The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-04

D.
Trum0uIi. slarDosrd stroke. has taken on very
recently and nothing but his age, strength and
ncstness recommended him. rne other thoroughly
green men are wight TAFT and Rogers whose antece-
dents have been gwen IN the HERALD have those or
The more skilled members Ut the crew. Tho only
details OF Interest cSncernng The relate 10
training. After rising, At about hali-past SIX O'clock
run Is taken Varying Ia length from hundred
The scholastic wofk done at ABOUT hall past nve In
ths afternoon. distance OF about Ave miles I'm the
barge built by kcart. tho shell hot having arrvedl Is
rowed. The shell IL being built by Waters Son, OF
Troy, and wiil not dinsr from last years. tho
dimensions being tho same. good control over
healthy and hearty appetite aud abstinence iron
liquor and tobacco describe tho blot
ARRANGEMENTS AT NKw LONDON.
roa"sr - n .s Dsvn a ns new London 10
- well SET iortn IN formal agreement entered into
BY the colleges aud tne citizens Of Nsw London
represented ny o. W. Bentley, superintendent Of tho
New LONDON Northern road. CoucIsoy stated tho
conditions arc:-
First-Courso TO DO surveyed from wtnthrop's
Point (oncquartcr milo above tho city proper) Tour
miles up thu Thames, stone posts either bank to
designate the start and nnisn; Duoys 10 be mounted
with flags TO be placed In tho of tho course
oneeighth vi mile apart one week before race,
and Two stakcboals 400 icot apart 200 feet
Of deep water for each boat rowing, TO DO placed at
tho nnisn In tho nrst specialization tho duty OF keep
INK the course clear GU tho day OF the regatta IT,
placed In the citizens committee.
Second-fne boat houses TO be built alike and with
dimensions OF IS ieet length, 20 feet width aud ~
eet high, ana zach TO nave noat 90 by 10 feet, 80
anu supports Tor the boats are TO be Put up by
pcncr 10 DO furnished by the city the day OF
arrival OF the crews.
Thrd-Iscierce's boat to be furnished to carry ak
men beside the engineer and abic 70 fifteen mites
per hour, to DO entirely NJ tho command tne cap
tains OF the crew., and only the Referee timckeepc
judges and a representative Of each collcge.to be
must DO FURNISHED 70 follow the race ana navy
president TO have fifteen Tickets II tho boat shall be
large enough 10 allow It.
Inc other provisIons that the crews, boats and
officers Of navies shall DO transported Tree during tho
week before aud on DAY Of race that 100 tickets shall
% furnished the presidents OF the clubs tc grand
stand thai every prccaution shall DO taken against
accident to sthe movable grand stand - that arrange
niens shall 10 made Tor the accommodation OF VISIT
TO tho race, aud that due precautions nnll be
crs. hackmcn, &C.; that way trains the New Loa-
don fthcrn road snail stop near tho quarters oil tho
crews 10 acconnodats the crews aud visitors IL will
be seen that several qusstions arc lett open Tor in-
stand az tho finish ana GU "the movable grand
stand" WHAT hour the -faco will occur 20 be
yog decided the afternoon beng preferred aud tnere
will undoubtedly come up Tor consideration other
Ia about three weeks and tho Yslo men on the 2O,n
inst Each has selected quarters, both tho Groton
side OF the Thames, Harvard u hall mile ABOVE
start anu Yale nall mile below, the boat houses
Will, oil course, Ds opposite the quartcra
THE MovABLK GRAND STAND.
Something snouid DO SAID ABOUT the movable grand
stand, when Is a now feature II VIII consist OF q
Of Nat cars fitted up with Seats the tram 10 DO
run along close to the river bank abreast OF tho
One OF these cars, and.perhaps have been
party. All that really has been done 10 the setting
vi the posts ut tho start aud nnish survey
course. In the course there viii be unavoidsby n
slight, but only . sight, bond, and from tn. grand
way. Preparations Tor carrying cut tho Guys agree
mcnt under way.