Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-15

Princeton, turned back On the second mile.
Parmly. No. in the boat having tainted He
had felon on his finger
The following are the members of the winning
crew
Bow--John ;. Waterman, II, Cumberland,
Rhode Island.
No. 2-Daniel OTIS Barto, II. .JacksonyiIlc
New York.
No 3-Albert r. ellis, 70, Knsman, @.
No JAS. l.. jarvis, -, Canastota, n. Y.
No. Gas. d. King, 10 Belmont N. y.
Stroke and captain-John Nelson Ostrom 10
East Randolph, n. Y.
Average age of crew-22 3-8 years
height 90 3-S.
weight-l59 pounds
The race was pulled in a paper shell built by
81 inches wide and weighs AZ lbs. King and Os-
from were in last years crew.
Weld Of Harvard, who rowed over the course
yesterday and was awarded the single scull prize
by default. refused to take it when he learned that
Kennedy of Yale failed to appear only on account
Of a misunderstanding As to the time.
In view Of this honorable action, the committee
decided that the should be rowed over again
to-day, after the university race, and at this hour
g p. M the crowd is waiting for the single scul-
lcrs to start.
Later-Thc single scul race was won by Mr..
Julian Kennedy, member of the Yale university
| six.
Ithaca, July IA. The news OF Cornells last
and greatest victory aroused the most intense
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are pealing, bombs and fire crackers exploding
guns firing, business places and private buildings
festooned in the National and university colors
| and bands parading the streets. Dispatches were
sent to the crews to come here before departing
for their homes.
crowds of the under graduates and alumni of the
various colleges. Columbia and Harvard gath
cred the steps Of the United States and cheered
each other alternately. The Cornell crew came
/ H. a. L. 4
through Broadway, led by band. All the col
leges joined in the procession, and the utmost
good feeling prevails between the victors and the
vanquished.
Yale and Harvard have buried the ha'chct and
are marching together. The streets are wild with
the rahs of the students who are singing their
college songs in front of the hotels and cheering
each of the leading crews. Yale has cAccred
Harvard and Harvard has cheered Yale.
The single sCull race was easily by Ken
nedv, Weld coming in an eighth of mile be-
hind.
Boss Tweed.
New York, July IA. David Dudley Field pre-
scented before Judge Barrett in the chambers of the
Supreme Court, to-day, his argument on the mo-
ton to vacate the order Of arrest in the civil
suit against Tweed, or reduce his bail. Tue court
reserved its dee ision.
Expelled.
Alderman Duryca, of IIoboken who is row
serving sentence in the penitentiaIy for stealing
a poll book. was last night expelled from the board
by unanimous vote.
A Murder.
Two Italian tramps knocked an unknown man
down and killed him on the road to Hackensack,
yesterday.
The Black Hills.
| General Crock has received orders from the
President to continue to keep people from going
to the Black Hills until the result of the pending
treaty with the Indians is reached.
Struggled Gems.
The parurc of struggled Peruvian diamonds
seized from passenger in the Colon, from Aspin-
wall, was appraised by government experts ycster
Gay at s.. 200.
Appointment.
The Suns Long Branch special says the Pres
ident has appointed Mr.. Seligman dsbursng
agent of this country at London, instead of Bar
ing Bros.