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A NUMBER of our farmers were induced
}y the 'ethrrial mildness of ONE of the
last DAYS In February, 20 tap some OF their
sugar trees. Old "B0rcas and king
Frost formed 4 conspiracy and plugged
them uD again.
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TIE r.rfner.lip heretofore eEHuoS DelEel
n G4rre-n anl Carey has tAisla{ expl1ea- a.
-s8-s i-leHref 20 THE Fad hr1 VII plea& or
ruard al settle their ae1.lli. a. We N-- q
- ~ Orr - April
GARyIAN AGAREI-
Berlin. Fas.I1 1s7@ Eo@A
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On Monday, April 5fh, 1873,
THE TIMES.
4 EIRsE-c1ASS wEWspAPER
DAILY And VEEihl:aaTl:ss7s!:
Independent in Everything. Neu-
tral in Nothing, Opposed to Cor
rupt Rings in Municipal STATE and
National Affairs.

Ina DAIIY TINES will be i-sucI on SATURDAY.
tins 18Th OF March noN,- anil every In9raing aiter.
Sundays excepted. under the editorial 1irectiaa o..
A. h. Mcclure. printed c0Innactly lun clear.
new TIVE. On a large lni1 sheet. containing all
the news Of Che day. including TIE Associated
Press T~elegraas, Special kilograms aAd C1Tr8s-
p0ndeuce from al points 81 interest. ana fearless
editorial discussions efaii eslrreH- topics. Puee
two eents.
Mail subscriptions. postage free, siXd3ltFs per
annum. or ans cents per IGonth. in advance.
Advertisements. hitecn, twenty and hirv cents
rer lire acc riding 10 frr-f ION.
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NECK-TIEs. collars. suspenders. socks,
gloves. hlnkkerchiets, &c, of the neHcsi
STYLES and lowest prices at
AMOS STICKS,
No. 8, Mammoth Block.
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TRUsTEEs, SALE OF REAL
Friday, April Cd, 1873,

BY virtue or an order issued out Of The orphans
Court Of Somerset County. Pa, TO the uu1ersign-
ed directed, there viii be exposed 10 sale, By pub
lie 0utrFv. on
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uARrER's MAGAZINE, Atlantic, Serb
uer, Galaxy. Littell, B~iackwood, Cooley,
Leslie, and Demorest's Fashion Magazines
at Amos Stocks at publishers rates.
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SOME If oar exchanges are saying that
March came in ike a lion. and viii 90
cut like q lamb An Old friend Of ours
says that il came in like a lion and viii
~ out like The devil.
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kugCtz Hf.ti 81 tiilef.
! III and q egfoth
Scheif.
kuufz.
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IOHH DlBERT. John 0. ROBERTS.
JOHN DIBERT & CO.,
BANKERS
ClRNE2 HAN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
JOHNSTOWN, Pa.

Accounts OF Merchants and
other business people sOlicit-
ed. Drafts negotiable in all
parts Of the country for sale
Money Loaned and Collections
Made. Interest ut the rate of
Six Percent. per annEim al
lowed on Time Deposits.
Savings Deposit Books issu-
ed. and Interest Compounded
Semi-annuaIly when desired.
4 General Banking BIsincss Transacted
Feb. IQ
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MERCHANTS AND DAIRYMEN

olPt5rs AMI vmte PeseIm have their shipments .nl gmenrhygs W Promises sn
tmEn to heir Hrasandb obtain HIGHEST AARKETP PRICES Tor BUTTER sent az Hhh
Nn-..aas -5. aE-z.IL mail q @e haLal principal store. in q. s..H. sRn
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Go iawikeSy Young or good beef

Go ip " ikeN Young S loT good ucei.
j. Fl. Frirz. County Surveyor. Special
Office dav. Saturday. Office in tho Court
House. Somerset, Pa.
kl kinlso salt. fish and hams in store
and fa- sale 40 The Diamond Grocery OF
Ezra 7. BccEhlgy.
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Our jovial Young friend, Will Kimmel,
has sold his interest in "Our Own Drug
store. to Mr.. George W. Benford. The
business viii hereafter he carried on by
4. G.. Rcuford & Co.
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Pittsburgh &Coanellsvills
Pittsburgh, Washington & Baltimore
ALTERATION OF THE.
Esil anal Lsgnn1iliu Trans daily, except
grrisT2. ETg75G Trains daily.
TIME TABLE
ssSEORT LLNE-'7

1a ans amer Sunday, nov. 18Th, lS'+ Trains
I'm tl.s Road VIII D,par, and Arrive From Depot
ss-ne- Grant auI Water streets, as follows;
--,.- rF~-srrreu vlIE. ARRIVE.
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THE largest assortment and stock OF
Wallpaper ever brought TO Somerset, viii
arrive at Stocks in q few days. He will
take pleasure in showing them.
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PRICES reduced. Quick sales ana
small r~-7-,s. We mean business
". T. A~ITFATEER * Co
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GLADES BUTTER,

-, M rrvnrr r. rrrR INTEREST TO SHIP TO Us WI PR9MISEr RETURNS
y 4A4+L44EEAFH a ~ a. I III FRTTTER Is SOLD AND Will MAKE LIBEBALA ID
NANCES on ALLSHiPMENrS. ~,.rSS orFu~rS
CARDS CAN BE OBTAINED y Am"
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The Somerset Herald.
wr-n,r.,.y aIarchlo 1873.
THE TABLES.

p. ~ r. R.-rass aasaaAt roiyr,
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Respectfully solicit erslumcnsd BUTTER and general PRODUCE he large snd regular
tatw e have Or Buuero fTss superior mfusumeutsbr
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PLkNTIFFs.

LArurner's assig'e, ScheI ami KoontE. FIX
same, Schc.i .ri E71uf-, Xix
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YARN FOR SALE.

III II ~
marI1 Bucksto1n- -
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MErEnspALE. Feb. .. 1875.
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.Ir,r received al ~. F. Alua,Eer & Co.,
successors to G. +. Rhoads & Bro, a
tull line of fresh groceries. at bottom
prices
TRY Morrison & Bros LinimcHi, large
hr,tie and CHEAP. Good for Aches and
Pains Cuts and Bruises. Il has no equal
trr cures or price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
YACHTING NOTES.
The following passed wnitestone yesterday :

The following passed whitestone yesterday
Yacht Alarm N.Y.Y.c., Rear Commodore Kings
land, from New Haven e. r2uts lor New YORK N
Yasnt Restless. N.Y.Y.c., Mr.. Kane, from New
he Yacht Agnes, AY.C,, Mr.. smith, from New York
for New London.
The schooner yacht Gypsie, MI. Hermann Living
ston, New York and Brooklyn Yacht clubs, IL
living or Carmansvlle, North River. The GJpsis
LOOKS IKE q new craft, she has been lenglnened
forward and fitted with new masts rigging anu
canvas.
The schooner yacht Agnes, Vice Commodore
Fish OF the Atlantic Yacht Club Is sailng fast tnla
season she Is lying or the foot OF court street,
South Brooklyn.
The soop yacht Madcap, built by Albertson, OF
Philadelphia for Mr.. Busk, was towed through tne
canal last week. and is now being fitted up on
Jersey City. The sloop yacht Vixen was built py
Inc schooner yacht Ider Mr.. 8. ]. Colgate, New
York Yacht Club, was down the Bay on Thursday
and sled ike a witch. Her owner is much
pleased with the way she goes since hel spSiS
The schooner yacht Madeleine, Commodore John
s. Dcgerson, OF tne BROOKLYN Yacnt Ciup IS sun =.
Nvack, fitting out. she Will De Down the Day iA
The sIoop Yacht Kate has been sold by ex-Com,;;
modore Robert Dillon TO AR. RandoIlpn; Sne WIZ
still remain ia the Brooklyn facne Clup. -, ,r m
Tne sioop yacht Saidee. Rear Commodore Al. 4.
DAVIDSON, Brooklyn Yacht Ciup has arrived ION e,
ing well and is lying OF the foot OF Court streeg.
Tine annual regatta OF the New YORK facnt Cluo
| Will be sailed on Wednesday, June 49, over the
regular course. = .
Inc schooner yacht Triton, Commodore G. A.
Thayer, Atlantic Yacht Club, Is down the bay
nearly every day. -
The soop yacht Vision, Mr.. ]. J. Alexandra, New
| York Yacht Club, has been III commission some lew
! aays. She Is looking saucy as ever ana lies on
| Stapleton. staten Island. s,n. :, ~
| Mr.. X. II. Huntey's now sloop yacht, nuut py w,
| Smith, OF IsIp, Long Island, was launcned last
4 Tuesday. ,n ~.
4 York Yacht CLUB, has left Cars YARD at CITY
Island Her ccntrebOard has been removed ana
she Is now a keel yacnt. .,,s
i The annual regatta or the Brooklyn facht Gun
Will be sailed en- June 10, over the regular course.
| the schooner yacht Comet, Mr.. ". h. Langley.
| New York ana BroOKlYh Yacht clubs, Is SAILING re-
markedly wei in her neW suit oil canvas IL ID 70.
| ported that she gives them all the go-by.
Mr. II. w. Holmes celebrated clipper yacnt ray.
| ful has been launched from Mr.. MacGlenans yaid
| at Pamrapo n. J.
me schooner yacnt Clio Messrs. Asten and
Bradhurst, on the ways at staten Island, nIting
| out for the season. =.
The schooner yacht Ariel, Commodore swan OF
the SeAwanhaEa Yacht Club, alter undergoing ex-
tenslye alterations at Nortnport has been dellv.
cred TO her owner. She has been gwen new
bow and her null mas oeen refastened Win locust
treenals ana galvanized iron.
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THE NEW JERUSALEM.

oFnTRRAL CONVENTION or THE swEDENBoRoIANs.
III General Convention OF the '.New Jerusalem"
in the United states OF America met In session
yesterday AZ the cAurcn Of that denomination Ia
Thirty-dftn street, between Fourth and Lexine.
ton avenues.
Tue proceedings were opened with PRAYER BY
the Rev. w. II. Hinckley, Secretary OF the Conven.
zion, and religious exercises we're conducted BY
Rev Mr.. Pettee, or Massachusetts. The resignation
Of ]. W. Y. Seaman, o. Chicago, Vice President
was accepted A letter from the Rev. Or. Wor
cester or Massachusetts, the President Of the Con
yenuon, was read, declining denomination. The
Hon. r. A. Plantz OF OHIO, was then chosen tenn
porary Chairman. Messrs. Wright HOBART and
Prentice were appointed the Committee on Ore-
dentaIs. Inc credentials Of ministers ana dele
gates were received and IL was found that sont
forty ministers ana $50 delegates were present, rep
resenriLg associations from Maine, MASSACHUSETTS,
New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, ONO, Mlchf
gan, Illinois, Missouri and Canada. A resolution
was passed ordering the election OF oncers to-day
ton, that ne would move to-day that the presiding
ministers OF associations OF conferences snouh
be appointed presidents or the Convention al
nualiy IN tue rotation OF their seniority. The res
OF the forenoon session was taken up with th
reading OF the report OF the MASSACHUSETTS asso
cation, from wntcn IL appeared that mere wert
now /, 800 church members, and that 5000 mis-
sion FUNDS had been expended during the year.
There were seventeen sunday SCHOOLS, Win an
aggregate Of /, COZ pupils.
Inc Convention then TOOK recess ana very
Interesting religious service was held durlhH
which the Row. ). W. warren, OF England,
preached.
collation. Of substantial character wa
served after the religious exercises,
Tue following 10 the Cnurch'B own bucclncI 30
count o. toe state OF toe hnances lor tne yeai
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THE REFORMED CHURCH SYNOD.
UNION OF THE CANADIAN PRESBYTERIAN
cHURcHEs-rHE CHARGES AGAINST THE

UNION OF THE CANADIAN PRESBYTERIAN
cHURcHEs-rHE CHANGES AGAINST THE
COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION.
the third days session OF the General Synod OF
the Reformed Cnurcn at Jersey CITY was opened
yesterday with prayer BY the Rev. DR.. Chamber.
lain.
letter was received from the Rev. John N.
Kane, Secretary or the Canada PRESBYTERIAN.
Church, announcing that the union OF the diner
ent breaches OF the Presbyterian Church In
Canada, would be effected IN two weeks, and that
the churches would feel great pleasure II the
synod should send q delegate to their conference.
me question or changing the ritual In regard
TO the Dap smai ceremony was revived by com.
munication from the Rev. Dr.. yandeveer, asking
thar the Synod accord him q hearing on the queS
ton OF expunging the words dipping In" rom
the baptismal form. Tne request was granted
The charges made against DR.. Lansing, secre'
tary OF the Board, wore then taken mp, ana Dr.
lnglis spoke boldly In defence OF the Board. lss
sphere OF usefulness mad been serioasly impaired
not by any mismanagement on tue part OF tne
Board. but by unwlse Interference on the part 81
the synod. Dishonesty hAd Deen charged AGAINST
members OF the Board, out these cnarkes ne IN.
dlgnantl repealed. Inc charge tnat tue BOARD JIG
NOT publish the right books he aso empnatlcaIy
denied. me Board coulted the 0roadest lnQurJ
Raays wsre allowed 70 DIE out De was satisfied
tnat only i small minority OF the Reformed Cnuroh
were opposed TO the BOARD. lhey SouIu uot Solu-
ply with the resolution OF the Synod requiring
taem to curtail the expenditure ~ the sum OF
$4,000. as that meant the dismissal OF tner secrs-
tary. The Board considered IL would be unlaf
10 uismtss him without warning. Opposition
sprang up in many guar ers on tue alleged gtopno
tuat the Board were not doing as mucn as they
should do. Inc address or tne speaker was ap.
plaused. - - :.
Rev Dr. Chambers called the attention Of the
synod TO the overture irOm the Chassis OF New
York In reference 10 the proposed changes Ia the
liturgy aud it was made the special order fof
Tuesday next.
After long debate on the question olad1ourn.
ment to next week II was nnally res0IVeu 70 hou
"a naf day. session to-day.
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In tas competition Tor places upon the Amen
can team whica occurred "a Aptll and May, Mr..
Arden Nicroi Csnaeld, Jr secured the sixth
place, which was made vacant ~ Mr. hepourn's
Withdrawal, and Messrs. X. Y. Carpenter, Leslie
be worthy TO occupy the last three places in the
party. Inc Americans viii therefore take nine
shoot IN the contest az may be determined ION
the other SIDE ~ me water.a In April last Major
IN Ireland that the targets 70 be used n
The coming contest should not be square,
s iss .age csserIptio S as those which
now Ia use AZ Wimbledon, that s, having CIR
culsr pulls sles,n 'coatres,n 'lnhersn and
lou ers.n Although our representatives. declined
TO shoOt except at the old kind OF targets, the
lrsnmen nave sedulously pracised upon the new
fact OF Eaeir being used the round faced target
will make the Irish team any more
FORMIDABLE TO oCR RIFLEnES
before the square "Uurts' than they Weuid other
wise nave been. The latter orer i larger "bun's
eye" than the former, and u seems lar 10 pre-
their Dalls within the square space now thar, n
they had not been disciplined ~ nring a. tAe
been practising carefully upon ire a,S
style target and u scarcely Dropse/
aDle TO them inan tle discipline, which the5 =
procured oy firing at smaller OBJECT v}itF .W
result o. the contest wnlch will occur o4U oan n
OF June. perhaps AZ D1ufmOunt on the. 80 &C ~
o. ClontAri near Dnohn perhaps o. Ns c ne ~,
lBgs whica annually occur upor, "a muster
bosom. We nave ny reliable GAIA ROAD ,sS :,
shooting must soon become proXAf nJ" ~ TN
many innnences 70 anect shloNM Iaa lbero ~
practice cannot completely g1tJ Watcn eOhssah
educate good primary Qualities ". Flacuoe WI
until tney approach inlalhetAE ol hcIVe SUI ~
q; ana hence % tis 9 5Sv ao no. s9aS
nerves unsteady snd " WORK, maze ~
and thus cause Va ths eyes aessptass
eve > 10 nv uerkabs ~ sotor 10 sJuko "bull'
hapa into she amnlg . the outer square. or fsT
whlah he Jrlsa taS 1T Atmosphere. yne seor
ber nroy.5 a%y4el1 "a achieved mere la 5spte %
vssa az i Safore n deal ia tots connection.
~ .sTiStns sy came here ana aneI she
- 49, laaat.f, Jntest At Cr0edmoOr, t01t the
&i0 pot ISkt..% AT The best Sill With the rife
me lf,sh 4 ~ II was declared tnat the recu
uarl YES ~ ~ atmOs phere WOUd prevent tpef
rom mA.P q score as large a. they could max
IN Hei~au. " hsrB tney we're used 10 eertain phe
/ nomena " lgnt, wInd az. Yet. IN che lace 81 a
lGess tmh y hoy scored higher AZ Crsedmoo
/ To- SIX A0mDegs Vi irish teams, called better
! egss seer ~ A. Wimbledon. SO lar no proof 70
/ peen haYanced that The Irlsp team 81 DIS yea
: Nill acniaye aigher score tle.n was made BY tha
ot ast yeAri aud, "a tho other hand ~ " not mar
81 ASSUME tpaS tue Ame ncRu team will nt
\ mb&s q smaller general average tnaa tnog mad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
rHE AMERICAN TEAMS PRACTICE.

The tables whicn are given below COM
prize complete resume OF the practice
carried on by the American team this
wear at Creedmoor. The general average or
each man win be found at the END OF .he
four COMPETITIONS Tor places on the team. ana
also at the foot OF the eleven practice meetings
which were mad since The team mas been formed.
From these figures each mans place Is found with
nnerrinr cerfainty, and Will be seen At glance
Nv consulting the list i averages
- AMERIcAS TEAM SCORES.
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
Last Day Of the Spring Trot-
ting Meeting.
THREE INTERESTING RACES.
J. c. Blaine, Amy and FranklJ.
the Winners.

Tne'spring meeting at the Prospect Park Fair
Grounds closed yesterday with some very nne
tro, ring. The postponed trot OF Thursday was the
nrsLevent on the card, and this was won nandlIy
by J. G. Blaine. Then there was trot between
2: "a horses, which was won by NJ Carrolls pay
mare Amy. This was followed by contest be :
tween :29 horses, and it was won by Mr. Boch-
elor,s morse Frank ]. The track was good and the
weather very tne. The following are the detals:--
THE POSTPONED TRoT OF THURSDAY.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GRoUNDs-SPRING MEET
rSG-IHIRD AND FOURTH DAYS, June and ar
81 Ooo Tor horses that have never beaten z:4o,
5000 TO the first, $500 10 the second ana SloO 70
the third horse; mile heats best tnree IN nVe' A
harness.
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IL viii be seen that the Americans won by three
points. Tney VINO argue upon the result oil The
contest may use 'ii' as many times as they can
load their speech win the word, and yet Will be
aole 10 prove nothing against the propriey or
tnat end II Lieutenant Fulton mad not maze Ills
wonderful score, his lack might nave been sup
piled by better shooting by his supporiersi II Mr.,
Miner had lreu AZ tie Tgnt target instead OF the
wrong. he might only nave made an ''outer," and
thus ais '.teamn would nave lost by one point. IL
IL Jolly 70 say Ell Tor the word may be used 70
prove both sides OF one question. IL Is better 10
accept results as theg come. ana afterWard work
10 Offset them. The lrshmen VINO came here and
lost did this. They accepted me TACT That ihey
had lost, anu challenged another trial OF sEil be-
tween the representatives. VI the two nations.
They Issued their
SECOND CHALLENGE
Immediately after the Creedmoor meeting, aud IL
WAS very soon accepted by the National kIre AS
soclation ana the Amateur Rife Cluo for the
marRSmen or this counfry. great deal or cor
respandence passed between Major Leech, the
Captain 81 the irish team, ana the TWO ride
organizations Or tnis city: but IL was not until
AprIl that active preparations for the contest OF
April inc Amateur Ride Club Issued en- al sress TO
the rinemen OF America, IN which II renearsed the
terms oil the contest aud the rules which had been
made with reference 10 selection Of members or
thc American team. To great number OF
persons the latter we're not satisfactory. They
allowed the members Of toe team oil last year 10
siana upon the record thcy lad then achieved,
and hEn0s the following members Of last years
team elected 70 stand upon the following scores
wAlcn they made IN tae International contest and
the Bennett match:-
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For the support OF the organization an assesa
meut OF B3,760 mad been levied for ths year; 81
that amount 1890 81 was pad ia,
The following glves 80 account OF the condition
oil the organzation IA New YORK city .-COmmunk
nt pubic worship, 1907 baptlsma, q; number VI
members added durlnR tao year, II; deaths and
removals, OF Sabbath school teachers, IL; nuinoeH
or scholars, TO- Ine total number vi coinmunl.
ca 1ts IN the organizaJIon as reported, are .0ln.
muDlcants, 8lO; nOly supper, 9S0, average attends
ance a. pubic worship. Cos; baptlsms. ~. number
OF members added, OF deaths and removals, ~.
The report Ia regard to the Theot aical Sc Iiaary
was not Watering, 40 now members eccedInp---io
fact there being 20 stu1ens 90 all lac total cg.
pense luF tue theological REQUISITES we're $500
The Important Committee on the Sweden0Organ
Manuscript was continued with power 70 Al un
the fnn number the president ana vice prealdeni
OF the Convention having retred,
The Convention adjourned TO meet tha murnnA
at TED O'Clock, but u social meeting wes held Al
sue church lass evening, ~ when tnsre Has
good attendance.
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the quarter pole in sTk seconds iehgs1 anu
Ella Madden Annie Collins six length Dehi an;
Ella Madden broke up on the pacAsIrstcu, ,a anu 40
I:II He then came away, and WOO the neat anu
ne ce by three lengths Ella Madden seconn, MAJ,
length In 'front.' OF Arthur, Annie Coilns -,
tanced. Time OF the neat, 2S. Ella Maiden "on
second money and Arthur thlrd premium.
Aud this ended the successful spring meelhg "a
PROSPECT PARK FAIR Grounds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05

Sege1lth Heat.-Lady Blanche WAS the ilavorlte
over the field. she sold Tor $50, j. g. BIZ Inc 81
ana Ellie Deans So. Lady Blanche mad the best OF
n GOOD START Enle Deans second j. @ Blame
third. Blanche and Blaine soon left En- Deans
and passed the quarter pole head ana ne al, iour
Going along the backstretch Blain,, grad
ullly moved IN front OF Lady Blanc ne until
showed daylight between them. He DIR w away
more ana more until at the three-quarte pole ne
Was Jour lengths IN front, Lady Bianchti second,
ralf a length in front or En1e Deans. Fr ON there
10 the END j. G. Blaine had 1t all his own way, and
won the heat ana race by eight leng tins, Lady
blanche second. length in 'front.' OF Ell 10 Deans.
Time. 2:3oA.
FIRST REGULAR TRoT.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GRoUNDs-SPn Nc TRor-
TING MEETING-LAsT DAY, FRIDAY, June 4-Pnrse
81 500 for horses that nave never Dc lten 1884;
$500 10 the first, $3.50 to the second. nd $3.50 to
the third morse; mile heats, best threi in i've, in
harness.
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He TEAM AvRRAaI Is LAST YEAR.

From the nata an6l records that are given above
IL Will be seen thai, Whatever the cause may be,
the average shoC ting ut the American team OF
1875 Is very lar ST 1ort or that or 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05

Ata meeting OF the New YORK oaledonian CLUB
the following gentlemen we're elected delegates
TO tho sxtn annual meeting Of the North Amerl'
can United Caledonlan Association, TO DO held Ia
Toronto, July Al s--Messrs. !. craig, as. DlngwaL
W, *. a. Coma, X, Hamilton, " " nlssvsvhs -
IN me, ID. A. thompson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05

IL IS botn curious and instructive to compare
the general averages given above with those OF
the results OF the TOUR matches lest year, upon
which the members OF the old ieaT. were allowed
TO STAND. The practice this sprlpp. as compared
with mat OF last fall show lamentable deficiency
against our Creedmoor crack SIR oJs. 1t must not
be forgotten, however, that Lhes splendid averages
OF last years. matches, which, are gwen below,
were OF the most brilliant Results yet shown by
our long-range rlnemen.
TILE TEAM AYRRAQIR LAST YEAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05

"
MEETINGS
June l-1enth practice. Did attend.
June z-kleventh practice. Did not attend
ROLL or HONOR.
II the averages made by the members OF the
team at the competitions Tor places on it and
those made at their subsequent practices (reec,-
ing fractions in BOTH be ADDED together, 1t wlG
be found that the members take their places.Ae-
cordlng to the following order OF merit -
THE TEAM AS 1T STANDS.