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MISS NELSON'S FAREWELL.

Miss NELSON'S engagement at Booths Theatre
closed last night with ''Tne Lady OF Lyons and
the balcony scene from "Romeo and Juliet.n At the
conclusion OF the performance the actress spoke
her farewell 10 America In the feicitous style Tor
which she Is remarkable. MISS Nelson's speech
was as follows:-
LADIES AND GErrLEmKN-oi all the trials through
which hand In hand have passed to night the nard
est still before The curtain OF separation has Just
OF It. 7 felt shut out-banIshed-from warm, genial
snnshny world-made warm by your hearts, genial
by your applause bright by your smiles
Nearly three years have elapsed since nrst came to
America and the hour OF parting Is nj hand. when
long acquaintance begets indifference when age chts
The heart and wearies the Id Fare weP' may have
a ungra teful sound For myself, In the pres
of asseInbage as great In numbers as appre-
ciative, enthusiasts ana responsive as that which
greeted this theatre II can have no kindred
significance. 1t carries with IL neither pleasure nor
promise for 1t foresh adows separation nom myriad
OF lovers OF Shakespeare and the drama and so from
myriau OF friends ana absence from scenes
which be effaced from the memory OF the
artistic the woman In lew days sail for England.
long rest and from professional abors 50
ably two years-twce twelve months Ills twenty
years till then ~ but need scarcely that viii
often picture you, my friends as younow at part
ing. and proud and happy TO believe that shall
meanwhile altoRe Their forgotten by Tor YOUR
bright lana gracious welcome and continuous n
couragement Will never be away from my thoughts
Good night UOodby
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THE MINING TROUBLES.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May s, 1875
Constable Keppler, into whose hands the war
rant for the arrest OF the persons who beat McDade
was placed, went with a posse TO Kingston TO-
day, but failed to secure them. The warrant was
this afternoon turned over 70 the sheriff, and
another effort Will be made to arrest them. A
slight disturbance took place at the Hutchinson
Mines to-day, which resulted in Henry Kustabolker
a miner, swearing out warrant. before
ALDERMAN Philbin, OF this city, against
hutchinson for assault and battery and carrying
concealed weapons. hearing was waived and
oaL. entered. The meeting OF miners held here
.O-usy was attended 10y delegates from every dis
,Iic. IN TINS reRlon. Jonn Sney, President OF The
MlneIs National Association, was present. The
session was secret and the proceedings have not
Deen MADE public. Al meeting Of the Balti-
nlole DisHlct, NO. 2S3, held to-day, lt was unani
mousy resolved, That we support our brethren
,l s.lke, ana continue TO do 30 until they get
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THE JEFFERSON BORDEN MUTINY.

POLICE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE MUrNEERs
IN KNoIAND-THK CAPTAINS TEsrIMoNY-A
GOVERNMENT ORDER OF RxTRADIrIoN TO BE
APPLIED ron
LONDON, May s, 1875.
superintendent Alstin, or the Thames division
or the Metropolitan Police force. appeared at the
Worship street. Police Court to-day and asked for
warrant against the seamen OF the American
schooner Jefferson Borden who took part In the
mutiny on that vessel while on the passage from
New Orleans TO this port.
CAPTAIN PArTRRsoE's TESTIMONY.
Captain Patterson, Of the Jefferson Borden, was
the nrst witness examined.
he gave q circumstantial account or the mutiny
THE DECISION OF THE COURT.
Sir Thomas Henry Chief Magistrate, who held
court, informed the representative OF the United
states Consul that he would issue o warrant I'm
medatey for the detention OF the three wounded
men for murder until they are well enough 70 ap-
pear before him themselves. Then the evidence
Will be read to them and n Is is all correct 1t wll
be an ample case to justify the sending or the
prisoners to New York.
A GOVERNMENT ORDER OF BxTRADrTIoN NECESSARY
In the meantime formal application to the For.
eign once for their extradition viii be necessary
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
ALBANY, MAY ISIS

ALBANY, May g. 1878.
In the Senate to-day, on motion OF Mr.. woodln.
1t was resolved that all examinations Of witnesses
or parties before the Canal Commission shall be
open 10 the public whenever such witnesses shan
require that such examination shall be publicly
conducted.
On motion or Mr.. Parmenter the Canal Inves-
tigating Commission item was further amended by
adding the following Then n In the opinion
OF the Commission IL shall be necessary for the
public good to examine witnesses separately they
shan, on examination Of one witness exclude All
other witnesses IN the same matter dining aaId
examination The section was further amend ed
by allowing contractors 20 appear Dy counsel be-
fore the Commission.
A STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
The House went into Committee or the Whole
on the bill TO unity the supervisory system OF the
Educational Department Of the state. II abollsnes
the once OF Regent Of the University and
creates state Board OF Education, 20 consst OF
nine members, 10 be appointed by the Governor
aud tine Senate TO have charge or the department.
Mr.. Hepburn TOOK the noOr and spoke al length In
favor OF the proposition. Mr.. Nolan made the
point that the attendance OF members was too
thin TO dispose OF such BILL and moved to report
progress. Lost, and the Dill was ordered 10 q
fhird reading
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INDIAN PRISONERS.

CAPTURE or SEVENTY NDANs-LoSE WOLF
AND OTHER DIsrNGUIsHED WARRIORS AMONG
THE cAPTIvEs-THE PARTY ON THEIR WAY
TO FORT LEAvENwoRrH.
KANSAS City, NO.. May s, 1875.
Seventy Indian prisoners, from Fort Sill, passed
through here this afternoon for Fort Leavenworth
In charge OF two companies OF United States
troops. Lieutenant W. J. Kyle, In command, as
sisted By Lieutenant W. II. Wheeler, and Lieuten-
ant r II. Pratt accompanied them. Your CORE
spondent met them At Sedaha, and came here In
their company. Medicine Water who led
she party that assisted at the Germalne
massacre, IL with them, as are also
the ioliowing:-Lone NoIL the celebrated
Kiowa chief VINO has been leader In the Indian
war tor some years and who was once captured
by General Sherman; White Horse, murderer OF the
crosier and the Lee family; Huwahnee, murderer
or Osborn at wishita Agency; Woman's Heart
Gray Beard, Heaps Of Birds, and many others
equally notorious. The party comprises the prin-
clpal cneis who have caused all the trouble Tor the
past nve years ana their capture IS considered a.
the finale OF Indian outrages. Kicking Bird, who
delivered them to the troops, was poisoned py a
squaw and died at Fort san on May 3. IL Is DOT
known what the government will do with tue pris-
onerA
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THE AMERIcAN TEAM.

The Dublin Evening MAJ OF the oath ut. puo-
fishes the following in reference to the approach
ing international ride MATCH
A telegraphic message received this afternoon by
Major Leech from York, states-"nmaa Line,
Tender 5, passage, American Team, City OF Chester.
sails June 81 The arrangements for the starting the
lean are. therefore, complete. Major Leechs charac-
tcristic Is already tho hands of his
spondenL and consisted OF the three very sufficient
words "Cead Mule Faifhen This aturday Is the irst
day the competition for selection OF Irish Team
g meet the Americans on this peaceful battle ground
We augur the best results from the friendly
interchange OF hospitalities The Americans
Will be cordially received by all classes We
understand that many American citizens OF high
position win accompany their country ireland,
and the month OF June. consequently, may be antici
pated as period OF much local interest. The pro-
gramme for the entertainment of the guests Is mpe
and tudicious We state positively that the
match will be shot at DoYmount As mentioned ON
a former occasion, the Team will be entertained by the
Lord Mayor by the Provost and Fellows Trinity Cot
lege and all probability BY the citizens. IL 10
pected that large number OF Engshmen and Scotch
Interested In rife shooting will 70 Ireland
witness the contest The pton given 20 the Irish
Team in America cordial that II Is gratifying
DO able 10 indicate that arrangements so complete in
every respect are conte mplaed for the return visit
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THE BLACK HILLS.

OMAHA Eeb., May 8, 1875.
Governor Jonn M. Thayer, OF wyoming, len here
for Washington to-day to assist in negotiating for
the cession OF the Black Bills with the deputation
OF Sioux now on the way to that city for that pur
pose.
About April IS last party OF men at REQ Cloud
Agency suddenly disappeared in the direction OF
the Black Hills. Lieutenant Rogers, with Q scout
ing party was sent amer them, and the I'd inst.
returned with i've OF them. Tue remainder re
turned next day.
The military think there are no whites in the
Black Hills region now and that it is impossible
for mining parties to pass the Gordon or scouts
ana military.
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colonel WinRate was out yesterday trying the
National Guard Cavalry caroline (Remlngton),
ana with excellent results. The cavalrymen who
were out At Creedmoor last year did not like the
weapon which had been served out 10 them be-
cause their shooting with II was not remarkably
good Colonel Wingate used the carblne at 1850
and 200 yards. AT the FORMER distance he maue
good practice by showing one-thrd OF the front
sgnt and three-quarters OF II at the latter range
With this elevation the caroline will shoot as well
as the infantry rife.
Company Rife Club Twelfth regiment) were
out at the ranges on FRIDAY, and at 500 yards,
Of $50 points.
Mr.. +. H. Holton, OF the Twenty-third regiment,
made yesterday with hts Ward-Burton ride So
points at 500 yards and 40 points at 800 yards,
with fifteen shots ut each range.
Among the gentlemen on the ranges were no
ticed General Shaer, Colonel Meenan, colonel
Carl Jussen, L. NJ. Ballard and others.
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MANIPULATING A RAILROAD.

IMPORTANT CHANGES PROPOSED IN THE NAN
AaKMENT OF THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
ST. PAUL RAnwAY-AE UNPUBLISHED STATE
LAW REVEALED.
CHICAGO, May s, 1875.
A circular addressed by Alexander Mitchell to
the stock and bond holders OF the Chicago, Nil
waukee and st. Paul Railway as TO the June cleo
ton has been received here, together with law
passed by the State Legislature OF Wisconsin last
session, as TO which much secrecy appears to have
been observed, said law not being printed In the
seasonal acts received here or by the newspa-
papers, so far as can be ascertained. The circular
Is as iohows:-
OFFICE or THE CHICAGO MrLwAuKKE ArD)
To THE sTocK BoEp HOLDERS =
we invite you 70 sign and return the enclosed au.
stockh9asrs Of this company to be held at Milwaukee
we are in favor of pting the law of which we In
Close eop ana nS & vote Sa y9ss
the contemplated reforms Is intended that
Of We NO and &c aas
''''n' wan ''A' . 'A' '" xIExASNpER MITCHELL.
h The aSS se aRa SS
Mitchell Of fbs 5Ohn
New York Wv. s Gurnee, julius wadsworth, i. L.
a Eina ana and o
Co oN ssr o wsn VI ss or3
Co.; Baldwin 4 Rmbal- Robert Baysrd, Armour,
Dodge 4 Co; Hallgarten Co., James O. Garner, VIM
Bryce Co.. y. l. Horton Co. and George smith, OF
deddes "a Reid i'' 'H''-S'' 'A'i' = 40 400
the following is the bombsner law referred to-
Ichapter s2s Laws OF 1851
Of ice a a s. aP y
Senate and Assembly, do enact s fOllows:-
II s q g. al e %
ococE noon Of he day on Which the
81 sy Ss K
one year then ensuing said eleca p and annually
iuIl Board Of thirteen lreetors Of SAID company;
the election Of drsotors Of said company june neS
and before the poll said ELECTION aha opened the
oe Of Of the III ss sh &c
ssa ~ " s j e? s 'aS
same be accepted and be in uli force and binding
sa al ss sa A 1ens a sq
!Ea i e n SS t sa IN sh
any cause the election PROVIDED for in this on not
the polls for the election directors opened then and
in that case the first section Of this act shall 10 IN iu
full Board of Directors shall be elected as therein pro-
SEC a-The secretary Of said company shall make
certificate under the seal Of the company certifying the
this act and e the same in the office Of the secretary
of state OF the stale OF Wisconsin within ten days after
SEC 4-sectlon ! OF chapter ss5 q the private and
parts o. acts contradctory or conflicting with the pro
sne afh act shall take edset and be Of full force
from and after It's gas s4 ana pneiesa9n n A
@ u PAEKER, President Of the senate.
W. R TAYLOR Governor.
tits SCH here that Mr. Mitchell has already
uajoliy OF the votes OF the stockholders.
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Huncaoack" ana ''rne Rough Diamondn win be
presented for the occasion. Messrs. RignOld,
Montague and Frank Mayo-tne three rivals for the
post OF hanosomest man-appearing in the cast.
II Is said that real golden apple. from the prop
erty room VIII be presented to that one
OF the three male graces who shall
obtain the most votes. The question OF beauty Is
TO 0e decided by the votes or the ladies' present.
the masculine gender being olslranchised for the
occasion, as 1t Is purely a feminine question.
Lewis. Davidge and others, who have no claim on
the public except being good actors, win also be
INTRODUCED In the cast.
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THE ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
Heavy Clouds Cause Great disappointment
10 the Scientists.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE. |
LONDON, May 5, 1875.
By telegram from Egypt our correspond
ent reports, under the date of April T.
that the prevalence of heavy clouds OBJ
secured the sun ten minutes before the COM
mencement Of the eclipse.
The crescent was seen like the moon in q
mist
THE oBsERvERs VASTLY DISAPPOINTED.
Great disappointment prevails In scientific
circles m consequence.
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LYCEUM THEATRE.

The benent performance rendered last
night to Mile. Girardin at this house was
an unusually interesting event. Three
light and charming comediettas were pre-
sented for the occasion, and the man
ner In which they were acted, and the side
OF French life portrayed, so different
from the pictures which the sensational
drama has familiarized US. were truly re-
fresning Mile. Grardin, the fair beaefcidtre APP
peared in all three pieces and displayed an admir-
able versatility in her picturIng OF girlhood Her
Adrienne, IN Barriere's lie Ecu au Convent
was especially sweet and simple. IL was de-
licious piece or acting and had about 1t odor OF
innocence we rarely encounter in the theatre.
The house was good, but not so large as 1t ought
to have been. Mile. Girardln was supported by
Messrs Juignet, Genot, Girard and Stuart.
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THE BESSEMER STEAMER.
Trial Trip Of the Novel Naval
Conveyance.
THE SWINGING SALOON NOT WORKED
a Sudden Dash Into French Pier and
Slight Injuries.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, May 8. 1876.
The trial of the Bessemer steamer took
place to-day.
A DISTINGUISHED PARTY ON BOARD.
Three hundred invited guests, including
some of the principal merchants of the city,
scientists and representatives of the press,
were on board
THE SWINGING SALOON NOT WORKED.
The swinging saloon was not worked The
reason of the omission is not stated
DASH AGAINST CALAIS PIER.
When entering Calais harbor the vessel re-
fused to obey her helm, and dashed furiously
into the pier, carrying away a large portion
of the woodwork of the pier
THE SHIP ONLY SLIGHTLY INJURED.
The vessel was scarcely injured
THE TOURISTS IN PARIS.
The members of the party which was on
board will stay in Paris until Monday, the
10th inst, when they will return to England.
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A M u E M E NTS.


'The Rivals" and the "Happy Pair" were last
night substituted for the ''Road TO Ruin" The
change OF bill brought out the brilliant audience
that Is oistinctivey Walackian, and tue .JoveT
looked bright as a flower garden. Miss
Dyas and Mr. Montague, in the "Happy
Pairu renewed their former successes.
and the audience admired the performance
as though they were contemp plating something OF
their own experience In mirror. The "Rivals +"
with Jonn Gilbert Beckett, Arnott, Floyd in the
cast, with Miss Dyas as LYDIA Languisn, and Nine.
Ponisi as MRS. Malaprop was worthy of the home
of the old comedy. Miss Dyas performance OF
Lydia Languish added another laurel to the many
sne mas already gathered on the American stage.
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TROUBLESOME INDIANS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, MAY s, 1875.
speciai despatch TO the Globe from Topeka,
Kan, says the Indians continue to be trouble
some along the Kansas frontier. The troops have
had several light skirmlshss with small bands OF
them during she past week. Arrangements are
being made TO send Que strong force from Port
Hays, which will pursue them until they surren-
der or are captured
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CANAL MATTERS.

BUFFALO, May s. 1875
The Board OF Trade adopted the new Canal Bill
or Lading this morning. Two week days are al.
lowed consgnses to discharge cargo, provided
notice OF arrival shah be given before twelve
O'Clock M. After which time the cargo or con-
cent per day upon tne freghJ, including tolls for
each and every day OF sucn demurraQe over the
two days, above specified, until the cargo Il
fully discharged. There IL no important change
In the other clauses.
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Mary Glass, aged tnry-nve years residing at
no 25s Madison street, took dose Of Paris
green az her residence last night, for the purpose
OF suicide. She was taken to the seventh pre-
cinct station mouse. where she was attended ny
iv her husband,
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WILCOX 4 GIBBS SEWING MACHINE-THIs
Is the only ndaru sewing machine really silent ana
light running; IL makes secure scam-the best II
properly eewnis easiest % learn perfectly safe for
delicate ladies and families and manufao
turers has rival The company cAuiioning tae
public against buying SPURIOUS NEEDLES; the genuine
needle Is stamped Pat Mar TO- 1851 also against tina
practice OF some unprincipled dealers who japan
ont MACHINES and palm them OF nearly new
main Office OF the company is a. o33 Broadway New
York, with branches In leading cities.
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HOW A BOARD BILL WAS PAID.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nav q !

MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,, May s, 1875.
At Gallon, Wis, today, George Miller, q o me-
armed soldier, snot John Names proprietor or a
hotel and Henry Kuehs. hostler, and then pro.
ceedsd TO the cemetery and shot himself or the
three men onlJ KuehIs can possibly recover Tne
cause OF the q agedy was quarrel over q board
bill
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RIsToRI's FAREWELL.

At the conclusion OF the Matinee d'Adeu, at the
Lyceum Theatre yesterday, the great actress made
q brief farewell address she said: -
LADIES AND GKNrLEMRN-It has come at last The sad
dest of words be spoken for America is very dear
O me, and taking leave OF New York, take leave
Of most generous public of friends, whose memory
shall ever cherish Ibelieve that farewell with
heart upon my lips Farewell, aud may God bless your
noble country.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 8, 1875.
the report that Sir John Holksr had accepted
the judgeship In the Court OF Exchequer, made
vacant by the death OF Baron Pigott, Is denied.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twentyfour hours, in
comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year as Indicated BY the thermometer at aud-
nuL,a Pharmacy. HKKALp BnlldLng:-
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OBITUARY.
JOHN II. HOWARD.

JOHN II. HOWARD.
Mr.. John II. Howard, dry goods merchant do
ing business In this city was taken suddenly Ill
YESTERDAY, suffering from an attack OF cerebral
hemorrhage. Medical attendance was immedi-
ately summoned but proved OF no avail, Mr. How-
ara DYING In less than ball an hour afterward.
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SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS. KNER
Caps, Abdominal Supporters. Suspensory Bandaces
shoulder Braces and Clutches MARSH Truss ONCE
No. Yesey street Lady IN attendance.
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
HALIFAX. N. s. NAV

HALIFAX, N. S.. May 8, 1875
The market for sugar and molasaes is nrm;
nearly all the cargoes from the West ladies' on the
demsnd there DelLR active.
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n Ais JOURNAL o. HEALTH FoR June.
The Oldest and best Of the health monthIes
TAME OF ennfnnfa

Vegetable Diet Mistakes Matrimonial: Coffee vs.
Govt, Adhesive Plaster. Use Of silence; towers. lie
Toll % shop Girls; Mothers and Nurses, Rich without
Money Good Natured people Young Women; lpu.
geylty, Tobacco, Borrowing Trouble Cooks that Kill \
Better Wav. How ToDacco Hurts. Don't Try do too
many fhngs Clean Cellars; Nenulaung sewers: over
worked school Girls. OATMEAL Fortune Barriers,
Women BARRIERS; Unfermenied Wine, Crema on
Gala Lilies Trichiniass, Tooth fanlcts An At ~
humanity; lntanulc Diseases. bad Breath; HehDfyls
Home Adjournment THIS number also contains Chaptef
Flve ~ the entertaining domestic story, entitled eur
sumner a. MapewOod,n the subject this month BET I
'Griddle Cakes and other Things S2a Single
copies, ~ cents Published by the American and
eign publication Company, ~ Eighth street sold Nv
all newsdealers.
IUsT PUBLIsHED-.THg TEETH; ROW 10 fE :.
~ serve them. when lost how 10 replaces them. dtrs't
from the author. Or a. J. ROBERTS. surgeon DcnEs-
- sond street New YORK Free ~ maii Tor Goats
IUsr PuBLIsHED--MILK OF MAGNEsIA A 81 y
- tain for DY-PBPsIA, CONSTIPATION. scr \
STOMACH HEADACHE, GOUT, GRAVEL. klpN I
AFFsCrIONs and ali DIsBA SES OF THE Score H. (
ORGANs. Prescribed by the leading phystcfant ~
C. n. PHILLIPS, Post ONCE box a,3T
| ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET sent tree on apotchttjA
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A TOOTH FOR TOOTH, THAT is TO Sal

A.-CTTIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
fine aud elegant HAT should call At Esp ENSCHEID's
manufacturer OF gentemens hats IFS Nassau street.
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WIGS, TOUPEEs. &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS. PRAC-
teal WIGsAKER and importer OF HUMAN HAIR a last
Twelfth street. near Broadway.
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CREEDMOOR.
FIRST PRACTICE OF THE AMERICAS NATIONAL
TEAM

FIRST PRACTICE OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL
TEAM.
In conformity with previous resolution the
American Team met yesterday on the Creedmoor
rine ranges for practice. Messrs. Hepburn, Cole
man and Colonel Bodine were absent. The
weather was, upon the whole, not unfavorable 20
good shooting, and the six members or the team
who were on the ground made remarkably nne
scores. The average OF Yesterdays shooting is up
to l40 points per man, about 29-I0o points per
shot, This record beats the best practice OF the
Irish Team at Wimbledon. The year in which they
carried OF the Elcno challenge shield but small
fraction over three points per shot was achieved
by them.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call for ana deliver
goods work surpassed by Ofces--936 Broadway
near Twentysecond street; 1876 sixth avenue.
fourth street.