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DOUBLE SCULL RACE.

large nusnscr Of the iricsas OF the Montank Row.
ing Club frsm Nee ycrs. BROOKLYN ana Jersey Guy
we're present Ia lne south Cove Jersey Guy, ycstsr
aay al,ernoon. TO witness tns double scsa race be.
tween monDcrs of tbs clsb The distance rowed wss
two mNcs aud the prizes we're gold meas aud a set
of eolors James h. hoaros. Jr. ot New iork,
aud Charles n. ksd, OF Jrrs.g Cuy, rowcd ia osc
ssull against Charlss - Lewis and llaam A. wtnter
OF Brooklyn. az asotacr Le~is aud Ntrtcr touk The
lead Tor the nrst AID q sa but overtsken
by Monroe snA Ksic al the latter stake. In spite
OF Efforts OF Leafs ana WINTER 10 reasin their lost
ground, Monroe sad Rsid ~on in Ion. IA
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ElLEY.KENSEDY AT ENsENoKE.
[ur rnIroKara TO rHE mrnaLp.l

Arnrsx. \. n. August "a, ISIS.
Ksassay, eG rorasa, wnh s,s sscssr. Harry
Ness~s. vi Se~ Yars. arrived at the Eassners row
ias shss eraiss, ana Kiey reached mere this
sssatng wpth paper shslL Riley has completely
recoyussa bis heahn. ssd eo~ IA sgisndii physe Al
sssnafarsu nle b.iaa leshat acquainted IN tnis
nberneod toseth~r with toartney's sood opinion
ai blln o1fsnsu, makss Bim tnc avorite ~ the
OF Msaossdsy 1sxt kebnsdy 10 total stfAne er
W thsss parts. and ~ . DARK horse He
defeated Nney "a rsesat Brockvihs regatta. bot
tsgtsF rlatms he gss 0at o. cpndti0n. ihe race
" tarse rnsiss. Nuh tsrs fer ti 90, aad
same csarwe pahcd ~ kicy i@st tsli, vhon he was
asiestea " Coartnts. b9t came 10 Ahesa oi Freney
gohason. Bogh teak a ehort sfta oa tie lake
thss ssening. and the result oi ~. race - Dy no
ms~ps fbcy are both IA excelent condition,
vel ria gsa. very iEst terce miis time coDn-
aently prtdiCtsd
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sroRr FOR The HIGHLANDrRs.

Colonel joseph Iaiug, OF tho Old Guara, Seventy.
niuth HighIanders, S.N.Y., announces tho accept.
ance OF invitation frvm the Providence Caleaonian
socrety and Boston Csiedouinn Club to attend their
games, whicn are to toks place at Providence X. L.,
"Wednesday, 2sth INST, aud AT Boston, Thu ursday,
2g,h inst The officers anu men, fuiIy armed and
equipped In kits, cpsuictr whItc belts aud gloves.
VIII report al the armory az three o'clock next
ruesday afternoon aua proceed 10 the stsamsoa,
Massscnu scts, at per No ~ North river rhe CON,
psny dril IN xiIis Is nxed tor tomorrow, at sisht
4. "A.
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LADIES REGATTA.

grand ladies' rswisg regatta wsa take place Fri.
day August 80 OF south Ratscrlera " >. Tue sports
viii consist oi single sculis ia working boats aud
double scuIs Also IN working boats The course will
IRON RcIpss' Ho.e uoek 10 the buoy snd return,
distance one nllle nanber vi pftzss. tacludlug
a handsome set OF tcwciry, ana elegant goil locket
aud chain bne gold stch, Will loo awarded 10 tbc
fair winners several entries nave already boon
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RACKEIS.

A. the cour. Of N. Hicks. HUDSON street, Hoookes,
yesterday, two good games Of American racke,s
cured. One between Alderman Dwyer and
Thomas Fitzpatrick, best three in i've gamsa The
Alderman gained the victory. Following Is the
SCORE
NJ pwyer:... l9 y q q q
The other contest was four -haaded. Thomas Gooa-
win aud Michael Landy played against John Baggs
and John Kelly. Following 10 the score
Goodwin and Landy. ............. I! II u
Baggs and Kelly. ......-....... Il ID 10
A. tho Willow strees court also IN Hoboken, 6ue
iour-ianded game occurred. The contestants were
W. McDermo anu John MeGranc against Patrick
Brssn and Jonn McHais The nrst named side won
tue victory. Following is tue score:-
McDermot and McGrane. e.......... II 10 II
Brech and McHale.. .......... ~ II lS
there wore several games at McQuadc's court Mad.
son street, TINS city. One between W. Struth-
ers and John Palmer the side and y. W. Austin
aud John Mckenzie on the other Tue nfst named
out OF three games played. Following Is
the score:-
Strutners and Palmer............ II 16 2l
Austin anu Mckehzie .......... ~ III ~
Tho second game at McQuad.'s court was single.
banded, bet wecu j. w. 5ruthers, OF this city, and
r. W. Austin, oil Long Island CITY. The game was
won by the Iormer. Following Is the scorc:--
Struthers. s........................ II ~ III
Austfn. .......s.............. 10 III ~
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COURTNEY AND HANLAN MATCHED.

foKoxso Ost. August "a. ISIS.
NJ Dsvia wara. regrsssusisg H.aian, has just re-
tsrnsd frem Rscaeslsr. n A.. shers hs had cou-
isrsDcs wah hssus Wooster ssd Clark. represent
sog Cosrtasv Fhe fesnt mach for o., 500
= sde rsswa about the lst of Octoocr.
eheraH M@rasns. " John, \. a., ~lll act ss
Feirfes. fhe iacAlir oi tbs r4ce has nos yet bcen
ied upaa tne disia1ce ~tn be nve miles Win .
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THE NARRAGANsETT GUN CLUB.
ESTRIis ron THE coSrTsr Tog rHE cur PRn-
snSTHD ~ TaE rrEsfDsNr

snSTED ~ TaE rEEsfDsNr
SEwroMr, " ., Ausas "a is7s.
Tue foloeing named gentlemen hsve eatsrcd ios
the pigeon match Mopssy nsu iof the cup pre-
sestsi py the president OF toe Narrsgasssu Cue
Clus. Mr. Alfred BiddIs, Mr Howell, Mr. Bekisy.
Mr. Richua Peters. OF P8iladeiphia, Mr N. W. Hd-
isck, Mr. frsne1s Van Barsa, hr Joan q.
ilc, scncr Me- Marin Van Barren, NJ. :. nowiand
RoUbius, Mr. Carron Livingson, Mr. ferrs Lorii-
lard. Jr.: Mr. Perry Belmont Nc. Pierre LoriIlard,
Mr. . Nsisoa hosard Mr. Henry " Jones, Mr..
August Belmont Nj. klou LDrowskt. New York;
lioa. j. Roche, Mr.. A. ,. rhofn anil, O London, Mr.
c. DaDom wagstsn OF Babylon. L. 4. hr. j. sven
Frck, Mr. Howard Ridgely, Mr.. Reoert Garrett. Of
Baltimore. aud Mr. Harvey "a. brown. Of Cleveixnd
rms pkvisv van nURs~ rfokoS nAfcH ogE
Tho pigeon match Utt~csn h. ". Davis aad 7. y.
Van Buren, for $1,000 has been declared on this
step was foord necessary owing 70 the injuries
s@iIed " tns latter tsw aAys ago.
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HANDBALL.

Al McQuade's court two good games Of handball
we're played Both OF them four handed. The
Ars, was between william Ryan and Daniel McOarthy
OF th,s city, the ono side, and John Ford and
Thomas Reagan, OF Boston, on tho other. Tho rub
was the best three In ave games, and II took the
whole ave 10 settle the controversy Following 10 tho
scorc:-
RYAN and Mccarthy. ...... 81 10 10 Il 81
Ford aud Reagan. .......... IL 81 ~ 20 IL
The second contest was between John NJ. Living
ston aud Thomas Lusg, on tho one side, and +. w.
Austin and n. Bulingsr tho other. Following 10
tue score:-
Livingston nno Lusk .............. II Al ~
Ausun anu Il
Al Courtsey's court, Centre street. south Brook
lyn, John McDonough and James Brys0n played q
singie-handed gano oi handball, best two 10 threc
gumea Sc0se:-
MeDonougn. Il IL n
bry sou. .......... 10 II
fbe game At Cascy's court, Douglas strect, Brook
lyp, one OF tue most remsrksbbs handbail con.
tests OF tho day. PhiI Casey played against j. Mack
giving, in eacn game, the aces TO start with Follow
ing ts the score -
Phll Casey"....... IL u
J. HACK .......................... 20 u 10
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Tho following yachts passed through He'll Gate yes
tsrday:-
Steam yacht Mystic, N.Y.Y.C,hr Cordova, from
New York, cruising eastward.
Yacht Prosper. no clno. Mr.. Coicord, IRON New
London for New YORK.
sloop Emma, no club, Mr.. Carter, from New YORK
for New Bedford
Tho Columbia, BY. G., Commodore Lester wallack,
arrived aud anchored or the HERALD telegraph sta
tion Whitestone, Long Island, IN the aiter noon
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LACROSSE.

An interesting contest at lacrosse occurred yestcr
day afternoon tho Prospect Park Parade Ground.
The sides were chosen IRON the Prospect Park CIub.
one side was commanded ny Captain Logan and the
other by Captain Armstrong. The side oi tue hrst
named officer won Ave goals ana the game tho other
sIde, meanwhile, securing tosr goals.
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THE cLAYToN-sIEBEET scULL RACE.
lar rr ronaFm 10 IHE nrnarp.l

lht ifi t3hAfh 10 ihh hkhAib
wnFGLsc. W. Va. August "a, ISIS.
Tue single sean race sstSe~a Ea~ars Ciaytea. OF
tins city and ssesert, OF Patstsrg. Tor purse Of
$500 came on st Beach Bottom this evening Tho
mou we're started at 30 o'clocg Oy Referee beau.
mont. oi Paisbarg Tho Wheeling maa led hrs opps-
3s strokes 10 tne tnInate, sna xea tho race
IN I'm iOs by f0nr boats leu gus
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CATBoAT RACE.

An exciting race between casrigged boats took
place yesterday through the Upper Bay and the ar
for silver cup prsss n,ed BY Mr. Thomas Lang.
don. OF West Brighton, Staten Island. Seven boats
entered as loll0ws:--
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w. L. Higgins jumpsd OF with the lead, closely fol-
lowed oy Diondei, Henry 0wiuss third, Mamie II.
fourth, Fury bringing up the rear Higgins and Bon.
dell ran yoked around tue upper turn, leaving the
others rapidy. WBcn the horses passed the quarter
pole they were running In the follow ing ordcrw l.
latter four lengths ahead OF Name H. who was four
LEM tbs IN advance OF Henry owings Fury dith. W.
siretcn, and Mamie II. began closing up on
tue leaders. As tine horses passed the b alt m e
pole w. Higgins led q length. Biopdelt
second, Two lengths In front OF Name A. the
Mttor two lengths IN advance OF Henry Owtnss
Fury Nth. Running around the lever turs iggins
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Tho Ocean spray, with full canvas and strong
food tide In Her favor, forged ahead
and led round bouy No. IL by iour mn
mutss That lead shs incrcased to Fort Lafayette
where she led by nearly forty minutes, the Vixen
slowly crawling up TO her on the run home, whsn
they last OF the Aooo the the Staten Island
shore In their iavor The home ssaksooat was passed
as folOws:-
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CRICKET.

THE STATEN ISLAND CLUB DEFEAT THE GER
MANTowN cLup or PHILADELPHIA.
The match between the Staten Island and crmaa-
town toi Phiadcipna) Crcks clubs Mt Staten Isls nd
yesterday resulted in sig uai deisat for the vistors
the home cluD Winning by ten w,ckets. Tne tollov-
is the scoro -
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0 following 10 the score:
|. JERSEY CITY

ny lNNixGB.
Clubs. sS I'd. I'D. 4M. 5th.6th. 1th. Sh eta
Uu,vn U o 0 0 2-3
Jersey CIV. o o o o o Is
AT Orange the arst Of the series OF games for the
championship OF the Metropolitan Association and
its silver bali and nip psnnant between
local stub and tue New York Club. The New Yorks
got the only earned run The Orange Club sect urcd
GrsL base by errors OF the otncr side twice One OF
the Orange Clu0 and fve OF the Now Yorks struck
out. Six Orange men and three New Yo.ks were lett
on bases. Folowing is the scUre:--
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runs; T. Hargreaves ia balls 46 rrns aud wicKe,s;
n. W. Brown. l02 balls. SO runs aud wickeis; A.
Marsh. Is balls anu 10 Tuus.
hessrs. Holman aud Rhodes acted as unpires
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Ciatbs. lss 2d 3d. All 3fh 6fh ia sh eA
Astor............ y u y 90 L.
Hickory. . U y q o. y
very lne game was played on the jersey Cay
Centennial Gr0und. The contestants were the jersey
City Browns and the Unions OF Now Brunswck.
This was the second IN tne series between them Tor
the State championship and the Taylor prize pen
nant, both Of them (he rub being best Two ~ threcl
being won by tho browns. Eight mon VI the Two
clubs passed through the contest without an error
The Browns got the only TWO earned runs tue
Browns made seven ana the Unions SIX base hits
Three OF the Browns and ef the Unions made lrst
base through the opposite SIDE Two OF the
ana three OF the Unions struck out Three Of
the Browns aud tour oil the Unions eit bases
The game nmpirsd by Mr. Liilis ana lasted about
two hours. fhc following is the sGorc:-
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Tho decision gave great oeal OF alssat hfscoa and
the owners Of the Vixen aud eopora mson tne Judges
present OF their second prlxes The owner of the
Vixen offered oack his boat for 900 eds against
the Berthe, to DO sailed under yacht club rs1es.
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NEW YORK.

The game the Capitoine, between Che FIyuway
and Witoka clubs was their first in tue series Tor the
enship silver ball ana pcnnant OF the Metro
pottan Association. Tho Flyaways earned two runs
The Flyaways made fourteen and the WnoEas thir-
teen base hits Eacn side made hrst base twice on
errors OF other SIDE. Four Of the Flyaways and
five Of the Witokas were lett bases. The game
umpirsG by Mr. Brennan, and lasted two hours and
hall Following is the score:--
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Alter little delay at the post the horses had q
very iar sehd on. Alleveur and Lady Darcy get
ting of with their heads together, Majestic third,
Fusillade fourth, Loiterer hftL. Aleveur outraE
Lady darcy up the fractional track, aud, as
he pissed out OF the chute at ITO hali-mile
pole, Allcveur was leading two lengths Lady DARCY
Two lengths IN front OF Majestic, Lotercr lourtn,
Fusilade nth. Lady D'Arcy closed the DAYLIGHT as
she followed Alieveur around the lower turn, as
they into the nomsstretch the colt had ad
vantage by length, Lady darcy two lengths in
front OF Majestic, FusiIado fourth, Loterer fifth.
Alcveur looked like winner all the way up the
bomestretch, until 100 yards IRON rome, whom,
usual, his bottom tell out and Lady darcy came
IN a winner by length, Aeveur a DOZEN lengths IN
front OF Loierer, Majestic fourth. Fusiilade nth.
Tnic, l:l6A.
THE SECOND RACE
for purse OF 5000; entrance rec; free leap
for three olds. One milo and Four
good 10 the post Tor This event consisting Of
T. Purycar Co Is chestnut COLI Danichef by Glenelg
Sana, los lbs j. 4. Brewster ~ Co. 's CHESTNUT
eeding Pilot, by Planet, dam Sa,e Lewis, 1O4 lbs ;
u. McCartby's cbcs tnut colt Helmsmap, ny HcmDOd,
dam Muriposa, 9S los. and L. Lorilard's bay nlly
Bertha, by Gieneig, dam Stamps 90 lbs. The betlng
very heavy this event. few OF the pools gwen
below showing tho estimate IN wnlcn ths several
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showed the wav, but when he got into the home-
stretch he was soon dliouty, Mamie h. closed
o him al every Jump ana alter desperate struggle
homo she won the race ny one length W. l. Higgins
second iour lengths ahead OF Henry Owings, Blondsi
fourth, Fury diih. Time, l45z.
FIFTH
Tree handicap steeplechass for purse oi $500,
OF which 500 the second horse The usual course
OF two miles and three-quarlers There were three
startcra These were c. Rsed's bay horse waller. ny
Hurrah, dam Queen Of Clubs. years Old carrying leo
lbs /. w ood's bay geldipg Deadhead, by Juhus dam
Leisure years old, LAG lbs., and A d. Browns gray
horse Derby by Eugene, dam Kate Sovereign. years
old, l44 lbs The following average pools were sold
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YACHTING NOTES.

Tho Ocean Spray wins the cup, beatiI
with timo allowance 29m. sos.
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GERMANTOWN \
Lirsf Tuuin1.


Bowling Anayss-First inning-A. Harvey, 102
balls, 50 runs aud wickets; n. W. Stevens "a bais
9runs aud wicket; B jones' IL balls and . runs;
sprague, so DiiIs, 10 runs ana wicgets. Second IN
ning-Harvey, "a balls, u runs and 1 wicket;
Srraguc, 90 balls 10 runs and wickets; Stevens, Al
hall u q
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