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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19


.n THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE MEN.
Hart Is ono OF tho now men, He IS tho shortest,
lighest and nearly the youngest man ON the Ho
very muscular and has great powers Of endurance
His boating record consists OF class and at
Hartford last summer IN which he rowed IN the win
Fred Wood, No. 2, needs no introduction. His nrst
rowcd Al Springfield IN 1873 He pulled stroke
oor on that most splendid OF freshman crews which
tho day easily. In 1874 he puiod the Univer-
SHY at Saratoga lie drops his head and shoulders at
the beginning OF the stroke with this exception no
rows easily and gracefully.
Hyde, No 3, is new man. He is tho youngest
man on the crow. He Is we'll built and muscular. Ho
eecms TO experience difficulty IN catching being
behind the others Ito slides very well, but throws
his head back too tar
W. X james, No l. is very powerful man. He Is
tall and possesses great amount OF nerve strength.
In his build no somewhat reminds Of Kellogg of
last year, crew. though he is taller He has
his class crow and also on tho gymnasium crew at
Hartford last summer. He has trick oI meeting hts
oar. With this exception his general form is good.
4. @. Cooke. No. B. rowed III tho freshman Mt
Saratoga In 1874 Hc OF the winning crew at
Springfield last summer He is malurcd apd seasoned
by many races and IL looked upon rs q ruable man.
Hermann Livingstone, No. 9, Is as pretty an oar as
there Is In the boat Ito Is a new man He made a
reputation last year IN his single soul. He has habit
OF raising bis shoulders at the end OF the stroke He
also throws too much muscle on his oar toward the
close Of tho stroke thus bringing II out Of the water
Collin, No. Z, IS captain Of tho crew. He popular
with his and iavorite IN college. His nrst race
was at Saratoga IN 1874, on the freshman Last
year ho rowed in Tho winning eight ut Springfield, and
he added tho GROWING touch to hts boating honors
rowing in the Yale Tour at tho Centennial races His
style good, bur his form marred by his habit OF
sitting round an ouidcrcd III the boat
Thompson, stroke, s physically the most remark.
able man in the boat. He has some defects oil form
winch nc with have TO overcome before June HIS back
round and he slides fast. lie is apt also 10
turn his oar bado too Hat tho recover.
WHOLE
Looking at the crew whole tho most noticeable
fault tho too RAPID slide and hero and there
instead OF straight backs. The catch, however, Is
pretty good while the feather Is beautiful II too
early IN the TO give detailed criticism.
This l will attempt In my next letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
YACHTING NOTES.

The April number OF tho Yachting Circular, a
monthly reference distributed to tho yachting COM
munity by Manning's Y lcht Agency, IS out Buyers
from all parts OF tho country travelling about
and inspecting the yachts for SALE and on this account
the circular appears IN good season Sxty-oDc sail
and steam yachts arc described IN u, IRON the large
schooner which almost fortune has been cx-
pended, to the little catboat fully equipped. Tho
agency has also in It's hands other yachts Tor private
negotiation only Ali toln, tho market value oi the
boats Tor sale foots up nearly Eaf million dollars.
and certainly they were not quit and placed IA com
mission Tor less double that sun. Yachts noticed
In tho circular not all located in New York or
Boston waters but TO be found scattered IN safe
harbors and snug resting places ali over Tho Atanuc
scaboard To the uuIntIatcd the outlook tor tho
coming yachting season may appear gloomy, because
OF many boats being In the Market but this concu
SION would be lar from correct Very many OF them
being disposed OF by owners with the intention OF
purchasing larger craft, and there are now thrceold
more applicants than there are yachts In the market
Whether the yachting season viii be as brilliant
thai OF 1875 depends upon the several clubs but u
Is certain that fully as largo number OF gentlemen
VIII take part In the pastimc during the coming sum
mcr as IN any previous year.
The schooner yacht Estciic, vice Commodore Smith,
BY O., will DO placed 10 commission about tho middle
OF May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
LIABLE STOCKHOLDERS.
TO DE CALLED UPON TO REPAY TIE PRICE or
THEIR sTocK-rHE CONTRACT OF RErSsun-

TO ne CALLED UPON TO REPAY THE PRICE OF
THEIR sTocK-rHE CONTRACT OF nErSsur-
AYcE--LIsr OF THE ALLEGED DEBTORS.
A not altogether unexpected bonanza Is nkely to
beall the creditors OF the New Jersey Mutual Lilo In
Company. The action Of the stockholders who
company 1872 has laid the basis Tor suits recover
Mr. Ludlow McCarter, counsel for Receiver Parker.
says there documentary evidence sufficient TO prove
the rights OF the claim The papers are nearly pre-
pared, aud some action is expected 10 be
taken tomorrow. The amount OF CLAIM 10
be made against each individual stockholder
be made Tor the present value OF the stock is also
matter to be determined. The mortgages were DIS
tributed among thcm 10 equal each claim as nearly as
possible and the balance was paid IN cash. All but
lew were paid on the 3oth day OF January, 1873 and
in, crest was allowed them Tor the interim between
that date and the date OF the contract.
WALK rP ASp SETTLE
suits are preparing against the following stockhoid
ers who were paid IN the above manner for their
stocK:-Willam NJ. Force, who was paid IN cash
Mary E. Mccoy. $1,000; David A. Hayes. $7,loo; John
II. Kase, 81, $50; Dewitt C. Jayne. $..6vU; 8. r. W.
Heath. 81 800; Thomas ID Pcddic 81. 800; Aaron Car
ter, Jr, 81 5o0 j. Counsellor $500; J. g. Barnet,
s., 500 G. e. Lathrop, S,bOo William shore, s., 900;
John u. Ward, 81, 500; D. NJ Wilson, Sl4,so0; George
Peters, So. 000 J. II. Tichenor, $500.
The amounts sot opposltD the ABOVE namos, except
ing the first, represent tho mortgages taken by each
W ith three exceptions tho persons mentioned were
members Of the Board OF Directors, and should have
to tho Cages each received something In cash, and
Il the whole Gun DO recovered, with interest," tho cred
tors OF tho New Jersey Mutual will fare better than
they anticipated. nM sIa f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
BASEBALL NOTES.

Tho international championship closed with seven
cntrics:-Buckcycs, OF Columbus; AiIcgnonys, Of
Prtsburg; Tecumsehs, OF London, Canada; Maple
Leafs OF Guelph, Canada; Live Oaks. OF Lynn; Man
chcstcrs, OF Manchester. n. H. and Rochesters, Of
Rochester All OF these clubs rank among The strong
est III the association.
The stars Of syracuse, one OF the strongest clubs In
tho International Association starr on their Western
trip to-day, playing at Ere, Pa, on Saturday, April
III Monday and Tuesday. sd and 2tth. al Allegheny
Guy Pa Wednesday, 25lh, nj Columbus, ONO, with
Indianapolis; saturday, 2sth, al Cncinnati Tuesday
aud Wednesday, May and :, a. ~ Louis with tho
Browns; Thursday, 3D., at Chicago with the Fairbanks
Fraay and Saturday, 4th and 9th. with the Chicago
White stockings. Monday, 7tn AT GAINESVILLE, Wis (;
Tuesday and "Wednesday. sth and 9th, al Milwaukee,
Friday and saturday with the Tecumsehs, OF London,
Canada.
The Hartiords open the season al the Union Ground
Brooklyn, on saturday. WITH the Athletics, OF Phiadcl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
PIGEON SHOOTING AT MONACO.

From Bells Lie In London. April IL
Tho legitimate season is over The Prix do
Cloturc, decided last Wednesday and Friday, has been
the winding up event OF a long and most successful
meeting, which has now lasted over three months.
rho following statistics have been kindly given TO us
by tho Secretary, and they will doubt be of some
interest readers oil Bell Ono hundred and sixty.
thrco different gentlemen have shot hero during tho
season among them nity -four Englishnen, Gty.
three Fronchmcn, twenty ono Italians, sixteen Bel
gians, nvc Germans, i've Americans two Russians,
Two Austrians, two Hungar,ans, Quo Greek,
onc Swcde and one Pole over $4,000 birds
have been trapped. Nearly 10000 havo been
shot for IN prizes and sweepstakes, and the value OF
the prizes offered by the administration has ched
tho sum OF $1,000; TO that SUN must be added tho
II 40U IN specie gwen away during the grand inter-
ational prizes OF January With those iicms no
wonder Monaco commands tho attention OF srortsnen
from evcrv quarter their number increases yearly,
aud Will doubt continue IN that groove. as several
other attractions are promised for year. We
nppeud tull details oil the Prix dc Cioture result OF
which was tclcgraphcd last FRIDAY.
GRAND PRix DIX CLoruRE, an otJct dart, value Gl00
with l2Do added, and sweepstakes Of "a each; the
second received Gao out o. The prize aud 70 per
out OF the stakes the third received go aud Is per
cent the fourth, Is per cent y BIRDS the nrst day,
al Is metres, sccoud day, at - metres
Baron B 81. CLAIR (ottst dart and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
YALE's CREW OF .s7T.
WHAT IT rs DOING, IT'S COMPOSITION AND THE
PROSPECTS OF rrs WORK IN THE JUNE con-

TEST.
SEw HAVEN. April is. 1871.
"A cleaner feather at ibis time OF the year never
saw the universal dictum Of all who have watched
the Yale OF 1877. They certainly presented re-
markaby hne appearance to-day as, with heads well
back. they stretched away from the boathouse,
swinging quietly the long. slow English stroke--a
stroke seemingly easy 10 master. but in tact most df-
hcuit; stroke the most deceitu the world in that
the men always 10 be taking ~ 80 remarkably
easy, while point OF fact they are doing terrible
work. This appearance Is caused by the very
cover. Those accustomed TO watch The old fashioned
American oarsman, with his headlong. frantic rush
forward At tho ond Of :he stroke, as though each
minute his last and he had something
to do and very little time TO DO It in will
be completely deceived by the quiet, machine ike
working Of a crew rowing the English stroke, and is
ap, 10 tall into the made by the critics and pro-
iess,onal oarsmvn AT Springfield IN 1873 They never
could catch ya'es time, and the sow eisureiy SWING
deceived them SO completely that they INDUCED in
much dcrison a. the .'ncwfnsicd stroke" aud tho
man who had I'M reduced H. They did not perceive
that III tho old system tho oarsman exhausted himself
In hts hurry to get forward and then eased himsc Off
on the stroke, while in the other so-called new
tangled" he rested on tho recover and then put
in his solid work tho stroke. The this year
far advanced regards form they last year
the LIST Of June
IMPROVING THE TINE.
Mr., Cook, who graduated last year, Is spending his
spring term New Haven, and IN the intervals Of his
nrduous toll the law finds time to coach the
Tho date OF the been definitely decided on.
II IL 10 lie rowcd 20tn OF June, the day
after Yale's Commencement. No course, however,
mas been YET chosen. The present Yalo crew rs
by no means muscular as that OF last year. Ken
nedy, Cook and Kellogg are men who, point Of ply
siquo, cannot easily 10 replaced. Tho now men.
the measure OF strength attained by tho three
Just named. II Is expected, however,
that Improvement OF form will than
balance the deficit In strength or last years
crew four have remained--W oou, Collier, f. e. Cooke
ana Thompson. With these Old hands distributed nj
Intervals through tho boat, drilling tho new members
into shape becomes comparatively easy matter.
THE CREW,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
CAUGHT MAPPING.

Commissioner Erhardts latest efforts 10 discover
delinquent and negligent patromen have boon very
successful. Tho sixteen roundsmen detailed by him
on Tuesday night TO patrol the Frst Fourth Twenty
seventh and Fourteenth precnts discovered twenty
i've officers OIL their posts sleeping Charges arc 10
be preferred against them, and II sustained will secure
The dismissal OF the dclinqI Their names VIII
not be madc public until the complaints are served
From thus forward tho Com says he VIII
food the different precincts with roundsmcn and
others IN citizcns' dress. He Will do his utmost TO
break officers Of any grade caught mapping. lilo thinks
the number Of burgIarics will DO materially decreased
II officers are vigifanI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
A SUPERVISORS CONJUNCTION.

when the annual town elections took place West
chester county a Tow weeks since, John W. Carpen.
ter, the democratic supervisor elect OF Yorktown,
declined TO qualify Dy taking the oath OF Office
CURED b. law, his poltica! opponents having alleged
that he mado an Illegal use Of money secure his
election. Accordingly, nj the expiration OF ten days
succeeding the day OF election the town clerk OF that
town issued call Tor special election 10 MI the
vacancy thus occasoned In the ONCE OF Supervisor.
This election came on on Tuesday. and resulted III
Carpenters reelection over his republican competitor
by majority OF niDety.hve votes Tho twice sue
ccssiui candidate subscribed 10 tho "iron-cad oath
Immediately after the result Of the election haa been
Officially announced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
vOSBURGH AGAIN IN BONDAGE.

Superintendent walling received despatch from
Chief Savage. OF Boston, Monday night calling for
the arrest Of the well known William vosburgh, alias
William Clark, who has figured so extensively in con-
ncction with many OF the recent bond robbores but
though arrested three times within the past few
suspicion has invariably been discharged tor want
oil sufficient evidence
He is wanted IN Boston at present 10 answer charge
of stealing $4,000 10 bonds from gentleman oil that
city last Monday at Detective Shelley arrested
vosburgh at tho Grand Central Depo; yesterday morn.
ing and took him before Judge Ottcrbourg. HIS Honor
remanded tho prisoner TO Police Headquarters to await
tho arrival OF the necessary requston TO take him to
Boston. The Boston officers have already started Tor
Albany and they expected In this city tonight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
Z
A DIVIDED HOUSEHOLD.

Mr.. Dehnert ST., Of No. 7S2 Flushing avenue,
Brooklyn, who had his daughters arrested Tuesday
last charged with stealing from him 500 worth Of
bedding and jcwclry, yesterday taken before JUS
tlce Senior to answer to the charge OF assault and
battery preferred by OF the daughters Hc pleaded
guilty, and his examination SET down Tor tho
2stn inst Mr. Dchnert married the ailanced OF his
after tho death oil his first vile, which
ton so angered his children that they all left the
house. As Mrs. Dchncrt, who owned the property real
and personal died tntestac, the children. who are her
hers at law, wil IS stated bring suit 10 partition
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
WALKING MATCH FOR FIFTY POUNDS.

On Tuesday afternoon, the Cd inst, goo perform
ancc IN tho walking line achieved al tho Prince OF
wales Ground, Bow, by Alexander Clark, OF Bcthnal
Green, who mad undertaken TO walk seven and hall
miles IN one hour Tor ESQ., Mr. W. Kcnnard OF the Earl
OF Warwick, Milc End stalking E25 on time, and Mr.
J. stockton, OF the Red Cross, Bethna Green backn
me PEDESTRIAN Tor a similar sum. the whole bcIn Z
stakcd IN our bands. He went away at rafting pace
when the signal was gwen, and scored the mile
IN. EOS and the second IN Is 53s, and IRON this poip
he scarcely varied, and held The race safe throughout
The following are the net times and the time each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

SACRAMENTO, April II, 1877.
7. Winters bay marc Mollic Mccarthy and j. Calrn
Simpsons bay marc Lady Amanda ran dash OF two
miles and quarter to-day At this place. MoIIie was
great In tho pools previous 10 tho start She
won by length Tho following
SUMMARY.
d. Winters b. IN. Moic Mccarthy, by Monday, dam
Hcnnle Farrow, I've years old ................. I
j. earn simpsons b. IN. Lady Amanda, by Hurrah,
dam Lady Lancaster, years old. .............
Time.
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THE MAYOR AND POLICE BOARD.

Tho Police Commissioners yesterday spont good
deal of timo In preparing reply TO the Mayors letter
in relation the street cleaning middle The missivo
not finished last evening. II will be ready at
to-day, when IL will be forwarded 10 HIS Honor.
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HORSE NOTES.

W. r. Perkins. Of THIS city, has disposed Of 8 o.
Richardson's tof Boston, Mass) inbred Mambrino
stallion Ruler, by Hers Mambrino Patched, iuli
brother OF Lady Thornc, to George g. Hitchcock, OF
Ash Grove, New Preston, Conn, for 81, 900.
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MISUNDERSTANDING MONEY.

Emma II. Emmanuel, OF No. 1,o56 Second avenue,
tried yesterday at the Fifty seventh Street Court 70
have jacob Stern OF No. rs Park avenue, Brooklyn,
arrested on charge Of embezzlement. Az different
times she had put In his keeping moneys winch he, II
Is alleged, Incorporated case Is against him In
the Supreme Court also and he is under $500 bail
the order OF Judge Barrett OF the Supreme Court.
The warrant was not issued, because IL was not en-
bezzcmcnt, but tor the civil court to decide.