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New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
THE REGULARS NOT TO BE MOVED.
THEY WILL REMAIN AT THEIR PRESENT posts 4
TIL ALL ~ QUIET.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-NO action has yet
been taken by the War Department toward returning
tae Federal troops recently ordered different points
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Missouri. Maryland and ese
where b. the posts occupied by them before no
labor troubles commenced, and it ts nor probable
that the troops win DO removed from these localities or
time 10 come the Government being able 20 provide
Tor the army point Just we at another and
there being ample facilities for tn maintenance n tho
troops in the siatos aforementioned At Rock Island,
H.. Fort McHenry, Baltnuore Aid gheny Arsenal,
Pttsburg anu other public forilcatious nnd buildings
adjacent the large cits dctaohmoEts Do comfort
ably quartercd as there J necessity ior ordering
troops back TO the barracks occupied by them before the
railroad suike MluY ~ these troops. it win hc rcmcm-
bcrod stationed IN the south That section VIII now
he without the presence OF Federal soldiers.
The whole object u issuing military supplies, arms,
e'c is now under the direct management 81 Gc1. Han
cock IN me Military Division Of tho Atlantic Lcut-Gen.
sheridan in tho Division OF the Missouri, aud Gen.
Mcdowell IN the vision Of the Pacific. toforr ta
issue arms and supplies 80 tne d.nf Has boon through
the rcsp.c. blrcaus Of the Nar Department. IN Wash
nst.n since the recent troubles commenced D. has
been duc'ned proper ~ leave ills matter "a - ha1d. x
fle military commanders mentioned wn1 ran sHipY
their troops without delay the cxcgenccs of the se
may require.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
pIssArlsFIrn cIGAR.MAEERs.

The Bohemian and German joumeymen
cigar-mikers including number al female operatives.
held what they called mlssm citing 10 C1ncoria hail
yesterday afternoon, 20 cfec. Joint orgln1a'i'n on
4oc.aIstio principles. German and i'ohem.sn Pr's'-
dent were chosen 90 cuturt the Ieein in abe persons
~ AIe.srs Polmaun aud Pratske and addresses we're
delivered b. several speakers, rom which 10 appeared
that one Of tho chief oauses OF d.ssatis'lc'i'h
among this class OF W0rsmou - thc system oi
i.nemou t-houss Labor Introduced in thls Gig
by Cine manufacturer. ~ WIS shown tl1t in nlnf n.
stance. from ten 20 twenty families WORKING Of cur-
masiue live 30 one hoa.e. each family occupyng ono
rool which 10 the s1ma time BE- usrd ~ workshop 40
result 0f which f.. B, ALLEGED disease and frequent
denths resolution was passed protrsfing z AGAINST me
inscti n in this mter OF the Board oi Health. whose
attention. Il WAS inserted, has been ropco-
cdy called 10 &c. It was mandri that tha
-y.ten tenement labor in tAe manHIiei".c -
cigars ha entirely abolished aHd b. w.s m'lWati
nat II Tins complaint not attended o 1y t1e pro ~
authorities like means would De adopted ns no t.t ~
rotl strikes Navy OF tfDsr present we're c1iuli.l -
nrn1,rs of the organization. ana have 90 tuut. i'iie
each nVs cents wcsa O. d'frN tis fNP'i-'-- II -
iot,srI mat number OF Socialist leaders were prrsoni
lulrr, ~ Citr-frnhei. lnIou. No lli, HIo however
keen aioor from ihs ~orislisrc movement. lhr ih-t
uluI,i Union strong ORGANIZATION, heni'clh- a'""s
f,vn nl..nd members. With ample fInis. when hfr
sa exclusively the b.rent OF mchbtrs iu c4sfs OF
di.t.ise 4ul inability work
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
CHARGE AGAINST a PHYSICIAN.

Coroner Flanagan yesterday received the
following letter from Dr. Naac, Deputy Register Of
Records askn. him hold inquest in TIE Of a
girl age seven years who died from water the brain
after q short illness;
Il b,vjuy been represented 70 this Bureau bv the
Flecfe Medical College ~ this CY tiBt y. Rock holds
fraudulent dp'oTl ply sicau "a arr respectfully
rauuested 10 hold inquest the OF Anna Fder
lem o. No Is Pitt ST., cccdt ttc OF her dc1il having
been ,oeriyeJ by tadar signed by thc Sad r. Hook,
tine attending physician.
An inquest will be held y the Coroner in the case on
the ground that the child died without medical alien
dance although Deputy Coroner Acr, who made an
examination OF the body yesterday, ascertained That Dr.
Uocks Judgment OF tine disease which caused death "as
correct Al Dr. Hooks residence last evening. il was
learned thai lie pursued hs medical studies lh Ptihany
and rhof an coming - this country. four years ago. hc
hocqinc "a member of the National Medical ASsec'aO of
PM nhia A certificate Of members 10 IN That Az
soratIn n in in mis- possession. and he stated that IL
w., accepted bv the Board of Health Of this City en-
ttn. him 10 practice medicine.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
TIE hudson RIVER TrNNEL.


Henry 5. White, of the firm OF White s. Blair,
attorney og tie Hudson River Tunnel Company
station with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, gave brief
history OF the embgrrassmens which the Company had
encountered sncc its Incorporation in 1874 From the
beginning he stated movements have been rcta dedby
the litigation into hch il had been forced by tie Morris
and Essex and Delaware. Lackawanna and We tern Rail
road Companies aud by the jersey shore improvement
Compauy IN all THESE suits the Tunnel Company
oessfu and lasi October procured tie appointment Of
Robert C. Baco. James L. Ogden, and John 81. Cornell
son os Commissioners to condemn the lands Since that
fine DR. Cornell son has died aud Washington b. VIII
1iotns has been appointed n his place. The Commission
ers have recently brought verdict 81 $4,000 against
the Tunnel Company indemnity toit opponents for
the use Of their lands during the construction Of he iun
neil Tbis amount the Tunnel Company cihn % DO
exOrbiiant and "a sIlt II now pending u reduce H.
IL il the intention Of toe Tunnel Company 10 beSln
work early IN Dc coming Fall snail tNehy-eSIt Ioct
deep has been dI- az The foot OF feenthst, Jersey
CIfv and his ie tb viii De increased twenty Icct rom
this "a a starting i.Ont tie tunnel will proceed IN
northeasterly direction under the Hudson kyer and TIC
ChiistOpheT-st ferry slip. Toe entrance ON the New
YORK side vii bc ia The nelghoorhood OF washington
fonare From jersey Clty the grade VIII descend two
fsrt in every hundred feet until point ZOO ftct from
te New York side Is reached wien II ~ili begin 10
ascend at OF one foot IN every hundred ieet he
Iuenty-tnree feet wide and Two separate HACKS.
Through it, entire length II VIII De hShleu ny gas.
Tbe Wall will be constructed Of brick, with thick
ress OF four feet. Al point VIII the top OF
r. ,DnneI be less than thirty ave feet below the
snrface OF the water, and IN many places II VIII De
seventy feet below. one hundred and twenty laborers
will be engaged IN the construction Oh me tuneL tne
10y will 90 on during the whole Of the twentyfonr
.onrs tse force working In three relays FOR egnt bcnr
sacn Although the tunnel will be used Tor the convey
,nes of passengers its main object VIII W the trsnspor
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
THE CITYS HEALTH
nr Jobn II Noplc Denuty- RpOistcr of Vital


Statistics. has made the following comparative report
for the past two weeks Week ending July =, deaths
717 births 500; marriages. ST. stil births ~ week
ending August 4, deaths GjO; births, b05: mafrages'
100 - births, -. BY the records II VIII be seen thaI
Suce the ftv District Physicians began thoir WORK.
there has been steady decrease in the ciys mortay'
For the week just previous the beginning OF the Wo"
Of these physicians the number Of deaths was sS az inc
end Of the first weeks work by this corps the de'h r"to
was 5i at the end of the second week 7l7 ana al 'e
end ot the last week Goa This is held TO snow hat tne
decreased mortality can he due 10 nothing Ou' 'e per
sstent efforts Of the Board Of Health ana the men ~
work under their direction.
Sanitary superintendent Day stated on SATURDAY aer
noon that the reports District Physicians showed
that darrh diseases had decreased greatly since lhis
corps began its work Nevertheless, there had been an
increased number OF cases OF scaratina ana Whoophs
cough and the successful treatment Of these diseases had
required the closest attention and tho most persistent
effort The number of families that have required medi-
cal attendance moi large last week rs uuhS te
week previous. This mainly due TO the decreas" III
cholera infnntm and diarrhUa diseases All the phys
clans reported deal OF destitution and sueI
ng for the want OF the neccssaries OF NE. me
suaIng too has been found to be much greater among
the deserving than noticed last year 30 many
persons out OF work. can earn so ttle tha1 u!
families are really on the verge Of starvation INC ms
tUcf Physicians have reported many cases where lhey
have been able direct the efforts OF CnauAbo persons
aud societies NOrkug assist the deserving pC"r "
that great deal OF suffering other than tait huncu
by disease has been aleyiated. The report on .ho Dis
Dr. DAY believes VIII prove to oo very interesting ana
important document.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
rrnrrsr rpnM scnrcH RIELFMEN.

The dispatch from London of August 3,
relative 10 the protest Of the Council Of the National
RIFE Cuh OF Scotland against United Ensiom teams
competing for the American Centennial trophy, has ere
atcd considerable controversy among Amor"sn rbnnrn
lint il l. ot likely that any action VIII be taken against
allowing the trophy to be shot FOR iu September The
original intention Of she National HHa Association of
Arcrca which is The donor nf the prize. was that it
shoid be- connected FOR by separate National teams from
Scotland ireland. England, and o,hrI nhe-sh'oilns
countries In ngand refused 10 enter unless a team
.c,1d be made MP from the three countries.
Although this was not acqniesoed IN. objection
made against united British team, ctherpn aadu" 10
r .s a .tifute for tn" separate ic1ni Ih' -r1tf
mon claim that m, En-l-hucu rcis ted tie PROVO
siti0n the precedent of separate teams wis esaoi a.
M p~uciual fear of the ~cotclucn is Lat should thc
trol,lv pass INTO the hands Of tie British team thrY
would proce 20 alter the conditions governing com
aud HAT the right of Scotland 70 c'ter team
would De denied The feeling here is precisely ne -tinr
a II was last year then created by the scotch Engi~h
controversy. That "auF tedln HcOtch, ISi Eh~I'h OF
mixed, VIII be accepted
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
Hnr A1In.rn 10 sAIL..

Theresa Bloch oi Chicago, with two little chill
drcn was 10 have sacd Tor 'rmauy on the steamship
oder on saturday. bat Telegram moan Chicago inter
copted tGem and they rih the woman's brother. sol
dier stationed at West Point were taken before Jsre
Wandel AT the jefferson Market Police Court. The tc-
rran stated that the woman had kidnapped the
children, but the brother declared thit their
father was druntru. worthless fellow and
tAat lie having suppo.tci lie children for q
considerable tn- i1i cured thoit m)iH'fa P.r-'i"h
To send t.ien % t.r4y. ~. -s5,r . agreed ID de-,
roiui,uv tle'n and lc ha u.lH Ecr lT iHc teie .rI
ne believed hccd f,ti satrd Dy ihc cIIiIrh *
=. .tber Justice Van ei wds ult satisfied villa the
explanation "a ordered taattlc child dei should Zoe kcit
10 Polic- Hciic iiItels unI! further adNices rom
ffnir4.u WEI ci.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

TIE OPPOSITION TO MIR. rREKLaND's ADNINlsTRA
TION.

TIE OPPOSITION TO MIR. fiEkLtNDs ADhlNi,iRA-
TION.
4 TlmCNE reporter visited number OF
D. le 'rtwciies n Nuiiamsjui2h, saturday, ~nd found
t.tf .., complaint VAS frequent among hrWs there tnd
O. ,tor F,eand never gave them any legal information
M I'D. .Etir duties when requested, and depended solely
g. a- -uborina-s for carrying on the wora Of the oS-
.- 80 one express q any doubt Of lis hon sly. ana
i'd thought an Investigation OF the management
o. The Brooklyn district would exoneIate hlm
personally from any charge Of fraud. II was
bellcvci. however that I'm consequence of hr Free
lands alleged nciicency. gross abuses had sprauS mp
r-d although no positive facts could be adduccd 10y tie
brewers rumors Of fraud II collecting abatement
cians' ard putting down on the ofice records IS
nbscouAed when they were living ID Bf0ok1 today,
wore fauilisr stories Auch complaint was made tb"t
tbe denuties were usoleut thc brewer nen when
tAey purchased Icveuu- stamVs aud tha hei- we're ar
necessary dsi0ys u furnishing iiie STAMPS Ni"ao!r
time WIS often Jos, n this way.
v Wliamshurcu said that Deputy Boone was the COlee
Tor de foco and Nr Fveand ooy Dc J@re ieAHd other
they came the Collector 20 be- informed ah'nt the reg
ul,iiOns OF lle district Ills experience ma Deeh thal
Nh Freeiaud never could tell anything wnlcA II was
bis duty tu tell as Government olhrcr. Tire fact
iIt ~ C,ertor t,ohably dd MOI know the JIM
b,twesa corn and malt and IL shaue 10 the kepub-
agta ~ al f. ~ ti sr tb oFce sioali Se r@iad siay
b..csusc le was the fiIend Of emil ent cersymen
'Whiie tAuk the place ncc,s h'e active man. con
ciudcd Mr. scnaru4nn viii say never neard IN tAe
woie distrct-and1 have had special opportunities Tor
seeing IN it-a word or suspicion aSdhSi Nf.
Frcsands honesty. HIS 0uicc however IS H perfect
ecuI aud il any fraudulent practice. have prevailed
among his subordinaes they pro ably sharp enough
20 cover dp their trtc6s.'
Sias H. butcher" said cx-Storekecper Jacobs re-
Gently to TEIBCSE reporter, has NualiY Tuu Col
lecIof Frc,laud'- office his political interest for
year aud half iIs freuds Richmond and Took Tor
Instance. are constantly gwen assignments, Wilu men
better qualified left 10 run about the streets, or
watched in order HAT tncy NAV De- TIPPED u and dis-
char ed efficiency iutcrcIes with nir uuFiosc~
OF course butcher ha- wOrScd through Boone All the
latter has uceu leruted DS Frceiaud To @ " out s Pc
csr theory Of dschtrgiug every man VINO knows some
tuc district and getting ia those whom
can handle. / presume the Collector Will not be mpl-
c.,ed m ANY haauc. way. bu. be has been responsible
Tor fbis faSOritsn. Tho tcchucddbcs, with wDch men
whom Il b. wished % gct rid OF rwholmej are TOO
numerous mention. On t4c other Aan the fayOrtes
OF tie 1ug' escape scot lrcc.'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
NArioNALlrY OF MDUGRANrs.

An official report made to the Bureau OF
Statistics shows u,4t Jarin. the month endn- july 81
1877. there arrived ths port 9550 passengers OF
whom Glib were nnm grams. 2,2i2 ciuzcn' Of the
United states and G)i ,ioUrucrs. o. the toai number
OF Immigrants 3 92J men, ard 2.7~- women. of
tnese there from England. 1888; Scou1nI 237
Wales Il: Ireland 9i6; Germany, l,513 Austria AZ;
Sweden $40: Norway 3Oz; u .nm.rk. 39l, France.
100: switzerland, iJs; SPAN D.; ltl, IL; l4'4it a..
40: Bcl-u.l, .; Russia, $40; folani l.; iuafiTt ,
l.: Cuba p; HrrIuudI 90 - -NIco. Turkey aud Nuya
~cotiI each: FulInC, On.AIo Island ot 81 iiuc, ut
lar. .cq .: Greece Cilus, Gualcnaia Brazil Nrtrzuc-
Ia Uruglay, British Guiana, Porto Kcp, liIFt Qua -
coupo. Martinique, Gibraltar and Australia, each
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
LABOR AGITATION.
DIsMIsSING PENNSYLvANIAS TROOPS.
GOV. HARTRAsFPs CONPLIhENTs-RECEPTIoy OF
LIE EIRsT DIYIsION IN PHILADRLPHIA.

GOV. HARTRAsFTs CONPLIHESTs-REcErTIoy OF
THE FIRST DIVISION IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5.-In his special orde.
dIsmissng the State troops, Issued at Kingston yesier
day, Gov Hsrtranft said:
"Your prompt response made 20 the sudeen call for Wig
execution OF all directions cheerful obedience
to all commands, and especially your gallant re-
sstance 10 mob violence No Pittsburg, with tho
lesson there taught by you 20 the law-breakers,
are good evidences of your faithful efficiency.
The good results which followed have not
alone been confined 10 the locality Of the occurrence
but all those resisting lawful authority 10
understand what be expected II there be con.
tinuance in defying the law" Gov. Hartranft also OK
tended his condoleuce and sympathy TO the companes
and relatives Of Lieut. J. Dorsey Ash OF the keystone
Battery and the enlisted who killed at Pitts
burg
The First Division Of the Pennsylvania National Gnarf
struck tents Scranton Saturday night, and were
brought to this city reaching here shortly after O'Clock
this morning. They oamc by way of the Belyiere and
Delaware Railroad Trenton, and thence by tAe Penn.
sylyania Railroad 20 Philadelphia. the troops came in
four sections aud greeted tho railroad by an I'M
crowd They treated TO coffee and aad gches
at the depot restaurant After being the soldiers
formed line and marched in body 70 the corner Of
Broad ana Walnutsts, where they were reviewed by
Mal.-Gcn. Hancock and afterward dismissed. Dcega-
ons OF the Grand Army met the various commands and
accompanied them 70 their armores, where receptions
were accorded them in the shape Oi bOunfu repa At
tho Fcncblc headquarters Capt. Ryan and Ma-Gon.
Loud made short speeches.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

The German speaking section of tho social
Democratic WoraIngncu's party OF the United states
heid crowded meeting at the Germaua Assembly,
Rooms on saturday ngAt aud plans aud measures we're
discussed TO organize Tor an active participation -
,utur. campagu- g. follow the example of the soc"i
n.,n,erals and ntcrnarouals" n Europe. com
,,t,t.e ot ave was formed a. raise funds 10
ad of the striker Donahue. heli IN Ludlow street Az
And a sinall amount raised forthwith among tA,,o
nr,.rt Ths German section of tho Social btluc so
nil.tion Is represented Ia number about Tour hnn
dred members There s an Eugish spcaAing s,et..n
equally large. and 10 was announced tnHA "i"'res ~
EIelsh-s speaking branch was about neihg iormri -
sides thesc there bohemian and ffehcn speAAins
sections Ia tbis city, when have rroeN'P Oo'" wv
lantZcd
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
CoYrY ISLAND TRAINS IN COLLISION.

A collision which can hardly be called acc'-
dental occurred Saturday upon the Greenwood b-h
and Coney Island Railroad 10 was caused primarily Dy
an .ne running or track in the morning the con-
sequcut delay causing Al the trains % be behind time
The 6:3O p n train heavily lodon with passeng ls iad
left ney Island al ESQ and running AT mgh rate
of speei v hen abou. two miles from Locust Grove II
cane into collision With train, wnch was being pusheu
towards the beach, and tho and locomotives were
piled together IN fused neap Tue passengers were
thrown from their seats by the shock, and many were
more or less injured 10y striking their faces against me
seat. n front OF them child Aads teeth driven through
its lips BY the concusson There were few pas~en erS
upon the down tram. buj they were al badly bruised
one man receivug suct severe Injuries that he was
removed f. a uei.h1oring f,rm house and ply i'an
was unmoued 20 attend him When tie passon-ria had
r.c cred from their -at thcy became very ih"1 "H
with flr railroad for a'DWiHI Nil4i - i 50
needless an accident and several threatened ll"eut
treatment of any Wu0n they uigJt encounter. Al We're
conprlei 10 Nak To- tie stsaWCf, distance i hcdii9
miles. ana reached the CITY i.g two hout. Etc
The eugluedro ie loaded train declared mat DE- 50" e
other tIau approaching and slowed uP n Ir 20 IaNeh
, accident: lt the Ot1rr CnEAc nCluE IN tHc rear "l
In. train OF seven cars. its driver moi informed o
he approach Of the up train uul - was 100 lae 10 pre-
vent ne collision. Many 0f tHc as,eu GERS, Oh c o'het
hand. assert positively that The Whistle OF w uo.h
brakes W.s almost Immediately followed Iy te CT ao4l'
Tie accident VIII be Investigated DY the aut1Fltc5
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
APLEA FoR TIE Old DUTCH NAMEs.

D =
SIR: | regretted TO see from the heading,
Barge Race the Kin Won Kun" IN today's TRIBUNE
that It lending influence to effect change In the
name OF the inlet connecting New-York and Newark
BAYS You need not to be reminded that the Dutch were
the first settlers here and although Of different race,
feel somewhat ayerse surrenderiag the which
thoy conferred upon different localities The inlet Ia
question for more than 300 years borne the title Of
XII van Ku" and all the Van Bensselsers, Van Hornes
and Van Zandts might with the same propriey Ignore
their descent from Dutch ancestry and call themselves
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

The Irish American Rife Club shot in its sixth compe-
top for tho Burton trophy 300 and 500 yards,
Sergeant " D. Ward being the winner, with score OF
Sc out of a possible 10. a.,
GEN MIIsn presented the Club with gold badge for
weekly competition. which is TO be won three tines D".
fore becoming the individual property OF the winner AZ
The close OF tie shooting this Club held meeting anu
decided to accept the challenge of the irish American
Rifle Club Of Greenwich, Conn., 10 shoot naich ~ an
early date challenge also sent TO the ScOtL7h-
American Rife Club Of NewNOrk 10 shOOt HlatcH aI
90 aud 500 yards, or before October !. ,
The I'm Regiment Rifle Club contested Tor the " dia
nonI" badge NJ roo aud 500 yards, ana II was wonDy
Cant l. l., Price with "a Of A. out OF possible
10 The shells" by Corporal 1. W. Linton,
with a score % out Of possible - points at JVO
yards. ,
capt John Klein OF the Century Hotel at Creedmoor
has made preparations for series or gaSs-Dai malc9r7
ana the remen practice at the sport nearly every day
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
QUIET AMONG THE COAL MINERS.

TIE MEN AT WIEEsBtRRg DETERMINED To STAND
OUr FOR TWENTY-FIVE PER CENr-rHE DE-
MANDs MADE ~ THE HAZIErON REGION.
WnKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 5.-The miners
held large meeting in Dauas Grove saturday after
noon. and sent an invitation to Mayor Loomis and
sheriff Krtendlil to come and inform them why tho
military are here Tie Mayor present and made
sreech counseng them TO Doe peaceable. They adopted
resolution asking that the military De taken ont OF tho
valley Part Of them marched through the principal
streets with baud OF music.
To-day las been quiet one among the strikers hero
being no demonstration OF any kind. and bl, few srk
er seem Twelve companies Oi United -tstef troops ar
rived here this forenoon under the command of GEN
wilson Thes, are pa,s of a., I3th and 22d Infantry
and number 400 men. They are encamqel in the mar
kofhouse i'm tho central part oftaecity coi Bonnrin
with veteran regiment from Philadelphia is eucamped
near the Valley depot.
Gov Hartranft left AT to-day FOR P.ttsburZ with
his s'aG.
Gen. Persons headquarters are now ~ Kingston
Gen Hnienkoper has command az Scranton. Tho
United states troops have como TO say until The trouble
is over.
Thcmners are determined IN stand for an incra'e y
twenty 1--WE per ccn There are no prospects tAat they
VIII give in for a long time 70 como.
H,zrEr0v. Penn. Auc. 5.-At . dclec'tr meeting -
the miners ~ H,zcton region held yesterday % was
resolved 20 ask fo advance Of ia por Gems from e
18th instant tae Company be given uu-l tEe l'ih
Instant TO signify thor acceptance H is reported mat
the delegates Wefr pledged 70 make the an''e
demluds The representation from tho Beaver
Meadow district very iul, while the N0rih
side, which includes Jedio, Eb,rvaie. Eckley, Dr'.-
ton Mrnersville, uol wood, LItumer. and Upper
fcl.h was but slightly represented Tnc maiu Object
~ te meeting was said ~ have been 90 attempt ror-
,auI2 tiuu nf thr Wursu.mrHs hfucyornt Assoc Do
i0-rifi,us ou pIs rn - Miners uho have he f0llfe
been very artye .n organizing srh-s have rA'.r'''t
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

sculls one mile and return. c. W. Leo OF tho Triton
Club and w. Johnson of the Adephi Club were the only
contestants Lee won in 1s minutes and 20 seconds.
The second race for pairoard boats included three
hoats representinr the Acquackanonk Eureka and Tr
ton Clubs The race proved be interesting one be-
tween tLe frat and last clubs as the Eurekas crew. los
ing all hope. the contest The race was won W
tbe Acouackanonk Club in IG minutes. 14li seconds.
The Last race was for sX-oared bargcs two crews o
engaging in this contest from the Triton CinD, ana
ton boat won in IL minutes q seconds, by length anu
fhraa