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New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
HOME sTAKy. BOAT.
TinR OF RACB,

The club prizes which awarded without regard 10
time allowance, bestowed on the Iida wave, .he
Magic the Oracle, and the Wayward, these being the
hrst yachts in their respective classes Inc meas
ureneut of the Tidal Wave not having been TAKEN IL
was impossible to determine award of the Bennett
Challenge Cup, which is given time allowance That
l.. .lA.A.. IL
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
THE TURF.


ENTRIES AT PROSPECT AND FLEETWOOD PARKS.
The entries for The Turt, Field, and Farm
Stake for foals OF 1872 to trotted at Fleetwood Park
in September 1875 $50 each, mile heats three IN hve
IN harness. closed the Office OF that turf journal on
Tuesday the 9th inst, with u nominations C. Buck
man entered Adriana by Messenger Duroc, dam Kitty
Harker; Miranda, by same sire, dam Green Noun
tain Maid; Claribel, by Abdallah Star, dam
Fairy and Mandarin by Idol, dam Trustus Webb.
C. g. Burr entered Proctor, by Abdaah STAR dam Bon
ME Lassie; aud Marquis by IDOL dam Belle OF Rich
mond. G. b. Alley entered Kiug william. by RysdyK .
Hambletonian, dam Mary Hulse j. ii. Goodwin entered
Biiou, by Bachmans Abdalah Star, dam Unknown.
owner entered George H.. by HOaglands Prlvateer,
dam bv Bolivar and bay colt by Messenger Duroc. dam
Mlers Maid The second horse is to receive 0nethId
has ctaEA
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The Clio Vision. and Cornelis followed these but
Aheir time was taken. and small sloops were 40
far away that the judges were unable await their
SrryaI ON the home the Tidal Wave slo ed stIl
6etter speed The Tarointa had the fleet
aud had long start q fb9 Td Ware w fhq TeIgp.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

Hot,I Brunsrick-Rear Admiral James Alden, u. s.
Nav, and Mr. Won wenbeg Minister Of the Nseersnds At Wash
In and eIov. H. Ebert Of Colorado ..tVh Arsn1 Hoa7
~ NJ ~ r. all Istor HouS-sir w. Martin Of NewZeasbd
gnsmSa Goss,-Pra o. C. Marsh Of Vale College Ereen Hcus
Ts 10, r H. EDDY Of Chicago. .dbemGrk Hohl-Prol i.
.Ial lolsO
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BASE BALI.

Owing to the bad condition of the Union
Grounds yesterday, the game between the Asntcs Of
Brooklyn and the Athletics OF Philadelphia was in-
definitely postponed.
The first game for the championship series
between the Chicago White Stockings aud the
Of the Baltimore club played at Baltimore yester
day resulting favor Of the Chicagos by Of u
to 6.
The Atlantlcs of Brooklyn barely escaped
defeat at the hands OF the amateur Yale nine New
Haven on Wednesday, the following by innings
W" ln o. g. 4,h. 5ih. 9th 7h s,b 9th. Total.
4ssaas.'...SS 4ss..........S s ! . Il
About 1900 persons witnessed the cham
pionship game at Philadelphia yesterday, between the
champion Boston Red Stockings and the Philadelphia
club The Philadelphas we're without the services OF
two OF their players Crsner and York both being
absent from the ciiy Following is the score 10y
DniUgs y, ., -, r.. o., -, o., n, NJ,
RPh,s$spAi,..:.. Rh,Ss. Ss.'i':...::i 9 Q 0 iii
Umpire Mr. Sensenderer Of the Athletes.
The first game for the amateur champion
ship between the Flysway Club of this city, which
rank. among our CHEST amateurs, and the Powbatan
Club BROOKLYN played at the Captoins Grounds
yesterday in the presence OF large number OF spec.
tatOrs. The game opened favOraby for the Fyawsys,
the end OF the third inning the score stood II 20
in their favor. After this the Flyawsys batting WAS
excellent they finding difficulty in hitting the
changed pitchers OF the POwhatans, as they made 20
base Lts the Powhatans onv being able to make two
by the effective pitching OF Malone. The Fyaways won
easy victory by OF &c 10 l3 The hest play
shown by LauRLn and Gilligan for the FIyaways and
was inparally umpred by Mr.. Ducharme Of the Che
seas Following Is Is the y; score By By nnings; nm o.,
Fs:;.si,.:::::ff Fs:;.'.s ~ 8 2 ] s--fiss
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POLICE NOTES.

Emma Saul aee l. fell into a boiler of hot water
.i L.r ps,ru No. loJ faye Wscness ron
ber LjlDes Ie,i.rtsy.
Henry Anderson of No 125 Greenwich ave was
ld West Eeentht yesterday BY dir, bank eavng him
sl.e j excavation.
George Pv"%:k, ass Z Lying ut No. 237 West
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

"BLACK AND BRoNzE."-These elegant straw
hats the English Lap, have just been intro
aueedby KNOX at No. 22 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel
Designed for Young gentlemen and years They
are very s,ylsh fail prove popular yOries
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

RARE OLD CHINA, WORKS OF ART.-NOTICE
oP RsNoyA-Mr begs inform American
removed from 81 to "a Pai Mall London Ensan where
he ha usual collection of tngh snd Foreign OLD
CBS, Old Furniture Clocks Cindelabrss Enames. An
one Boutere fine Pictures sie each object is
antiquity ~ Pail Mall S W. London
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rHBsxoMErRR YESTERDAY, At HUDSUTs, IN BROADWAY
p.u-67, Soou-7O' 8 D m-7l' M'suigbt-60'
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
Messrs. Jerome. WetmOre, and Bennett will


give cup Of the value OF $3.50 for steeple chase,
weight for age, weller weights, to be run over the
Jerome Park Saturday June 10; entries 10 DO
made at the track p. m. Friday, June H. with
this lively addition to the four already planned
the programme for Saturday will be OF the highest
interest and doubtless will attract to the grounds the
largest gathering OF the season.
THE NEWMARKET RACES IN CANADA.
LONDON, Ont, June 1.-THE Newmarket
races began here yesterday The weather was
but the track heavy owing to recent rains There were
5000 spectators present The of the day two
mile DASH the horse receive $780, and the second
$50 The contestants Bnkison, Longuenil, Major
Macon and Trouble Longuen dropped out on the hrst
mile BnkisOn the race, and Macon was second,
with Trouble close behind. Time, 3:i2t.
The fifth trot open 10 all, mile heats best
three in five for $780, Lady Kate Cattaraugus Chief.
and Little Angus started The won by Cattar.
angus Chief. Tme-2:35, 235a. The time oi the third
heat is not given
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
NETWORK CITY.

The Controller received 929S38 30 yesterday.
Seven hundred and thirty-Onc immigrants
arrived at Castle Garden Yesterday; sos came from
Glasgow on the Victoria and 226 from Liverpool the
CUBA
The Christian at Work sets an example OF
pracrical Christianity humanity by closing its Office
during the hot season ats w. m, an hour earlier than
Gus Omary, and al p. H. on sat"ruays'
Tn the limited States Circuit Court yester-
dav Richmond C. Bateman brought suit against Henry
L. Hinton to recover 5000 damages Tor infringing his
copyright to the book known as me bg.s; foinan'
tic story adapted from the French Of EIckmann-Cha-
tran."
A concert was given last evening at the resi-
dence of James o. West, in misunderstanding
seconds near the Boulevard, the proceeds OF which
WI % aeP 70 M wt the PRESBYTERIAN Church On
Hgnts.
Jackson s. Schultz, who has taken such a
vigorous part in the reform Of revenue abuses particu
larly with respect to the moety system has expressed
a ieecrapned 10 the friends reform the House
that the bill comes back tney ought 10 vote or H.
The Independent Boston Fusileers, or the
7th Regiment OF Boston, will arrive In TINS city next
Tuesday morning by the Fall River steamboat. They
wn Immediately start hence by the daytime boat to
Newburcb. and after visiting the house which Gen
Washington once used his headquarters WIZ return
They will be received by Companies Y ana 9th Reg
ment and he escorted 10 the Grand Central Hotel ON
wednesday morning they viii proceed 10 fhiauepha
where they will he received 10y the State Fencios Cap
RYAN and entertained at the Continental HOeI Ihey
Will start for home on IhursdaS'
The wags of the Stock Exchange (and they
number about 900 of the LOCO members having noth
ing better to do yesterday and discovering that one OF
the members had advertised for boy II years OF age al
salary of s. per week, formed IN pody, ana marchs
IN the advertiser demanded the situation Overwhelmed
for moment by the request he soon rallied, ana tOid
the body iokers that the demand was TOO
was general yell, and they then returned 10 the Ex
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IAnnvun cementa

AnnouncemenAl
BURNErT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best
MOsoUITO NETS with patent canoples, from
S. SO O. t. kelly 1874 Fthaye near IwentT-thrdst
LYONS INSECT POWDER is the most power
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
EXPLOSION IN A DENTISTRY.

A gas retort in the dentistry Of Louis Thei, at
No. 225 Bowery, exploded yesterday afternoon,
causing considerable damage. The front part OF
the second moor OF the house was used by Mr..
Tnel Tor his business and in a small room parti-
toned on from the one IN which he received pa.
tients the gas retort, containing the gas used IN
dentistry. was situated. IL was not quite inil at
the time OF the accident, ana the cause oil the ex-
plosion Is still q mystery. All the windows OF the
apartments looking upon the Bowery were com
pletely destroyed, out fortunately no injury was
sustained by any OF the people passing along the
street. Mr.. Thel was cut on the hands anu iace
by pieces OF glass, but was not otherwise danger
ousy hurt.
A loud report was made by the escaping gas,
which created good deal oi excitement In tue
Delghbornood for a short time; but the p0ilce OF
the Fourteenth precinct arrived promptly on the
scene aud dispersed the crowd that had collected.
A quickly as possible the broken glass sprcAi
over the exterior OF the apartment was gathered
up and all traces or the biow.up removed but the
shattered windows.
The loss sustained by Mr.. Thel Is estimated at
$780, 1t Is considered fortunate that the aflar oc-
Cured so far out OF the reach OF the p0pulace IN
the street, ior II the dentistry had been situated
on the ground moor and the EXPLOSION taken place
there many persons must nave undoubtedly been
injured.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
CoRONGRs' CASES.

Coroner Eickhor was yesterday called to the
PARK Hospital to hold an inquest on the body Of
Patrick Curran, who died from the effects OF alco-
holism.
About eleven O'Clock on Friday night James
Banks colored man, forty years OF age, called at
the lodging house No. So Wooster street ana asked
for q bed, which was furnished him. Not making
his appearance the following morning his room
was entered and he was found lying dead on the
bed. Coroner Elckhon was notlned, and will hold
an inquest In the case.
On thursday last Catherine O'Brien, a woman
thirty-nve years OF age, OF very incorporate nab
It's, who lived at No. % Grand street, was arraigned
before Justice Fiammer, oiJenerson Market Police
Court, on q charge oil intoxlcaton, ana COM
mtted. On Friday evening she was seized with
commissions and died soon Afterwards. coroner
Eickhon vas notified. Her Iriends took charge OF
the body and viii give 1t decent burial.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
SANITARY MATTERS.
Meeting of the Board OF Health.

Meeting of the Board OF Health.
The Board OF Health met yesterday afternoon.
President Chandler occupied the chair. After the
reading OF the minutes OF the previous session
and the transaction OF some minor routine mat
tiers, Dr. Day, the Sanitary superintendent, re-
ported that during the week jus. passed 2,1s9 In
spections were made in the city by the sanitary
inspectors and their assistants. Three pub
lie buildings, 1,1S9 tenement houses $50
private dwellings,, 1o1 other houses 20
manufactures ana workshops, 80 stores and
warehouses, SO stables, SO slaughter houses,
dumping grounds, pond, piers and docks. s.
fat renoerlng establishments, lead and pipe
warehouses, 4 public sewers and drains, AZ sunken
and vacant lots, gut cleaning establishments
manure dumps, SMOKE house, As yards courts
and areas, rs cellars and Easements, So water
pipes ana drains. ll0 closets and sinKs al street
cutters and sidewalks, dangerous stairways, 2.
clsterns and cesspools, dangerous ana smoky
the same time. Twenty-three houses were visited
where cases OF contagious diseases were reported.
Five hundrcd and twenty-seven detailed
tlous were sent in TO the Sanitary Bureau by
the inspectors. During the week n1ty-seven CON-
plants were received rom citizens upon matters
requiring the attention Of the Board and were re-
ierred to the INSPECTORS for examination and re-
ports. The disiniectlng corps attached to the de-
partment, DIR. Day reported, had visited eighty
one premises where contagious diseases had been
treated, and dlslnlected and fumlgated, seventy
two houses OF that number, destroying all the bed
ding and furniture In them that had been used by
the patients. Thirteen cases OF smallpox had been
discovered in the city and were removed to the
Hospital by the ambulance corps. Permits had
been issued TO the consGnees OF eighty-eight
vessels TO discharge c3rgOes on vouchers from DR..
Vanderpoe Health Onicer OF the port.
The following comparative statement OF cases
OF contagious diseases reported q, TINS Bureau.
for the two weeks ending October 81, 1874, was
handed In and read:-
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
The Stock Market Strong
and Active.
GOLD ADVANCED TO no IA.
Money Easy and Government
Bonds Firm.
AN IMPROVING BANK STATEMENT.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET /
SATURDAY, Nov. TO p. NJ.
The stock market to-day continued 10 exhibit
strength. outside buyers presented themselves
in more than usual numbers, and even the most
persistent bears obliged 70 confess that
their calculations had been changed by the new
political deal and its resultant symptoms. Tnat
confidence in the futnre Is being attended by an
outpouring OF fresh money is beyond question;
that capitalists are showing their faith in an
early Improvement is fact that can
not be doubted by those who observe and
analyze the course or investment; that
prices generally are advancing as the re-
suit oil political changes, and that We
are entering upon new speculative career, are
also signs OF the hour. We predict nothing; but
capital seems TO have assumed such voice since
the election to leave little room Tor doubt con-
cer1ing It's purposes. The faitn of the people ls
more potent than the power OF the local specuia-
tor. 1t is by no means certain that the incoming
week Will not show lower prices as the conse-
quence OF temporary raid. yet 1t may be written
almost ike prophecy that within sixty or ninety
days we shall see in Wall street scale OF prices
that Will make every buyer jubllant who holds at
present figures.
THE STOCK MARKET
today may be described as strong. The highest
prices OF the week were made. Compared with
the close yesterday there were losses but on the
contrary, in every instance gain. The leaders
Of the market were Union Pacific and Pacific Mail.
OHIO and MISSISSIPPI was also prominent on &C.
count OF its significant advance TO 3oA. Lake
Shore likewise maintained it's late prominence by
moving up TO s11s and Rock Island advanced to
9sA.
THE SALES
OF the day amounted to 225, 900 shares, which were
distributed among leading stocks as follows:-
New York Central and Hudson, 500; Erie 5,4o0;
Lake Shore, o7,1oo; Northwestern, Il, 500; North
western preferred, 500; Rock Island, 100; Pacific
Mail, 1880; st. Paul, 500; st. Paul preferred,
900 onios 81 500; Western Union, %, 900; Wabash,
$500; Union Pacific, 65 100; c., C. and l. c., SEQ;
Panama, GOO.
OF the day are shown by the following closing
figures, wnicn are compared with those OF last
evening"
GAINs-Ar rlantlc and Pacific, preferred, per
cent? New York Central and Hudson, "a; Erie, u
Hannibal and st. Joseph, Il; Northwestern, COM
mon, 81; Lake shore, "a Ohio and Mississippi
IL; Pacific Mail, l; Panama, 1; Rock Island, q
st. Paul, % Wabash, d; Union Pacific /; West
ern Union, u.
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
TIE following table shows the opening, highest
.aF.t h. Inr
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
HERALD SUNDAY 9, QUADRUPE SHEET
on account of interest, ana sssa,oOo in redemption

on account OF interest, and s6s2 600 IN redemption
OF nve-twenty bonds.
The operations OF the Treasury at the New YORK
ONCE during the week included the disbursement
OF S. 554 600 on account OF interest," S. 900 in
redemption OF fve-twenty bonds, and the receipt
OF $l.549,0 900 for customs.
or the call for $25, oOo 900 bonds due November
$1,000 600 have been received, 900 in national
bank notes received for redemption to-day. The
agency is now making prompt return for all notes
sent in for redemption. The Treasury holds
$685., 600, 600 in bonds to secure national bank
circulation and s6 900 to secure public deposit
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the foilow-
ing quotations United States currency skies.
lis a llSh4; do. do, 1851 registered, lis lls&;
do. do, coupon, llsa4 llo; do. nve-twentles,
1862, registered, III a MY; do. do do, coupon,
eX-interest, Ill - lllh DO. do, 1864. registered,
l12a ll3; do. do do, ex-interest, 1888 ll3ss
DO. do, lse5, registered, ia a ll4A; do. do.
do, coupon, ex-interest ll4is 1l4a4; do. do.
do, new, registered. ll6sl III; DO. do. do,
coupon, 1l65s ALI; do do, 1867 registered 1l7's
a ll7s; do. do, do, coupon. 1l77s lis; do. do,
1885, registered, ll7ts a lls; do do, do. coupon,
ll7A lis; do ten-tortes. registered, 111A 1l2;
do. do, coupon, 112as 1l2sS do. 1ves 1884, regis
tered, 1ll3s I115s; DO. do, do., coupon, 1117s
lllls.
RAILROAD BONDS
were arm HUDSON River second, sinking fund.
sold at los; Chicago and Northwestern consoli-
dated gold bonds at 81; Chicago and Northwest
ern nrsts at 95, Union Pacific frsts at s9t4, land
grants at 81 and sinking funds at IS 7514 Han
nIbal and ST. Joseph eghts, convertible, were bid
Tor from so up to 81 without sale. Central Pacific
bonds closed at 93s to 9Sh and Union Pacihcs soA
TO so1 for hrsts, sea 70 s7S for land grants and
75t4 to 159s for sinking funds,
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
THE CENTRE STREET FIRE.

The fire at Nos. 10 and 1T2 Centre street, re-
ported in the HERALD yesterday morning, and
which broke our at ten minutes to two O'Clock in
the morning, Is estimated TO have caused dam
age OF about $4,000. The flames started IN the
boiler room in the basement OF the building, nve
story brick, and spread with unusual rapidity 70
the upper floors. Messrs Wood, TibDalls PIKE,
house, Their loss on stock is estimated at $500 :
insured. Heyenger Ruttenberg x Co., briar wool
pipe makers occupied the second and third noors.
The damage 10 the property OF this rrm Is pu,
down at S500i insured Kari Hcilender, scron
sawyer, VINO did business on the fourth moor, sus-
pied by n. B. Henton Co Loss $4,000.
damage OF $1,000 Is estimated 10 Bave been dohs
>" tna building, which liz insnrej.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

An important meeting OF this society Will he
held in Philadelphia during this week, COM
mencing on Tuesday, in the Hall OF che College OF
Physicians. During the session, which viii con-
tinue till Thursday evening, papers WIN be read
and discussions had upon some OF the most inter-
esting and important topics connected with con-
tagious ana infe ctious diseases sanitary science,
hereditary Inirmity, hospitals excessive infant
mortality, supplies OF ioOd In large cues, treat
ment OF ORAL water supply, scnoJlroom peri!s,
suicide cities, ventilation, sites for buildings,
vial statistics Of large towns. health 81 tenement
houses and many other kindred topics py large
company OF the foremost medical men OF me
country, together with q number oil representa-
tyes oi otner professions, interested In tnc great
questions involved In and connected win pubic
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
A CASE OF CONSCIENCE.

Az anonymous letter OF whtcn the following is
a copy was received at the Department OF Taxes
and Assessments yesterday
GEoRcs NJ. AsDREws, Esq., No. 80 Chambers street. New
York.
Enclosed please And S75 for q small estate,
the income OF which goes widow. IL the estate
were placed your tax the would
up the rate as to seriously cripple her. The
entire Of three small mortgages. pay
lhis from my pocket Yours &C -
The sum enclosed was paid into the city Treas
ury, as by the following receipt
New York, November g. 1874. Received from George
NJ. Anlrews SIS stated above), credited
iund. GEORGE w. LANE, Chamberlain.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
CLOSING PR1CEs-s O'CLOCK P NJ.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRopucE MARKEr.-LoNpoH, Nov. 7-Evening..
Spirits turpenune, z6s 3d. per cwt
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

->
AT THE LOWEST RATES IN TWO YEARS
STOCK PRIVILEGES negotiated by the lowest
in the market best parties, and guaranteed by
selves. The following the distances at which Al
privileges obtainable through house,
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
1915 and II:3O A. NJ.

lls11 slU000 U S 5-,o,, '67.. ll71s
lle1s so u ) 5-20, c, 'b7. sm ll14s
il3s4 300 U 5 $40, C. rs. go. ll7Js
li65s 10000 U SIS, r, 81. -. lllsa
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
c5A0 n0n WAS RECEIVED IN ROYALTIES

chain stitch boot and shoe wing machine; few tncu
dollars wanted introduce boot and shoe wing
machine no extensively used in Europe far superior
to the Mckay machine, because it makes double
thread lock stitch Address ). u. HOVEY, W Thomas
street. New yOrR.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
GOLD

was without feature, the market ranging from ITO
at the opening TO 11oA, with the close at the lat
ter price, The rates paid for borrowing were l, 2,
IL, ~ per cent and fat.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 7, lS7A-THE PARTNER
IN ship heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the and style of Muckeston darkness IS
dissolved by mutual John Harkne IS
authorized up all affairs said partnership
and collect all debts due the same.
ROWLAND MUCKLESTON.
JOHN HARKNESS
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money closed at per cent on call, without
feature. Foreign exchange ended as lollows:-
Sirty Days Three Days.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MANAGER. OF GEN.
N teel appearance, is wanted Immediately Tor q nrst
class literary entertainments small capital requires |.
Apply to ?. RULLMAN'S Theatrical Agency, ia Broad
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The Bank statement shows an increase in the
legal reserve OF Sl53,oo0. Loans increased
s3,1os,ooo, which is strongly indicative OF renewed
business, and in specie s553, ,7oo The report OF the
week is regarded as encouraging and suggestive
OF a turn in the tide against which so many have
recently fought in vain.
The following Is comparison OF the averages as
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

4 BAKERY AND HOTEL. INCLUDING STORE AND
n Stable zone estatel, well established In business
centre West EARNS, Twenty fourth ward ,his city, Tor
et all in order; eligible
ent goodwill and future growth. Apply II. G. SIZE
PHENs, owner, le7 Broadway or j. L. WELLS, near
premises.