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seconds Music second, Vanity Far tnird,
Everett RAY fourth. Tanner BOY nlth' 1ssIEe
Mystic was Leading a Ehe haltnile p0ie ~ ! ~ !
MUSIC second, Vanity Fair third Everett Ray
fourth, Tanner Boy NTH, George =. Daniels slNth,
CrOwrPrince seventh. Music took the lead on
the mn, ami alter very exciting struggle pc
tween Music Mystlc aud Vanity Far, Music won
the heat oy nall length IN 2:254, Vanity fslr
good thru, Tanner Bog fourth, Everett KAY MIN,
George \. Daniels sixth. crown Prince seventh.
fOttirh Heaf.-Music tine iayorlie Tanner BOY
took the cad, Everett Ray second, George y
Daniels third, the others close up. AZ the quarter
pole, Wmch was passed Ia 80 secohus lanhs5
Boy lea, AusiC second. Ny stic third, George y
Daniels ourth, Vanity Fair ntA Everett Ray
sixth, crown Prince seventh. fhere was Eo
change Of places 10 the nalt-mie pole, Tanner BoY
passing that point length I'D 'front.' Of MUSIC IA
/ 10 Going up the htIl Music trle1 her best TO
reach Tanner BOYS head out she Jailed IN getting
there. Tanner Boy led home a length IN lroht q
her IN 2:2i, Music second Fatl} ar tniru,
Mystic fourth. George x. Daniels aim, Everett hay
sixth Crown Prince seventh
nm Reak-Mustc sttli the lavorte. Tanner
Bog was away nrst Music second, George i.
Daniels third, Mystic fourth, Everett Ray NTH,
Crown Prince sixth, NanITy Far seventh. Al the
ing made break; George 4. Daniels tnlrc, Fanity
Fair fourth, Mystic nfth, Everett Ray sixth crown
Prince seventh. lime, ~ seconds. Ianner BOY
passed Music on the lower turn and was nrst az
the haii-mile pole IN 1910 Music second Daniels
thIrd, Vanity Fair fourth, Mystic MIN. Everett
Ray sixth. crown Prince seventh. Music then
began 10 quit ana fell away, Vanity Far ana
George Il. Daniels passing her on the backstretch.
At ne three-quarter pole Tanner Soy led
length and nail, but after The horses entered
tie homestrefcn Vanity fair closed on Tanner
Boy al every stride. ana passing nun aigy yards
from nome came IN winner ~ mead, 10 -:@.,
Tanner Boy second George b. Daniels ihrd'
Mystic fourth. Music iitn. Everett kal -Ath,
crown Prince seventh. All the horses who had
NOT won a neat were then sent % the stables
.Sfrth Heat-Ianner Boy was first away, aud ne
Kept me lead TO the END. tie passed tne quarter
pole in So seconds, VANITY Fair second Music
third Mystic fourth. Tanner Boy passed the half-
mile pole IN III. and, coming on steadily, won
inc heat ~ two lengths Music second, Mystic
NJ.
.SereaM BeRL--fanner Boy Was the avorite a.
two 10 one He look the Iead Music second, Mys-
Tic fnlru. VANITY Far close up AZ The quarter
pole Tanner BOY first IA % SECONDS, ana ne
kept lii 'front.' 20 Ct naii.mile pole in .l3}3 VAN
ity Fair collared him the bacEstretch, and pass
ing hmm won the heat by Two lengths In 1882, Tau
ner BOY second, Music third ana Mystic fourth.
rhe race Was postponed untll tnls afternoon Al
one O'Clock.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Ihe rhird game Of the series between the Hart
ford and Mutual clubs was played yesterday after.
noon upon the Union Grounds. owing 70 the
splendid reputation 81 both clubs large assem-
Dlage or spectators was present and tne.greatest
interest was evidenced 70 the result. Betting at
the beginning o. me game stood 100 10 40 on the
HarIiords. HAD II not heen for an error OF Holds
worth's OF the Mutual CuD. IN the seventh inning.
cue score might nave Deen different Inc HART
iOgas played with their accustomed spirit, anu. as
the result Of their carer lness IN tue neid, they
are re wardad wIth another victory. The Mutuas
playeI handsomely hut cate was against them.
TIE pitching ana catching on the part OF bOtn OF
the Coutendlng clubs proved the great feature ~
mo game. HICKS, the catcher OF the Mutuais, rail
ing ~ nave singir error recorded aQalnsI him.
In. folio Wing Is the score OF the game
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BROOKLYN.

Philip CASSIDY, the driver OF tine BLACK Maria =
was discharged yesterday. as he was suspected
OF having aided the two female shopifters 10 es.
cape IRON Raymond street jan.
pr watt Registrar Of Vital Statistics. reports
the number OF deaths in the cIy during the
past week As 2Oo, being an increase OF one over
the corresponding week OF last year.
Tax Collector Burrows estimates that the
amount that will be required Tor the maintenance
OF MS department during the coming year viii
be s6sG0o. Thc amount Ior county expenses Will
be about Sl,25u.00u
Frank Woodruff, q son OF Mr. Franklin Wood.
rur OF the rrln of Woodruff 4 Robinson. ha1 his
collar bono broken Yesterday ~ being run over o.
an express wagon 10 'front.' o. his fathers resi-
dence. No. IA Jeroamon street.
PnIlIp Rosenbaum, o. No. 327 Atlantic avenue.
was arrested Thursday for selling bogus tickets
or ADMISSION 10 concert IN the Clinton avenue
CONGREGATIONAL church. lie was held oy Justice
Riley yesterday ~ default oi 500 pail.
team 81 horses, owned BY =. J. Sodine, ran
avayin Pierrepont street. yesterday ate moon.
Ar Fulton street they coliided with the carriage
ofDr. Mattheson. of No. I4j Union street, throw.
ing Mrs. Mattlcson To the ground and Injuring
her severely. she was removed 70 her residence
BY her husband.
Fne valuable DIAMOND cross and pendan; given
by two laoie. 81 south Brooklyn to the House Of
inc Good shepherd. East New YORK, was drawn
for a. the Institution on Monday last MAY H. and
won hv ticket No. l4D which had been sold through
MI William II. Shields. 81 New York. 10 Mr.. Fitch
J. Stranahan. No. 26e Union street, Brooklyn.
The Board or Commissioners OF Police and Ex.
cls, yesterday Investigated the charges presented
against large number OF liquor dealers or the
Eastern District Dy numoer 81 temperance ''de-
tecfives.r he saloon keepers cuntended that
there was convention In session On the day IL
gave ii 20 Sne delegates without charge the
Commissioners reserved their decision.
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LONG ISLAND.

throughout the past week there have been an
unusual number or forest fires Ia suffolk county.
henry r. Fields has been appointed Keeper OF
the Little GUT hgnt, in place 81 Captain George :
TooSer, resigned.
lac steamer Port Roya Is - run during me
season between sag HarDor and the Connections
shore, under command Of Captain clark, late or
the steamer sunshine.
George NewcomD, or Long Island city a vet
eran 81 tne war OF 1919. was buried on Thursday,
from his residence az Hunters Point. Eight ol MS
associate veterans attended MS burial.
Judge Tappen, 81 the supreme Court o. Brooklyn,
has vacated the Injunction against tho Long Island
City Common Council restraining the commission
appointed 81 tneu 20 Q en- Front street
The General Term OF the supreme Court sitting
al pougnkeepsie mas anlrmed the decision of
Judge Pratt IN regard 20 certain cancelled bonds
ot tae Hampstead and Rockdwag Railroad Com.
pany, amounting 70 81, 500.
The queens County Board " supervisors met
a. the Town Hall, Jamslca yesterday. a commit
tee Of ladies' and gentlemen OF the County Board
Stste Charities made application 10 toe Board
~ have the poor IN inc several towns convet ell 70
B8rnGm isund- ne matter was laid over Tor ia
ture Consideration. Inc assessors 0f the several
towns also met Witn the Board ~ nx the rate %
taxation, bur failed "a agree.
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THE BOARD OF APPoRTIoNMENT.
4 HARMoSIoUs MEETING FOR ONCE, BUT A
STORM BREWING.

HARMONIOUS MEETING FOR ONCE, Bur A
STORM BREWING.
Tne Board or Apportionment met yesterday TO
Ak the salaries OF the Commissioners appointed
10 superintend the construction ~ the Tnild DIS
trlct Court House, and TO authorize the issue or
stock Tor the repair o. sewers. On motion Of Mr..
Green $4,000 worth ~ sewer repair stock was
issued. re also offered resolution, wnich was
passed. mat ar une expended Distance II f462l be
transferred ron the appropriation 81 the Tax De
p4rtmen' or the beneht of vdriou. charitable inst
futOus among otners TIE Protestant Episcopal
House ~ Mercf ana tue Nursery and Ubtld's Hos.
Another resolution was offered 10 TRANSFER
go $50 81 belng une wpsudcd balance or the Fire
department, 10 ~ spplied 2 CHARITABLE purposes
.ud rtfV contingencies.
Alderman Lkwfs movel tnaf beth resolutions be
lana over until tae departments interested furnish
t2etf uglres be cnecEed With those 81 the Comp
fr0der
Comptroller GaEEs saiI ne nad no Information
70 give upou tue matter y the Board desired
information tney wuula have 10 sees IL elsewhere.
MI. Ltwis taea amended ns motion ~ request
Ing Inc appointment "a committee 81 TWO 70
compare Tue hgpre. ilrni.acd ~ he department,
rom which balances are " 4. ilken, with tne ac-
Uouufs ih roe IUmptr9ieris ONCE.
Comptroller GEEES cpaeu mat this wOuld he
virtually aA investigating committee. 80 lar 49,
liz Ma concerned hc Gid not care let them 20 on
ass0r NICgHAM dla ntf see INV reason WY the
Board Should Dot appoint IN investigating com
Mr LgWis then moved that the whole ma tier
be lsla over unti Toe departments gave their con.
sent III nave tn balances transferred snd tnle
MOTION vas adopted
AHa0RiEs ASD peiLLEp0Ns
communication wa- received from the De
partfncns al fnnic Norka ~ relation 70 OBTAINING
in0ney lor the repair 0f armnrtes aud ariilrOUms,
III accordance Win revolution Of TIC Board
rne COMPTROLLER remarked that he leases Of
s0ue Ed me tfuUfit. we're iaegli and. therefore,
ne diG moi propose III expan6 money IL rvpairIng
UNflffIfwAtIfN ta}N over . were
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THE STATE SHOOT.

will give series ol shooting matches AZ Water
town. Jefferson county, when variety ~ prizes
viii Ue contended Tor. rne meeting will last four
dave. and one or the most noticeabie features
viii re a bench show tor dog used in field sports.
py the STATE ASSOCIATION Tor the protection
II FISH and Game. There will also be
matches 10 ride shooting, trap shooting. pistol
snoutIng and ny casting. Edch contest will
ne provided with valuable prizes appropriate Ia
character To the contest IN which Lney viii be
hOnorSby won The ride shooting lists Will be
opln TO all. Members or organized climbs will
shoOs nj tile traps, anu ia tne dog shows and nv
casting All wIl ne welcomed. Applicants Tor en-
tries Of dogs should address e. K. SKINNER, water
town; ana the Prizes for that competition will he
on exhibition on Monday and Tuesday next az Nos.
8 ana Maiden zane, TINS city.
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DIED

ADiS.-on Thursday. 2Otn inst. Rev. MATHEW
I. ADAM m tue sod year 81 his age.
the relatives and iTienns ~ the FAMILY are in.
vted 10 attend tie funeral, "a Monday, 24th INST,
at II O'Clock rom his late lesidebce NO. $50 Vest
FItgy-sixta street. without further invitation.
AISEN.-Ater long illness, ALIc. AiSES. vile
Of James AIKEN.
70 attend 2 funeral, from her late residence, 1853
West fIty-hith street, on sunday, a. one O'Clock.
ALLEs->uddenly, az Perth AmbOy, y. j., WILL
IAN n. ALLEN, son OF Matthew aud Agnes Alien.
Funeral services viii he held az Mrs McLe0d's.
IOl NInih avenue, New IorE on saturday, May
~. az Two O'CLOCK T.. ~.
MARY, daughter " Joseph aud ida Almirall. ageh
2 years mo4ins sud ~ DAYS.
N0Ltce III funeral hereafter.
AsKEw.-Ou Friday morning. MAY q, JOSEPH,
only son OF n. aud =. J. Askew.
FUNERAL will take place from the residence OF
his iatner, No. 70 yandam street On saturday,
MAY ri At fwo 4. n. Friends and relatives
respectfully nvtt ed 10 auend.
Wilmington Dei.. papers please copy.
BIDDLE---OD Friday, the 2l-t inst, Of dipntheria,
THEODORE TELLER. youngest ION Of George p and
Margaret Bldale.
Funeral services viii Dc held at the residence Of
has parents, III East seyeolynintn street on sun
day, the I'D INST, ~ one o'c.ock 2. NJ
BIssgLI.-On the 20tu tnsL, MkRrnA &. HOLLY,
wife 81 John BisseI ana daughter 81 tae late
Dayid noiy.
mineral, rom ~. AIMS church, West Eighteenth
street, on MONDAY, az ten O'Clock A. NJ. Inter
ment ~ STANFORD, conn.
BLUf.-Un Fnday, Mar Fl. ROSE Blue, aged 81
years, native county Derry. ireland, widow q
tue ate Patrick Blue.
Relatives anu irsnds 81 the family are respect.
fullT INV 20 70 attend the funeral, rom her late
residence, OF Fast Twelfth street, on sunday,
Nav -. AZ two o'clock.
BEISEMANS. Members or Eagle Lodge No. 81,
y. and a. NJ. also NOzart Lodge No. l7a, /. q. VI
q. r., RELATIVES ana lriencs are Respectfully ~
vlted 90 attend the funeral OF The late Cnarles
brinkmaun, rom hrs late residence newark ave-
nue. jersey CITY Helgh. =. opposite court House,
on SUNDAY, "a ihst, al nal,-past one y. NJ
ButKLkY.-Un FRIDAY, NAY -, 1870 JoBS BUCE
LEY ia tue 65tn year 0f MS age.
Relatives ana trends, ALSO the me bers ~ Cen.
trR Lodge, a8l, Il. ana a. ~, are respectfully IN
vited 70 attcnJ tue funeral sunday, tue I'D, Nc
half-past Two L. ~, r0n MS late residence, 3oa
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
BCTLtR.-At 1rassy Point. MAY 90 after a short
Illness RICHARD T., secOnu son Of tue late Patrick
8hd Johanna Hubier 40 the lstu Jcar " MS age.
The relatives and friends Of tue famuy are re-.
specially invited 20 attend the mineral tton rvs
late residence, on saturday, 22d INST, o. ten
O'Clock A. NJ
CRowLEr.--At Hotchkissvllle, Conn.,, EsrHyR
CROWLEY. IN tho 65th year % her age tmaiacn
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NEW YORK CIT ~

the Columbia Yacht Club have decided 20 hold
their eighth annual regatta on Wednesday,
June 20.
Lasontive Asar, while Ut work in the building
No. Is Mulberry street, yesterday afternoon, acct
uentally fell and broke ms left arm. He was sent
10 Bellevue Hospital.
At the meeting Of the Liseral Club. in PImpton
Hail, last evening respectable audience listened
with interest to an able paper, b. Mr.. Richard L.
Dugdale, on "Pleventbe Causes OF Pauperlsm'
conrad waselman, residing at No. IS avenue A,
had MS arm and leg broken yesterday afternoon
by accidentally falling through the waterway OF
No ZOE West Houston street. lie was taken TO
Bellevue Hospital.
Thomas Judgh, a workman on the Fourth ave
nue. Improvement was severely injured yesterday
morning by being run over by gravel car which
ne was attempting 10 board. He was taken ~ the
Nnety-ninth street. Reception Hospital.
An order of arrest mas been issued Dv one OF
the Judges 81 the Marine court against A. NJ.
solteldo, for an alleged libel published against
Patrick Mcclure a clerk to the Board Of Alder-
men, whom ne. NJ Is alleged. designated Ia
weekly paper in TINS city as picIpockeJ, and u -
said suit 10 be commenced against SOlteldO Is
4 uouble-ender--a criminal ana ciyli suit.
At Inc last meeting OF the board OF Trade the
subject VI newspaper postage was discussed. ana
especially the postal changes IN the rates for
small parcels, papers pamphlets, samples, &c. A
committee, consisting OF Wallace r. Groom, Chair.
man; Michael Arthur, b. X. Bliss George ". c.
Clarke and Mr.. +. A. Potts, was appointed 10 pre-.
Postmaster General on the subject A. he commit
tee Will also conlsr with similar associations in
other cities and the publishers ~ dallies, weekles
aud monthlles and book publishers with view
Of combining all interests III pan to submit TO
the next Congress Tor an amendment to the law.
Tie committee met yesterday at the rooms II tue
Board No. - PARK place. adopted drafts OF circu-
lars 70 De issued. ana laid on. a programme OF
campaign. lhey Will report 10 the next meeting
d the Board oi Trade
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STATEN ISLAND.

some os the staten Island snad fishermen have
taken III their nets and commenced pulling up
their gill net poles yesterday.
There seems % pc considerable opposition 70 he
Dill for the amendment o. Inc new Brighton char-
ter now before the Legislature, especially among
the people itving In tue western wards o. the wi
lage.
SIT. Julius Credo, treasurer Or Ldgewater, will
commence TIE adjourned sale 0, property Tor va.
PAD taxes al eleven o'clocg tnIs mprnins, az the
Village Han In stapte ton. since tue last sale
quite = numDer OF delindnents nave come Forward
ana pan tnclr back taxes.
work wa resumed yesterday upon the new
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NV YORK. NAY q. 1878.
A LOBBYIST EN- ROUTE.

Comptroller Green and several intimate friends
Of MS are TO 90 70 Albany This evening. TIE OBJ
jet or Mr.. Green's mission is TO remain az Albany
81 day sunday % as 10 suggest to the Governor
what bills 10 MS hands in relation to New York
CRY ne ought 10 veto. u is said the Comptroller
yesterday made the boast 10 a friend that.
u he had not been as successful with
the LEGISLATURE he desired 10 be
in his attempts to nave certain bills
passed IN the shape most 10 his liking ne would
get them kncckel into pi by The Governor or
ne would know the reason way. Mr.. Green IL
AFRAID that the Governor Iutcnds. his Intimate
friends say lie Will, TO ioln hauas with the Mayor
after ne adjournment oi the Legislature TO put
an end to the dissatisfaction in tie democratic
ranks III tins city, and mat II nc does Nj. Green
Will be put lu a bad nix.
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ParNcrroxs ". cExrnxxlAI.s.

PRINCETON, n. y, May n, 1875.
Another exciting same o. base jail was played
on the Princeton Grounds to-day, between the
Centennla's, Or philadelphia, AMI tue University
nine Or Princeton College. AZ the Jentennias
are professionals n WAS supposed their victory
would be easy. out AZ nOtly wgs the game con-
tested tnaL on tue elgntn inning the score stood
one 70 one ON ne nintn Inning ~ an error, the
Ceutennlals were all0Ned 10 get In run, tnus
wiDuing the game bY a score ~ two 10 one.
Inc paving wa very hne on both sides, as tue
score nttests. The CenlenniaIs experienced great
difficulty IN nitiing McMaIu-' balls. Tile III game
one ngur ana "A halt
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transfer about $4,000, being the unexpended
balance oil the police appropriation the edemp.
iion oi The city de o. II was laid over. me Board
adjourned sill Jour, wnen III reassembied, out
transacted no business ana thereupOn adjourned
20 to-day at noon, wnen II is said a lively session
will De held, a. Alderman Lewis intends TO press
his resolution passed some time ago. TO compel
the Comptroller TO give the Bosrd list OF the IN
expended balances.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIFn

JEFFRfEs-FULroN. MAY ~ by Rev. DR.. Por-
ter JOSEPH IEirRIEs, 81 Snrnleld, England, 70
MARTHA DA RovNDEAu FULrON, Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
No CARDS.
sheffield papers please COPY.
VAN IANDT-Gn.LE-PfE.-ln Lockport May 10,
1875. at tue residence o the brides mother. ny
the Rev Dr. Nisner, Miss NELLIE n. van LANDT. Of
Lockplrt, y. ~, 70 Mr.. EDwARD q. GILLESPIE, Of
New YORK CITY
WAILlCE-MERRlrr.-O Thursday May 20, by
the Rev. A. GunnisOn, ANDREW WALLACE 70
PIECE W. MERRITT, botn 81 Brooklyn. NO cards.
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sEpARATE TROnp CAYALRY-

captain Kari Klein's separate Troop cavalry
snot q match at Creedmoor FOR a gold badge on
Thursday last. The distance was 100 yards; posi-
ton. standings number or rounds ten Shooting
was commenced III noon. the wind being strong
from tie southwest. the nadge becomes the
property or the FIRST winner Corporal John Felfen,
who bl the way fell among thieves on his way
nome and was despolled or a diamond pin worth
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THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION

Tar SPRING NEErfNG-MATcHFs AND PRIZES.
Inc spring meeting n the National Rire Assocl.
alton stli commence On the 2sth inst. ami cose on
the aIsl. The programme might nave been more
extensive; thcrc og- n. 10 ~ greater variety OF
matches, and, 81 course, larger number u prizes.
There are altogether i've matches. In the nrst
no one bur member Or the Board OF Directors or
the National Rifle ASSOCIATION can participate.
Tie second contest, called ne short range match.
T. the one which vii oe iound to possess most a.
fractions ior the common run - mark-men. Inc
distance i suniclsnt - try the nerves severely.
and there !. ! istitude IN Tie KIND or rine that
may ~ used aud diversity ~ prizes
that will allow 81 even q very mOdef.
ale narksmau carving Oh on. Inc Leech
cup match = open 10 nearly everybody Who l. for
tunate enough to possess skii anu ambition to
sntltle MIN 10 nope Tor success me military
shor range matcu vii be particularly ii favor
witD new beginners Who are lucky III sporung !
National Guard Uniform. The Remiugtons have
again come yrwara win one Of their wen known
Creedmopr rine. ), nr.t prize ior the military
loug rang match snd w. J. GU. Il Union square
donates 4 valuable telescope. 70 ~ won n tie
same contest. Inc Headquarters ETC the second
DIVISION General Dak,ni put- ~ fourteen prizes,
70 the aggregate value ~ $780, a. an incentive tO
am8lu0us marksnen among the troops 81 ibat
One reason why the spriLr meeting 4 not -
brilliant TINS year ~ mIgnt nave been expected
may be found ID tne nufry ana excitement COnse.
quent upon the pending International return
msfcn. soon 70 AZ sno' in ireland, and the speedy
departure n me American Team whicn tales
place IN the 5in q next month
Nsy y 4 tnre, oelocs I II
p.i'.ross NATcu =, only Z directors and bon.
ancs. ~ 'ards poNuon. canning weapon, auy mi.i.
lsfg W. i e 'i,selr. s'i,s yo5
badge shot i1f annually and hold TN tae winner during
srea II
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yacht cluo house at stapleton, and il Is un1er.
stood that from twenty 10 thirty more carpenters
will be put on this morning, IT being intended 10
push the JOB through. night ana day. so as TO COM
plete ihe building Dy the Isl OF June next
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GREEN'S oBsTRUcTIvENEss

There is a bin before the Legislature which pro-
vides for increased means 10 supply Croton
water IN this city. Comptroller Green has de.
ctared against II simply because the Department
o. Public Works and rot the Comptroller Is 10
have the expenditure power under the bill. Yes
terday senator Booth was teegraphed to In reia
ton TO tae Till, as fol
NEW YORK. May q, 1878
Senattr BoorH Senate Chamber Albany -
learn thht YOU can secure the passage OF the DILL
authorizing the expenditure OF money Tor aying water
mains III the city. he insurance compares have
waited Tor the passage OF the bI them in
creasing charges lnsurng several localities The
city e terribly deficient IN several places VIII you do
your bestf T. II. CROW ill.
President new ork Board OF Underwriters.
1t Is understood that II Comptroller Green and
senator Booth prevent the passage OF tie bill al
luded TO IN Mr.. CrOweliis despatch rhe insurance
companies VIII raise the rate OF insurance twenty
per cent IN the localities where the supply OF
water is insufficient.
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rHE sc0REs
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.

me Rine Club belonging to the Twelfth reg-
ment N.G.s.N.Y. VINO are practising FOR their
approaching match with the California Rne Club
made al Creedmoor yesterday inc following
sCnRE2t
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FLEETWOOD PARK.
rRoTTNG EXTRAORDINARY.
Eat Tanner the Winner OF the 2;3l Race and
Seven Heats TrOtted on the a:24 Purse.
GOOD DAY AND GOOD TRACK

Tne third day or the nrst spring meeting was
tne bsst 10 every respect the trottinE being bet
ter, the attendance larger and the track 10 nner
condition. seven heats were tIottsd without
winner for the 2;24 purse. the race being post
poned until TO-DAY at one o'clock. when Music,
TANNER Boy, vanity Fair and Mystery, the only
sorses eft IN tine race, will decide which . the
best.
The following are the details or the sport IS u
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Before the start Ned Forrest sold for $40, Han.
nah d. or 500, Mat laaner Tor 500 and the neld
for SIH0,