The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-11
NEW YORK.
The Saratoga kOat Kace.

SARATOGA, Sept. 9-The crews tor the race
Saturday afternoon drew positions in the fol-
lowing order: Tyne crew. Biglin crew, Taylor
Winship crew, Poughkeepsle crew, Mckee
crew and Ward Brothers. The first named
start from and turn estward stake boat and the
latter the westward.
The American interests have selected as
judge Com. Benz f. Brady of the Hudson
River Amateur Rowing Association, and as
the English crew cannot agree a second judge
will be selected Tor them. John Morrissy will
act umpire
In the pools sold last night the Taylor-Win.
ship crew was the favorite, Big linscrew second,
Ward Brothers third, Tyne crew fourth, and
Mehre aud Poughkeepsie crews as the field.
Illegal Adv ersising.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9. 1t is reported that the
proprietor OF one OF the morning papers in this
City, which has published over three hundred
advertisements of professional abortionists
within the past month, has been notified that
unless the advertisements are at once discon-
t'nued he will be prosecuted under the law,
which afiixes fne Of $1,000 for each offence.
The Catholic Dific atty mt Hudson.
The Catholics at Fl udson opposed to the min
istlation of Father O'Sulivan, hold possession
OF the keys OF the church and his late resi-
dence, and express their determination to re.
slst his return to the pastorate at all hazards.
The organization has increased in strength
during the suspension OF the priest, and troub-
| 10 is anticipated Sunday should O'Sulliyan at
tempt 70 enter the church. The rebels have
called meeting for this evening to perfect
their organization and adopt plan of opera
uons II extreme measures are required. They
are calm, but determined Notwithstanding the
threefe of the bish4p to excommunicate them
It they resist the ministration of Father OSul-
Ivan.
Esaa Beston Boys.
William Carroll and John Harrington, the
two Boston boys who tried to throw the Erie
express train off the track last month"; attempt
ed Wednesday to break Jail at Milford, Pa.
They were unsuccessful, and the sheriff shack
| led them together and chained them to the
floor. Yesterday the jailer entered the
cell and found Carroll gone and the shackles
of Harrington nearly filed off. The latter said
| his companion had taken the damper of the
| stove in the cell, and with its rough edge and
powdered brick-duSt succeeded, after working
| steadily until a. NJ, in cutting the iron that
| bound him. He then beg an to free Harring-
ton, but found that he could not accomplish
| that task before morning, and was urged by
| the latter to make his own escape. He crawl
ed through the opening they had made in the
window on Wednesday, and has not slice been
| heard of. He is only IA years DID,
| Steamboat Accideuf.
| A serious accidens occurred to the machn-
| cry of the steamer Norwak while coming up
| the bay from Couy Island this forenoon. The
| top cylinder being carried away by the piston
which broke off and crushed through the up
/ per deck and after part OF the cabin.
| The widest excitement followed among the
passengers, one of whom jumped overheard
but was subsequently picked up. A tug boat
towed the disabled steamer to the city.
Murder.
In dispute this morning between Jno Nc
| Curley, a baggagemaster of the Harlem rail-
road, and John Murphy, the latter shot Nc
Curley, killing him instantly.
The Ring Not Broken.
Comptroller Connolly yesterday informed a
| reporter that he had no int ntion of resiguipg
l al he haap I'd NJ
city officials who designed to do So
The corporation counsel will reply to-mor-
row before Judge Barnard to the application
for perpetual injunction against the city Of
| ficials. Mayor Hall having decided to take no
part in the case. - e. Ga
Tweed To Ratify His Plunderinx,
Tweeds constituents will hold an open air
mass meeting on Saturday evening, at which
Congressman Roberts will preside, and Mayor
ball, Judge Cardozo and others will speak
No Right TO Hold Anti.Tammany Meet
| ings.
| The Police Commissioner Yesterday mani
mously dismissed John Foey's complaint
against police Sergeant Hicks for his refusal to
arrest the disturbers of recent reform meet
ing in Harlem.
The Ring Abroad.
| The Times money article this morning saws
the recent heavy fall of Hannibal and ST. Joe
| railroad stock is due to the trOnbles of the
City Hall ring which bold a large amount.
The Rebellion.
| HUDSON, Sept. TO- Father O'Sullivan did
| not make his appearance, AID no services were
held at ST. Mary's church to-day A strong
guard was maintained around the building all
night and during the early part of the day, reb-
| els continuing united in their determination to
prevent, at all hazards, O'Sullivan or any OF
| us adherents from enterina the church, and
say that they are prepared for any emergency.
A New Star.
UTICA, Sept 10.-Prof. G. H. F. Peters of
Litchfeld Observatory, Hamilton College, an
nounces the discovery of another asteroid 1t
| was first noticed at one O'Clock on Saturday
morning. Two hours revealed decided mo-
ton, maxine its planetary nature certain. 1t
is of the 18th magnitude and will probably be
the 10th of the asteroid group