The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31

1py" "SoI II they Know themselves" "can Atlanta
ever DO IL now" Precious second. these tow that
YET reaaig There Sa terrible esfnestnss. o. every
iIco 81 h0f's NOV; yes. tre McVlcar 10 earnest
veil as the rest II. does good that new
man shut ms ewes ard lay 20 ~. work, = says Court
OF him, and II ne ever went through
fiery trial he Is going through one now Even the
ponderous Roger would be delighted lot up and
give the cradle rest They're on them. Their bow
Is rushing up beside Carnlan up 10 Wilson, Carman's
stroke. Now il il W 10 the oar OF this same
youln-as game, manly and neat a workman, by tue
way, i bent spruce. Now u passes shepherd
haapps, Delooy's and Aucuoon's outrig2eFa Yos
ArALAxTA WINS.
Now they and neck; snd now they slide
across The line Neither one LEADING A dead heat?
WHAT, IS II 500 50 IL surely looks from the Referees
steamer galloping directly All. But not so say the
people, and especially the nnish Judge, President
solard VINO, as they stand IN the range OF the buoys
tell 10 inch whose bow shows urst TO the lore.
NY about eight eet, says Mr souard, when asAea oy
Courtney how much ATLANTA has beaten the team OF
the club OF which he is himself the head anu y,
naturally so Justly proud. Three ieneths or eight
seconds later, came Northwestern, ana beaon though
they are they need not he one whit ashamed OF shat
race or OF their part III IT, for faster race Tor that
distance, II the pat record rs correct bias never Ell
world 7n. -. Is Atalartas winning time;
I'm. 22tls. carman's and the NorthwesleIn's ABOUT
I'm. 3us.
CHEERS AND cosGR AruLArIoSs
Cheer after cheer goes Tor Al three OF the crews.
Carman paddles IA and lands and here occurs .
pretty, touching incident Ola Peter Hult, sturdy
veteran Hudson river man, nearly fifty years an oars
man. already widely known everywhere here AS "old
aier ncml instead oil the hearty congratusation all
others freely accorded, ualiy breaks cut into
Hood OF tears. IL strange and yet COMES IRON
rs honest anu true neart us there watkins to-day
Ho wanted those boys to win; his whole heart was
set on II; he had hoped for II and loDged Tor u, aud
doubtless had prayed tor H. and he did not consider
that magnificent oi work they did anything a.
nil lie wanted tnoso eight icct jus. The other way
No wonder they believe ia sucn aithiui Trend AS
that true rowiag man, with hears OF OAK ana Az
kindly nature as man could wish TO know Long Ito
to good "Od Huckl.Dcrryl"
EFFLCT He ATALANTAS.
Hardly does Tue Referees steamer land when up
come the Atala ntas for their clothes wnch are on
BOARD But look at john Eustisl Why there's not a
drop OF blood IN his lace He ~ not going 10 iaint or
he is not OF the iantng SORT But ne is almost deatnly
pale. me cold vet day no doubt accounts Tor II III
part but that 10 no the main thing He has rowed u
terrible raccone tnn has taken the spirit risht out
water been smooth, but wnen that first squirt
gwen ana the response did not came
expected. then his heart must have sunk with II
ham But Jonn Eusts Goes not know how 10 BACK
down, mentally or physically, and whether hghting
hard IN tie committee room or leadin. spurl AZ inc
critical point OF most important waiting rnce no
walks straish up 10 hs Work. like the man he IS.
Happily ille later lie IL all risht again McV;ckar,
TOO has had experience hs IS not hkely ~ isxst
esSs ago he had In the back OF AIS mead WHICH
times threaten be serious. but ial,rly he has
not known them and hopcd they had gone. :.
ARRASoISG TJ-MoREow's RACES = WATKINS
FULL or JoLLlTY AND ToRcHLIGHrs.
WATKINS, May 80, 1873
HERALD crcdting the Northwcsterns with protesting
Messrs. Levlen ana Walsh bc corrected, and
says that tho Northwestcrns have never protested
any one incline rather TO too great axity In thu
respect
THE GAMBLERS
The gamblers have disappeared rapidly as they
came and doubtless are no. halt fond iormcrl,
OF the metropolitan press.
To-aoKRow's RACES.
Tho com mttee have at last tonight wisely left te
Courtney the entire control OF the tho regatta
thanks, no DOUBT largely to tho presence here o
General Masoe, who HAD. till yesterday, been de
tanned away by business. Courtney purposes maxim;
the re ming fouroarod trial heat ana the dual al
one ii Euszis Will assent he PROBABLY will, SO thu
tho Ave lours abreast will make lne OF It. ha,
they granted this power TO him twenty -four hour
earlier ull ssvon would have rowcd tins morning an,
better progress would nave been made.
Tue seven seuaor scullers Will also furnish race
heat and ,heu after tuo oubl0 SOUL race tue three
m,e tours OF the National Association VIII close
mecling which, but Tor the heavy weather. nigh
have closed to-ngni Tor coarse northeast storm ha
prevailed all day.
A roacHLiGHr PROCESSION
The towr IL lively and gay tonight, ana remind
oil ths college racing nights torcpisht psooss
sion is about with tu pand ahead, going rom quar-
tiers quarLers aud the Carmans and ths Zepnyrs
Dstroit are among the LADDERS, singing lestiv
songs and bearing zach an American Nag
d Ia Sergeant Bates wbilc every now ana then som
Jolly company 20 light aud Tree IN one OF the notes
bursts out with noisy cneers loading Tn
procession and perched upon tho fence raj
Of each house favored with a special serc
made is prominent Pittsbufger. who !
just sober enough to IN ke his gyratons lujicrous
tho extreme us he hourishes an imaginary balo II
all directions through tho AIR, and mas close thing
IL not TO tumble oil the lcoce. As they march OF
and the sounds are waited oGt ON the peaceful
evening arr, The attentive listener nsiy catch many
sweet refrain, ana nouo perhaps more appropriate
judging by the warm reception with which II Is every
where nailed, tnan tho following simple lines, set .
q ianiliar aud nj one TINE highly popular air.
The lrst verse runs rhus:-
There rs n boarding house
far, tar away.
Waers they Ne onion hash
ime