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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
THE ATIfLETES' 0RElT DiY.
Al the clubs In New Work and Vicinity Rep
resented AT Mott Haven.

At the second annual field meeting Of the
Harlem Athletic Club in Mott Haven. yesterday.
nearly every club in New York and the sur
rounding elite, YVES rcprosp ntrd. II f. Brrr-
meyer was rc.rrcc; Samuel Piekford and A. H.
Curtis. judges; Edward Plummer aud c. H.
Pierce, tme-keepcrs. In the fist race OF 100
yards the entries were Vim. NJ. Nelson. r Sn-
portas II. T.. Ficken. Vim. Holden. }. H. Elliott. c.
W. Knott, j j Cain. II, Lautcrhnch. VIM. Is. Cur
It's. L. licnshnw, :. Smith, j. Flach. L.. b. Footc
and H. Snow. The race was won 10y L. Saportas
of the Harlem Athletic Club in H. seconds
VIM. b. Curtis of the n. Y Athletic Club going
in second best 4 run OF one mi was contested
10y r. Morgan c. Vought. W. j. Duify j. c. A.
Qucckbrrner. ]. IL. Smith. and IL. Bct:, II was
nm exciting race, aud was won by II. Morgan Of
the llarlems Time min 4G see.
In the fOuf mile walk the greatest Interest was
manifested, there bong several contestants
whose reputation is wide, Tho contestants were:
r. }. Mott, W, Barnes, j: G. kocster,, j, v, Wal
The start was nearly equal and was led by
llolske. followed closely 10y Barnes. After the
second lap these left the others far in the rcar.
II was doubtful M to who the winner would be
until the last turn on the hOmestrctch then
Holske. who had fallen II few yards behind
yards in minutes ~ seconds.
In throwing the hammer, weight IL pounds.
the victor was c. ID. Parmley Of Princeton Col
lcge. distance ~ feet. Second best, VIM Is.
Curtis OF the New York Athe tic Club, distance
70 feet 10 inches. Tho first heat OF the quarter
scottish American Athletic Club In so seconds.
The second heat WAS tie between II. Roberts OF
New York asd ii. J. Stockum OF the Adelphi
Athletic Club time minute 4 seconds. John
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THE NEWBUR0H REGATTA.
The WoIverhooks Winning the Four-Oared
Shell Race from the Eurekss.

NEwBURGH, Sept. Tho three races OF
the Ncwburgh rowing regatta. which were post
poned yesterday on account Of the rough water
were rowed to-day. The nrst race was the am
ateur fouroared Shells distance three miles.
The prizes were n gold badge to each member
OF the winning crew. Four crews entered. and
two OF them started. the Wolverhooks OF Green
bush and the Eurckas OF Newark, N J. The
Saugerties Club withdrew on Thursday. and
the Athletics OF Newark. who wore ready yes
terday. could not stay Both tho Wolverhooks
and Eurekas were In fine condition and though
the latter crew were beaten by the former at
Detroit two weeks ago. they were the favorites
In the betting before the race. The water was
quite smooth The Wolverhooks drew the
choice OF position, and took tho inside. The
Eurekas got slight lead at the start. pulling
thirty-six strokes to the minute. while the VOL
vcrhooke pulled thirty-seven. At tho end Of the
first half mile the latter had got three lengths
ahead. Tho Eurekas then crossed the wake OF
their opponents and reached still water in
shore. and soon reduced the lead TO half a
length. The crews maintained these positions
forsomc distance. rowing easily. and watching
each other. saving their strength for the home-
stretch. Az they neare,; re stkeboat at the turn
were compelled to. 20 ont for the outer stake
pN"t, tiilS, ny tNVuPHoTt uty
REACHED il at the Same timc as the Woverhooks
and turned the inner boat. both arriving in 10
minutS "a seconds. The Eurekas made bad
turn. Their opponents turned quickly. and
pulled away. on the homcstretch four lengths
ahead AT Shci mans Dock. one milo from the
finish. the two bouts occupied the same relative
positions. the Wolverhooks pulling thirty-fou
strokes per minute. apd the Eurckas thrty.twO
The, former soon altcrward increased their
stroke y thirty seven. aud at South street. half
mile from the finish. had wdcned the gap TO
seven lengths. On the last quarter Of a mil
the Wolverhooks made squirt, while the
Eurekas slackoned tho former making the
finish twelve lengths in advance; The Wolver-
Eurekas'. 20 minutes 81 seconds.
The singe-scIll working-boat race, open to
all. had six starters. and wis won by James A
Ten Eyck Of Peekskill. Al Darra,h OF New
burgh was second.
In the pair Dared shell race the Biglin- Englc-
hardt and Faulknrr-R Regain crews did not APP
pear, leaving only three entries, two of these
crews being composed exclusively Of members
q the Ward family Of Cornwall Ono of the
Ward crews took the first prize. 800 and the
other ward crew took the second prize of $50
The best time WAS % minutes 80 seconds.
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THE BRI1Isn RIFLEuEy Ar WORK.
Something Yet TO be Done by the National
Ride Association.

The British rilemen resumed practice
yesterday at Crcedmoor Sir Henry Haiord
WAS pecvish and dissatisfied with the outlook
Several Of his fellow marksmen are ill., and on
the recent visit TO Bridgeport, Sergeant w. H.
Glider became sick and was unable to return
with the others to this city. He was at Creed
moor yesterday. however. and said that he felt
much better. Sergeant VIM. Ferguson OF
Scotland said that the climate Of this country
had almost overpowered all Of the British rifle
men. They think that when the great match
Is 70 be shot they will be in good condition
Tents for the teams IRE to be- in position to-
morrow There il yet no accommo lation for
spectators, and unless the National Rifle Asso-
citation make vast improvements at Crcedmoor.
those who 60 Ia see the INTERNATIONAL match
must be huddled together like u nork Of sheep.
There is not the shadow Of grand stand
nor even common MQodshed wherein persons
may De sheltered. The railroad accommodate
tlons are lau :hcd at and denounced by all who
undertake the trip to and from Creedmoor.
Nearly four-ilfths Of the visitors live down town
in New York or in Brooklyn. The Hunters
Point ferry 10 james slip is stopped at 6 in the
evening. The bulk Of the travel from Creed
moor. which reaches Hunters Point after G
must cross the Thirty fourth street ferry and
YEARLY travel over u long distance in the street
cars.
None 81 the American team practised yester-
day. The British ritrmcn are becoming used
To the range. Yesterday they made the follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
LIVELY SPORT IN GOW.fNUs Bay.
Disastrous Results OF One Boat Race, and
Amusing End OF Another.

The autumnal sail Of the Alcyone Boat
Club OF Brooklyn in Gowanus Bay yesterday
was attended 10y nearly two hundred Of the old
members OF the club and their friends-nearly
all Wall street brokers. The races started from
the wharf at Twenty fifth street. Brooklyn.
The state OF the water was unfavorabe a breeze
from the westward. facing the incoming tide.
making a choppy cross sea for the oarsmen.
and the races were unsatisfactory in consc-
Quence. straightaway course had been
selected from the long wharf TO a stakeboat an
chored near the Coney Island Railroad wharf.
two miles in length. and. as 1t happened. right
In the eye of the wind
In the ilrst race. for four-oared gigs. there
white and the Flirt. red and white The former
took the water first ut the word go pulling
mlrty,two strokes to the minute. soon. how
~ turn. foil ba, X. Both took water freely over
ne tnwart9 N the heavy sea way, Up to within
body race. AT this point the red and white
gained a decided lead. the other boat seeming
disappear beneath the heavy seas that broke
completely over her. The crew were rescued
by z boat that put OF from the shore.
The second race was for sx-oared gigs and
was the most interesting OF the day. Two boats.
one manned m, by the married men Of tho club.
Called me B'9nde col9rs blue. and the other
cplors red, pulled nearly to the finish alter
mating in the lead I'll the single men, by dcs-
tanned lead, which they increased until the
close winning the race in IL minutes 10 seconds.
stroke HE hr fs@ wgr' S9qs STf II K
No. 4 Frank Arnold. No. 3; Sidney Green, Jr.,
No. W. {. Sharpe. No /; J. T. Borne cox
swain.
The third rncc. called n naval engagement
was between M"ssrs. n III. Frost and Charles
Brun in Whitehall boats distance one mile
both were novices ut the oar. and in their
desperate Efforts to pass each other created
much merrilnent among the hilarious company
az Aft4nr ala ..Axa,
them vociferously, and encouraging each in
turn with gay sallies. Neither seemed able 10
get any lead, and although the Judge decided
Mr.. Frost to be two seconds ahead ut the finish
the company ON the steamer dcclaled that il
was dead heat. Time. "A.
After the races an entertainment was given In
the club house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
IGNORING HAYES'S ORDER.
Cornell, TO Remain at the Head Of the State
Committee until his Term Expires.

ALBANY, Sept. IA. b. Cornell passed
through here to-day. in company with Senator
Tobey Tho latter was troubled with fever
and was compelled 70 lay over. lie was attended
by DIR. Craig. and continued his journey. with
Mr.. Cornell. toward Port Henry tonight. Mr.
CornelTs family is stopping at Port Henry
which is Senator Tobey's home During their
stay here Mr.. Cornell was visited 10y a number
81 friends. with whom he convrrscd freely rela-
two to the retention Of his position AS Naval
onieer oi tho port If Now York under the Presi-
been ~ rrrtained that he willrrmAin AZ the head
Of the state Committee until the convention
meets, in september, AT which time his term as
chairman of the state Committee expires. II
any disposition Il then shown To- rrtlr't him Ice
viii decline. ON account of his inability 10 attend
10 both places at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02

Al o'clock on Friday morning Capt Mangin
Z" the fonkcrs police force arrested carl Kaiser Cor.
man living at Hastings. for breaking into reserved
room IN Mr. J puryccs barn. at Doib's Ferry. and
stealing large amount If heavy sterling silver ware.
table cloths napkins and miscellaneous articles KAISER
twomUutls offered the table linen for sale IN
N"ukels T. r,"n lo whom the atucles were offered.
su,iNt ing ulnt i'A hut NOT been honestly come hN CON
suited capt Mnn-ln. inVfe were marks on diem hN
winch u lcniN vm and tho captain urged tlirlr pur-
chase on thu ground flA Kaiser would Zee Induced nj re-.
~ TO gl'r ot iur sale that might Zee marked on Mon.
dnf kflsr called o the person and offered tu sell
some heavy silver tea spoons marked -" They N,r,
hNA, 49, Efcn over to the Captain and after almost
week work were traced to their oWutr, Mr. purrr H.,
whom u'5 l.d hcrn hNtu a. wedding present, tu has
"a LL-U lllIL
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Hopeful Amer Thirty-three Years.

Capt Jesse Whiucmore. who owns two
barges now lying at the Long Island Railroad Docks in
Newtown creek, Is nearly 65 years old Thirtythree
years ago he passenger on train between Indian.
apohs and Madison. which wrecked. causing the
death Of eight PASSENGERS The captain badly wound
ed About year aiterwArd the captain with the othe
survivors sued the state Indiana which then owned
the road. for damages John Van Buren, and Martin Gro.
Yer 'aerward Judge Grover their counsel Judg.
men was obtained for about S2lOp Of which the cap.
tains share would have been about Sllpp The state
appealed to the supreme Court OF the United States
which increased the amount that the Captains share
would have been about Sipp The case h., still on the
calendar OF the United States supreme Court ON apuca
and will probably be reached IN the OF
years The captain yetexpects ~ get his money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
OF THE FORTY FOURTH CONGRESS-.

VT ifir roftIl-FOUkli CONGRESS,
e. ct or Sa ~ he f senate S ds q kSSd
tves Of the United states Of America in Congress assem-
in kesp en- NY n' or cause ,S dS
WE ~s N ssy sS de Of SSssn Gs SANE
rauon any trade mark, pur,san, 10 the statutes The
a sa ss Se,Is s =.
an" S Sod Se same stS 70 :: Sss1 or
genuine goods referred to IN said res.-faoh shall
sicn5 Of i@pri.gpmsht not moss man two years. q
uv y s9cD ri hn. an, iinp,sonhvhh. ,,,.a -
procure. be lraudgleniiy siSed any trad;
states or any colorado Thereof calculated tode
descriptive properties referred TO in said regstra
ton, or to the package ip which they are put up know
referred 70 in .ald cssiraiien shall on conviction there
Of be punished prescribed NJ tue first section Of hn
SC That any person or person. who shall with in
wiiiny msAe forge O. eouni,rf Or hsse in hs he
any representation. hkshsss snitude copy or color
SpIe imaH9n Of any ty,s ia9S srsnd AMP wIs
70 the .atules # III. United states shall upon convcto5
ths act
SIC That any person who shall with intent TO nlur.
dciraud the owner Of any trade mark any other
person lawfully entitled to protect the same buy
Used ' or c%S Sc S nay" wa " e bottle any y
be- % 10 TS Il 9 si ., % Sos NAY
other tns aioe,aid any trade mark registered pursu
erased oGersed ami de.fosSd " 70 prevent is fraud
mem gi. s lie on r S1nfuYa MsssS DC punished "
EXTRACT SECTION Tine Seycrni Judges Of the Circuit
and District courts the United STATE AMI til, Commits
sioneTs OF the Circuit Courts within their respective
Jurisdictions. proceed under the law relating to search
aud directing the Marshal OF the United states ths
district 10 search and all said counterfeit
dies. plates brands engraNngs ON wood, stone metal or
other substance mUulds and saii trade marks
colorado limitations thereof lahcs brAI. stamps.
rcfs, ci-raNu-s on paper other substance aud said
empty boxes enyeopcs wrappers. bottles othel
packages that can be found.
SIC : That any person who shall with intent 10 dc.
fraud any person persons knowingly AMI wiully aid
or alet ~ the violation U of the provisions Of thf
not exceeding 500 Imprisonment more than onS
year, or both such nnc and tinpr! sonueut
GEORGE Z. GORliAN. Secretary.
It's probable that the scamps who have long preyed
upon the reputation OF honorable merchants AMI traded
upon the public health will abandon their nefarioua
traic at and forever; but they prepared To
continue IT, and brave the chances % penal servude.
they may rest assured that the proprietor uDoLPHo
WOLVES sCHIEDAN AROMATIC scHSAPPs VIII
cav, stone uniurncd to bring justice every who
shall pirate the umehonored medicinal beverage tina!
bears his name
1t should be borne IN mind by The puohc that the GEM
Inc sCHNAPPs is put VI in Of dozen bot
ties two dozen small. handsomely wrapped, with the
proprietors the cork aud ensrayedae smils
OF the signature the label
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02

BrRrIs-RowERs AT Monticello y Y on wcdncs.
day, Aug ~ hN the Rev :. whitney Sanford & Bur.
Omo.
CowAN-pEGRAw --on Thur~iav Aug 80 AT ~
PHuls Episcopal Church. Railway, y 4 bv Bishnn
firne Of Arkansas lr Isaac 'rwai. -, f, rnntorl \
j., 10 toor ana. aais r'cr Of fuu pceraW OF Railway
kRNANpELTuwNs END - ON Thursday. Aug -
AZ the sid, OF the bride by the Rev James l. iIn
Lws Fernandez OF cuba 10 Miss Eillh Towns nd Of
BTooklNn
NEWTON IARr-on "Wednesday. Aug %. Al the
residence al the brides parents, by the Rev Jo.oph
x Hart. an ol BROOKLYN. ~
1ERRN-TANLoR -Ou Thursday. Aug 30 hy the Rev
Dewitt IAlmagc, Aihsrt u terry of RiNtrlead l. .
10 Amy daughter of William X Taylor OF NeW York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
SpttinI Motitts.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC AND
THE OWNERS OF TRADE MARKS

few days before the adjournment OF the Fofyfourth
Congress that body performed act Of signal justice. II
passed law TO puni,h the counterfeng Of trademark
goods and the sale Of dealing in counterfeit trademark
goods" Before the passage Of that the law az
forded no adequate protection against trademark piracy
to persons carrying that immense and growing indus
try, the manufacture and sale o proprietary remedies
Under the new law. however countc reitcrs who vend
spurious limitations Of genuine remedies be
lily dealt with, the statute contains penal clause to
the effect that those convicted % breaking 1t shall be
punished by nne not exceeding one thousand dollars Of
imprisonment not more than two years. o. both.
Prominent among remedies Of high reputation and long
standing. which have been extensively pirated.i is
UDoLPHo WOLVES scHTEDAx AROMATIC
sCrNAPPs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02

Many having used patent" and prepared
m"llines AMI hll'd IN hndns the relief promised are
thereby ptciuicrd against all medicines l. THIS right
Would YOU c"uiemn all plA scians because one tailed IN
giving the rclhI lrumistdf Some 20 10 California in
search OF gold and after working hard tor months ana
nhdlls none. return home and say Their no gold there
Does That prove ~ Many suffering With tatArrh and
pulmonary affections haze used the worthless prepnra
tons that crowd the ma kct and IN Their disappointment
that there is no Tor tnarTh Does that prove
~ Does not rather prove that they have Jailed to
plOy The proper tmedyf There thousands of people
In the United state who make affidavit that br
Sagcs CaLlrrh Remedy and Dr l1ercs's Golden Medical
Discovery have effected their entire Many lost
all se,c Of smell for months aud pieces Of bone had
peAesiy been removed ir,m The nasal eaviues--Aip
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Where Two Reputation. are Involved

Judgment for absolute divorce was lately
granted m the supreme Court Brooklyn In the Of
Herman Schmidh, ewellcr Of 3l Smith street. against
his wife tathcrn on the report ot the referee Mr.
G LoWdcn ana Mr ieorpc Gilbert, the latter "A brother
Odd Fellow u the planilil, who were uHplasanty IN
VulNed IN the fstilonN which taken. rmphauoallV
deny the mpuauon, ON ielr character, and Yesterday
their counsel obtained mn order nom Justice rrati OF the
supreme iuurt, granting permission a. examine the
records of the east, that the charges may be udlca
llf.sN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02

Horn, OF tho. Electric Boat and Athletic Club,
won the third heat In minute seconds. The
time 81 seconds.
:, In yaulting with tho pole L. Freeman was
the winner. leap feet 10 inches. The running
the Harlem Athletic Club. who jumped 10 feet
p Johnson OF tho Union Athletic Club jumped
lS feet 3 inches. In half-mile run by tho mem
bers OF thu. Harlem Club. tho entries were r. @.
Duly. H. Morgan. A. II. Morgan, VIM N, Nell
son, and Il. Banham. II was won by Bantam
time 2 minutes seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
An Aldermen. Committee Aner Tweed.

Samuel A. Lewis. Chairman OF the Alder
mans Committee OF three ITO investigate thoroughly all
the facts and circumstances connected with the organi
Muon known Ms the Tweed Ring aud its fraudulent acts
and to ascertain and report the results applied To Judge
Donohur, Yesterday, iora summons and writ Of hah,as
corpus at tIn dptLW. To procure the appearance rs
witness of VIM NJ Tweed Mr. Lewis concluded his
petition with thr aVeTmcnt That tins application 10
procure the attendance ol ~ sand William Tweed a,
the witness aforesaid iSmadc In good uut and without
any fraud OF cunnNaucc between the SAID committee or
amy 0 them, and the said VIM Tweed DO Judge p0nn.
hue granted summons and writ requiring Mr. Tweed to
hlpVAr at two uClutk tomorrow.
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died of OnIum,s EnrcIa

Carl Wcyhman. aged As. n aborcr. living at
Erh and Clinton streets, iiohokcn, was found deaf in
bed yesterday ON table In the room was bottle Ia
belled opium, Or Pindhr asccrtaned that MeY hluau
had died IRON the effects Of OPIUM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
None 81 tho American team practised yester-
ny. The British ri1rmen are becoming used
the range. Yesterday they made the follow
The Crescent City club. which practiscd
alongside the british rllomen, made u score as

After the Crescent CITY men had nnishedthoir
score. Dudley Selph and MAJOR Arms did some
of hand shooting, standing POSITION, at 1000
yards, and "Qrh made Il row ~ bull - yes.
TIA" Chamber of Commerce has invited the
British riil' team aud their wives To accompany
tn" Governors of the several Stuto- IN their cN-
cursion around the harhor on Tuesday next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02
Playwright. rr,ee.-A Correction.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sn. Will
you kindly give me space in your paper TO cor
rect an error that appeared last Sunday in Nym
Crinkles article. Gaylcr Growls2" Mr. Gay
Ter is represented to have said that Mr.. De Wal
den wrote the Seven Sisters" and that he re-
ceived five dollars q night for II. The following
statement from Mr.. Young. Miss Keenes treas
urer in 1862. made to settle some question at
the tmo. will speak for itself. Tho title to the
play was given by Mr.. John Lutz mot Leutzl
who also named our American Cousin" Mr.
Lutz was husband to Miss Kccne." and your
informant is her daughter Here is the state
mcnt H.
Mr.. De Walden wrote piece for Miss Kconc
and fearing II would not 80, Miss Keenc. at the
last moment wrote "a piccc herself. which |. sit
ting At her side. copied ms she wrote IL. This
was thG piece produced under the TITLE, 81 The
piece was used with the exception of one scene
and even that had 10 be altered Mr. De Walden
WIS engaged five weeks in the construction and
composition OF his work. Tho week following
rehearsal and the first week Of its performance
made eight weeks from the time at which Mr.
DE walden commenced his work. for which he
received his regular salary of fifty $500 dollars
per week. or four hundred 1900 dollars in the
aggregate for his work on the piece. When Mr.
Dc Walden LEFT the theatre he wrote a recent in
full TO date, thus testifying shat he was honor
ably paid for his work.
hereby certify that the above Is n true stnte-
ment Of the case repre scented. and the facts con-
tanned therein am willing to verify by my aill-
davIt II necessary.
tsiencp c. YouNo.
Late Treasurer Of Laura Keene's Theatre
NEW lohk. March IL, 1862.
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Free passes for adults can be hal at Hitch
cocks special train to Kssena Park in Flushing leaving
Hunters Point this afternoon at o'clock Go see the
property and judge between and the savings bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-02

Arrived-SATuRp,y Sept l.
s. Australia. Montgomery. London.
s. ~, Anura. johnson. Portland
r. Gull stream. rrihon Charleston
= Gen Barnes. thtD>p man. savannah
town cath
Ship NcNoar. Taylor. II, NJ Kong April u
BARK Lulmn, Peterson. Trinidad.
Barn tSuseppc Rocco ta>cltuu yrout and Gibraltar
Bark COLUMBIA pickcfson. Rarbaducs
Bark Hattie NJ. Eaton. Lcghurn
Also tht usual river ami Hutstw,se vessels
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