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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

LAST DAY OF TIE ANNUAL CRUIsE-cLAM-
BAKE, ATHLETIC AND AQUATIC spoRrs--THE
SQUADRON BREAKS UP TO-DAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEwpoRT r. l., August II, 1877.
The New York Yacht Club squadron remained at
anchor all day AT eight O'Clock this morning tho
yachts dressed with bunting and the weather
beng fine tho fleet presented a beautiful nautical
specta II had been the purpose Of the Tag officers
since leaving Glen Cove TO offer three cups
be sailed Tor the Block Island course, but at a
meet Ing held on tie flagship last evening discuss
the matter there developed such unwillins ncss
the part of the majority OF tho enter
their boats that the whole affair was abandoned
to the disappointment OF the citizens of Newport It
is pity that the could not have been agreed
upon, there good breeze throughout tho day.
Commodore Kane sent to Providence this morning
for tug take the owners Of the yachts and their
guests Goud's Island, where Mr. s. !. Post OF New
YORK. had invited tnem to partake OF clambake.
Upon their arrival tho visitors found great Preparations
had been made to make tho time pass pleasantly for
them bake In the royal old fashioned Rhode Island
style was ready for approval aud the manner IN which
va cntsmen demolished The structure devourcd
It's savory ingredients wOuo have astonisned people
with ordinary appeutes
ATHLETICS AND AouATlcs.
After the clans ana chickens, the and crimson
lec games were improvised aud satisfactorily decided
Vi the iormer The pairoared cutter most
important event This Had TOUR entries, the Idler,
EsteIle Dreadnaught and Restless being represented.
Coxswlns were carried, aud IN This par ocular the
Dire ,dnaught party by obtaining u leather weight
from snorc, outwitted ali the other and
Xou The race by Two lengths. The distance
nile aud "A half
the events consisted Of jumping aud hurdle
races. In these contests Mr. WOughby OF the yacht
Windward, aud Commodore Kane carried OF the
honors
II had been the intention or the commanders Of the
squadron TO proceed 10 Narraganset Bay tomorrow
and There 20 through squadron cvoluti0ns but this
evening another important change IN the programme
made IL WAS resolved upon at q meeting this
evening, after much d-noeraton to dsband to- NOR
morning Tnis decision was arrived at In WOW
OF the fact that yacht owners wanted to 10
further TO the eastward. while others anxious
10 proceed west and some others desircu 10
remain here Jew days longer Breaking up
the cruise here very sensble, as /, could
not be continued longer with tho great success
which has up To this time attended Next week the
end might be jus; the reverse. AT this eveling meet
Ing q resolution offered by Mr.. j. d. Smith, OF the Es-
tele, rendering to Commodore Kane the thanks OF the
owners Tor the admirable manner IN which ne has con-
Quoted the cruise, was annously applauded. Tho
Eselle with Others leaves here for The East at four
O'Clock tomorrow morning, while the Wanderer and
three OF her class will until the 1rst OF
next week.
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Tho club house was elegantly furnished, at an euoss
nous expense The was vciy popu'ar ior
number OF years, but suddenly. from some unguown
reason ceased To 10 Although over 500 900 were
expended gu II bankruptcy occurred, and snprt tune
ssnce the grounds we're sod auction for SIS, 900.
The oaly parchaaer apparently, was Mr. >. H. faysons
OF No 10 Cortandt street. IL Is stated that MS asso-
cisies In the enterprise when he has COM
menceu arc Commodore Dodge, John Powers
and o. Reed Contracts have already
been let and large force or workmen are
now engaged moving tho cub house 20 the east
ery side the coarse where ~ to be turned into
hotel aud stand for tue The grand stand 10 10 %
transferred to 6rnvesend avenue The judges stand
and press stand viii be situated IL IL 10 also
posed to move Hiram Howes hosel from Gravcsepo
avenue within the enclosure OF tho grounds, and con-
vert IL into clup house tor the OF tie
clation, which Will be formed some timo dur
ing tho coming winter. Owing 10 the construction
the Gee IN Parkway new track will have TO be
made The contract Tor this has already been let and
work Will DC com III enccd on II next Monday The
work Of renovation II Is thought, VIII be FAR pro-
crossed BY autumn that low races may take place
during that season, but none OF import Will
until sprna The tracks buildings and grounds, when
completed will comprise OF tho 0est
IN lle
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LIQUOR DEALERS MOVING.

In order to obtain tho sentiments Of tho liquor
dealers oil the city what they consider a suitable
Excise law Council OF the Vino and Spirit Traders
Society issued the following circular all
crs intending TO embody the sensible viaws re-
ceived In bill. which will be presented 10 the nexS
Legislature
BUREAU THE WINE AND SPIRIT TRAp Eas' sociE,v.l
No. rs BEAVER sTRKKr,
To rur wrsr AND sra,f Dl1iras o. Tsr CRY o. Nrv
The action OF Mr noender October last in causing the
OF the Board OF Excise Commissioners having led
cease law. has become sufficiently evident THAI the Leg
law stall BIZ proportion
the ends meant 10 be carried cut ny IT,
eest you proprety of calling meetings trade
in each ward in the city for the purpose Of organising
force IN such OF being listened
to when 10 Abary with our bill As TO the II
odsr that what W. have to say may have its duo weight
1t must be made evident that Know exactly what
order 10 arrive suggest that at each ward
aad to forward the 10 The secretary oil this society
Upon receiving thsm shall confer with brewers
ano the Excise COMMISSIONERS and there is little doubt
that shall succeed In agreetng bill that will sub
serve tne interests Of ts trade well rs those OF tho
praeticabie In that the proposed bill may
'"1 '''0'' :" o. our MEX MEX h2osSK President
First What person. should be- allowed to hold licenses
Second What should be the amount the license lesr For
s second e. sa s,ss What ssasss Should Be-
Included IN the nrst e.,s second class ..rd class 2
for selling h Of les; Than ss gallon. NOT TO Ss
Fourth What ars your views sSou, closing on sunday
assigned, and Il So when and how SIXTH Would yos
have 'sn % as outside q the building Stain that tho
shod be enforced Eighth should the Mayor have the
dismiss the Commissioner
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CRICKET NOTES.

To-day the Belmont Club Of Philadelphia, will play
she st. Georges Cub, Of this city, at Hoooken. This
will PROBABLY be the last match Of the between
the St. Georges aud foreign clubs. As large attend
ance OF ladies' Is expected extra tents VIII DO erected
for their accommodation. 1hc admission will be free,
and Giles has made every arrangement for the
modaiion OF visitora Wickets will be pitched AZ ten
nj shu
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EACH as yards rise, so yards boundary; HurinGham

each; 2s yards RISE 80 yards boundary; birmingham
rules governing
sARRAGASsErr CLUB
Martin Stanburn-0O ! IL
0 / KILLED II; missed, 3
H. W. Davs-l y o ! | o 4 Ol i
i--Kiled, 10; missed, g.
Perry Belmont-i l IL ll1111 10l l
Dol 0 o--killed, is; missed. g.
Travis Van Burcn-l ! / 1lo1101l
o. / o 1 killed, II; missed, T.
g. H. Robbins--i 0 / 0 0 0 o
o-Killed. 10; missed, s.
PTlILA pELPriIA CLUB.
John A. Brown--l l 101l11l1ll 11001
l l o. killed 20; missed, l.
George s, GerhArd-l ! | O0l OIL 10Il
OF l killed. IS; missed. 6
b. Grabb--i ol0ll l01O1Il011
l-Klcd, IL; missed Z.
Rudolph Ellis--l 0 l OIL o11011O1l
0l0 killed II; missed, Z.
John King--0 O. o ! l 0 0 l o / 0
TX He'd ID; missed. H.
Total Narragansett Club-Kied 81 missed, 30
Total Philadelphia Clul--Killcd, So missed 49,
subscription cap viii be shot Tor next Tuesday.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1nE FALL MATCHES =

MEETINGS OF Committees
The Reception Committee OF the National Rifle As
ISOLATION met yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock,
President stanton present. and Messrs Casey, Story,
Wylie and Woodward.
Permission was gwen to Messrs Garnett Hulburd
Berry publish and distribute gratis on TINS grounds
OF the association Creednoor the Official programme
Of the fall meeting and different Matches the number
distributed to be at least 5000 daily during the Time
Of The matches.
captain story, Of the sub committee on Creedmoor
Accommodations, reported that he had made arrange
meps To have the tents at the range moved lurticr
back from the targets IN the 200 yard match was
carried out Char accommodations were to be ar.
rnn2en, So That the spectators could hire seats. fle
was opposed 10 having any permanent stand, as the
varying length of the ranges would require that tho
seats DO movabl. President Stanton and the other
members OF the committee demurred tos and IL was
1nay decided that the committee should 10 IN body
TO Creedmoor IN the ty-sevon os 10 Two tram
next wednesday afternoon, TO ascertain IN person
whether good sitting accommodations could not be
perfected ut the range. They then adjourned
Immediately after the adjournment Mcssrs,
Stanton, Casey, Wyhe and Woodward mot as tho com
mlitee on the iail meeting Mr. Casey informed the
members that Messrs. lie Boutilier g. Co, OF Union
square, desired offer as a prize 10 the FIRST or
Second division, Army and Navy In the udd Calling or
state matches one oil stewards Lord Bury telescopes
nickel plated. wiih tripod case and sling, valued
SlO0 Terms, to be shot Tor by the hfeen having
the highest aggregate scores in the above matches
distance, 800 YARDS ten shots each and sighting
EboL The prize was accepted with thanks Fsnf7
II wns decided that each team 10 compete this year
al Creedinoor shall select officer 10 constitute
with those from the other teams board oil
to 500 Mat the regulations carried OUT super
visor 10 be appointed to watch Other thnn mis-
owndrring the hrng and ~ report any irregularities
to the range master
A letter received from the Director General OF
the Centennial Commission stating that the medals
diplomas Tor the contestants of last year arc now
ready and Will be shortly forwarded TO the association
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THE DETROIT REGATTA.

DETROIT, August IL, 1877.
The weather was delightful The crowd In attend
ance al the regatta was estimated at 40, 0O0.
The first race for junior double scuiis one mile
return. wus won by the Floral City crew, Of houroe
Mich, Ia l6m. 30s
The single scuii race mile and return, was won
easily by Yates. Of Grand Haven, Ia lam. 35s.
The senior fouroarcd smell race. n mile and half
ana return. was won by tho Sho-Wae Cae Ncttes, OF
Monroe. in leul 81 iss.
The Zephyrs, OF Detroit won the junior six onred
shell race, mile and hall and return, IN lsm 3is
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Smith, Of the Arsonauta Rowing Association, Is up
held and Endorsed BY our club IN every particular.
For MI. smith personally our memuers have only
the best feeling. bat club, bsng member OF tho
National Association OF Amateur Oarsmen,
protest was made
We were gwen TO understand that your regnttas
would be governed by the rules OF the National Asso-
citation OF Amateur Oarsnen Uho only rcco gnzed au
thority IN tlc United states. ana that our amateur
crew would be thus protected
Under any other conditions Won would NOT have re-
ceived our entries
Please acknowledge receipt, and oblgo Very re-
specially yours, A. II. CURTIS f
Secretary Now York Athletlc Oluo
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WARWICK RACES.

MIDrLErowy ~ Y, August H. 1877.
At Warwick to-day tho 800 class race was won
by hr. TWINS AIcedes, Mr.. Humans George
BROOKS second. Mr.. springstecn's Blacksmith
Boy third, MIR. Cameron's Rosinc fourth ard
Mr.. Aliens Little Horse nnn Tho Lrst was
dead heat between George Brooks
Blacksmith Boy Four heats trottod Time.
2:s3-2:42--2 4U-2:42.
In tho $40 class Mr.. JARVIS jennie L. was
victor Tue starters, Mr.. Aliens Rose Medium, MI.
Vanness' Bcecher and Mr. ritnans Dory ", sue.
cecded Jennie l.. in tho order named Time, 2:SSy.-
2.I--2
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SCULL RACE ON THE CONNEC-
IICUT.

TX TEI.EGRApH TO TIRE HERALD.
, HARTFORD, August II, 1877.
pretty double scull was rowcd on the Connec.
tcut River opposite this city this afternoon. Tho
course was one mile down stream and return. Tho
contestants wcro A. &. Tracy ana PhIp Resoe, in tho
scull LUCILLE ana Frank Hyde and Thomas Held, In
the sculi I.ottie Mr.. Hyde was member OF
be Yale crew In the collegiate races at spring
field, ana appeared IN TINS race ouly as a substitute.
His boat was tho winner by IL seconds.
Tine, l3n. los
inns had bceu beaten IN practice, but the boats
troubled by vessels IN the river
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CREEDMOOR.

Tho order by virtue of which the loft wings Of tho
regiments forming the First brigade OF the State
National Guard were 10 have proceeded yesterday
the Creedmoor butts was counternanded at q late
hour on Thursday, and consequently the third class
men OF the Filth, Twelfth and Twenty regi-
ments did not have their anticipated days shooting.
TITS portion OF tho First brigade Will 60 before tho
butts on the S0,h inst and on the 18th OF month.
Mayor Pryor, Lieutenant kneeland anu other men,
bers OF the Ninth regiment team, practice
the Thirteenth, Twenty third and Forty-sevelth reei
ment teams.
To-day the fourth long range competition for prize
fowllng piece will come of Tho dstnnce being l. 00O
yards. with thirty scoring shots, large NUMBER OF
the crack long range marksmen, including the mem.
bors OF the American team, Will, II 10 expected, par
ticipate IN the contest.
In tho afternoon the lrish-American Rifle Club are
badge.
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O'BRIEN'S LONG WALK.

At nine O'Clock last night, O'Brien the Newark
pedestrian who s on 900 mile journey, TO be
plshed by twelve O'Clock tonight had made $50
miles. Ho Is In u much better condition than at any
time during the walk, and although much behind time
he expects 10 mako ~ least 400 miles Tue attendance
last night was quite encouraging and appeared have
an inspirting influence on U',3ricn.
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THE LONG BRANCH REGATTA.

The following letter was mailed to Mr.. d. N. Hill
dreth, Jr, Secretary Long Branch Rowing Association,
on Thursday last
NEW YoRx, August IL, 1871
ID. M. HmpRgTu, Jr., Secretary Long Branch Rowing
Association, West End Hotel, Long Branch, N. IL
DKAR SIR--The aclion OF Mr. H. q. West, the cap
tain Of our crew. In protesting against Mr.. EDWARD
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Totals. 80. II Ia % Is 3 Totals 49,. 4


CfuJs 1sL I'd. Sd an. 9th OH. IN. stu Oh.
Hartiord........ o o . 0 3--12
Gin innati ...... 0 o 2 o 2 o o o.
Umpire--Mr. Buncc. Runs earned--Hartfords, 4;
Cincinnaiis l. FIRST base by rs-Hsrtioris,
Cinounatis, g. Lett on bases-Hartiords, q; Cincin,
natis, 4.
The Lousves were badly beaten by the Bos,ons
yesterday at Boston, MS tho APPENDED viii
show
Boston. .................O 0 S--6
LOUISVILLE. .............. o D y OIL
umpire--Mr. sumner.
Al Chicago the Cncagos defeated the 81 Louis club
In two innings. The following is the sSore:S
Chicago. o 90 3-12
81. LOUIS. 2 U o. q
In game at Indianapolis tho coming champions
OF the international Association were beaten by the
champion League Alliance CLUB by the following
Allegheny. ......0 o o o o o.
Indianapolis ....O 1-3
Umpire--Nr. Julian.
The AuburDs defeated tho Crickets at Binghamton
by score Of to3
AT Buffalo the Buckeyes OF Columbus, defeated the
Builaoes BY score of I to l. The catcher OF the
Bunaos Was injured IN the first inning, which weak
encd the team considerably.
To-Day the Harti0rds and Cincinnats play on the
unisn Ground; Producc Exchange Va Arlington Row
ing CLUB, Witoxa Vs. kesolute Crystal vs. clipper and
Furniture We. Journay Burnham ut the Capitoline
Ground Brooklyn Dauntless vs. Crtic, at Hob oxen
Alaska vs. Rcsolute at West Brighton, Staten Island
Boston Va LOUISVILLE at Boston Chicago ST. Louis,
VI Chicago
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HARLEM ATHLETIC CLUB.

The entries for the Harlem Athletic Club games, TO
be held September close on the 25th ips; anu not
as previously announced, on the 18th.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yachts Kozer, AVG, from New York for
Shelter Island and Ada, Bye, Mr. Clifford, from
New London for New York, passed tho HERALD tele-
graph station ~ Whitcst0ne yesterday afternoon.
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