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, 1876-06-07

neyct Wilt Hc viii Keep back tho ones tlat would
10 him n'oss harm.'"
LIN -. cUi'nolsN 1lofE'
spteta, Di,patea n 10 ne ~ 7t1suae
wAsnlsosos, D. C., June d-blnlre's bril-
into the midst Of a great assembly of ncnnl..
Its ''fas effect is stunning, and silence for an
Instant prevails, but this Is followed BY the
creates. excitement and confusion. plaluc,s
him upon the Democratic party, was hardly
less startling, and the momcneary astonlsl!-
mcnt Will which 1t was Witnessed BY both
friends md opponents has now given
Ynv Ia n ,,oo, .orua.t crr,.,, -, +,n,n,,, s.t,t,,
III. ~ u,' y. top.As 'eet's'
which, 1aaflng from its eject here In Washington.
ab,o elements in tho Cincinnati Convention.
ruu MOST srR1K1Ya HrArrnr
o, p,a.no's TT triumph @ yesterday va, H la auasc,ty
Never has the Latin psoye7b. "Audie<s fortuna
Juras "necn so strkingly illustsatod in tho House
Of hcpfessntasiSea 'inca the days when Henry
Gay noth ~ speaker anu icader OF his party on
tho flnos carried everything before HIN, ae
much by his daring o. hy the magnetism of
YESTERDAY IN e1ancs ~ nj, ru,"s ~ n. 1Iop,o
During The seasion Of Saturday Inst the day had
It 9pa; for tho e 9 Genera
Nothing Was, therefore. In order after the close Of
tho Democratic rito Of the tInuse seemed to know
IN exciting colloouy Occurred between
,,.n h! and rFos,os kn9tt Chairman o. he COM
New Jersey, to qlestIen OF order, and askcd
tho Speaker pro ten II the language used was par-
WITHOUT N+41TfN1 FnH Tur spE 1EKn IN rrprr
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
GREENWOOD LAKE REGATTA.

THE LAST IEGlTTA OF THE sEAsON-A FINE
coUBsE-THg JUNIOR scULLERs' oPPoRIU-
NiTY-FoUR-oARED SHELLS AND sIx-oARED
ora RACES IN THE PRoGRAMME-A PROSPECT
OF A BRILLIANT CLOSE TO THE BOATING SEA-
SON.
The boating season proper will bo drawn to n close
with the proposed grand regatta TO be gwen
on Greenwood Lake the 9th and TIT OF October
This newly discovered sheet of water for aquatic pur-
poses presents Of the very finest In the
country; is beautifully sheltered by the high wooded
hills which surround IT, and is within an hour and
haf travel OF New York by The Montcair aud Green
up The auspices OF the GREENWOOD Lake sports
mans Club and the arrangements Ueng made 10 have
success arc now completed. lew DAYS since mem
bers of the prominent rowing clubs IN the CITY and
cinity-notceaby among them may be mentioned
the Argonautas. Ncptunes. Vikings. Nautilus Nassau
Tritons OF Newark Aiasntas, Bay onne and Athletics
visited the lake. and having satisfied themselves re-
garding H. pronounced one OF the finest courses Tor
n long short distance they had ever seen. The
garia this only be regarded ms the prelca
Tor the grand event OF next year. when - intended
that club the country VIII have an opportunity
TOR prizes be offered the aquatic
nival OF 1871 Invitations hav been extended TO aoout
thirty clubs 10 in the October regatta for Tho
junior and senior scucrs races, the pair Dared and
double scu and four Dared shell and SIX Dared races.
In the junior scu race, those only who have never
won junior scull race IN which three or more clups
nit,on, ana ought to bring out good field of young
scuilers. Everything possible To make the event
success will be done, and the prospects OF nno re-
Gatta arc most promsing.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
TIE TEAMS AT wALLAcK's.


Last evening waacks Theatre filed to over
flowing with enthusiastic audience, who attended
the performance OF the Mighty Dollar and at tho
same time grathed their desire TO view the competing
rine teams, who had been announced to appear
as guests OF the management IL was stated
and expected that The lrish team would
bo present and the left hand prosccnium box
handsomely decorated with the green Tag bearing
golden harp But owing TO the hard work that the
Irish team have undergone since the crcat .nerna-
tional match last week, they were unable TO attend
team under Captain Morris and Lieutenant Slndo
were present aud occupied the Irish box, which re-
ceivcd great deal OF attention during the evening.
Tho Scotch box, on the right hand side. was hand
somely decorated with the Uniou Jack and the Scottish
flag, bearing the Cross OF ST. Andrew. The
Stripes and the audience loudly checred It's occupants
as they did the occupants OF the Irish box Captain
Talbot. with some other members OF tho Scotch team,
were in the red uniform of the British army, and at
tractcd considerable attention by tho shownoss
Of their uniforms Judge hiidersceve, Major Yale
Coonei Bod me, Mr. Washbnrne aud some members OF
the Rifle Association divided their time between the
scotch, American and Australian boxes he gentlemen
OF the present seemed 10 enjoy the acting OF Mr.
and Mrs. Florence ''by large majority" and
a good deal OF excitement was caused when
the Hon. Bnrdwel Siote alluded during The
dialogue the third act TO the wonderful shooting OF
Mr. Miner at the range yesterday, makingseS out
oil 100 points, In certain match that was shot by
competitors Durirg tho evening the orchestra played
"God Save the Quecnn and the 'Wearing OF tho
Green, whom the teams stood and paid the orchcs-
ira a compliment.
Mrs. w. j. Flofcncc will take bonent at Waack's
Theatre on Friday evening when tho mighty Dollar
will be presented Tor the S50th time.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
CREEDMOOR.

THIRD DAY OF THE FALL PRIZE MEETING
NATIONAL RIFLE AssoCIArIoN-A LONG RANGE
DAY.
There were three important competitions on the
programme yesterday at the ranges Of the National Rife
Association. Creedmoor. These wcre:-The second
and third stages Of the champion match, the inter
staic match and the long range contest 1t was niso
expected that tho Wimbledon Cup match would como
on but there not being time for this, II was postponed
I'LL Friday morning Firing commenced at n'ne O'Clock
at 900 yards butts by tho competitors in the cham
p'ons MATCH and at the same hour, In front
OF tho 200 yards targets by the teams who were en-
gagged in the interstate match The long range con.
test began at the 500 yards distance at quarter after
twelve O'Clock. In the forenoon the sky some
times clear and sometimes overcast, aud in the after
noon II was very cloudy, threatening rain, but tho
light was good and gentle wind stoc slowly down
the ranges from the north There were few spccta-
tors Oh the grounds but tho largest attendance flong
range marksmen that has yet been at Creedmoor
struggled Tor the palm OF victory.
INTERSTATE
BY the conditions OF this competition II open to
team IRON each State and Territory in the United
States, consisting OF twelve men, chosen in such
manner as shall be prescribed by the military authori
ties Of such State or Territory, from any
OF tho regularly organized regiments battnlions or
companies OF uniformed militia. Each team must DO
provided with certificate from the Adjutant General
OF the State they represent, certifying that each OF
their number Is regularly enlisted member OF their
uniformed militia In good standing and such
the LIST day OF June, 1876. They shall appear in the
uniform OF their corps.
Distances 200 and 500 yards Position, at 200 yards
standing ana 800 yards any. Weapon the authorized
military rite IN use by tue National Guard OF the State
Territory which the team represents In
where the State has adopted no particular model
(which must be certified to by the Aijuiant GeneraiL
the will be allowed TO use The rc in by the
regular army OF the United States by the uniformed
militia OF any other State Rounds, ten each distance
Entrance lee, 81 each man.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
THE COMING RIFLE MATCH.
| To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD


clip the following from evening newspaper OF
yesterday
The railway people look forward with interest to the
match between the Irish and American toams on
Thursday which they hope will largely increase tho travel
am renew the scenes OF last week.
doubt not that the "raway people" hope that tho
match win largely ncrcnse the travci, but do not
think that any attended the international
match last Thursday hopes that the match will
"rcnew'' all tho "sccncs Of last week" / was
OF the pas cngers by the train that was TO have
left Crecdmoor NJ 0:42 The did not move TIL m
hour ana half after that lime, during that entire
hour and half they were filed to snTocation-men
standing In the as'cs holding on to one another
for lilo and the platforms swarmng with passen
gers whose lives jeopardized by every jolt OF tho
train when It finally did start There ought to have
been better accom- mediation and better management
Tho time table OF trains TO 10 run during the match
was lie on its lace, for II II had observed the
three trans would have lott Creedmoor during tho
umc tho train that finally lett al twenty-five minutes
eight was waiting to bo Ovcrcrowdcd BY all means
passengers by j. NJ Poppenhusen's road Tomorrow do
not the management OF the trains TO be such as
to .'rcnew the Of last week." SO far the
commodation OF the travellers ON the road is con-
cerned. BULLS EYE.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
CRICKET NOTES.

To-day tho return cricket match bc,wcon tho Nan.
haitian and Paterson cricket clubs will be played al
Paterson, n. J. The Manhattan team will assemble at
tho foot OF Chambers street at 7:45 A. NJ to ake the
eight O'Clock train. Tho team will be selected from
Mcssrs, Maxim. McDougal, r. Greg, b. Grcig, II.
Tucker j. Tucker. Smith capiainJ jackson. Hooper,
ward, Iongmiro G. Giles, Jr., T. Tiy and l.. Love.
A very interesting match Is expected.
Tomorrow ana Saturday grand cricket match Will
be PLAYED tho Germantown grounds at Philadelphia
between eleven Engshmen and eleven Americans.
On Monday and Tuesday the ST. Georges Club OF
this city will play the return match with the Merton
Club OF Philadelphia tho grounds Of tho atior.
The Clown Crickctcrs Club, from England, viii play
two days in Philadelphia next week. The team dress
in clown Costume and their ccccntrictics amuse tho
spectators They have four or 1--WE extra clowns
on tho field to RAISE additional fun. They also
verv ricke
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
RACING IN KENTUCKY.
FIRST DAY OF THE FALL MEETING or THE
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB-EEDMAN, CREED
MOON AND EMMA c. THE WINNERS.

FIRST DAY OF THE FALL MEETING or THE
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUD-EEDMAN. CREED
NOON AND EMMA c. THE WINNERS
IouIsvrLLx, Sept 90 1870
Tho day cloudy and threatened rain during Tho
morning, which made the attendance rather light.
The track deep and heavy in dust and heavy
shower would have mprovcdt 1t much. There wore three
races to-dsy--ihe first dash OF a mile and quarter
the second the St Leger dash of two miles, and the
third mile heats
THx FIRST RACE
was Tor purse. There thrce starters These
were A. Kecne Richards bay colt Redman by War
Dance dam by Sollcrino, years old James A. Grn
stcads bay llly rhyhs, by Phacton, dam Lass of
Sidney, years old and J. McMahons chestnut
gcldiDg Klibourns, by Rinemas,cr dam Ontario 8
years old Kiibournc jumped of with the lead and he
and Phyllis ran side and side to the quarter pole.
Coming around the lower turn Rcdman came up and
passed Phyns on the homestrctch and handly by
two lengths, Phyllis second, K,bourne a bad thrd
Time OF the irst mlle l44h, and OF the mile and a
quarter, 2:l01s. Redman was tho iavorite over the
field.
was the st. Lcgcr, dash OF two miles, by three year
ODDS There were six starters Tor this event. consisting
Of Williams Il Ovens chestnut colt Crccdmoor, by
Asterod. dam Target; II. G. Thomas bay col, Heretag,
by Australian, dam Dixie; J. e. Cromwell x Co.'s
bay colt Harry Owens, by Gllroy. dam EstcIc;
@ eo sn g. eSss
nut nlly Tecalco, by Glen Athoi, dam voga Creed
moor was the avoritc AZ 500 10 SIS against field.
Henry Owens jumped OF with tho lead, Bombay
second, Heretog third Creedmoor fourth Lean ngton
colt hth TecaIco sixth. Before reaching quarter
polo Creedmoor second after no change took
place until the horses reached the threcQuarcr pole,
when Creedmoor took tho lead Heretog second. This
pair past tho stand length apart The race then
was reduced TO a match between Crccdmoor and
Hcrctog Creedmoor, alter a close struggle, won by
hall length, Hcrctog second, Bombay four lengths on
third tho bennington colt iourth Henry Owens NTH,
Tecalco sixth The first mile was In :s6 and tho
second In LAS, making the two miles 3:34
TIN THIRD RACE
was mile heats, for purse OF $500 This event had
three starters, comprising Ewslt Swineys chcstnu;
hly Emma c., by Planet dam Cordea, years old /; A.
Kcene Richards bay colt Grit, by Melbourne Dr.
waggopete. years old, and J. Shanks Co. bay hy
Laura, by Lee Paul, dam by Scythlan, years old.
Emma was the favorite at $l40 TO $50 against the
field
First He..k Emma c. jumped away with the lead
was never headed. and won easily by lengths, Grit
second, Laura a bad third. Time, 1:45k.
Second Heat Tho horses had beautiful start
Emma O. anu Grit gong away together. head and head
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
THE PELHAM COACH.
TO rnR EDITOR or THE HERALD

TO rnE EDITOR HERALD
Will you kindly allow me, stranger In this city,
though who knows something Of coaching In Eng.
land to compliment Colonel DO Lanccy Kane upon his
efforts TO introduce taste for 'rho road in its very
best style into this country canddly confess that
better turned out coach not leave Piccadly,
swcetcr tcam attend the meets at The Magazine To
Hydo Park than those rode behind yesterday. Each
ioi as changed horscs seemed TO be even better
than the We had just praised.
was sorry not to tho ''oulsidc farcsh ncG !oi
certainly II treat stranger should forget to take
advantage OF, while every gentleman In New Yorl
owes Colonel Kane debt OF gratitude In his anordirl
the public an opportunity OF seeing how coachmcl
should drive lesson, takc II, much wanted hero
both BY public and private johus
- =
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

Tho annual tall regatta Of this club will take place
to-day
Yachts will rendezvous at the Club House In Graves
end Bay at ton O'Clock A. ~ sharp
Tho Regatta Committee will decide the course this
morning
The yacht owners cordially invite all members TO
participate with them In the regatta.
Yachts not restricted in tho number OF persons
carried
Members and their friends reach the Club House
by steam cars IRON Greenwood hourly Tor Locust
Grove. ALONZU SLOTE,
HENRY HENrZ.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21

There but two team entries for tho mntoh--
q team representing the state OF New YORK and ono
from Connecticut. The latter first place on fine
team total OF $40 out OF possible ], 200 points Tho
New York team made SIG points, thus allowing that
splendid piece OF bronze, "Ihc Soldier Of Marathon
prize worth $3.50, which was presented annual CON-
petition by tho Commander in Chief behalf OF tho
State OF New York, to be carried Off by our friends
from Connecticut The second PRICE a gold badge
worth SIS, goes, as matter oi, course TO thu New
York State team, thero being no other contestants
THE cHAMPIoS's MATCH.
This competition was commenced At tho 200 yards
targets on tho first day OF The meeting ut had 10 DO
put oil the second day because OF tho military
ma cncs) and completed yesterday the 600 and
1000 yards butts by the conditions of the match Il
open to oil comers; weapon, any rifle within tho
rules distances, ZOO 600 and 900 yards rounds
al cac. range; position, standing 200 and any
without artificial rest at 600 and 900 yards enrnnc
fec 81 There were len prizes, including god silver
and medals given by the National Rinc Assoca-
ton. Tho cash value of tho fourth tenth prize
aggregated $s5 There were nfty.hve entries seven
OF the competitors retiring leaving forty eight who
shot in tho competition. The scores OF possi-
q btot
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
THE SCORES.

The individual prize Of gold medal, given by the
AdjuAnt General OF the State TO tho member oi the
National Guard making the highest the Gatng,
State and Army and Navy journal matches, was won
bv ". H. Dewar OF the Eighth regiment, on record
OF DS out OF possible 100 points Tho same also
taxes Stewards aggregate prize OF III points
The protest which was entered ny the team captain
OF the seventh regiment against the men Of tho Forty
eighth tOswegol on Tuesday evening laid yes
tcrday aud not acted upon Of the absence
OF members OF the Executive Committee.
THE PROGRAMME FOR Ssyr wxKK.
Major Henry Fulton captain OF The American team,
has received letter from Colonel j. y. burnside,
secretary Of the Committee on Arrangements of tho
Washington Rife Club, IN which he lays down very
fully the programme far completed TOR the rcccp
ton and entertainment OF tho rne teams week.
They arc expected to reach Washington next Monday
morning, when they viii be received by tho proper
committee and escorted TO the Abingdon House. In
tue afternoon visit viii be paid the range and per-
haps few khots nrcd. On Tuesday morning the
The New York herald., 1876-09-21


This also was an all comers' competition. Weapons
any rifc within the rules; distances, 800, 900 and
lG00 yards; ten rounds at each distance; position,
any without art ncia rest; entrance ce 81 So There
y-fve entries-tbc largest number OF long
contest al Crccdmoor Fifteen prizcs were distributed
among the winners, the aggregate value OF the pre-
NUNS being &325. The following are tao scores as
furnished ny tho statistical officer, Captain siovy.
They yot to be corrected, as through ncrtness
the part OF that department the tickets
finally gone last night, that the press could not
obtain details OF the shooting The scores arc ont
Of q possible 100 points,
The New York herald., 1876-09-21

teams will shoot Htecn shots at 500 yards
distance which will end the sport for that day.
Wednesday Will be devoted to a trip down the Poo-
mae River and wish to Mount vernon The teams
will shoot at the 800 yards butts on Thursday. The
visiting teams will be presented 10 President Grant on
Friday morning. and later In the day they Will pay
vsit TO the public buildings and the Soldiers Home.
The hnal stage o. 900 yards VIII be
cuded on Saturday morning. aud IN the evening the
remen and invited guests will DO entertained at the
house OF Governor Shepherd
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
THE BIG BRIDGE.

Yesterday afternoon the Engineer OF the East River
Bridge said that the next cable will not be stretched
over the until the early part o next month,
probably about the 4ih oi OCTOBER. Meanwhile
workmcn are removing unncrdcd scaloiding and
pointing the Joints IN the masonry.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
BETTING ON THE TEAMS.

Tho betting on the International Rife Match between
tho American aud Irish teams kept up till u lato
hour last night at tho pool There wcro great
many ANXIOUS bidders, and the auctloncers kept
busy all tho evening that event. TO tho exclusion
of tho Fleetwood Park trotng matches and the Louis
vile races.
The following account will show an average Of the
pools sold tho different rooms the Irish team being
dncidadIY the iavOrites-
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
SPARRING EXHIBITION.

sparring exhibition will be given this afternoon A.
Harry Hs, in Houston street, for the benefit Of Nike
Gillespie. who lately defeated Fiddler Ncary Patsy
Shepard, Nike Coburn, Billy Edwards and Seddons'
Mouse with host OF talent, VIII appear and the wind-
up VIII be between Johnny Dwycr snd Joe Goss.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
WRESTLING.
MONTREAL, Sept 20, 1874

MONTREAL, Sept 20, 1876.
Earnest Frehcr, tho champion wrestler Of France,
has accepted tho challenge oi william Heygstcr, who
challenged any man In the Dominion. Tho match will
take uIaco shortly.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21
WAVERLEY PARK.

In connection with the New Jersey State Fair at
Wavcrey, there the following trots decided yes
tcrday:-
WAvERLgY PARK, N j.. SEpr. 10 AND 20-Purse
$500, for horses that have never beaten 2;5s:
mile heats three In ve, in harness. $lc0 to the frst
800 10 the second $40 10 tho tbird; sixteen entries
The New York herald., 1876-09-21

The French pools at tho Turf Exchange showed
record half past ten O'Clock last night IS for Irish
team and 60 for the American.
The New York herald., 1876-09-21

for milo the former pulling 10 the latter all the way
Emma e. won by half a length, Laura dstanccd Tine,
l:s5H. Emma C. the iavoritc at 100 10 ~ before
the start for this heat
The following are the summarizes
RACE.
FrRsr $780, a dash OF a mile and half, for all ages
Starters
A. keene Richards b. G. Redman, by War Dance,
dam by So.ferino years old.
j. A. Grinstead's b. Phyllis, by Pheston, dam Lass
OF Sianey. years old.
j. McMahon's ch. z. Kilbourne, by Rinpmaster,
dam Ontario, years old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Time. 2:lo1s
THE ST LyGER, a sweepstakes tor three ycar-olds
two miles, closed with % nominations
Starters
Williams X Owens ch. C. Creedmoor, by Asteroid,
oam Target. l
u. H. Thomas b. c. Hcretoz, ~ Australian, dam
u. ssigcrts b C. Bombay, by Planet, dam Norn....
Nsmsn's bennington colt ................
j. T. Cromwell Co.'s b. C Harry Owens, by Gil
iuy, uaU fSteils. D
G. w. Stewards Oh. T. recalco, by Glen Atho, dam
VOira