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CORNELL VS.. COLUMBIA.


To fhE EDiroE OF THE HEaALD:-
In your article abou. Cornell and Columbia IN FRI
days papsr mention IL made OF the fact that Coiun
bia has virtually challenged Cornell ana that Cornell
OF delegates from Corucll. Princeton and Columbia
was held 10 ths city during the past winter to max
arrangements for the rcgu college regatta 1t
theS decided unanimously 10 hold regatta on July
II. ls77. The course waS no, decided upon, a. the
delegates had been invited 10 visit Greenwood Lake
before deciding and had accepted the iuvitation The
regular Regatta COMMITTEES ~as appointed. aud power
place. The Regatta Committee have not got decided
upon course. short time ago rumors we're in CIR
cuialion that Cornell would send crew Tho cap
tain vi .be Columbia crew thcn wrote 10 Cornell
ivy Tor Nh explanation. The answer that
Cornell wola not row. they did not like
the selected ('ireeuwood Lake., and
that tney did hot have either the time money
to cuabic them TO scud crew. This reply was scnt
In the Of thu fact that Green ovd Lake has not
Oh any neutral water Their OF lack OF iunds
xnd tine IS not very gooi one, US they apparently
had enough oI both 10 bu able 10 challenge oxford aud
aitcrweru Yale. They also stated thai they did not
like tho change from six To four oars, although their
dcegatc-Capiau OsiToia--v0tcd In favor of The rc-
ductor. Tho fact remains, however That Cornell has
refused 10 row Columbia tor the Cornell delegate
knew that PRINCETON would not send University
crew and offers excuses which COLUMBIA thinks nsu-
body this summer, but the next race
between Cornell ana Columbia must coiue IRON Cor.
mel. COLUMBIA.
NEw YoRK, May 21. 1871
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FUUR-OARED SHE'LL RACE.

lHG USprsEs AND ASALosrANs on TIE roTo-
MAC ElyER--rnE LATTER IHE wISSrns
WASHINGTON May 20 1877.
tn. !onr Dared sholl be the crew, o. the
Uadlre Row NJ Clue, OF Baltimore, aud tue Anal1stan
eo,t Clso Of this ci,y. was rowed upon the Potomac
This afternoon In inc presence o large number OF
spectators rho from siakcDoat an
chorca opposite tls sh n, mile Gown the
river and return. At Glleen mnu,' past six 7. ~,
the ooafs being position. the referee started them.
Inc Lndncs cu~ht tue wicr hfst ana TOOK
the ieGd, bat were agcSly followed " the
Analosisps, who kept wiihin haii toat's lenptn.
Near tho AaalostpEs boaiiodsc the l0dncs
caught the wash OF passing tus ana ibe Anaiostn
passed tie 'front.' ana NJ once Increasing the lead
turned the stakcboat SIX lem lbs ahead Toe Ana'os.
tans main famed TINS advantage uniI near Tho nnsb.
when the unaincs made splendid spuri aud closed
tho gap to three lengths but wcro unable 10 uyertakc
the forfncr, who tho winners IN lin. 59s..
followed by LndIues "a seconds later The Ullpw-
ing are tho Of the crews anu their positions
undins--B. X. Cross, bow; h. j. Whitlcsey, No. 2;
Dr. j. y. Erlchart, No 5, j. H. y Watts, stroke.
Anaostan--u. u. Hall bow; >. Mnnder, No. 2; J.
Il Marshall, No. .; J. H. White. strCkc.
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NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
EIoHTH ANNUAL SPRING GAMEs-LAnag NUM-
DER or ENTRIES.

EIuHTH ANNUAL SPRING GANEs-LAhuE NUM-
DER or ENTRIES.
Tho prosramm OF the eighth annual spring games
Decoration Day, ISSUED yesterday, ana in every
particular 1t Is very satisfactory The card contains
fifteen ncrcnt events. all OF winch will have many
contestants, and among whom athletes
the country Tho sports viii begin with the dash of
100 yards, and In several the finest sprinters
ever any track will to, the mark. The names
OF those old iavorites, William D. Curtis and
H. +. Buermeyer, found In tho second
heat. 1t will DO sight to see them
again together. The milo walk has eight
testants the 440 yards run. i've well per FORM
the seven milo walk, thirteen entrees the run
ning nigh Jump i've; putting the shot, hve the run
ming broad jump, four; pole eapng. our; throwing
the hammer, i've; one mile walk, twelve, among
whom Is the little Hoske; 900 yards run, niue;
hurdle race tour; three mile walk, i've, where Holskc
is again marked among ''the wiiling;' half milo
run, SIX, Colgate and Hammond among the number,
as Is Merritt aud W. j. Duny This event alone Will ue
worth the journey.
The arrangements for the decision Of the several
games ION lme have been made by experienced
gentlemen, and will be carried cut us advertised.
not at their marks as per programme viii DC cit out
In the cold No person viii DO allowed TO compete un-
less properly aitlred. In the Tug OF War; 10 entries
having boon received IRON other clubs, the me
OF the New York Athletic CLUB viii give an exhibition
oil the game.
The grounds may be- reached by Harlem steamboats,
from Peck slip 1880 ana 10, aua by MUrrisauia
boats IRON Fulton ferry slip 10 Mott Haven, Ut LAB
l :lb aud 225 +. N. SPECIAL tram Tor tho accommo-
cation OF tie club leaves Grand Centrai Depot at
l.. NJ and return soon as tho games are over.
Trans from Grand Central Depot Tor Mott Haven at
I:3U, 2:30 aud $3.50 L NJ. Ttains leave Mott Haven
Tor Grand Central Depot Mt 435 l:56, 5;l4 533 5i6
grounds will meet all trains and ooals, returning I'm
mcdIately after tie games are rnished
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ROLLER SKATING.
orEyIvo OF THE EMPIRE ROLLING sxArrso

opE.sIyG OF THE EMPIRE ROLLING sYATfNG
RINK LAST NIGHr--DAScrNo on wHzEis.
The American institute Hall at the corner OF sixty
third and xty-ourtb streets, Third avenue that has
been devoted many purposes OF public entertain
msns opened last night as roller sEat.
ing rink. Tue entirc door space Of tho
rink has becu covered win composition
pavement aud thz presents an unusuaily
large area Tor skating. Large Il N u was COM
fortably hlcd last evening with skaters, incluaing
Mr. Charles smith ana Ir Peter Ky mock, The cham.
pion roller OF the world; Mr. France, another
distinguished skater aud numerous roprcscbta-
lion from tho following orcauizat ions:--fho Brook
lyn Roller skating Club, tho Brooklyn Rink club
ana thn New York Ska.inE Assocation Among the
prominent and we'll known amateur skaters were
Mr. Harvey, president o. the Brooklyn clue; Mrs.
johnson and AIRS Mead. From platform tho
centre band played selection OF dance music. 10
winch the cct tlc responded az whirl,
and the during tho dancing was very attractive
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DARTMOUTH ATHLETIC SPORTS.

HANOVER, n. H.. May ~ 1877
The Dartmouth College athletic sports, which were
postponed from Wednesday, were resumed to-day.
Tho standing long jump was won by Gerauld, OF the
JUNIOR scientific class. Jumping 10 feet l01 inches
Throwing tho baseball was Won by Gerauld who
threw II 3J4 feet
TIE three legged OF 100 feet and return was won
by Piitibono and Tempeion, juniors. in II, seconds
Tho potato race. iu which fifteen potatoes, twenty
feet apart, picked up separately and placed 10
basket, Won by Reed, OF the sophomore scientific
class, N 4m. 4dsss.
Tho 100 yard dash was won by Flint, freshman, in
10it seconds.
the hop, skip and jump oil thiry-sx feet was won by
Joseph B Gcraulu, VI tue Junior scientific class. who
jumped 80 ieet IL q inches.
The quarter mile race was by Charles II. Coss.
we'll tres man, In 5GaI seconds,
Tho hurdle race over hurdles thirty ieet apart,
WAS won by John y. Dana, Jr., In II seconds.
Tho three nile walk was contested by Parkhurst,
iupior: X bling. freshman, and Burnet, sophomore
but the latter withdrew at the end Of the ursi NILE
aud Paikhurst won IN 25n. l64s, ki0iing coming In
in
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TO Tng EpIroR or HERALD:-
shouli Ike TO kaow,,hk great many others,
why Is that the Museum at the Central PARK Is kept
closed sundays u TO exclude the ing classes
tho real payers OF all the burdens. Are we really
living IN a democratic city ~hcro place main taincd
with the public funds Is solely for tho benefit Of the
wealthy par OF the community? At the rate humanity
IL driving favort,sin toward tho powerful We tho
vice.
J. as one OF the many who have 10 work from
sunrise sunset and often longer, 10 keep BODY aud
soul together, wien oil Sunday, tnko wax through
tho PARK | nDd inc doors OF the Museum a place
calculated give not only recreation but instruction,
closed the multitude II that step intended a.
Il reward Tor week OF toll
| nave been steady reader OF your valuable paper
for the last tea years found always Tho Champion
OF every right, 50 ] think you ought 70 open Q
crusade against this X Y.
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TO Tus EDITOR OF rHE HEgALD.-
There are many persons deslroas. through The IN.
nucncc OF your compliant Book to nave Reservoir
Park open IN the evening TOR the benea; Of those
obliged to work all day. IL would be a mcrtorious
work 10 take IN interest In, but who would DO the
most numerous after dark those who never
work and are yet beroit Of all sense OF decency
would occupy the benches Ms they do Ia tho Central
aud In all tho other parks at night and would conduct
themselves IN manner not III TO DO mentioned In TIE
iigmaLD or any other respectable Journal The Park
have no policciuon IN thv small parks
to have a resranlnS influence on evil disposed per.
sons sucn Will work. and are either rcrniss OF
bcreit o. the rules OF propricty. There not hnlf
enough Of policemen Ia the Central Park To prevent
even IN day tinc, very PROHIBITIONS but evil disposed
persons from breaking ana carrying away Tho nowers
ing and plants or preventing at night the most
scandaious Objectionable conduct taking place ~
visitors from all parts o the city IL reporter from
the HERtLD. or any other person who may doubt thus
statement Will visit the walks anu byway In the Gen.
trnl Park any nne evening, hu viii leave with no
very exalted opinion ol tie influence Christian city
ike this cxcrts tho people. There such thing
az abusing liberty and freedom, especially tho freedoms
OF the parks night AZ least until such time there
are appointed To keep the Vicious und evil lis.
poscd under a proper aud wholesome restraint
CENTRAL PARK GARDENER
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BOATING NOTES.

The regatta on tho Passaic RIVER, at Rutherford
PARK, OH Decoration Day, opcrs tie season.
The Columbia College four are dong excellent prac-
tice WORK tho Harlem River
rhe Harlem Regatta Association win meet on Mon
day night 10 make arrangements for the annual re-
gaia
Tho annual regatta Of the rassaic Boat Club viii be
held next month. and promises to be nnc affair.
Tho Dauntc<s SIX are rowing we'll. and apparently
dong better work than they d.d last year
Among the probabilities Tor the Fourth Of July may
be mentioned grand amateur regatta on Greenwood
lake.
The Asgonau,a Club has not doas very much work
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This season. but the Argys win be up and doing before


he Nautilus bows rowing tours aud pairs every
hnc aiI,rpoon on the ,ricm River.
Wilbur Bacoh's crew Is OF the best the
Harlem. They business and are preparing tor T.
The Srhuyiki Navy WIN not give It's usual opening
regatta this spring, out may later in the invite
friendiy compettiun-frum outsiders.
Courtenay ana Riley viii IA all probability row
match race Tor the amateur championship OF the
world, on Greenwood Lake, some time Doxt month.
Tue following Is the order Of heats al West Ruthcr-
furd Park the Passac. on Wednesday, uext First
heat pair oarcd gigs-Daunicss, Passsc. Mystic; Sec
ond heat pair Dared gigsNsuulus and Tritons. First
heat, singlcs-Toanles, Atterbury. Mcqueen second
heat singles cnGerson Man Fortm.yer, ird neat
singes-van Nuyse, Watson, Ratbhorne; fourth heat,
singles Gillian. keator, Adams Bates Final neat,
pa cared gigs PAIR cared sue is-columba College,
Tritons and Nautilus Six Dared gigsIritons, Daunt
less Ny sites and Winonns. -Four shclls-Co.um.
bia College, Nautilus, Hudson and Triton.
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WAR or THE SpITZ.

To rHs EDITOR on rnE HEgALD:--
The Spilz dogs running rampant through tho
streets. Where tho dog caicherss Where are the
benefits resulting IRON tue no. ordinanccy No
DOUBT the Chlo Magistrate is III council with Mr
Bergn aud while they in consultation tho lives OF
thuus auds oi children are the mercy OF the vicious
aud veuomous SpIiz dUgs. Tho iife OF ono human
beng oi more value than all the dogs tho unt-
verse Then away with conguitationsl tho timo FOR
action has arrived Exto inmate tue spitz uoga
Hear the voice of nv complaint
unto my specification;
Destroy the Sptz dog aeaaiy faint.
lxtofmnate HIN from creation
ExTERMINATOR
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BASEBALL MOTIFS.

In the FRA, championship game Of tho series be-
tween tho Chicago aud Cincinnati clubs, played yestcr
day a, Cine nna tho champions we're yictorus by tho
following scorc:-
Cubs lst ~ BIZ IN. 5fh. eh. 7h sM. Dh.
C!luc''naIl..... : . . %
Basc hits-Clucagos, l. Cincinnaiis, 10 Errors-
Chcasos. S. C.ncnGats, IL.
Al Syracuse the Bostoas defeated the Stars by q
score Of TOO The Stars oul-baticd Their opponents
making four oasc HIS the Bosions but lost the
game through their errors having seven charged
against them HE The Bostons only mad tao
IN the game ol ball played NJ New Brighton, Z. J.,
between the Wnonus AM Rutgers College 40 the
latter won by q score 81 yto4
The game between the Enterprise aud Ho0okcns, on
the Ccaieunia. ground, va called on account OF rain
Ia The nth innng, the score being hs loiioas;-
Clubs. Isl ~ 3d an oh.
En,errrse... ......,.......... %
HObnken. " VI
LmyiIe--Nr. Quiity. oi tao Ala ka Club.
Base hit Enicfpri-c. q, IioDeknn, =
Al Iltlsbarg the Hattioras. vi Brooklyn. defeated
the Aileglanics. score. D 70 5.
Al rhilaac phia Athletics were viciors over tho
Philadc plims. S,oT'. 20 l.
Al Amherst the Amherst nine defeated the Wcs
icyans. scure IL to-
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To rer Eplron or rnn HrnALp:-

To EDIroR or THE HERALD
have noticed several complaints in your paper
ccrning ieiry tickets, and Yesterday had the curos
ity tho package which purchased, and found
seventeen tickets, instead Of fourteen sixteen.
Therefore, think the errors in count not made
Intentionally; but rs the ticket sellers have count
them whenever an opportunity oilers during tho iuil
OF the usually made At tho terry, then are
Obliged very rapidly, mistakes are unavoid.
able. Let some OF your conpiaInn0ts Imagine them.
selves lcnned up Uox all day scrapiug tickets and
pennies on u j. board ana tell II they would
Times make MISTAKE ..JUSfICED
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A WATERING FORTUNE.

Austin u. Moore, young man residing III brooklyn,
was left fortune Of nearly sloo, 600 by hs father
several years ago The elder sir Moore had his viii
wordcd that bis could ogy collect the interest,"
aud since mis- fathers death the younger Moore has
tried 10 secure The management OF The entire amount
by having the VIII set aside The General Term oi tho
Kings County Supreme Court. bowovcr, hss affirmed
tho judgment OF Justice Pratt dismissing the COM
Heaeman, trustee. The case viii be- carried 10 tho
Court OF Apooal1
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UNION TERRY TICKETS.

To THE EDITOR IN. HEnALD:-
Will you permit me, through your Invaluable "Com,
plant Book, TO add my name TO tue many bul-dozed
victims OF the Union Ferry Company IL 10 custom.
AIRY me TO purchase quarters worth OF Terry
tickets twice month, and once since have begun
TO count them have found the fu number--sixtccn-
III any pa kage. Suw s'Mcn states IN hrs commu
nicatIon Ui yesterday, circumstances with tue ticket
seller utterly useless Tor ne wall invariably tell YOU
Insolent manner that he knows his business, &c
Can not the lnlcn Ferry Company put stop 20 tins
gross outrage on tho puDlcr BLCFFiERS.
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CRICKET.

Tho 81. Georges Cricket club OF this city viii pay
their second ma cl Of The "Wednesday on
tnesr groun Il, loot OF West Ninth street. Hoboken.
on this occasion they viii against Merton
Ctnb OF Phladc. phia, Who iasi week defeated tbs
Young Americas who are considered the champion
cup OF this country, 80 that co5c match may bc
pcctci. The 81 Georges VIII play on June tho Ger
mantown Cricket tlub, OF Philadelphia, aBi on June IL
tie Young Americas OF thr same city. Tho nittcc
OF the 81 Gcorges have under cons dcraon invita-
lion 10 witt Ottawa ont, aud II they IN
getting eleven TO tnes will no DOUBT have Of
Ine uIcasanlest trips they have eyer nude.
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The wcstchescr Poo CaD nave made arrangements
TO PLY :her arst match game OF the season a, tho
polo grounds next Tuesday afternoon. between the
hours OF four and dyo +. ~ Tho grounds OF tho club
arc now IN perfect order, and nunDer Of tho mem
bers have been prac,isng during the past week. II
10 not yet certain what sides will be selected,
but tho players vii probably be cnogcn from Mr..
Rowland Robbins, air. JoLp Mott, Colonel William Jay,
DR. Frederick bronson, Sir. Herman 0crlchs, Mr..
Harry 0erichs. Mo Bryce, Mr. Scott ur. Bsliour anu
others. The ponies in excellent condition. AMI Mr.
Basson. the manager OF club will everything
In readiness Tor the game.
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To THE EDiToR OF TUE HARALD:--
sixty nth street was declared open from Third ave.
nue. TO the river about year ago, but they say Il
can't DC paved because the Third Avenue Railroad
Company do not want TO pay the assessment. IL the
rssiuenis or property owners between sccond aud
FIRST avenues were 10 close the aud let their
dung wagons or any other wagons pass, the company
would pretty suon compromise.
NON DUST EATER
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DALL.
TO THE EpIToR OF TIL

10 the EDITOR OF THE AEgALD.-
Why will not lie police OF the Ninth ward allow
harc-workng and respectable class u young men TO
play bali the dock carly tho morning ~ tho foot
OF Beihunc street? | don't Why they should not
allow us 10 play, because the business men ia that
locality work, the o.oro We cannot annoy
any one. II they refuse us thcn why do they aow
the game 10 be played at the foot Of Canal and West
Houston streets every evening" can't see why there
should be any partiay shown.
AN ANXIOUS PLAYER
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FIVE MILE WALK.

Two hundred persons gathered at the grounds OF the
scotsh-a merican Athletic CLUB, Ffiy.fourth street,
ycstt rday afternoon. 10 witness walking match OF
Ave miles between Messrs. A. g. Gccrlng and George
Law for gold medal Gccrlng won.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL HOLIDAYS.

To THE EpIroa lgRALD:-
On Thursday. the 2ith INST, the public schools o
Williamsburg c.oscd account oil May walk.
Now would like TO ask the Board OF Directors II
Que religious has right " have the schools
closeI any more thln unothery FAIR PLAY.
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YACHTING NOTES.

zach. Tempest, lying N.YY.C. signal, Mr.. Elliott,
from New London, passed Wholesome, Long Island,
yesterday forenoon, bound 10 Now York.
Yacht Drcadnaulht, Y.Y.C., Mr. Osborn, from
New York, passed HERALD Telegraph Station cruising
anslWArd.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE-Leitsrs intended tor ills column musf b.
accompanied by tic wrtcrs full nAuic aud address 70
insure attention. Compliments VINO are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In wrl.iug-
Ed HEkALDl
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and exciting. There was large number OF spectators
In Attendance aud tho rink will be omen every day.
except sundays. MIL July from ton IN the morning
until ten in the evening. It Is not unlikely that roller
skating VIII become popular recreation
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WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK.

wAsnixGroS. May 20, 1877.
A tour days. ro.ting meeting, 10 DO held At tho
Washington Driving PARK, at Bcnning's Station, will
commence on tuesday, June L.
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BETTING BOOKS.

McssrS Lowell Il NcGowan, OF Jersey city, have
made several changes In their betting books on three
OF tho important events to take place during the
spproachlne meeting OF the Amoricaa Jockey Club
.. jerome Park. Tho quotations on the Ecrdham
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COUNT YOUR TICKETS.

To Error HERALD
Noticing In the shook" the Union Ferry com-
pany try to pass fourteen place of sixteen tickets.
this morning happened 10 count mins aud found but
fourteen 60 Oh and do wnas you 70 stop IL
Yours truly, PICK.
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oAEBAGr IL rae FOUND.

To THE EDIroR OF rHg hERALD:-
The interest you have SHOWN in regard TO the dump
ing Of garbage IN Long Island SQUAD deserves the
ihangs Of all those who unfortunate enough TO b.
the sufferers from this unlawful anu hIthy practice.
have home on The sound. about twenty-five mi.es
from New York. which n ths sort OF thing is kept up
all Summer will DO rendered ABSOLUTELY unteuAble.
Last week the shore was literally covered with dc.
caycd ana dccaving vegetable matter. while the water
Itself foul anu srcas,, totally unit 10 hsh much
less Datue. Please Keep up, Mr. Etor. aud perhaps
OF these days We may have the Sound-ail sound
as IL used 10 bc Jr.Y
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To rmr Ep.roR OF THE HrRALp:-

TIE ED1TOR THE
Tho vigorous attack Of tho NEW YoRK HERALD re-
garding throwing tho garbage IN Long Island sound
with the hearty appreciation oil tho residents
annoyed thereby. On visiting my summer residence
last sunday, 1hrosg's Neck, was much surprised
and a, the quantity OF vito garbage und refuse
that was washed 10 the snore BY The Incoming tile.
trust you Will not Ia your warfare against this
disgracru proceeding until inoso authority b. come
possessed OF little common sense In 0sposng OF tie
city refuse Yours respectfully, SCHUYLER.
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! MENU.
! Little Neck clans.
! Barsac
/.
' Sherry Amuntillado extra dry.
Prtanier la royalc.
Bisque a'rcrrvi-scs a In Mogador.
! Varies. H0Rs DGuvgE Varies.
Rouchees de volatile a la refine
POisS0ys..
) Saumon bouilli Ia hollandaise.
Z Maquereau cspagu i grille 4 Ia matrc dh6tel.
: Cha,eAu Larusc.
: Eilet de bUuf piqur cham snons.
: Casses de ris dc D Ia Pomp dour
) LfGuMEs.
: Croquettes de ponmes re tcrre h la parisieune.
: Petits pos Fan ,lnIse.
: Asperges en- branches au beurre fondu.
: Sorbrt kirsch.
: tLambcrtn.
: Petits pon'ets u printernps.
) Becas~lnes ang ,asts ere sson.
: sasde dc iane.
= cIAcEA
LIE cheva de Maseppa lie bouquet de aeurs.
Z rfEcrs DIX PArIxsFKIK
! Brunswick private stock champagne.
; Charlotte porta. 1Atcau siciicn
Nougat Eiutsrns historic. Charlotte Chat-aabrsnd
: petils iours - Mottnes. Doabons.
Mcndiants ct frnits
! Sprtout. Gale.
Z IioCEuRs.
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BosroS, May 20, 1877.
The following summaries OF the trotted At