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New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
FIRST CEASE

The signal to start was given at 1:50 p H., and the
vessels which had stood of and on since p IN, mihe-
diately got in a cluster and went over the line IN hne
stye In the face of stiff southeast wind. The tide was
al the last of the ebb and the little Ella, at l:5l m
went over first her sail well ed and laying over to lee
ward Then came the IIulse Brush. and Nellie, IN line
with each other half minute LATER sailing on inc port
tack The rstclass sloOp Carrie crossed next uhder
mainsa jb, and topsail Tue catrigged vessels Rosa
and Oracle started together, and very exciting race
occurred between them the Stepping Stones buoy No
perceutibe advantage gained by either untl they
started toward City Island. when the Oracle began to
gain Oh her competitor. Tue haiiy lii MN II "cmt t
tib Dte' ,et. followed by the Three Brothers. which
carried a mansaiI, iib and topsail The Octolexe%ra era
went over last of s and began ut once To overhaul thc
two vessels which had immediately preceded hef; An
interesting took place TO the ]hrosg Neck puoy
The wind somewhat strong for the SMALLEST Doais'
one of then the Brush, compelled to reef her sail,
and the Ella, when sne hauled on the wmd III rounding
the stepping Stones capszed and had 10 be lowed nome
on her way stakeOoat. the Brush had her Jb car
away and from The race Just before reach
three before rounding, but went around second ana
two minutes alter the Oracle which now led the Meet
ing in turn the Harry Hi, Three Irothers Rosa Eila
and Nellie went around next, with her D ana ma nali
we'll red Tue Harry Hill came next, followed by the
Three Brothers. under mnsa and jim. and keeping her
opsai in the teeth OF strong aud steday WIND Inc
Rsa followed. Then the Brush, which hud eset herJD
endeavored round the stakeboa but el canvass was
heavy, and, after trying to round several times had
lu up take In her jb, and witdraw from Inc race
The Auise when OH Guy Island broke her rudder and
also Withdrew from the race The last vessel around was
the Carrie - A., . .,
only eight OF the feet sailed over Ee course the second
time. Tue wind ncieased as ne AFTERNOON aoS
The Ice eunwes under water, and the sea DfOkc
over the yachts continually. Tie Oracle, WHICH, con
tInued TO lead the nee arrived at the home stah
tree ia advance VI the Octopexera, which weh
around carcenng under jb and ainsa so that II was
feared she would upset Luffing d little, however, she
rghtcd and rounded safely with the Harry Hin close In
her wake. The tidget followed next, and the Three
hrotLers three minutes later. Then the Nellie rounded
Iying over, with the washing over her gh~ae,
ana the Rosa and the Carrie followed III the order named
According to time allowance, the Three Brothers,
Fidget and Oracle the first prizes in eaeh Class The
Following is the Official record Of the race:
fIlgl CLASS.
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used the words tAs same matter and the courts had
interpreted thes words. Whore was indicted on
Che same dy for aA sssaut with intent to k certain
man. and with . robhery ~ the same on the same
ocCsion the Court Asad a4 both could not stand One
must be qnashcd. Apply the rule hero Mr Tweed was
Indicted for procuring payment Of certain moneys ana
putting them In his pocket and again for forgery whcn
must haXe preceded that payment Can TIE two stand
The motto. 70 quash .wae used in Fcrnando woods
successfully where the Indictment was found ono
day after the Statute of Limitations had run The true
rule that where the Court saw that for any reason
the defendant ought not to be convicted he should
ehould the county be put to the expense OF tra
or these indictments conceded TO De
and much Of his argument could be omitted As 10 tne
indictments under the Mock Auction act the aegations
did not make out law cheat. AS to ndictment
he insisted that the certificate was very
and material part Of the BILL aud they were entitled 70
all and not = part. ...
lie should hot spend much time the argument taat
all these indictments should be quashed, as admltW
n proceedings Of the Special Audit Board Ihat naa
been very fully argued by Judge COmsock at tne CVuts
of Appeals and be should simply submit his brlei LIE
positon was this The defendant had been punishea 81
he could be punished for violation OF bis duty as hn
tor uner The Act of 1870 and could not be punisne9
crimnally further He had quasiudcsa, See 2, v tbe
his violation OF his duty therein was not au9eu 10 @
number of claims he passed breach o ay tor Sr one
o breach Of duty on all. ana MS punishment A ~
oIense was his punishment FOR all ,., Lar. IN Mr.
Judge Brady reserved his decision VIII .ca'o w ~
Peekham " hand In authorities on Two points,
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
ALUMNI OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
PHARMACY.

The New-York Society of the Alumni of the
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy was organized last
evening at the of the NewYOrk College Of Phar
macy, in the University building II. g. Welcome was
chosen chairman. An election Of officers held,
sulting In the choice OF the folowng President, F. W.
Ievering; Vice President, w. Il. Means; Second Vice
President, T. Morgan; Secretary H. y. Wellcoine Cor
responding Secretary VIM wilson; Treasurer, A. j.
Dtnan. Board OF Trustees-F. G. Won Weber, NJ. D.,
Thomas ID. McI.hinie, j. L. Mercein, W. Il. Laird, j.
Yungmann, W. Lehman
An opening address was made by IT. q. Welcome. A
committee appointed TO draft constitution aud by
laws A communication read from Pcof Maisch of
Philadelphia approving the organization Of the society.
II Is proposed To hold meetings the first Tuesday Of
each month, at which are TO be read, specimens
exhibited aud general information contributed Tho
eety begins s existence with membcrship Of 35. Its
next meeting viii be on Tuesday. July IL.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
RACES OF.THE ALCYONE BOAT CLUB.
CONTESTS on TIE uUDsON-THE CoQUETIE AM
BlONDE THE WINNERS.

RACES OF THE ALCYONE BOAT CLUB.
CONTESTS ON TIE UUDsON-THE COQUETTE AND
BlONDE THE WINNERS.
The annual regatta Of the Alcyone Boat Club
of 81 ookyn was Lel yesterday at Iona Island, IL miles
from this city, the Hudson River. The boats were
sent up on Moncay and yesterday the steamer William
Cook carried up the friends aud members OF the club Az
Iona Island two took llacca fouroared ana Six
Dared gig race The delay IN arriving compelled the post
Of the tub races and the ugle scu race The
przes were gold stars with the monogram of the Acyone
Boat Club and the inscription June Regatta 1872 In
ue enamel for the vctoTs In the four cared race and
gold compasses for the sixoared There was also
gold compass for the winner OF the single scu race and
a small gold tub rs prize In the tub race
The weather was favorable for the sport although the
wafer was somewhat rough The boats rowed with
the tide, being from Jennings Point short
distance above Iona Island 10 stakcboat two miles be-
low The Judges w. ii. H. Beebe and W. H. Richards
The first race FOR the four-Oarcd gigs, Coqneue,
colors blue and white and Flit, coors red aud white
The crew OF the Coquctc were W. o. Toward str0kc, W.
j. Oliver T. G. Wells, W. j. Lawrence, and A. H. Iupper,
coxswain; OF the Fiirt c. ID. Mackay stroke r. Is Bas-
sett H. T. Barlow J. e Borne, and h. e. LOCKWOOD, cox
swain At the start tie Flint little ahead, but the
crept and took the Lead which IL held COM
ing in two lengths ahead Tic time was ii minutes and
70 seconds the other boat being seven seconds ater
The for sixoarcd gigs took place over the same
course The two boats werc manned as Ollows: Inc
Blonde coors blue, AbTam Allen, r stroke A. Water
house, G. L. saulner, W. T.. Sharpe, James kirby,
Brunette colors red II. c. Field stroke Lewis switzer,
IT, NJ f. Christensen +. B. Bassett, h. r. Whppie, L, A
Thornton, and A. III. Tupper, coxswan AT the start,
the Blonde took the lead slightly, which was maintained
making the distance ia IL and 81 seconds Both
RACES closely contested
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
FATAL LIGHTNING STROKE IN A AsUNDAYsCHooL

FATAL LIGHTNING STROKE IN A SUNDAYSCHOOL.
During the storm of Sunday afternoon, the
lightning struck the Allen School, at Aliens Corner
~ ]. The building Is situated about two miles from
IIightstown. At about 4:3o p. IN, when the Sunday
school teachers and scholars assembled the light
ming struck the chimney and, descending, entered the
through the open Fireplace Thomas Hewitt, son
of James Hewitt farmer at Aliens Corner, about 70
years old was engaged tie time in distributing tracts
and passing front OF the fireplace as the electric
fluid entered. 1t struck him, killing him instantly 1t
appears first struck the upper part of his face
and descended, passing down his body His face was
scorched his beard burned off, his breast burned and BIS
clotb,nc and boots rDped or torn open. There were
about 80 teachers and scholars in the room, some OF
whom were or less injured and all terribly shocked
OF the stroke the chimney fell into the room ana the
front OF the building was shattered Eortunately tho
sent for and Fastening TO the spot attended TO those
requiring medical assistance
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
swINDLERs PRETENDING TO BE INSPECTORS.

There are four Inspectors attached 10 the
Permit Bureau in the Mayors Office whose duty 1t is to
note all violations OF the city ordinances relative 10 the
Permit Bureau. These inspectors are Marshall htaor
John Bush, r. A. Ganlon and john German. Marshal
Hart says that there are men now going about pretend
ing 20 be connected with the Permit Bureau and endeav
ong IN xort small sums OF money from merchants and
others ON the ground they have violated the corpo
ration ordinances In incumbcring the sidewnikb
Tar beyond the line, and under other pre-
texts Several complaints have been made OF late 70 the
Narsha by persons upon whom such attempts have been
made The Inspectors have recently In accordance with
an &c passed the Common Council, been pro
yded with metal badges bearing the State coat OF arms
and the inscription, Mayors Ofire-Icr1nit Bureau-
Inspector No Inspector is authorized to take money TO
couDrOmse a case and any person representing himself
To be an Inspector who is not provided wtn one OF the
badges mentioned may be set down an impostor ana
Marshal Hart will esteem 1t favor II he sgiyen Into
fnhy
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. June 20.-The following changes In
the stations duties OF officers Of tho Qnarermases Dc
partmsnt have Col stewart Nlet Assistant
ouaermaser General has been relieved rom duty In the
the Missouri orered ~ relieve Lieut. Col
Rufus xt0n Deputy Of hts duties at
Pblade pha lieut. Cob saxon. being relieved by Col
Vliet report Commanding
era. Department Of the Mis.oar for 70 dvt a
son. Assistant QnAreruaster kas relieved f duty II
the Depsr nj VI Dakota nd ordered ropor tie tUm
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
A WAII.ST QUARREL.

Louis j. Belloin, jr broker, of No. IA
vaIst caused the arrest Of Julius Nathan OF the firm
of Nathan Aub, also brokers, OF No. SO Exchange
place. on the charge that they had defanded him out OF
5000 on certain gold transactions occurring between
Feb. / nni April .. On hearing. the ball which had
heen first fxed ut S7 900 reduced tO $4,000. and
this was furnished The defendants yesterday caused
the OF Bellon. James Kitchen and Frederick W.
books OF the firm in "a sirrepttious manpe male inc"n-
pete copies Of the entries aud then Threatened he urn
gold coin The defendants In the new suit were also held
to bail In $4,000 each.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
FUNDS OF TIE NEw-yORK GOLD MINING COM
PANY.

In the suit of Charles II. Simpkins, Receiver
Of the Ncw-York Gold Mining Company, against Vim. r.
Drake late Acting Treasurer. motion WAS made before
Supreme Justice Pratt in Brooklyn yesterday, for the
strking out of certain alleged sperhons parts OF the
aadavits Justice Pratt reserved his decision. There
are quits against several Of the trustees OF the Company
for an allegea unlawful conversion oi It's funds Ihe
81 900 600.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
RASF RAIL-.

The sixth game of the championship series
between the champion Boston Rcd Stocking Club and
the Mutual Club Of this city was played at the Union
Grounds yesterday About 1000 spectators were pres
ent The game resulted In easy victory for the Red
sockngs who took q decided lead In the first three in
nngs making 81 base hits and scoring II runs, while
the Mutuals only able TO The Red Stockings
added one more TO their score in the remaining elk
innings, and the Nntaals SIX making ,he score ai ,ae
close lo Tor toe Red Stocking a." -. Or ,he Mu.,
The playing OF Gcdncy and Start for the Mutual aud that
OF Leonard Hefcr and Barnes for the Boston Club was
The most remarkable. Mr. Gould Of the NewHayen Club
acted AS umpire The scoro by innings Is appended
Ciubt. lst I'd. ID. lth. tth 9Th 7th. 9Th. 9th.
sssS.l....: sSsssa.:..:: : I : : 3 9 9 S-is S-is
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
ynorrNENr ARRIvAIA

FxnA Arssxs Hotsl-Judge Charles Andrews OF the
Thompson q Inc sesmshP Btan.e James
Hsrosoiaton Rots-Gen Alfred H. Terry o. g. Army s,s
coo1 Hcuse-Alonzo N. 9th Itsisn ViceCGnm a. Pnmaner
~ {ics o Grand cenrai JfoeEI Newton
peftis n spIa Nicholas HofetGen Neal Dow
Of Name Hotel Brlinsrsk-capt William Watson o. the
sf.amsbin Partha And Cons o. b. Mates0n OF
itica Ho6man Ifotue-ouis Nc Lane Of Baltimore Gsey
Hcuse-A ~ Chyre Vice President Of the OHIO and Mss
Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
TWEED'S INDICTMENTS.
ARGUMENT BEFORE JUDGE BRADY ON MO-
lions TO QUASH.

ARGUMENT BEFORE JUDGE BRADY ON MO-
lions TO QUASH.
1ur QUESTION WHETHER ANY OF THE INDICTMENTS
ARE vAIID-CIAIM OF TwEEDs COUNSEL THAT
MA FIRST CONVICTION KxTrNGUIsHEs ALL CHM
NAL CHARGES AGAINST HIM FOR THE SIX MIL
LIONS STEAL, AND THAT THE STATUTE OF LIMI-
rArfoNs BARs ALL oTfER CRIMINAL PROCEED
INGs AGAINST HIM-THE DECISION REsERvED.
Judge Brady on June % directed that all
The motions to be made by the counsel Of William M.
Tweed to quash the indictments against hm-then num-
berng l7-be made on June 90 Since that time six new
indictments have been found against Tweed IN which
some Of hts former associates joined But these new
indictments did not enter into yesterdays proceedings
Mr. Tweed did not appear in court His counsel, David
Dudley Field Dudley Field Mr.. Deyo, Mr. Edclstein and
h,s son. william M. Tweed, Jr, and his brother were
ssrly in court wheeler II. Peckham and DstrietAuor
pey Phelps appeared the other sde Judge braoy
was little Late and there some delay OF
habeas corpus case, elsewhere reported Judge Brady
then asked there was anything further before the
Court.
Dudley Field sad that they were prepared to proceed
with the motions to Quash the indictments against MT
Tweed Az they had knowledge, unless newspaper
information was to imputed knowledge, there were
10 indictments against Mr. Tweed they were 10 take
newspaper information there six more and there
was an indictment min running which might grlho out
.nv number Those of which they knew they had tabu
vatad foil
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

snaudine General n sAe MitAy Division e the Atlantic ~
ssMsnEspt relieve Capt F1rsy H.assans 9nsss ~ I
ns relieved WIN report IN person e the Gen
Comssary Of ubsistence ordered 10 this city 10
p0rt 10 the 0f subsistence for Temporary
afs{Qn.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
Y. M. HEWITT

LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
toilet and bath substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

old In the leg with pistol during nsht In James Psse
nquor store, at No. 131 Bushwick-sve Brooklyn, ~.
sbout II D. M on Monday. Ray says he was sftaesed
by Harold aud two others without proy0cauoh on ii,s
psrt and that he was compelled 70 draw the pstoi
self-dAfeusA
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY. AT HuINurA iN
BROADWAY.
So. 90, xSs1, 7fs d.n sn Ts II, rcvs.s sSs" ss5
1vnsrsrs II ia5 same day, 1874, S3|o..
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

has used DaLEYs GAIvANC HORSE for heen years
and SAYS II tho preparation for Sprsns Calls and
scraichcs seen" Mr.. Hewitt s the manager Of
the American EI. Stables. q
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
[AnnounccmeEtsI
BURNETT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Preserve the teeth beautifully.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

LAMpIoUGH's PYRETIc SALINE is the cure for
bousness smallpox, skin diseases and many Other
tie world and the Maker ll3 Holbornh London, England
substitute
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
S,cK Hr.p.cuE. LANGUOR and MELANCHOLY

generally spring from Torpid Liver Dsordered stomach
vcness the sressng effects OF which Dr. JAYNE
SANATIyE PILLS will speedily by their beneficial
the hillary organs they Will also lessen the likelihood
of 4
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
111s .rn 1910 -Fxhihit uonr natrint;sna

II(O AND IO.-T@AIIIUIU yUUT
by all legitimate methods Of which Is the procura Of
KNOX HAT designed expressly for the celebration Of
holiday the Fourth Of July IL Is OF marvellous beauty,
Of the happest conceptions OF the popular Halter Call
and inspect at No 2l2 broadway or Ia his Fifth Avenue
Hotel establishment
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

The steamship Britannia of the White Star
Line landed 285 immigrants Yesterday at Castle Garden
The eight persons :. 20. 255 West Houston
st. who made sick by eating poisonous pickles on
Monday evening. are all convalescing
A petition is in circulation on the Stock TX
change requesting the Governing Committee to adjourn
from Friday afternoon until Tuesday morning.
John Bower fell from Pier NO.49, N. r., into
the water yesterday but saved from drowning py
Officer Of the Ninth Precinct Police, who jumped
into the river after the boy.
John Smith of Fifty-ffth-st, between Sixth
and sevenhaves was seriously burned about his head
and body yesterday while playing with gunpowder,
which exploded. He was taken to the Roosevelt hospital
Two magnificent specimens of the Night
blooming Cereus exhibition last evening III the
shop-window Of Julius Korn, florist on sixth,aye
Quisltc beauty.
The newly-elected Board of Directors OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company met at their
office yesterday forenoon and elected the following ocers
10 for the ensuing year President ana Gehc[ c
Manager Andrew Pcircc; ticc-Prcsldcnt, Dcl H. rar
rson Of Louis Treasurer anu Secretary Gen. Chton
b. Fisk
Philip Cesimer of No. 3O3 East Fifth-st,
while at work Beard Cottrel's, at No $50 Dnanest
yesterday caught bis apron in the sllafnS and was
rauidy whjred about the engine could be stopped
esincrs legs and thighs fractured aud internal III
lures were received which probably Mln prove iA'a
Inc 1amnany SOcicty, dI itS hicc.''S =" w
held on Monday next to cecbretc the anniversary OF
American independence, will be addressed by g. s. Cox
who will make the "Ong talk" and there will he short
talks" by Fernando Wood, Col Benjamin A. HIS, Col
John T. Fellows, De G. Calvin, james DAILY ana othcrs
There will nc music by Grafua's Band, and coatiOn
will served In the large i'll tho basemcnts oi 'ne
WigwanI.
The Secretary of State has directed the Cor
poration Attorney prosecute the following persons, IN
addition TO those heretofore announced for refusal 10
give the information required by the census takers
Mrs. Lacour No 1893 East Ninthst. the occupants OF
Nos. 1888 and 1876 Greene-st woman name uhkhoWn
At No. Asa West Ninetceth,st Mrs Durant, NO: 3oO
Nest Forty ouIth-st Joel G. Chamberlln, north colner
of Duane and weststs. Mrs Joanna Burns, no 03I
East Nnth-st. James Blessing, No, Ala Last twenty
lhiI,l-st Mrs. Odell, No. 123 Iiudson-st.
The Feast of Saints Peter and Paul was OBJ
served yesterday in the Episcopal and Roman Cathonc
Churches the Episcopal churches the usual church
service read together with the Eristles and Gospels
set apart for the OCCASION after which the Holy Com
munon was given. In the Roman Catholic churches the
day observed with great soleunity. Al 81; sle-
phen's St. Anns St. Francis Xaviers st vincent fer-
rers and other churches in the city Hish Mass vas
braied In the morning, and followed Ill the evening
by Solemn Benedicton OF the Blessed sacrament Az n
atIicks Cathedral the celebration OF the iestiv Was
deferred until Sunday next.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
aasIGmoifGe S.ansf6am.

0aS 9roBe SET, bic 25iabrise Sus
bsIfsier SsS Sil6ois SetteIer, Seien 3suse
Die alte SiibOfsitapt Drain, bsim gesinne
oer' lseten No6e sewsien unb benz Die
Spmpaibien ni9t bios Der &atbOliten I'M
Sentlbsn Satsrlanoe, ionSsrn ielbit Serer
isnleitS pes Oceans scfOlst iinb, beanipru5t
um SeslpilIen cine bsiOuSers Sea5tnns,
neil es nit unwieoeriprsdIiden Yepeiien
6reuno unS 6eino seseist, wie tiei ois Ia:
tbOlii6e llcbcrseusunsstreue ino Die Seaei.
lteruns iilr bic tir6e IN ben lSepen aller
SreiIe Der tat9oIU4en SeuOltsuns wurSslt
uno neil lie Die Sewesuus picseracipieselt,
weIde bic Sersen Der psuti9en Ratboliten
i'm Sample iiir ibre Stride ersriiien. Gfit
irenei9er Seseiiteruns baben bic Milloncn
oeuti6er SatbOIiten in Den periloilenen
SaSsn uS9 @EainS ssi3aut aui isnen
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