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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26

The route was be from the Middle Ground. east OF
Wards Island, around the canbuoy of Sands Point,
then returning College Point and thence by Throsgs
Neck buoy, back to the starting point. IL was q sWegP
stakes race, each boat paying an enrancelee OF 70
The allowance of time Tor the soops was Two minutes 10
The yacht having proceeded through the Kills above
Randas Island, came into line, and, when tie Fort Lee
arrived. three whistles blown 70 get ready AT ia
the final signal was sounded and the start
with the wind from the south Southwest Tie
tide was at the flood, and although the Mary
being further 10 vinGward held the better position. The
Josie j., with reeed b. came closely AFTER followed by
The ve yachts accompanied by the boats Of the Man
Yacht Club. rushed through tie water like por-
me crest Of every wave. The Mary Louisa snOt rapidly
ahead when Oh Nolh brothers iaId Light, and prom
sailed tie Quits the latter by hauling closer upon the
wind vas able TO regam al mr. lost lost ground round
began to work up tTward TIE front. Inc Qgits
schooner passing TO her wndward the breeze ont Of
her sails, upon which she caTeened oyer on her stTp0aId
sand-ba2s, unsppcd her gan aud was compelled 20 re
ro irOII the race Tie Mary Louisa now loon thG ieii
yards. TIE Narv Emma and Gertrude followed with tue
Josie a short distance asern. Tie breeze out Of fnsh
Bay covered the water WIN io3ui All yachts cdlal
too much sail ana were ke aga only ~ constant Dal-
inc. TIE Mary LeGEa stood far over on her beam,
and when Ok toneSe Point came very near cap
sizing but WIS finally rShted. She still led tie Mary
Lima Wlt,stouc Point. with the Josie aud Geru 10
far bcIId Ala passing Fyit STIu! .eI Lt ny H1'
the wind dead ait, and tie Mary Emma hOludesGd ter
riby. At she took lnOckiOWn and cap5.zed Win
men and ballast o.. aboard Inc men Weis Il.h14 ny ny
a try. and Tie disabled boat toW.d into Baylc Z.
anung where she was Tg'ted. The Mary Louisa passed
the can-gdOy al <5, anu having Iegea p9, san anu
flo, headed after some delay for College POINT Inc
Gertrude went around the buoy inside the Mlry
Louisa, which had Geen blown OH 10 the hoIih-
ward and found great difficulty in passing TO the
southwark OF the point The Josie also succeeded III
uaesing the Mary LGui.a The Gertrude went away on
the sarbOard tack taking the lead followed 10y the Josie
The Gertrude however, found II impossible to stand up
under the wind which was now blowing almost "a sa''
and ay-tO for tie purpose Of roehug. This gave the
Mary Louisa last chance FOR eganng lost ground, aud
she passed the buoy eight minutes in advance Of the
Josie The latter had great trouble IN reaching the bd0y
at College Point, and compelled % make several
short ttcls. Toe Gertrude after lowering her sail TO
reel It, found that impossible 10 raise 1t In the gale,
and aiter drifting into the above Fort Schuyler,
except Mary Louisa ana the JOSIE the former rounded
tie stake Fort SCHUYLER first and maintained the lead
to the Judges boat. sThe official time j. as follows:
Can buOy. Coikgs Point 7ArogJs Aeck Hone
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yesterday in Chicago by Theodore Bradley late ral
road conductor who was placed under aio y" CO. Nv
Bradley. in Columbus Ohio was exhnmed inc lss >,
mentioned Bradley OF tine men IN tne empty va
the Adams Expres, Company who I'm the room rom
which the money was taken. He had ostenslDy poon
chloroformsd but has been under suspicion ever shco
the robbery He now under arrest The case has been
worked UP by Allan PinkertJn Of the Nati0nal
Agency IN Chicago and Frederick LOveJOy hBslst'W.
ptrnfendent OF Adams Express Company ia Nc"-ioih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Mr.. Werner of Ypsilanti, Mich,-
has been arrested on complaint of his wife for clean
ing and using postage stamps that had been cancelled
Mrs Werner must have deep matrimonial grievances.
Alexander, Car of Russia, who intends to
visit Germany the coming Summer to be present at the
Silver Wedding Of his sister, the Queen OF WrtemherG,
viii travel il stated his private capacity without
form or ostentatiOn OF any kind.
The fortune of Miss Burdett Coutts, recently
raised to the peerage by Queen Victoria is estimated at
alOONOO she has given charitable purposes not less
than IS 100000 and will leave large requests TO beneN0
lent institutions after her death.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

CHICAGO, May 2j.-The Presbyterian Assem-
oy' To-Day made xcursion 10 the suburban retreat
u Lake Forest The private residences and grounds in
Dinner for tie guests was served in the grove.
lac Rev. Nj; Taylor Of the only Presbyterian
cn1ich NJ lA1h6 Forest made the speech OF
welcome, and the Rev DIR. Humphrey Moderator OF the
assembly MADE short address iD1eply Brief remarks
were also Iha1e ~ ex-Soy. Pollock OF Pennsylvania,
tAo Rev Dr. BtIrick johnson. the Rev Dr. UusOu OF
Albany ana the Re-: f. a. Noble Of New-York reso-
futOn thanking John V. Farwen for hosDjialitv Was
1iOpted The party returned at 8 IN the Afternoon
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DIED.

AEDERsOF-n Brootr wedseAs Nay "a Anss Coz dsnstAr
Joseph II. and Hattie y. AkieEsou sg.d l6 menttA
The relatives stend
mons. Friday MAJ B a O'Clock. without further notoe
BBUNDAGB-Tn BROOKLYN. weinesl.S May a. Nns PhAs
Brpndsge In the ofth year u her
Funeral from the Of Nchs L. Bnge tsl CHmhr
isndt, Friday Btt q, kstTes and fneRz arc ree$
fnliy invited.
Ithaca papers please oopT.
BURDETr-Ia Port Lee Wednesday evening Mar ~ Wilbur ~
Of Henri and Rachael Bundeti asel D
Rehyes add friends respectfully uved to attend the rDer,i ~
the residence o. his parents. Port Lee " j. Friday. Sh inst -
m
DRAKK-At bis residence IS West Twen, rhs "Wednesday
morning. May "a, James Drake, in the list Of hs
HAUGHw0UT-On Thursday morning. Elizabeth, wife 81 "
HaugbE0ui aged 81 yesn
Puho from Dr. sisonve PresbAs Church Saturday
morning II oek Relatives aud feB Invited 70 Attend ts
funeral without furasr notice
kARrLISG-On Wednesday onng May - Harne ArBng vAs~
OF John @. Mar;ing AGE Il
The relatives friends respectfully invited atterd the fanr
roo ae Reformed Church. POr. Kcmond L. on Friday sesss
h5oeOck Boats leave foot o. Dey-st at 2 O'clock. %
fTrOn tie 5 u pneumonia advanced Of 81 Je~ss
b. '" Pratt ESQ, Of Daavile Pa
sEAbChn-Oa Weinsssy morning. May -, Elizabeth NJ. wife %
hHeit IL scahuy aged y years months a1d IT daya
D s1a treats 81 We sny 5vita to attend re snsn
on SaIry afternoon at clock iron she residence n hc0c - ts
bury arc O'Clock tie Episcopal Chnrsb Cars leave Sefok
long Island haroad OF sDd 1872 a. m EetWnag, eass
Hempscad al o Soatl iie Railroad leaves N0Si0rk al
and 10 IN. and Hempstect al 5:2j p m.
sPRLMANn Bo0kivn THURSDAY 2sh i,s. Ixds Csolsy.
youngest child Of William c. anu sarah A. SpeEsn
Notce Of funeral hereafter
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BROOKLYN MUNICH FoBBEI

"a fhe EdtIor OF The Tribune.
sm: Would it not be well to call the atten-
,on Of the public 10 the way the Brooklyn Sewer Board
Give out their contracts for soversf The law provides
~ notifications &C. shall be prepared. and. after ad
,ug that the contract shall be given 10 the lowest
ladder great parade is made OF opening the bids IN
H. preseuoo VI the bidders, but an the specifications
proylde tAa certain Iipo. made BY certain ru. sh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
SEVERE HAIL STORM IN ILLINOIS TWO BOYS
NEARLY DROWNED.

QUINCY, IL, May GA very heavy rain ana
hail storm occurred Quincy, Ill., on Wednesday many
., tho hail stones weighing from two to three ounces
Much damage was done crops. II was the seyeres
storm known in this section for years. Two boys VINO
took refuge in a culvert, were nearly drowned IN TINS
citv during the storm one Of them was washed down
stream distance OF yards and taken from the water
in an insensbe condition. The other was rescued by
,,aans NJ roprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
THE MURDERER YERGER AGAIE ON Tp1,1.

JACKSON, Miss, May 2j.-The YeIger case
.4me before the District Court yesterday The plea Of
FORMER Jeopardy argued and oyerruled BY Judge
Brown. The United states DitrictAttorDey Jacobson
assisting In the prosecution, argued that the Military
Commission under the Reconstruction was uncons
tutonal and the trial by that Commission could not be
recognized The case will again be tred IT generally
believed that YeIser win be acquitted.
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sarce that for four years nc had the money In his
possossion, and had frequently passed it end 10.
deemed it, means, IN the prosecution OF
the uar business Of teaching persons the OF de-
tectng counterfeit money The Court declared IL the
FIRST time they had heard Of that kind Of business
and that II IL were permitted 10 go on there would De
end TO all prosecutions for dealing in counterfeit money
and that it entirely against public policy. Under
these stringent instructions, the jury brought In
diet Of guilty.
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EXPLOSION AT A POWDER MILL-TIREE LIVES
LOST.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 25.-AbOut 2 p. m
on Thursday the fire-cracker mill of the extensive
powder works at Haariye exploited A teamster
named Taylor was killed, together with two FrenchmeD
lone was named Reute), who were employed as aDOrers
Tayors clothing was stripped from his body He had
Load Of powder on his wagon which also exploded The
report Of the explosion heard for distance OF two
miles The bodies OF the Frenchmen were much cbarred
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nv ,1 cREEyn Jefferson Wales, T. on weinsl'y Mar
MAI al lie BRIDE parrns by ie Res, T. bamnr, Soshna
a. ine ~ srrb Oak n " Lizzie b Green, only daughter Of
IT, n, 100 t,r,eu Of Jefferson VALLEY, \. y
s n.yts In be Prebvteran Church a. Toms River " j.,
MAJ 81 br Rev 7. H. WAITE Of Tone afrr assisted
& v.1srf Fs Gleason Of Hnnou, Albert toacfs es u
y, and Nellie b daughter Charles L. Davis ct Ioaas
supgWn0p-V ETs-Af Heres J. l.. 90 Form iav mn
F.lL. c.irlu.y. nHfr b .Ift"l ~ AfaAs-s.
a. sasA c. 9l Y. gI vi sAe '''-ef vs-7-
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Umcter COrftCItd IUI ItIHpUTdUuIt HHu UIUN dV4VII
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,


W1-HTNGToS, D. c., May rs, IS7l-7:30 p. IN.
Synopsis Jor he past tUentyJOar hours .
The barometer continues low in the Pacific
coast with FRI sh westerly winds. The pressure has In
creased slightly in the northwest and has diminished on
stt@ra The temperature has risen decidedly from the
Faetern States 10 Dakota. The winds have remained
asterly winds followed at present 10y fresh south
west winds have prevailed on the Lakes threatening
ctber Will light rains has been very q nerally re-
orted TODAY from Michigan 20 Iowa and southwark.
ITO6dbiiilfes.
u q rohable that the barometer VIII fall very gene
r,iv east of the Mississippi, with partially cloudy
weather from Virginia 10 Maine, aud occasion sht rains
CInudv weather with light rains, Is probable Tor me
fyey Gcs and Ohio and the Mssissippi valley, nut
no extended disturbance Is appehenaed.
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Few spirits that bask in the much-boasied sun
shine South are made altogether gentle thereby RE
eentI the Rev VIM Brig OF ElmOre Ala. expelled
v 1 congregstion from the church when he pir-
SIDED ON gcc5nnt Of ms improper conduct toward h'
james, OF The stt rlood hDth lH cicI - ma
f III, som b "a c,I,surI himself by attacking tae
go H yfslucr an t.c street and stiJunr MIA ~ IAo
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THE FOREST FIRES INCREASING.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, May 25.-The fires on the
c1daken Mountains are increasing fearfuly Yester-
dav Edward Lane OF PhGneca lost 5000 worth OF logs
I'm the Hollow Tree Branch, 1000 acres Of woodland
10 been DESTROYED Joseph Rsey loses $4,000 worth Of
los In some places the flames run along 50 feet high
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AOITATIC.

REGATTA OF TIE HARLEM YACHT CLUB-THE
MARY LOUISA AND JOSIE J. WIN.
The regatta of Wednesday was rendered te-
dous by the almost total absence Of breeze bat yes
terdays race extremely exciting because Of the SUI
perabundancc of wind. The boats OF the Harlem Yacht
Club were riding at anchor of the foot Of Onehundred-
and-twenty ifst when the steamer For; Lee, which
was TO convey the judge committee and visitors M the
Sound arrived at 70 o'clock. Five yachts entered.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARxRT-mAr o.

CseTc market dull nt shede yeaker ve,y hest on sale
o-y G0Tc; lrl quality, 4t46c medium, 4fse; Inferior 20
orrg 40 d, receipts 2l3 heli sales 800 head togs uRer n
suppl have far demand az lower roesi quote oic ,ep@
5dl hesd Se-Su9ply exceeds demands pc weak ond oFer
far 10 COOL 4dJc. good 54J.ci pts $500 head
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sroLEN FUNDS REcoYEREp.

CmCKNATI, May Collaboration has been
received hme BY Adams Express Company OF The reeoy
ery Of al hut 5000 Of the money stolen nj Columbus
Ohio On the 10th inAt ALOG .lG.0S0 Vas surrendered
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A couNTERFEITER,s NoyEl

A COUNTERFEITER's NOVEL PLEA OVERRULED.
TOPEKA, Kansas, May 25.-ln the United
States Circuit Cou1 yesterday, before Justice Miller and
Judge Dillon. decision arrived al IN the ease of
Hawthorne indicted for having iu his possession and at
VGnc ~ pas counterfeit BI0aeI. L. aEVeArCd ~ eyi
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For 81 per line xe will insert advertisement one month
thFythe fTstcl North CsFoira nersi Ales ~. IL Iii
We the Publisher Of this 80 "lon our
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wAIyH-BIocp-o- rsw<sy, nsy - q, firstly csurA -
rerk BY Tie RsT. Dr. Praads Vssa Charles ass IT, A -
D. Blood. both Of This ctr.
wHrTING-sTICKEYY- r. fyf. ., ecmevirs Hsss 81 ~
Thos sawyer VIM Whiting Of hesfort and Ass> r. o~-Ss
Of Rafas b stckney 60, Of scrervne
Al Notifies Of Marriages must he ndorsed r'h Ias
and address
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PASSENGEPS ARRIVED.

PROM BFBMUDA-Iu steamship Far Kee Aay &c NJ Allen
Nj. iste Alien Allen, Miss Henrietta Morris Mss Eliza
Isth Hrs,n R Agrsor Car W H. Pension Miss Agnes CoaPer
II. Warren CoJpcr and 4 in the steease
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A FORTUNATE JOCKEY.
LONDON,

LoNDoN, May 25.-Ihe Derby stakes,
amounting to about $4,000 were after the presented
by Baron Rothschd to Wells, the jockey VINO rode the
winning horse.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, u. S. A, OF DESTINATIONS AT ll:4f
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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MARRIED..

rya,i al Waiting Cards, Initial Stamping Nots Paoe'
" SOW iOl F,EroS-sr, OPP Oh DUTCH IA1R1H'
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!. M. r, .t... y.ror Marble Baths p and y BAsr
Forrrt-sr M. most rESsiyE LtNOhn''a hLt,-s
POPULAR Baths ia the United STATES opeH Ha'H ITO" " "
Laiss hoaD DAHL 10 10 L a u
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Havmsken....

uTr-hr Tghe Of The Pnnam Club Time Of gsneTNo
and dc n nne Prst b b errors-HaynlkeS II TINES MutlA.
u.s Fir.t by called bas-Hiym tesi Autuas
tnea Total teltlgg err0rs-HaymAkeIs, H. Mla4lA -
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
POINT BREEZE RACES.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-At the second day
Of the Point Breeze Races there was an increased attend
ance First race for horses that beat $780, purse
81 900 5000 70 first SO, to second. and 800 to third
Belle OF Toronto was the favorc. Eight entered ana
five started. The following IA tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
PREPARATIONS FOR THE MISSOURI MEETING.

ST. LOUIS, May 2j.-ThOroughbred horses are
beginning 10 arrive for the June meeting OF the Abbey
this city The principal feature OF these races
will lie the Turf Congress Post Stake Racc-fournile
heats, FOR $500 is expected that there viii be ye
stArters for this stake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
RACING IN CANADA.

TORONTO, May 25.-The Queens birthday
was celebrated, yesterday, throughout the Dominion a,
a general holiday Races took place at Kingston and
whitby; the attendance large and the sport was
good. The Queens plate 20 Cuincas run for a.
Kingston, and Won b. Fisher and Carsons b. III.
Floss
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SECOND RACE-For horses that have not troted faster
than 226 purse e. 200: 81 200 for first 5000 for second
500 for third horse Five horses entered aud -four started
None such the fsvorite. The following Is the
D.. p. m None Sueh.
T. Noiine's n. Belle strickland
K C. Whites b. e. Edward White ...................
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LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 25.-To-day was the
fourth day of the Lexington races The weather was
very warm and the attendance fair Tho first race was
mile heats three FIVE. There three entries The
following is the summary:
Geo. Caiwalalorsb b. Allie Hunt. ..............
Leroy Psuls gr Ella Jackson.
T. STATIONS c Shoe fiy........................ GA
-I45i. 1916 EEi.
The second race handicap for crD purse OF
ESQ., twOmile DASH There were four entrees IAe Io!-
lowing is the summary:
Springfield starhspes oh. Chtna, Carried % ponnds.
J. A. GrseaP h. m Alss 20 pounds.
CsdwslllG.rs o. ALEoz. SO poanis ..''..'''''.'''
Albert Dudiey's hor'e. 10 roan4s.
I'm
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BASEBALL.

IUU MuIF IIUIEN WIZ WVTIUTT IIU v III
prize, and the Josie Of the second.
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Deantha Jane Meredith. Defendant
ITO DEANTHA JANE MEREDITH. the
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A Relic OF ASrIopIfY.-Tbe workmen at
Hooks Brick Yard. in this place. . few ds!e
ago. 10 digging into the blud, unearthed, at
some distance in the bank, pot shout the size
ofA small dinner pot. and shaped somewhat
similarly. The vessel had been whole. but
vas broken BY being struct With the workmen's
picks: The vessel was evidently earthen. but
Of What description Of manufacture, We are I'M
able to determine. - il IL much decsyed, hav-
ing probably lain there for centuries. The rel
ic 10 nov 10 Our Office. 1t Was undoubtedly
utensil belonging to ancient dwelles in this
vicinity. IS human bones and other articles have
from time to time been dug out. all 10 state
of extreme decay.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-04

PAcr,rc Rurao Al ., N,ssocn.CTbe sdset:
tiseneat Of this cid asa fasossbly knesn road
sill be found 10 b -day's papsf. We bad the
pleasure. last week, Of riding over the entire
length Of the road. from Asehisoa 70 b. Lssas.
and found not . thing TO complain o. II
makes good time and close eonnectionp; she
road fs in excellent condition. and runs smooth
y; and oil the employees are careful and &C.
eoenodstinx. The travel over the road y
heavy. To al persons wishing 70 journey to
81. Louis Or beyond. ve can cbeehuiiy recon-
mend the Missosri Pacific Road We are on-
der obligations to Mr.. e. A. Buchanan, Assist
aut superintendent Of the Road. and to 3. B.
Morris, Agent at A,chison, for f.yors.