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, 1876-05-25

5orTiSGs FROM THE DEPARTMENTS.
TIE License Department touk III $50 iii
licensc-fces yesterday.
Thu Committee OIL Streets a,ul Alleys for tho
North Division Is called for Fri1ay at y. ns. In
the City Clerks olI1cc.
The Committee OIL Streets and Alleys, South
Division, was to hare inct in tho C1ty Clerks
Office yesterday AFTERNOON, but, owing to the ab-
scnce Of the Chairman, 10 business was trans-
actcd.
After the tst OF juno watcr-rcnts will he III
creascL 10 per cent. Persons wllu desire to uid
the city In It's hour OF nued will take notice and
hold of.
Tic Commit ttcc on Gas.Ifghta Ia called for FIJI
day evening In Iloon, Gu, Palmer IIousc, to consl.
references. This Gus Inspector will be requested
10 be present.
The Committee on Printing h called for Saturday
net nron the resolution calling for mn Investigation
concetn!ME the alleged changing Ut the ull.buuks
n tue fisst Precinct Of the Tenth Ward. Aid.
While and Smith Will be nsked to bc present.
The City Treasurer took in s., :5s from the Water
Department yesterday, and ST.. QUO was lcpositcd
by School Agent g. =. Chase. The latter an1uunt
Il sn M es n f. f sss II II, m u
out or tlivldendcd among tho echooi teachers.
Mr.. Colvn was no. at the city headquarters at all
during yesterday. The room, however, remained
ny usual, Will lie exception OF Tile gang tat COY
Sfn'a presence nhures. There were 1lo tenlonstr4.
tons made to take possession Of the office, tho
ltnttng Committee haa not yet held u mretfng on
tho question.
In the course OF the day Tn1nuSE reporter met
Mr. UtrClHOn, the now Comptroller, ami learned
from hn, that bis bond Will be submitted 10 the
Council next Monday night And that he will quail.
to tay VIII RESPECT to ~ financial poey, 'a as hs
considered It premature to promu}gnta my views
TN the euhjc jcct.
At Into hour for CITY, Hall folks 10 be lingering
came nying around julIlantly showing Ms. Colvin's
decree ~ nssry one Ae lnet. fls made The state-
1ncnt that all tho heads u fepastmentsin received
similar letters. Yhe cpfste was HIusce Of htlar
for hunr. There bsokr fr0m the ll!IA of one the
modified quotation, 80, cursel desire for ut,ce
What doat th1u not calsc the huuan heart 10 dol"
| etc.
Mayor I1oyue has put his foot down and has made
ur his Mtnl. Henceforward It will be useless fus
81 lime OH license; or 70 iavs permission to run
tss, fss, ns to n T. The Mayss nr tA'nk;
oes not snI caa tst s,eo ooo o. hncay nass ls' h
aunnt ahaii be lost to tho city by any Instrumental
ity Ut ha. liz VII! not tsy IL curry favor with the
tn!ooA;lecnsfs In thns way us office vas oyerru
tiny rcc"iseA nntles thu last Ghel Executive Men
nnd women seeking fayura, mud oil k!nA Ut humAni
II Hcek!nE al! klis of add ann"yc.l him Ctni}nu
ally ono old man looking for smrlooymtnt, nl.s
t!N.n. none, ns thru WE nOnu for him, begged
lung and Earnestly. AZ lust he was tirniy told 10
Eight hack to Now iork Statv. won't stay tcfe "
70 greut ut last that Mayor ioyue was obliged to
station a policeman At thn door TO allow Ut hls at
trnsiun to business.
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lion with regard to frelgh,s and farca recently
entered into with tue trunk-finc roads from thu
,Wrst to thc sraboart1. The resolution would
not ISrn done | 1t sho close Of The % dsy w|cn al The
Houhe waA very empty.
. lannon's Democratic arithmetic man Of the cam.
pa'gh q lh!s. has been appointed 10 work mp *on,c
campaign literature out If investigating commit.
tees lab0Ts
r1rznuGrr
nSmoffat' afc trying 70 make It appear that Ftz.
hagh Ia ntnhe because he has ptured so,c Of the
hts. nnoks. showing ;rsns:ettons On documents and
othef matters. which he declines to return. liz
seems 10 hsge trratet! .he Impression that he has
ter.
TIE NEW ORLEANS INVESTIGATION.
Ing oAM2tney'ti:ncsa! la. written tho following
%;ti: H." s,s" Ssa[nss e. g.
&C.. H?ute of H<prt.tntnttr.t-s,n: Your request
IT, Il te.den; s"a csEyg. z VI ssef W. sos
bud been notified that several members Of yonr
COMMITTEE are not IN fssor Of immunity It II not
oeeineH nest to grant It, Yours respectfully,
EDWARDS PskHhErosT. AtturucY.GeHc.af,
THE STEAMBOAT HILL.
:, Gen Dasnslde will be ready Ia. nlorr7w to rcport
MERGE. Il viii be sub,tantnlly the SAM. ~ a. 1.-The lie
which tic ffieas of lie easuTs ais .psss ,' n ~
tcrest.
NOMINATION..
To sht N<tf,rn A.tecta!td frr's
hs. fa.e;l + afE p:s,s u e p.t pttaot Ct
Columbia. Envoy ExsrAorain.ry \ aud MinIste, rien.
tenantcy In thu navy and settled IN California soon
after It's American occupation. lie wat
tahreqaens'y tor several years United statee Sur.
seFor General for thkt state, and While there o
;ctsnnhl fften6sh1p wa4 tstabltsted between him
aud Gen. Grant, which has continued ever since.
Aticr acquiring large amount OF property In Cal-
itofn!a, he returned aEx years ago to Lfs old hung
N chc'tes, Pa, from which place he removed
With h!s family 10 thfs city tn 1bT3 ar 7a14, tic
was talked Of for appointment one Of the Com.
tnlh'l"hess Of the District at the time the rfoyts
lonsi Government was established, and during his
tesldcnce In Washington his nnrne ha. been nen.
t!hntd ~ Eumor In Connection With several other
Fedefal appointments,
BRIDGE BILL.
The linuse Committee on Commerce has agreed
10 'cpoft fasotaty bill to repeal 70 much of tho
nct OF !'cc: ~. lh1. A. provides for pivot draw
tn any bridge 10 To erected ncros4 tho UhIo River
between ths Citltt Of crvin.tun and Cincinnati.
SECRET MISSION,
Metffs. PEefFrpont aud Taft icft TIL. morufry for
New York.. on rome epec!aI hurn+rs afi1u9 out Of
thr Cabinet changes, tlle nature If Which IL kept
secret
, 1876-05-25
PORT HURON,

lpSt7aI Ullpa1eA 10 TIC TF19N11,
ponr lgrltnx. Mtch., May 2i.-DowS--PEops
postes, Chamberlain, $. Hert.chy, D. II. Wilson
and consott Egyptian and tow, Gctmsnla and
barses. Emma Thompson hnl barEes; schrs Louisa.
urncc ffrte.wood. Sreaunec.
Ul-Prups Arabia. Inter. Uccan and cnnsort, payl
". ltu,t and baTsss Bay ct'y and harges, onsons'
Richards. John Miner, TMutby lakcr, Well4 burt,
Thistle, T.. Fitzgerald, n G. West.
WlHb-South, Kent!p; weather fair.
Ponr liuMnA, Mich, May .4.-lD p, m.-NowN
-rIDps Paclnr. KewernIw. Burcxhsll and bargss;
schs d. II. Fustcr.
ur-Ptops Huron City, Dwegatchfc; schrs {lulLen
Fleece, William Hunter, tlurnu, lug slskLwit
WlsD-S0u1h. grAilp; weu!her nnu.
, 1876-05-25
MIKE BAILEY.
ElE lufLpINU INSPECTOR REFUSES TO u

EAE nu1LpIN0 INSPECTOR REFUSES TO De
uoUNCEp.
Mike Bailey wAs rounu tue building FROM early
morning IT, sunset, and received the cOngratula
dana u Ills many friends upun his future free
dom from Official cares with a!l hiB nattvu grace
an! philosophy. "That'il be ull right" was
Atkc's response III to nlon; ~ cau carry
hs! Mld earn u living, which
lnoro tlun many uf these
shaps can say." After. lunch, however, tho tx
Build'ug Inspector was'llot 10 scrcuc. III !4al
titc official notice Ut his bchcada1 in IFS pockct,
ald WAS vowing his determination to freeze Oh
to tsls office, though an army u Mayors, Dc juro
Ut do fagto, he WIS indifferent which, should
command him to resign.
"What do you intend to dol'' asked tho rc-
porter ut tho first opportunity.
"DoF' replied Mike, With au tmprecat!on both
sead aud deep; ''walt, and you'll seq what I'll
d."
''id prefer knowing right away" " rstorted the
~"'ef; Twill you recognize Mayor noyuo's al.
horlty."
Not much." said 3fike; ~ will not atknowl.
~ @ hIa lctter. shal! 1cat 1t with Silent con-
,,. ....unttts no nse kicking against the p'!cks," ="
pnM,Me'll aus, tejolnsd ths x.suporlntendcnt Of
iI,an inpiIdnEs ~ don't object 70 being renewed. pro.
~ ssMk u - u0Ht legally. Hut btf0rc Mt. aiofH4
sst5 e out Ut Office hu must gct the Council to ~.
sst lae oldlnanco creating the oltlce. Until that
agas a5 AhA!f aofd on yuu may rely on Il. Here
ainAEstrato Of thu city"
,.,e ihe reporter reached out for tho document aud
tt9a ~ fulluWa;
..S,a ana Inform a,e that ono Tholnas iloyne, pie.
saalng s to be the Mayor Of Chicago. bus notified
H. taat hs. tie said N0yar, has removed you ffaul
~ ~ ot1es OF Superintendent OF buildings, aud
IT, THAT the Noard Of Public Works. by
A'saaa OF sa4d Aoyas, has ssgassss4 yaa
, 1876-05-25

rear Of fl,c rnn1n. After waiting half MI hour
or 6o Tor Tic othcr tmrml,cts Of the Committee
tn nppuaf, tho Aldermen present ctrtudHl to
lnlt MI Informal investigation, nnl to This rt,d
the gamblers were invited by ono to come fur.
ward IN the cnnfcas[onn1
Tho first mnn called whR fcH 11nnklnA. In
,crppnso to tnfcrrogatosfca from ttlo Chhfsmnn Of
the Committee, AID. Cu!!erton, Jc1 tnld a some.
what long talo to tbs effect TINT Enn 1Iolen
his honse 1ast fall, and that hc loat At that time
about 49, 600 for which he turned over The coIlat.
erai n the shape q checks. Jef no!ces ie 'ayt,
bad company md he GAME 10 the cnuclna!on .l,at
sN he seeord!nsy zen, tle check. baSk M ths :i ot
wlthal somewhat Indignant, When jed told lin he
quit go!ng The WY ho was.'". t'rorec thought.
nevertheless, tina. II wa" very kind Ut Is friend,
and after eonle prrsna+ion took tie CHECKS. NJ.
which I and cl,a!n II pynent Of III. lo~ses, wh:ch
oIer wat spurncfl: ec1l1y. the honor Of ths
samc night JEFF learned TINT Georxe ln.t bis watch.
his cnan,, and sitM in money. Geursc never
played ii. itankn' Brother. aftss te return of he
checks thcsntc!.cr, JcF said they haa been car.
r!cd three Or four mouths, and varied ~ amounts
revealing the names d, tho PARTIES who won
Won IloI1en'n money. lie conli!n't do That. The
Of snea ts gp wG s MT % "s. s M
here The attc'pt Ut the Committee to get ut bot.
WAS FRUSTRATED.
jeff had an explanation to liake In reference 10
TIM. John had drugvtd Won Ilollen. and succeeded
carclcss enough to repeat the story 10 reporter.
and It appearcd IN print. 1ohn camlc down. nearly
s5azy IA snis H. ;io' f.s 4n s a
VIC sns s pfS:y 6$'f ysn
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to turn ovor IN It al, bnn1r. papers. md
tecnta, ETC.. pertaining 10 +atd mice, md that
y1a aftt3 sHCh ahceFx
lam tho lawful Mayer Of The city Of Chicago.
anI AZ snsh ] hereby direct you 10 diaFeynrt any
md EVERY order and direction given to yuu ty The
said ffoync, or by thu Hoard " lnhlc Work-, up
on any action mas'o by tl!s ratA linynr. and you
anfcs ot yonr o1iee until otherwise ordered by 1no
Kcsnnctfnlly, II. u. GnLsIS, Mayor.
- Do ynn rcrnEh1ze Mf. Cnfvfn In this n,alterf''
asked tho reporter, nilcr reading tfr letter.
'Uf course do: aisl shall continue 10 rccoR.
Chicago"
M,kr then wcnt oF tn celebrate tho 57th birth
day Of thu Empress Of tnda.
, 1876-05-25

l1lC IN = lISs
TIE rAWNnRoKEKs AND Junk DEALERS COMING
70 TIME,

TIE rAWNnRoKERs AND Junk DEALERS COMING
TO TIME.
The determination Ut tic Committee on
Lsee'nscs to i'soscfutc every pawnbroker and
Junk 'leaer who presumed to tlo business with
out pay|ng the proper tax 1,as already had
gnnd cfrect. During tho last two days
about Twenty-Five of these gentry
have visited the City Clerks DfIicc aud
paid the legal prize for the Illuminated pieces or
paper whiel, grr thcm power to trade In their
respective lines. by thu ena Of this week 1t Ia
expected that there viii moi bc ali Illicit broker
dealer III tic city. l,caislcs tic mural benefits
which viii nccrtic from. having those men more
Immediately unt1cr tho supervision Of the att
thorttIes, tho gain to tic Treasury Department
Will be something considerable. 1t was estimated
TINT, altogether 10 rawnbrotscrr mud 81 junk denl-
crs have been dining business without lfccnsc Tho
license fes Of the former IL al01 aud tho latter sa7
which wnu!A ,s,ake the total Of tic money itcy
owed the city 81. sS0 A. n1ots a. tho Committee
dlspoaa Of th!s nnscr they will turn tleLr nttcn-
tson to other license dclfMIMents. ANY one doing
bHiDcAs which requires 1icente, and who has not
complied with tile law, will consult l1ls uwn an,l
tie citys interests by Immediately ~lcp0.itnY tho
requisite amount OF greenbacks with City Clcrk
HGk. .F
, 1876-05-25

Dosrox, May ~. Tho Clothing. .houas Of Heard.
Moullon i Daniels, one Ut tho largest III New En.
xl4nd4 Auspsulga " day.
, 1876-05-25

thc Committee on Commerce tn fnunire Into Tho n.
lcEra enmhtna.inn Of fet1ing railroads tn ihe Unf
Adopted. NAV AAss~
Adjourned.
, 1876-05-25
DISTRICT AFFAIRS,
\ FALSE REPORT.

Special Dspafeh 10 Tie Tribune.
WAsH1SGTnS, D. e., Muy 24.-Ipjusttcc seems
to have been done to the Huusc Coin,Hittec vi
District Affairs by premature publication In
Washington aud elsewhere uf Il dnc!u.ent which
purportel to bu repoIt uf the Committee On
District Affairs Of its Investigation Ut the al
ministration Ut the District sincc 1874, but
which WAS simply Judge Buckner's draft
Of Il report which he intended to
submit TO the Committee for its approval.
This document closed with recommendation
that the Commissioners Ut the District should
be sucd upun their bonds for the damages and
loss caused to thu District by their unautllor-
lzcd and illegal acts. The Republican members
Ut the Committee say that there nre grave
doubts that these conclusions VI the Chairman will
b. adopted by the minority, anl that the minority
will
CERTAINLY DISSENT
from them. They ray that, at most the
Commissioners Of tic District can only BE- accused
Congress, aud that there s not the least evidence
That 1t was not an hnncst Interpretation Or
a1 ,ey ee IT, 10 Is " snX IFrt
ciut management Of the District under the present
Commtssinners has becn shown 10 bc scrupalously
EVERY DOLLAR or MONEY
has been fifty aseosnea f9s and in the maIn
stances, been greatly reduced, aui there has been
@ u.tsa ~. I. snon nv tnn. ~ ..a
~" fn''.5 y. 49, a"Is ~: ."sst
iiu 49, ~, =, =. ans ht y. H., W % no'
MIA snd ,siiS siI i'm ~ rnst "
0"'~s' MI" "''' ''e1 Nv ..po's 'ese'A''"1'"" -
.---.
MIEElIlANEO INOTIHIES.
rms co,,&,,rrrr1u pro,r ~ To,rsox
,,, "n .oA "".,i ~ HunhsoH -, ~
hA9HfSdToN, u. T., May 2f.-fhe House
Committee on Naval Affairs to-day ncrecd uro1,
+l,o ft,r, NJ ren,r - I'm 1.tt"r ~ sscr.t,rr
Kobeson, complaining Of their conduct towurl
him. and nskinr that liz nay have m opnortu
.,it,, ~ ,4,,'",;',,. - 49,, H.,
MY VI appearing before theua III explanation OF
reply to certain testimony, and that the cxatn-
fpftnp he with nnrn dnnrs In VIII tc
,.snr, ~ ,,,. 49,. 1,o,a,,u sa'..o '.a..,
, 1876-05-25

fsurnottts Cocoalnc IA tie boat and cheapest
ha1s ..rcssing In the world.
, 1876-05-25

Other excursions can be made tn the Great Falls
the Potomac, to the Insane Asylum (now be4pr In
yeslfs*ted), to tho tsladcnsbafg ducltng ground
}1w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
THE COACHING CLUB.
From the London Sportsman. juno I

From the London Sportsman. Juno
Yesterday witnessed tho second meet Of the Of
tho above club the Magazine Hyde Park The after.
noon was warm and dry but high clouds tempered the
heat OF the There great gathering Of spocta
tors both horse and foot and the drive crowded
with vehicles or all sorts, extending from HYDE Park
corner to the entrance TO kcnsngton Gardens Tho
outer drive equally well nIled with carriages
and sghtsccrs right away to tue Alexandra Gate Thu
meet arranged take place Al i've O'Clock and sooA
alter that lnirty dra1s put in appearance
AS usual they were narshalled IN front OF the
Magaziue, the Duke OF Beaufort leading tho van.
The teams represented belonged TO the following
nobcmon and gentlemen, ana were, IN most instances
driven by their respective owncrs-The Duke oil Beau
tort Lord Charles Bercsord, Lord Cole, Lord Caring
ton, Lord Poulett, Sir Talbot Constable, Str Henry
Tuition Sir John Lister Kaye, SIR Henry Thompson,
Colonel Egmont Colonel Murray, Colonel Albert Somer
set Colonel Thursby Major Jary Major CaryOn Major
stapylton, Major Rolls. Major Ashclon, aud Mcssrs
rrcavcs, Kinnaird, Muriclta oakley, Powict, Red,
Saudcuan Challoner Smith, Starkey Trottcr, Cartel
Wood and Alfred dc Rohscnild. The PICK oi the 13e
horses the long ring OF coaches yesterday
were undoubtedly. the tour magnificent browns OF Mr.
Alfred dc Rohschid, which, 10 use u familiar express
sion, were just splendid as money could buy
The taken by tho coaches was down the drive
10 HYDE rark corner thcn around TO Alexandra
gate and so to Richmond, where section
OF the members OF the club subsequently dincd
al the Star and Garter Hotel Many OF those at tho
meet did not. however, proceed to Richmond, but
after having accompanied tho main body short ais
tame. on their way returned by the Alexandra tic INTO
the park and drove round and round to the no small
delight Of those present The LADIES and gentlemen
who drove Richmond were In time 10 stroll through
tho baznar held and Garter yesterday for tho
benefit Of the National Orphan Homo At Ham. The
of Northumberland, &C, were present we take this
opportunity OF recording that the Coaching Club has
forwarded d5naiion OF go 10 aid o. the Caodr'vers
Bencv Association, Soho square. Tho next moot
OF the club viii place al the Magazine HYDE Park
on the 2lst inst. at noon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
FOX HUNTING.

As tho satisfied citizens or Port Richmond were on
joyng Their after dinner cigars dusk on Saturday
evening they reused from their contcntmcnt by
pack Of fox hounds coming through the streets in full
cry little way bchind them came about thirty
gentlemen most Of them members of the Staten Island
Shooting Association OF Port Richmond II afterward
,ranspircd that they were out drag" hunt. and
were trying dogs that they had recently obtained
from ceIcbratcd kennels In Virginia ana Pennsylvania
Joe Donohuc. having visited tho Island last fall and
winter several times stimulated desire among the
Shooting Association to possess pack. and, through
tho efforts OF j. r. Hahan G. H. Johnson and 9. Tran
animals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

The annual regatta Of the Ncrcld Boat Club takes
place this afternoon over tho usual course or nay
Ridge The first will be for gigs. The
entries arcThe ranopc (colors, rod bow, James A..
Bergen; No. 2 H. 7. Nichols; No 3, benjamin A.
Jcssup; stroke. Joseph +. Earle; coxswain r. s Nor.
rison; and the Endora lcoIors, Dluc); bow, H. q.
Brown; No 2, G. 7. JeGerics; No. O. william Fehr
stroke, r. S. Bussins, IT.; coxswan. Edward Hal
scy The pair cared shells Thcts (colors rcd)
pulled by Charles N. Buell., bow. and Frank D. Tracy,
stroke, and Erato lcolors biue) pulled by y. Haw-
ton, bow, and W. A. Brown stroke The third race
will TO Tor single scus for challenge cup, valued ut
$780, presented BY Mr.. William H. GIadwin, the win
TO be open TO challenges for cup Tor years
The entries Joseph T. Earle (cOors rcd), Ben
jamin A. Jcssup (coors blue and whte) and r. b.
Rogers tcciors winicl Mr. w. II. lila Twin will be
judge aud referee and Mr. O. G. Brown starter for all
the races At the conclusion OF the regatta tho boat
Will make temporary andng. aud will then take tho
guests for SAL up the Hudson Pabst will furnish
tho music ana supper win be served on board Tho Re-
galta COMMITTEES CONSISTS OF Mcssrs. W u. johnson,
francis Iawton, Jr, X 3. Morrison, r. Earle ). n.
GIadwn and Charles Flint, and the Reception Com
inttce OF Messrs. Henry Earle. Chairman; w. j..
Cowng c. L. Middleton, Ellis w. Giadwin, r. b. Tracy,
William Wise, Jr., William NJ. Ivins W. r. Earle and
H. Willard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
PIGEON SHOOTING.
IRA A. PAINE WINS TWO MATCHES IN LONDON.
/ LONDON June 8, 1915.

IRA A. PAINE WINS TWO MATCHES IN LONDON.
LONDON June 8, 1870
Tho tie between Captain Aubrey Patton and Ira A.
Paine on tho f1oo pigeon match shot on yesterday
afternoon At the Gun Clubs grounds. Shepherds
Bush. high wind was blowing at the time and the
birds we're unusually strong Quite crowd Of sport
ing men had assembled to see the shooting
In trying his gun upon the two birds which arc
allowed before the match begins Paine had missed
both his birds This possibly had something TO do
with tho slight odds which offered and readily
taken in favor OF the Engsnman Before lvc shots
bad been fred however, the betting reversed, and
odds freely onered--without an abundance OF
takers-upon the American.
Paine killed tho great majority Of his birds at tho
first shot, although two occasions he brought down
his game after Il had got fairly Oh upon tho wing.
Captain Pattons shooting Is deserving OF great CON-
mcndation He shoots with grace and effectiveness
which entities hun 70 be cassed among the most e1ec
tive pigeon shots IN England. Small Of stature and
light OF build. he was. both in figure and the airy man
mcr OF his shooting, in decided contrast with the
methodcaly calm work Of Paine.
SHOOTING.
The sport began at three o'clock, Paine losing the
toss and missing tho nrst bird, while Paton's was
gathered Pane's seventh bird Tell just inside the
80 over both were even NJ tho seventeenth round,
but al the nineteenth Pane began \ run which gave
him tho game. He killed eleven birds without missing.
Tho
March for Eloo between Captain Aubrey Patton and
Ira A. Paine, shot June I, 1875
0. J. l, l, !, !. !. l, !, !, l, I, 0-23
Patton, !, 9 J, !, !, !, !, ! 20. J, ], o.
l, 0, /. o, l, o, /, l, 0, ., l, l. l. 1. 0, 1--20.
Paine was declared winner by three birds
After a tow minutes rest match between Paine and
Captain shelley was arranged fl0 aside twenty bros
each The audience seemed To be certain Of Palne's
victory, and odds largely In his favor The
Panel, O. l. o. l, l, l. !, l. o. I, l. o, !, %. l.
l. LII
shelley-o !, !, l. !, !. o, J, !, O. o, !, J, !, l.
0, l. liza.
Paine by bird
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
YACHTING NOTES.

The following passed whiiestone yesterday Yacht
Meta. NYYC, Mr. viii am lslin from Now Rochelle
for Now YORK
Yacht Dreadnaught, NY.Yc., Mr. q. }. Osborn,
from the eastward Tor New York.
Yacht Mystic BY.C., Mr.. G. II. Hall, from Green.
wch for New York.
Yacht Tempest, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. r. s. Elliott. from
New York for Matoncock Island
The regatta Of the New Jersey Yacht Club comes %
to-day, ut ten A. NJ The may DO witnessed from
tho shore on the Elysan Fields. The course will be
triangular ono and will be sailed twice. Course
from stakeboat OF Club House stakcboat OF Hudson
Club House, thence stakeooat on Gutenberg back
10 Club House and around xgain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
MILITARY POLO MATCHES AT BRIGH-
TON.


The first days polo took place yesterday under the
auspices Of the International Gun and Polo Club, when
nnecn cavalry officers took part In the proceedings
some splendid hits made, and tho players were
loudly checred BY the spectators. Who numbered about
1900
The polo pony race won by Capt Ross gray pony
No Name who defeated eight others clcvcrIy by
lengths. The ground was N capital order. but tho
weather somewhat uniayorabc. The play will be
resumed to-day tuesday. when the club will have
twenty trained ponies from Mr Duponrs riding school
on the ground Tor the accommodation OF pleySs who
may como from q distance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
FULL SPEED THROUGH DENSE FOG.


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In your to.day's Issue account gwen Of the 70
cent presentation OF testimonial to the capsala OF .
steamship which has just medc the fastest time record
across the Atlantic and mentioning that though tho
ship was some four days In dense iog. full speed was
maintained. would ask practice OF dashins a.
high speed the Fishing Banks and the much
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commendablc, Is thcrc danger IN u, II no. from
ice 10 the monster making quickest time ron COLI
the numerous small traders. coasters aud 5h-
ing vessels along her This he satisfactorily
explained but until IL u Of accidents IN q
cause will always be looked for by yours respect
fully. ONE WHO Has ONLY CROSSED Twivk