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The New York herald., 1878-05-30
SILVER LAKE REGATTA.
PROSPECTS OF LARGE CRowD-THE RACES AS
ARRASGED-BETTING ON THE EAvoRITEs
lBy TKLEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1

PROSPECTS OF LARGE CROwD-THE RACES AS
ARRASGED-BETTING ON THE FAvoRITEs
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
PLYxProS, Mass, May 20, 1873
II tomorrow morning looks as bright this, the
hearts Of the ten thousand people who expected
10 como down TO witness the great contest Of tho
oarsmen will be madc glad No brighter sky or
smoother water could be desired for q
boat race than wero gwen this morning
and the oarsmen, who ever the alert for pull.
for practice aud exerose, took advantage of II
promptly. The several crews were out early, well
tho single scuilers, and the calm lake
was dotted with thu crab.like shells a. they
shot through the water, impelled by the strong
and scientific stroke Of the trained athiete On tho
early train from Boston Mr.. Houghtou, the Union
Boa. Clus, came down. Ho brought with him new
boat built by Ruddock, and looked in admirable
training. Konnsdy, OF Lowell, came also, with
a new boat built By Waters, Of Troy. On
the train besides these wero The Connoly Brothers
(par) aud the Longshoro crew OF Portland, the lat
ter accompanied by delegation from the Pine Tree
Stntc. ". J. Mahony, OF Boston, who pulls in tho
open scullers race came later In the day. he having
missed the nrst tram. rho committee nave made
elaborate arrangements for the disposition OF the
immense nudiencc that Is sure TO come. An addi.
give accom- odations TO 1000 people Fl
rho announcement has been made that In the race
for working boats the turn viii be made from star
board TO port There will be four races, VIE. An
amateur single scu professional single scuil four
Dared working boats AMI pair-oarsd working boats.
BETTING, hut NO p0oLs.
No pools be sold owing 10 the law passed by he
Legislature last session, but good deal Of private
betting IS gong on. The Riversde are the
favorites Tor tho fouronrcd race and q
large amount OF money ~ privately stsksd
on them. In the single sculi contest
Riley OF Saratoga has many baokers; has Piatstsd;
but the friends Of Mabonsy and johnson, OF
Boston, feol confident that the Stub" will
carry on the prizes. Ths worst feature OF
likely to draw any sort OF crowd
10 that therc are no hotel accommodations The farm
houses around Piympton ali 1ied ana
there In no more accommodation tor strangers
unless they go 10 Plymouth. The pros
poets oi large gathering excellent
and should the race be postponed for any what.
ever tho straggers would nave to sleep in tho open
air slso leave the town. One hundred young
ramps have walked out from BostoG aud have made
themselves a nuisance by begging for bread.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

Tho Twen,y-nrst annual regatta Union Rccatta) OF
the Brooklyn Yacht CLUB, will take place Tuesday,
Juue Is. The club invucs tree entry and offers tor
competition prizes for tho following ciasses:-
Fret, n class Tor all schooner yachts; second, n
class all sIoop yachts iorty eet long aud
water iine third, class Tor all sloop yachts under
fortynvc feet long water line; fourth, class for
all yachts topon boats) twenty-hy i.ct aud over
on wafer nnc; nitn, a class ior all cata-
marans. Tho club prize viii be confined 10
yacuw enrolled In the brooklyn Yacht Club.
and be awarded TO the first yacht IN, so enrolled. VI
eacl class, ON time allowance. iho Flag Onccrs
Prize viii be open to all yachts enrolled In any rcgu
lar yacht ciuD and be award Il TO the second yacnt
10, oi each Glass; on tim0 allowance Provided how
ever that this przo t be awarded 10 the yacht
Winning ths club prize. There viii DO Que prize
awarded 10 the hitn class tcatanarapsL and be
awaraei 10 the nrst boat IN, OF that class, time al
0waDce Two yachts or catamnrans to start or no
Tor that Glass; The course agreed upon as follows
FOR schooners aud nrst class soops, from tue stake
boat anchored on Bsy Ridge 20 stakeboat At buoy
sL, Southwest spi turning on port hand, thence TO
the sanay hook iinbiship, rounding same ON tho
on bay Ridge dock, passing on port
aide. For second ciass sioops, IRON stake
bat of Bay Ridge la stakcbost nj buoy So.
Southwest spit. leaving sano on port hand Themes 10
stakcpoat at outer bar buoy, IN Gcupey's chsnAeI,
rounding u on starboard hand, and return to stake
boat OH Bay Ridge dock. passing II on the port SIDE
Inc third class sIoots (opcn boaisl aud catnparans
iroia stakoDo.t anchorca OF Bay Ridge 10 stsk.boa
at buoy No. 6Jt, southwsst SpIl, rounding same
the port hand thence TO homo stakeboat OH Bay
Ridge dock, passing u on the port side.
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THEA kICAL TROUBLES.


4 SCENE AT NIBLo's NOT DOWN on THE BILLS
THE "oAscos" wIrnpRAwS.
Al Niblos Garden last night tho curtain was rung
down tho nith act OF tho "Gascon.n The delay
which followed made the people believe that
something had gous wrong behind. The ap-
pearancc OF oil tho attaches announcing that the
play could not proceed, and then Mr. Arnotts pres
ence close behind him, stating that he was roady,
provided the management would guarantee that HIS
niece should nave the iull run, Indicated that
the performance ended. Tho true inwardness
OF tho dnicuhy between Messrs. B1chs a Gardner
and Mr. Arnutt 10 thus explained. Tho mans sgemeni
claim that they were ready 10 20 until the 81 Of
June and that they could 400 how could clam
that his salary had not been paid HIM They had paid
him In full and roady continue tho ''GasconH
until the expiration OF tho contract this week. They
think that Mr. Arnotts conduct needs explanation ~
least.
rnx AcroR's sIDE or rng o,sx.
Mr.. Arnott stated 10 HERALD reporter last night
that his nrst weeks salary was overdue Tor tnree
days. Ou the matinee oil Wednesday Mr. Bseho In-
formed Mr. Arnott that never since the theatre had
opened had many tcKots bcou sold at the bog
Office iror TO the production oi "rhe iascon," but
the ma saId that they must withdraw the pieco
unlrss Mr. Arnott would couseut ITO lot Up ON his
salary MT. Arnott objected TO this, aud again
the matinee yesterday asked for his salary. might
came said he, "bu, no saary.i Dunng tho nrst
act Mr. ArDott sent round TO say that ~
his salary was not forthcoming ho would not
proceed with the piece They then, he said,
another act. Mr. Arpott ngain demanded the re-
naming $50. &4y OF which we're paid nim Informed
by tho people OF tho company that the inapaaemont
did not ptcnd to luiu the contract MT. Aruott asked
the treasurer Tor REINSURANCE that such report was
net true. He ,clincd TO give IT,
al the end OF the hitn act said Mr.. Arnott, "ins
treasurer ordered The propter 10 rng down, al tho
same tmc ssyiDg 10 Mr. Arnott, You break your on.
gagementYin
Inen said Mr. Arnoit TO tho HERALD ro-
porter, II turned TO tue entire company
assembled TO hear tho result Of this debate aud
said, al take you all to witness l am here,
dressed aud ready TO play whether paid tor those
three ghts not.p Mr.. Brown, the promptcr, rang
down tho green curtain and said :-'lsdics aud Rsn.
tIemen--Owing to the illness oi oi the actors
and others, The play cannot proceed"
Mr. Araott ut once stepped forward and said -
wish TO explain. put NV fortunes on tue Gascop,'
and viii stick by that ship tai she SINKS, vas
borc under an engagement to play two weeks Tor
$500 that engagement has been broken IN the
most nagrant manner. 4 am willing and able 10
nnish the piece, as have begun II n % 10 not
nnisnci u 10 the tauit OF tho infringement, and not
minac
Tue upshol OF the disputc ~il be, the mani cement
declare, that "Thc Gasconv will tc withdrawn aud
"oiver rwis take its place to.night and dur,ng the
Tcst OF the week.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CONFERENCE.

The sessions OF the annual Conference Of tho African
Mothodist Episcopal churcn. In SULLIVAN street Bethel
closed yesterday. Rev. Mr. Dicksrson and Bishop
wayman delivered brief addresses on education.
Alter the transaction OF some routine business the
following appointments we're made:-Bcthsi Church,
New York, Rev W y. DicKerson; Eosnczer Mission,
New York, 4. H. Frankiyn; fleet street. brooklyn,
q. r. sch tffor; Bridge street. Brooklyn H. Thomas;
Flushing a.. l. circuit u. H. DAVIS: Jamaica a..
circuit, J. y. Mowbrsy; Rosiyn a.. aud Hicks
Chapel .. Fflsy; SetaukeL L. L., J. IL. Nichos; !;
Glen Cove. l.. l., A. ). Amos Mcross and
white Plains, A. q. Garrison, transferred from Nsv
gan; Albany, q woodyard; Nofwicn, N r., James A.
Tappap: Catskin, A. q. Crppsn; Lockport, N. ", q.
81 James; Bingnamton, N u, u. y. Aidridge; KIN
defhook, n. ", u. X JacEson; Auburn, n ", W. v.
Marshall; oswego, ". ", W. r. Townsend; owego IN.
W circuit, George W. Bailey Coxsaextc. n r.,
W. Cooper. W. n. Thomas transferred to New Eug.
land Coo hrepcs &C. AcK~orth, received from Virgin
Conference. II. r. Thompsop. supsrannusied. Alter
religious exercises tho Conferences auourBed dsA
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CRICKET.

There was a largo attendance OF crickctcrs aud
baseball players yesterday on the parade grounds at
Prospect Park at tho unusual match OF eleven
crcxeters Of tho Manhattan Club against eigh-
,ecn baseball players Of tho Polytechnic Base
o,lI club. Tho ball players first went TO the
bat. aud were quickly disposed Of Tor the total
OF a3 runs. Chaunccy made good IL mot ou,l aud
Iawlcr batted well Tor 10. Tho others ~crc cnsily
loJ I.awier and Chadwick have often played
crckst before but the oiLcrs Dad never previously
handled the willow. The Mauhattaus had air team
ont Riley, VINO scored ~, is ono oi tho oldest
bcrs tho club, anu carried his oat 10 tbo eighlh
wicket Jackson made good stand, but tbe othcrs
raud ot ma mage unsteady balls devotud Ny The
baseball pi,chers The following Is tho score:--
MANHATTAN
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BALL.

:. .
match Tor the champ .onship OF Central PARK, be-
tween tue Lone stars usceoi two crack junior
euos. WAS played yesterday tho presence Of fully
two thousand spectators the Lone Star winning by
score Of o3.
The games Played at various places throughout the
country resulted as foows;--AI Baiimorc, New Bed
lords, o; Nationals oil Washington, AT Pitisncld,
Auburnf, 0; Pltslcias, Al Worcester, worcestsrs.
~; HoiyoKes. =. Al springneId. Miwsukess I;
sprnanelds o. Al Horn elsvile, Kocnesters, 8; Hor.
nclls.
To-day the Fiyswsys and Hoeokens play on tho
Centennial Ground. Jersey cny, Paslimes ana Ana
hattanviile; Sher,ns Oiiico aud Registers ONCE ~
High brdge Resviutes aud Prncetous, at Elizabeth;
Ryans aua Puinulns. at Rutherfurd Park; Chaihains
nnd Hudsons Al TIC Cspitonnc Ground Fiyawsys and
Orange IN The morning, at Orange; Boslous aud Chi
Cages, at Boston, Indianapolis and cincinnAt At cin-
cinnati; Providence ana Milwaukee,, at Providence;
kochestrrs. ut Rochcstor; Mounors apl Madden
Brothers, az Waterbury; witokas, OF Brooklyn, and
Acyes. at wappinscr Faiia ulicas ard aanchastsrs,
at Manchester. aud stars anu L}weiis. at Lowell.
During he month Of June there viii DO sixty-iwo
international championship? games played, ten oi
WHICH viii take place AZ Allegheny; eight AZ Hartford;
SIX each, at ndon, Springfield and Manchester /;
five at Lynn; four each. at Lowell. HorneIisvie. Bu-
faio and Bnghamtou; two each. M Rochester snd
Syracuse; and QUO st Utica. The Tccumseh make
Two short tours playing iour games on each tour
The lrsttrp will take ia Pennsy vana ana the second
New YORK. Tho Crcxsts, OF Binshamton, and Buf.
ialos each pay sovsn games visiting grounds; Tho
Stars and Rochesiers six each; tho Hornelis, 1vsi
MaDchcsters, SpIiugGeds Lowellis HartIords and
Live Oaks four each and lucas, three The contss:
Tor the championship has, thus tar, bean exceedingly
Interesting ihe clubs are for the most part, eveay
maiched tt#fH
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TROTTING AT PRINCETON. N. j

The Arst day Of the spring Trot,ing Aes,ing opened
yesterday ~ tho Princeton Driving Park, New Jer.
soy, under the most favorable circumstances. tho
weather delightful and the attendance very large
including number Of ladies. There wero two uot-
ting events ON the programme. The 1rst for
q purse Of $3.50. for horses that have never beaten
three minutes. IL had thirteen entries and eight
starters. These wore Little Dan, Kay s., John w.,
Palmer Boy, Village Girl. Smoke. Kay Thompson and
Why Not In the pool seliiug Lite Dan vas the Ia
voriis NJ $40 10 $25 ovor The nsid, Dut smoke, by
splendid troitng, won the race In tnreo straight
heats Kate Thompson second money, and Village
Girl third
Tue second was Tor purse OF sl75, Tor horses
that have never beaten ASA -Four horses came
the word nut OF seven entries, viz dolly, Patchcn
Chief, Jr, James Al. Oakley ana shorty Fountain.
Before starting Dolly vas selling in tho pools as nrs
choice the held III 500 to $40 THIS race won
In three straight heats w James n. Oakley.
The following are tbc
SUMMARIZES.
PRiNcgroS DRIVING PARK PRINCETON, ". J.-FRsr
SpRisG 1RofTisG MKKrrsG-fIKsr DAY-wKDSEsDAY,
May 20. 1sTs.-Purse of $3.50 tor horses that have
never Uealen three minutes; SO to nrst. $50 TO
second AMI So TO tue ibd horse; milo heats the best
three In Ave, IN harness.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
JEROME PARK RACES.

THE BETTING AND PROBABLE STARTERS IN TO-
DAYS RACES.
The spring meeting OF the American Jockey Club
commences to-day at jerome Park. and the weather
proves iavorsbs'a magnificent days sport may be
anticipated. The races VIII commence promptly At 8
r. N. with dash OF thrse-quarters OF a mile Tor a
purse OF $500. This closed with enires:-
Rnadamanthus, l22 lbs Mary. III lbs Idaiia. lis
los Rena, liz lbs GArriek, loo lbs; Fawp,
100 lbs, and the Gieneig 1ly LOG los
The second race on the programme is the Fordham
Handicap Sweepstakes, one mile and quarter, Tor
which the following lot will probably como to the
posi- :-vwginius. 40 lbs. Bsrtrsm, la lbs Gen.
ersi Phillips, ia loG. Cuba, ll3 lbs Princeion los
tbs Lady Sayers, los lbs. Fugitive, lo4 lbs, and
Danger, 93 los. The Wnhers Stakes, Tor tnree-year
olds, 500 entrance, halt forfeit, with $1,000 added,
~ the third event, and out OF the forty mine
entries the following win probably start:-DuKe Of
Magenta, Judi.h. Zodiac, Pride Of tho Village,
Danicnen, Brambis and Eugene ". Robinson. Tue
neyt race ia sweepstakes OF x25 each, gentlemen
proUabie starters are Mr. urdy's Flora MT Waters'
Malcolm, Mr.. Griswold's parnley, Mr. W. De Reme's
conclude with haudicap stespisehase ior purse OF
5000. The following horses are sntersd:-rrouDle,
sS 0s coroue ron lis s rSsS SsS
YORK. l4a los Preston, lao lbs: bsncner, lao lbs
Reiormer, l32 ios., ana Lord ICELAND. la5 lbs.
TME ROOMS.
Business in Hoboken was quito lively last night, and
by egnt o'clock Keiiy's large pool room Was jamnsd
i've. Johnson LoveiI's new rooms ussr Inc hand
ipg were not nnslsed last night, aud will not De
opened before Friday night AcDougaps rooms IN
Quo Cottage were running IN iuli blast and doing
quite lively business. he race that appeared 10
attract the attention OF the spsculators tho
Fordham Handicap, and Whenever Inc oiddiug on any
other event Uecane slack ho had only 10 start 1rst
ohocs Ia The handicap TO insure active biduug. The
following wsre somo oi tho pools sold u Keiy's last
MI
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
YALE ATHLETIC GAMES.
wISNfRs or THE VARIOUS EVENTS AT NEW
HAvlN YESTERDAY.

[BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. May 20. 1875
The spring games Of the Yale Athletic Association
were attended to-day by over four hundred persons
aIa we're . success. There wero elevon events aud
large mum Dor OF entries Tho 100 yards dash
By r. ". Brown IN 104 seconds; tho high leap by o.
d. Thompson, at . feei inches; throwing the base
ball by W. y. Hutchinson, at 3a3 ieet inchos tho
tug war by tho freshmen class, defeating the classes
OF 10 ana so; tho senior dash over 4i0 yards
nv T. A. Mower, In % seconds the hammer throwing Z
by U. ID. Thompson, IL feet inches; tho qisrter
milo run by Herman Livinyston IN 3St4 scconasj tho
hurdle race, hurdles. distance 10 yards. BY w. T.
Camp y. II Briggs Won the mile walk Ia Sun. JOS.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
CINCINNATI RACES
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 20,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 20, 1873.
Pools on to-morrow's races were sold as foows;-
FiRsr RAcE--Mne dash. BIN Saunders, so: war.
1eid. ~; Jua jackson, 10, Ida LamDert, IL: serge
10; tho Held, comprising foona, Mystery AMI Athol
H. MtIM r"
SECOND RAcg--Mile and a half ash.--Bcllc Of MI.
son, 40; Judge hancock, 80; signal, 8; Bessie Lee
anu Maggie Shields, IN tne neid, 10.
THIRD RAcx-MiIe heats -virgillian, so; vagabond.
40; roicna, 30; Edwin A., u; Fair Play 22 Parole
Is; ElcmL as: Aba s., 10.
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TEN BROCK AND MoLLIE McAR1H
LOUISVILLE, KY. May ~, ]

LoUIsvILLK, KY Nay " 1919
rumor having been circulated to the effect that
Ten Brock and Moie Mccarthy wero to be controlled
aud by ono party, Colonel ~ Lewis Clark,
Jr. In Q card 70 tho C0uyter.J0urRdi, exposes
The iailacy OF tho idea the and horses are un
control oil tho Louisville Jockey Club, are all
events OF the July meeting len Brock and McCar-
thy both remaii here training tor the match, Mr..
Harper having declined 10 60 20 81. Louis with Ten
Brock.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
TRorr1NG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

charming day and tho promise Of good trotting
brought out y large attendance 10 Fleetwood Park
yesterday to witness two we'll contested ros. The
track was excellent order Tho nrst event on tho
card was match Tor $780, mile heats, best three
IN i've In harness, between D.. B. Herr,ugton's black
gcld,ng Colonel Kuox and Z. I. Adee's bay marc
Lady A. Tho betting was very lively, Colonel Knox
being the iavorte and won the race ~ three straight
heats #sI
The mex. race match, Slo0, for catch wsian,s,
mile heats, bsst tbrso In nve, IN harness, between
Garry Walkers bay mare Lazy Annie aud VIM. 4.
MosKs' brown mare l.ida Picton; mtlo beais, best
In GO In 1--we, harness. Tue ioripsr had tue call In
the betting In the first heat Lida Picon went TO tho
'front.' but before reaching the quarter she broke
badly, and Lazy Annie took the leGd and by steady
trcttina won the heat by ioor iong,hs. Tho second
and heats, from the word "g0." wcro we'll con-
tested and hard fought nnshing Dy Lady Annie win.
ming the heats and race
Tue following are the
SsrMNARiKs.
FLEETWOOD Observation-Disclosures May 20,
ls7s--Matcn Tor $500. mile heats, bes. tnrse nve
In harness.
d. u. Hsrring,on's blk & Colonel Kpox... l
A,iaa ata h IN M A
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,n isiansAlioaAL scnspulE ros june
June !. at Hartford. Utica ". Hartiosd
June d at singSamtcn. Tscu@se, " Cricket.
June June . a. Mansns.t.r: ,,: star "; Manchester. ~
June : AT ,iorasiisvilIe. iseumseh vs. HornsiL
June June = At Lyan ,,.,, star y. Li.s oak. .u.
Jans ,a 2. a, Bi.gham.on, buiaio Y. cric.st
June .. At spriug gheld. Utica vs. sprin ngnsid.
5ans Jaas ~ ~ nisshs"y rsen%'en cum Oh =. Aisshsny
jane 9. At Maneh .s.sr. Lowell v. Manshs.,sr.
JUNE june a. a,.iSrs, a.rS Ss, sar ar,H,a s,.,
Jnne ). at Springfield star vs. springfield.
June At Ate sheny; Buffalo vs. Allegheny.
JuIe 10, at Lonuo Canads. Rochester recumsoh.
June -. = Aileghsny, formal W. Allegheny.
June H. psasnsa .na '9s I. .sass
Ju.e ~. a. ails neny icrnsli v, A'isgheny.
Jans n. : ~ nams.o s. osls.tsr ~ bshnS
Iuns Y. a. L,adon. Canada. n .rnel y. reeumssh
June IL. ut Manchester. iiar,iurd vs. MAnckesser,
June "a. a. London. Canads. Hornet vs.. 1seumssh.
June = a. a,,s hsny, ,s nosiss',r ". Assheny
june june l.. ~ ~ Bsifio. i iierneil Va A .stfio
June June IL IL NJ NJ foSs 3.neSesssr s ". Il LoasE iEa'n'
June ~. AZ Lynn Sprin sheld vs. Live Oak.
June 10. at Lowell; sprin shelo Va Lowell.
JuLs 10. al Roche,tet. Cricke. vs. Rochester.
June 10. az Manchester. Springfield vs.. ManchesteE
June 70. at i:ondon Canada. Cricket VS.. Tesulnssh
June 10. ss Hartford. springfield vs. Hartford
June -. st London. Canada. trcxet - rscumssh.
June ~. 1t Buffalo. Cricket '. Banaio.
June -. Vt lynn, Lowell vs.. Live oak.
June -. At Syracuse, Rochester vs. star
June ~, ~ Allegheny, Cricket va Allie gheuy.
June "a, at ringheid. Live Oak :. Springfield.
June -. at Allegheny, Cricket VA Allegheny.
June Is, ~ Hartford. Live oak Vs. Hartford.
June 26. At syracuse, Tecumsen star
June ~. NJ Buffalo, Cricket vs.. Buffalo.
June ~, AT Hartford. Manchester va Hartford
June II. NJ Utica. TecuEseh vs. Utica
June %, at Hornellsviiie. buffalo ys. IIorueiL
June -. NJ Bin -pamton, Iecumxch vs. Cricket.
June ~, at springfield. Lowell W.. Springfield.
June -. at Iiorucilsvilie. Iecuniseh W., uorneIL
June ~. NJ Bin nghamton. bunfsio Cricket
June 70. at Hartford. Lowell W Hartford.
june ~. NJ Springfield, Manchester va spripgfsid.
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YACHTING NOIES.

Yacht Kate, Bye, Mr. }. =. Randolph, from tho
eastward, passed whilosione, L. l., yesterday alter.
noon, cruising southwark.
Tho Haidce, Kcipic and Twilight, OF the Newport
Yacht Club. and Clean, OF the Providence Yacht
club, we're NJ sncnor tho harbor OF Ncwport yss.
terday
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NARRAGANSGTT PARK RACES.

PRovipxs,K, II. l., May 20, 1878.
Al Narraganse,t Park this afternoon the 3s class
race was won By John Morril, OF At,isporo; Honest
John, OF Providence, second, and yrtIc OF Naiick
thru Best time, ASA
In the 2i24 class race Trampolinc, Of Boston, won
IN thrcq straight heats. Best time. 2:2A
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CREEDMOOR.
COMPETITIONS FOR TnE wrLIE AND AMATEuI

CLUB BADGES.
Tho NTH competition for the wye Badge was shot
at Creedmoor yesterday afternoon. This match was
open 10 all members Of the Natioua kine Association
and Of the New York state National Guard; weapon.
any mary RHO, distance. 500 and 300 yards; seven
rounds, on.hsnd, at eacn distances badge to DO won
three before becoming the properly OF the win.
ner. There we're twelve entries Captain w. Il.
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In The thres-quartcr or q milo dash the hrst pool
that was sou was a. sioows:-Rhadamapthus, $25
Grrick. $25 Mary. IS; ldalis, So Fawn, s., ana ne
field, inciad,ng kuna and tho Giones hily, S4
Nothing much done on the stecpiechase US
Trouble AMI Waller SOLD together Tor $50 aud the
cnlire hed oniy brought $23 Nobody appeared to
know anything about the gentleman riders raco and
II was lett care ully alone.
THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS.
There was a far attendance OF members last night,
and some little booking Was done tho evcnts of to-
day Rhadamanthus was strong iavoritc at even
against the field, and 10 was offered against
Garrick. Mr. stanford laid bet OF 81 800 10 500
aga'ns the Gienelg Ally and also long shot agains.
Fawp NJ about the same figures. For the handicap
Danger was backed Tor little money al 2 10 !, but
vnginius, Lady Salycrs, General Pniihps. Bsrtrsm
anu CubA appeared 10 be the most IN demand. here
was very iitte business the Withers, aud in tho
gentlemen's race there was y good deal OF inquiry
about prices, but nothing was backed 10 any amount
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
PHILADELPHIA RACES.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S, 1875
Tho second Days .rottng meeting took place to-day
The weather good aud track In lair condition.
The nrst racs ~as the 2:l0 class purse $500
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
Lvermore the badge a OF atty out OF the
possible seventy points. The record OF the match

Tho nrst composition Tor the Amateur Club short
Range Badge took place at three r. NJ. Tn,s match
was open 10 members o the cinb only d.stancs 100
yards; l5 shots without slgnlins shots; any ride;
position s,anaing; tne badge to 10 won three times
before becoming the property OF The winner. There
were eleven ENTREES The badge was won by Mr.. y.
H. Hoton Tho scnrex slood as lotoxs.--
The New York herald., 1878-05-30

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Jnpircs-Aossrs White aud Cnadwick.
To-day The ST. Georges play the Philadelphia Ciub
~ hobokcn tue MannattAns pay tho Paterson United
Eleven ~ Patterson, and the station Island Club Will
play match-Married W. single--at staten Island.
On saturday tho second eievcns ol tue 81 Georges
aud stated Island clubs will play AZ staten Island.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
FRIENDSHIP DRIVING PARK RACES.

PIrrsnuRG, Pa, May 20. 1873
FRIENDSHIP DRIVING PARk-SEcoyD DAY.-FlRsr
RAcg-yor 2:5o clnss, purse $40o There SIX
entries and four starters
Tho arst heat wus doad