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Deputy Collectors of Internal Revenue Jacovs, Young and Phillips, broke open the troat door of the basement of a small frame house, No, 489 Seventeenth street, South Brooklyn, yesterday moruimg, and dis- | covered an iron still of 150 gallons capacity tn fall blast, Thoy also found 800 galions of molasses mash, The distillers made good their escape by the rear door while the officers were forcing an entrance, Jonn Siny, who lived in the house, was arrested, United States Marstial Hariow took possession of King’s distillery, of First street, Williamsburg, yes. terday alwernoon, upon 4 civil process isucd by Judge Lenedict, of the United States District Goart, lor cou. fiseation of the property. ‘The allegations againat the owoers are that they Mmavalactured vod seid more | Rpirits than they accounted for on their books, and Also that they purchased toro malt than was shown as HORLOR, able to revenue tax, The amount claimed vo be due the government 18 ubout $10,000, FLEETWOOD PARK. Third Day of the Spring Meeting, Two Highly. Interesting Trotting Con- tests—Six Heats et Each Troited Without a Result and Post- pened Until To-Day, The third day of the spring trotting meeting at Fleetwood was an improvement ou the other days both in interest and attendance, The weather was de- lightful, the track im Superb condition and tho trottiog of a character that delighted the assern bled spectutors, ‘The music of Gilmoro’s bund’ was an inspiriting feature of the day's, dotags, ‘There were two races on the card, and alter trotting 81x beats of cach without u de- cision the afuirs wore postponed until one o’clock this atternoon, The followtug aro the details of what transpired :— THK VIRST TROT was for a purse of $1,000 for Lborses that have never beaten 2:27; $400 to the first, $240 to the secund, $150 to the third and $100 to the fourth Lorse; mile beats, best three In Ove, in harness There were fourteen entries, eleven of which came to the post These wero J. 8. Bliss’ bay stallion itesult, Post & Poolor's brown golding Big Fellow, John Murphy's sorrel geld- ing Dan Bryant, MJ, Doyle’s buy gelding Fuughea- Ballagh, M. Goodin’s bay mare Lady’ Kilucer, J. H. Phithps’ bay gelding Baron Laff, J. Ayres’ bay mare Currie N., J, H, Goldsmith's brown gelding Buteman, ©, H. Wheeler’s bay gelding Ki Ki, H, W. Howe’s bay gelding Tom Moore and H, H. Gilbert's sorrel gelding Harry Gilbert, First Heat, —Result was the first away after threc- quarters of an hour hud been speut in scoring, Baron Luff second, Dan Bryant third, Bateman fourth, Gil- bert filth, Tom Moore sixth, the others straggling bebind, At the quarter pole Baron Lui! was leading by alength, Bateman second, Gilbert third, Dan Bry- ant fourth, the others a stort distance behind, Timo, 85 seconds. At the hall-mile pole, which was passed tm 1:10, Baron Luff was still showing the way by two lengths, Bateman second, Dan Bryant shird, Gibert fourth, Result ftth, Lady Kildeer sixth, Baron Luft was overtaken on the Mill of the backstretch and passed by Bateman, Gilbert aud Dan Bryant Bate- man trom there to the stand maintained the lead and won byaleugth, Glibert secoud, Dan Bryant third, Result fourth, Tom Moore Oftn, Baron Luft sixth, Big Fellow seyenth, Lady Kildeer eighth, Fuugh-a-Bullag! ninth, Carrie N. tenth, Ki Ki eleventh. Time, 2:27}4. 2a Second Heat.—Ki Ki had the best of the send-off, Bateman second, Barry Gilbert third, Result fourth, an Bryant fifth, Baron Luff sixth, Big Fellow sev- enth, Lady Kildeer eighth, Faugh-a-Bullagh ninth, Carrie N. tenth, Tom Moore eleventh. At the quarter pole, which was passed in 35 seconds, Bareman ted, Dan Bryant secon t, Harry Gilbert third, Result tourth, the others trailing along bebind, Going aloug ihe lower turn Batemun showed the way to the hal!-umile pole in 1:11, Dao Bryant second, Harry Gilbert third, Result fourth, the others as before. Bateman kept in front up the backstretch aud ito the homestretch, closely pressed by Dan Bryant The lauer forced Bateman so severely that be carried him to a break forty yards fromm the score, when be ran until under the wire, being a Beck tm frontof Dan Bryant The judges gave Bryant the heat, which be wag justly cu- titicd to, Time, 2:27, Bateman second, Baron Luif third, Result fourth, Ki Ki dftu, Carrie N. sixth, Harry Gilbert seventh, Big Fellow eighth, Lady Kildeer ninth, ‘Tom Moore tenth, Faugh-u-Ballagu eleventh. ‘urd Heat.—tom Moore was withdrawn, Result had the iead at the start, Dan Bryant second, Ki Ki third, Bateman fourth, Big Fellow with, Baron Luif sixth, tho others trailing w tow lengths apart. Dan Bryant was one length in front of Butemun at the quarter pole in 354% seconds, Result third, Big Fellow fourth, Buroa. Luft fitth, the otnera us. before, Dan Bryant suill led a length at the halt-mile pole in 1:11!4, Bateman second, Ki Ki third, Barou Luif fourth, Big Fellow fith, Faugh-a-Bailagh sixth, the others out of the race for the beat. At tho three-quarter pole Dan Bryant led half a length, Bateman second, two lengths jn front of Baron Luff, the latver thfee lengths ahead of Faugb-a-Ballagh, Wno Was coming at u rapid rate. He took the extreme outside, aud, by a grand exhibi- tion of specd, came on aud landed a winner at the score by ahead, Bateman second, Dan Bryaut tbird, Baron Laf fourth, Big Fellow fitth, Harry Gilbert sixth, Ki Ki soventh, Result eightn, Lady Kildeer ninth, Carrie N. tenta 0, 2:27. Fourth Heat.—Vaugh-a-Ballagh was frat away, Bate- man second, Result third, Ki Ki fourth, Big Foilow ‘Hlth, the others following as best they could. Faugh- a-Ballagh was first at the quarter pole, in 35 seconds; Bateman second, Big Fellow third. At the bull-mile pole Dan Bryant was in front in 1:12, Faygh-a-Baliagu | second, Bateman third, Harry Gilbert fourth. Dan Bryant kept the load until near the tinigh, when ig Fellow came io with a rash and droppr ‘9 front of him, ‘Time, 2:29. Dan Bryant was second, Ba man third, Harry Gilbert fourth, Ki Ki fifth, Lady Kile dver sixth, Baron Luf! seventh, Carrie N. eighth, Faugh-a-Ballagh ninch, Resolt tenth, Pifth Heat,—Dan Bryant was first away, Result secoad, Big Fellow third, Bateman fourth, Buron Lui Hith, Lavy Kildeer sixth, the others close up Big Feliow was first to the quarter pole, in 3544 seconds; Bateman second, Dan Bryant third, Baron Luft fourth, Hurry Gilbert Ulta, Result sixth. Big Fellow was firat at the hali-mile polo in 1:12, and coming ou tn front of the others won the hew iy suree leugthe, in | 2:203g; Result was second, Ludy Kildoer third, Bate- nao fourth, Faugh-s-Ballagh fifth, Harry Gilbert | sixth, Baron Lufl seventu, Ki Ki eighth, Carri N._ pinth, Dan Bryant tenth, Sixth Heat.—Dan Bryant was awa lead Was soon taken from him by Feliow, who showed the way to the quarter poie in 34 seconds, Big Fellow ledto the half-mile polo in 1:13, and continued in trout until 10u yards trom home, when Lady Kildeer came rapidly up the ho:nestretch aud wou the beat by three lengths iy 2:32);. Big Fellow was second, Faugh-a-Batlagh third, Result fourth, Bate- man dith, Harry Gilbert sixth, Ki Ki seventh, Baron Luff eighth, Carrie N, nintu, Dau Bryant tenth, Tho raco was (ben postponed on account of durknesa. ‘The tolluwing is @ i sUmMany, i Fuxerwoop Park—Sraixa Meweixo—Tmirp Day— | frst, but the May $L—Purso $1,000, for borses that have nevi tpaten 2:27; $500 to the first, $250 to the secona, $15 to the third, $100 to tho lourth, Mile beats, best turce in Ove, im harness, H Starters. Post & Pooler’s b. g. Big Feliow.... 7 8 5 1 1 2) J. H. Goidsmith’s b. g. Bateman, 122446 J, Murpby’s ch. g Dun Bryaut..... 3 1 3 21010 | M. J. Doyle's b. y Puugh-aBallagh, 911 19 5 3 | M. Goodwin's b. mw. Lady Kildee: 899681 Gilbert & 5on'ss, g. Harry 276466 . Bhise? b, b, Result, 4ay24 6% 4778 67687 J, Ayres’ bm. Carrie N., 10 610 8 09 H. W, Howe’s b. b. Lom Moore. 6 10 dr. TIMK Quarter, First heat. woe 85 Second heat, i Tuird newt 354 Fourth heat, 38 Fiith neat. Sixth hi Pay 0S THK SECOND TROT | was for @ puree of $1,600, ior worses that Have not beaten 2 $750 to tue first, $375 Lo the second, ¢ to the third aud $150 to the fourth borse; wile heats, best three im live, in barvess, ‘There @ eigut starters, seven of which number came to the post, These were W. Smith’s bay paling Joker, Walker's black mare May Bird, A, B. DeHar’s brown | fhare Hunvan D., Jobn Hy Puulips’ bay gelding Joho H., Charles §. Greene's bay mare Muttie, M. Muiva- | ney's bay geldiay Casts Boy, Dan Muco’s biack gelding | Prospero, John D. Gillet’s bay gelding Proctor, ! Vira Heat.--Castio Boy had the best of tie sead-oll, Joker secoud, Hunoal D, third, May Hird tourih, Joun Hi, th, Matue sixth, Procior seventh, At the quarter pole, which Was pussed in 84 sceonds, Hannab D, was jn iront, Jowo H. second, Castle Boy ‘tind, May bird fourth, Matue Bilth, Proctor sixth, Joker seventh. Hanuab D. and Jobo H. trotted away trom the ov aud Hanuab D, passed the hall emite pote iat Hanuab D. lort tae others on the hill of the back. | stretch, and led four open lengths at tue turee-quarter | pole, Sho then cumne lartuer away, aud Wou the heat cusily by eight lengths, May Bird second, emgne lengths iwudvahes of Case Hoy, Mattie tourth, Joker tit, Vroctor sixth, Joun H. seventh, Time, 2:25. Second Heal, --Hapnat D. wus first awuy, May Bord second, Joker third, Jota Ho tourth, Castle boy titn, Mattie sixib, Vroctor seventh, Hannah 2, was two lengths in troot of Jobo Hy at toe quarter pole in dt seooods, Muy Bi third, Joker jourch, Mattie titih, Proctor sixth, Castio Buy seventh, the titer having brokeo up badly ob his Way Lo that port, Hannah 2, | wus a length abead of Joun Mat the null-mile in 1:09, | M bird third, Joker jourih, Mutve fitth, Proctor », Cnstie ‘Boy far betind. Jobn H. won bis heat by a length, outstreweued — Hannah D, up the Wil of the beckstretch, and passed | the three-quarter pole two lengths tm trout of he K ping ti frout to the stand, John A. won the heat ly May bird & good third, Joker tourth, . Proctor sixth, Castle Buy yeveuth tity, stle Boy was oo the lead, Matue svcond, Hupnal D. bird, Jobu He fourth, May Bird filch, Joker sixth, Proctor seventu. Going arouad tho turn several changes (ook place, and wheu the quarter | pole was ed Hanoab D, led three lengths, JohnH, second, Joker third, May Bird jourth, Matve filth, Prodvor sixth, Castile Buy seventh, Time, 83), sec- onde, As the horses Went into the lower turn four of the leaders broke, und when they settied bo thetr work again May Uird was iu the jead, Mutiio seegad, Joker third, Jobin A. dourih, they passed the hull-tuile pole | Cliss; purse, § e NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1877.—W1 and May Bird, the latter being half a longth ahead at the three-quarter pole, Matic then took the lead ind trotved home steadily a winner of the heat by two } lengths im 2:24, Mny Bird sceond, Prootor third, Han- } ah D, taney Castle Buy fifth, Jobo H, sixth, Joker seventh, Fourth Meat, —Mattio having the pele, went off with the lead, Hannan D. second, Caatie third, John H. fourth, Joker lth, May Bird sixth, Proctor seventh. Hanuanb D, trotted to the tront on the way to the ter pole and passed that point one length in front of Mattio tn 35 seconds, Johu H, third, Joker fourth, Cas- Ue Boy fitth, May Bird sixth, Proctor seveath. Matte went to the front the lower turn and Jed half a length at the ball-tntie pole 1:09, John H. second, Hannah D. third, Castle Hoy fourth, Joxer fifth, May Bird sixth, Proctor seventh. Jobo H. then ran past Mattie, seemingly with the intention of vreaking her up, but the attempt fell through, and she lett ther all, wud, coming Ob steadily, Wou the beat by four lengths, Joker second, Hannah D. third, May Bird foarth, Castle Boy ith, John H, sixth, Proctor seventh, Time, bite Heat.—Jobn H. was first awoy, Hannah PD, seavud, Castile Boy third, Joker fourth, May Bird tifth, Mattie sixth (ov a break), Proctor sevent! Hannah D. showed the way to the quarter pole in 3434 geoonas, Jobu H, secon, Joker third, May Bird fourth, Mattie Aith, Proctor sixth, Cosile Boy seventh, ho huving broken up on the way, At the bait-mile pole John i, Was 1p 1ropt in 1:1054, Hannah D. second, Joker third, May Bird fourth, Mattie Bith. Jobu H. showed the way up the biil of the backstrotch, but afier a well con- tested straggle Joker won the beat by half a lengen Mattio second, a neck tn tronbe! Joun H., May Bir fourth, Hapnab D, filth, Proctor sixth, Castle Boy soventh, ‘Time of the heat, 2 Stzth deas—May Bird, Progtor and Castle Roy were sent to stable for not winning a heat in five. Hanuab D. was away Gret, Mattic second, John H. third, Joker fourth, Mattie wag first at the quarter polo in 35 seconds. John fH. headed her on the lower turn and passed the half-mile pole drat i 2:10%. Mattie took the load on the backsireich and held jt until nearly home, when Joker came with a rush and won the heut by haifa length, Mattie second, John H, third, Haunah D. fourth, Time, 4 The race was then postponed anti! to-day at one o’clock. ‘The following 13 & SUMMARY, Same Day.—Purse $1,000, for horses that have nover beaten 2:21; $750 to the first, $376 to the sec- ond, $225 to the third, $160 to the Courta horse; mile houts, best threo in live, 1b haruess, Starters, C. 8, Green’s b. M, Mattie... W. W, Smith's b. g. Joker... J. H. Phillips? b. g Jobo i. A. B, Do Hart?’s br, m. Han G, Walker's bik, m, May Bird, J. D, Gillet’s &. g Proctor, M. Mulvaney’s b, g. Castle Boy. ceresee soureec cereean First heat second heat, Third beat Fourth bea Fitth beat. Sixth heat. BETTING BOOKS ON JEROME PARK RACES, Tbe following are the odds on the Fordham Handicap and Withers Stakes:— FORDHAM HAND:CAY, TO BE RUN ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2— Partnership Chiquita. Bambino... Joo Khodes, . Parole... Faithless, Rhadamantbus, Viceroy Fiddlectick, Pera... Ambush, WITHERS STAKES, ON saree AY, JUNE 2—ONK MILK, 2 Leonard, . tol sdOn, ory 2tol Bombast,......... #lo1 Oleuster.. Trinceton... + Stoll Chance colt, Tull . Gtol Broadway. Cloverbrooks...... Tol Matue CU. colt... Frederick the Great 10 to 1 Peto Reed, 60 tol Bracmer 10to1 Toutla, 60 tol Kinyslaad, c ‘Yhe second spring meeting, at West Side Driving Park, New Jersey, was smuugurated with an excellent attendance, Thero were two events on the programme, and they afforded much interest, In each race there were four well contested deals trotted, when, darkness coming on, they bad to be postponed until 1:30 P.M. to-day. Besides the two unfinished trots there were also two purses for 2:49 and 2:30 classes given, for which tbe entries aro very urge. The following isa SUMMARY. West Sips Daivixd ’ank, New Junsry—Finsr Day ov THE SkCOND INOTHNG MEETING, THURSDAY, May 31, 1577,—Purse $100, for horses that have never beaten three minutes; $69 to the first, $85 to the second aud $15 to the third horse; mile heats, best three in uve, in harness—which had fourteen entries aud ten starters, STARTERS, William Thomas? g. g. Tom Burd, 2411 Ed. Jones’ b. g. Tommy T1123 3. King’s g. m. Carrie White 1333 J. B, Couklu’s b. m. Prunolia, ee H. Heddea’s b, m, Susic SMUD eee. 37 6 6! Dunham's b. w, Carrie White, 5647 Manee's br. m, Flirtution, 4 6 Gan L. J. Brown's b, g. Poor Pat, 6 dn VP. B, Bastinan’s b. g Geo +9 dis G. Butler's & g. Woodcoe! dis, First heat. Second heat. 1 beaten tothe first, $60 to the secoud and 25 10 the third borse; mile heats; best three in five, | in harness; seven eutries and seven starters. STARTERS. P. Manee’s b. m. Vermont Muid 4. Ogie's b. g Frank... B, Rassell’s ch. 1 L, bk. Danham’s rg. C. Davidson's b. m. P. De Witt’s b, m. J. Pawling’s b. g. Jim Motte! TIM, Quarter, Firat heat. Second he ‘Lbird heat Fourth heat, AMBLER PARK RAC S. Viitapyuenta, May 31, 1877. | This was tho third day of the trotting moetung at Ambler Park. SUMMARY, Fins? Race,—Purse $99, tor four-year-olds; mile heats, two tn three, Biaache Mediam May Medium... David Wallace, Rainbow... Harry Vanderbilt. eyctie. e uk and Mollie wer G Lady Blessingto! n. 2 Liule Nett. 1 Lady Sharp. .8 Fane G. :4 Lutie Veilow ais. QUEEN CITY JOCKEY CLUB RACES. Crnciynati, May 31, 1877. The spring rapning meoting of the Queen City Jockey Club willopon at Chester Park on Saturday next, and close on Tharsday, Juno 7. Botries tor all stukes are large, and include some of the finest racing Stock in the country. Appenrances indicate that Mt Will be the dnest necting ever held on this course, TROTTING IN CALIFORNIA. Oaxanv ‘Thottixa Pank, Monday, May 21, 1877— 2:40 class, for a purse of $400; $200'to tho first, $100 tothe second, $40 to tho third and $40 to the fourth i Vasher, tanced 1 Time, t +e 1 dis, |. Lady Lightfoot and Atice Garrett were dis- 14— 2:38 42:36) — {Sam Bb. Pank, Tuesday, May 22,—2:29 100 to first, $125 to Kecond, $100 to third and $14 to fourth horse, OAKLAND | Macy & Co, mame bik, g. Brushy Joha..... 2 0 1 1 W. bi. Onde wumes br. @ MEO... woe 20 8 2 Mizner Bros. namo sn. Flora Sbepard.... 3 5 2 4 1. 1s. Yates name bx, in, Altes, 6363 8, Crandall waines 8, 4444 A) y names b -666 6 Time, 2:30%—: ‘The following horses have beon seraiched :-— Moccasin, Crusader, Soleme, Bombazine and Dia- o Withers Stakes, Crusader, Dombaat Belingut Stakox, hus been scratched out of the Westchester nuteap, ath beg arrived safe with four horses— Leonard, Chosapeako, Datiqasian and one two-your-old. Joo Rucdos ts at the vourse, Dixoa & Wimmer and Jobnson & Mills are on their way note; also Swigert, YB TALLY HO. nd Diamond, in the A SPORTING PARLY ON THE ROAD TO PELHAM ‘The sidewalk in trons of the Brunswick was crowded yesterday morning When the Tally Ho coach drove up to receive ig cargo of passengers, Colonel Delancey in this way in B104. Going up the billot the back- stretch Mattie shut ap the daylubt botweou berseli Kane jumped of the box and took a look at bis borses While the passencers climbed ap on the coach, ‘Tire wasa full coach yésterday, all gentlemen, on thoir way to Pelham Bridge to luuch with Mr. Hunter, The iy comprised Mr. Leonara Jerome, Mr. W. I. fravera, Mr. Chariea Osborne, Mr. G. Osborne, Mr. Froneb, Commodore MeVickar, Mr. Sereen, Mr, W. Butler, Mr. Warry Babcock, Mr, Satterle, and Mr. H. Smith, They started sharp atten A. M., and after a brisk drive of a trifle over au hour the whole party got down at Mr. Hunter's gato at Pelbum Bridge, and the Tally Ho went on to Now Rochelle under the charge ofthe guard. Mr, Hunter entertained his guests with unbounded hospitality, and they were having such a to gry time that the sound of the horn calling them ek to the coach was not the pleasantest im they had ever beard, The drive bome was ral oppressive and told on the borgos, as tho sun was very powertal, but nevertheless the Tally Ho drew up in frontof the Gruuswick at four ?, M., sharp, and the party got down all the better for thair trip, ° SIX IN HAND TO JEROME PARK. On Saturday, 24 ingt., and all racing days at Jeromo Park for tho souson a six-in-band couch will leave the Hotel Brunswick at twelve o'clock noon for the park, arriving thero in ample time to witness tne races, re- turning at ao cart; boar in tho eveving. The couch as capable of seating about thirty persons, and wild be highly appreciated by those attending the races, The members of the Westchester Polo Club have mude arrangemonts to pluy their next match to mor- Fow atternoon, at about Ove o'clock, alter the Guish of She last evout on the programme of the Jerome Park rages. There will be a pretty full attendance of the members of tho club, und a good gume muy be anticl- pated. The four-in-uunds will probably drive down rom the lawn at the foot of the Jockey Club Houso alter tho raves, and pay w visit tothe polo rounds Visitors can obtain tickets of admission to the grounds from the Secretary, Mr. Howland Robbing, or any of tho members of the club, Mr. N.Y.Y.C., is laying off tho club nouse at Staten Island, The Ariadne has been iengthened and rebuilt, The sloop yacht Ariadne, Strange, of the and ber owner will tly bis racing flag this season, Mr, Charles A. Meigs’ new catamaran is just com- pleted, The dimensions of the bulls uro:—Lovgth on duck, 46 fect; length on keel, 4z leet; breadth of beam ofeach boat, 3 foet 6 inches; depth of bows, 4 feet 6 ‘wones; depth of stern, 4 foot; depth ot amidships, 4 feat 3 inches; flat keel amidships, 1 toot 7 inches; tapered down iorward to a potut, and trom 16 feet abalt the stern, tapering down to a clean run aft, She bas @ mast 45 leet loug, with topmast, all in the same @tick; boom 37 fect; gafl, 18 loot, with S@teet hoist. It 8 understood that neither the schoouer yachts Madeleine, Tidal Wave nor Palmer will fly them racing colors during the season, he Wiuhamsburg Yacht Club will bold their annual regatta on Tuesday, Juno 5, There isa lurge feet of fast open boats belonging to this club, anathe mem- bers anticipate some good racing tits season, Mr, Brown, the owner of tho new schouner built at Stamlord, will fly the pennant of the, internatio! Yuebt Club, ot Detroit, Mich, She will also represent the New York Yacht Clao on the Inkes, as Mr. Brown ts a member of that club, ‘The hull of the catamaran Nereid, constructed at the dock of the sailors’ Snug Harvor, New Bricnton, for Mr, Stokes, has been launched, and the Gavervor of thut institution is having wtrim Little yacht built tu front of the entrance to the grovnds. Mauy of the yachts along the north shore, trom New Brighton to Mariner’s Harbor, ure being repaired and repainted. Yacht Choster a, Arthur, Wilitameburg Yacht Club, Mr, Southwick, trom New York, passed the Herat. Tolograph Station at Whitestor ong Island, yestor. day afternoon, cruising eastward, A mnocting of the members of the Brooklyn Yacht Club was heid last cvoummg at ther reoms, ia the Conunental Building, corner of Montague and Court strects, for the purpose of = mak- Jn, arrangements for their annual cruise. It bas been decidef to start on Joly 19 from the old rendezvous, Glen Cove. From thero they will proceed to Block Istand, and from thence to Newport, kt. L. They will then co to Narragansett Bay. The cruise will occupy two weeks. BASEBALL, The champion Chicagos received their seventh de- feat, In the League championship sories, yesterday, at Louisville, at the bands of the Louisville Club. ‘be following is the score:— Cluos, Ist, 2d, Bd, dtl, Glhe Gtk, Tth, 8th. Oth, 09 0 9 0°70 O80 1 0 O-=1 »-1 10°00 10 0 OS At Cincinuati the St. Louis Club were geicated by tho Cincinnatus, by the following score:— Clips, st, 2d, Bd. Ath, Btn. Oth, Th, Sth, Wh, -0 02 2 0 2 0 0— 7 -0 0 4 0 8 S$ O 2 Omiz ics Were defeated for the llrst time this gcuson by the Hurtfords, of Brooklyn, yesterday, at Hartiord. Appended is the scoro:— Clubs, the Gt, TU, Bth. Othe. Hartford, o 0 2 0 0-5 Athiotic. 0 0 0 0 U2 To a game at Boston, between the Stars, of syracuse, ase Bustous, tho former were doicated by a score ot tod. ‘A gamo was played at Elysian Fields, Hoboken, May 20, between tho cinployés of Messrs. Rothschild Bros, & Cuimun, aud Moses, Blum & Weill, which resulted in favor of the latter by the score of 23 to 19, The Wilkosbars and Livingstons, of Geneseo, played a game at Wilkesbarre yesterday, At the close of the sixtn inning the score stood 2 to 1, 1m iavor of tho Wilkesvarres, In the seventh inning the home team made a rau of 4, when the Livingstons quit the fold on account of he ruling of the unpire. Thoy finally consented to finish the game, which resulted iD favor of the Wilkesbarres by a score of 13 to 1 ‘At Ithaca the Crickets, of Binghamton, defeated the Corneli Unive nine by a seore of 13 to & ‘To-day the Enterprise and Olymp of Paterson, play on the Centennial Ground, Jeraey City. “THE RIFLE. _ CREEDMOOR—PROGKAMME FOR JUNB—2HE IN- TERNATIONAL MATCH, Tho matches and practice meetings at the Ureedmoor rifle ranges during the moath of June will be as tol- lows:— MONDAYS. 4th—Intantry of Eleventh brigude, Seeond division. “qimtautry of Vuitd brigane, First aivision. “At three P.M, Seventh Roziment title Club, Sharp's speeial Mili- tury iitle Competition, Isth—Cavalry of First division. —Intantry of Second brigade, First division, TURSDAYS. y Troop cavalry, at thres P. M.; first competition for a United Service field glass Open ouly embers of truop; 200 and 300 yards, WRDNESDAYS. Gth—At tour P. M., ninth competition for the “Marks- man's Badge,” National Rifle Asswelution, Open to all comers. Dintances, 200 wad 00 yards. Position, standing ut 200 yards; «uy, with heud fowurd the targot ut yads. Five shots, and two sighting shots at each dinta Wo. pon, Remiugton rifle, State model. Entrance fitty combs, Arunteur Rifle Club, competition for selection of senior and junior teau Tith—At three P. M., Seventh Regumont Rifle Clab com- illo. ‘s fe petition fort th—At tl ) wt competition for a Ballard mid- ce ville, valued at 8B5, prose & Daly, New York. Open to all ots, without cleaning and without i standing. Any rifle. Kntrance fea, lity eeuts. Practico.* r 2ith THURSDAYS. try of First brixade, First division. Ach Infantry of Filth brigade, Second divisive, 2ist Cavalry and artillery of Becoud division. Yovl—dutantry of Third brigade, First division. 4 dd —Atiwo P. M., the seve tion fur the Diamond badge, Sih At ball-pust teu A. M., fourth competition, fur the Sharp #25) prize. All comets, uny rifle; S00, 900, 1,000 yards; the waual conditions for long range competitions, No tate to Le shot with less than ten ¢ ti tors, At three 2, M.—Ninth competition tor the Spiris of bors of the National dx; position standing ; with privilege of two sighting shot Seventh Regiment Kite Ciub, y Kite competitior H-past ton A. M.—Vbir ingtou Prise, fh gold, Open to all, eomers; titles, any Itemington broech-loader, within tho rules of the National Kise Assoetation, Must be lowed With cartridges xe furnished trom temington & Sons, whieh will bo issued by the super intendent of the Kango to each compositor, at the frig pots jor forty rounds; all lly medal, ciation, Reming: = x: eB chad MU At be wnpotition for the the brovel, the factory of Ky u's Lighest Keore only ty tak past ton A, M. Second & Ypon to all members of jon. Auy title and position within Tounds wt 1,000 yards, With the privilege of shots entrance foe $1; the prise to be won the the usual conditions, At throw 2. M.-F ist eompotition for anew Tur/, P¥eid ant Farm Cuailenge Bailge, presented by the proprictors of the Turf, Field and Farm pewepaper, Natio: al Kill: Association, Oped to all members National Kill Association except linal ern ol the two previous bales. Vistanes, 0 yards, aitinn, standing: weapon, any brece-beading ville withis o rulok; rounds, ten; two sightiug shore. Entrance tee, filty cents, At three P, for the tines o tt Keghnent Kitle Clad competi- ra IK INTERNATIONAL MATCH, Major Henry Fuiton, who was Captato of the Ameri. can team last year, hug called a meciing of that body of marksmen tor Monday next, at three o’clo the offices Of the National Kifly Assvoiation, No. 23 Park row, for the purpose of consultation upon sach points as tay be fond expedicnt to recommend for the cou midoratiou of tue Board of Directors of tho National Rullo Association, who taeet the following afteruous. RUMOBED REVENUE REMOVAL, A wovement is said to be on foot to remove Col- lector Freeland trom the office of Colloctor of Lnteroul Kevenuc aod to have Gonsrat Hayes, a nephew of the Presideut, ers in the place of thatofficwh It was rumored jast evening that Mr. Freoland hat been requested to send in his resignation, but that oMferai, when called apon, posiuively declined to say any thin, anbiadt whatever | apnum, for nine years. TH SUPPLEMENT. LOSS OF THR CITY OP SiN FRANCISCO, FURTHER DETAILS OF THE WRECK—SEVERE LOSSES OF MONEY AND PROPERTY BY PAS- BENGERS-—-GENEROUS CONDUCT OF UNITED STATES NAVAL OFFICERS—-1NE TIDAL WAVE. Say Fraxciseo, May 81, 1877. The San Diego correspondent of the California Associated Press senda the following additional incl- dents of tho loss of the steamship City of San Fran- isco, gleaned from the passengers and officers: —The periect coolness of the men, women and children was extraordinary, ‘Thore was only one instance of panic. A young mun from New York, tearing the ship would sink, leaped overboard, but was rescued and taken into a boat. LOSSES OF MONEY, 4C., BY PASSENGERS, All the passengers lost more or less money—most of them every pouny they possessod. Mrs. Smith, the wife of a revenuo vflicer, of San I raneisco, lost about $5,000, A German and his sister, trom Valparaiso, had between $5,000 and $6,000 in their trunks, which is a total loss, together With ali their clothing, None of the cabin passengers lost less than $400, and some of them lost as much a8 $10,000, Mr. Habn and wile, of Anaheim, Cal, who were returning irom a Karopean trip, lost all their baggage, which in- eluded over $3,000 worth of presents, &¢., bought for triends. Dr. Rhein, a dentist from New York, th of instruments, besides his mooey. A Chinese servant after the disaster placed his little store of cash into the hunds of an officer, saying, “You need this more than Ido,” Another Chinaman came to Captain Waddell with the Captain’s parse, which he bad taken from a drawer and saved il ho Janded. GENEROSITY OF AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS. When the Costa Rica arrived wt Mazatlin Admiral Murray, of the Povsucola, culled Captuin Waddell to bis private room and urged upon him qnite a large sum of money, saying, “Pay 1t when you can; and if pever, all right’? aptain declined the ofer, ul- though reduced to almost his last penny, Subso- quently the following letter, with ncariy $500 in cash, wag banded to Captuiv Waddell at Mazatlan :— Deaw Sin :—The officers and crew of the United States fagstip Pensacula have subderibed $448 50 tor distribution yy you among the women and children of the wrecked steamer City of San Fruvciscy. Vory respectfully yours, JOUN C, IRWIN, Captain, United States Navy. THe ERM A thoory provalent among naval officers ta that there was a submarine upbeaval at tne time of recent curthquake which destroyed Iquique. The wrecked ship was sailing on her regular course, and, as already stated, Captam Wadueli had treqnently wailed over the spot where she struck. Tbe Captain bad made up his log curly in the day, so that there could have been no possibility of a mistake about bis position, It was a perioctiy bright und clear day, ‘The captain and officers of the gunboat Mexico, of the United States ship Luckawanna, and of the Costa Rica and others, have carefully seratinized Captain Wad- dell’s observations, and are unanamous in their judg- ment upon the point that the commauder of tno wrecked vessel Was using the utmost cure, and that human intelligence could.not have averted the dis aster. THK TIDAL WAVE. Referring to the tate earthquake, the observations tuken May 10 and 1 by the oilicers of the Lackawanna, ut Acapulco, are interesting. The following is an ex- tract:—‘*fhursday, 10th, about ten o’clock, an unusual and rapid vise of water in the harbor occurred. ‘1 Leach was entirely subinorged, the waver advanced: tor some distance into the streets of the town. phenomenon Was followed by tour siumilur tidal waves at inte: vais of about filteen min etweeu each, the water ristng aud falling in cach cuse three fect, excepting the final one, the rise and fail ot which was two leet 1X inches, the ship swinging to each udvanc- jog aud receding wave. ‘rom meridian to four P.M. slight tidal waves oc- curred during the watch at intervais of about twenty Minutes between eact, the ship lying uncasiiy ov aochor, and beading from south-southwest io west, “Friday, L1in.—From eight A. M. to meridian observed @ rapid rise apd Of the Live between filteen minutes past cleven and forty minutes postoleven, und a second Tise about fifty minutes past eleven. From meridian to four P. M, five tidal waves were observed during the wateh at irregular intervals, varying from tweuty-live to Lhirty-live inmates, the rise and {ali being about two und one-hail feet," ‘The steamer Costa Rica will not bo able to get away from San Diego ll noon to-day. She 13 now taking in coul aad water, She has avery valuable cargo, com- prising 3 in treasure, 900 sacks of coilee, 65 bags of sugur and 208 boxes of limes. HYDROPHOBIA, DEATH OF A WELL LNOWN 4 CHER OF FRENCH FROM THE BIE OF A VAGLANT CUB (Lx TELUGKAPH TO THE HERALD.) Haxtrorn, Conu., May 31, 1877, ‘The first recorded caso of hydrophobia in this city for thirty yours terminated fatally to-day, On thesouw of last month I’roiessor Victor Alvergnat, a teacher of French, was severely bitten by a vagrant dog that he attempted to drive from bis ollice. The wounds were soon uiterward batbed with carbolic acid and cauter ized a8 @ precautionary measure, hydropbobia being apprehended both by the Professor and bis trends. The former was considerably excited, and seeking books of authority on tho subject be closcly read overything relating to mad dogs and tho dread disease. Letters also poured in apon him suggestung remedios | ‘Troupe, ‘ — AMUSEMENTS, ONE ROMEO AND 81X JULIETS. The benelit of Mr. George Rignold at Booth’s Thea- tre yesterday allernoon Was just what might Bave been expected. The house was crowded to excess, the ape pluuse continual, the acting uneven in merit and the whole performance of *‘tomvo and Juliet”? a bur- lesque rather than a tragedy. Mauy persons were deoply disappointed by the announcement at the end of the first act that Miss Neilson could not appear on account af tilpess, which was totlowed by the certrfi- cate of her doctor that she could not play with* out serious danger, This lett only six Ju- Lets instead of seven, ond it would have been better for the performance if five of these had been temporarily ti, All that is beautiful in Juhes was ruined by the abrupt chunges made by ladios, Im one act Juliot was tall, m anoth ork; Bow she seemed to be twenty years of age, and thea to be thirty-Uve; her ‘ace and gure were allered ag im & dream, und her voice was sometimes Weak, some- Hines powerful, Thus ai) the charm of personas tila sion Was destroyed, and cach Jultot was un injury to the rest, First caine Miss Faony Davenport, in the Igusquerade wid bext in tue Lulcony scene, Ib place of Miss Neilson, and 20 tar (he pu consistent. But then Juliet appeared im the person of Mies Ada Dyas, next in the jorm of Miss Canuings, theu in that of Miss Walawrigat, aguiu in the Agure of Miss Granger, aud duwly that of Mugs Grace D'Urtey. mn ‘Ainbng these {ait Juneie young Romeo wan- dered With eusy goolness maKing Jove to some and moaning over the ab-ence Of ocbers With an air ob eD- tire dillerepce to the absurdity of uts position, It would huve been better for (ie piny i any one ot these ladies had played Juliet trom 4) ng 0 the eng, but then that umtique way ing Shakespeare would have prevented the monster combination, Comparison of tho merits of the six ladies Would be to do each of them an injustice, Lis enough to say that they were all complimented with applause and flowers, aud taut itis not their fault, bat their misfortune, tha they assisted ia the dreary jarce, ‘The audience wus more amused than toter- ested, and we do Dot think tho experiment could suc- coed again. This dixjoited, mutilated and deformed presentation of one Of Shakespeare's sweetest wi Was a disgrace to the stage, und, as suck, Will be re- membered loug alter those who look 4 part in it are forgotien, CONCERY OF THE MENDELSSOHN GIMK CLUB, ‘The entertainment at Chickering Hall last eveatng was uw testimonial by the Mendelssobu Giee Club to their former president, Mr, Jl, Howland, Lt was attended vy quite a fashionable assemblage, whieh was very triendly and indulgent toward the awateur artists who claimed their appreciation, 1t must be said, hows over, that the singing was not equal to the anticipa. tion Whoch they might bave been justitied 1m torming Of #0 pretentious ua organtzation, Portions of the ren- dition ip chorus were very pleasing, bat it Was as whole open to criticism of a kind which would prove too extended for these colunns. Mr W. tam ©. Burd suvg the solo, “What are they to doy" by Randegger, A grave fault wi con- Bpicuous with bim, which Was also common to alt the other singers, His voice hud not sulliciont power for such an auditorium, or else be did not make an adequate eifort to send it forth, Mes. Hills gave very sweetly the cavatina, “No, no cuso cqual,’’ of Movyerbeer; but the me of her performance was not the most exact, and her achievement fell far short of brilancy. She responded to an encore much more at h and had she thrown some fcellng into her singing Would have dono admirably. The most plea ing act of the programme was that assigned to Mr, B Malis, ed on the plano bis own “Burcarolle No. 2% pinning Song,’? from the “Flying Datehmin,” as iszt, und Schumanu’s “Eade von Lic Mrs, Holis atterward sang “Lho Watcher,’? ana “Love Lies Bleeding,” by Reinberger, Glosca the enteriaimment, the chorus of tuirty voices acquitthag itself well, CUNCEB'Y IN JERSEY CITY. Agraud Kellogg concert was given ut the Taberom cle, Jersey City, last night tor the bevetit of Mr. C. A, Crosby, and attended by alarge augience, The pro grumime was well selected aud carried outto the letter, Miss Kellogg sang “Ah, Pors Gin,” trom “he Trawe ata;’? ‘She waudered down the mountain side,’ and in a tre with Mr, Fritsch aod Mr. Huron, Miss Kellogg was encored on both ui her solos, aud answered with ‘Down the Shadowed Lane”? and “Aunie Laurie’? Her voice never sounded better, than which no more could be said; apa iu the) = “Mountam Sid was pare ticnlany rch in tone and sympathetic in quality, Mme, Carreno-Sauret played Chopin’a bal- Jads 14 G winor and Lasa’s Rbapsodie No, 2, on which she received an cucore. She played both pieces well, the Rhapsodio just suiting Ler brilliant style, Miss Lancaster, a member of the Kellogg English Opera , and one of uF modk promising yuung singers, sang un aria trom * Kenan,” and * Beneath a Portal,” trom the ** Tulisman?’’—the best thing im that opera, by the way—and sang both remarkably well, Mr. #ritsch sang two tenor solos in tlue style, Mr, Ar- buckle made his cornet sing periectly im the ballads u little faulty fantusie, and Mr, Horton sung a song ia an agreeable baritone voice, and Mr. Colby mccom panted the Vocalists with bis usual grace, ORGAN RECITAL. The congregation and many twvited guests of the Virst Reformed Episvopal Church, corner vt Madison avenue and Fifty-fith street, last evening enjoyed a hundsome musical treat in the shape uf performances on a new organ that has just been places ia the church by Mossra. Jardine & Non, The instrament » said to Coutain several uovelties, among which is the sweet sound of the ssxophone, thas has bece made so fumillar to tho New York public at Gile more’s Garden, Mr. George W. Morgan played in his usually brillinat form, aud brought oat toe of various Kinds, until the mind of the Protessor, who | best points of the new organ, aud the pleasure of the was vaturaliy of 4 volatile temperament, was worked up to # bigh pitch of nervous excitement. SYMPTOMS OF THK DREADED DISKASK, AS time passed it was hoped that the danger was | over, but on Monday of this wyek he experionced an oppreasive feeling and diiBoulty in swallowing, accom- panied by depressed spirits, Water was repulsed, but he would take ico if placed in swnail pieces in his moutb, while bis food was limited to beef tea and milk, owing to the exertion required in the swallowing of solids, Tuesday wituessed an imcreased weakness of body and greater nervous excitement, and as the hours pussed the suiercr bain grew worse until eurly Wednesday eveuing, when he was seized with terrivie convulsions, He made repeated ‘attempts to dash his head against the walls of his room and sprang at bis ationdants, sometimes spitting at them. Mimailiy, by the wid of tour strong mon, he was placed ina sirait-jacket, aud morpline and chloral were ad- tuimistered with benelicial reaulis, Other convulsions, but somewhat less severe, occurred at midnight, after which the viciita lingered along in a state of semi- consciousness until a quater to ten A, at to-day, when he expired. NATCRE OF THK ILLNESS, The physictans who attended the unfortun: differ as to the nature vt the disease, Sou ently claim thatall the symptoms were tho drophobia, while others believe thut the discuse was Merely of a nervous or hysterical nature, growing out O! tho excitement occasioned by conversation and reading on the subject of bydrophobia, From the first he stubbornly refused to take any of the remedies recouinended, and alter the disease finally manicsted iteclf the physiciana Were unable to cheek its progress The dog. who was shot on the morning following the biting, was a common yellow cur, and exhibited no symploms of madness. YRVEM EXAMINATION, A post-mortem examination was made thia after- noon, which wus very largely attended. The rigor mortis was extremely marked, and thery was congestion of the membrane of the brain aud of the spinal cord, but not to a sufficient extent, it was thought, to bave caused death; consequently death tv believed to have resulted from bydrophobia. Trolessor Alvergaat was a Varisian, aud fled to Amorica owing to his participa- tion in the revulution of He taught French in Brooklyn for some years, and has tor sixteen years been the French professor tn the Hartiord High School. His education was thorough, and he recently publishea two text books of the Freneh language. THE RUSSO-TURKISH SPRUGGLE. Hoa, C Oseanyan, late Vonsul General from the Ottoman Empire to the United States, will lecture this evening before the Liberal Clab in the lecture room of the College of Physicians and Surgoons, corner ot FPoortn avenue aud Twenty-third street, on ‘The Kusso-Turkish Struggle." > BROOKLYN PATRONAGE, Assistant Corporation Counsel Jesse Johnson, of Brovkiyn, resigned his position yesterday, and Mr. William C. De Witt, Corporation Counsel, appointed bis brotoer, David M. De Witt, to Oli the vacancy. Mr, Jobuson held the office, which is worth $4,400 per The new appointee was twice District Attorney of Ulster Couuty, and served one term in Congre BROOKLYN BOARD. Atatogular session of tho Kings County Roard of Supervisors, yesterday afternoon, the matter of the proposed reduction of the fees derived by tho Sheri! | from tho board of prisoners at tho Raymond Street Jail came up, on the report of the special committee appointed two weeks ngo lo investigate the subject. The committee reported in favor of reducing the board | allowance from thirty-tlve ceuts por diom to twenty- eight cents A lengihy debate ensved upon tie report, and @ fesoluvion amending the economical proposition was floaily adopted, providing tor the re- duction of all board now paid to private tnstitutions as woll a that paid the Sheriff, of wweny percent Tho effet of this reduction will be to diminisn to starve tion point the slender allowance now paid by the county to the orphan asylume PENSIONERS’ PAYMEN'S. Tho quartorly payments to pensioners will be com- menced by Colonel Howe, at the Custom House, at Oye olock maxi tay moraine. | | | | | j | | | Orleans, andience was further enhanced by vocal muste by Mist Fanme Dean Devers, Mrs, Lambie, De. Knight and Me, Molton. Mr. Edward Jardise periormed a descripuve piece entitled a tbunder Storm,’’ arranged from David, ib Which culm, wind, the singing of birds, echoes, Vespers, cathedral bella and burricanes were jutermingled to suow tue capacity of the organ, One of the strong points brought out was the remarkable Imitition of a rich tenor by the vox humana = The duw pasons were raging and sonorous and made a fine sup. port (or the superstructureol choraleiiecta. Theevem ing’s eutertaiumnent ended with a performance of nx tional airs by Mr, Morgan, in which be produced novel aud artistic elfect MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES, ‘Tho testimonial conecrt tendered to Miss Anole Low ise Cary by her friends in Cincinnatt took place at Vike’s Music Hall last night, ‘The house was densely packed by an appreciative audience, who received her with vocilerous applause, Mr, E. ©, Chamberlain, the popmiar and attentive dourkecper at the Union square Theatre and Gumore’a Garden, will receive a complimentary benefit at the former bouse this evening, “Smike’ will be acted, and possibly other attractions will be added, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, 4 TOUR OF INSPECTION—ORDERS, Wasixaroy, May 31, 1677. ‘Tho Secretary of the Navy with the heads of the various bureaus ip that department will leave here next week for a tour of inspection of the northern navy yards. After vistting the yards at Philadelphia ana New York, they will take the steamer Tallapoosa at New York about Wednesday or Thursday next and proceed to the navy yards in New Knglaud, OKvEus, Lientenant James M. Forsyth 13 ordered to Newport, R. 1, tor torpedo instruction. Ensign Joba F. Parker 18 ordered to duty at the Navy Yard, lortsmoutn, N. H. Passed Assistant Paymaster William M. Preston is ordered to duty on board the Canonicus, at New Lieutenant Georgo B. Livingston, reeentiy detached from the temporary command ot the Alert, Asiutic station, hus been viaced cn waiting orders, Passed Avsisiant Paymaster Stephen Rand, Jr., bas been detached from the Canonteus and ordered to set- He bis accounts, THE POWHATAN AT ANNAPOLIS. {BY THLEGEAPH TO THE HeRaLy.1 ASSAPOLIS, May 51, 1877. ‘Tho officers of the United States Steamer Powhataa pild 4 social visit to Governor Carroll to-day and were entertained by banquet in the ecutive Mansion, THE PENSACOLA AT MAZATLAN. Sax Fraversco, May 31, 1877. The steamer Costa Rica which arrived here yesterday left at Mazatlan on the 24th the United States Steamer Pensacola waiting for the Lackawanna, on Whose ar rival 6he Would probably sail jor San Francisco, THE NAVAL ACADEMY, PRYSICAL EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION—KESIGNATION OF GADET MID SHIPMEN. (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Anxarouis, May 31, 1877, Medical Ivepector A. lL. Gilon, A. C. Gorgas and Passed Asststaut Surgeon George E. H. Harman havo been appointed a board, to meet June 2, to physically examime candidates for admission nto the Naval Acadeiny, RESIGN KD Cadet Midshipmen ©. H. P. Belmont, son of Augas Hormont, aud 3. L. Jackson, of Now York, have re- | egecd. ARMY INTELLIGENCE, Wasitixatox, May 31, 1877, Colovel James B. Fry, Assistant Adjutant Gegeral, bas been ordered to report in persona to the Command. ing General, Department of the Missouri, tor tem. | porary spooial service, Capeatn D. W. Fe nBSiate tant Quartermaster, bas been ordered to report so the Commanding Geuera, Department of tho Pigtte, for ussignment lo duty at Ogden, Clad Territory