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TrIllGRAPHIC NOTES.

pm ,prI pfIA, Sept. l2.--The Virginia Press AS
socistiau arrived In this tlt7 about noon to-day.
Rovyp LAKE, H. Y, Sept l2.-NinoTal water sim
iaI h mai Of saratoga struck here yesterday afternoon
al a depth OF 1870 feet
ST LoU g. Sent l2.-The third annual Convention
Of te lr,ieIhood Locomotive FTeDenmcl here tod anu
win probably be In session sg'efil Gays 'nc p"0''H
are secret
ST.. Louis Sept 2.-ReprescntatiYes OF a nun
her OF Western railroads who met ~ IN eago feseH i
slt la frlai on pGO!ng the earnings mel al me bc
1fdtei TODAY but 10 rrsull8 have yet transpired
RosroN Sept 12.-Tho Woman Suffrage state
"a nominate state officers met 10 day and cd eted
NJ Nary A. Lyenoro Of Chelsea Pr'sidtnt seven hI
Al aud x delegatce present Speeches we're Diale w
Wendell Philhps aud Lucy Stone
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At 500 AND 800 YARDS.


The International Ong-:anSe m"leh win us' Was ~
Australian, the lTisb, tao SrOteb The IanhHH an" ZIG
American Tue conditions cI The natcll sic tnet sssn
tenin shal consist of eisht men, who shall be native
horn citizens and residents OF tJe countries tey re-
spec Scly represent, except IA tDc case ol eea Isy
seuIng proyucal Territory al gpF"rnihsnt, Ia "bica
ease residence Ia the province wi % snincsni pro
Viled the member is n9tye6crn AlJecI Oi le paens
caImttv TIa distances are eUO 0UV, and 1000 yAlds
40 slos nj saeh range, IS ~ BE- eG each DAY tae eo
potition 10 Last two days The prize 70 De Tue ea
ppion.hin of The weird, aud American CanieDnsi
rouy TO be shot for in eath subsequent year upon ine
saie coud tions upon which u y won heIs, anS ,o
match ia TO REQ i've diploma issued 10y the C"sennh
Commission, aud each member vi Lno Winning s'-' -
IN receive a medal 0f the conmssinn . -
Inc pool selling Last evening on the result Of t1e aaesr
,otionI Mach Mas about even between TIC AmeiioSh
III ish Tc,rs and tboso sold ~ more than doepie
the nrce of any m the others Tee lcs we az io''.
Al American, $50; lrish, VIZ ee'N'' '
Ans,rslian as Canadian $40 -. 80 ...tranaz
Al Marrisseys American, slOO ifasls s'V"' ~'-
$40: ssg.sA Ssei CaISlaa, sln
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Det 1875. 1921, 2isL ls7G. 1874.
U......2nOO 24l5 w.. 2ioOO 2,4O9
III 1900 $50

LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. l2.-Wiam P. Frye Rep
has l,l22 majority for Congress IN Androscoggm
County, 1850 in Sagadahoc and above 1000 in the
remainder Of the district ltho Ild) His majority
will be about 5000 in all. Scion Chase lnha.l has
about $50 votes in the district.
PORTLAND Me-, Sept. 12.-All except three towns
in the First District give Reed, lep.,l about 800
majority.
BANGOR. Sept. 12-Lewelyn Powers's majority in
this Congressional district 1.-THE lVthj will reach
$500.
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county in the State to the Republicans The total
vote in these ttwnsless than onehalf the State-is
9451O or only 7Ss short Of the full vote OF 1870
The figures give Gov. Conner 2,062, OF $3.50 more
than his majority in the entire State last year.
Later reports from 24S towns give Gov. Connor
Rep.) majority of II 900 in total vote of 1OOS3o
"a Republican gain Of 9,293 in same towns since
1875
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THE MAINE VICTORY.
ABOUT $4,000 MAJORITY PROBABLE.

A TOTAL VOTE OF ovEa $50, 900 INDICATED-EvERY
COUNTY CARRIED By THE REPUBiICANs-GoV'
CoNNoR's MAJORITY 14,4f7 IL 2S7 TOWNS.
Every county in Maine has given Republican
majority for Governor. The latest returns indicate
q total vote of over 10000. with the Republican
majority not far from $4,000. In 2S7 towns Gov
Conner has II 447 majorityin vote OF ll3OS9' The
Republicans have also carried the five Congress
slonal districts by good maorties and made gains IN
the Legislature Mr. Blaine has assured Gov Hayes
that the State will give him between 10000 and
%, 600 in NOYember.
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ANOTHER sorTu CAROLINA RICE RIOT.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 12.-There has
been another serious outbreak among the hands
the Combahec River. The laborers who at work
have been attacked and severely beaten work is alto
geer stopped and the rioters refuse to allow the rice
already harvested 10 he shipped to n marker.
Gov Chamberlain has dispatched special officer TO
the scene of tie trouble Who i, ordered to take vigorous
measures 20 arrest and imprisOn the rlngleadcrs.
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RUSSIA Debating TIE TERMS OF PEACE.
I..-.L,. AI.I.-.n- an.cIal aaNa.
SPAIN AND THE CUBAN REBELLION.

NINDhID IINStIIN' oVII' I"1U'
A detachment of 300 Spanish troops will
embark Sept 10 to reinforce the Spanish army in Cuba
They will be followed by 500 others before the end Of
this month.
CUBAN WAR MEASURES.
HAVANA, Sept. Il.-Brown Co.. British subjects, and
leading dry goods importers here have been enbargocd
for Of the taxes for the current year
Mcssrs Morrison Brothers, another English trD have
paid the taxes under threatened execution ard sala OF
their property 1t il said that Brown & Go. PAID last
year in taxs a greater sum than their net profile
amounted 10.
Capt-Gen. Joyellar has ordered the generals com
maudug divisions 10 take especial care ~ collecting
All cattle found outside certain limits prescribed to own
ers I'M which to guard their cattle He SAYS In his order
that instruction would long ago have been hised
had II not been for The subsistence Afforded 10 the hs
ynIlf Y paIIlp
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n,sc,rssloNs OF MEN.

SCOTT LORDS CHANCES DESTROYED By SUDDEN
WAVE IN FAVOR OF RoBiSsoN-POTrER, WEST,
AND PARKER,
lBT TKIFGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
SARATOGA, ~ Y, Sept. 12-The second conven'
ton seems to be as full of surprises as the first
Then, the State candidate was wiped out of exist
ence day before the convention by the discovery
Of his ineligibrlity, a candidate was nominated
whom no one had seriously thought Of two days be-
fore, and the candidate who was nominated sur
pised his most intimate friends and threw the party
into hopeless confusion by adbering to his previous
declnation. Now the candidate who wac prorni-
nent 10 the canvass and was supposed TO be nearest
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THE CONGRESSIONAL MAJoRITIEs.

THE 1--WE DISTRICTS REPUBLICAN = ESTIMATED
MAJORI11Fs.
BosToN, Sept. ia special dispatch to The I'D
rertisr from Maine says: The Republicans have
swept every Congressional district. Thomas Is.
Reed 10 elected in the Ist District by about 1000
majority. VIM. p. Frye is reelected in the Id by
about 1000. Stephen ID. Lindsey in the Hid has
about $500 LIewelyn Powers in the IVth is
elected by about 1000 majority. Eugene Hale is re-
elected in the yth by about 2.5OO.o These figures
compare as follows with the majorities given in
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COMPARATIVE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

A RRpUBIIcAN MAJORITY or 1902 IN 22l TOWNS.
The vote of POI Maine towns this year for Gov
ernor is given in the subioned table, with the 9TH
cial figures for 1875 and 1872 These partial re-
turns give the Democrats majority in Knox and
Lincoln Counties, but later reports give every
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THE DoNoAsTER RACES.

LONDON Tuesday, Sept. IL. 1876
The Doncaster September meeting began to-
day The for the great Yorkshire handicap brought
out a field Of - horses Bersagier. with to against
him won the stakes Merry Duchess with IL 10
aenst hcr ued the second place, and Aggethorpe,
ar = n 1 tlp tnrl
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LARGEST MAJORITY IN EIGHT YEARS CLAIMED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ia private dispatch re-
ceived here to-day from Mr. Blaine says " We
have carried every Congressional district and our
majority will be larger than any SINCE 1868"
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MR. BLAINES PROMISES FOR NOVEMBER.
HE ASSURES GOV HAYES or FROM 10000 TO
$4,000 MAJORITY FOR PRESIDENT.

MR.. BLAINES PROMISES FOR NOVEMBER.
HE ASSURES GOV. HAYES or FROM 10000 10
$4,000 MAJORITY FOR PRESIDENT.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Sept 12.-Mr Blaine sent the fol-
lowing dispatch to Gov. Hayes last night:
The lion RUTHERFORD 3. HAYES, Columbus ohio: We
have cnTed STATE the largest vote ever east by
majority of from 1900 to $1,000 being gain OF some
10000 over majority OF last year we have
ratiDd every Congressional district; have eject our
county officers In every county In the state with possibly
two cyccDtiOus: have rcguned one county winch the
Democrats have held for several years past have chosen
90 out OF state Senators; Rave elected rOn lhr"e-
f0urtbs fUurrbs OF the rcpresentlE's IN the state
Legislature our triumph II complete ana oVcrWhelnl.
ing az all points You Will receive the electoral vote OF
the state Ia November by majority OF rom 2O,OOO 10
250C0 D. u BLAINE
AT the large meeting in Meionaon Hall last even
ing Mr. Blaine was loudly called for and in reponse
spoke ~ follows:
FgiEsIs AND TowNsuEN: have never assisted IN Sc
curing n Republican victory In Maine that gave ne the
uroIonnl aud heartfelt qualification derived from tue
wO of to-day. At the moment ot GOV HHless n0hit-
ton for the Presidency FASTENED TO telegraph tlGt
Maine would speak for hls approval IN no uOhOu9i
terms sent this assurance not only 10 lhe stauuhtu'
banrCr OF the great party which am proud 70 DtlOns,
but 10 personal friend for whom entertain ms warm
cst regard and the most sincere respect eln sure te
y-,ole cOuUtrV will take the result ~ Nalnc tguiy as u
mast significant Indication 0f that larger grander Vie
ory ghc VIII preserve the power OF The nation III to
nn,Is M those vino believe nation The people
of Maine act Independently and vote inelhgehtly, aud
they nave to-day Indignantly refused 10 ue trhstIed
10 the egent and allies or tie Confederate power IN tno
south And me sister StRe3 ~ Maine tat iuught ~ her
SIDE ia tie war the Onion III stand ~ hsf sde ia Tao
position she hHs taken to-day. MARX mat 1ttemen,
bid you good night, aud hid you good cheer FOR the
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CUBAN WAR MEASURES.
THE East INDIAN CROPS.

BOMBAY, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1876.
Reports received here indicate that the crop
prospee;s are good throughout India except IN the
Deccan, Southern Mahratta, aud Mysore
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FUGITIVE CRIMINALS TO BE WATCHED

The newspapers this morning state that New
York and French detectives took passage at Pymouh Oh
board the steamer Frsa which arrived at that place
sunday en- route TO ChcrbOurg and Hamburg. Their
purpose is to arrest CnerbOurg or Hamburg certain
passengers VINO arc charged with crime NJ NeW-hork
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Should the returns from the remainder of the
State be the same last year, the total vote of the
State would be over 10000, with the Republican
majority in the neighborhood of $4,000.
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TIE MAJORITY INCREASING.

A TOTAL VOTE OF OVER 10000 AND A REPUBLI-
CAN MAJORITY OF ABOUT $4,000 INDICATED
THE LATEST RETURNS
AUGUSTA, Sept. 12.-The Kenaebec Journal has re-
turns from 237 towns and plantations, giving to-
tai vote of $685. which compares as follows with
the vote of the same towns in 1S75:S
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VOTE OF HALF THE STATE.

TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT TOWNS GIVE
5000 REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY-ToTAE VOTE,
100. s39-EvERY COUNTY REPuBLIcAN-GAINs IN
THE LEGISLATURES.
PORTLAND, Sept. 12.-Returns from 24S
towns give GOV. Counor ep) majority of l2,909 in
vote OF loO,s30, divided as follows:
Solder Common I'll 5tG55fHS seldon conpor Or; 4sisi
John Talbot D 1922 Ghas WkoDerstDI S9' GsS
Republican mnj . 1899 Republican NAL. 3,7O6
Rep gain oversize 1898
Returns from all except two towns in Somerset
County give a Republican majority Of 7G7 for Gov.
Conner. The whole Republican county ticket is
elected, and FIVE of the eight State Representatives
ara Republican. Last year the Republican majority
was 265 and in 1872 1t was 715.
Androscoggin County complete gives the follow
ing vote; Conner RepL 1858; Talbot DEM,
3,4l7; Gage CInlationl $40. The vote for Gov
ernor compares az follows with that of 1875:
se,dsn cOnnor GepA i55s selden Common REM $'2Si
john 9. Talbot D,r~'S727 O. W Roberts tp0m). 2.G-o
Total vote. .......s2s5 Total vote; .....5 1920
Republican mai ...., S3l Republican maj ....... Coz
.1ncluding $40 for Gage Unfa)
The entire Republican county ticket iAndros-
coggln is elected and all the State Representatives
are Republican.
Complete returns from all except one town Mon
WV Va
5,462, one OF the largest ever pOlled. Gov. Con-
nors majority is 20. and the Republicans elect five
Of the six Representatives, and all of the county
officers except the Commissioner, The Democrats
also elect o Senator.
Nearly fun returns from Knox County make it
certain that the Republicans have about So majority
on the vote for Governor They also elect all the
county ticket, except Senator and the Clerk of
Courts.
In Franklin County all the Republican candidates
for State Representatives elected except one.
Senator aud the county ticket are elected by in
creased majorties.
Waldo County has gone largely Republican, al
though it was Democratic last year. The county
ticket is divided.
IA Aroostook and York connties the county tickets
are probably divided.
FIfty-one towns in Penobscot County give Gov.
Conpor lRcp) $500 majority. net Republican gain
of2,I12. The Republicans elect the entire county
ticket and / ont of IL Representatives gain of d.
Every county in the state has gone Republican on
the vote for Governor. The returns this afternoon
give the Republicans 30 of the 81 Senators aud the
Democrats 2 Republican gain of 9. Thus far ca
Republican end z Democratic Representatives have
been reported.
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oNoE MORE AT SARATOGA.
ROBINSON AHEAD.
A RusH OF STATE OFFICERS FROM Al,na NJ !,

a,,aa OF STATE OFFICERS FROM AIDANY-ALI FOR
CONTROLLER ROBINSON FOR soyERNoR-forIER
eANISG A LITTLE STRENGTH.
The delegates to the Democratic State Convention
.on'o hack to Saratoga with a lack of enthusiasm
IT, news from Maine is thought to have affected
.hsm DE Witt C. West refuses to be candidate
Ssfore the convention. Controller Robinson is I'M
S.sooa 20 he Gov Tilden's choice, and is carrying
N before him. Mr.. Potter, however has gained
TIsnds Parke Goodwin has been decided ON for the
-acant Mace on the electoral ticket
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The following is a summary of the vote i'll past

Total .53,2s6 Al ,224. 570s5 1928. 422 29Os7
Rep mai. 1902 3,s72 $751;
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InrIu7inQ Nrattefng VOtta.
for joseph H. Williams CInd.) sIncudpg vote for the
O'Conor straight pem) ticket
A comparison of the majoritics given BY 22l towns
with tic najorties OH tie full vote in 1875 is given
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Totnl. .12,3I7 5,I72

.Iater report gge these eonn.Ies 70 he Repnbleans
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN SERVIA.

THE TURKS DEFEATED IN ATTEMPTING TO BRIDGE
TUE MoRAvA-GEN. TCnERNAYEFF STRONGLY RE.
ENFORCED
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THE ANIMATION OF THE FIRST CONVENTION LAU ,i'.
,vo-pow THE DELEGATES ACT-THE NEWS
FROM MAINE.
Evening star., 1876-09-01
GEORGETOWN.

GRAIN MARKBf--BOat Hattie and Bessie
with 500 bushels OF wheat, and 100 barrels
OF hour TO Hartley & Bro. Boat Wheeler
ard Barron, with 200 bushels Of wheat sud
90 ousnels OF corn 10 Hartley & Bro aai
Ioo bus hels OF wheat and 400 bushels of corn
10 d NJ. Talbot. Boat j. n. Thomas with
2,l5o bushels OF wheat, and I 200 bushels Of
corn to j. q. q J. NJ. Waters. BY canaI-4So
bushels OF wheat, to T. L. Wheeler
MERCHANTs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On
change amounted to $3.50 bushels of vnest
with sales a. follows: 30 bushels at Al II
3l2 at e1 IL, 30 1t Silly, $50 At Al Is, 500 81
e115, 200 at eL15S, 800 at sII6, 400 al si.Ts.
i60 at sl.l6S, $50 at sI16A, $50 at si.Is, 2sO at
s1.2o.
COAL TRADE.-(Report for week ending
to day:) Consolidation Coal Co, receipts
6,2l3 tons. shipments 6,671 tons; Maryland
Coal Co, receipts 2 9Go tons, shipments 1850
tons; New Central Coal Co, receipts 3 SO
tons, shipments 3,65 tous;i Borden Mining
&C receipts :, ,335 tons, shipments 3, ,935 tons.
CATTLE MARKEr.-(Reported by j. II.
kensla Co.:) Number OF cattle on mar
ket 40, number sold TO butchers SIS, 16 seat
to Baltimore, 80 left, prices ranging from
10 sc. per pound; number OF sheep aud lsmbs
1.ls7, pumber sold LIZA, 70 left. Prices, old
sheep from TO Sc. per pound; lambs from
$500 TO 81 25 per head; 20 cows and calves
sold from $50 to s45 per head. Market brisk.
ATTENTION Is called to advertisement of q
runllc meeting 10 be held on Monday next,
At IL g. M. at Merchants Exchange Rooms
TO consider the watec rent subject; and also
10 take into consideration the proposed New
ID strict government
Evening star., 1876-09-01
ALEXANDRIA.

ACCIDENTS During ths meeting al the
Wn1testone pole, last night, q rocket which
was star ding against the fence, was acct.
deL Ia. ~ ignited, and falling shot along the
ground In the midst OF the crowd. causing
quite an excitement among the ladies'. Ia It's
course through the crowd the stick OF the
rocket struck Mrs. Henry Hebner on the
her intense pain. She was conveyed To her
husbands residence on King street, where
DTs. French and Brown rendered the neces-
well. Mr.. Arthur G. Kell, while helping 10
nre the "coOn killer" was severely burned
by the powder. His injuries are not serious.
Two WHITE CYPRIANs, named Mary
conner and Georgianna Allen, who keep
bagnios near the lower end OF Cameron
street, have been arrested by order of the
mayor, and fined $50 each for selling LIQUOR
without license. In the course OF their ex-
animation, the character OF the houses ap-
peared. and they were ordered to be closed
within 80 days. Gazette, ,3Is,.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

POLLOK OoURT-ytd0e Null pro fsBs.
psio dns%p.es cs 4sys sc sussy sS To
forfeited collateral. John Wise, public bias.
Phemy; e5- Jeff. Christie, throwing stones
a ps,o s5e nsIsr .s
ticing prostitution. Her looks we're certainly
Des n.Ss be. a
tue, so she was sent down for 30 days. Rachel
Bradley and Priscilla Scott, ARRAY. Rachel
aefence Of They nad isd % 1s 1s In In
house together. with only one husband be-
tween them, and found it couldn't be done;
sd 50 they sy, .sFeed 70 nsht II out, and the one
interfered; e5 each. Edward Bell, loud; IS.
Tobias simpson, cursing; IS. Teresa john
son, same; IS. Georgiana Williams, loud;
hagsn, assault on Jack Davis, pleaded
guilty, and was nned SO. This man is one
OF The south Washington rioters. Richard,
laterals. John FL. White, assault on Rich
ard Wimsatt; S5. Edward NARROW, larceny
OF gold watch worth SIPS, from d. w. GIas-
Of April last. Messrs. Coomes and
Miller recovered the watch and arrested
me defendant; grand jury bonds $500.
tent 10 kill Reuben Norris. Norris protested
that he had nothing agin George. but when
sworn he testified that they had some words
aoont piece OF blue ribbon, and he was
ness testified that the parties We're clinchei
when the pistol went off. but he did not see
who fired IT. Bonds for the grand jury for
the assault, and q fine OF go for carrying
concealed weapons Marshall Parker, tres
pass In pulling up flowers In the Agricultu-
raj department.; SIS. Armstead Waters. lar
ceny or cedar post; So, or 80 days. Frank
Butts an idle and incorr.gible boy, was SEN
fenced TO the reform school. Washington
Meredith and Samuel Stewart, larceny OF
over $40 worth of clothing from Gorge r.
Herrick on the 18th Of June. Mr.. Herrick
Identified the gOCds, and Detective McEl-
fresh testified that when Stewart was ar
rested he found pawn ticket for the articles,
which had been "spouted" IN Meredith's
name. Mr.. III. Cohen testified to Meredith
pawn1pg the goods at his place In August.
Meredith acknowledged that he had pawned
the coat, but had received IL from Stewart.
Stewart claimed that he had bought the
pawn ticket from man named Smith; S25,
or three months In jail. John Diamond, lar
ceny OF 205 pounds of rope from Dreyfuss.
lsa1ac washington appeared for Diamond,
and In cross examining Abel Bowen asked
hlm over and over as to what witness had
done with the rope. Bowen finally tiriug,
answered, "Please sir, understood l told
you before put 1t on q bale of rags, sir. DO
you understand that, sir? / tell you again,
sir III you don't hear me now, sir, please,
sir, pick your ears open, sir" Witness was
Instructed TO simply answer the questions.
The case was dismissed. James Simms,
larceny of coat, pants, &C., belonging to J.
Z. BY rnee; committed for the action of the
grand jury. James Linden, assault on VIM,
Btckstein; SO, or 80 days in jail.
Evening star., 1876-09-01

The fourth day yesterday OF the regatta
on the Schuy kill excited little interest com.
pared with the other days, caused In some
the different heats.
In the first single -scull heat e o. m J Court
ney pulled over the course leisurely, the
otneIs navlng wlthdrawn, as was noticed in
Three boats started In the second heat, at
2:45 viz: T. B. Mingus, of the vesper; J. Nc
jr.. Of the Atlanta. Thomas, Of the PenasyI,
vania club, had withdrawn. Mingus led at
the start, but within 100 yards all three were
fn1n1nipg run dg Level, ,% but MinEns oommencet to
island Mccartney soon spurted, and led
Mills by half length, and passed the line
in in 1 1o:s2E; Mills came in at lo:44 and Mingus
The third heat was for pair OF oars, and
there were three entries, but the London
rowing club and the Argonauts had with
Roache) and the Atlanta downs and Eus-
tis) alone to compete. At the start the Nau.
titus led by half q length, but the Atalantas
soon settled down to work, overlook their
opponents, and pulled easily over the course
less.
The fourth heat, for a pair of oars, " as
ern club, for that OF the LondOuers was with
drawn. One boat contained Corning and
Curt1s, and the other Killarn and Smith.
This was the closest race OF the day. Corn
Ing led at starting, but In q quarter mile
l.1llarn pulled right away from them about
three lengths; but or Peters island Corning
lessened the distance considerably. but
through bad steering they got into the back
wash Of Killarn's boat, and the latter passed
the line In 1929 the former coming at 1913 \
At O'Clock p. m. the Dublin crew, being
the only entry for the college graduates race,
pulled leisurely over the course, thereby
winning the handsome silver vase provided
by the regatta commission as the prize for
this race.
At $50 p. m, Courtney, Of Union Springs
winner OF the frst heat Of single, and Nc
CARNEY, OF Friendship club, OF New York.
winner Of second heat, pulled for the single
scull prize. This was complete victory for
Courtney, who quietly pulled over the course,
occasionally resting on his oars. Courtney
has consequently won the prize cup for
single sculls, which IL contributed by Mr.. r
8. Jones, of Philadelphia,