iis psrpFatsn rtu, bic gSabr9sit tu iassn, tpiro
ises untsrfisuns psrIast.
Sas 9pfal bes Oirsftcrs 1T ben SittHeGsrn rcn
9 ubr 9ormittaas bic Na6mittass 8 llpr ssrffnst.
gsanhu,al erlhsinsn msbr ais 1000 Wsuibsn,
Die TN, 9sifano fsbsn, man@mal ater meIbsn fh
nur Elm paar Sunbsrte an. gSenn rlSslth re6t
arcse 8Glte eintritt, eann fann man err tn lanssn
8sitsn bic 8ittifsner allsr Nrt auf DEN 0tcment
parten isten, In pelbem bic Nstte an Re fcmmt,
benz 9irsftor itr Anlisssn pcrSutrassn.
alun sns 8laifs BON Nrmsn, bic HaAts fein
Guartisr fianen fcnnsn, unb bic tn ben Staticns'
tGulsrn um Rahtberberse bittsn midsn, BAT felt
sinissn Sassn fh Soblrsifer als senSenlib ss'
mslbst. Sn pslhem srobartissn Mubitats nts
g,ationsbaur ess Mstropolitan' Sii iirifts BON Oh,
oabtoisn 4,rplstarisrn ais Naabsrberss bsnust
me,neu, faun man naraus entnetmen, rsnn man
erfStrt, eae i'm Sabre 1866 niht psntssr ais g..
247 Sne'piousn auf iOlAs airt Serbsrss ssfunnsn
taten."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-07

- Gresntads fsbsn tn can Sraneiaeo auf "a
esnts. Srrt iast man niat bas Sob, irncsrn
Sas gapsrsslS itsiS unb faat, spis ss aud sisent'
lb Der SalI 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-07

9spslhsn aus GonfaatinOpel iasen, haB bort
taslia IL amerifaniias Srtsss4if1e srrartst 'rsr'
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-07

Sanlsn mcbts Dem 8ater mist bic iyreuse fS,
rem, man risf naa i9m, uno Ct entfsrnts f4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

ITO oorToRs. roR STREET IN
provcns and for the supply OF Drain and Sewer
Pipes seTe sealed proposals, each endorsed with the
tile Of the for which II may Be offered, the OF
person makiho and the date Of ts presentation,
win be rccc Al this ONCE until n O'Clock OF Mon
day July IL for the supply Of about 700 nea feet OF
Sewer and h Pipes OF different dmensops also for the
consrsctiorSewers a. follows vz tSpec- l2) In Ffy.
third ssrect,nceu Fourth and ffth avenues tspec I'D.
In Eighty Eighty sixth and Eighty seventh streets be-
tween Fou4nd Fifth avenues (spec 27). In Forty
10 the Huds,ver (sgcc - In seventy nrs street be-
tween EiRhsnd Tenth avenues (Spec. 0). In Tenth
avenue frotynrst street 70 and through Fftieth street
70 near NIAvenue. tspcc. BOZ In Twenty yhfth street.
between Biannd Ninth avenues, and In Eighth avenue,
between seventh and Esh,eenth street,. Alec for con-
a.rucon Of 0waks In 10th strse ~ Tenth, Eleventh and
Twelfth avefand Broadway, and Of Stone Block Pave
ments In - avenue, from sixty hrst 70 Eighty sixth
also IN Twslareet from roursh 70 rifh svenue also In
riDetyeecoueel from Third 70 East river; also
In west ssresom Chambers 70 wau street; and also In
thirty .seconset from Fourth 70 Fffth avenue.
epecncatand forms for bids can be obtained on nppl
cation - shiss THOMAS srEPHEns,l Csoton
Eosr. dIl Il lpyAHSuRAsH' lyHu Asa2ssasrs' acsss
once cros<sueduc Department June is 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

CPECIAL CARD-NAsONIC.
Oa Tho members Of 81 Johns Lodge. No. Of New York.
niss the dedication Of the Masons Temple
crested BY fraternity OF Hassachusets 81 Boson ~
Jehn's Day June - inst cannot, without doing nue
70 'ssr he, s g ssss1 popular
5osscr for the sdmrabis arrangements he caused % be
, g s' sss.. ss CAPTAIN q As a
repols that ne and brother James H. brAyton The
1sntemsny clerk Of the for the many sttention.
sHSSs ne especially prepared for them decorated
% snquintey With Masonic smblems and brother A.
pors he obhgng conductor Of the special train provided
hsy Also feel under deep obligations brother George
uownAn proprietor Of the Harvard House. for the cordial
AVIATION sxended them their arrival At Boston TO par
sls collation. d = re- ,0r Them
snd CLERKS Of the fremont House, their headquarter for
3ke ample parlor other accommodation provided Tor
shs. and their general desire 70 make shsr stay mat
TO she fraternity Of Massachusetts, for their brotherly
Kindness, they fell deeply grateful and, while they regret
shsy cannot enumeate each particular act ney cannos ~
Brother Charles G. Dame. O. Master; r. Wor. Brothers
John Mcclellan O. rreasurcF. sud soon Thornton one o
che Directors throwing the Temple for their special
To X wcr Brother William Salmon, Marshal Of the
sfvsion In which they placed, and who provided for
shem special escort and band OF music they have only 70
10 sbe voun,ssr escort 10 their Washington Bible,
xnishts william Edwards. Richard n Edwards Edmund
pesroot Frederick Berry Henry q Haskell and william
HaEh appeared In costume, they return their pro-
TO the Committee Of Arrangements Of the Lodge Brothers
sgs sy
hshy their approval Of the services rendered them 70
make their Trip enjoyable and i1 sysry way ss,fas.cy
u.v,p n pu,x~rr Secre,arv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26
FINE ARTS.

xRLLy SONS HAVE JUST PUBLISHED
= sgsasitw q Dssloc CAP !hs famous rsuds.vcus "a.
ss.s: ss: :.ss s NV sy'sss :.s 'ss s''' y"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

RoARD OF .AgDIr.-RgLEs ADOPTED BY THE
q a S:a s jun: ss:
tEss-rs statutes By which the said Boards Of Audit
a: H.xe1 Iidss%.n n:s1s sna osn%Sa.S osaa6s:ss
ns ciE of New foik. which or.sins.ed prior =
"a such ssi. Sa.a on Srssiss Ss
M 6 Rss'ss' R:.s s:::ss
:: : = s e. dy q. s s. a 4 j. r. sss: ss
sss g 4. unto. ss,s 6%s ';.s 2os s z;
s,s@..s 4 -. r. ~. s.se., =. bear
xsds = vhish hi: oisi { prsasnisd. ssass.sns i
- esAsusoshe :asI claim. also duly. vsriasd and
s :a: ss % $. ~ s csssssss sss:sss.
q. '4sa S ssss q ss' e s 0a.ss s ss. :s
sin %snsonsd y he claimant q sny IN n
:::.. .siss g: SsoSsS .as Ss asn:s AZ 10 s:
VII Sas s.sn m.ds sooa a. 's ~ ssd %
nj las bssn rendered therein ssAinss shs Dlasuf he
2 .t:ssi saIvs..e any such ...ssmsns or claim
s.s sd vs. w =: 9. o 8 y: sSssd :ssS w1S ns
eee ef The oaim the Counsel the Cooperation VIII b
4: ssS IN
- n = rsSs:d e sustain his claim - proof q the
ss siii s. made q the ol.,n. presented
e IN :: ss fssfs .na - .sss: s:
sas ss .ss 80 " sIs ..s r sSo.n :
- u uonr1 goAaonable nooces pEofeEouDo b.
- = IosSbonsnens q hearing had.
A eay ealendar feS eseh Day consielnG - net more
80 = .aas Up y the elsrh e. d!rs,sed n As psardA
oaso3 bcfot os6o r. ~ Of he day prsssding the eaAnnt
= "a oalfAr No .d4eurnneas o any ease on the day
- granted eEcsps Tor sumcisns cause SHOWN
sass hearing. 81 said claim. :hal b conducted
nsnerny the the TRIALS OF actions In the
Cour Record but the form and mannsr Of proceedng
~ conform 70 the duties Of these boards
end che ues evidence applicable on such trials and not
Dconhpnt with the duties and purposes Of these boards
nhaIl apbAy to hearings before them =.
0sv6Mh-The decisions OF the Boards or Audit upon
saains hoard shall be announced In open board mme
Ass the opening OF sitting for the day. a. soon after
- kearipap shall ed be conveniently DONE
CHAUNCET NJ DkPEW, President. he
RICHARD B CONNOLLY, Comptroller
b. w. B0NNEY.
y. H. MARTlNDALE f .
W.. X. STEWART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26
PROPOSALS.

DARrTEasrRrNa ESTIMATES ON JOB PRINTING
Il should At the Job Printing Estabshrnsnl ofnce "
Haanou a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

gT,HE GREAT PARIS sENsArIoN.-THE FAMOUS
photograph OF Dumas and Adah Isaacs Menken Just
arrived from Paris address on o.
- cents coorcd copies 80 cents Address H. DeimAter
New York Post Once
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REvESUE-EIGHTH
~ Collection District Of New York, comprising the
Esheenth fwsnsish and fwenhrst wards o. the cy OF
New Ycrk
ANNUAL NOTICE.
n hereby given Annual List OF Taxes, a.
yeseed in the above Collection ps,r for the year begin,
May 1867 has been received f9m the Assessor and
chat duties and cences specified have be-
due and payable Tbs undersigned win attend
silly deputy at h ONCE, No. i0 Fifth Tin the
rear o. the Second National Bans daily sundsys eIceped
oommencine Monday, June ~ aud ending Saturday
July % for receipt Of said tsxss Ac once hours
lron sA. ~ totP H. The tases included IN the Annual
The nubsr of taxpayers IN this district 10 70 great that
uch trouble and delay win be avoided By early payments
An persons who shall neglect pay the sums due by them
Tespective according list aforesaid, within The time
Aeren specified, wiz become liable 10 the penalties
Dsribed hy the law. THOs, n, SMITH, Collector
pats6 New York, june 70. leU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

%YuvNEsE REMEDIES LADIES SUFFERING WEAK
ncsscs which their energos send Tor our ADDRESS
MRS GRAN CO., so7 Broadway
NRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING AS50CIA-
on-The regular meeting OF this Association wiz take
place Wednesday June 20 1907, ~ CLOCK
q Early Closing Hail. 267 Bowery Members VIII please
Sako notice the ninth semi meeting Tor the ee
S1sn Of officers win be holden above Wednesday July
N pros. u. =. Uo"LIS' Irs''1sH@
-ToR PRINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Is PER
d cent less than the usual rates. executed IN the most
elegant manner and with dispatch At the Printing Estso-
haknent "a Nassau street.
AIorIcE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
IN arm OF Maxwell Mccregor are requested 70 settle
Win Subscriber within 30 days from da or eEa pro
oseAings will be taken thereon. =
NEW YOnx, June "a 1867
NOTICE PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
in the late OF Maxwell McGregor requested to
Kand them within 20 days from date,
SAey VIII not be allowed. A. scRIMoEoUk, Assignee.
Nnw Yonx, June -. 1857 NO bowery
TTHW YORK AND LONG ISLAND BRIDGE CON
IN pany.-An adjourned meeting OF the Company VIII BE
ksid at the once Of Isaac D. Coman- No ~ nPArk place
q Wednesday the inst at II n. full attendance 10
reausstsd- ISAAC ID. COLMAN, Secretary pro tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLY-ro eErrrLExEE
only interesting subjects tne rsw y orr ss
lectures may receive ccpy BY forwardne sn eenss AZ
dress Secretary u Mw York h~sssm o. Anatomy, "s
DrcaAvap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

MILLINERY.
4 cARD.-MADAME TNoGENE WALTON 90 BROAD
"A way received Of nsh Parisian Novelties.
Bronze Bonnets Has Wrcshs and wheat 70 match. Also
the Flower Nsoklsse, the novelty Of the season
A MuLrvERv-RoUND HATS, FOR LADIES, AT
A.-MACAULEY'S 81 Broadway, between Tineteenth
asd Twentish streets Ronnets and Round Haas In the
Chapeau de- Courses and the new xnGish Brenxe Hat
with wreath and feather 70 match.
ryrRCULARs~ AND CARDS or THE LATEST
shs rates ~ 'ss Job Printing Es,sb'ssssss rss
~ strss6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

DA UOODps
A GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
"a Straw Goods Straw Goods.
Prices down Down with the prices
We idea by quotation about tne reducuon
prices In this Come and see we have every
shape and desirable Braid ~ about onefourh last months
prices EDWARD RIDLEY.
Sos nj and silh Grad, and Is, g and 70 Allen st.
Firth block east from the Bowery.
GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A Bonnet Ribbons . still lower prices to-day.
Bonnet silks colorcd Grapes also cheap
New French Flowers every morning.
Hundreds OF Parasols from 6z}Sc each.
Lined silk Parasos from y upwards.
Fans Tans every description cheap
Ladies' Satchells from auction.
Corsafs skirts and Yankee Notions.
ceered. white and black SIX Ribbon vs,e.s fun line no
sery and Gloves prices down Embroderes from auction,
large Of Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs TO- IL 10 and
DC cents each. --
100, sii and 3lik Grand and %, g and 70 Allen 81,
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
RRY GOODS MERCHANTS CAN HAVE CIRCULARS,
IL Cards Trade Bills printed cent less than
usual rates. at heJob Printing Establishmen Mas
street.
rro MIrLrNERs AND COUNTRY STORE KEEPERS.
il Examine Straw Goods: cheapest In the city.
No advance on narrow Bonnet Ribbons
we sec ut lengths of Millinery Goods cheaper down
town iobbers sell whole pieces
Call II viii pay you. -
9 sl and Sly Grand street and g. 6 20 Allen street,
NTH block east from the Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

- yemansnt cure guar.ntaed IN every eass arst
kn6Wn Dr. HUYLAR, S7 Broadway, room No. S near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

no LEr-A YrRsr CLASS HOUSE. 70 ROOMS; IN
eieo per week clear profit family Of four adults
vouIa remain ana board Inquire u J. n nDwARDs, NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05
QUOTING.

Yesterday several games Of quoits played the
quoit ground at the Three Mile House, Fulton avenue,
Brooklyn. The grand game Of tho dav q match, in
which Rothwsl and Brdseye played against Petit and
Holloway. In this game the were:-Rothwell u.s.
Brdseye 4: and ayainst-Petit ID, and Holloway g. In
the second, Holder and Urls played against Labon and
staor in which the scores lay Holder g. Uris6 Ibon
IL, Staor o. There neither Growing nor chanipe:
the game was good, and we'll played throughout
Al Dunham's Normal quot grounds. broadway and
Asiof place yesterday, large number Of the admirers
Qi quoting assembled and assisted" several vers
nne games among leading amateurs A match game OF
thirteen points, for splendid set OF quots presented by
Mr. Durham, was pitched by the veteran George Dunnn
and Crttenden, OF New York. The game Was won by
Dunning who pitched ave and half pound quoits while
Crittenden pitching twelve pound quoiss scored nine
The usual amount Of festivy and good nature
throughout the entire day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05

.,s No VERY imposing ceremonies com ssueed by the
r,ard Chaplain Re- q II Whitney antYlng up pray
=. The Grand Treasurer the. deposited under tho
ssoho copies Of The constitution Of the Washington
Aonament Association The programme OF the ceiepfa-
sonsn Grafton given by John Davidson, Of February
70 1857 copies Of the New YoaK HERALD ana the otner
daily papers OF this city OF yesterdays date and Few
s.ai papers The following Masonic ode was then sane
20 a iae Of tho Old Hundred psalm while the Stone
was being lowered 10 It's place.
Genius of Masonry, descend,
And with thee ..ring Thy spoless train,
Constant our sacred rites attend,
While we adore thy peaceful reign
To Heavens high Architect all praise,
All praise, all gratitude be given,
Who deigbed the human soul 10 raise,
BY mystic secrets, sprung from Heaven.
Corn oil and then poured on the stone, and
the senior and junior Wardens applied the square and
Sevei 70 determine whether u was properly laid, after
which the Grand Master delivered very excellent ad-
dresa On ITS conclusion move was made 10 larger
stand where the orator OF the day. Mr. Dagget Hunt.
made q very appropriate speech, and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. William b. T. Lane with q
short but Witty and patriotic address Tho proceedings
terminated with dance night at Frazee's HOTEL when
the light fantastic tripod by large and gay party
Lar INTO the "wee sma' hours"
The proposed monument is 10 DO made OF the brown
sandstone Of Washington Valley, and viii be sixteen
feet square at the base aperng gradually as asccnds
% will reach altitude OF thirty live feet, and will DO
snrmoupted by bronze statue of Washington. Being
tn very conspicuous position, IL will be easily seen
from distance ana will be clearly disccrnihe from the
OF the Central Railroad they between Pan'
Neld and Somervle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05
INTERESTING BOAT RACE.

Az Hunters Point bridge Greenpoint, Q race was con
tested for $50 sdo between two boats the Unknown
and tho CATER Fly, manned respectively by DAME
Nosnan and Philip Andre, In white and John Kellocl
and John Harvey, in blue, the contestants being en-
race commanded more than ordinary interest inasnuch
"a The parties either side had hosts OF friends and
tho excitement sti INFLATED by . popular desire 20
eeo Noonan and Andre victorious Kelock Har.
vey because was stated the latter had been ested by
previous victories
The "raceground lay between Hunters Point bridge
and Newtowp, being one mile on the surface Of the
crock; and the boats having been placed for the
Of Mr.. William Kelly. tho referee OF they few like fa
cons neck and tie for half mile the drip from the
throwing on o phosphorescence in the sunlight which
tod the course OF the sks when they had fled away
the distance After the st half mile the white gained
. boats length upon the blue and maintained her van
tase TO the end OF the struggle At the first round the
excitement OF the spectators TO fever heat The
creek was studded with boats bearing freight Of manly
valor and female loneliness and the whole ensemble
pseeepted scene OF hilarious excitement But t was
close and the white still In the asccnden that the
rsgo OF popular Applause became thorou ghy aroused
The boys Of the shouted like birds fsvo-
ss the white, approached the goal Loud cries Of Go IT,
exclamasons OF encouragement heard until round
tng The stake boat the white secure of success and
ehsn the cry OF " Bully men, bully men resoundsd
until echo caught and repeated the sound.
Inc boats Tor the occasion were selected almost 81
random The nrst round Of two miles was run in
nftssn minutes, thirty seconds, BY the Unknovn
whe and the repeat executed the same measure
81 time, the CATER Fly, blue, coming in In gallant
sye tnst fifteen seconds In time 10 lose the prize The
Winning party, Noonan and Andre, In the Unknown
pulled their boat thrtyons minutes over the -four
mics and kelock and Harvey, In the cater Fly were
onv otesn seconds behind them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05
THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

The eve OF the Fourth Commodore Read, assisted by
many friends who prearranged tho preismsnaries OF
the yacht excursion OF the Brooklyn Club TO the cosey
retreat of Glen Cove yesterday, started In company
with seven or eight vessels OF the club 10 that beautiful
leafy recess the members Of each boat fully intent
upon the grand enjoy ment Of the day by music and
pleasant reunions shore.
| Nine vessels Of the feet accompanied the Commodore
this excursion, but their departures from Gowanus
BAY were disconnected that tins phase Of the
aon 10 deserving OF but little notice. The flagship did
not al away until nearly the last OF the company, but
che wind which had died away almost to breath, occa
Hioaay sent ntful spurts to those in sailing command
Ind each was sangune OF pleasant reunion upon their
arrival at the
The Alice had but tc opportunity TO show her sail
ing qualities tho entire distance made by plea
SAINT drift Amid grand display Of fireworks and
ciprooal demonstrations shore tho anchor Of the
Oommodores yacht settled at Glen Cove, throug
Of ladies and gentlemen filling the grand OF the
Aots awaiting gun that announced his arrival Glen
Cove was astr at ,dat ato hour, and exchanges OF
PLEASANT and appropriate nature extended between
upon his bible and his gold, but the many little
waots his guests required The pleasant rays of the
had but fully usaered In the day. aud breaking the
hiis with peculiar brilancy upon the white sails Of
Tie yachts their pretty alignment sight long be
remembered. programme and order Of Commodore
early hour, when an accident Of a fearful nature
deprived the yacht Apeso, Of tho ves-
q member who had long been known and apprc-
GATED BY the members MI. J. Wesley Cornwei was
WHO pathng This poinfui aCCldent not only
gloom over the club but over the whole village
DEMONSTRATION was attempted by medical gentlemen OF
ability, but human aid OF avail Commodore
Kidd who had decided upon his orders for . race and
humorous spirited engagements recalled them, aud
made every preparation for the proper disposal OF the
body upon its arrival in Brooklyn where IL had been
sent by Commodore Kidd.
Had this serious accident occurred the grand dis
ply OF Inc BROOKLYN Club at Glen Cove yesterday would
hye been one OF the great events Of the
omm"dore Kidd proposes apd hopes that after the
period OF mourning has passed. this adjourned
WI be repeated under auspcious circumstances
YACHT ALICE, EAST RIVER, July 4, 1857.
A. an informal meeting Of members Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club held board the yacht Alice to-day to
take into consideration the death Of their fellow men,
eev, Wesley Cornwell, that occurred thor Fourth
VI July excursion, 1t was
Resolved That the ympathies the club be extended TO
hc family and friends of the deceased the men,
bcrs Of the club attend the funeral In q body.
BY order Of the Commodore.
WIN. T LEE, Secretary.