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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11
THE NATIONAL kEGATTA.

II the plans OF sns Com mlttec Of Arrangenents OF
the national regatta al Newark ON the 21sl 22d
ius at all carried out tho regatta 10 destined to
be a very decided success. Tho bostmen OF Newark
have entered with . zcst into tue work oil
making the event creditable alike to themselves,
10 Newark aud to tho country Tho eitzeus
show entire willingness to comply with auy proper
demand them. Tho entries represent clubs from
eight states, the District oil Columbia and
Canada Among the sculicrs VINO Will row
Holmes, Ya,es, Wills, 0Donncl, OF New
Dreams; Livingston and Kenneuy, OF Yae;
easel Mumiord, the champion OF the South Ratn-
bone McLafrerty aud George W. Lee. Inc nrsi OF the
the Hope Rowing Club, OF New Orleans The mem.
bers are A. r Moniia. James L. Harris, Joseph
James o'Donnel aud r. Powers They arc
The guest the Triton CLUB and housed at tho
Central Hotel 1t N not Mt ali certain thai George W.
I've, the single scuer, will be allowed Fears
are entertained ia Newark that he may be ruled out
on the ground OF not ocing an amaeur, out Q pro-
fessional oarsnan.
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SCOTSMAN L RICAN CLUB.

INTERESTING HANDICAP GAMES AT TIE CLUB
GROUND on EIGHTH AVENUE.
The Scessish-American Athletic Club had their SGT
handicap games At the CLUB grounds, Fiiiy-lourth
street, near Eighth avenue yesterday afternoon The
games did NOT commence until after i've O'Clock, and
ON account OF the unfavorabls weather very lew
spectators were present. Tho officers OF the day
were: -keferes, ID. Fouhs; Judges, W. X. Kendrick
and Jonn Gatu; Timekecpsr, n. r. Pike; Sisrter, W.
McEwen; Clerk Of the Course, G. b. Giilic; Assistant
Clerks, l. l.. NewDerry aDd u. A. l. indin-
Tue nrst event was The Is yards run, club handicap
ieur hsais. For the nrst there entries
but q. Horton ran over the dsiabcs alone, making 10
In ~ seconds Tho same DumDcr oil enines we're
down Tor INC second heat On y two stmrte !, and
II. n. Morwitz cam, IN hrst covering the, ground
In 81 seconds. Five competitors put their names
down Tor the thIrd heal aud three started, A.
Ing doing the distance In So seconds. Five
three OF whom started. q. W. Tayior won.
making tue aasn ~ ~ seconds. the Hpai heat was
IL resulted IN . tie vst~ssn Ing aud Morwuz. La
running tue ITO lag csme IN several yards ahead,
making The race in SECONDS and winning the silver
present alton medal
There were i've trIai heats In the bali mile run
open handicap In the nrst tr. heat there were ten
e1trss 1t rtsrs. ID. H. steele won, the time
being I'm lIs There were ten enlres and i've start.
tor ths sccond heat. NJ. b. Eiis came IN ahead.
iimc, I'm l5s. Out Of ten en,ries there we're but
three starters ior The third neat 4. Buckly was
the winner. Time. I'm. l9s. -Four started
out OF list Of ten entries for the
ioufth ueaS Wniou "Vu w d. Doyic, III zm L@t1s.
lo the humber Of entries therc slx start
ers Tor the ntb heat, which was won by j. N. Dunn IN
I'm. l&hs. In the 1nsi hsat the winners of the nvs
lriai heats and O. A. j. Quscgberner VINO was second
IN the nrst heat, started. fhe latter the nnal
trial. making the naf mile en- 101ss steele taxing
second place, time, 2n. llLs
The nrst prize was n gold and the second q silver
medal
he Two mile walk, open handicIp. was tho m ost
interesting feature In The days progr mme. There
were iorty two en- tres anu ninsicen stsrisrs j. r.
Dryer declared the victor shing the tw
u.lle "A Hlu. II sod m i.Ql h. nd
best timo lSn. 30hs The prizes wero gold IN edal
10 the nrst man and = silver one TO the second
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PROFESSIONAL ROWING.
Mr. WILLIAM BLAKE ON THE sUBJEcr--THR
pIopoSED HANI.AN -CounTNEY KACk

Mr. WILLIAM BLAKE ON THE sUBJEcT>-THR
PROPOSED HANLAN-CouRTNEY KAcK.
Mr. William Blake, Of Now YORK, having been re.
qussted 10 act referee IN tue proposed seuIius
between Hanian ana Courtney he mas written
Colonel shaw, Unred States Consul al Birmingham,
England "a particular friend oil hanlan). upon the
SUBJECT Mr. Blake says that II the match made
~ the usual way OF esch side wagering certain sum
it, n must cline tho honor, AS he cannot
any "iarness in betting, and the sooner tue
tom ~ routed out tue better IL Empower.
Ishes the loser, II gives him nothing tor
his money save disAppoint ment and vexa-
tion, aud its contracts are void both by our
gaming aud betting laws aud III oil Great Britain
On the otner uanu, continues Mr.. Blake, II Hsnlsn
and Courtney agree TO row Tor purse which should
be- gwen By railf Dads noLsls winch will make
money out OF The event, ne was The Saratoga
in 1870 no Will act providDg certain arrangement
n made TO buoy the course. Mr. Blake thinks
tins plan will york ore Than present good, %
supsrsede the betting race win contest Tor purse
and rowing among professional osrsmen win take q
decided step forward"
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Philadelphia papers please copy.


BAcKus-On FRIDAY, August 0. CHARLES W. BAoKrs,
aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respect
fully invited 90 attend the funeral, Monday, at
bali-past oclocg. IRON Ills late residence, No 235
"a ST.. Brook yp, h. ID
BKRRr--0n thursday, Sun inst, MARoAREr JAM,
daughter OF Thomas Berry
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invIted 10 attend the funeral, from the residence Of
her iatner, 30 SCANNED street, this Sunday after
noon, AZ Two O'Clock
BosrwicK --on August 10. al No. "a Union square,
MARY bosrwicK, IN her o0tu year.
Funeral services 81 81 Joan's Church, Delhi. NJ r.,
August Ii, ~ eleven A. N.
BRowSsoS.-At south Oy stcr Bay, l.. l.. on Friday,
August o, Luor BAiLxr, youngest child OF Edward =
ana Mary N. Bfownson, aged one year and nine
months.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the To-
neral from The resiasncs Of ber parents on sunday
August H. trains leave Fistbusn av., brookiyn, at
ylv A. NJ. ana Long Island CITY ats a. ~; returning
al l:1gP NJ
CLARK. suddenly, on Friday, August Q, CnaRLKs
L., SON Of saran w. aud The late Rionsrd l. Cars
Esq, sged rs years
Rs,atives ana friends are invited 10 attend the
iunarAL tram the rsdsnos Of his mother East lS6th
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IRELAND AND SEQ LAND.

The long talked Of match between Duncan c. Ross,
Of Canada, the champion Scotch athlete, and Thomas
Lynch, Of this eity, the Irsn champion, Tor $500
SIDE aud the worlds championship, Will take place
under the auspices OF the Emerald and Hamilton
Rowan clubs, at Jones' Wood Colosseum, on Thursday
next Belung on the event Is about even. The men
coacIusens this time last year, when they were
70 evenly matched that . draw resulted Tho winner
OF out Of tue following feats will be dccafe tho
tor :-Pusting the ngnt aud ncavy stone; throw ing
the light aud heavy hammer; throwing 1ty.sx pou I'd
weight IRON the &ids aud putting IRON the shoulder
running high snOstsnding broad jump. aud 100 yard
fost race Alter the match there viii DO other con-
tests between professionals aud amateurs for medals
and q days picnic will be held
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mon, with Alfred s. Long. James NOR. John Van
valksnburgh, Donald Mcdonald and William W. Gray
constitute the General Committee charged with me
sole management OF the Affairs Of the club. The ciuo
has leased Tor the tern Of five years grounds lew
rods above Inc cemetery station tho east sidc OF
the track OF the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad.
A. soon MS The grounds proper conoition the 81
0sorgs's OF this c,ty Will pay Iksm VISIT.
since the opening OF the cricket season on Nay 30
twenty games have been played by tho local club
The first game between the ST. George ana fhiadsi-
phia cluos, on May so, stopped OF the
rain, although both elevens on the hold The
only urawn game was mo one bet the st. George
and Merton. Of Philadelphia, July 81 aud August
The record OF The first eleven " ioilows:
Name P,oued Won Loh
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CkEEDMOOR.


COMPETITIONS FOR THE sKIRNIsHERs' BADGE
AND NATIONAL GUARDsMAN PRIZE.
Tho shooting comm sncsd at CrecdmooI yesterday
~ haltpast Two p H., with the second competition
for tho Nasisnal Guardsman prize. The weather was
fair and rain tell until both the matches for
the day wsre completed. The National Guardsman
prize Is . long range rife, valued At SI25 rhe
match open only TO members OF the National
Guard OF any state, In uniform, distances 800 and
YARDS any with head toward the target; seven shots
Vt each distance; weapon, the authorized military
itor - memoer Prize to become properly Of
competitor winning It three times The best scores
n foilo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11
MARRIED.

MiLLER--ALLIsox. --On Saturday, August TO- by Rev.
Dr. hIc;, at brides residence, JosEpH MILLER Of
Newark, 10 SARAH ALLISON oil New York.
NILLoy--~uEA.-0n July IL, at tue residence OF her
parcn,s, l3s summit ST., Brooklyn. by Rev. y. J.
U'Reily, assisted by Rev. Father O'Bricn, MISS NJ.
JosgPaisE SHEA 10 Mr.. J. j. MfLLoY o. Montreal.
PorTERroS--t ALLEY. August :, at Astoria L. l., by
the Rev. ~. Broonax WILLIAM PorrxRroS, vi New
Ne
TuoRS--IEUBSgR. AT the residence OF the briccs
father, New YORK, on thursday August5, by the Rev
w. Busse ARTHUR NJ HORN to JULIA HErBNER,
daughter OF Captain Jonn w. heuDDcr
WHrE-RowE.-On tue Sth met, MARSHALL l..
wmrE, Of Philadephis TO NARY A. Rows, Of New
York
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11
CRICKET.

The cricket match between the first nine or the
Staten Island Baseball Clan and nrst eleven oil the
Staten Island Cricket Club. which vas 10 have besa
played yesterday, was posspoasd on account Of the
RAIN
Las, week number Of gentlemen met In Albany and
formed the Albany Cricket Club Tho officers are -
President. William Lacey. an old memosr Of tho ST.
Frederick r. 0ioet; Treasurer, George stevsss;
secretary. william n. koNaughten. THESE ssatls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11

John Falps, his wife Mary and two children, ar
-ved In this city Wednesday last IRON Providence
X. l., and sought temporary refuge IN West street
hotel ON Friday morn. ny the husband went out to
look Tor apartments and since then has not been
heard /. lie lett no money win his vie, and she
and children were compelled TO leave the hotel
ana seek protection rom the city authorities They
were yesterday gwen over 10 the care OF the Commits.
sionsrs OF Charities and Core elton.
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Is HE A TRAMP /?

Al examination took place before Unissd States
commissisnss winsIow, Brooklyn, yesterday, In
which the defendant was Thomas Connors, cnsraed
with running an nbcit wnsksy os,,I,sry 10 the base
mont OF house corner OF Central avenue and
Ivy street The defence was that the prisoner vas
tramp and had gone into the basement ior afips Of
water Just before the revenue officers made their de
scent Several tenants ~ the house question test.
hed that they he'd never seen the prsoa.r the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11
POLICEMEN AS MARKSMEN.

The Twenty eighth Precinct Gua Club, composed Of
the second platoon OF the above.named precinct and,
Il Is said The first OF It's kind tho police force, held
It's nrst target excursion on Friday, at Washington
Park. 100 yards' range Was marked OUT ana three
silver medAis, raised by subscription among the men,
bers OF tho club, were shot for. 0nocr Woods
the nrst prize, Detective Wilson tho second, aud
RoundsmaA Martin tho thru.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11

On She eouousion OF the preceding match the sew
cath oompsttion tor the Skirmishsrs' Badge tosk
place ~ Undetermined distances between 500 and 200
yards. varying for each shot Tue match open
all members OF tho National Rifle Association or Of
Tho National Guard oil any state in uniform weapon
the military ride used In The army navy, by the
National Guard Of any State; distances az above:
second class targets The best we're the iol.
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

Mycr., T2s Sth nv. No cards
PIxovgR---GsABrgLDgE.-S ANuEL PIsovgR to Miss
CARRIE GuABFELDER. Doth of MS city. No cards.
wEisL-BAUnAx.--B WgfsL, OF Suvcr CITY,
" NJ, 10 Miss FRANCIS BAuMAS, OF New York. No
cards.
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NARRAGANsETT GUN CLUB.

lBx TELEGRAPH To THE RAID.
NEwroRr, r. l., August 10, 1873.
cup has been presented The Narrsgansett Gun
Club By Dir. Pierre LorillArd, OF New York, which
will be shot tor at the CLUB grounds Monday 10th
Inst, a. eleven A. ~ IL will We q handicap event,
ana the entries will close ON Saturday next.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

MILES L. JOHNSON ACCEPTS W. KINGS cHAL-
LKNGE.
BROWNSVILLE, Mercer County, N. i'll
August Q, 1878 I
TO THE EDIrox OF THE HERALD
notice 10 the HERALD OF to-day that Mr.. W. King
OF Brooklyn, wants to shoot match Of SO doubles
200 ords) 81 yards anu 100 yards boundary, Tor
$500 side, Of which $500 viii be pat up my &C
cePtance In answer 10 this challenge hereby notify
Mr.. King that accept It just made. viii meet
him to put up tho money aud sign articles oil agree.
mont Tuesday nsxt a. twelve O'Clock sharp AZ Mr.
II s. HArris, No III Broadway, or l viii meet ham
At Mr.. Phillip Duny's corner oil Hudson avenue and
Fulton street, Brooklyn, the same DAY at O'Clock
p. N. l hope Mr.. King win not osappent me. Re-
specially, MILES /. JOHNSON.
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The mem ers OF the victorious Peuinsuar Club, of
Detroit, Mich, met with grand reception on theIr
arrival home, on Sunday last On Monday they wsro
inc heroes oil the nour, and IN the evening grand
OF Detroit
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material IN your org .nizalion effect this
Whsn was IN college every young man thought II
up yoar mind 10 sucn positive action shall be more
proud, aud tue whole country will be more proud Of
Columbia College (Checrs.J
DROPPING POETRY
DR.. Valentine, OF the class OF '64, was here intro
duced by the president, aud. IN a very humorous
manner, recited the following verses:--
You snow ole felsh you caat WOW,
AZ hall the ninsish hoarsmen know;
Yet you ei DO 20 make u laugh
Ana furnish us with extra clHn"
Undaunted BY these idle taunts
Coumbis only silence ymunts.
And patiently sw ats the DAY
Her strength zEainst the beast TO lay.
The day arrives all big with late,
And bcin- Of - lucky date.
Thev take their places at the start
AMI at the word away thev dart
At once Columbia takes the lead.
BY dint vf her hyperion 50 led.
Ana rows right IN the lions facc.
Who fain would foul her IN the
"Now spurt her. boysr, GOODWIN cries out.
RidsOOck. sage and Edison shout
Their boat goes flying tue water DER,
While Lco's boat goes vsng ashore.
A shout from a chosen iew
Ana ",isiI ooIuneis, = by The 6ana.
Statutes the yietors from the Nv nd.
The lion thought IL hard to bear,
81 SAYING he could beat our four
'Ad Thames al Enley 'sd no shore.
We welcome hons ooiumDia's msu.
Who m the lion in his den,
And JADE nm i've 2 iea.,s, roar.
How this done some may not knew.
So will try 70 tell you, though
Ills bard 10 paint n scene so bripht.
Viewed only Ny the oaols's hghs
The lion said he'd row q race
Whsrs he wond try ats ssiii and spced
With any other living breed.
Ana thinking he must be polite
shcua any one DARE 10 prove hts tight. ''
He offered IS q prise . cup Dtl
Yren which the viesor fAsas niahs m.
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