The New York herald., 1873-09-10

rrescu,. with a large body OF deputies, TO arrest
any violators of the State law can only say,
"Wait and see we will abide py the result"
drove around the upper end OF rhe lake again
to-day. The Nassaus pairoared crew h 10 splendid
trim. Their trainer, Englehart. speaks In highest
terms of their bodily condition. The members OF
this crew are well known In New York. The
stroke, Oliver Johnson rowed IN the Harvard Fresh
man race a Lake Qulnsigamon, Worcester. in 1870.
He weighs l6l pounds Is ieet 10 inches in height
and measures 80 inches around the chest The
bow. Frank Brown, has rowed In most OF the Mas
san races on the Harlem River. He will be remem-
bered as the starter OF the great race at the Col
lege Regatta at Springfield. lie weighs l47 pounds,
is ieet 10 inches IN height and measures 81 inches
around the chest
There has been some fear that this race would be
walk over, but IL was disslpated tonight. A
telegram was received from the Argonaut Club,
OF Toronto, Canada announcing that 1t would send
their paired-Oared crew, and that they viii be
BROTHERS, R. AND IL. LAMBE,
are spoken OF IN the very highest terms by the
boating men now here. saw this crew out yester-
OF these men, as 1t is well known to New YORK
Oarsmen. Johnston pulls a beautiful stroke, has
m6ee wiry and throws r hs Whole soSinto his OAR
The Beaverwyck iOur-Oared crew was out THIS
afternoon. Taken as a whole, the crew makes q
good show, and, so tar as yet seen, they WIN 40
credit to Albany. TO be a little more particular
the bow Is light and has plenty OF spirit No. has
spects the best man in the boat; the stroke has
plenty OF muscle, but is rather stiff. The livlies
wsa creg resse rn@ aye
l
d. q. These men are doing good
work over in the cove on the eastern side OF the
lake, but do not show up TO the rest OF the world
Tne Cincinnati crew were on the water several
hours. These average about l2S pounds, and arc
100 light TO be dangerous They are in tolerabe
shape. The stroke Is rather stiff and has good
arms, but makes bad work with his legs. The less
said OF Nos. and the better. The bow,
who is apparently mere boy, Nends his back TOO
much and seems to be entirely wanting in spirit.
Keator, the single scull OF the Harlem Rowing
Cub uas been out all day. He weighs 100 pounds,
is five feet inches In height and measures forty
inches around the chest.
The ArgOnauta fOur.Oared crew, OF Bergen Point,
n. j., VIII be here tomorrow. They will be as
OF the lake. rhey VIII be very formidable antag-
Onsts to every other crew on the water
The grand stand is approaching completion. It
is situated on Frank Lesie's property, is 800 feet
In length, and will seat 20C0 spectators The buOys
are all placed, and the finishing line IL accurately
surveyed. william Wood, Of New York, will act as
referee, and Benjamin +. Brady, OF the Hudson
Amateur Rowing Association, will start the boats.
MEETING OF THE SARATOGA ASSOCIATION.
A meeting OF the Saratoga Rowing Association
was held this evening" President Conkling in the
chair II was resolved that the prize cups shall be
open to challenge from all amateurs for three years,
and Will have to be won three times before they
become the property OF the club. 1t was announced
that steamer for the use OF the judges had
been procured, and would be in working order
tomorrow. 1t has been brought by rail- from
SchrOon Lake, and will make fully ten miles per
hour. 1t was announced that the Young Mems
lutiOns printed above, had determined to nave the
law IN relation to pool selling eniorced in the city
as well as along the lake shore. This does aW ay
with the bugbear that has terrified SO many.