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THE scHooLsHIp ST. MARY's.

VISIT TO THE VESSEL AT GLEN COVE HAIR
DoR THE VOYAGE TO LISBON AND MA
DElRA-ExpEEiTN Noes OF THE Boys-AccI-
DENT TO LIEUTENANT DE LONG,
Tho picturesque harbor Of Glen Cove Is at present
envencd by the presence OF tie United States ship
81 Mary's For the last three days she has been
chored IN these waters and the passing oil boats
veying the officers, the boys and their friends and
fro from the shore to the vessel has broken up the
usual quictudc OF the resort The ST. Mary's
Is an old war vessel, ana has for tho last
three years been used as a nautical school. IL Is
maintained by ,hc Board OF Education OF New York
aud this Board, with committee of the Chamber OF
Commerce, manage tho school There at resent
about hundrcI boys on board and they are under
the educational direction OF the super ntendeut Com
mander Robert l.. Phythan, United States Navy; Lien
tenant W. Dc Long United States Navy; instructors,
Lieutenant william II. Jayues, United Staes navy;
Master r. q. Peck, Un,ed States Navy, and Surgeon J.
John Page.
The 81. Mary's LEFT New Londoa on her last voyuge
Nav 20 and reached Llspon June IS passage OF
twenty three days The snip encountered some rough
and very disaarecable weather. anording the young
sailors opportunity OF acquiring practical knowledge
.ot the disposition of ship under weather
Tho day before the vessel arrived Lisbon Ieuten-
ant Dc Long met with severe accident Ito
was standing on the horse block as the SHIN WAS
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THIRD ANNUAL REGATTA or THE LONG BRANCH
ROWING ASSOCIATION.

THIRD ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE LONG BRANCH
ROWING ASSOCIATION.
The third annual regatta Of the Long Branch Rowing
Association was held yesterday afternoon at Pleasure
Bay, and terminated quite successfully, notwithstand-
Ing the untavorabe weather during tho carly portion
of tue day. This the first open regatta ever gwen
by tho club, US those OF previous years have
always been confined to members of tho
club The morning. was very unpleasant, MS from
twc,ve until three Z. H. the rain came down
IN torrents and at time the regatta committee had
very serious nlenous OF poslponins The races until
they could obtain more favorable weather. As num-
her Of tho competing had come from q dlsunce
they determined TO carry through the programme rain
or shine. The regatta committee Messrs. ID. N.
Hildreih Jr., d. W. Doughorty aud W. T.. Hdreth,
and The judges Messrs Richard Stockton, William
Dougherty and H. I. Hail. Mr. James O'Neill oiicatcd
rs referee. and Mr.. ID. NJ. Hndrcth, Jr., AS time
Keeper. Tho races were to have taken place
at four 7. ~, sharp but II was alter
that time before the pair oars in the water In
the meantime, however, the foundation Tor another
very pretty fight between aquatic scribbcrs WIS laid
In protest that was made against Ed smith, OF the
ton OF Amateur Oarsmen had declared him pro
cssional The Nautilus pair were not the protesting
parties, as the point was raised by the Athletic four
They stated 10 the HERALD correspondents that they
had protested because by tho rules OF the Natioual
ASSOCIATION OF Amateur Oarsmcn they became profes
sionals II hey pnled against profess lona The whole
thing was rather ridiculous on the lace, US SMITHS
position had already been clearly defined NJ the limo
OF the international regatta The Athletics also wished
II to DO understood That they wero not going
IN this race but after the Agonautas mai started they
would pull over the course aud beat them II they could
The first event 10 the programme was the double
SOULS, Tor which W. Mann aud I'D Smith, OF the Arso-
n"utas, and +. Lcven and Walsh, OF tho Nautilus,
companled By a Steam launch. which carried the
referee aud the members OF the press. The
finished in front oI Prces dock at Pleasure Bay and
the start was down the bay nearly mile distant
The Argonauta pair led at the start, but before they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-16
ATTEMPTED ASSASSIN ALTON.

An attempt was made to assassinate q policeman IN
Jersey CITY early yesterday morning Oficer O'Con.
nor, who patrols Newark avenue, between Washing.
ton street and the CITY Hall, had just reached the
grocery store of Mcssrs. Ward Il McGowan, on tho
corner OF Warren street, and In the act Of trying
the door to II II secured, when he heard the
report OF pistol and the whzzing Of bullet passing
his car. The missile intended for the officer
lodged IN tho door which he a moment boz
fore hac been examining. miikman Aamed
Horton. who and heard the shot, says
he man running into hallway OH Warren
street adjoining drug store The otiiccr called rs.
ance fastened ~ the hallway indicated, but
fou nd the door closed. On entering tho premises q
search failed reveal any traces Of tho would
he assnssin IL Is sup osed the party who fred
the shot concealed himself bchnd wagon which stood
the street the immediate vicinity oil tho shoot
ing The onicer knows cause why the attempt to
take his life should lfavc been made.
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FEARFUL REVENGE.


MAN LITERALLY CARVED BY A FORMER PAR
James widermoti, machlnist employed in tho
Deamater Iron Works at tho foot OF West Thirteenth
street, aud residing AT No. Az West Twenty sixth
street. IN TINS cy was married twenty five years ago.
aud now has IA family OF grown-up children.
some OF whom married. Some time ago
be formed an immoral acquaintanceship with a
woman residing IN Williamsburg. She subsequently
married a man named Mccormick, and with him,
some i've years ago, went to San Francisco wnere he
was to take the management OF shoe shop. Tho
couple got along well together until last spring. when
they unfortunately met a man from Williamsburg who
had known both before they were married. In tho
drinking bout which followed tho meeting tho Will
amsburgcr revealed the aaison of Mrs Mccormick
before her marriage with wdcrmolt. TINS led TO
bitter quarrcs between the husband aud WIFE, and
finally 10 separation She East. bound TO take
bitter revenge on WiIdcrmott the OF ali her
troubles. She reached here about month ago, aud
at once sought apartments IN the neghborhood IRON
which she started ana hnuly settled into rooms at
No I26 FIRST street, Williamsburg.
She then called nj Delameter's shop to coax Wilder
mott over to her. Al first he refused but finally
promised TO meet her NJ any tmo she would ap POI
On tuesday, she wrote him n0tc which he recoiv ed
yesterday, asking him to meet her last night which he
did.
She greeted HIN cordially but they had some words
after TIE first greetings were over during which she
sand she would cut MN. This nc laughed oil aud alter
some further conversation he attempted to take ber
ties with her she did not resent them, but CON
mcnctd stabbing him with u shoemaker's knife sho
hud concealed IN her dress
la less than "a moment tho man horribly mutilated
staggered down tho street where he found by ON
Ger Dickcrman aud taken to the Eastern District II s-
pital Here his wounds discov ered 10 DO a cut
fully i've inches long aud deep IN tho front OF each
thigh two cuts on the back of the left hand sevcrDg
every VEN, one across the back OF the rght and
aDoher which spit the middle nngcr OF tnc right hand
from tho nail To The second JOINT. The wounds wcro
dressed and tho nun ms Tho hospital with little
or no hopes OF his recovery.
Captain Wogam and Detective Short arrested tho
woman AT her rcsuencc, ana she freely acknow lodged
The crime, only rcgretting that she had pistol to
blow hIf brains out She taken to tho hospital
and identified by Wdcrmott the pnrty who had IN.
Jurcd him, and then locked up. She gave her
name as Honora Mccormick tnrty nvc years Of age.
she Is PLAIN looking woman, Of medium height
and stOut build
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mont are all new to the New Workers, the club only
having been recently started.
The second eleven OF the Staten Island Club will
play the Columbus. OF Hoboken, next week.
Tho 81 Georges, staten Island amt Manhattan clubs
viii VISIT Pbladefha ncxt month TO play the return
matches against the clubs OF that city.
The following Is the record of the local clubs 10
date;--st Georges played II games won s. lost 3;
Staten Island played games, won lost Manhsts"
play ed games, won 4. lost z.
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ASSAULTED A COLoRED WOMAN.

John Waters, residing at No 10 State street. Bsooe'
yn, was arrested yesterday, charged with ndscenuy
assau,lng Rose cran.op, colored woman, residing I"
No 4, Chapel street, Rose states that tho assault vas
committed on hcr abou, O'Clock IN tho morning,
while snc was returning rom Visit 10 . friend 10
nol,cc M a hard case taken before Justice bO0m
nuc hod for EXAMINATIONS
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BISHOP connroAN's VIEWS.


Right Rev. Bishop Corrigan was found at tho epis.
copal residence In Newark yesterday BY reporter and
asked for information touching tho vineland burial
case which Rev. Father vivct, Of vinclaud
has ordered the removal from tho Catholic cemetery
thcro of tho OF Italian because de-
ceased had not attended to his religious
duties The Bishop said he had received
ob,aincd pretty air view oil the Father vivct
he thought had strong civil case TO stand upon, but
had erred IN demanding the removal or the body
lgious grounds The cemetery belongs the Caholi
MissOn corporation oil which the priest IL the head
Upon the facts In the Bishops possession he thought
priest mud clear civil right demand removal
OF the corpse, but no erred and exceeded tho
authority conferred upon him by the Church IN calling
Tor tho cxhumaton OF the body on tho ground that
Mapgioli neglected ~ make his Easter communion la
TINS connection the Bishop explained the regulations
OF the Church respecting burial IL was decided by
tho Council OF Baltimore. lao said, that Christian
ial shall be refused TO The following classes OF per-
sons:-lhc unbaptized, Tor they are not Christians;
such AZ are communicated by name, which rarely
happens, and probably has never occurred Ia
this diocese; deliberate suicides, and rucn az
lead rotor,ously scandalous lives, that theii
burial in consecrated ground would itself be
scandal. In all cases OF. doubt whether case
falls within these regulations the Bishop 10 DO
suited II this course is impossible then the pastor
must take the charitable side II decided by
tho Lateran Council That person ncgcctng religious
duties might be refused ntermcnt IA church GENE
but III all such instances the Bishop alone, not
priest must decide Therefore,, Father Vtvct errod.
1his regulation, said tho Bishop, nevcr enforced.
He would enforce II himself tho diocese oil New
nrk and 1t should DO found that there ts other
objection to Maggion's intcrment IN the Vinoland
Cemetery than that gwen Father Nvets otter, the
body should certainly be aoacd TO remain where IL 10
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THE sIBAeo LAKE nEGATTAs.

PoRILAsD, Ne, August 10, 1871
The professional single sculi Scbago Lake to-
day won by ''Frenchy' johnson (coorcdj OF Bos-
ton, IN 1sm $685., beating Sanders and Ly nch, of
Salem; Ross. of ST. John Drscoll Of Lowell who was
second, ana ODonneII OF Portland The distance was
a snort three miles.
SEBAGo LAKE. Me-, August Is, 1871
The rowing regatta commenced today with an anna
teur smell race. There three entries. viz.:-
Murphy and Mcshane, OF Portland, aud Mahonc, vi
Boston. Mcshane won easily. Time, Ism. lis.
The match race, single shells, between AUcrn OF
Boston, and Kennedy, OF Portland for 500 a slae was
won by the latter. Time, 22m. AIS
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The following were the entries:-

tho course was from the head OF long wharf around
Dyer's Island, the boats keeping south and passing
Rose Island ON the port anu on the return going
around Can buoy near Limerick lighthouse and thence
to point OF start n- distance OF fifteen miles. About
The time mat Bshop's Rock uuoy "a, reached tao
WIND, which WIS now southeast. died out, ana he
Titania, Poster and Sappho anchored Previous to
reaching this point the Dove gave up the rhe
wlnd soon alter sprun. up winch enabled the larger
boats To gam uii The handcappng OF smaller ones,
and the latter were pra -tIcaliy OF The race. Tho
sinkeboat at Dyars Island rounded IN the follow
ing ordcr:-sioop NIctoria-wnich boat had occurred u
decided Advantage OIL Cvastur's narhOr with ncr gan
topsaii--and catooats iitania, Fidget, Poster AID
snppho. Then the Vctorll Fidget ana 1itlna sailed
down the course while HE Poster and sappno suo wed
their heels aud gave up the race
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THE COMING CONTEST AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, August 10, 1877.
Courtney, Riley and PIais,ed are hard at here
getting order Tor the contest nat will take place OH
the 2sth inst Other oarsnen expected this alter
noon and Moons, Myers and othcr hotels by the lake
side are beginning to be visited by lovers Of acquatc
wno wish To got look at tho muscular CHRISTIAN
while taking their daily work. That the coming race
Will decide the question to who Is the champ on
oarsnan vi tao country there can be doubt, and
thousands will DO there 10 zee.
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HANDBALL.

An exciting game OF handbali was played yesterday
at McQuade's court No 4oi Madison street. between
the McQuade brothers and Courtney aud Grady, OF
BROOKLYN Since the recent defeat OF the Mcouadcs by
Courtney and his partner handball players have
anxousIy looked for the match played yesterday
The McQnade Brothers the iavorites In tho bet
ting. und carried OF the iaurels The match best
IN the following scorc:--
McQuadc liroihers. IL 81 Ii 81 81 II IS
courtney aud Grady. ...... II IL II II II :
Another mach Will be played between tho par
Ties nj Courtney 70 court ON Wednesday next
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AN ABANDONED YACHT.

Sergeant Bass, Of the Atlantic Dock Police. Brook
Ign, discovered abandoned JIb and ma'nsail yacht
lying at the foot OF kIns street yesterday. lie
learned from William McGlonc, watchman employed
the oil works by, that at an early hour IN the
morning the yacnt came 10 anchor. and almost immc-
atcy thereafter Ave lett her ana rowcd away IN
the direction OF Governors Island The party be
hcvef to have been river thieves. Tue yacht has a
black hull with yellow streak, white cabin and yellow
deck. 1hc cabin door had been broken open ana the
vessel had evidently been robbed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-16
BASEBALL.

closely contested game took place yesterday ut
Chicago, between the League champion Chlcagos ana
the crack indianapolis team OF the strongest clubs
in the country. The following is tho score-
Chicago. U o U l--5
Louis Vs. Chicago, at Chicago; Rochester vs. LOUIS
vile, az Rochester; Hartford vs. Cincinnati at Brook.
yn; star vs. Noisy. at Greeuvie, aud Live Oak vs.
Lowell at Lynn.
AZ Observation-Disclosures o; LouisvilIes l.
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NEWPORT YACHT CLUB.

RACE FOR THE coMMoDoIEs pRIzE-sLoops
AND CATS SAILING UNDER DIFFIcULIIEs-
THE VICTORIA TIE WINNER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. L. l., August 10, 1871
Five cats aud one sloop of tue Newport Yacht Club
sailed handicap racc to-day for elegant prize
given by the Commodore OF tho club, Mr.. Louis l..
Lorilard, oil New York. The day undesirable
as could well be imagined, there being scarcely any
wind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-16
TRAIN WRECKERS CAPTURED.

Detectives Brown and shcehan. Of tho Erie Railway.
have succeeded in arrcs,ing TOUR young mon, giving
their names as william Frederick, Thomas Kelley,
Michael Gicn and Martin Kelly, who are charged
with cutting train OF coal at tho top OF the
Newburgh incline. and sending them down the Pas
sengcr track at high ratio VI speed. The PASSENGER
tram was due just then, but fortunately u was be-
hind time that fearful collision avoided. Had
the succeeded in thor purpose sherc might
have been terrible loss Of life. Inc prisoners were
committed to ia 10 await trial.
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CRICKET NOTES.

On Saturday next tho 81 Georges Club OF this city,
Will play the Belmont Club. oil Philadelphia, on tho
grounds ut Hoboken Tho Philadclphans have been
well represented IN tins vicinity this ycar Tho FOL.
lowing Quaker CITY clubs have played the local clubs
hcro:-Young America, Merton, Germantown, and
University oil Pcnnsylvania Tue members Of tho Del.
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have now broken the Ice by fulfilling my promise to
tho English gentlemen who desire come here. l
have accomplished my commission from them and
have gwen my opinion the subject, doing what
could promote the project OF international pigeon
shooting match, and hope that such match may BIO
brought about between our best gentlemen
and those of the London clubs. IRA T.. PAINE
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SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, August Is, 1877
Excitement aud discussion about the result of yes
terdays for tho Kenner Stakes has just subsidized
by the entries for to-morrow's being placed
the boards In Morrisseys club and speculation ID
already lively, both the books and combinations
The fields considered good and the speculation on
the several large The following is list OF
the entries for and the pool selling the
evcnts:-
GRiNsrEAD srAKEs--THREE QUARTERS OF NILE FOR
Two-yEAK.oLDs
F. smythos b. Wade Hampton by Gcnelg--
G. L. Lorara's b. c Duke Of Magenta, by ioxins
p LorIard's Que or more Of twelve entries. los
J. Grns,eads b. c. by Alarm, dam by War Dance los
J. A. Grinstead's ch. c. BUNDLE Bee, by Bonnie
Scotand--Belia Donna.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los
MILE AND THREE QUARTERS
Carr CO.. b. c. Viceroy, by Giroy-Sister TO
G. L. Lorara's b. h. Tom ociiiree' by L :;iI
L. Harris b. c. Henry Owens, by Giiroy-Estee,
nissncoci's ci c. glasgow by War Dance,
dam by 10 stoner, years old. Ill
j. T. Williams b. &. Vera Cruz, by virsi-Regan,
EIGhrH
o. Bowe's CHI Mary, by Dickens-My Maryland,
G. l.. Iorard'. vr. G Ambush py ius,raian i00
Dolly Morgan, years old. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ill
J. T. Williams b. g Vera Cruz, by virgil-Regan.a
G. Longstal's D. c W /. Higgins, by Pat Molioy-
YeIlowbrd. years old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
+. smythe's ch. IN Madge, by Australian-Aia-
bama years old. ........................ 112
Dryer Brothers b. c. Vermont, by Vigil-Nannie
Butler, years Old. .................. 90
J. crawford's b. c. Dan X, by Bonnie Scotland
JENNIE June, 3 years old Observation-Disclosures. %
ID. NJ. McDanicls CHI T. Sister OF Mercy, by War
Dance--sster OF Charity, years old. ........ LOG
HANDICAP HURDLE
l. Harts CHI. h. ReddIng, by Harry of the West,
:, dam by 10 Stoner, years old. -. $50
u Aloways g. Audubon, By Australian
Heress AGED. ................. $50
John LAWYERS D. b. Mo- nstonc, by Asterold---Ala-
oama aged =. ......... ..................... $50
T. Reeds .. &. Senator NJ. Qato Shaugraunl by
Tipperary- Jenny p, 6yeas................... l40
j. y Caitanach's b. y. Bcncher by Brown Dick
Benicin, years old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1875
DAILY Brothers Oh. I. Dandelion by Oysterman,
Jr-Bct Arlington, 8 years old .............. 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-16

The trottns match for 900 announced to take place
stF'eetwood Park yesterday between Thomas TrmbIcs
white gcldng continental ana Patrick Murpby's bay
mare Lady NJ. d.d not come oil on account OF tho
irst clear day