The New York herald., 1876-09-07

took week ago to do half the distance and thst in
cudng the seconds lost in stopping London does not
cross but wheels about to the east lies of and awaits
the referee. "Up, calls the Nova Scotia bow he was
heading for the other shore; wasn't going to the
ing, apparently, that he cat or entirely from all
chance at the short western side at ALL but kept
crowded out to the long eastern one But now comes
the decision.
What He has awarded the claim OF !cul 10 London
NoY Yes he has indeed and all you had 10 DO TO sec
what even Gulson and his four thought OF II as thcy
watched from the steamer Was to observe their iaoes
sober looks and quiet give way 10 plain surprise and
sudden JOY, and they gave little cheer, shouted
sharply TO the professionals, 'He's given you foul
or words sounding like that Almost every other man
on the steamers looked astonished, and II was
very plain what they thought Of the ruling There is
TO appeal from the referees decision; so the champion
ship OF the world and the 81 800 10 20 TO the crew
that came IN 1000 feet behind London led ihird OF
length al lie clash and TO say whose car touched
quickly: but it is here worth noting that Gulson right
after The and right 10 The heat of things in re-
missioner, small bet he had from him is said to
have remarked, "Your mon are The champions OF the
world, - or words to that eject
FINAL NEAT SINGLES.
In n few minutes out shoots the edcapped Hanlon
OF Toronto, and spns up the course Tor breaiher,
while the smallish-szed Braylon ST John gets into
position and awaits him. He CONES back goes about
waits at the post little and of they go, he at thirty
six stroke, ST John at ioryone the former gets the
lead, and, though he sacsens to thirty three
at the quarter he has forty feet TO Inc
good, while the smaller man never lets him
nearly a S hard enough S il il at the DesianISs, but
stanty watching his AT the half the latter leads
by 100 cet and at the three-quarters by 1870, both
keeping TOO far out, but well apar! at the
mile Hanlon, yesterday, almost stops, looks
ahead to sight his turning flag, and heading too lar
east settles down again his sluggish but long stroke
though well pulled; the New Brunswick man never
losing Bit of his action though still putting In several
more strokes a minute and paying them oil az both
ends his back not doing enough. At 1om S. Hanlon
nd
after. Getting down nothing occurs TIL The TWO
mile post is passed Hanion stu benz nve
than his rival owing partly TO tho lattcrs quickncss
OF movement and certainly the stern man picks up
gap alougth and half more, but the Onaran is too
much for him. and leads all the way home. winningb By
five seconds, in 2lm.. lis.
rHB LAST RAoE--ruE TIsAL PAIRS.
Green and Thomas, OF the Thames four who loafed
over tho course IN yesterday heat against the other
two Thames men, now have the inside, aud Faulkner
and Resan OF the Boston, the out They are Oft and
London rushss clean up TO "a in the first half
her At the tor of the ISLAND But last notice The KIND of
strokes London pulls. Why, they SIT caned forward
like Fulton, the Paris stroke, and Just pull two-lhrds
throwing their backs on hard nj all Well, up tho
island they are ahcad, but tho Boston Pony team arc
at them aud pass tho barge, and half "A mile out arc
clear, With twenty feet to spare Now comss in some
respects, the most important step to-day Tor
who did it, or rather who tried 10 do It, Just as they
pass the half Boston has over westward, but not
into London's water as all Tho latter, who has
dropped 10 40 stroke, rushes clean up TO ~, lows
dead in Bos;on's wake, and makes terrific lurgc for
her stern but the clear-eyed hardy George Faulkner
is generally awake IN the day time and docs Two
things which just the right things to do hrs
when the watermcn quckens he quickens, and second
he sheers sharply out TO the easward-;he last how
ever, being risky. had he a good gap front OF
his enemy the shoorlng off slows her only little
to be sure, but may DO enough FOR the other purpose
But 1t wasn't though, and the foed iokey drops back.
Discounted? BY no means; for see, he is al it again.
but Roland was on hand, and every time the
Lunnun men tried 1t every ume Orderly Boston
went them better The referee just before start
ing, had told Fauk TO keep his boat well east and
he obsyed 1t all right; but IS not time for that terrible
four roarcd hour ago 20 tcll Yes IT'S coming
now the locker Is empty no more school today. Yon
can't very readily play points on any enemy
who Is leaving you hand over fist When you
already achn with exhaustion IN lung and sinew, and
missilcs not allowed, the graceful
Boston men gollop on up the course,
turn out about ten minutes, are not iuteriered
With, tho homeward bound pass tho Thames
bound up and 90 home IN 2lm. DOB, beating their
rivals minute and hail and placing certified
check for ST. uOo 10 thor credit; rather neat twenty
minute operation Tor young tcams;er and steve
dore Halifax tonight offers to let London
keep the s., SEQ in the fours, and Is pressing her
nightly for II may come yet, and unless Lon.
don stops ner tricks every iar-mnied man vi hope,
here believe, that Halifax VIII win. Those
four men ought to &c invited TO como and 1.-Two in New
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