The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-31

and the cheers after cheers which are going up tongn'
here at the Parkview Hotel for tho Beaverwycks es
ufy how well all appreciate the fact
The great prize won to-day by the Beaverwycks Is
handsome silver cup, valued ut 81 600 Each OF tue
crew Will have gold medal, aud each member OF the
second boat London, silver medal These prizes are
contr and paid for OF the funds collected by
the Regatta Committee. Tue Beaverwyck crew packed
up their boats this evening, and will return homo To-
TIKI WARD BROTHERS BARRED OUT
The Ward brothers desire us to call attention to the
fact that they to be allowed to in the race
for the professional championship OF the world, ana
that the only ground offered by the committee Is that
they had not entered time They say that they
never the Official notice till after the entries
CLOSED; but that matters little. The real ques-
tion is not whether they were entered in time
but whether 1t will work any iDlustice TO bar them.
Four crews are to rowthe Thames, ST. John, Halifax
and Paisted Which ore OF these will IL harm in the
slightest degrecY Which one had he been told before
leaving home that the Wards were to row, would have
held back on that ACCOUNT Which one did
not expect all along that they row,
and that they OF all men, being the present
champions of the world, to row.
The committee say that they resolved 10 close the en-
tries many days ago, and they must be closed but
George Adams is said to have resolved the night of
the Goth inst to throw the night of the track
quences he reconsldered Is 1t utterly be-
yond the power OF this committee who made
this really unimportant enactment to reconsider
IL? Are their determinations unelastic ard
unaterabie that all hope Of giving four Americans,
and four most deserving Americans, whose names are
household all this land stand up
In America for proud honor they won in America
and nobody in I'VE long has seen IL 10 try and
come and take II away from ihem II the Regatta Com.
mittee OF the Schuylkll Navy and United
States Centennial Commission wish to do an
act that Will make their name most unwelcome in the
OF almost every true American all over the world,
and will put blot on this meeting and its manage
mcnt that Will long be hold up against them, let
them now carry out this saring injustice But
If they wish to stand before tho public
really fair men who mean TO make race for tho
champ onship OF the world, for that OF tho wholc
world and part of IT, then let them tell the tour
horny handed modest who here to- night
knocking Tor admission, that their past services are
ind cd. appreciated and that Will be moro VOL
come than the same worthy sons OF one old man In
quiet, homeke Cornwall.
THE PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY.
The programme for tomorrow Thursday is as fol-
lows:-
tween f. E. Yates and c. +. Courtney, of the Union
Springs, and H. Gourley and +. Pleasanon, OF the
Quaker City Club.
At quarter to three the second heat between W. G.
Thomas, OF the Pennsylvania; j. b. Mngus, OF the
vesper; J. Mccartney, OF the Friendship, and Ed.
Mills, Jr., of the Aalanta
shells-(red) Nautilus, W. Walsh and +. D. Roache
(whitc) London, j. o. Howell and A. Trowcr (bIue
ATLANTA, w. II. Downs and j. f. Eustis lgreen) Argo
nautas, f. Smith and +. c. Edred
At fifteen minutes past four second trial heat for
pair-oTcd shcls-(red) Northwestern. Corning and
Curtis; (white) London, Lebatt and Gulston; (bluc)
Northwestern, Korn and Smith.
At fifteen minutes to SIX the final heat OF single SOULS
The winner OF the first heat will occupy the second
place. and the OF the second heat the first place.
the west sdo OF the river.
RECEPTION OF THE EUREKAS.
Despite their defeat In the international contest on
Tuesday the Eurekas promised very hearty vel
come on their homo to Newark In consequence
OF their victory on Monday Their friends arc arrang-
ing tor most generous reception upon the arrival OF
the Saturday. Tho great thread factory in
which the members employed will turn out
masse with band at their head and meet the "boys'
Mt he der