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New.

just received, II large stock III Shaw's
Rcirigcrators, aud White Mountain triple
motion, lee cream frcezers also large
supply Of wire screen cloth for door.
and windows. all at ock-bo'om prices.
4. ". iltSDLRsON.
Corner l2th street and Commercial
avenue. l-ls.lm.
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A Cairo Lodge. No. 23J, A. + pnd
XXA A. NJ, will hold n communicated
y at the Masonic ball This tIhursday)
evening, at 5 O'Clock, tor instruction.
By order OF W. NJ. W. A. $500, sees.
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The {. and '. railroad VIII inn eycur-
sion trains over The road to Mount City
on decoration day at reduced rates.
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The undersigned j. prepared to pump
ont aud repair ci.i.rns ar build new ones
on short notice aud at satisfactory prices.
j. :. HAWKINS,
I'D and Cedar streets. I'o.tofiic box
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a. HALEY "A iinelot of fable and
pocket cutlery. also spades, shovcl.-
hoes, rakcs, forks, axes and general line
Of hardware Just received By \. Haley
lis Commercial aycnuJ 2-IS3m.
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Why will you suffer -.

WY VIZ SVu SWuvx from R,su
matisin, Sprainsx stiR Jeints, Swellinxs, Rurns,
scalds or Weak Back. when the lsnlai,r Ii "
n,snt affords certnin reliet Many srticars so0fa
pain 10 = csrtMin extent. hut Csataur l.lntmsns
cures The White Linimsnt h for " hnsnAn
family. ihe Yellow Llniasrut 10 !er hQFess p,si
animals. WI ul-tat.l3tW.
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Patterns fss tie ladies

just received a large assortment of
Bazaar Globe Fitting Patterns, the Test
fitting in use, at lm.] &, IIAsSS,
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Malice 10 SMillneY..

i,ypcct to De- away from the Guy Tor
some Time, and during my absence. Mr..
". q Robbins is duly authorized 10 rep
resent me "a agent Of the key Line"
5lNlw. ". l.. WRIGHT.
MnA lMh. ls.G.
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Linens.

Linen Damask Napkins and Towel
ing Offering at reduced prices at
j-l4-lm. 4. HANNY's.
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Large stock OF Carpet. offering very
cheap M Jl4.lm. {. HA>NI's.
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Large stock of Ladies, aud Childrcn'
Boots and Shoes at low prices, ut
5-li-lm. {. ilANNY'S,
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Linen AsMIser.

Linen fibre. plate finish. letter and note
paper at the BULLETIN office. Blue aud
cream laid, below 81. Louis prices.
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Wen ma Aalsator nces

vienna haoSatOr 0eeS
al the ITALIA saloon. opposite the BrL
TiN office. Il
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vtesaa Saltwater Beer
N the ITALIA saloon. opposite the BrL.
MIN office. n
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Thirty thousand Just received at the
BULLETIN office.
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STRAWBERRIES AND ICE CREAM

Ora.,d Festival, May -. 1879. AZ win.
sct's Bl0ck-sstSeO nv the Ladies' Oi
the Episcopal Church
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stock Of Dry Good; at very low prices
at a-l4.lm. T.. uASNY's.
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THURSDAY. MAY Is. 1876.
Local weather Reposs.


JAMES " 4 IsVN.
Sergeant. Signal service. 4. >. 4.
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MOUNTED MAPS

--UF THU
Siay OC s"trU,
,olOrei aud vanished, for sale at hall
price (Sa,50) Mt the BULLETIN office.
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RIVER NEWS.

Wa" DEPARTMENT. RIvsp RsroVr, 4,
May II SO
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Cross and sickly children q,

lie made healthy aud strong by regulating th,ir
stOInachs anc bowels with Castoria. II is Inors
effective than Castor Oil and Is US pleasant ~
take US honey For Wind Collie, Sour Stomach,
Worms and Costiyeness, there Il nothing IN eS
istence equal to oastoria
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HARLEM REGATTA.

FIRST RATE WORK ANTICIPATED-THE ENTRIES
AND CREWS.
To-day tho Harlem boat clubs hold their annual TO-
gatta There is every prospect Of unusually
fine display account of the number Of
the races and the quality OF the va
rous crews The clubs represented in tho
various races tho Columbia College, Nassau, Maui
THUS New York Rowing, Dauntlcss. Athletic and Alta
lanta The boat for gentlemen will leave Wall street
at twelve NJ and tho ladies' boat foot OF Twenty third
street. East River. at one p N. The order OF races
and names Of the crews are as folows:-
First trial heat Of juncrss second, pair oars third
second trial heat OF juniors fourth, fouroared race
fth diamond SOULS: sixth, cared gig race; seventh
final heat of the juniors
The following are the names OF the respective crews
who will take part In the regatta:--
Pair-oared crcws-New York Athletc-W l. Stowe,
r. l. Newton. Atalantas-J L. Eustis, W. H. Downs
Nautilus--David Roach. William Walsh
Folr-oarcd Race. -Coluniba-J A. Sprague bow; E.
A. Sage, No 2; c. S. Boyd No. 3, and 7. Goodwin.
bow /. s Marsh, No 2; II. G. Short No. 8; c. H.
Cone, stroke. Administered Blake, bow H. W.
Rodgers, No q W. H. Downs, No. o and John Il. Eus-
Six-oared Race. --Dauntless-J H Bates bow; H.
W. Peckwcli, No 2; Theodore Knapp, No 3; W. B.
s Mp,s and j. j. Dun coxswain New York A Ash
letIc Club-R- w Rathborne, bow; 1. $. Nash No 2;
A. T. Shaw, No. 8; +. J. Hync, No a; H. G. West,
swain New York Rowing Club. p. King bow;
J. A. McKern, Jr., No 2; r. b. Hartshorne No. 3;
T. Green, No. 4; G. Sherman, Jr., No. 8; William r.
Stewart, stroke, and c. r. Frothingham. coxswain.
The crews will occupy the following positions, No.
representing the New York shore
First Heat Of the Juniors-Mr. Foot, Nassau, i; Mr.
Sprague Athletic 2; Mr.. Scanlon, Atalanta, 81 Mr..
Mills, ATLANTA, A.
Second Feat Of the Juniors.-Mr. Rodgers, Alta
lanta, ! Mr.. Robinson, Nassau, 2; Mr. Herman, Maui
titus. g.
Pair-oarcd Rsce.-New York Athletic Club, l; Alta
lanta, 2; Nautilus 8
Four-oared Raco.-Columbia /; ATLANTA, 2; Ath-
letic, g.
Diamond sculls Mr.. Iosee, ATLANTA, i; Mr.. Mills,
Nassau, 2: Mr.. Alderman, ATLANTA,
Six.oared Race.-Dauntless Il New York Rowing
Club, 2; Athletic,
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CHARLESTON AND THE OLD GUARD.

THO following answer has been sent by tho Old Guard
OF New York TO the invitation given them by the ct.
OF Charleston to participate in tho
ton OF the hundreth anniversary Of the battle
Fort sullivan.
To wiLLIAa AKIN. GEORGE w. WILLIAMS, ANDREW 81.
MONS. a. J. CussiScHAM: JANIS Is CAkPsELL AND err
zLSs or CHARLESTON. .. g.. -
GESTLkMEN-We take great pleasure Ia acknowledging
tho receipt of the Invitation the citizens OF
the Od Gutrd be the 18th OF June
cpatc with the military civic organizations u Charles
in the ccrbrat OF tho nundrcdth
the battle Of Fort sullivan.
IL will ador the Old Guard in behalf Of the citizens
New York, pleasure jain you IN the duties and
festivities IL that ocason and lend their aid In
and celebrating the deeds Of those u rious
patriots who achieved the liberties gories
enjoy. Yours. with great respect.
GEORGE W. MCLEAN. Major Comm anding Old Guard.
ALEXANDER HESEiQuES, President Old Guard
detachment OF the ..Old Guard'' will sail Sunday
June Is. in the steamer Charleston, accompanied by
the same number Of tho 'Boston Tigers, y with the
Mcdiord Band and Drum corps, and after the cencn-
NAL ceremonies ut Charleston will embark Tor New
York with tho Washington Light Infantry OF Charles
ton aud Cnch iiincs oil Georgia. arriving hero July l.
All wall leave Tor Philadelphia the same day.
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ELxIRA, June 10, 1870
To-day which TO have closed the spring meeting
Of the Emira Driving Park Association, was
citing to the thousands who assembled 10 the
lnal races There three In the programme
tro in tho $3.50 class, In the 20 and running
race The 2:22 and tho running race we're nnirhed
but completion OF the slow trot had to be put or
until tomorrow, six exciting heats being trotted with
out decision being reached.
THE Two-rwESTYrwo RACE.
The 2:22 race was easily by Huntrcss the favor
ite Her contestants In the Bonner Carrie
and Clifton Boy but the latter was drawn after tho
first heat Bonner took tho second heat tho race
2:2a Huntress won three, in . 81 2:25x and 2s r.
Tho purse 81 ooo $500 first horse $3.50 10 sec
ond, $3.50 to third and 500 to fourth.
THE RUNNING RACE.
The running mile and half heats best two
In three, for 5000 It was won by Hartand in two
straight heats in 246l and 40 Violet the favor
tie, but took second money.
TRor.
The $3.50 race was Tor $500; $500 TO the FIRST 500 10
second, 500 to third and $40 10 fourth.
Eight horses startod-Butcher Boy, Iattck. Sir
Henry, Erie, Nellie g.. Coin Loia and Charmer Eric
the iavorte The first heat was won by SIR Henry
in 1881.
In the second heat at the quarter stretch sir Henry
left his feet and in getting him down, his driver Fred
Delametcr brought him almost 10 a stand. Coin was
behind him. going very FAST and the two sulkics
ing together. Sir Hcnrys was upset and the driver
thrown heavily to tho ground The horse ran away,
dashing among tho other horses and going around
the twice before he could be stopped The driver
WINS badly hurt and carried from tho ground Sir
and was drawn from the Jacob Fountain driver
OF Coin. was thrown out Of bis seat, but drew him
self back by the reius. his horse making
. break. This driver was badly famed. Erie won She
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YACHTING IN ENGLAND.
The Royal Thames Club
Cutter Match.
Winners OF the Prizes in the First and
Second Class.
The Interest in the Regatta Marred
by Protests"
LONDON, June 2, 1875

LONDON June 2, 1875
The nrst .. the three important cutter matches with
which The Thames yachting Is annually inaugu
rated sailed yesterday the Royal Thames Club as
usual, opening the ball. In the absence OF His Royal
Highness the Prince Of Wales, the Commodore OF the
club who was unable to be present owing to slight
ndisposition Lord Alfred Psget the Vice Commodore,
hoisted his flag board the Eagle steamship, which
carried goodly contingent OF members and friends
The weather everything that could be desired
there being bright and good sailing brcezc-a
happy combination Of circumstances rarely met with
on the Thames-though. perhaps, there was scarcely
sufficient wind to enable the larger craft to do full JUS
tice to themselves, more particularly in the upper
reaches. The entry extremely good and included
nearly all the crack cutters ahoat with the exception
Of the Kremhda which Ia still In the sale list and
q special interest impaired to the match by the
fact that II was the maiden essay on the Thames OF
both the Neptune and the Vol au Vent. The latter
made very creditable debut and the Iona also, which
has been ''atered bnck'' her 1874 trim, showed
greatly improved vessel and seemed to be than
match for the Neva. while the old Fiona good
AZ ever.
The entries were divided into two classes UNDER
FIRST cLAss-cuTrRRs EXCEEDING FORTY TONS.
First prize S100; second prize f4o Time allow
ance40 TO 10 TONS 20 seconds per ton upward Of 20
tons Is seconds per ton,
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Thomas wingfcla Curste. BY George Macdonald New
York: Georgc Routiedgc son.
Hebrew Reader and Grammar. Ny 8. Nannhcfmer -
Louis Frederick Rorsiin.
Botany. ~ ). H. Hooker. New York: d. Appleton 4
Co
Prsyer its Guilty BvP H. Nell. New York: sbel
don x Co.
sides: or, aJoarney Through tbs Lower Regions in
the Year 1879 ny w. W. Pink fhiladslphia: j. b Lip
pincott a Co W '
The Ascnement Of Lean Dundas. BY MIRA z. Lynn Lin.
Principles and Acts Of The Revolution. nv fIcxekiah
Niles New York: A. :. Barnes Co.
TO mcnting and Commentaries By q. H. Sou RECON.
New York. sheldon \ 10.
America Discovered by the Welsh In ITO Nv Ran.
jan,in y. bowen Iilsisphia: j. Is. Lippincott 90
Ham Hook ior Fruit Growers by Y. Il Elliott. Roches-
tor: u. Dewey. tT 11-77
Review Of she Political Conflict In America ny Alex.
ander Harris. New York: r. " Pollock
Annual report Of Police Judges City ~ York. 1875
ceIrts. Philadelphia M
you my Wife ny author or paris Before ne War
New York American Nsvs Company.
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COLLEGE EXERCISES.

Supplementary 10 the list Of commandments pub
lished In yesterdays HERALD may be mentioned the
foIlowlng:-
Manhattan College has issued It's commencement In
vta,ions Tor Tuesday, June q, At haIi-past three
O'Clock T. N.
Seton College has 20, down It's exercises for shs 2ss
inst
Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Ne, spends i've days
In It's exercises, beginning with Sunday July ., and
ending on the following Thursday
Dartmouth College calls friends together the
18th inst Tho exercises extend i've days. ending
with the commencement proper on Thursday, June %
Lafayette College. Eason, Pa. announces the
ton before Tho college alumni for Tuesday, the 9Th
inst.
Madison University holds It's exercises on four dayA
beginning on sunday. June Is
Wiston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass, has Issued
It's invitations Tor Monday, June TO-
Washington AMI Leo University, Lexington, Va, de-
votes four It's and college cxer-
cisos, beginning with June Is
Rev. Joseph r. Duryea d. D., viii deliver tho baccs.
laureate OF the Packer Institute in the chapel
neNt Monday evening
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

At meeting OF the Joint Committee OF the National
Rife Association, held yesterday afternoon, commu-
nicaiion received from Mr.. W. smyth request
ing 10 DO allowed TO and iniss his score tho
competition for position on the team, he having been
unavodaby abscn. from tho second days shooting.
The request referred to the subcommittee Mr.
his resignation.
AT meeting Of tho Executive Committee Of The Ma
tona RIDE Assocauon held Just after the Adjournment
OF the Joint Committee Rule OF Penalties Tor the
infringement OF the "Reguaiions Tor the Government
of Competitions Crccamoor'' suspended Tor tho
present The rule IL as follows -
ANY competitor who nres In namo other than his
own, fires twice for the prize, shall be dsqua
fed from again competing at the prize meetings
Of tho Association for any prize offered TO the Ma
tional Guard clscwhcre.n
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The examination OF Daniel Drcw's attorney IN bank
rup;cy, which set down for yesterday before Rcg
lister Williams Of No Warren rect, was adjourned
until to-day at two r. NJ
The first meeting o! the creditors OF John J. John.
held yesterday before Register Allen, OF No.
152 broadway. Mr.. John r. Roberts was elected as
slgnce. alter debts aggrcgating about $4,000 were
proven. Among the claims proven those OF Gar.
den CO.. SU,47b 10; Samue Shethar x CO., 81 2G3 "
Isdor K Hciu, 50, s23 81; Hall BALDWIN, ss,55S Is;
John u McGeorsc S2,1J9 W; orrin Benedict Co.,
H. Colin, 81 043 IL; Iweedy Manufacturing Company,
81, Or so; william II. Hurlbut Co.. sl,S54 o.; s.
wu,crDitz 4 Co, 81 us 30; Humbcry Hart,
sl,c3l ~; Hoffman n Co., 1888 49, Henry H. Silver.
man, 81, 1914 10.
Al meeting Of the creditors or George Floyd held
yesterday before Register Allen. to show cause why
the bankrupt should not be discharged, opposi on
TO tho discharge was shown and tho order Will DO
prantcd.
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Il naf its pleasure by tho jealous manper In which
some OF the yachts sailed. In the first class the
Iona woua give way 10 the Neva, with the result
the latter lost her bowsprit when attempting To
avoid more serious collision or course her master
nj once hoisted protest flag, and took his crippled
vessel back Gravesend In the second class there
was even OF the same Objectionable jealousy
shown Out OF the i've 40tonners that started, no less
than hostcd protest lass, and the prizes there
remain in allegiance pending inquiry INTO the sew
oral objections We sincerely that the owners Of
racing yachts will set their faces against such rrac-
tees II entirely lies with them TO convincs their
sk,ppers that the sharp tricks which find favor at
suburban meetings altogether out OF place on
the water. So long owners practically show that
they consider such Jockeyism merit, SO long will
captains endeavor to their superior snarness by
infringing the rules OF sailing. One OF the regulations
OF the new Yacht Racing Association very properly
Furnishes any captain guilty CT such equivoca strata
gems by disqualfying him for tho remainder Of tho
season Perhaps II would be better II the peccant
yacht also placed under ban This might nlu-
owners to teach their masters to keep within the
limits Of fair sailing swim, tie or wrangle Is not
good maxim for yachtsmen
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
LAST DAY OF THE SPRING MEETING AT JEROME
PARK.

LAST DAY OF THE SPRING MEETING AT JEROME
PARK.
After unexceptionaly brilliant succession OF racing
days the spring meeting Of tho American Jockey Club
will be brought TO close this afternoon. Tho greatest
day. however has been for tho last there
will be run, with respectable number of
good horses each contest The sport will begin with
dash OF mile by three yearolds that have not won
q this year, and Woodland. bennington I'd,
and Ambush will come TO the post The second event
will be the Centennial Stakes, for all ages, dash Of
two miles and three-quarters which will have for
starters Tom Ochtrce, Olitipa, Acrobat and viatoE
This will be grand The third contest will be for
tho Consolation Purse, dash Of threc-quarters
Of mile, for horses that have and not
during the meeting. The fourth will DO
hack race exclusively for members OF the club, and
there will be eight starters, comprising Messrs s.
Rowland, G. H. Arnold, r. Center, A. b. purdy, w. G.
Pects C. N L. Scott. c. IL Phelps and Lord Mandc-
Vile The sixth will be handicap stecple chase
Of about two miles and half which has eight entries
comprising Trouble, Hermione, Resolute, Risk Bullet
Stanford, Colonel Michigan and warlike The seventh
10 . match steeplcchuse, between J. G. r. Law
and Lord Vaudeville the former 10 ride Resoutc
and the latter Giadiateur Reding The following
few OF the pools sold last night the regular events
at the OF the American Jockey Club There
pools sold on the hack race or tho match
THE FIRST RAcE-pAsH OF A MILE.
NJ
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heat 10 241 In this heat the drivers OF Butcher Boy
Charmer and Lottie h. were changed, they being
charged with pulling 10 save record
The third heat was declared heat, and the driver
OF Erie was fined $25 Tor foul driving. having pulled
the heat to give Lotte X. record
Eric still sold heavily as favoritc and won the
fourth heat in 237iz.
The nth heat won by Coin in 242s<, Erie dying
at tho three-quarter pole. In the hth heat tho
iavorite was distancci Butcher Boy winning in 2:43
Lote X second IL was late to trot the deciding
heat and the race was postponed until ten o'clock
10 morrow Under the ruiz Butcher Boy and Cain will
be the only horses starting. In tho association pools
tonight Butcher Boy tho fayorte. 10 70 Q.
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NEW JERSEY RIFLE TEAM.

Mr. J. 7. B. Collins has presented to the Bergen
Point Rifle Club fine badge for competition. The
conditions are tina. the member making tho highest
shall rctan the badge Till hts record is beaten
At tho end OF tho season 1t will become the prop
erty OF the member holding II tor the longest time
during tho season The shooting Tor the Winants
badge resulted follows, yesterday the bong
possible 20: - I. b. Collins, ~ Seedlings, 81 Sim
rnands, SO; Duane, 49, vredenburg 81; Mcies s.
The selected for the targets the Schuetzen Park
VIII commence practice on "Wednesday next
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The Eda which made her debut as racer on this
occasion, had rounded when the club left
With the wind some two points aban the beam, II
was nearly dead run home, and all they rounded
got their booms TO port, and rugged out spinna
kers port, the voau-Vent setting second spnna-
ker jb fsshion TO her bowsprit, and supplemcnting
Il with water sail under her boom The Iona and
set jib topsals and watcrsails while the Cuckoo also
got up jib topsail over balloon foresail. Thus
vased all bowled Merrlly along for home, Keeling or
the miles pace until close upon the top OF Sea
Reach when the wind suddenly shortened upon them,
and spinnakcrs had TO be got IN all round with Will
Balloon ibis forcsas and Jib topsas now became
In general rcqusiton but there was no change in the
order IN which the yachts had rounded the Mouse En-
Ierng Gravesend Reach they took the wind once moro
nearly abeam, but, beng near home there was
further shifting Of canvas, and the yachts ultimately
passed the Nag boat on Roshervc and concluded the
mat hall
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FOOTBALL IN CENTRAL PARK.


To TIN EDIToR OF THE HxRALD:-
Knowing your love Of justice take tho liberty Of
askipg little room in your columns IN order to
to set matter right II IL known everybody
that the Department OF Public Parks has granted piece
OF ground the Central Park tho boys play base
ball on, and for tho girls they have opened croquct
ground Now, do not think It moro than fair that
they set apart space for football we'll as We
have 70 away up 10 Harlem IN order 70 play game,
thus wasting our time as well AZ our money. while
others need but TO the Park by which they lose but
little time and have no expenses Hoping soon 70
football ground IN existence ~ tho Park. remain,
respectfully, A FOOTBALL CLUB.
NEW YoRk, June ~, 1s7a
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CREEDMOOR.


Yesterday another military day at Creedmoor.
Dctachments from the Eleventh brigade went out to
practise with view to qualifying TO compete Tor
marksmcn's badges. The regiments represented wero
the Twenty third Thirty second and Forty seventh
Two hundred and nfty-one shot at the nrst
ranges lis belonging TO the Twentythird seventy
10 tho Thirty.second and ffty-scven to The Forty
seventh. OF this number thrty-eight from the first
named regiment qualified at tho first ranges nineteen
OF the Thirty second and twenty two OF tho Forty
seventh Tho following show the result al the
800 and 400 yards ranges
TWENrY-TuiRn RRCIMRxr
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THREE DAYS REST.

To THE EDITOR rHg HEaALD:-
Will you kindly the influence OF the HERALD
In cndeavorng to bring about movement for general
suspension OF business the 30 well tho Fourth
Of Julyy This would enable thousands avail them
selves o. three days the country would be
heartily appreciated. I believe there IL some such
movement decided already among The banks and
wholesale business houses down town; but why not
make II general among retailers and all OF
business We don't have Centennial celebration
every year. let US make The most Of tals
OSE Who HOPES TO SEE THE IDEA CARRIED
arm
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YACHTING NOTES.

NEWPORT, II. l., June 10. 1876.
Arrived new steam yacht Truant, Jacob Lorlard,
from New York; also sloop yacht Elaire, N.YY.C..
Henry G. Russell, owner, from East Greenwich, bound
to Cuttyhunk Has on board guests Messrs Moses
H. Grinnell Of New York, and Lawrence Grnnel, OF
New Bedford
The yacht Mystic, B.Y.C., Mr. G. II. Hall, from New
YORK for Greenwich, and the Dreadnaught, N.YY.C.,
Mr.. G. J. Osborn. from New York. cruising eastward,
passed whitestone, L. l., yesterday afternoon.