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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
PRESENTATION OF CREEDMoRE PRIZES.

The formal award of the principal prizes of
the National llhe Association at the late Greed
contest took place in the State last night
Addresses appropriate made by the President OF
the Association, Col W. G. Church. Mayor Havemeyer,
Gen. Geo H. Sharpe, Gen. Morris. Chss. s. Whitehead.
and others, and responded 10 by the rccipents.
The 22d Regiment received the State Division prize OF
the First Division match for the Of the
team, handsome silver plated watercooler OF appro-
pirate military device presented by the Mayor Private
Cocks OF the 22d received the shaer medal for the
individual score, presented by Gen. Sharpe Tho State
Division prize for the best IN the Second Division
match, also a silyerplated water cooler was pre-
sented 10 the Gd Regiment. and the
Woodward prize for the best presented
TO the 32d X giment, both BY Gen. Sharpe The silver
trophy IN tue Army and Navy Journal match for the
best team was presented 10 the 2d Regiment by Charles
=. whitehead, ana the RsthbOne medal for the
best individual score in the state prizes to Pri-
yate Baoker OF the 22d r. Giment by Gen. Morris.
III the eating match the Calling gun for the best team
presented to the 18th Regiment by Gen. Mcmahon,
and the remaining prizes by che President Of the Asso
citation In the Railroad match Sergeant Smith, u 3.
E.. received SILVER trophy for making OF - in
shots AT distance OF 500 yards the first instance
of a regular winning prize IN this contest by good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
TELEGRAPH NOTES

"A convention of delegates from IRISH CathOhc
Beaeyoent Societies began ts sessions al 81 Loas les''
George Fairbanks of Foxboro, Mass, age 80
va, gored death sei Tuesday BY uroa' oo
-. The trial OF Miss Mink at Rockland' Me- LOT
the murder Of Dr. Baisr ended TUESDAY night IN 'efi' " %
.Ex-Gov Odin Bowie has been unanimously
., President Baltimore Cy Passenger Railway COMPANY IN
place Of Henry Ty,on. resigned
Frederick Leet, prominent citizen OF o' an,
Ton Penn fell ears Lebgh and suqnbAnht h
road Tsedsy evening and allied lie leaves vile aud 'i o
The tenth annual session Of the lnternation i
n,ion the brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers opsn
d.y At Hercuta Hil Philadelphia Charles wilson oi
Grand Chief Engneer Of the Order de vered an address ms
l72 with membership Of vOUV ahl
the finances Ia eIeellen condition The Rev =.
Of tie Union also delivered a. Adl
.pos Of hAs Ia all locomotive ssl7V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
IOWA.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY REChoNHp - -l iil iihN
Tuo,,s,Nn-uEAyY ANTI-MoNoPOLY GAINS. -
Dps MorSrs Oct. 15-The indications here
.,. ore that the Republican majority In this
sa,s win NOT much exceed IS 900. Many counties which
formerly gave large Republican majOritle' have now
GIVEN Sns,.Monopoly msjorities In Polk County the
Republican majority is about coo for Carpenter Inc
AntMOnopoy state Senator is elected ana posSUp OnI
Representative Never before was such scIS'cnmS u
tickets known in this state. The result surprises ~
CARPENTERS MAJORITY GREATLY hEDOOhO nv
ARTI-MoNoPoLY LEGISLATURE ELLCihD'
CHICAGO, Oct. 15-Returns from 90 counUios
80 Iowa reduce the majority Of Carpenter " I1OT
eava no dobt Of the election OF an Anti Monopoly Legs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
PERSONAL.

Prof. Agassiz is 10 lecture on paieontology
before the students of Harvard.
The Board of Aldermen of Providence have
passed a resolution approving design for $4,000
statue OF Roger Williams.
Wilkie Collins is i'll with nervous prostra-
ton and severe cold and has been obliged TO postpone
his engagements In Rochester and elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
THE BAZAINE TRIAL.

THE PROPOSED ADVANCE on TInONVIILE ON AUG.
3G-rHE COUNCIL. on WAR on TIIE PREVIOUS
DAY-BAzAINR ASSERTS THAT TIRE MARCH on
IMAGINATION WAS COMM NICATED 10 THE COUNCIL.
PARIS. Wednesday, Oct. 10. ls7a
The trial OF Marshal Razaine was resumed
to-day.
In reply 10 question W the President OF the Court
relative to Aug. &c. when IN advance upon ThIOnVha
was ordered and aftcrward renquished. the Marshal
stated time had only 10000 men available
for service.
The Duke dAumae said the calling OF the Council OF
War on Aug by Bazane had not lessened the Mar
shas responsibility. Ho asked why the Council had not
been informed Of the march OF Marshal MIcaahon 10
his assistance
Bazano declared that in spite OF Gen. Boyer's eyi-
denceto the contrary he had informed the Council Of
the movement OF MacMahon. and also that he had given
the necessary for provisioning Mez. He blamed
hs subordinaes carrying out their 0cers upon
this point.
The Duke d'Aumale said the commander Of tho garr-
son was responsible for the taking Of al! needu pre-
cautionary measures during the siege.
Bazano said that hearing of the september reyOlu-
ton in Paris he intended to resign his command He
admitted that he received Regnier immediately on his
arrival at Metz He had two interviews with Regner.
The Marshal denied having informed Regnier that two
letters had passed between himself ana Prince Frederick
Charles could not state the provisions Of these let
ters OF which no himself unaware. He considered
that the signature which he Rcgner was unlmpor
tlnt not thinking OF the which II might be ap-
piled.
In relation 70 Bourha's journey, the Marshal con
sdered that to conclude an arnlsce would be of al
vantage to the country aud the army IL necessary
the furtheance Of that object 10 Communicates with
the Empress Eugenie between whom and the German
Government lie then thought understanding existed
Ho explained that tie installation Of the scpember
Government was what meant by tho public order
mentioned in his proclamation.
Bazane appeared very much downcast in manner and
less confident In during hls examination to-day.
Al tho conclusion OF the session the Court adjourned
until Friday.
LosDOS Thursday Oct. l6. 1873.
A Paris dispatch to The Standard says During yeser
days proceedings OF the BaZaine cOurtmara. Regner
one of the most important witnesses, declared his read
ness TO submit To arrest and Tor his conduct At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
HOTEL IMPROVEMENTS.

Important additions and repairs h-vo besR
proceeding tbs Stureyant House daring tn Shnmr.
Four large brOwu-st0ne dwelling hOJsSs on tho south
sid6 OF Twenty ninths adjoining tho Sureyant PROV
erty have been added 10 tho hptS and the frontage iss
been increased to i7G feet BrOddwy and 1J feet ON
Twenty hst The cost OF the Improvement !, csti
mated a. S260OD ana 20 have been aided o No
number OF last year formal opening 81 the hsfcf
amended took place last night. ana large niiner of
invited guests passed throB-n tbs spacious doris
and amer ddmrlus the haudsOmc appointments ot tho
rJOm5 departed wcll pleased wle1 VIA. thoJ had
-
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GOVeRSmSSy W6ArH4R BEPuEE
MAR DnPARTlfyNR.
OPIrcH OP TIE CHiEy SfGhAL OYFicTn. :
washington ID. g., Ihur.dny. Of. 10 i a ~. y
.SgpOps,S IN. Tie DgSt u hgttr.


OpITcH OP TIE CHiEy SfGhAL OYFfc
WAsuiNGTOS, d. g., Thur.dny. O.i. 10 4 a m
SgnOls,s fDr gbe pass % hD'rs
The barometer has risen since T'Dsday
throughout fbe south Atlantic ot4es: isI.Ow highest
the Middle AulniiC CJaoi.
Tire aINa OF lowest barometer apparently coDtrsa ~
Minnesota. SDutherly Winds H-h cOudY weathrr and
occasonsl rain prevail the lower Missouri Waltz
ana thence tie upper Lakes. south eistcrb winds
with clear or haSy weather prevail the ono valley.
fhe lower lakes and tho Middle Statoa Light nOrth
easery winds with partly cloudy weather imported
from 1ne Southern State.
TyObqbiifftfs.
For Thursday IN the Gull SCit"s. southcrly winsf1.
pars,y oloy weather and OCCASIONAL sht raiaa on ITO
Immediate soasi.
FsT the South Atlantic states. nOreb ci"tcry sinis-
falLHg barometer and increasing cioudiness
F0r he Mddie gliS increasing s0pt c1stsyfg ,cf'S.
rising Temperature, and purity ci0lfdH u'9Her
FJI New England westerly wiHGs dnL sDhcfuiy oierf
weather.
iahn. westerly winds bsning To
southras. and possibly BOrsbsas5 wi@h he'"A~'ng
clOuJInrss.
Forthr upper takes and Che North West fanl:barsmo-
ter. sOdti-HeS;crIg wuus. cloudy AMI pDS- ~ oo.t
sipuiilY Tainy wcatner, clearing away ~ Thursday
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
CALIFORNIA.

YESTERDAYS EIECrIoN--A LIVELY coNTFSr-PRoS-
Poets OF TIE PEOPLES PARTY
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-There is much in
terest manifested as result Of the judicial election
tomorrow. The Independent Peoples" party are
confident that they will elect their candidate, h. W.
McKnstry. The contest between Louderback' lnde-
pendent and Republican, and Drake. Democrat for
Jud re OF tire Police Court in this city, will be very close
Oct. I5-The Judicial election throughout the state
to-day was quiet. and small vote was cast 1t is be-
heyed that McKnstry. tho Independent candidate Tor
the Supreme Court, is elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

Iyconiny Globe National Misouri National. Pcnnsyt
vsnis. Ailenanis, siI,vlUr, and Peoples Of h'" frf
81 300 m the Amazon. PeIix Young. VINO oc"p,e"
portion ~ Pond 4 Soper's premiSrs loss SSp o.
which there Insurance % sisv6 Inv ~ n ,,s
~ the neighbOring plautng NIL 0i bii, ouo'p,,
which alsO dasrOy0i. wien JOSS ~ soOy,o ~,
building and machinery tni 1910 on lno'r SUI l. 10
dry house; insured s. 90 eIch ~ Tue mriilrh p
1sl5 Of Nav JBrser. n1rrf,ansst. MnrrBInS 81 49,
Jersey. Home OF Nsw-Yprk, sui LYrOmiHg; Tor ~"
earn IN the Prrnsy wanna husricaI. ana Fire Asels-
ance sl.50lla Che Bangor and $500 Other c1nIaeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

One hundred aud fifty-tive thousand pounds
sterling IN bullion was shipped from Liverpool for New
York Yesterday, by the steamship Egypt.
The steamship Circassian arrived at Liver
pool on Tuesday evening IN a badly damaged condition,
having been IN collision with some vessel unknown.
The Secretary of the Irish Laborers' AssOci-
top wrtes 10 the London press that he received
from the United proposals OF engagements Tor
10000 men,
The Inman steamship City of dublin sailed
from Queen ,town for New York, yesterday morning,
NM returned with the bonnet Of her steamchest frac
Jared she will resume her voyage to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
Bristol. Penn, Oct. IA
LAYNIAN's VIEW.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR Permit me to express my surprise as a
lay member the Anglican Church AT the nature OF the
correspondence in your columns with reference to the
recent conduct Of the Dean Of Canterbury, which
well assured will be severely denounced by all strict
members OF the Church in England But the point that
astonishes me most the assumption that the Church
OF England aud the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
America are Identical There is IN truth resemblance
They differ in form, In liturgy, and In doctrine. There
Is wider difference between them than there is between
Anglicunism and the Wesleyan Dissentcrs. Az
SiaDiefOH, s. l., Oct. Il, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

Nzw ORIKAS, Oct 5-FlonE-Stck ssN g-.de. ~.e,
Treble Ers 81 l2s1S 80 FaGy. - IS 1 10 C1rn ~
SDs Oats jSA6D- Bran III ID HY-h" de-
mlnd Pork dul a sl6 i2Ls Dry 5set ast S'is9. Tor Ahon
dll; Clear Ib Srs $40 Cha Stos
De- BamsHo DOL: rscs. S}ta9& Kss lODlU L.
Lhds New Yellow Ci,rhed sod -, ho.ssss
Whiskg advanced 81 the pr-mil
reucy; Louisiana, 97aoSc Cno,paa ~ o. Conv Z2@l3tc
Corn Meal - %. Gold. III 0l2, CurfcucT aus
per premium. EIehsnse St''rs Bank. lS@l3. hs~
OF Sight, Jdi csut pTeUUm
WaSoIOS rupeGiiBe adj a. fO's'- ROsa
Turyenn a 81 80 ise us ~ Teas~
DIP All Yfsa lag quiet - b. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
WAR BETWEEN INDIAN TRIBES.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct ia war party OF
200 Sioux attacked the Poncss Agency 10 niles west oil
here this morning. They repulsed by the fohcas
but renewed the attack this afternoon driving the
Poneas into a plum orchard. where the fight IL now
o,no on -Four Indians ON each side have been killed
far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
BASE BALL.

About 800 persons witnessed the ninth game
OF the championship series between the Atlanrics OF
Brooklyn aud the Baltimore nine the Union Grounds
yesterday Pools sold before the &sO TO $50 and $50
to s25 in the Baltimores favor The Atantcs played
splendid heding game and made Is base hits by Brain
ards effective pitching while the BaltimOres seemed To
unable TO hit Brett as they did the other day. and
only made o. Pearce and Ferguson did the best bat
ting for the Atancs. and Pike ana Mills for the Balti
more. Mr. Matthews umpired the game to the favor OF
both clubs. The Atlantics by the following score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
THE DIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA CONSECRAIED
TO TIE SACRED HEART.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-lmposing religious
ceremonies took place at the Roman Catholic Cathedral
this morning the occasion Of the conservation OF the
Diocese OF Philadelphia to the Sacred Heart OF Jesus
There about $50 priests present and 200 women OF
various religious orders in dresses worn In their own
nr,vate chapels. Solemn pontincal mass was read by
nishop O'HaTa OF Scranton In consequence OF the Ill
health OF Bishop Wood. After the dedication ceret9o
ME. a sermon was delivered by the rev berudru Nla
cure Of Washington The music was the nnest ever
heard IN the Cathedral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

Cus,sp Oct 16.-rArrLE-lcepts Tor ih-r fs-s. 8tDp;
hog, IS 900 sheep ZOO Ciie dull ul m',,y aot
packer, hp1nr OF shippers bach wiri nDs ~
their hgnres qgoistn range ~ % ~ =, .
Cows ~ 5Oa$3 - or Iarough irran s bbS Ig
Tor NorLern-ed JOQ 81 Tor IunOr stock, ~ %
f} 90 Tor Meiur 80 75 "a % Tor lar u 5O@S fDr Go@i 70
thoics. s. OgtG Or Extra. -....
dali. lDd lover; 1oooioas range 81 75@ps I'D Toe
snasr csJsr pns higher s. l19tt 20 LOT r.s 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

PREPARATION FOR AN ATTACK on CARTAGENA BY
LAND AND SEA-
MADRID. Wednesday Oct. y. 1873.
Preparations are making Tor a genera
attack on Cartagena by land and forces Of the
National Government The lnirausIgentes reported
10 be completely demorazed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

BIETT-THOMPSOa Wednesday morning. OF Is. By Ve Rev
< ) stores D. d. Wa Brets 10 MS RDI T. TIjnpgon ai u
BROOKLYN No cahls
BADgAU-CASTNRRo Tseiy Oc ~: al the Second Pe.hJts
g A Mia CAt4stn n
Charles q. BAssn Ay a. daughter o. Psreahs CASaai bon
BROOKLYN
-ROMRR-At Plesa,1le. y an WEDNESDAY. Oc1 10 ~
o. H.yel1n Anel gognes 1angier OF henri k'@s go.
10 Fred w. KipD ofTary.0Nn. n. Y No caris.
NHLSOS-wYMAN-On Tuesday lfib iHzS. b. Rev Noah H.
Seheao D. D. Mss Ids Frances jsznsr oil L. b. "pn1 40. !"
Ar. Iepry :. Nelson Vi Brooklyn.
an No'iees Of Mdrriage5 mast ae indorsed wtuh MI
name sad ditreSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
CENTENNIAL BUILpING PLANS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15-The Committee on
the plans OF the Centennial building met to-day for the
purpose Of hearing in detail explanations from arch
tects OF their respective designs Half an hour was
devoted 10 each architect aud only three were heard
namely, Mr. Yrydagh OF Terre Haue. Iud.; Mr.. Fairfax
of Wheeling, W. Va: and Calvert Yaux OF NeW.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
POLITICS IN FRANCE.

THE RIGHT CENTER TO PROPOSE THE 'hVh"N"N
TON or mACMAnoN's TERM on 0FFIcE-iN-
CREASED STRENGTH or THE REPUBLICANS
RUMoRED TROUBLES WITH ITALY.
PARIS. Wednesday. Oct. 10. iH15
I,pon the recouycaing of the Assembly, the Right
Center. acting in unison with the Ministry. intend
to propose the prolongation Of MacAahons tenure
Of Office az President The Loft are willing to
accept the proposition if accompanied by plan
for the defnitiye organization of the Republic
Since tho late elections many wayering Deputies
have declared in favor of the Republic.
At meeting, yesterday, of the Bonapartist Dep
utes, at which NJ. Rouher presided, che organization
of vast system of petitions advocating m appeal to
The people was discussed
There ara rdrnors aAoat that GisagrocinenS' have
arisen between the Governments of France and
Italy IL is stated shat upon the termination OF the
present crisis Cbeyaer Nigra. the Italian Minister,
will take leave of absence for an unlimited tune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lror other snip Sess ser Th.e@ r1s-.l

FN'E0
AREIFEp.
Prince iof ~, Inhn y b. CoheAoe Locion pt Us
in ballast = ot sandy h00L
Kong h0r, HanD, Corr sept "a 10 baLsh "a a.
chOrsi o SANDY Hook.
DOMESTIC PCRTS-
sosrnr Oct ArnVea bngs h,.sDa. om Msisss. Bsas
YOun., POr johnson
FOREIGN PO.Tc.
10 fhe Oanai Lane stsansl,Ds3.tts,s NOS
or g. Tor Lerpo sTnsrJ Is 49, port at
o'clock this evening
aoyILLE Oct j-Ihe An,bo pc sasip Oorin. rJior, r,s
81. John y b.. Oct I, arrived te-isY sli proce'>al
lJII- ALA hus ses.Or'ta. To~
llAliflr Oct ;. arrival O. dig.
H,yASA oct ss,mshp CTR 81 satln,. IRON s~iost.
{ l.sm mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

PLANNING MILLS BURNED IN CMcAGo-Loss OVER
$4,000.
CHICAGO, Oct. ia fire to-day destroyed the
planning mill OF Pond soper in rwonty secondst Loss
about va OOO which there insurance OF t'SOo
distributed "a foOws 0ne thousand doars each IA Va"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
SYeual Noines
Dunvllle & Co.,

DunvlIIe 81 Co., Royal Irish Di-siiiertcs Bshs ire
Land holders OF Wbsky world Their
WhT recommends By the Medical Protesuau preference
French Brady supplied In Csks Uaod STATE. BraacA
81 Br5EdsL. New York
American lnsture.rhe Polytechnic Branch vii ass, RygSf
THURSDAY EVENING st Ia O'clock Hall "a Cooper uasa
T evening the loading topic will be The ysun. R.sa
suau' Adml.s d d. TlLLMAh Ch.,a-..
~-".~"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
Ak olI 43.7I4

STATIONS majority in 1871, 1889
Gordon's estimated majority in 1873 1884
Mackeys majority for State Treasurer IN Philadelphia
T.. ra,nrned al a5 s04 or nearly 5000 than Cor
don.I This IA fraudulent, even beyond Philadelphia
praoedept Maekeys majority in the State is estimated
At 20 400 the Republicans carry the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
MEETING or rnG cALIroRNIA GIeAN,.n.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l5.-1he State Ur,ngo
Of tho Patrons OF IuSDandry mot al San 1S yusray
one hundred Oranges were represented One Of Tho
matters 10 be considered ~ thc appointment 81 Com
mCtee To submit petition 20 Congress tsking Tor "a aiIS
Of lIud the Safe Tor State sy stem OF AKA, ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
ENGL ISL EMIGRATION TO BRAZIL.
IoSDoh Wednesday, Oct IS 1877

LONDOh, WtuUtSiIayt VNI To- ItIJ
Her Majesty's Government having officially
represented to the Emperor of Brazil the suerings Of
the Engah emigrants to that country, free passage
home has been given OF the emgrants ny the Bra
lillian ~ nrnmenL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

Metal Springs, the Pitiess From Finger fsis, asd
pn-s sggrigas Rupture cnl4 lfsch hs he
are sraisAliJ cureI BIZ TltsL 65j brvaJs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

Cuts. toe sound no ho lt va 'e biaisre
thorough, the UOusSBoLD PhfACEA lAs LNi-sfT
For chill. ect-OuA tt Jos
lad tle whole AS mke aba. a. f,finessa
anl external gse sold BY sl drrggs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
THE STATE or 1RADK
HAVANA fXeUANOH

tjSnA,ngr GfBsr On tho U1'ei rat. 20 s~vs
r1vncy yrmiIm -ht 80 premium. 80 isy god -
MUM; sigh. 10 premium. LSnioS, - np-n~A
gold u a PREMIUM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
THE TROUBLES BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
Unlikely

AUSTRIA DISSATISFIED WITH THE EXPLANATIONS or
THE poRrE-AMPEE SATISFACTION TO BE DR.
MtNDED
VIHSsA. Wednesday, oct. -. 1873
The PreYsc of to-day says The explanations and ex-
cuses of the Porte relative 10 the circular recently
sent abroad by the latter not satisfactory. and
that Count Andrassy will demand ample sati'i''c-
ton for the oiense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
MARRIED.

True and Fnlse Science srssh ryui.I 5.sia By
P.rke tisI.A "a TRfsusa baGrGKA g1rRA M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
THE CONTESTS.

TIE CONIksTS.
The opening race that OF the schoOl-bOys. They
pulled brsvey into line Their stroke was mongre
one, but not wanting in certain yigor and deter
minatlOn They got away well together, pulling stroke
about They turned separate stakes and fouls
occurred, Russels taxing the lead and coming IN
amid rounds Of applause from their schoolmates in
1910 for the two miles, The Grammar School came In
well behind, .buuplucky to the last, in 1921.
TheInext for single lscus, two miles. Great
interest centered in the the SouthwOrth cup Is
greatly coveted by boating men, and Capt. Cook Of
Springfield renown proposed to pull From the judges
boat the positions Hall, Martin Q; Wilcox
Vernon, Cook, s. The middle boat 10 turn one
stake and the pairs OF outer another each Cook
got splendid start and all the pulled of good
style. Both men pulled In grandly. Cook making the
two miles 1921. and Wilcox In I533I The remaining
times given below.
The barge race, miles, was chiefly fof interest in
its exhibition OF raw material. That furnished by 20
s. 5 s. Is looked upon almost tho most promising OF
the University. The positions of the crews from the
judges boat were III 70, 8. g. ST. rs, 8; "a
Eaeh PAIR OF boats was TO turn separate stakebo In
the crews the changes from the the
sutnton OF ". h. Harrison for H. g. Busting, who
sick. IN 7fs crew. ]. N. Brown pulling stroke
while on IT'S crew. NJ Townsend served as cockswain.
The crews all pulled OFF In good style, and for a while
kept well together. There was soon pairing on how
ever, the Scientific Freshmen C76) making "A gallant
fight and being closely pressed by Academic Juniors
C Juniors being about balanced 10y la the valiant
material IN tue boat OF the 5cientino Freshmen. who