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The New York herald., 1878-09-19
RECEPTION TO Mr. HEPwORrH.

few days ago the Rev. George IA. Hepworth ar.
rived home from tour In Europe. and last evening
the Young Mems Association OF the Church OF The
Disciples took occasion to give him cordial woicoms.
0ne hundred or more young men. with a fair spr.n-
king oil older oncs present, ani behalf oil tho
association Mr Barnes made brei address, IN which
no told his pastor what excellent church meetings
they had mad during the summer, and how they had
thought OF aud prayed for him. Mr.. Hepworth re-
spondcd most happily. ue nrst expressed his pleasure
at being among them again, ready TO uuite win thom
In the Masters work, and then gavc the meeting q
bfoi but Interesting Hsctch OF the places visited
IN Europe, and tho strange thIngs aud people had
seen. Among THESE were the ted cathedrals OF Eng
the od castles aud Draldcal runs at 5tononenge, IN
the HcDrldes ana else where the PARIS Exposition aud
scenes IN London. Ar. HepwVtth gave 70 very vivid
description OF tho liio OF the descendants of tho
ancient BrItons he found tnon on the
Island oi Lewis, whore the people 1--we
10 adobe houses Without windows or chin
ncys ana cattle, sheep aud hogs live under
tho same root With the owners. who never eat meat,
never wash themselves. aud dont understand ten
words OF English. The bauts aud customs OF their
ancicnt ancestors are distinstly marked iG them
today as they 1000 years ago, notwith-
standing the iungcDce OF English civilization beside
then Nc. HepwOrtb visited tho famous Bar.
ney stone, but dI not KISS u, beleving that
he had enough OF the clcmeat which II 10
supposed to give. lie had pleasant trip gong over,
but sea SICK DUNG tue eievon days returning.
Tue ship the tan end OF the storm (eiegraphed
by the HEKaLDl and no had miserable time. Ro-
marks also made by Mossrs Arnold and W III.
iams. and singing ana prayer were inierspcrsed be.
tween At the close OF these exercises "a seAson OF
handAhakin ing was enjoyed.
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NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

The ninth annual fall games and amateur cb IN p on
ships OF America, undor tho auspices OF tho Now
York Athletic CluD, will be held on Saturday octo.
ber IL, commencing at two O'Clock a.. NJ, Tor
which entries will close on Saturday, October g. rho
programme will bo follows, unless circums nces
should demand change:--
th.ro, one mile run; iourtn. puttng the snot; nuh
440 yards run sixth, running broad jump; seventh
10 yards hurdle race 40 hurdles. H. 0th.J eighth,
throwing the hammer ninth, 30 yards run tenth
thrce-miio run; eleventh. poe losping; twelfth
throwing 90 10. weight; thirteenth, three mile walk
fourteenth, hall miie run; fifteenth, tug OF war
(toams OF four. two substitutcsl
Gold, silver aud bronze medals viii be givcn IN
each cha hampionship game, excepting the tug OF war
where set oi colors VIII Ue gwen. An entrance lee
loot returnabe) OF 81 per man, ior each and every
game, ust accompany all entries Aua In case any
entry Is accepted The person vbtsrng Will be so not
fled or his money returned, provided he send his adj
Dress must OF snirt aud iooso drawers
to the knee NO pcrsoa Will be allowed TO compete
unless properly attircd; this rule Will strictly en-.
forced. Colors must be described In this order -
FIRST, color Of handkerchief or cap second color Of
drawers No person Will be allowed to compete
under false name, and tue right TO re.
Members OF athletic or rowing associations, unless
Known 70 the Club will DO required to furnish ccf
thcate OF mem oershiD, and any person m Der
oil a recogn zed Clue must oe properly introduced by
some wcl known person who vouch for his be ing
amateur. An amateur 10 any person VINO has
never competed In an open competition or Tor a
stake, or for public money, or Tor admission money,
with professionals for pr ze public money or ad.
mission money; nor has ever, at any pNriod OF his
life, taught assisted the pursuit OF athletic oxer.
cises n means OF livelihood. No commune cat ION
viii receive attention unless addressed TO the club
and all persons are particularly requested cali
The officers at their places Of business Entries
DO maze with the Secretary of the New York
Athletic CLUB. Post Office box 3lol. New York
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Runs scored AZ the tall OF each wicket:-
Isl. 3D. 3d. 4M 5M. 6M IA sM. 9M
81 6s IS ll2 l4l 1856 22l 237 237
HANDBALL.

All tho games yesterday afternoon at Court.
ney's Court, Brooklyn, Tor the benefit OF tho
yellow fever sufferers, were at handbal. The first
struggle was tour handed, best two in three games.
Tho contestants were Mr.. James McEvoy and Mr.
Lewis Ortel against Mr. William Courtney and Mr..
Joseph Wager. Following IS the scorc:-
McEvoy and U rteL L'..................... IL l0-2S
Couftney ana Waser..... ..s............. Il 2l-42
Fhe next struggle best three Ia hve games, was
also four handed. On the one side were Mr. b. Nc
Quadc and Mt James McEvoy, and on tho other Mr.
William Courtney ana Mr.. John Grady. Following is
tho scOrc:-
McQuade and McEvoy. ............ 10 ii 2O-41
Courtcey ana Grady. ............ 81 Il 2l-63
The last engagement was iikew se iour banded,
best two IN three gaines The contestants wore Pro.
lessor James Keating and Mr. Thomas Courtney, jr.,
against Mr. Joseph Wager and Mr. 81. Landy, OF
Hoboken. Following is the score
Keating ana I. Courtney, Jr...... II 21-51
wager and Lnndy. .........-......l l6 Il lS-55
rno next entertainment oil this Luurnain ent
relief OF the yeiiow fever sufferers VIII occur on
Saturday afternoon, commencing sharp
O'clock at the court OF b. McQuade, Madison street,
this city.
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hundred yards any rife, SIS cents; coo yards, mill
tary ride, 80 cents 500 yards any rle is cents 500
yards, military rife 80 cents 800 Yards, any rifle. 50
cents; 800 yards, military rifle, 81 05; TRAMP"
target 200 yards so cents Tor any lilo and 81 10 Tor
any rifle.
GREAT Trophy MArcR.
meeting OF the team, winch. under certain con-
ditions laid down ny the directors OF the N. X. A.
were chosen TO represent America TINS year Should
an opponent appear), was held yesterday afternoon
the ranges The wee president of the N X. A.
was in the chair, aud nearly all OF the
successful competitors for the places on the
team. together with several mem bers
Gldcrslee-e, Bodine and other cold stand-bys" are
crediied with having been there. After considerable
discussion agreed that tho team whatever
may the tte) shall shoot The long ranges next
Tuesday aud Wednesday, and In virtue OF this achieves
mcnt claim the right OF having America's name IN
scribcd the Centennial trophy for this year. This
some OF them call "waiKing over. "
To-day the Interstate military, the International
military, tho military championship and several
others OF the most important events OF tho meeting
Will be contested. II will be the most interesting
day the programme.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB.

The fall regatta OF the Columbia Boat Club, OF
Brooklyn, postponed Saturday last on account OF
the weather, took place yesterday alter noon near
Bay Ridge Tho course, milo end u half
In length, was from the cubs boat house,
at the loot Of Forty ninth street, the
deck OF the Manhattan Beach Railroad and return.
The FIRST Tor single souls. 1t was won by j..
+. Boyd IN l3n. 22s. Tho second race, between two
single souls, was won by Q. W. LipptI ''scratch"
our-oared sig race followed The boats were
and the Dandy. The former reached the home stake
first IN lin lSs Her crew consisted of j. B. 5tatser
o. w. Lippitt, T. >. Butter, II. u. MalIctt aud j. g.
Twsacn The last race was fouroarod gig, the same
boats being used Tho Dixie won, her crew conssting
OF Georges Barnes, stroke George O. Eyciand, Jr
I. G. ovsron, III. NJ halIett and H. soavers cox
swain Time, ION. 5Ss james Fostor acted stsrlci
Y. L. Sandorsol as Judgo and H. Blocker referee
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

Clubs. 1st I'd 81 4th. STA. 9Th. tn. sta. 9th.
audson........ as,ns Q ! o Q o-s
Time OF game-T~o hours. Runs Esrned-Hua-
son, 3; Astor, o. First base by errors-Hudson, s;
Astor, 3. Total lett on oases-Hudson. 8; Astor, A.
Total base hits H udsop, IL; Astor, Struck out
Hudson. 0; Astor, !. Umpirc-Mr. Spencer. Scorer
M j. Hourahan.
YORK.
An exhibition game was played on tho Union
Ground, between Tue Orange anu New YORK clubs
which resulted IN Ito. The game was OF the
Metropolitan cham pIonship schedule games and
should have been played as such, but as IL could not
be forfeited 70 either club, owibK The peculiar
cumstances connected with II, thcy Concluded Gull
IL drax. Tie New Yorks had the game started
hail an hour carrier than those games usually
commenced in order 10 enable thsm to catch u train
for HUDSON, where they play to-day. The Orange
Club could not get their men the field so
early, and were obliged to either the contest
short handed or take on outsiders, the penalty Of
which Ia tho forfeiture Of the game BY OF 10
0. They chos the latter, and played Kicker of tho
Aiaskas, their nine. They did not consent 70 do
however, until alter they learned tho fact IN
New YorSers would only play until IT was time
the field before the game Is over 10 also a
violation OF the rules, and would result
In a forfeiture Of the game. As IL broad as IL
long both clubs entered the contest with q full
favor OF the Orange Club, who scored three runs In
FIRST Two innings TO which they added another In
tho fourth inning The New Yorxs drew blanks IN
the hrst iour innings. In the hnh, however.
Orange Club we're blanked in the sixth
inning, and the Now Yorks scored another
run, which tied The score At TO At this stage Of
the game the New Yorks isit tho 1eld TO the great
chagrn OF the spectators who sad they mad paid their
money to see game OF ball Tor tho Metropolitan
ampionship, Tut had Witnessed farce. The Orange
Club were willing To finish the game, but the New
Yorxs refused. Following Is toe scorc:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
CRICKET.

Yesterday was one OF the regular appointed days
for the practice match tho ST. Georges Ground,
Hoboken, by the members OF the New York tean
who are to play against the Australians The only
msmbers Of the team who were on hand were Mess.s.
Giles, Brewster. Cashmap Bance, Sleigh, Prayer and
Rogan- Among the other ciicketers Messrs. Gill
bert, westfeldt, Messer, Richardson Fisher, Hart
mann, Campbell, Houssling and Blatch. good prac-
tice match was payea IN which Giles DATED we'll and
Brewster bowled excellently.
The match between the second eleven of the st.
George and Staten Island clubs, an noupced TO tako
place at Hoboken to-day, has been indefinitely post
poned.
Next week the second eleven OF the st. George
will probably play the second eleven OF the Manhattan
Club.
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-tL u Il u VI. UT.
New YORK. v U o Ia
Runs earned-New YORK, l; Orange. o. FIRST base
by crrors-Now YORK, 3; Orange, 4. Total loft on
bases-Ncw York. 5; Orange, s. Total base hits
New York, Z; Orange, o. Struck out-New York, z; ;
Orange, i. Umpre-Mr. Clinton. Time OF game
One hour fifteen minutes
JERSEY CITY
Ono OF the finest gaInos OF the season played
tho Centennial Grounds BET ween the Jersey City Club
and the Pastimes, of Princeton. Tho Pas;imes were
players OF the Princeton College Club and OF tho
residents OF Prncetop. Asout three persons
were present aud enjoyed tho Ono display Of fielding
aud pitching Porsman aud Mesban at
played a remarkable game. only Two errors
being made by them. Willolts mace a lno
limo catch oil hard hit ball by Scuddcr Tho Jersey
men earned one more IN the sixth ing, Quinn going
10 hrst on base hit, then TO second on Sweeney's
sacrifice hit and coming homo on Porsman's Two
took everythng that came near them. wyckoif IN
right field deserves especial mention Tor u limo
n,ns catch and beautiful assists Annexed Is the
score:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
SEEKING LIBERTY.

Lorcnz obert, lunatic confined in FlstbusA
Asylum since December .. 1870, escaped iron the
Institution on Tuesday night and reached his lormer
home, NO lsi Johnson avenue, Williamsburg. shortly
before noon ycsterday. Keeper 4. r. shannon, OF
baiiNo sskcd the police 20 assist him, aud ofcc-s
kesrder ana Good were assigned to tho work. Uus
when they made tbcr appearance the pallen, Jumped
out of the window and broke his leg
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
HANLAN AT LACHISE-CAUTIoN TO BETTING
MEN.

MEN.
Hanan was out in his new Elliott boat yesterday
morning, says tho Montreal Gazette, 17th ins, but
there was something wrong about the gear OF tho
shell whch necessitated alteration and he returned
to shore and had IL attended 10. in the evening he
was out for practice and altogether enjoyed the COOL
bracing air oil the day. which all that could have
been asked for. To-day he will be out morning and
evening" and should the weather prove unpropitious
he VIII enjoy bs spins on the canal, where there
ample room and good course.
Courtney Will not be here until Thursday next,
wben wo may expect to have q sight OF bin. Many
express doubts AS TO his record want to know
whom ne has beaten; IN answer to which II may DO
stated that he has beaten tho very best mon in
the United States, and s believed by both Paisted
and Riley to DO tho only rowing In the
United States who can give Hanan a strong pull for
the lead In scuiling He is IN hts prime. and
those who are oSmaking we must advise consider
able caution VI course II Is Impossible to form any
conjecture as to Courtney's present condition, and
until we have seen him his boat at Lachine will
venture no opinion nor word oil advice except tno
caution given above.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

ctuOS ISL. "a od 4H oW on. IN. bih. gfh
Jersey City,. 20 0 0 o Ga
Pas,ime. o o o-i
Runs searncd-.Ierssy Guy, L. First base by errors
Jersey CITY, - Pastime, 2. Total left bascs-Jer-
scyti,y. o; PastIne. g. Total base hts--Jersey Cuy
4; Pastiine, T. struck out-Jcrsey City, 8; Psstime
o. Umpre-Mr. Malone. scorer--hr. Staples Time
oil game-ln. b0m.
BASEBALL MOTIFS
In game at Troy between the Manchest aud
Hay makers the former won by a score Of IL to q
Tue Clippers, oi East Hampton, were badly beaten
Dy tue Springfield club, oi the International Associa.
tiob, at Springfield, the score standing 70 TO o.
Ibe Nationals, OF Washington, were defeated at
Baltimore by tho wavcreys, oil that city, by score
oil 7to3
A. Buffalo, the gamo between the Bunaloes,
champions Of tho International Association, anu the
Providence Club OF the National League resulted in
favor oi The iormsr by "a score of eto4
The utcss, IN their game with The home club, o.,
Albany, lost by n score OF IL to3
The games 10 be played to-day are follows -
Alaska and Jersey CITY, on the Centsnnisi Ground ;
Hudson and orange. CapitoiIne Ground; Flyaway and
witoka Union Ground; Manchester and Utica, at
Uucs; noIyoKe anu 0swoeo, at 0swcso, ana Forest
City ana Davenport. IT Rockford.
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THE NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR.

About eight thousand people attended the State
Fair at waverly yesterday. Tho exhibition Is lno
one particularly In the cattle department. The show
ing OF ruit also excellent Tho interest eliminates
to-day, whom tho Brooklyn Grsys wall visit the iair,
under the OF the FIRST regiment, Now Jersey
militia, and DO received at the grand stand by Gen.
erals Mersercau and Bebec OF New York, and General
Roger a. Pryor Among the visit ors yesterday wero
tho Haytan Minister ut W ashiBgtOn and suite. An
immense crowd Is expected to-day, II the weather Is
clear.
1bo races yesterday were three IN number The
first only was concluded. All were mile heats,
three hve, IN harness. Much time WAS
taken up disputes between The jud and Jockeys
and the crowd grew deInonstrative az times that
the police had hard work 10 Keep order. la
ond heat OF tne urst race N. Hands Harvey, blind
horse swerved at the nnsh, smashed into and over
tue fence, upsetting tho sulky anu tbBowIng the
driver the ground. BY good fortune the horse aud
suiky were unnjurci. and the drver only sustained
slight bruises There was considerable excite
mont over the matter. Following Is q summary OF
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

Hollow on Tuesday and will continue three days.
The display all the depart Is tue largest ever
known aud the fair Is a complete success To-day
1000 persons were present
Two exciting trois took place. tue lrst being the
$3.50 contest, ln which there were nine entries IL
was won by NJ Frtps Donald. Best time, 3s.
la the :45 contest there were i've star,ers II was
won by Pete 'nee's o. H. A. IN three straight heats
Best tmc, 2:I5
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRIZES.

Grand preparations are being made at Gilmore's
Garden for saturday night next, when all the prizes
won at Creedmoor viii be presented Governor George
b. Mcclellan, Major General Winfield S. Hancock.
U. s. A. and Major General Scoaeld present the tro.
phes and make addresses All the prizes viii be on
cxhiuiion the Garden. Theodore Thomas; orchestra
and the Governors island band Will furnish tho music
Delegations oil distinguished military gentlemen mill
tia aud regular, will be present IN uniform from every
State In the Union. West Point Will be especially
Ieprosented
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
wAvERLY QUOTING CLUB.

Mr.. Robert Gibson, oil Newark, won the champion
ship medal IN the annual con test between the men,
b:rs OF The Wavery Quoting Club, winch took place
yesterday on the Jersey CITY Quois Grounds.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is, 1873.
At the State Fair races at Sacramento to-day the
2:2l class was won by Nutwood, Tommy Gates sec-
ond best time 224
Tho four-year-old trot was won by Pascora, Hay
ward second; best time 2:37.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
WOODBURY. PARK.

Woodbury.. N. j., Sept. Is 1S7s
This was the second day OF tue fall trotting meeting
At Woodbury. Park. The unfinished pacing race was
won by Comet taxing tho NTH heat, John S. second,
whliam Z. aud Iouocont Sam distancod. limo,
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
DUTCHEss COUNTY FAIR.

PouonKEKrsiK, N. " Sept. is, 1878.
The annual fair and catic show Of the Dutchsss
! County Agricultural society began az Washington
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MATCH BETWEEN THE HAvERToRD COL
LEGE AND UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

j
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. IS. 1878.
The first cricket matcn between the graduate eevens
OF Haverford College ana the University OF Penn
syvania was played this afternoon on the beautiful
incosed grounds oc the Germantown Cricket Cub, In
the presence of large and enthusiastic assembage
Including many ladies'. Much interest was attached
to this match several Of the participants hgure in
the Philadephia-Australia match. The Haveriord
eleven first the bat at Two O'Clock and occu-
pied the debatable ground until stumps were drawn
at six O'Clock, having the great total OF
2Is runs with one wicket to- fall This
large mainly attributable to the brilliant
batting E. Comfort for 65 and Kemper for 90. not
out, made of the rather, 1t must DO confessed,
bowling ana by no means first Glass heding C. t.
Haines, who went in nrst exhibited STUB
born defence that completely mustered the
bowling aud rendered u comparatively easy work
Tor those followed him. Comfort was
two hours and three.quarlers NJ the wcksis,
gong in hrst wicket down with the score a. 81 anu
being the sixth to leave with the score at 1876. HIS
90 includes 8. TWO As, six 3s ana 2s
KimDsr hit hard, fast aud ceaL being an hour aud a
hall at wicget or of 55. incluing one six
3's ana eignt 2's Neither Comfort nor kmber gave u
chance in their long inning. The Match VIII DO
tinued Tomorrow The score Is as foilows:-
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sFinished first Set back for running.
tt inishcd second. back Tor running.
tNo time given. Third horse given the heat.
SAMK DAy.-No. 4. Purse $500, for horses that
beat 27 milo heas, three In hve, IN harness.
$3.50 the nrst, $l25 TO the second SIS TO the third
and 500 to the fourth horse. Closed with seventeen
entries. (Postpoued alter i've heats
]. f. Turner's ch. 6. Phil Dougherty...
(rurner) 2 l
II. G. Woodnups b. IN. Annie G........
Nv oodnut) 2
L. Hurbuts br. $. Emulus.. .(Dustin)*0
William McMahou's b. m. Grace........
(McMahon) TO
John Murphy's g. q Evan Jonn. ........
(Murphy) 8 10 9 4 o
William Z. weeks'b b. G. Clifton Boy.
(wseks)*0 10 40 6
The b. &. George Henry. b. x. William +. Allen, b.
g. Forest King, u. IN. MYRTLE b. IN. Nellie Rose, br.
IN. Fanny jefferson, blk. IN. Penelope, Rr. m Nellie
Grant, gr. M Mary Russell, b. m Lady Lemon and
blk. e. Pat McCanp, we're drawn.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
THE COURTNEY -HANLAN RACE.

AUBURN, n. Y. Sept. IS, 1875.
Courtney and party, with two boats, passed through
here at ten O'Clock this morning Montreal
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L. Bucks br. III. Nellie Webster. .(Haslett) =
John Fountains Dix. s. shorty Fountain
(Fountan)
John Murphy's ch. In. Belle Mack
(Murphy)t6
John Moore's blk. K. Kadir.. .tMoorc)
j. l.. Lambs VIII III. Liily. y....... (Dustin) DIR.
The cn &. j. Ii. Starn, Rr. III. jessie Maud and ch.
m NnIl Wer
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