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WOULD NOT LEAVE HIM.

Mr. William A. Wright, n gentleman about sixty
years Of age, residing al No 1856 East Thrty-egnt
street. has been several times complainant In the
police courts against woman named Julia a. Wood
ward, reslding at No. o. Charles street, whom he
charges with pcrsstenily annoying him both at his
place Of business and st hts resldcnce. she was ar
reigned before Judge Klbreth yesterday morning on
n charge oi haying on Monday night visited the resi-
dencc oil Mr. Wrghps sister Ia state OIL intoxication
and there acted IN very disordcrly manner. In
the snc rcit Grated the statements
made on previous occasions that sho had been tho
mistress OF STR wright for nine years. that she loved
him, could hot live away IRON Inn and would NOT
leave him. Judge Kilbreih-who nad discharged her
about ago she was brought up Tor threat
cning TO shoot Mr. Wrlghi-thought u was necessary
commit her for short time, as snc showed signs OF
incipent insanity She therefore pat under $500
bail 10 keep The pence Tor six months or stand COM
mitted for three months.
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REGATTA OF THh EMPIRE NAVY

Tne second annual regatta OF the Empire Navy took
place in Peekski Bay Yesterday before several thou
sand spectators the clubs represented were tho
Resolulcs, of Carmansve; the Palisades, OF Yonkers;
the Highland Club, OF Peekskill, ana the Harlem
Rowing Club, OF New York Special steamers from
Carmansviile, Yonkers aud Pesksk'll arrived with
sigGseers and the little boat Oracle was occupied
by the referees Much dissatisfaction expressed
by the Yonkers people because tie ''course" was
not what they ss,d 1t had been represented. They
were guests OF the Peekskil Highland Club, aud had
been told water clear OF opstr nctions and
that the course all that could be desired Tor
regatta. But of tue steamers the Restless, ran
at beginning OF the race, while the tide was
flood and when the water was low the deeper
boat refused enter the dock basin ut all,
that the referees boat devoted much time and space
To transferring passengers and thus the races were
pro uged until In the last single scuil race
the Pusadc crew, OF Y0nxers, which was ahead, lost
the race While the Paiisadc crew were on the rv err
ono of them, Mr. y. Sarony, had gold watcn, locxct
and chain, valued at 3d. and $40 IN cash stolen
from lis garments, when were In the Highland Boat
Club house.
rHE RACES.
There races Tor prizes OF gold medals and
pcnnant First, four Cured smell race between tho
pasade, Harlem aud Highland crews overa course OF
two mites. They started ut baii-past Two O'Clock.
with tide and wind. Tne Paiisade boat, OF Workers,
won By one 9Th OF clear water IN I'm 4SlnS The
IA rhlands, OF Poekskill, came IN close behind.
In the gig race between Palisade, Rssolute and
Highland. Highland won IN ION. 251as
In The double scun RAGS tue Highland pairs had
"walk over there yeing no composition
In tho junior single each clup raced and Reso-
Lutte won IN lon. 41s-H. Morse winner
In the senior singles Monat, OF the Palisade's and
Dain, OF Highland. competed, the latter winning IN
In inc eient.oarrd race, Rcsolutc won against
Palisade by SIX lengths IN lam. l3s
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KENTUCKY THOROUGHBRED SALES.

The yearly sales of the Kentucky yearlings will be-
gin on the o5lh inst. at Lexington. when those bred
by Mr. A. Gripstcad and Mr. j. Kcene Richards will be
sold In combined catalogue there forty nine
lots, some being two ana some three years DID, as
well as tho yearlings
Mr. AIexander's sale OF yearlings will be held at
WOODBURY. Farm tho Goth inst. Twelve thorough
bred colts, tho get OF Australian, Astcrod, KING Al
fonso and Glen Atho. will be sold The first Of the
get Of King Alfonso will be offered this year, ana
they are said to be 1ne lot.
Mr.. Sanford's seventh annual sao OF the Preakness
yearincs at the North Elknoru Farm will OF
Thursday, 9th nst II 10 the largest lot brought
forward in this country. Twenty-four colts and
twcnty four fllics-iortyeight In nl-comprtsc the
lot, SIX OF the colts by Glenelg, six by King Lear,
Ave by Monarch st four ny Virgil aud three by Ray
wood Seven OF the llcs are by Geuelg. SIX by King
Lear Ave by Baywo ID, two by Monarchst and one by
Virgil By persons who have seen these youngsters
they represented as the finest lot ever offered for
sale in this country. Racing men will lnd The ri sht
kind TO rcplenish their stables with.
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ENGLEHARDT'S BENEFIT.

AN ENTERTAINING ATHLETIC PROGRAMME AT
BOOTHS THEATRE LAST EVENING.
Tho testimonial rendered TO Mr.. Fred. J. Eugie-
entertainment Tho programme Tor an athletic OK
no boxing unlcss that peculiar com nation OF can
antics aud oints called la Larae, eau be dignifed
was gwen. A delightful exhibition OF single stick
between Deturck and NJ Pierre Thoumazan, OF Bor-
deaux was OF the features OF tho entertainment,
and the vain efforts OF very small boy to cludc tho
Iariat OF Peralto afforded for tho
several minutes Mr.. Frederick X. Fortncyer gave
exhibition Of hts proficiency with the Indian clubs.
His Was not feat OF strength, merely series OF
graceful evolutions at which the eye never tired OF
looking Mcssrs. William Huler, Gustav Bayos, John
Mans, Louis Zesse, u. Wolf, Eugene Bayos, Magnus
Winter, John Hoffman and Louis J. Poor executed
series oil icats on the parallel bar, and Tara !
Of the programme concluded with full
GfpcoRoman wrestling. In this event much interest
ielt as 1t had been announced that Mr. Regnicr
would ntcnd with an unknown expert MI Englo-
nsrdt explained before the event came on that tho
much talked Of inco2nto had failed to appear and
tnal Mr. Muldoon would try ian With Mr. Regn'cr
Regnier got the TAIL alter working hour
Tor II During the last threcquarters OF
at hour Muldoon on the offensive, anu before
Regnicr threw him he had well nigh exhausted MS
strength Regnier was painting with his defensive
efforts, anu when finally no aot Mnldoon's shou dsrs
on The carpet be- ns tampea lightly ,h 20
stage The cxniption OF "sarat,er BY Ms. Thou.
I'M zan ana L'Augvie was the most amusing incident
OF The evening ana evoked thundcrs of applause from
the house Mr.. T. I. Kelly gave exhibitions OF
strength when consis cd in IittIns nty SIX pound
brick OF ron the Moor by sheer
grip, swinging Eity-two pound four ounco Indian
to a perpendicular position. Roman festival Of
arms, In which there was much clashing o. sword
steel, well received, aud Professor Xavier stop
pe's ideal pastqucs concluded the very entertaining
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The United States Board Of Trade met yesterday al
their offices in the Park Bank building for the pur
pose oil cocting officers. Tho following gentlemen
were chosen :-Prosideni--Leslie f. Brooks; vcs
Presidenls-Tnomas Clyde, Frederick A. Potts !. =
Taper and Cnaunccy J. Fiiley. Mr. Leslie \. Brooks
is an ex-senator from The state OF Alabama, and al
present President OF Board OF Trade ~ obe Mr.
Thomas Clyde is u large snipowncr IN Philadelphia;
Frederick a. PoLts is director OF the New YORK
Board OF Trade; s. Y. Topper IS fresideht OF the
Cnauucey j. Finley Is President oi The ST. LOUIS Board
OF Trnde Among the gentlemen present we're Mcssrs
Miss. Stafford, OF Arizona; Read, OF bridgeport
Exon, OF Trenton; Post, OF Hartford, ana Williams
ana FarrcIly OF New York. The Law Com mittee o.
which David Dudley Field chairman, was Instructed
TO prepare new bankruptcy bill.
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MERCANTILE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

Tho Mercantile Benefit Association which was
organized about year ago, held their nrst annual
meeting last evening a. Masonic Hall, Mr. O. j. Cham
berain the president the chair Mr. Russell Hoyt
secretary and treasurer, read report showng thai
the number OF applications for membership received
up TO June 594, OF which 5o7 were accepted
and that the average age Of members was tnrsy-uve
years The amount received Tor initiation ices was
AZ 5ss. and two death assessments amounted %
81 735 or TINS amount the executors OF Archibald
Taylor, who died on January 3, rccsivcd $los6 ten
daysthcreafter Tho balance Ia hano, a,,er nayInk
i've Committee was then read, stating among olnei
things that offered ny the ASSOCIATION
Inc nresenl t,me ls $500. ana that IL "a
daily increasing. The COMMITTEES have acposnec
OF funds derived from Tho assessments ~ bank -
special assessment iund-
The following officers for the ensuing year were
ously elected President, 9. ). ChaEoera'nl
Vice Presidents NJ. NJ. Bcldlng Arthur I. sui!lvans
Colonel Joseph M Congdon and General j. u. Meser-
ole; Secretary and Treasurer, Russell 3. Hoyt.
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ACTING MAYORS EMOLUMENrS.

The Court Of Appeals has under consideration tho
suit recently brought against tho Comptroller OF
Brooklyn by Alderman Ray, Of tho Thirteenth ward,
compel the defendant pay his salary for services
rendered while acting as Mayor during tho tenn
perary absence OF Mayor Schroeder, last year.
Tho Comptroller declined TO pay the salary tho
ground that "Prosidcnts OF the Board Of Aldermen,
when acting in the capacity OF Mayor since the char
OF 1878, have right 10 draw amount cd FALLING
the salary OF the Mayor In THIS connection tue
Common Council has instructed the Corporation
Counsel. 10 commence action tor the recovery OF
tue money paid 70 presidents 81 the Board OF Alder
men wnc acting Mayor since the charter 1873 be-
came a law. They are Jacob |. Bergen, who received
SIZE IA; Daniel U'Reiliy, $50 IL, ana John French,
SIlg 25
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IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

PfrrsBuRG, Pa. June Is, 1873
The excitement over the Hanlan- Morris scuiling
match for the championship OF Amorca and purse Of
81 600 runs very high aud the pool to- light
thronged AID the biddins quite animated.
Indications point TO Thursdays racc ono of tho
hottest and closely contested scuiling matches the
world ever saw, as tho men are both in excellent
form and for the last few days have been inacoess-
BILE to visitors. HanIan Will about 145 pounds,
while Morris IA heavier reaching perhaps 1853 pounds
Hundreds oil sporting men IRON Canada are IN ths
city and Tomorrow a large excursion TRAIN from
Toronto will arrive, while prominent rowing mon
irem New YORK. Boston and Philadelphia are already
here.
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CENTRAL HUDSON REGATTA.
icy rALEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD. ]

by ThIEFHAPI TO THE HEHAED.
NEw HAMBURG, June 49, 1878.
The af,n annual regatta OF The Central Hudson
Yacht Club, Commodore Irving Grinnel IN command,
was announced TO come OF to-day over the club
course twenty miles In length; third class boats
nnish at the tenth mile. Tho regatta committee was
composed OF Philip Schuyler, OF New York; James
Roosevelt, OF Hyde Park, and Frederick schuchard,
OF New Hamburg.
The prizes as folows:-Frst class. first prize,
Tndia rubber overcoat; second prize silk umbrella
], cassnrst prize, marine clock; second prize,
folding rubber bucket. Third ciass--nrs, przc camp
cot: second pnzc rubber blanket The entries were
~ fnllnMs:-
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YACHTING MOTIFS.

Yachts Dreadnaugn. N.Y.Y.C., Mr. G. J. Osborne,
ana Clytie NYYC., Mr. William L. Brooks, both re-
turning from an eastern cruise, passed the HERALD
Telegraph station Whitestone, Long Island, yesicr
day forenoon, bound westward.
rho English zach. Oneagn, Hayden, arrived at Bos-
ton yesterday from New York.
Brown Brothers steam yacht lbes. Captain Charles
Fairchtd OF The New York Yacht Squadron, left
westport narbor Monday Tor short cruise down inc
SOUND. She has recently been upon tue Marine Rail-
way at Grcgory's Point, Norwnlk Hnrbor, wnere she
received thorough overhauling repainting and gen.
erpl brushing preparatory 10 the varied excursous,
ana OTHERWISE She IS expected to make this
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SILKS AND sILvERwARE

Captain Eaken, OF the Fifth precinct, saw two men
standing IN front OF the Exchange HOTEL No. 81
Greenwich street, yesterday morning. VINO, by tbcr
actions, excited his suspicious. one OF tho men,
we'll known "ieucc" receiver Of stolen goods, lcIt
abruptly and the other entered the hotel. Tho Captain
followed tho the hotel and i'm uto
tody He was entered on the register as Richard
Mitchell, OF Providence, X. !. A frank IN his
room upon being opened was found to contain i've
very costly SILK dresses and some siiverwarc marked
"a. R.D Tie prisoner was taken TO tho Tombs,
where no did not give satisfactory account Of him.
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OCEANIC YACHT CLUB.

The opening regatta OF the Oceanic Yacht CLUB, OF
Jersey City, took place yesterday. The only boats
starting were the Lille. sailed by Walter Mouids;
Jane A., by Robert Muller; Andrew Martini by John
McGready, and tho others wero tho Freddie and
Spray. Tho course was twenty miles OH the
Jersey City Yach, Club House, round buoy OF
supkcn Island and round stakeboat or Murphy's
Club House at Communipaw and back, sailed over
Faiohner and Aieck Forsyth. No attention was paid
10 the time and the boats came In as respective'y
IL lite Jane A.. Andrew Martin, Freddie and
spray The prizes will DO distributed a. tho next
meeting OF tho club.
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BASE BALL

The out OF town games played yesterday are as fol
lows:-At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Chicagos, 8.
At syracuse--CricKets, o; Stars. 4. At Worcester
Nanches,ers IL; Worccstcrs, g. At Lowcll--Lowclis,
L: Springncds, o. A. Bufaio-Bunalos, IA; Erics, o.
To-day the Flyaways and WitoKns play on the Capt.
toline Ground; New Yorks ana Jersey Guys on the
Centennial Ground. Jersey City; Sprngneds und
Manchcstcrs nj Manchester Cricksts and Rocncstcrs
at Rochester; Pi,ts1eids aud Horneils Hornclls-
willie.
on Friday the Yale and Princeton mines will play
their third me OF tho season, for the college cham
pionship, on tho grounds OF tho 81. George Cricket
club Hoboken
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EMPIRE YACHT CLUBS SECOND ANNUAL RE

EMPIRE YACHT CLUBS SECOND ANNUAL RE
GATTA-DRIrTED BY THE TIDE.
The second annual regatta Of the Empire Yacht
Club off yesterday, but after rather dsaareca-
bio trip the result was reached, none OF
the yachts able to mako tho course within tho
required time. The steamer Fort Lee accompanied
the yachts over the course. Considerable time
was lost in getting the vessels INTO position, but
thew were all Ia quarter twelve, and doom
the starting signal WAS fired Tor tho nth Glass; Five
minutes later fourth class sent away and,
with tho same intermisson, th9 third, second ana
first class open boats and the cabin boats. Inc FOL
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THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY.

The drst uvidond TO depositors Of the National
Trust Company one OF my per cent; the second,
twenty-five per cent ani tho third aud last nyncnt
OF which begun MONDAY, tho remaining
twenty-five per cont, The stockholders will not arc
20 welt Receiver Best hopes oc able pay lair
dividend September. Hat rather than iorcc tue
sale Of assets yet remaining he WISHES dispose
OF them with the utmost care. 10 reels sure OF Sc
curing Mt least twenty-five per cent OF their invest
mont 10 tho stockholders ol lhe instlLutlon.
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sold ow co. Canadians are NOS eager 70 give
such odds Investing reluctantly, while Morris
friends holding for Nil odds they can GET 10
thought that by Thursday betting WALL be even Inc
race viii take place al Hutton twelve miles from
this CITY, and IT expected that wih DO Witnessed
by between tWenty and thirty th0osand people.
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self ana vas consequently rcmanded 70 jail super
,niendens waiting was n0tned Of the arrest and be
- I'd 20 the Chief Police Of Providence IN
cure IL any suen articles were found IN The trunk
had been stolen In that city.
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ana she went about her spenuaker was set her Ib
baooned and she tow up the river with the lido IKE
gull The Fdget rounded the buoy al 81. l3m. 3Os,
and bad outlook for her. Tor the riyaway had
only made up all tho time allowance she was re-
CURED 10 give the Fidget put had three or TOUR
minutes TO spare The Freak rounded third and the
GYPSY fourth, but their time taken. The crew
the Gypsy were in ecstacies because they were
far ahead OF the Mollie II had Nil along been con-
sidered that the latter was dangerous rival. rhe
Fyaway lar to the front. kept her upward course 10
the Van Rennselacr Point buoy in tho middle Of tho
river holding the full strength OF tho tide but tho
Fdget didn't lose. her sailing master wishing ior
big blow Sue was second at the turn. but no time
was taken At An. SON. 1t looked as II the wind
woulun't hold long enough for the leading yacht 10
make The within the required Six hours.
THE A. s.. RING A WINNER
Tho third class boats. however, finished their con-
tes the S. Ring taking the first prize IN that class
and the Grace IN the second.
Al Van Renssaiaer's Point the Fldget accidentally
70 led the buoy and was ruled out Tho Mollie with
drew ms also the Vixen. The Flyaway was the nrst
yacht home within the prescribed timc crossing tho
line at 6h 3Sm 46s.
SUMMARY.
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The HARLEM REGATTA.

The Executive Board Of the Harlem Regatta Associ.
alton will meet tonight Knokcrbocger Cottage to
complete the Tor tho regatta on the 2,d
lust
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STOCK EXCHANGE OARSMEN.

the annual regatta OF the New YORK Stock Exchange
Rowing Association win take place on the Harlem
River on Thursday
There will be three raccs-thc FIRST FOR par.oared
shcjl boats between a. v. DO Gorcoura, stroke, and
r. d. Hsrtshofne, bow, OF the Now York stock tx
change Rowing Association, and r. Ellison. stroke,
ana b. Osrichs, BOW, OF the Now York Rowing club
The second viii he Jour cared she'll with the
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BosToX June Is. 1873.
Owing to the rain OF the last two days and the con-
scquent bad condition Of the track the trotiHg 1t
Beacon Park, which announced 20 come OF to-
day, has been postponed until tomorrow