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DECLINED TO INTERFERE.


BALTIMORE, May 15.-Bishop Simpson
presided at the General Conference to-
day.
A memorial was presented from the
Baltimore Conference setting forth that
the Committee on Exhibit OF the Book
Concern appointed at the annual session,
called attention to the loss Of S26l 900
net capital as reported in 1872 compared
with 1871, aud requesting the Book Com
mittee at New York In it, annual state
ment to give the reason for the difference.
As this request has not been complied
with, therefore the General Conference is
requested To require the book agents TO
furnish detailed statement Of the causes
Of such deficit, how much on account Of
real estate, how much on account of
merchandise, and how much OH account
Of book agents.. Referred.
A resolution 10 alter the restrictive
rules so as to give as nearly as possible
equal representation Of clerical aud lay
delegates TO the General Conference, Was
referred.
The report OF J. RUthweiler and Rev.
DR.. ChaIfant, fraternal delegates to the
Evangelical Association al Philadelphia,
October l4th, 1877, was presente. and
read.
The following was submitted
WHEREAS, Our Lords prayer in com
plete and perfect form is fund on record
in only one place in the New Testament,
namely, Matthew G; 0, Is. Therefore,
Resoired, That this form be submitted
and published in our Book Of Discipline
instead Of that form now in use. Refer
red.
E. NJ. Fleming, OF DeS Moiues, moved
to strike out the words: Holy Catholic
and insert one universal church Of
Christ IN the baptismal ritual, referred.
The regular order was suspended for
the formal reception of the :fraternal
delegate from the Presbyterian Church.
+. J. Patton was introduced and ad-
dressed the conference, bearing cordial
and fraternal salu.ation from the Presby-
terian Church, His remarks were FREE
quently applauded, and at the close
a resolution Of qualification at his visit
and of.iraternal and Christian sympathics,
with the 9th Presbyterian Church was
unanimously adopted.
Itwas agreed that the Secretary should
strike from the proceedings Of Saturday
last, ,aIi reference TO the question Of verac-
ity between DR.. Nelson and DR.. Lana
han.
Adjourned.
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The Kcntncl.y Derby.

LOUISVILLE, May 15.-Thc weather was
fair and there was n large attendance.
The track was good and the racing excel
lent.
First racc-Association purse of $500,
dash Of II miles; ten horses started.
Brakeman assumed the lead at the half.
mile post, and came in winner in 2:ll.
Second racc-Kentucky Derby, dash
Of ] ! miles; value OF stake 50, 200, second
horse to have $500; eleven horses started,
Vagrant was the winner, by half length,
in 2:3St.
Third race-Milc heats for Association
purse Of $500, second to have SiOO.
There we're four cntries-Emma C., The
Nipper, Camargo and Enfield. The
Nipper won the first heat; Emma G. sec
ond, Camargo third. Time Ids.
The second and third heats were won
BY Emma G. Time l:i5l; l;46.
The track was heavy with dust, and
kept down what would otherwise have
been faster time.
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They have an institution at the Cen
tennial Exhibition that is highly spoken
Of, and that we have no doubt will be-
come very popular before long. 1t is
called the rolling chair. Visitors who
feel fatigued, or who are delicate, pay 90
cents In hour for the use Of one. These
chairs are pushed through most Of the
forty miles Of naves, transepts, avenues,
aisles and galleries in the principal
buildings, and the seven miles Of walks in
the grounds, with comparatively few
breaks even in the present unfinished
state Of things. The chairs arc the most
benefcent contrivances within the
urounds
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LOUISVILLE, May l5.-Ben Mickey was
brought to the jail hero to-day from La
Grange, KY, for safe keeping. He is
charged with murder, and is perhaps the
most desperate man in Kentucky, Last
Saturday he murdered his fourth man
one John r. Wilson, a farmer Of Oldham
county. Mickey was twiee sentenced to
death, but escaped the gallows, and finally
secured his liberty by means Of money
saved by his sisters during his imprison'
ment. Saturday last he murdered Will
son without any Justification. To-day the
people OF La Grange gathered around
The Jail and fearing Mickey would be
lynched the County Court ordered his re-
moyal TO Louisville.
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VOLUME XXIv--NUMBER 92S.

spoke as II he was afraid 10 70 without
such guard. Seelye sold 10 Morey or
ders and kilograms received from him
(Morey) for two hundred dollars cash,
and five notes Of one hundred dol.
lars each, two OF which were paid, two
are over due and one has not yGi matured i.
Seelye retained the copies.
Witness claimed that he had memo.
randum by which be could give the time,
places, names, dates, and all the details.
Judge Wilson appeared as counsel for
Morey,. who was also present, and re.
quested that the application for immuni.
ty from the Attorney General be post
poned until after the cross.examination
Of the witness.
Morey said that by the evidence given,
he or Seelye one should go TO the peni.
tentiary, and the case should be decided
by the courts. II immunity should be
granted to seeleye he could not be prose-
cuted, and he (Morey) would be without
the means Of proving him infamous.
Morey will be heard tomorrow.
The committee have rescinded the res.
olution recently passed to leave for New
Orleans tomorrow.
Major seelye was formerly Special
Agent OF the Postofiice Department at
New Orleans, and afterward United
States Deputy Marshal in Louisiana.
DECLINED TO INTERFERE.
This afternoon the Attorney General
heard Messrs. Voorhees, and Knox in be-
half OF the pardon or modification Of the
sentences Of Mcguire and Mckee, and,
after full hearing, declined to interfere
either by way OF pardon or modification
Of sentences, holding that the law must
take its course, and that no delay would
be granted here.
NOMINATED ny THE PRECEDENT.
The President nominated Nathan GofI,
jr., U. s. Attorney for the district Of West
Virginia, Hedgeman Slack U. s. Marshal
for The same district, James Mclean
Receiver Of Public Monies for Chillicothe,
Ohio, and James R. Wiichell Postmaster
for Hannibal, No.
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Mr., "JoHN C. s. HARRISON" the
alphabetical banker Of indianapolis, who
was supposed to know something very
damaging to Mr.. BLAZING, was before the
subcommittee Of investigation at WASH
ington yesterday. His testimony (pub'
li,hcd in our dispatchCs) did not amount
to anything, save to help Mr.. Blaine's
case. His black crows bleached out into
something very gaseous and light cOlOred
at last. Mr.. Blaine himself put an ugly
pin into the business when he asked
whether Mr.. Harrison had ever asked for
an explanation OF the matter in any meet
ing had by the board Of directors. The
witness answered mo-" Mr.. Z. II. Roll
Tins, too, did not pan out worth cent as
awitncss against Mr.. Blaine. He was not
certain as to what hc had said to Mr..
Harrison about something being covered
up that involved Mr.. Blaine, "He had
heard that the bonds belonged TO Mr.
Blaine, but he could not now say from
whom he derived the information" 1t
PPCared, however, that he had more
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Scrious I,nilrond Accident.

RICHMOND, Va, May l5.-A serious
accident occurred tonight on the Rich
nlond & Petersburg railroad, near Ches-
ter. Two cars Of The military excursion
train, which left here this morning, while
returning 10 Richmond were thrown from
the track by broken rails, and number
Of persons killed and wounded.
The details are yet meagre. No one
inside the cars were seriously hurt. The
fatal and serious injuries occurred to
hose on the platform. The trains were
crowded with soldiers OF the first Vir-
ginia regiment and a large number Of
women and children. The engine aud
one car Of the train came in to. Rich
mond aud number OF doctors have gone
TO the secenc Of the accident.
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Independent National Conyen.
lion.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 15.-The National
Independent Convention convenes in this
city next Wednesday for the nomination
OF National ticket. Judge Davis, ofllli-
nUis; B. F. Butler, Of Massachusetts; ex-
U. s. Treasurer Spinner, Of New York,
and Senator Booth, Of California, are be-
ing prominently mentioned in connection
with the nomination for President. Rep
resentatives will be present from nearly
every State In the Union, quite a number
having arrived to-day. ln the event that
Hon. Peter Cooper, Of New York, is de-
tanned, the Convention, which meets in
the Academy Of Music, will be presided
over by the Hon, Geo. 0Pdyke, ex-Mayor
OF New York Cily.
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RusIness Nn.,,en.inn..

Nav YORK, May l6-Mes-enger &
Wright, wool brokers, are reported TO
have failed, with their estimated liubili-
ties at from $4,000 TO $4,000. The
firm has large mill at Worcester, Mass,
and the failure u ascribed to tue same
cause which led 10 the suspension Of the
North Adams Mills.
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cIScISSATr, May l5-Dnm Pedro,
Emperor Of Brazil, arrived in this city
AZ o'clock this mOr"ing, aud was driven
10 the Grand Central BOtel. After
breakfast he was escnrted by Mayor
johnson and other city diVnilarie- TO
Eden Park, the Geological Garden, aud
other places Of interest Ia the city aud
subur6A. The Emperor aud party leave
for Mammoth Cave, Ky this evening.
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A WcIl.known Fcnian Commits
suicide.

New YORK, May l5.-Henry S. Mul.
leda, a well known Fenian and exile,
committed suicide in Donavan Rossa's
Hotel this city yesterday.
The Chaplin OF the Calvary Cemetry,
informed the friends Of Mulleda, that
the body could not be received in the
cemetery, owing to the laws OF the Roman
Catholic church, in regard TO suicides,
A depntaIion then called on the Vicar
General and permission was given tobury
the body in the Calvary, as the coronerIs
Jury had rendered verdict that Mulledu
was temporarily insane.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYicK OF IHR CIIIEP SIGSAL OVF1cRR,
WARRINGTON, DC, May IG-i A. N. }



In Tennessee and Ohio Valley rising
or stationary followed by falling barom-
eter, brisk and possibly high south winds
backing temporarily to the east, contin-
ued warm and partly cloudy weather,
and rain areas.
In the Lake Region, rising, followed by
falling barometer, north 10 east wind,
cool, cloudy or rainy weather, followed
by rising temperature.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, low barometer, east
to south winds shifting TO the northwest,
generally cloudy, warm weather and rain
areas, succeeded by colder and clearing
weather.
The Mississippi river at Memphis and
La Crosse will continue rising.
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VERSAILLES, May lJ.-In the Chamber
Of Deputies this afternoon the grant Of
$50, 900 for sending the workmen's delega'
ton to the Philadelphia Centennial was
discussed. The Chamber took into con.
sideration an amendment OF NJ. Dechanal
increasing the grant TO $40, 900 and decid'
ed TO entrust the distribution Of the
money to the Minister Of Commerce.
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SPAIN.

Reform in the Basque Provinces.
MADRID, May 15.-on Tuesday next
the government will introduce in the
Senate scheme for the reform Of Fueros
in the Basque provinces. Delegates from
Navarro have arrived 10 cenfer with the
President Of the Ministerial Council.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May l5.-The funeral Of
Ricard, late Minister OF the Interior, took
place to-day, and, in consequences, the
debate on the Amnesty motions in the
Assembly have been postponed.
Jerome Napoleon has been elected
Deputy from Ajaccio.
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NEw ORLEANS, May 15.-JOseph A.
May bier, the oldest member Of the Louis
lana bar and President Of the Southwest
ern Bible Society, died suddenly to-day,
nyed gI
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DENMARK.

CopExHAuEN, May l5.-The Reichslug
opened to-day. II the Radical majority
should pass vote OF want OF confidence
in the Ministry, Parliament will be again
dissolved.
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The walking Match.

SAN FRANclsco, May l5.-o'Leary and
Schmidt began the walk at 0 o'clock this
morning. The former has completed 40
miles, and Schmidt Is q miles behind.
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PrrrsBuRou, May ga special from
Braddocks Fields to the Associated Press
Of this city gives the particulars Of the
premature explosion Of some chemicalSin in
tbs drug store Of DR.. J. D. Schooley &
Sons. which shattered the building 10
nieces and severely injured two employ
ees. The ruins took fire and with an adj
ioining building was reduced 10 ashes.
Probable loss SlS, 900; insurance light.
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Print Mills Shut Down.

MANCHESTER, May 15.-Thc Manches.
ter print mills shut down Saturday. for
an indefinite time owing to the low prices:
One hundred hands are thrown out oil
work,
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FOREIGN New
ENGLAND.


LONDON, May l5.-The two Italians Of
the bark Caswell's crew, who lef, the
vessel in n small boat of the coast OF
Brazil, are in custody in Buenos Ayres,
where they landed.
WILL De CLOSED.
The Stock Exchange will De closed next
Friday, on tile occasion Of the visit OF
Prince Of Wales to the city.
The steamships City Of Chester and
Napoli, from New York, have arrived
out.
In the House Of Commonsil il was stated
that the blockade OF the coast Of Dahomcy
would be instituted July 1st.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
CO NJ C R E S S.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
RESOLUTIONS ApoPrED.

Several resolutions were adopted, one
calling for the reports and correspon-
dence as to the whisky ring prosecutions
and the dismissal OF John b. Henderson
as special counsel for the government;
and one for a list Of government default
ers since March, 1865.
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THE TURKISH MEMORANDUM.

The memorandum in regard to the
Turkish troubles agreed upon by the
three Chancellors at their conference here
last week, has been communicated to the
guaranteeing powers. While maintain
ing Count Andrassy's note as basis, it
comedies the consideration OF the reforms
demanded by the insurgent leaders. The
French and Italian ambassadors have
given official notification Of the complete
concurrence OF their respective govern
ments in tho results Of the conference.
The German iron.clads Deutschland,
Kaiser, Krou, Princess, Frederick, Karl
and the dispatch boat Paunncrauia, un-
der Admiral Ba,scl, go TO Salonica next
week. The gunboat Nautilus, bound
from Malta TO Port Said, has been order.
cd to proceed to Constantinople.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, May l5.-Count Andrassy To-
day left for Vienna and Prince Gorts-
chnkoF for Ems.
Holman, Prime Minister Of Hesse,
will he appointed President OF the lmpc-
rial Chancellory, to succeed Dclbruck,
resigned. Holman will enter upon his
dhtie5 June lst,
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than once told one Of the witnesses, Mr..
Willard, Of Omaha, that he was mistaken
abOu. Blaine being mixed up with the
bonds.
The testimony of Mr.. Wilson, one of
tho government directors, was also de-
cidedly in Mr.. Blaines favor. Indeed,
The whole investigation has turned out
10 his advantage.
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For Additional Telegraph See Fourth Page
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
PACIFIC NAIL TROUBLES.

mE CONTRACTS WITH THE PANAMA TRANSIT COM
PANY-srEAMsHIP ACAPULCO PROBABLY 10 BE
SEIZED FOR UNPAID TAXES.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company is again
i'm trouble Some of the members OF the Board of Drtc
tors WHO are not pecunarily interested IN the Panama
Transit Company have been much dissatisfied of late
over the agreement made with the Panama Company
some time ago funl its contracts with the Panama
Railroad Company. The Transit Company, in which the
President Of the Pacific Mail Company j. largely inter
csed held contract for ten years with tne rttlload
company which the directors Oi the Pacific Mall II
IL stated, agreed to perform aJ price materially less
than that paid the Transit Company. The dissatisfied
directors OF the Pacific MAI have claimed that as
their company was doing all the work 1t was
unfair, especially iii s present embarrassed
condition. that it should divide the profits with com
pany which existed only in name. Matters assumed
sucH serious shape that meeting Of the Board oi
Directors Of the Pacific Mail Company called last
week, al The Office Of the company at NO.6 bowling
green After a somewhat stormy session, the meeting
adjourned until o'clock Yesterday afternoon An earn
est effort made by the members Of the board to
keep the proceedings and even the meetings themselves
secret but It is known tha, ,h, adjourned N etiuS yes
rcrJay which lasted four hours, failed 10 come 10 any
agreement II was claimed last cvclnI, however, l,,
the p.os ret Ut settlement "l thc diht,"c' a.,
TIE members wIs norc encouraging llchoi W. i'Ih
w.> before thc board during its last session. ana ar -
statement of mis- view of The matter Another meeting ul
the board VIII De held to- ,ay.
The TX assessment against the company ior lNfl was
about 81 GuuOO. IHis company refused 10 pay, ana
hroUEl, cartora 90 review the action u e ~ ON
missioner WMcreupOu the lrUucct about SiUDO
Tac case then carried TO tlc Count oi ApicH-' bud
The rcsul, was an Affirmation u' the decision o ne lower
court The company then took an appeal o the supreme
Court the United states, tut II ls camtd il> apPd
cannot stand .tud yesterday Tie IaN Receiver ISSUED q
ci,f..s, warrant AGAINST tue property uf tlc company.
The steamship ulcu is die to-day. and u J. expected
t, she IIl he fcl,d Lcr arrival The ditctuis oi
the cuuUaug iicIr meeting NclcIay Wcic 40. aware
tuot tc civ authorities had .cn this step, aut II s not
KNOWN what dies wll do To relieve inc company II"h
tis ii,l0ial embarrassment Al the tune tIc appcU,
VII taken bond Wu, eNccJtcd hy sidney Dillon tnd =
Gould T2UUOOU tO secure the payment ol TIE cam u
ia should be decided against the company ana 1t WIS
stated Yesterday that tic directors lad intended tNc'd
ilg new bont u tLtr own uJmcs 10 tGhe UP lhaI oI
Icssr,. Dillon and Gould.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10

and under that impression set down these cases or
this month. Soon after my attention was cilf'h py NY
clerk TO the tact that the list signed gives tWo circuits
for this montone IN Ulster the oler M, ~ At,I, "a 70
judge Osborn The result Is that am cOppglltd 70 IakS
the Ulster circuit this month"; aud nave eit cas- nan
tired 20 attend these case; II was an unfortunate eIp
but not OF the facts lntI my ctlh cd,ti
attention 10 it, Some days ago mentioned IL 10 MI
Pcchham and Mr.. MckcOn." - ,
Mr.. Peckham said he had been informed, and had
done his best 10 find judge TO take Judge Wtstbrook
circuit but had found none whom the Governor cOuld
assign JUDGE WesbfOOk suggested that the eases be put
over the st Monday after election 1t was true t
he could be here probably the Monday previous bit he
week. they would gain any thing to compensate ior the
losses of time orcasioned by il. Mr.. MckeOn
said that on tner side they were now ready, nut;
revipg ON dsuosing OF the case in this month the counsel
had made engagements Ior other work neSc month ana
If the case was 20 off, he wOuid ask later day MI
Garter replied, after consultation with Charles conc
that the People, too, Wcr. ready 90 20 on now, nut th
beng impossible, they wished al early day, ana %
that ~ cr cngigeincnts Of dc tndJnts c0ussI rou
bc made to yield 10 toe tlal Ot ttis case ~, T
added that be had supposed the engagements oi @
WcsuGool only rcued to ihis Mcgh ttil" Ia tE tr ~
misht 20 on in The next week MI Beach salu lOl hl
Sv,epV thai there was desire fOr delay HIS coust
had expected tril this month, aud had mace tlcI az
I,,'cf.pta 10 suit that But the very 1ct tlat lhic
dtcy before and after elect on lttt business ,usu o
done had ca them TO crowd their business To thc ef
,,1It of tho month oi No, cuhcT EyCn tle .O4t Ol
ApeaIs had recognized this necessity lie asked nefe
fore that ii the went over at ALL 1t 20 over TO De
fldcc WHstbroob said Y counsel could agree on day
at ~ "a he could AT ma he would fix II lor such dity
but as they could not dgyS' ne WoI I'm @ II iof f ny & &
AT noon, Whth rs &c Nlooi' 'ir - l,,.ic,,
plrme CClrt General Term, would ne at lbclf service
Dudley Field counsel ior Tweed suggested ihat u @ ,iG
SWecuy sut we're To ne tAt tllc' Vas ol no @ Su W
the Tweed ~ 900 600 suit down for tire same day at an
expense To The people and tue oeendlht Nl Iechiiu
claiming that II was necessary 10 Keep lhc
regular the court adjourned tbs with tue otucf cas-, 10
Nov. 10. and dcc.cd the clerk to give notice to tnc
urrTa None of the cOu sci would say that NOodWads 3
are or T,vCcds return would nave any eject on the
trials. Al tue DSt1ctAttOrneys Office II Wi'a stated
,hat Woodward was not expected IN New-4ork uhth
New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
OEE moor SPORES.
ROWING At GREENWOOD LAKE.

ROWING At GREENWOOD LAKE.
CoNcrUsioN or TUE AMATEUR RrGArr'-rEoFEs-
snNAL oARsvES To- COMPETE TOMORROW.
The second days races of the amateur re-
gafta AT Greenwood Lake attracted large number oi
pcciaiors Yesterday. The n good condition.
the water being very smooth Tie first event wa, the
plrotr.d race between Riley and Kennedy ~ tie Ncp-
tuuc club Downs aud Eusis Of the Atautas, and two
,,rrIlcrs Of the Areonautls The pulled into line
4t $50 a. in aul the start very evenly made the
Ntanes leading s,i-hty after the tr-t thou-aud yards.
Aftcr passing th. stal boat. or u turning, the Neptune
crew displaced their IGddr but pulled straight away,
amid great cheering. little later the Argonautis witI-
drew from the contest, leaving The course 10 the Ataan-
tna and thr Nrptuur, TIE latter the race, making
IA. teo mics u - miuUtc- 2JlI .unds the Aalt
Ia followed Boa - minutes, ia seconds.
Al fl 1'rluct the .Iu-c-scui grace called This j.
luuti ys the Junior" ~cl race. Acr some delay the
h,t, %, ,f Dil iu nc nearly 49, OrO the ~cLWanHakA
Cllb Leading slightly. Aftcr the first quarter uf milo,
Mann o the Arsouauta. was next 10 orr, hiI. OF ih'
AIUtas clos, bahin followed by Coulcn Of the Friend
sfps Mclaughlin ul tine Nautilus aud fucc uI the Nu7-
t- ~ r rtir A. tine ~tiar on tho r-t mile the S,-
-9tl ana Nautilus men dIUpp.d out. IhHrc was ~ time
lytn for tHr first ur. orr W'u iEc fc' ln u nnuic+
T., seconds: Mann second. u miluos 3J2 seconds :;
Mills tmrd II minutes 10 socuu.a; toulrn Iohrt, ~ -
minute. sccOuI-
The 4ins-.cull race for professional oarsmcn will De
ro.cd tomorrow. Ta!s will be- three miles, straight
AWAY for "A irtr u 500 10 the first. 100 to the second,
Edward HInl0u OF Toronto, Fred Pid-tci and John
lHtlin of Scy-luIs T. lWaId IlUl.l, Patrick Louthcr,
..t Harry Coulter Of Pittsburgh. Daniel NtrI Hub Gll.
W.ri of Cornwall y y; Juo. Ne Kio of Crcs-kl suou,
ore and uo a. Landcrs u Boston, and Llis Ward Of
y. Y.