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A LIVELY WEDDING FEAST.

HOW HAPPY BRIDEGROOM AND HIS FRIENDS
WERE ooBpLED Up BY THE POLICE AND
PASSED NIGHT IN THE STATION HOUSE.
To celebrate tho marriage or his son, Richard, to
Mary Jane Price. OF Bergen Point Richard Ray, sr..
conceived tho Mea OF marriage feast at his resi-
dence, In Front street, Elizabethport N. J. Great
preparations were made tor the event The
guests, who were mainly friends OF Richard
and Mary, from the Filth ward OF this
city, wore assembled on Wednesday evening In
tho two rooms OF tho senior Ray, and tor time
everything was IS merry as marriage bell AS the
night progressed tho noise attracted TO the house
number OF young rullsns from tho neghborhood,
which has not very enviaolo name, and about Tour
o'clock yesterday morning two OF the gaus, named
Robert Gillespie aud one Kennedy, who were both
Tna Of ,ps h'o .ns
Out, whcu Gillespie SAID he had been IN
light down the street aud had had three
teeth knocked out, anu no was ready TO have tha
job completed. fight followed In which of
the guests named Lmero was knocked down ~
OF roughs collected about the house aud hurled
stones the windows. The eldor Ray, seems, went
ru1ians a volley OF stones was directed ~ tho
house. Among the male guests was Jainas
Sotes, OF this city, who used to work tho tug r.
J. Nevlns aud who nad acted as groomsman 70 young
Ray. Al this Juncure, with view TO frightening
AWAY the crowd he discharged pistol rne oall
effect In the back Of Ray, Sr, innictng slight
wound. rhe facts OF The shooting wore reported TO
the police, Ray charging that Kennedy anu Gillespie
had shot him. These youngsters were arrested
aud denied Tho charge. Soses did not ad-
NIT that he had dono the shooting, and
the poico tho better work the
case arrested all the malc members OF the party,
bridegroom incudod aud locked them up Tor the resi-
OF tho night the great sref OF tho siris had
escorted to least On being arragn ned before
Judge Asburn in the morning Kennedy and Gillespie
wore hold 10 bail Tor throwing stones. After the
departure OF Kennedy aud Gniesplo Slotes, under
severe examination, admitted that be had nrcd
the pistol 10 drive the crowd away and accidentally
shot Ray. All tue prisoners were discharged, and,
with their lady friends returned to their IN
Beach aud Greenwicn Streets In this city. Cna
Elizabeth last evening had Slotes still Ia custody,
but tnat he would be released this morning., as
the shooting clearly accidental so slight 10
Ray's wouna that whom HhRALD reporter called ae
his evening he loarned tnat he walking
aboul
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PROFESSIONAL sCULLING RACE.

STURGEON Porxr, Ont, Sept. 10, 1873.
In the professional scuil.ng race yesterday for q
purse Of $780, miles with turn. there wcro nine
starters At the ond OF the frat mile good deal OF
fouirg appears to have tskon place. Paisted claims
that Riley rowed upon him and hit bis boat Piasted
then quit and turned back. Hosmer and Kennedy
claim tpat Riley iouIod them at the stakoboa Riley
claims that Morris fouIcd him when near the
winning buoy, while the latter asserts that II was
Riley Who fouicd him by running upon him In his
own water. Wallace Rogs referee, being TOO
uu we'll to row, and he had difficult task Ia
adiadgng between tho disputes OF tho rival
con ntestahts He disqualified Plaisicd and Riley,
aud awarded tho first money TO Morris,
tho second TO Kennedy and the third to Hosmer.
s.Frenchy" Jon declined to row at the last mo-
meut, having been Weakened by continued diarrhGa.
I,os 81 decision gives general satisfaction.
The Consolation races to-day wero declared OF on
account o. the incicment weather
Hesmer aud johnson will row at Hamilton TO NOR
row. Of the earsmen will go to Chautauqus
Lake tonight
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NEW YORK STATE TEAM.

Copncctiout STATE ream-B H. Williams, S5; J.
Tinky. SO; Leutonnnt W. NJ. CLARK, 10; sergeant q.
q. a. La Barnes IS; h. W. Whittock IS; Corporal @.
H. Newton 7S; g. H. Nichols II; Lieutenant j. l..
0sgood, 10; W. Gum, ~: Lieutenant j. N Lane, II :
Captain s. V. Kennedy, 10; Captain j. L. Woodordec,
OF Team total, 906.
New Jersey team --Lieutsnant NJ stiners, so; W..
II. SteveDs 7s; Lieutenant q. Whttock, u; Captain
4. w. Grniins 10; Lieutenant u IL. Greve. 20;
Lieutenant W. r. Wood, 10; W. II, Aiexandor, II I:
Captain q. w. Townsend 10; n. j. McCabc, 20; r.
Curry, 6s; Sergeant j. X. Joncs, G2; Drum Major j..
koltc. 81. Team total, s64.
Tho totaI scores made by the remaining teams
we're :--Rhodc Island, S53; Massachusetts,, w.
TLs Interstate military trophy was won Ia 1870 by
Now York by Connecticut IA 1870, ana last year by
California a team, total Of VO5 pU'nis.
RANOg THAN MATCH
Open TO teams oi our from any regularly organized
rife club mintary corUs iu the United states; tond
fae members only eligible TO shoot dstancss, zOO and
HOO yards position, standing; seven Iounds a. each
ranrei weapon, any rife within tue rues. Entrance
fec 81 per several toms could enter from
the ssmo organization, but one man could not shoot
In two teams. fhree prizes were gven. FirsL a
Crcedrnoor Remington rifle, valued at fl2e second,
bronze statuetts fslcOner, valued ~ s6f third,
bronze bust Of Shakespeare, said 10 have eea' szl.
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THE CLAIRMoNT SAVINGS BANK.

Isaac Lawson, the reforee In the ClarmonS Savings
Bank case, has just made report on tho questions
submitted 10 him. He inds that Horny A. smaIoy
took possession OF property and assets of tho bank
to the amount OF 81 6l5 II, and that he Incurred
expenses, all OF which mado in good faith. to
tho amount OF So 633 15 Tho referee also nds that
Snaiisy has incurred unpaid bills, which was dona
In good faith for professional legal services pay cf
porter watchmau at the bank building and hire Of
the bank Office.
rhs following is schedule No. g. ontire In tho ref
eree's report -Balanco quo \. Vandcrvecr for pro-
Iessional ssrvicos without xl,10o formerly paid and
$2l4 collected by nim, $685. 09; balance due Frsnk
McGee Tor services as porter and watchman IN the
bank Office SIS 81; balance due ID. b swan for SER
vices corx, $3.50; North River Bank, for rent VI
Office from September, 1877, TO May i 1878, as per
sf,sis is
Vandorveer claimed as duo him $685. The
referee also decided allow Smaley any thing for
hts services rccelvor, It bong o1med that no de-
voted lito timo and attention " The affairs Of the
bank.
got renders II unsafe for the receiver, Mr Clark
Brooks to say what timo dividend will be do
ciared On every hand suits have to be declared Tor
the saio adjustment Of claims and they arc generally
OF the most costly nature, involving much expense
ana great loss Of time IL 10 said that tho bonds
men oil General Smailsy will pay up his deficiency
immediately. HIS indebtedness is 1882 66 and tue
management OF his reccivershp cost $5,240 2S, not
considering the cost OF this suit
When money does come into Mr. Clark BROOKS
hands mas almost invariably to be immediately DIS
bursed for expenses OF tue rece,versap. nor.sagos
had 70 be iorecoscd at great sacrifice, and parties
employed by tue receiver had TO tako duo bills Tor
their pay, payable when money s paid TO 'hc receiver
from assets.
In reference the prosecution OF President Broad.
we'll the receiver sad that the District Attorney
waiting the that would be made by tho Coufp
OF Appeals In the cases ol DR.. Lambert and Case
There 10 about $500 on deposit At the Central Trust
Company from tue sale OF some furniture which was
USED by tho bank and which tue trustees claim was
bought by thom individually Ths WIN PROBABLY be
tho subject OF another SUIT to determine whether t
actually does belong TO tho rustoeA
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Ci,sbs lst. d. 3d. 4l. 5th. GA 7lh sM 9th
Flyaway o o 0 0 0 o 8 o. 8
Runs carned-Witoka, 0; Fiyaway, 2. First base ny
errors-witoka, 4; Flyaway. T. TOTAL left on bases
Witoka, Z; Flyaway, @. Total baso hits-Witoka g:
Fyaway, I. Struck out-Witoka, 8; Fiyaway. o.
Umpire-Mr o. Brown. Time oi same-One hour and
JERSEY CITY ALASKA.
The second game between the Alaska and Jersey
City clubs played on the Centennial Ground, and
resulted defeat for the Jersey Citys, which gives
them game and game the arst con test was Won BY
tho Jersey Ciiys About thrce hundrej persons wit
messed the game and woll satisfied with the ane
fielding OF the Aiaskas tney making Dut three errors
during the game. Tne Jersey ci'ys took me lead IN
the first inning by scoring run and oiankinE
their opponents. The second inning was .
repetition OF the first. Both sues were
put away In brilliant style IN the third
inning and the Alaskas returned the compliment In
the fourth aud 9Th innings by blanEng the Jersey
Cttys and scoring ran In each inning. This tied
the score, and tue sixth aud seventh innings were
able 10 score sharp was the 1eiding Tho eighth
inning holly contested, aud came near result
ing in blank for each SIDE The Jersey
Guys got theirs, and tue AIaskas only es-
capped by Willetts dropping the oal alter be
had .oucncd Quilty. The Jersey Citys appealed for
judgment, claiming that Guilty had knocked the ball
out OF Wilstts' hand but the umpire decided Guilty
City club as Guilty scored the winning run on safe
hit by Kicker Neither side scored In the ninth
inning Ricksrs base playing was the feature OF tho
game. O'NeiI and Guilty pitched and caught in 1ne
style; The former assisted ten times and tho latter
put out eight men. The Jersey Citys earned ron In
the first inning through the tine batting Of Sweeney
and Poorman The following Is tho score:-
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THE POLICE BOARD WAR.

Police Commissioners smith, Erhardt, Wheeler an.
Nichss were on hand early yesterday morning and
held meeting as the Committee on Rules and Dsci
pine, which Is committee OF the whole. Mr.
Erhardt, tho chairman, presided, aud the charges
against Captain Schultz. OF tho steamboat Seneca,
were considered. There no one present at the
meeting but the Com m missioners aud M. Dciamater,
clerk TO the committee. Tho latter, when questioned
as 70 what had iranspred, shook nis head ~ man
ner thai satisfied interrogator inior
10 be had from him Captain kipp nrst deputy clerk
was equally innocent OF any knowledge on the suU-
Ject The reporter ascertaDsd, however, on reliable
authority, thai n was determined to Try tho charges
against Captain schultz ON Thursday. October A
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COACHING.

The members Of the Coaching Club start at nine
O'Clock this morning visit to Mr. Frederick Bron-
son, at vcrns, Grcenbill, Cosn. and will make tho
trip on the rally Ho, under the guidance Of Colonel
Delaney Kane. Tnoy will make six changes on the
route and arrive az vcrna about SIX +. NJ As u 10
not q drive In wbich time 10 an object there will be
no attempt at speed aud about an hour and nail
viii DO passed al New Rochelle, where the party are
to luncn wuh Colonel Kane. Among the members
VINO will probably make Tho trip are Mr.. Frederick
bronson, Commodore Nicholson Kane, mr. Hugo
Fritscb, Mr.. Havemeyer, MI Belmont and Nr. Fear.
iug. Tho party will pass SATURDAY and sunday a.
verna ana return 10 ths oty on Monday.
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THE COURTNEY-HANLAN RACE.
THE UNION SPRINGS sCuLLER AND PARTY AT
LACHINE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

LACHlNE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONTREAL, Can, Sept 10, 1878.
evening st hall-past seven o'clock aud TOOK up his
quarters the Cottage, which had been
prepared for his reception Among those who
accompanied the American champion scullcr were
his nephew, Mr.. LArmon, Mr.. Webster, his bacxer,
and amateur The party loft Easenore yesterday
morning. and travelled by the southern Central Rail-
road and Lake shore 10 Oswogo, whero they crossed
over 10 Prescott, Oaa, and embarked on board
the CorInthian for Lachinc. Tho weather delight
full and Courtney expressed himself we'll pleased with
tho run down the river and through the "Cedars"
and s'Gallops" Rapids. He LOOKS wc and Is IN cx-
ceient condition, though he iccls that ho has been
already gaining in flesh rapidly since he stopped prac
tce, iva three days ago. His weight Is about $50
pounds. Ho brought his new Elliott cedar boat and
. Waters shell along with him. Although very reti-
cent to newspaper men aud questioners generally.
Courtney makes no secret oi his sonhdenco
that he can beat Hanlau, although he Ia aware
conversation with Plastod that 1t rs
opinion that Courtney would prove the better man OF
the two, conclusion which Riley also subscrbes TO.
Courtney says he viii have little difficulty
In learuing the Lachine course from tho
description tina. has been gwen him Of the
morning Hanlan was out at six O'Clock this morn
iug but this evening found the water rather rough.
lie TO have shortened, rather than lengtheDcd
hts stroke since last saw him ~ Brockviiie aud To-
ronto Bay and reach far forward but this
may caution bis part, owing 10 the rough water
crowd present to welcome Courtney but he sippod
quietly out of the way.
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Team totai......
INTERSTATE MILITARY MATCH.

This contest was open TO q team of twelve, repre-
rentng the uniformed National Guard OF the different
States ana Territories throughout the Union, TO be
selected In such the authorities within
respective liIails might SEQ IT. 10 prescribe. Each
team to be furnished with certificate OF
the Adjutant General OF Its State or Ter
ritoriai iOrces; bond fde members only ell
qible; competitors TO shoot In the uniform of
their corps; distances 200 and 500 yards position,
standing at the former and any within rules at tho
latter; weapos, any military rife which has been
adopted as a regulation by any State govern
ment; ten rounds al each distance Entrance
Toe, 81 per man. Tbrco prizes offered.
First bronze statuctte OF the Soldier Of
Marsthon,' valued al $3.50; second, gold
badge vnluod $50; third, gold badge
valued at $50. There were I've ontries:-New York,
Now Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island aud Massu-
chusctts fhe match began al ninc O'Clock before tho
200 yards butts and lasted TIL ten, and the
stage-500 yards-wes shot between the hours OF
eleven A. "A. and one Z. NJ The totals mado
OF a possible 200. New York came tho front by
handsome gain OF 60 points. Tho following are the
Gcorea.--
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University Of Peaasylyania-FtrstI Inning.
RACKETS.

court OF MIR. N. Hicks huds6n street, Hoboken, yes
terday afternoon, attracted largo and appreciativa
audience The first struggle, best three In i've games
was thrco- handed, by Mr. Hicks against Mr.. J. BEN
SINE aud Alderman Dwyer. Following Is the score -
Mr.. HICKS. Il II II H-SO
Bens,no and Dwycr. Is II 2l 19-72
The next contest was singe-handed, and was also
best three In i've games In this rub Mr.. N. Hicks
played against Mr. T. Goodwin, and the lattor re-
ccved Eve aces 70 start each game with. Following
10 the scOre:-
Mr. Hicxs.............. 2l II 2l $50
Mr.. Good .............. 10 81 Is 17-71
The games OF American rackets at the court Of
Mcssrs. Fitzsimon Farrell, Willow street, Hobo
ken, created quite excitement among the friends
Of tho contestants, who out In fall force Tho
contestants Mr. McWiams and Mr.. Lawler.
Following is the scors:--
NL McWliilams.. ~ 10 2l-ov
his AaWiesss.ss 40 @A Ao-4o
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HUDSON BOAT GLUE REGATTA.

The annual regatta OF the Hudson Boat Club will
take place tomorrow afternoon At The club house.
foot of Washington street, Jcrssy CITY, Gold and
silver badges will be offered TO Tho winpors in cach
contest There are six events on tho programme, as
follows:--4 y. h.--Singc scuiis, club championship
three entries. 4:2O Y. M.-Four-oared barge race
4:4o p M-Four-oared shell race. P. M-Pair-
Dared shell race. $3.50 7. M.-Rundred yards run (;
three heats. $50 L, M.-Qaartor- mile run.
Congressman "A. A Harucnbergh VIII present tho
badges 10 the wDners
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YACHTING NOlES.

Schooner Columbia, B.YC, Commodore Lester
walIsck, at anchor OF the HERALD Telegraph sta
ton at whitcstone, L.
schooner Ficur do Lis, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Dion Bouci
caull. Is also OF the station al anchor.
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CRICKET.

The nth annual game OF the Scxagcnarian Cricket
Club Of Paterson, N. j., took place ut Cedar CnH
Park, Hudson, yesterday. Sides were formed undor
tho leadership OF Joseph ID. Joaes, aged sxiy-scven
who has ncid the champion cup for two years, aud
Joseph Pritchard aged sevsnsy-four. The Jones men
scored 40 and the other side "a Prchard the leader
OF the wnn nR SIDE made individual score OF 50,
thereby winning the cup, which he Will hold tor
year, whom u be submittcd TO another contest.
rne highest the othor side was 20, made by
FothsrgilI, aged sixty-nva
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THE MATCH BETwEEN THE HAvERroRD COL
LEGg AND UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
rr,rvrxs

THE MATCH BETWLkN THE aAVEBFOBD COL
LEGg AND UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
EI.EvENs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept ~, 1873.
The weather again favorable to-day for the
continuance Of the match between tho Haverford Col
lege aud Univcrssy OF Pennsylvania eevens and tho
attendance larger than on the previous day.
Play commenced at twcnty minutes past
eleven o'clock, the not outs, Messrs. kimber
and Gary being bowIed to by Maase ana
Law. With tho exception OF brace Of two hits
by Kimbor tho inning WAS swslled up by singles TO
2G3 when Carcy was run out. Al twelve o'clock
Messrs. Harris and II. Magee represented the Un
vers,ty eleven at the wckst, the attack beng
entrusted TO Comfort and Klmber, and SO little
resistance did the Universally eleven oder 10 the
bowling that they were all disposed OF In an
hour and twelve minutes, for thirty-eight only,
one OF the eleven gottng double figures. Alter an
interval Of tsrs Of hour tho University
wero sent In Tor tner second inning, Casper, Morris
and j. sims defending the wickets against the bowl
ing oil h. Comfort aud b. kimbeL Tho inning
opened very disastrousiy, the nrst two wlckeis fall
rug Tor no runs Law contributed eleven
in rapid SUCCESSION, when ne was caught
at mid on, aud Baird being sent TO the
house for two four wckets had fallen
for only 20 runs. Y. Hopk'nson and y. Brewster
were only hope Tor tho University and thoso gen
tlemen CON tnenced In most brilliant manner Hop.
i,cted the telegraph showed "a Hopkinson contribu
ing magnificent Inning OF AZ. Brewster and Mcgee
we're the only eding batsmeL VINO scored double
figures. The inning closing ~ fsur O'CLOCK Win the
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Xi0sE....... II.siy .."... / / o Q S-s
Runs carned--Jersey City, 1; Alaska, Q. First base
by errors-Jersey City, 5; Alaska, 8. Total let on
bases-Jersey City, 4; Alaska Total base hits =
Jersey Guy. 8; Alaska, T.. Struck out--Jersey Guy,
3; AIuska, = Umpire, NJ. Malone. Scorer, u. Stapos
Time OF game, III. 40m.
HUDSON ORANGE.
Tho Orange Club met The Hudsons, OF Brooklyn, on
the apitoline Ground, and being short the services
of Car their third baseman. who 10 now lying quito
NJ thoy compelled 10 enter the contest with but
eight men. The game throughout was one-stded. the
ILLUSIONS having overy thing their own way Tho bat
ting by the Hudsons was very heavy, they making
twenty clean hits, with total OF twsnty-seven The
playing OF Lawn, Schonck, Morgan and smith the
one side, and Rule, Dunno aud Ward on the othor,
was noteworthy. The following 10 the scors:-
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OrhhHe. go. -. o o
Runs carned-Hudson, 8; Orange. O. First base by
errors-Huusou, q; Orange, 2; Total loft on bases-
Hudson, 8; Orange, D. TOTAL oase hits-Hudson, q: I:
Orange, s. Struck out-Hudson, i; Orange, J. Um-
pire, John Bunce. ScSrcr, Edward J. Burns. Time
0i game-Ons hour and ffty-av minutea
The games 10 be played ts-day are as folows:-
Alaskas aud MoLtgomerys, on the Centennial
Ground; Astors and Hudsons, ON the Union Ground.
Tne metropolitan championship schedule game Tor
to.day the Capitoine Ground, between tie Witoka
and Orange clubs, has been postponed account OF
the crippled condition OF the Orange club
In the game at Hudson between the Hudsons and
Now Yorks tho iormer were victorious Dy SCORE Of
D 10 8.
AT Albany tho game between the local club and the
Haymskers OF Troy, resulted In favor Of the Albany
club, by u scoro OF to3
The Bo.tons defeated the Forest Citvs, Of Glove
land, Ia a game ~ Cleveland, bv score OF 3 TO z
Another 1ne game was played between tho Prov
idencc aud Buffalo clubs at Buffalo, which resulted In
o victory Tor the Providence club by score OF TO z
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BOATING NOTES.

Aquatcs about Paterson, N. j., are looKingu up To-
day there to DO a regatta on Dundee Lake ooiween
tho Paterson aud Adephi clubs. There VIII De two
single she'll pair -oared, two doube.oared and one
iour-oared race course one-hnii mile anu return
The Excelsior Club also OF Paterson, which distin-
eusbed itself at the Rutherford Park regatta TINS sea-
son, preparing tor intorclub regatta consist
Ing Of races, to be rowed ON the fassaic siver,
above the falls, on the 26th Inst
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TOLEDO RACES.
RACING In CALIFORNIA.
SAN FnAscrsco, sept 10. 1878.

ohF FFtNNIIHtO 5VVk Ho'u
Two races came OF at the state Far to-day.
The running race, tree Tor all three year-olds, was
won by Mark L. IN two straight heats beating Geui.
TIA Raven and Lexington Bssie. Time, al .42A--
the fastest time ever made Ia the state
rnc second was Won by Blossom, beating
Cosmo, Cordelia, Planet, Black Willow aud MAID Of
the est. Time, l.Ak--l:4d
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WOONSOCKET FAIR RACES.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. IL. 1878.
Tho woonsocket agricultural fair closed to-day.
Decoration, OF Milford Mass, won the 3s race; jim
Briggs, Of Providence, sccond Kate, oi Wilsonvie,
Conn.,. third Time, 2:35-2:35 1s-2:35 ~ :3S.
Ip the three minute class Matte, oi Boston, took
throe hsnts out Of four. Time, 2:43--2:iI-2 Is
2.JO.
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ROWING REGATTA POSTPONED.

JAxEsrowS, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1878
The international rowing regatta advertised tor to-
morrow at Chautauqua Lake has been postponed until
Saturday gcptemDer IS on account OF Msrrls and
'Froncny" Johnson being unable 10 reach hora IN
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TROTrING AT KANSAS CITY.
RARUs AGAINST rIME-THg STALLION RACE
WON by DoNEsgTTEa.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HE RAID.
KANSAS CITY, No., Sept 10, 1873.
Forty-ave thousand people wore at tho grounds
OF Kansas City Exposition to-day 70 soc Rarus trst
against time and to witness the great stallion race
between Scott Thomas, Indianapolis aud lJonesc;ter.
Alter the nrst heat OF the stallion race John Span
drove Rarus the track, and bringing bim up, sont
him a mile IN 2:22 The second heat was trotted IN
2:l7 ana the thira IN 2:lS. Spsn was greeted with
cneers from the assembled bystandcrs The following
A. A summary Oh the Stallion race:-
BOnesetter .........s... =
scott Thomas. . q
IEdfanapolis D = q
Time, 2:2I-2.261a a-2:21A-2:2o.
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WOODBURY. PARK.

| WOODBURY.. N. j., Sept 10, 1879.
This was the third and last day of the Woodbury.
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sfinished first: set back for running
SEPTEMBER 10, 167S.-lHIRD DAY OF THE FALL
TRorrlsG MEETING. NO. 5-Purso $500. Tor horses
that beat 40; mile hsals threc IN hve In mar.
ness; 500 nrst $lOO TO the second 500 70 tho
third and $40 to the fourth horse. Closed Win
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Pn,ns Wh,te,s n O. Wixz.............1
A A Freoman,s b. O. Slar................. z
+ n Turnor,s a o. Chance b
Iohn Murphy,s CHI M Lady Winfield ..3 3
u " DrIscoli's b. IN. Blackwooa Queen ......4
W. NJ McMahon'sg g. IN. Jessie Maud......... D o
NJ H. Brush's g. &. Marlboro. dis.
O. a Van Wyck's b. m. Belle OF Kings.. dr.
The blk. g. Shorty Fountain, b. Turk, b. In. Cham
pion Girl ch. m. Dolly Everett, CT. q. II. Starin u
G. Billy Green, 8. J. II. Warehouse, g. sligo, ch
M Dolly, b. M. Lady b., H. IN. Rosa Belle, br. G. Bour-
bon Chief and b. q. Landscer were drawn.