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the second FIVE, New York and Brooklyn Ferry Com
pany.
Desorosses street TO Jersey City, 'The Associates OF
the Jersey Ferry \ one year 81 600
Ferry foot of Chambers street; $15 900 dock rent
ana two and half per cent of gross receipts. Erie
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Total cost of openings.

Total cost OF openings. 2 24S, 325 Is
improvements were commenced under the direction
of Mr. Green the Boulevard, the Sixth and Sew
cnth avenues and on Avenue ST. Nicholas: and under
the direction of the Department Of Public Parks on
Manhattan street. 155th street and Tenth north
OF l55th street.
Up TO June, 1872 when these works transferred
to this department, and when, with the exception of
Sixth avenue of them completed, the fol-
Ia.l hn.I
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,

Total. 500 794 ss4 10
To this should be added openings the
application of the Department of Public
Parks Mr.. Green being still member
Triangle at Boulevard, Ninth avenue and
sixty-sixth street. t..................... 522s2 90
Boulevard, from l55th street to Inwood
street. .........................1 1o29 s75 OF
Kngsbridge road. ad............."...... 1371,3 334 90
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THE CITY DEBT.

THE CoMPTRoLIER AND THE COMMISSIONER
OF PUBLIC woRKs-GREEN's INCONSISTENCY
SHOWN UP-FACTs AND FIGURES ABOUT THE
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Commissioner Porter has addressed the following
letter to HIS Honor the Mayor replying to the state
ment Of the Comptroller that the Department of Public
Works is prosecuting improvements which prema-
turo and unnecessary
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRR-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY Is. 1873.
CLEARED

steamer city Of Berlin ~, Kennedy. Iivsrpoo-J
oaeeastosrn--C G Francklvn
sJsataer Uctic Br Xiiiie, Liverpool VA Queens.
sisaincS England %. thompson Lvsrpooi-F
sisamcr Colombo BH Burkcti, Hun, E-c Wright
sroalnar Amsriqus r., Pon.ols H,yrs-oeorzo Mas.
sies.arr Raein Ger, HriekOnstein srcmen-oel.
.teamer Henry ,chauncoy, Rathbarn, Aspinwal- "a.
steamer STATE y rexas BoISer, Galveston va Eey
steamer sew Orlcans Dearborn. Sew Orieans-clars
Stcalaer Z a. Jaeinio Hazard savannsh-w Gar.
steamer champion. Lockwood. Charics,on-Jw oulo.
steamer Regulator, Doane, Wilmington, Sc-w r
Steamer ! . Knisat Chichester. Georzetown. De-
Steamer Hat;eras. swift Baltllnofe-oid Dominion
stean,eF Enabeth. ClarK. Baitlmore--w Dalzal.
steamer Iniadeiphia, DAVIS Pnnade!pma-james
30 a,nar cen whitney Hsiiat Boston--B nimock
BARK John Johnson fBrl, Hainea Hamburg-ferkins 4
BARK Lima oswe), wessmann Bromon-Fnneh, Edye
Park rrsneis Hiyard tBr, Abbott, Bromen-Boyd 4
bark LsnoatGr ORus,, Land4ren, cronstadt-Fanch,
Bars yiitoris dab Narssca, Gibraltar AID Genoa
Brig csssiopia OBJ, Petit, valencia-Dh De Wolf
Brig Don Jaciuto erosion Nontevioso tor oriers-Jas
Aris Horssy 'Br, conn, BarbAdos-F " whitney
n 60.
Brig Rachel Coney, Couey, Bsrbados-Dv ight Plat
BrY FRANK Clark, Cotter livingston. jas Dc tordova
Brig Mary Rowland Lawtoa, kinRston-s De Cor.
dova.
Brz sarah crowen Dr. Morris, s. Johns, PR Y
Onnfavia x
Schr Marcia Reynolds Westerdyke Laguayra AMI
Porso Cabeil0-Dallett, Bliss Go.
senf Wsrdwel. bergman, Jacmo.-Wisou Asmus
schr May Wiiham, Ausun, Cape HAyten-k Aur.
ray, dr.
cir Ontario Pcitlgrew, Ponce, Pa-shnpson. clapp
4 Co.
schr A stewart. LDby Ponce. PR-J De Eivera.
schr 4 y Heath. Nicnels. Arroyo, PE-svans, Ban =
CO.
chr Ricardo iowa Little. nsvana-Eyans Bsl
I. chr Hstas Weston, PRreaa drssu Turtle Cay-s
"seai LAyIAiA Bel, Alaflsh sMGsSa-yEn sssat
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FOREIGN PORTS.

port e4 11w yaiE via srsDss,
i Daylasf. MoFadden rom New York
Ssw Ms srss Zen BPS rwsr ssa s
r " socn So xew 0
S Mathew Bari G Gree p RSIa,o Of
do chr E6scs Ms a b9s raTenee
sailed I'm bark Lsls mr. cppSlpgha ham S @sss.
New York; 18th. bark Chapman 1Br). Eve, New
cAIsAn'rS May oParEy,d brig Ec SnSg i.
Sai'el 5.h. bark Brothers Pride (Bri Browneil New
pier sieelman, do; isih Canton Henley, do; Annie
GuANrAStao. Axprii 2s7Arrlyed, bark James Ward.
aatSp Tgak. Nav IN port ss6r Ella Hodsdon Davls
GovssSoR's liARnor May 9--ln port schr Robt Byron
Nicnslson Tor $sW York IN sday ,,a INV aa,
chard, Astoria lth, Garnet oliver saa Francisco
nmbees New orean ship %Sseer Tnomas "a
S"icd I4th steamer W q newes, Trip, 1ndisnola;
Ter Roberts ;ienn,cgas; schrs Minnesota, Province
'0 sniled flosTGfe ca aS Jamaica
Sa an APPEL Nav y sYI Bertha as,a
The West IBrS ha@mett do snd ga Msy tor csbpa,;
hT YIN Sra s E aS o 81 S Ea
beth Mage Nagee, New YORK q steaner Alias Dr.
EG q via "a Ses
a sn s sShr tls
Sutherland. New YORK; 9Th, bark Geo Kingman Howe,
saes pRpr ias e Sc suh Hattie dove chapman Pro
36 sh Drs E Ssc ZONES ZONES @ aae from
New York arrived ApFil 20 for sGstEn d Fde,. LIND
ockroRr, -, May l4-Arwea. schr l Churchill
IoSTreo BAY. ia AprIl so-Arrysd., brig s Bssar,
pInwal from jamaica schr Iottie Wells Watson, New
MAIAszAs NAY ls--Arrived. schrs Almou Bird DRINK;
bam9re erade smith Jameson a, Sg prs,s
sayln RG,toa 6rlT 9 wsS"fy White r New YG5k
pr s9'G s s
north Of iatteras; I5h bark ocean Zeal Henley, DO
posd, chase. New YORK Richardson, young north
MAiiL4So, rs, May l4-ArrIvsd, schr Fila orOssley
Nswessrls. Nsw, March l2-s lieI bark slerrs Ne
yaaa DOW YoSohnma l9iN SHIPS herttords Mrs ar ar
DO @ s 81 via %so a. r 1er Sons I'd
NAsAlNo, May s-lrrlyei, bark wellinglord Niea
onTa 9ps FTan S Nav Arveo bark. Edwin
Or, Borden luiln; veloS CSor olsen Norway:
ter sae ia a ss5 A scy fass
YORK doth arrived April Sh ior Gn I Sates Lug
PieTo6 IS, May Il arrived bark othere (Br. GreeA
Liverpool
Philadelphia Tor Montreal; schr Aneia IRON Boston Tor
Hasneii san francisea 2slh bark Mcleod or Paige.
Do sSn snip ny Of o%eSy s swI lhss a4 y.au
Boston seeking. unc.
= JAco. Nag Arrived brig Long Reach, srown.
New York.
arrived .2tn. schr George Hatch Murphy, Philadsl
phia
Arrived 18TH brig Ma lius tBr To ID New York.
allied g. Dria Isis Anderson, Boston.
sAGuA. Nav l2-Arryed, bark Lalla Rookh ,Br, De-
kin. New York
ST AspRsws, NB, May l5-Cleared. schrs Franklin.
Boston: Agnes, Bal'lmore.
81 STEPHENS NB Nav l4-Arryed. schr Julia A Msr
rift tBrl. Cardenas.
ST Joan, Ns May l5-Arriyed, schrs Spectator tBr).
Nunson New York Annie Is (Brl. sc sord. do.
cleared 18th. barks Noolsey (Brl, COpD, liver.
pool Sntra Moses tBr Balm fenarh Roads; trIgs
Sarah narris (Br), Whtehavcn; Willie lBrl. Queens
town for orders: schr VI 1. W. Boston.
sailed 18th snip Anurew Lovet (Brl. Pcnarh Roads:
bark Antwerp dr. Liverpool; Jennie Arnstron. DIR,
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LEXINGTON RACES.

LExIS0ToS, KY, May IS, 1915.
Tue racing over tie Association Course to-day
was not particularly interesting. The weather
was very bad me track was heavy ana the
horses rather Indifferent
Inc layorites Won in every race. as everybody
expected except lev sanguine buyers Of French
pools
SUMMARIES.
FTRs1 RACE.-ConsolalOn Purse, $500; mile
heats: $3.50 20 nrst morse, $50 10 second. norseR
beaten ouce alIOwed los beaten twlre, ~ lps.,
aud beaten three times. 10 los.
EicoArus en-. T. Mlsiortune, years old. py
GtIOJ, - iDs...-..- s....s.....s........s....s
ScGlly's y. Y. SOl- yeArs Old, by AsterOlu,
Time. l:554-l sos.
SECOND RACE.-Dasn OF one aud tnree-quarter
mtl-s. Purse. ss50 $500 10 hrat morse, sl0O 70
second aud go y tuird.
MeCRiie's cn. Q. Big Fellow, 4years old ~ y AZ
Dancc.., .......s .s..s.....s.
Meiutyrs'~ 2. g. Warrior, 4yesrs old, ~ War
Dance. t.............,....,.....
Walkers e.. Z. Mary LigGtfoOr..
line, a2gs4.
IaIBD R4cE-Dash n tTO ana a D2f miles.
Purse. $40; $500 70 hrst horse, slo0 70 second
anu $50 81 tnird.
Eicnard- ca. G. Monmouth. years OLD, BY War
Dance. walked over.
FOURTH RACE.-Purse $50; 500 20 nrst horse,
go % aec0na One mile an quarter.
LoisfOu L. &. Ml.Ohnaire yeATs ol0, Oy
Pautt.. .t..................,.
stewards n 2. Llght COip. years Oh Dy Light
Ricnerds' o. X bon Carlos. Yeats Oh, ~ Done
Stew2rt's b. v. GNiyl0wer. ~ GllrCy............
liui., 2.25A.
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VERSIONS WALK.

ANOTHER TTv1 HUNDRED NrLE FAILURE
THREE HUNDREp AND SEVENTY MIIEg
scoREo--Bs IRIEs AGAIN To-sIGHI
Weston concluded MS week. performance ut
inc Rank last nigat a. 1885, having walked CO
miles In all from the hrst start On Monday LAST
Tnlt ne was even able 70 accomplish as nuca -
tnls under the circumstances i somewhat wor.
derfut AMI 10 IL coGDlful II any other man could
or would nave done 50. AZ tne finish last nlaGs
lie appeared 10 be resher than gaaa lie fret
started. He has nov quite recovered from the
sprain in ms mp. a. also from the enects
o. the severe blisters whlcu Affected MN shoray
nfter tue conclus0n 81 the eXtraJrdlnary effort he
made Monday aud Tuesday iast when he walke
III niles ri twenty-lour hours. 100 " which was
without any rest whatever, winch are two or tie
most lemafKaUie ieatr % record. since FRIDAY
laxt Weston mas not been wakpE ANY lunl dis.
tances a. any one tine, preierIug .tner, AS he
found ne could not accomplish nis iull task,
to husband bis strength ~ another
Iuence tonight az i've minutes past we've
O'Clock. lie Will In the presens instance endeayor
10 make 5l5 miles ~ SIX days, without attempting
any side issues, SUCH as walking rs mtes IA
twerty.our nous ~ the other proportions Win
winch ne has been used 70 interlard MS pro.
Rramme. He T. sliished 10 THIS regard, aud viii
tnis time keep 70 the main enori. should he sue.
cesslullg perform LOIS second attempt
after yreviuuslg wakinZ a. he has done aT5 miles,
ne will clesrly prove himself 10 be the most
wonderful OF men. From the indications at pres.
ept there - every reason TO conclude that TINS
time he Will be aDls - bring his task 10 success.
full conc uslOn, Tor. az many people Justly argue,
Weston requires Just sucn PREPARATION as ne az
undergone this week 10 at aim Tor sucn work a.
he ls ABOUT 10 engage 10. Every nOur now Dis
condition VIII improve. ana. lis feet having be-
come hardened BY the last weeks work there
Will De but little % fear on mat &C.
count. lie will De attended during
the walk oy Or. whitman ". white, one
OF the gentlemen WHO ATTENDED MN during
the wax ne made Tor ths benefit 81 the Faculty 10
1872. To-day Wesion VIII continue waking Ior
exercise, but Ia private, no one being allowed 10
enter ne puiiding Ae wall aooat ave O'clock.
retire 20 bed an gee aood sleep, IN order 10 ~
on the Track fresh ana yglgRt at tue appointed
yipae, Tnt tfaQk wiz BE- same a. tas sne ne Htea
insI wbsR.
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BROOKLYN ROBBERIEs.

Mr. Adolph Smith, Of No. 500 Atlantic avenue, a
liquor dealer, was assautad by three rullin
while crossing city Hall Park at q late hour on
Friday night ana robbed or a watch and chain and
50 ia money. He cried out aloud or help, but
there were no police aitain sound or his voice.
The hlgnWGymen made good their escape.
John Eagan was assaulted on First street. near
the Washington avenue bridge. On Friday night
aid roDDed Of Sl5 and wach. subsequently the
police Of the sixth snbpreclnct arrested James
D Brlen ana James Kidd, young men on the charge
Of beng the footI ads conces ned IN the Outrage.
George Moran was committed 70 jan hy Justice
Riley yesterday on charge OF stealing anantity
OF jeweiry anc wearing apparel from he residence
Of Mr.. John Dennis. corner OF Graham and spill
man streets.
4. &. Witty, OF No 10 Aeyins street. caused the
arrest of Peter Fitzpatrick. OF No. l52 Canton
sIreei. yesterday on . charge Of stealing horse
and wagon from ninl.
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THE CALIFORNIA RrFLE ASSOCIATION.

An appeal 20 the people Of that state has been
made by the California Ride Association, asking
cooperation in the Work u establishing per
manent hrst class rlne range or the Use Of the
Association and the state National Guard. Inc
annual uues are nXed At s. anu value
OF q lie membership ~ so. The circular SAYS
that 'Ihe nard won victory VI tie team Ol Ameri-
can marSsmen over a team az picked riflemen
rom ireland at CreedmOOr, N. IL. III september
last, has aroused an earnest AMI pOpuidr Interest
IN rine shooting throughout tue United states.
wnlcn bids iaIr 70 revive tue pride the American
people ia their skill as sngrpsnO0tefsH
The following named gentlemen are the officers
OF this new ASSOCIATION, whose range l. seen 10
become the Gfeedmoor 81 Callf fu.a .-Presldeat,
Colonel u. d. SHAW; Vice President, CClonel John
McCCmD: Treasurer, Major General d. W. G.
Thompson; secretary, MAJOR DAVID Wilder. The
Board oil Directors consists OF fifteen persons in.
Guiding the above named Of1cers.
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New Orleans; ship Arizona tBri, Lewenyn. san FAn"
cisco; bark John Fought tSwo,. Carlson, Pensacola
sailed 18th. ships hacaulay Rodgers Baltimore N
nabella Br Craig United States Uncle Joe. Chase 90
Golden Fleece, Humphrey. New York; bark BeechWooo
Or Parnel san Francisco.
PLYMOUTH, May I5-Arrived, steamer Lessing tGeD'
Toosberg, New York Tor Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN May H. PM-Sailed steamer Britannia
Or THOMPSON froDi Liverpool, New YORK.
RIO JASEIRo, May i3-Arriyed. previously, bark va
moyden, robey, Baltimore.
LONDON, May l5-Bark Alpha Nor from Baltimore
before reported ashore WATERFORD has been oated
and berhed at New Ross
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sKErcH or GENERAL pRIcE.

aanarct pruna~ prtoa ~ tha Vornntia ~ 4 80
1' = me D''O@' = - III 80 liz
VINO met mis- death In reYoluu0naD npflSing,
after q fnr;0us - Eistance MAY M Port an Prince
- - !, - -. -. NJ, 49,. 5000, y, ..
- ~uuosne'u - ~ AAAN4p' 80 AiaI 4, sieas
repute and Intelligence. lie was = son q I ois-
$500 ,-.. - 80,
bearing tue same hans' lhs suOJeOs - ~
sketch was bOrn az Allragoane IA HAyu. A.
- o,srotiv eartr 49,. 10 e<raauated - Raeb slor
- SJ - a ~.
Of Arts 10 the NATIONAL IoheEe 81 fcrt Al rIlHce.
Shortly alterward he became one or President
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HORSES SCRATCHED.

SATURDAY, MAY u.s. A. Mp. LorrIard's i'm
ported brown colt saxon, four years. by Beadsnan,
cam imported Glra-Ol, was engaged In the Mon
mouth cup ana Long Branch STAKES TO be run at
Monmouth Park, the Westchester Cup, Jockey
Ciuo handicap sweepstakes and the Woodburn
stakes at Jerome PARK, and the Saratoga Cup and
summer Handicap a. saratoga. In the latter cup
race saxon mad been backed IN the entire amount
u $1,000 on tue betting book at the subscription
room or tue American JOCKEY Club.
SANE Day AND TIMB.-S&Ine owners sister to
Narragansett, two years, from all her engage
r
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81 NOTICE 40 CAPTAINS o. VIZ ssELs ENTER.
ING THE PORT Or SEw YORK Ar SIGHE-The Nrw
YoRK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor use on board the HERALD yacht show
ing while burning the coCr red sreen. red changing
from one 10 the other in succession ana be
era miles distant captains Of vessels seeing tbs
signal viii oblge By preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News department y tie
llERALB.
DSr Persons DESTROYS Of communicative wife vessels
arriving OF Ncw York % by addressing - such
vessels care 81 nER4LD news yacht, pier NJ East
River sew York Letters received from al parls q ils
world ana promptly delivered Du,'.ca:es arc re-
quired.
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Steamers Celtic mr. Liverpool; city OF Berlin lBr,
do Algeria or. do; England BID 40; Rhen Ger
Breioeh AmeriQIe tfr. Bayre Colombo lBr, Hun ,
Utopia (Br, GLASGOW andes tbr), Kingston kc; henry
ChRuncey, AspiuwaIi STATE Vi Texas, Galveston via Key
West. New orleans New orleans; san JaciuIo. Savan
nah; champion. thaFleston; Regulator. Whining on.
SO; Nysnoke. Richmond, &C.. hatteras, Balumore; Z
kntsnt Georgetown DC. sAip Enoeh Tram tkri. Lon
aoB bhfks Eliza Mlhzan Bransw leg, ba. Llefsioid
Nor, IhlrostoH John Jonnson (Bri. Bremen brigs
Nellie, - tr0iX: LOUISA tBrl. humacoa; scers " ard
well Jereme' sarah Douglas iBrl. Tarpan Bay; Vary
A NlfAAnl Cape HaYneu.
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LouIsyMLE JocKEY LIZ.

me Inaugural meeting o. the Louisville Jockey
Club Deuns tomorrow, there being three events
on tie card. Tn sport opens with purse Of
$500 dasu Of one end 0 quarter mle then comes
the EentocKY DerDy, Tor tnree-y earods, dash ~
one ana a naif miles, winding up with purse Of
$500 nile heats. Pools were. sod on the Derby
III tnls city last evening tie starters Delng
..gusssean By the auetioneers, as iolows:--
nXoo
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

The purser d the steamer Alps. rom Lssuayra, &C.
has thanks Tor tavors
salf HkpD0N Halt Dr. a. saa frlnciseo May from
Newcastle, NSN on Tie sth OF prl lat ~ " Ion 40
vi. lost topnas add inaint0Dg allantnaEts in heavy
squat.
ScBR dEssF CARR. ElwOOI, from Fernandina for
New NOrN. PAL INTO aferas Inlet Apn 10 tOr narbOr,
aud sailed from there pr W tor New Yors was driven
hy westerly es As TAR east lon %. aud arrived bac
az Hatteras inet Nav - vessel all right and would Sail
IRON there nrst chance
ScHR WANAIA, sw.nert0n, from Liverpool tor New
York put into Portan Ne, 5h inst with loss o. sala
JiDDo0m sprung aud LEAKING.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shpmassers are In.
formed that By telcgraphlnz 70 tn HEaALo London
Bureau, ~ 70 Fleet street 81 the Paris ofhce,
Rue Scribe the arrivals AZ anI departures from ku
ropesn and Eastern poru Of American ani all foroTi
vessels trading with the Unted statss the Will be
cabied 70 this country ree 81 charge ant published
Captains arriving ~ and sailing IRON french AMI
Mediterranean gorls viii I'M 40 PArs o.uas the more
al aud expsdiuau4 f.r tal4 ara outax
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sKNrca 81 aENERAL rIERRE.

SANICH or GENERAL PIERRE.
General Montplaisir Pierre. Of the Republic OF
Hayt VINO committed suicide on May B. at Port
Prince. in Iayu, after being captured 10 re-
volutl0nary uprising on that date BY The govern
menr troops, was native OF Ause-a-N eauN. III the
south side OF HaNli. lie WAS formerly MlDlstcE %
War unGer President Message SaEet, anu wac
old soldier. Upon rae occasion OF the
recent Presidential election ~ slayl NJ ran
against President DOmng ueE. tue pfeaeht Cuict
II glstrate, ami was largely defeated ne mas
been speaker Of The Assembly ana was hlan ot
literary tastes and had travelled considerably III
THIS country aud Europe During tue PRESIDENTIAL
terms OF salnave and Jenrard he held Important
ouices.
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mr. min /, Roaer. carballo Kew West-Benner 4

fchr Eliza Rogers. carballo, Key West-Benner 4
Pnckncy
schr Aretcs. Lowe, Key wcei-Benner Pinckney
chr City ~ Chelsea Goodwin, Wilmington Mar
a Loud.
Schr Charlie Banks, Nelson, Batmore-W Chalmers
chr a T Miner, oaks. Wilmington, Del-Carlwrsht x
Doyle -
schr Harriet Ryan. Robbins, Boston via East Wey-
mouths jackson son.
schr Noyes, Bradley. Newburyport-B weinberg
Schr Hannah Blackman, Arnold, Parliamentary q
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
ATLANTIC Us. nAnrroRp.

The third game OF the championship series be-
tween the Hartlords ana the Atlantcs was played
yesterday afternoon upon the Union grounds,
Upward OF 1000 persons were present 10 view the
game. Tne lartords displayed a better know
edge OF field duties Than any great ability 1t the
bat The Atlaniics were defeated as usual,
Nichols on tnird base; Knowdel catcher. and
Clinton ptcner carving on the Atlantic honors,
while Ferguson anu Mills, ~ the Haryfords, pre-
served their well earned reputation
IIc following n rne score of tae game -
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HARVARD AND PRINCETON.

PRINCETON. ~ j., May H. 1879.
At Princeton to-day the Harvard aud Princeton
University clubs had a trial Of skil at the bat and
pal, resulting IN favor the former by score Of
10 :. The game opened In favor OF the Prince
tons who kept the lead uutll tile eighth inning,
when there was tie. The Aarvards then went
In ana won the game. large concourse WIT
messed the sport.
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cHASSFl, Nay i4-arrived. bark Irene iSor, Aren't
SEN Wilmington, &c. ios Rotterdam.
EIsrxoaE, My is-Arrived ship Sawey chudow tRr),
Bose Savannah for Narva, barx AmyEos Nor, Al.
bTstnssn, Pa.og00ala tor R0Hoek,
HAvhs, Nay ls-@salsa saip nernse, Shaw, InI'sa
avafeA
fSsssssAL ass is-&sslysL taanss AslsL CsS. CRAZE
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SHOOTING ARRAY.

During an alteration nst night between Fred.
ericE Rurts, Of No. 90 Broadway, and Andrew
HUyt Of 40, - Broadway, toe icrmsr was shot In
{hs iiAAt sAi-n, leesIvlRz shaaf Assa wssRas
zVy L44ae Us ss9aYe
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Doninguez 70 power the general retired 10 private
lie ana mas been known as an avowed enemy OF
DOmlnguez. although lie took an actiye part IN ms
election and he'll a prominent position IN the
ar
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Among the gentlemen present on the grounds
were General MacManon, colonel carr, Colonel
Ward. Brooklyn Colonel GIlon. Mr.. j.. Browne,
Captain ]. ]. Collins. The last named gentleman
a score OF 20 points at 800 yards.
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ATHLETIC AND BOSTON.

BOSTON. Mass. May is, 1875.
The Athletics were beaten by the Bostons at
base ball here to-day, by IA to5.
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ship yalparai.o rom New YORK for San Francisco,
Nav IL, lat ~ 81, Ion U.s.
schr y donovan ofNew York,. steering ssW, May
H. lat 81 70 ion W both by pilot Phantom, No l
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STATEN ISLAND "a. ARLINGTON VICTORY TOR
IKE IsLANrEGs.

The opening game OF the staten Island Club was
played yesteday on their grounds at Camp Wash
ington, their opponents being the Arliagtons. Of
East orange, =. j. The contest attracted large
crowd or spectators. CusHug ana r. Gray dd
best Tor the Arllngtons and iieayan and Edwards
Tor The Islanders, Worm Leading ut the bat
m LrllN LII IN
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4 FAMOUS TONIC AND INvt3oR ,TOa AND A
n pro,nst ana radical cure Tor general debility dys.
pe0iI, loss OF srchfth aad appetite wasting enl
POTmO PntTk Or LINE And uD4. tie great aad
oaIv cnre for tOnsumpuon TRY IT, Prices I'll and n
per bottle. Prepared Only BY WlNCaEsrHR 4 Co.
The IN sra 80 John street SeW York
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Clubs IL. 81. St. 4th. 5fh. on 1fh. 5h. VA.
Arlington. ,....l . U o o q v IS
Staten Island 0 3-R
First by rrrors->taten Island. Z; Arlington 4
lmplre-M Mr.. Gardner. OF Staten Island.
line OF galne-One hour ana tnirty minutes
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FRoa NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NAY And JrSE.
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INNINGS
ClttS iM 21 p CLi, 7HL a. gh.
Atlantic i'aai de-. Q 4 . III
nuns earncd-H a rtiord, q; Atlantic, o.
lie. l.
inc Of game-Ope hour and forty hvc minutes
CmpEe-Mr Martin, " the Atlantic club.
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MIsCE al.AVE1Us.

A BsoLUr re DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states; no publicity; advice free NotsrY Pnh
hc Comm ssioner of Dee Is Tor every state Law Ocu
ments properly prepared. fHEDEhlCk J. KING,
Attorney, No. 50i Broadway
4 BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF ~
n ent states; legal eycrywherci dssertion &c sum
cient puDucitv required 10 charge until d.
verce graurcds aivice fros. ~ HOUSE, Attorney.
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