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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07

ELEGANT PEYTANGA STREET EisIDENcE AT T,t'H-
Lie ArCrIoS.-M essrs. Nash s H1dgson, auction
eefs, sell on the Goth inst, that eligible and
handsome two-story and atri framed residence.
No 10 PrytanIa street, adjoin ng the beautiful
residences OF Messrs Chisln, Agar aud Maginnis
The house Is commodiou5, grounds very extern
i've, terms liberal, ard situation the most de-
Ightful. See advertisement for fllli particulars
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Ioos1IsuGD ON LIohTH PACE. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
car See cable ne W.

car See cable news
BARK TossBKRe fNor), from Tons5erg for Quebec in
ballast abandoned in the May Is The crew ar
rived At Quebec on the 2Sth
BARK CHIFPTAIS (Bri, IRON Maanzas for Europe, was
wrecked May TO- at AM, on Browns Cay Bahamas.
Back WASHINGTON tGer) Wolter from New York tor
l. ghorn before reDorted) into Gibraltar May H.
lak and ordered to discharge cargo and undergo
repairs.
BARK saga (Sor) Olsen from New Orleans for Malaga.
unknown steamer the morning OF May B, aboue ~
miles east OF Gibraltar and the latter vessel mime
uiaely backed clear and was not seen afterwards rue
bark struck her port bow ana cut right through
her pankiug, and Is ull water She has since Deem
surveyed ami recommended to discharge.
BERMUDA May 27-The hull and material OF bark Har-
vest Moon were sold at pnbc aueaon on the zth TOR
sioop screamer has recovered and landed about eco
tons marble, ship Charlotte.
HALIFAX, May 29-Ihe from the Dark Maggie NJ
Br). from Philadelphia Tor Queenstown. which was 70
been sold auction the other day, being kiln
dried by order OF its owner will be reshipped the
vessel The bulk OF it IS not injured.
NORFOLK May 3U-Wrecking steamer Resolute Will
lesye Today for schr Blasdel which Is SUNK In -
iathoms OF water 20 miles NE OF Cape Haterss. buoy
will be- placed her at and preparations made
raise the two locomotives on her deck.
SAN Francisco, NAY Z3-The steamer Mary Taylor
SAILED here the 2t inst tor Point Arena AMI re-
turned the night in consequence OF rong west
OF the 22d. and 30 AN. when of Bonas, sprung
leak, aud returned port leaking considerably she
assisted in by the steamer santa Cruz.
SHiPBUtL pfN6-Hr David Bayes is building three
be employed the trade between New Orleans
LAYER pool. Dimensious-enVth OF keel, 235 feet;
deck 2aS: beam Is hold, 81 tonnage, $50,
with carving capacity OF 4.oll tons, ,,a,. /.
The ship now building by the skolhold Bros, at
brunswick, Me, viii be nearly 100 tons. her square
frames were all set up on saturday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
THE ATLANTA BOAT CLUB.

The Atlanta Boat CLUB opened the seasons
work yesterday at their ooathouse on the Harlem
River and had most enjoyable time. large
number OF tie friends and admirers OF the Alta
laBtas responded TO the Invitation and partook OF
rue hOspi tauIles Of the CLUB and witnessed the
sports on the water Immediately In 'front.' OF the
toat house. several scrub races were rowed in
tours ana singles, the course beng from Third ave-
10 the Fourth avenue railroad bricge-diStauce \
little less than quarter of mile. Eustis acted
stroke OF one n. while Gnnster pulled stroke
oar for the opposing crew. The Eustts crew was
peafen IN botl heats. his men. however, were not
nearly IN as good condition as the other. The
evening was spent most pleasantly aud IL was
late hour before the com pany separated with
hearty good wishes for the success and prosperity
OF tue Atalantss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
OUR CABLE SKIPPING NEWS


ASrwRnP May 2s-sailed, ship Lennie orr. Hatfield,
United states
ALIcAxrE-Arrived, brig Matilda (ItaD, Nontagnaro
New YORK
BrLYAsT May so-Arrived, ship Eliza Everett. ;Br
Dunkerton, Philadelphia.
CLYDE Nay sl-Arrivea, BARK ophlr lBr Murray, Ma
/ tanzas.
CORR May so-salled. bark New York QtaD, cueca-
ruIlo New York.
cRoSSrApT-Arrved, ship Guardian, Ames Savannah;
bark Aercurius (swel Huffman, New Orleans; scnr
Hildur (Nor), vidar Mobile.
cADIz, May Sa--saileo, steamer Anglia CBr, Smith,
New York
Drs1x, May so-saned, bark slsipnsr tSor), Olsen.
United states.
Flxr4wooD. May sO-saIlsd, bark Veronica CSor Hen
rcEsen. United states.
orsoA, My s7-Arrivsd sriz 1potar uzau, Hnstrom.
Pensacola.
HAvRr May 2a-saiIsd, bark Australia CSor), 1vsrsen,
United States
KoxIGsuRss-Arrived bark Martin Lathsr sor), Olsen,
Baltimore
LIVERPOOL, May so-sailed ship Lucille. waite, Cal.
cutta.
ALSO saheo oOln- snps0 - eAIns t1D' ssn' eni'eu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
BOATING AT HOBOKEN.

The Germania Boat Cub. OF Hopoksn, celebrated
the opening OF their new boat house yesterday
afternoon by challenging the Atlantic Club, OF the
same place. 10 q race with fonr-oared barges; dis
tance three miles. ne challenge was accepted,
and al the appointed time the boats started. Inc
crew Of the Germania boat were Nessrs. A. Hart
man, {. StreDe, A. Barrn, G. Willing, +.
Bards, coxswain. Tue crew OF the Atlantic
boar were Messrs. J. Devlin, G. Er.enkeolter,
d. Mcqueen, J. Benson J. Hall. coxswain.
From the start the boats kept pretty evenly TO-
getner, and until theY turned 10 come home IL was
hard 10 say which had the advantage, for both
crews were In excellent CONDITION and bent TO
their worE vita a will. When nearing home, how
ever, the superior stroke OF the Atlanucs began TO
tell, and they gained on their opponents so much
as TO De a quarter OF boats length ahead when
witnin one hundred yards OF home. From this
time out tue race virtually ended. and the
Atlanucs won the victory By ABOUT one length.
Another race, single souls, three miles dis
lance, between some OF the members OF soc At
lantic and Germania clubs, 20 beat thirty minutes
then took place, with tho lolo WINS result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

IosE OF THE SPRING MEETING or TIE ma
wIoSAI, RIFTR ASSOCIATION

cLoaE OF TIE SPRING MEETING or TIE MA
TIoNAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Tue military shoFr and long range matches
closed lie spring meeting OF the National Rlne
Association at Creedmoor yesterday. The weather
Nas delightful, and In both matches. when
were shot At the new targets, excellent MARKS
alansnip was displayed good many spectators
were on tire grounds and the presence OF
Number OF ladies, who seemed 10 take keen
Interest IN wat passed, was very vel
cone incident in the day's proceedings
TllG MILITARY SNORT RasGE MATCH.
Tais contest commenced shortly after eleven
O'Clock. Il was open toyoluateers OF the National
Rice Association and 70 an memoers OF the
National Gnard state OF New YORK, Ia uniform.
Distance. 30 yards; position, standing; seven
rounds, win the privilege OF two sighting snots;
weanon, any military rile. the principal prizes
were:-FirSt, building lot at Creedmoor, valued
II $500; second life membership In the
National Rice Association (transierable) and SO
ii casa; third, q silver medal or cash. 500 In adj
ltlon 10 the above named prizes there were
.gnt minor ones Tor sums IN money OF from $40 10
~ making altogether e.even prizes, whose total
eaue was s3l7, Tue scores given below show
tne wlnneTs names according TO the number OF
tine prize carried on Dy each OF the successful
competltors There were l0l en- tries 10 the match.
THE SCORES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

FOREIGN PORTS.

BARAcoA, May PIN port schrs Carrie Bonnel, Har.
ria for Pniladephia deo Washington, Dresser,
Bsnxr5G, Nav sz-Arrfved. steamer Beta DR. shaw
HALIFAX ard sailed same lav tor - Thomas.
In port z7fn barks sIr George seymour Br from Ion.
don arrived sith. Harvest Noon condc mned and soil
sef do S seh rsrf ws ws from sew YoT
arrived ga LADY franklin olsen, from philadelphia,
arrived ~. Meteor Br. Dunsconp, rom * Jonn fk
cHFsrrlS rs. May 9D--cleorod, schr Viola May tEr
DEmrn1a. May PIN port schr 3 Keeling. Robin
from Baltimore. Just arrived
Hawes aud Julia Decker. Freeman from View YORK
fAIKLGxD ISLANDS March lO-Arrived barxs Roycroa
dr. Purdy Monfcvideo; 2lsf, viking lr). kyerson do
gale 18th. barK Eyyor, httieneld, Coduimbo
,lso arrived sls steamer Peruvian CBr, Watts Liver.
cIBRAtrAR May 6-Arrived, barSs Eros dtln Marssca.
and DoIns niSo tal Jaccasino lev fyrs to2sh no. ar
sailed 9Th. brig Aguiia utaD, Donovaro drom New
In Dort Eta barks saga CNori Olsen, RON New or.
leans tor Malaga IN DISTRESS Washington Ger, Wotcr,
S SEW sTs 9rs os Tor sa9TS 70 agShs sw or
x.o Il Bori Ss y bars eaisf ScGSr,on, New
a1rsoa I.iAso Say 2ln por. sOhE. HiIes Barnard,
o@ Seae.t arrived dth; Race kesss ss6 irss
sew FORK. arrived loth heindssr howard, ffom DO,
Hs.rsas Nay si-XrriYsd seamsrs Worcester, Rot,
ton Geo shaiiaok 50 Plsrrs; bsrk Arizona, Conanh
Ierists. April l-clssrcd previously, bark Niagara
Ger. for New forE. -, -. ,.-- -. -,
Yerki Loyal sam mr., ana nsrcstor, Tor 90 -,
AosrryIBro May lb-saned, SHrG Bss.eT A Blanchard,
Ssssle. Sas gl-clearsa, ship Mhtoa tRr,, Har orom
rcnsaeoia hayiag repstrea Laysrp9os 4, ,,,tn an,
os.ssSsrt sr,, jens. hsysteeg 70 Ssasss. ,,,.m,,
isssss Hs xSs ss $50. ,s saya a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
SPOKEN.

Ship Natchless from Liverpool for Csnao, April Il,
let As 80 y. lou 1857 W.
ship Protector CSor from Pensacola for Bergen, April
20, lat 81. Ion 65.
shlp hides tPrl. from Greenock tor Port Royal
Sc. Aprl p. lat 40. lo1 Is.
Ship howard troop (of 81 John, NIB, from LaboS
Island Tor Falmouth. Aprll ~, lat :. 80 W.
Bark Evening sta. (Sor), from Astoria for Falmouth
March %, la "a 10 ;, Ion 80 45 w.
BARK z ) Carl IRON Liverpool for Calcutta, April
=, latA 80 N Ion 70 ~ w.
Barr Beatrice Hayner from Liverpool to Macassar.
March 2. lat "a so !. lon ~ 80 W.
Bark John Griffin, IRON New FORK for Havana, May
81, no lat. &c NY pilot boat Mary Fish,.
Brig Johu Welsh, Jr. Yanselaw. from New York for
Havana May "a 40 miles q OF Cape Nav Lightshp
same aaie rs PM brig tally TO- Porto Rico
Boston by pIiot boat NARY tishl.
Brig Venture (Br) Fai er. from Rio Grande Tor New
London Tor orders May 20. of Cape May Lightship.
scar Prescott from Baltimore tor Baracoa. May 90
or hatteras
schr Chrome, from Boston tor Port Prince, Nay %
90 mics l. OF Nantuc8e; Lightship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

AEwPoRr. RI, May 81 1875
Steamer Amos 9 Barstow. Capt Howard, which ar
riyed At Providence last evening from New iorS, re-
ports that at about7 o'clock of the previous evening,
when about halt way between Hart Island ana Execu-
ton Rocks run into by schooner supposed 10 be
the John II Perry. Of New Bedford, bound west she
the sarboard side. breaking her
raj bulwarks ana i've Sanctions, carrying away boat
ana dayts smashing the pilot house badly breaking The
bell and whistle aud doing other damage. The schooner
kept her way, without stopping TO see If ASSIST
needed. The Barstow came 70 anchor and re-
manned until o'clock yesterday morning, when she
proceeded on her way 10 Providence. capt Howard
and the wheelman in the wheehouse at the time
OF the collision, and had very narrow escape rom in
Jury Three ladies were also in a room apaf The pilot
house and were considerably frightened.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
ATHLETIC SPORTS.

PoPULAR YIELD SPORTS AT MOTT HAVEN
sPErS9 GAMES OF TIE NEW YORK ATHLETIC
CLUB.
The spring games OF the New York Athletic CLUB
came oil yesterday afternoon az Mott Haven, ana
we're Witnessed BY about 1900 spectators. The
nrst contest was . one mile handicap run. me
course was q nitn Of q mile circle. Al. D. Stern
easily won tue race.
Tie second contest was a 100 yards race, nandi-
cap III three heats W. .. Gurus, L. {. la Mon
tagne and c. c. Barnette ran tine nrs, neat, when
was q dead heat between the two former. The
second neat wa run BY ). strasDurger. q. q.
stow and Il. W. RatnDone, the nrst named WIZ.
Mug. Tie tnird neat was run by A. III. Curtis ald
the unnlng or which followed, between Messrs.
sfrasDurxer, La Montague, w. b. and A. II curtis,
the latter arrived nrst at the winning post Ia
ke@ seconds.
! running nigh Jump Tor the club cham pion.
thip loh0wtd, tue competitors being T. .. foOte
md a. h. Burris. The later was adJudged t1e
winner. ne having attained height OF four eet
ak aGu One-hah incnes.
The most Interesting feature Of the exhibition
was seVen-nile walk or the club championship
between y. NJ. stern and James Fraser. fns
aecessitated the competitors makiug tbirty-elgnt
circuits on toe course THIS race was won by stern,
me TINE iof toe race being h. N. ~ S., Fraser
competing Ma taRE about ii seconds Ia er.
IN tie running broad Jump handicap ". u.
5urris carried on tue palm, navlng cleared space
0easurinR seventeen Ieet seven lncnea.
Zoe seventh leat, hal.mie run Tor me
AlO Championship, was performed BY N. r.. Bur.
~, VINO went over tbs coarse al0ne In m. 24s.
yat " four competitors Ia 0no-aiis wax, h4ndl.
TAP, W, Y. heyredy proved the victor Dis actual
Ans oeiug em. 1ss fhs ooncludlnG contest .
80 yaree race, handicap, vas yea " W. b. Carts
a "a MpcOLds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA, Q, May s9-saied, bark Clifton (sr, Queens
XPPoyArG. May 70 Arrived. schr Thomas smith,
sus. On. May STARVED parks Luigi CtaD. saliva.
tore Mona.ter Me,sina; NannIe i Bell FitIz sagua;
sclr Granger, Pomeroy, Roudcut $1,000 -,
pool; Sss,o VIRGIL yaasoSteoNg VIZ ae rass T a.
i9r Baltimore sornan ,ckerson. PniiAdelphla, zen
wntney isilet sew sork; bars Milo 81 ho5ein.'
Aiso arrived steamer wilIiamsport wlllets New Or
Areeib9; schrs Else DAVIS, Armstrong, Pniaaephla'
Isanc Keen, Mckenzie, hondout; Sammy FORD, Aleu-,
Cleared-steamcr Sereus Berry, New YORK; bark
sarmiento MooGy, Portland schrs Caleb eaton ,avsge
Baracoa' John Proctor DOane, .urS,s Island 9
dria mos y Phillips, Baker. BALTIMORE VIA kennebec
BALrMoRE. Nay. sI-Anived barss Nara BUS,
Ncsmsn Ha.ssigfd. Forums or Shr,si4nsen' pa,
IN galast fchr hds simonton. Hall, Cardsnas,
york, Jons, Hoosrs aaiett sos.on Mcclellan.
Maleh, Prominence sehrs Benjsmin Glriside, Wof New
heiow-slrs oceaa gSoE', soren.en, from Nswry.
Ceared-s tssmefs WI lawrence; kent hos'oai WIN
smoot = lhomas; . y Chapman. kngni, aatanzlsi.
Sorsnd sgelsh sotseoSn as Eliza aar1,os. hT%9 T
M. 49,
Indsx, Garrison, south Morwalk; sarah Layinia, an
Ssr'0n Do Abbott Dsv'r'uz Rich S0'0n Lan' snow
salea-sask Risto Or, 50 Thomas; hriss Adecns
BEVERLY May g5-sssI schr ocean Traveller,
sKIsfoL, May ys-saIlod, schr Z a cordery. HIs
ArTivee-sehr OCEAN Wayo Eaton, Phiindslphia.
CH ARIES iON. Nay 2s-Clsarod, sehr David B poans,
CnRndles. Camden NJ. .
svth-Arnved, scar MocKIns Bird CBs), Bradley, View
YorE.
slss-Arrivei, steamer Ralsish Ollvsr Baihmers.
glearqd-. chr Ny Rover krown, New York. -
DIpbrON, N4y 2j-seued, schrs sarah W SAKE,
BrIRgs AID hurter, Green. New YorR.
DANbk En-, Any as-Arrtvsd. scnr Dwight pavldson,
Fr, saau, New York.
EAsI NAcHIA5. Nav 27-sailed schrs Presto Libby
hlak, sneEnan, and rinaloa. Bafeaan New YORK. -.
f1sIk .as MOskOk. NAY 3.-PAsssd IN Tor Ba "
mere, bGrks Upbeil Hume. from Porto hlcoi Ions.
Nurouet brig Pott from GuDAf scnFs JounA
sui 70, from Eav4nA iwlnQnt. from tbs West lndieN
Aatsc Oug-B ar6s .peed we'll toe brunswick, Grimea,
Tor fen.Geo's brig GbesA axe. l1r ~ nerara -.
GAhF eIOS. May z94salgd sea mes state 81 TOMAS,
BalZaH sew YORK
als.-Cleafec, Noamsr san Jaclnio. 49, -
GkDEO 4sfaR Aag 2s-Aravsa, sohts keeec"s
uaddgsk uspntE Phhaaasph,o. -. - -. ....
StsSsa W. 10 IL III : lsla gslsssr ssW 9osE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

NJ NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER
INC THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIoHE-The NEW
YonK HERALD has adopted distinguishing coson night
signal Tor use board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the eoors green red. changing
other succession, ana can BE- seen sew
eral miles distant Captains vessels upon seeing this
signal viii oolige by preparing ANY maTine news
they may have for the ship News Department OF the
HERALD
nsr Persons ccsirous OF communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do By addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River New York Letters recsved from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
Quired.
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THE MILITARY LONG RANGE MATCH.
Tnis contest was TO have commenced at one
O'Clock P. A.. but did begin Tor long time
A.ferYard Persons eligible 10 shoot in the short
range military matcn might also participate IN
Lais. There we're IL entries on the books. The
distances We're 500 and Geo yards; position, any,
WITHOUT artificial rest; seven ROUNDS ana
Two sighting shots At each distance:
weapon, any military rifle. There were
eeyeu prizes, Of the aggregate value OF $500.
IAe urst prize was beautiful long range Remlng-
ron CrecdmOor rtne. with sppurtenanees CON-
iletc presented OF Messrs. L. Remington sons;
,alne $50. Tue second prize telescope. pre-
sentea rs o. ". Gail; value $50, The Ghira was
ne membership TRANSFERABLE in the National
Rife Association. ana cash. SOS; value 500. ice
oEacr eight prizes consisted in sums OF money
from sSJ 10 S.. The prizes were won Ia the io!-
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NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shipnasterI are Ia,
formed that by tee-raphinE to ths HERALD Loa1ol
Bureau No As Fleet street.. the Paris olce,
Rua Scribe. the arrivals at departures from Eu
ropean and Eastern ports OF American AMI all forega
vessels trading with the United States the Will Do
ca0ed this country Tree OF charge ant published
Captains arriving at and sailing from Frenca AMI
Mediterranean ports viii hni the Paris once the
economical aud expeditions for telegrapnios newL
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sakea ana Eayly aeeasalsa witn Dantlng. l00Eing


very pretty 10 its fresh spring Dress.
The races were confined 10 members Of the eluo
anu Included q loo-yard run. oRe-mile walk, 10
yard hurdles. o quarter.mile run and game
OF base ball between the New Jersey Athletic
nine tAlpin j. Cameron, captainl and neld nine
Tnomas 7. Walton. cap;ainl.
THE ONE HUNDRED YARDS
brought out A. ). Cameron tscratch), Charles
Harris lscTatch) and W. w. Phillips pour yards
starU. A false start was given the men
BY premature discharge OF rhe pistol, and after
running ninety yards they were recalled to DO
starred for fresh trial.
After being allowed twenty minutes rest during
which time private match was walked, Cameron,
Harris and Phillips came TO the seVre. Harris got
away first, Phillips second. Harms won by a yard,
Phillips second, Cameron eighteen inches benlnd.
Time, lO3a seconds.
A private matcn between Messrs. w. II. England
tscratchI, James Lynch (scrntcnl, ana Rooert y.
Butler tten seconds startl was next called. lime
Tor the half mils was-Butler, 3m. 46s.; Lyncn,
3In. 45s. England, AM 0os
Up the nomesretch, in finishing the three-quar-
ter mule. Butler picked up little passing the line
IN 0m 57s., Lynch I'm. 5Ss., England crossing IN
On. 30s. Butler was now practically sure OF the
race, and, though Lynch dasned al him again and
agaln, ne kept 70 the lore throughout, though los
tn2 ground slowly, and passed the score winner,
owing to his handicap, by six seconds. Time OF
the winner SIN. % as.: Mr.. Lynch. SIN. e5tsS. Mr..
England, gu. os.
TIE MILE CLUB WALK
was victory Tor Mr. Lynch. who gave thirty Sec
onds to Mr.. X. Kukuck ana Mr.. :. +. kneeland.
and caught them both at the nall mile. winning by
fifty yards. Kukuck and Kneeland had tough
race Tor second pace, Kneeland being disqualified
villain twentv feet oil the end. Owing 10 some
error IN The timing OF the race positive record
cannot be given.
OWING TO an accident 10 Mr. Cameron he de-
clned 10 run the quarter mile on his handicap,
and Mr.. 4. W. White aud Mr.. KneelAnd having a
desire to run it only on account OF MIR. Cameron's
entry the race was withdrawn, as was also the
~
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Another iour-odrec race was TO have taken
place between the clubs. but for some reason the
Arlantlcs din not come TO time; bur, rather than
oisappoiut the Germanla Clue, four-oared boat
belonging 10 the Atlantic Clup and which had
been rowed up 10 witness the race and contained
j. Lyons w. Hail, G. Hall and Coxswaln
]. W. Benson, concluded 10 take the race
on their hands The Germanta crew was the
same as N he nrst race, and the distance
the same. TIE race was q well contested
one. II was "a long pull, @ strong pull and pull
ali together;n Dnt the laurels OF the Atanucs
were green, and they did NOT intend TO have them
taken fro 70 them. After Struggle In which the
GermAgias covered themselves Win glory, they
cane il losers oy nearly two lengths.
After the race DOuntlful cold collation. was
spre az ia escn boat house, 70 which ample ustics
was done By the members and their friends.
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HAND BALL.

A match game a. mana BAH iGr stake CT 5000
va B.-Esc gssszr1sF asetEe0a az AcQuade's, No.
90 ha@Isoa street Too contestants we're kio1asi
Dssghust spa siMotaY UaIm0ay On gEe sise aaa
.rtass sa2HAes sac WILLIAM Erep 81 ahe atser
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TRoTTNG AT PROSPECT PARK.

The spring meeting or the Prospect Park Fair
Grouncs Association begins to-day al the assoeIa-
lions track down b. tie sea- The nrst OF the
Two trots announced Il FOR horses that have never
done Detter tnan 2;45, which mas eighteen entries,
out or = hicn TORNADO Mad, Maude and Nettie Lar.
low are the iayOflles. Inc second IL Tor horses
rhat have never beaten 22s, whlch mas twelve en-
tries. the lavorites being Blzncn sea Foam and
ClsmenaIne. Tie trotting IS announced 10 begin
Lhraa = Al
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ALMANAC FOB NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 81, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Beneiac.or, Woods, Wilmington, SC-Wm
= Clyde x Co.
steamer bristol. " aliace, Pniiadepnia-James Hand.
Brig Lizzie kimbau, Lunt 81 Kitts-Lunt Bros
Brig Aagdala (5rl, Rouse, WAmngton-John ADAMS
Co. =. - !.
Co
schr Thomas, Crockett, Portsmouth NH
Brown 4 90.
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REGATTA on CHARLES RIVER.

BOSTON. Mass, May 81, 1876.
the annual spring regatta OF the Union Boat
Club OF tails city place over the Charles River
course to-day. Tne tour Dared gig race. WITH cox
SWANS, was very exciting. Two boats from Har-
ward college participated, and one OF them, pulled
by three OF the University crew, with Captain Ba.
con, came 10 first Tue distance was Two niles
ana the time lam. l5s.
Inc single scull and four-oared shell races, for
an Unexplained reason, We're not contested
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ST. GEORGE ys. STATEN IsIAED-THE ANNUAL
DECORATION DAY MATCH WON BIZ THE ST.
GEoRGE's CLUB.
Yesterday the first regular cricket match OF the
present season tex place al Comp Washington
Grounds, Staten Island, between T1e ST. Georges
CLUB, OF tals CITY, and toe Staten Isand club.
Tne st. Georges won the game b. IL runs. The
following IL tue scoFe:-
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~ sCELLAGEOul.

IsCEGLAgEOUJ.
lNfticIAL DRAWING OF THE
KESTrcxY STATE LorTEzr.
FOE THR BENEFIT OF THE
uwERs1TT oE PADUoAr
CLASS r.
DRAWN AT covSGToN, XII. sATrRDAY NAT
20 i1l
SIMMONS. DICKINSON 4 Co. Managers
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ATHLETICS IL NEW JERSEY.

Toe fourth public meeting Of tie New Jsrssg
eshlotlc Assoclasen was held a. RiaRowOpd, ). J.,
yesterday sGssgaeos. ~ nscs tns poaaAet coaa,
~ rosds a5oas TO gs,4 vlasgs u Eldsowco4
aasH alive VIA SCOPE ea wenairs ths~ wey
hSsNs6 ON fkas@e0sass 49, tlacS wes fSesu,