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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
UNLIMITED GUESTS.

At an carly hour yesterday morning about twenty
young men composed a party who attempted to
orce their way into Military Hall In Paterson N j..
whore private ball was going on. Tho proprietor
Mr. Gaul, STOOD before the door and refused TO admit
tnem, when Thomas Dowd, one Of the intruders
str ucK Mr. Gaui twice with n cane. The hrst oiow
NIT tue proprietor aud made an ugly wound rucsecond
blow hts head Before third oiow couid DO
struck Gaui seized malIet and beat MS assaiiant
about the head witch ieilcd him to the noor Dowds
brother then assaulted Gsul and general fight be.
gan. Tho police arrived end took q aui aud tho Dowd
brothers INTO custody. Thomas was UNCONSCIOUS ior
several hours He has slightly recovered but Is not
ont OF Danger. Gaul furnished $500 baii, and the
Dowds will De required to ges like amount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
BOSTON JOCKEY CLUB.
FIRST DAY OF THE RACES AT BEACON PARK
FOUR Evxsrs-KATE CLAYTON, FUsILADE,
W. l. HIGGINS AND YREpER1cKrowN THE
lex rELRGRApH TO THE HERALp.l


Bosrox, Sept. 3, 1873
the inaugural race meeting Of the Boston Jockey
Club began To-Day on the Beacon Course under very
favorable auspices, the attendance being beyond the
most sapguine expectations OF tbs club. This meet
Ing inangurasd merely a. fsesr OF the peoples
pulse the effect OF the sport on the Inhabitants
Of this OF the country, a. nothing Of the KIND
had been attempted far east for many years, ana
also ascertain what chances there we're for per-
manent sport OF this KIND The trotting horse has
been looked upon by New Englanders as tho only
OF real utility, and Advancement In the
rate Of speed the acme Of . brcsder's am-
bitaon. The thoroughbred horse was ignored as Of
being OF other than Tor gambling purposes on
the turf A lev liberal minded men, however, be-
longing 10 the club" Thought they would try the
experiment Of q race meeting They accordingly
organized themselves into the P5ston Jockey Club,
made out programme Tor a meeting, sent an agent
o Saratoga TO see how many horses would
acme TO Boston to contend for the liberal purses
snat we're 10 DO offered, and being encouraged
In their enterprise the club got out their bills,
ing the time and conditions Tor the races To-day's
attendance and the great delight shown BY the crowd
Of spectators the exciting contests that came or
WA very encouraging to tho inaugurators Of the
snort and they, no doubt, will have encouragement
enough during meeting to induce them to lay out
n plan for the contn uapoe OF meetings yearly
-Four races we're ON the card, being those offered
BY the American and fremont houses, tho other being
special purse for all ages and tne fourth purse Tor
n hurdle race. The weather was fine. the track lar
and tho at,snda noe good.
rBE FIRST RACE
for the American House purse Of szoo $zoo 70
FIRST and $50 10 the second horse; dash OF three'
quarters o. a mile. There wore four starters, COM
prlsisg onos, Alsvusr. Kiiburn ana Kate C.ax.on'
A good sisrt made, Kate Claxton Costing en- nrst
with Alsvpsr. Orion and Kilburn following IN tbe
order named These positions remained unenansse
10 tho enrsBcs Of the homesretch, where Allsvuef
closed on Kate Iisxton anu made line race 10 Inc
Antsh. but cOoid not get to the front Kate Caxtoa
Won by a Iesstb, Anevuer second, Orion third ana
Kiburn fourth. lime, 1:lg.
In the American House stakes race the betting was
100 10 70 on ORION, 60 10 kipurn, 100 TO 80 on
Ciaxton 100 so Aiievuer After several siss
starts the flag dropped 70 splendid START ORION
and Alioruer nav,sg q llsts she best Of IL However
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PALlSADE BOAT CLUB.

The sixth annual regatta OF the Palissde Boat Club
OF Youkcrs, N. Y. will take place Friday After
noon, september o, At two O'Clock, over the club
course, on the hudson, one mile and u hail. vim sho
tide There will DO three races contested ror
crews are entered: "A. o. lawrence, Dow; w. u.
Moore, 2; n. W. Ritter, 3; H. III. Ihsyer. STROKE Il.
b. Starr, bow; W. n. Drummon, z; ii. NJ. Underbll
8; X. q Jackson, stroke w. II. Guernsey, bow D.
sarony. 2; H. N. Williams, 3; W. II. Myers stroke
q Frazier pow; u. NJ Jackson, q; W. II. stewart, 3;
A Moffat stroke For the junior souls 4. IL. Silk.
man, u H. Harriet and II. Logan, Jr., are catered
For The sight-oared race two crews compete.
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GLOVE FIGHT IN MANCHESTER.

On Wednesday evening, August Fl, glove light
under the Marquis Of QueensUerrys Rules for Fify
Guiueas Cup. came of the Assembly Room OF the
Free Trade Hail. Peter street, Maachsster, and though
the tariff vas high there very large atendance
The men engaged were r. Duckwortb, OF Bury, and
Young Hopkins, OF Leeds, who fought Tor the above
trophy neither exceeding ST. IL ID. The light lasted
but = snort time however, and eventually ended IN
favor of Duck worth on u foul
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NOT A BENEDICT.

Nav YORK, sept 8, 1878.
TO EDITOR HERALD:-
In article In this day g issue Of your paper refer
ring TO the recent attack made near the south
ern boulevard, In West Farms, u Is stated that am
married The writer OF the article has been mis-
informed az have never boon married With your
usual spirit Of fsirncss trust you viii givo space ~
your columns TO this letter aud oUiige . .-.,
JOHN ID. H. BOYER
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sFouled and withdre v.

THE LITrI CHARLIE SUNK BIZ THE SENECA.
A collision took place the Harlem River during
the progress the police regatta that sunk the steam
launch Little Charlie aud throw about twenty people
into the water The police boat Seneca aad the tug
L. T. FINN wore following up the contestants IN the
double scull race wnen the steam launch Little
hare with load OF about twenty persons or board,
tried TO pass between them. The launch hrst struck
the L. L. Finn and forced over against the Sen
eca she latter ami getting caught under the
guards turned over aud vent down. The captain vi
inc Seneca stopped his boat directly no became aware
OF the DANGER aud the crew oil the police boat we're
prompt u rendering all assisance Ia their power 10
the people the water. perfect shower oi liie
buoys were at once thrown overheard. ana IN y lew
min utcs every ono rescued from the water with
out having suffered any TURNER incouveniencc than
good ducKiug. There was one lady md u litte BOY
on board Tue at the time, ana they were among
the nrst taken out Of the water. inc laun oh went
down 10 bottom OF the rivo but as the water IS
oue shallow where the collision took place, sue will
be easily raised. Inc rescued people were taken on
and lott Tor their homes In order 10 gel some
apv nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

A meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the Anna
teur RIFE Club was hold at the office of the National
Rife Association at Ave o'clock r. M yesterday Colo
mel l. Ii. Sanford In the chair, aud nine members
being present. II decided that the club shall be
represented by team in the Interstate Long Range
match to tako place at cresdmoor during the fall
meeting The following were appointed % team and
reservs:-R. Rathbone, l. s. Allen, II. 4. Clark, y.
HYDE and L. Weber They will practise as n team at
400 900 ana / 600 yards on the 10Th 11th inst,
under the supcrintcndcnce OF Mr.. J. p. Waters The
Amateur Rifle Club tho trophy IN this match last
the club short and mid range matches will take
place September 10; the former at ten A. NJ, the
later ae Two p M. Their long range match was set
for september 2S. A delegation was then appointed
TO represent the club ut the Convention OF Rfcmoo,
10 be neld during the fall meeting Messrs. L. G.
Bruce Coughtry, H. s. Jewell, and NJ. N. Matby were
selected The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
YACHTING NOTE.

The open yachts Prospect and Annie L., Of the
HUDSON River Yacht Club, will sail match some
dsy TINS or next week for $3.50 side. The course
will DO ten miles, starting from the Powder dock on
For, Lee TO and around q ssskeUoat anchored off
Yonksrs and back.
Tho yacnt North stss, NYY.C., Mr. Charles A
Stevenson, from New Rochelle, passed the HERALD
telegraph station at Wholesome, L. l., yesterday
forenoon en- route TO New York.
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CRUSHED BETWEEN PILES.

James W. Linden, eleven years Of age. OF No. ass
Washington street. wDiie nshing yesterday was acei'
dcntaiiy killed at Cortlsndt street Terry by having
hts head crushed between the piles HIS Doty was
removed TO his home aud the Coroners Informed.
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NARRAGANSETT PARK.
yxasr DAY OF THE sHPTEMsER rEorTNG
xxx4us-v1sa AND EDwAzD THE WIZ

yxRsv DAY OF THE sHPTENBER rEoTTiS"
xxx1ruo-vIso AND EpwAHp THE WY
nxRa
I1x TELEGRAPH TO THE zzzAID.
PsovprxcK, r L, Sept s. 1910
ma ss,ssmbse trort,ns meeting a. Esrrasanssu
Park began to-day with very good attsnoSn0' sn1
.om. interesting snort Tho track was In fine cono-
ton and tho horses had good opportunity TO d's'h
.r,.h thsosslves Two races were troued-ons ny
hor,ss thai mad never beaten 24o and the o'ns1 o'
horses that had never beaten 2:2o'
Pool sailing was quite lively and consaaeraois
money was put into the risky tickets espsc'any W
aha 2:aO race. The first trot was taken IN 'nle'
strssht meats by the Morrisania seding WIGS VINO
vas The iavorite.
In the socoud and more important tro, victory was
sb.ained by the Philadelphia stsed Edward, alter his
rival Dick Swrsiier. had taken two heats
TEE FIRST rRor
IN. far horsss Of the 2:40 class for $500 purse.
Fhsre we're thirteen entries and nine starters a. fol-
lows.-A Jehnson's bay mare Leda; D. B. Gof's
chestnut gelding John Il. Starin +. l. smithsorown
mare Chatham Girl; T. Sc Carpenters bay mare Nellie;
w. j. Sheldon's black mare Ashland Maid; ). W.
Smiths bay mare Fannie Forrest; d. Bigey, Jr''s
gray mare Emma b. W. E. Weeks bay geiaing WIFE,
and +. Hates brown gelding Judgment IN the pos's
Wigg sold generally against the hsid ut ABOUT soo "
So Those who backed him were wise In tner ac'ion'
rnree heats all that were necessary 10 decide Inc
affair The trot was very easy thing for the avorite
ana in each heat he got away with The field In good
style. Fannie Forrest gave wisg some pretty little
contests ana Leda did capital work, but they
could NOT achieve victory. There was not much IN
tersst in this race and It mainly served means Of
6lling the Afternoon.
Summary.
NARRAGAssErT PARK, CRASsroS, X l., TUESDAY,
SEPT 3-YIRsT DAY FALL MEETING.-Purse
$500 Tor horses the 40 class $3.50 TO hrst $50 70
second, $45 10 third and $50 10 fourth horse; male
heats, best three In nvs, ~ harness.
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RACING AND SHOOTING.

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept 3. 1875.
At the state Fair to-day Atherton, State bred
two.yesr-old, ran n three-quartsrs of mile dash In
LIN. 22ks. n.
gardus shoots He has deposited $500, accompany
ing offer bet ST. 900 to $500 that Carver CANNOT
equal his to-morrow's performance
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THE RIFLE.
MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL
p1rrE AssOCT TION

MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL
RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the National
Rifle Association was held yesterday afternoon at the
ASSOCIATION Offices, No. Is Park row. General Shalor
was In the chair aud eleven directors present
The secretary reported OF about three
thousand progr ammes for the lal meeting and large
number OF the monthly programme Tor September
Major Fulton next reported progress on the part
of the committee for the selection Of an
American team for 1873. He said that the
labors OF the committee wore not yet COM
pleted, but that q number OF scores mad
been forwarded to It, and that tho SIX highest COM
pettors would form the nucleus OF the team These
were W. H. Jackson, who made .260 points, an aver
age OF 2l0 Tor each day OF the competition r. Rath-
bone 1851; G. E. Dwight 1885, an average OF 206; j.
8. Sumner, 49, average 204; J. 3. Brown l,229,
ana H. f. Clark, 1,227 The next test scores 10 order
were w. Gsarish, 1,20l; J. s. Rockwell, 1,ls3; D. W.
Dawson, 1850. Major Fulton pointed out that these
figures represent higher average than was ever
made during previous years IN tho cor
responding competition. Captain Storey reported,
as executive officer OF the fall meeting, that no
expected 10 close meeting the evening oil Satur.
day, September Il Mr. Henry Hilton was thanked
by vote for tho presentasiou OF the trophy Tor the
International Military match, aud was elected an
honorary director for Lie. MAJOR General hancock
also rendered vote OF thanks Tor MS exeIt0ns
IN promoting this match. DR.. Zolnouski ana Mr.
10 nm GRIMM were also elected lite msmbers In the
Military Championship match, competitors, II was
decided will not be allowed to shoot with their own
rifles and in subscription matches for military rifles
specials" be excluded. The meeting then aoJourned
Major Fulton asked by u reporter, whether M.
Dwight's scoro the competition Tor places on the
American team would be allowed TO count, no having
made no part Of hrs record ut Crsedmoor. Major
all his competitions at Wheeling, and tnas MS seors
would be regarded az perfectly regular
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RIFLE SHOOTING AT OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, Sept 8, 1878.
The first match Of tho Dominion Rife Association
opened this morning with l26 entries. The shooting
on the whole was up to a high average All
tho provinces Of the Dominion were rep
presented except Manitoba and British COLUMBIA
Tho United States company are expected 10 visit the
rife range to- morrow, and will, doubtless, enter ana
compoto In all the coming matches
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On Wednesday the "a and :23 classes will be con-
tested. In the latter class rrampoine, Dick Moore,
widair, steve Maxwell, Alley, Lady Smell, Carrie,
Phil, Blue Marc ana Sooner are entered, and hns
Ynce Ia expected-
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RACING AT MINNEAPOLIS.

MIxsEAPoLIs, Mimi, Sept 2, 1873.
This the first day OF the Western Circuit races
The first race was u mile dash for purse OF 5000,
and was won by Bill Dillon. Time, IAN.
The second race The running stakes, for three.
year-olds mile and repeat, which was won by Spscu
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again and from there out Jennie ". had al her OWE
way winning The heat In 2:3e.
Fifth Heat-This heat was won by Luther. Time,
2:i15a
SEA Heal-rhis was trotted In the dark Jennie
W. showing under the wire hrsI, winning The heat
aud race 10 2:40k, Defendum second, Luther third,
Donald, Charley h. and Fukon having 0esa ruled ous
for not having taken heat.
SUMMARY
sAxl DAx-Purss 500. for gentlemsn's road
horses, owners drive; TO frs, 500; second 500;
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Time, 2:33A-2.34 A-2:3&-2:30
SECOND rkoT.
The next Tor road horses, 70 drive.
The starters were Major Fulton, Deienaum, Dosald,
Charlie X, jennie W., Luther and Pet
FIRST Hcat-Jcubie ". led around the turn with
Douald SECOND, Dsfsndum third Al the quarter Do
fcpdum lapt cd jennie W. ana Donald third.
Down the 6a, kstretch 1t q handsome boz
tween Donald and Deisneum, they going 10 shc half
mile neck and neck, with the field away behind.
Going 10 the three quarter Deiendum let out link
anu Charlie X. maze handsome burst OF speed, but
when ali swung into the homsssrstch Deiendum was
strl leading, with Charlie X. making rush for sec
ond place, and gallant QUE, TOO, for he won 10, aud
Delendum took the heat In 2:43k
Second Heat-rhIs was good race. They got away
alter the second altempt. with DeIendum leading,
and he was ahead at tho quarter with Donald second,
Jennie W. third, Fulton fourth aud the others Tar
behind. Do~n tue back stretch Dcfsndum, Donald
aud Jennie W. trotted almost neck and mock, and
thus they passed the haif-tnis pole, when
Jennie W. shook the othor Two OF ana won't
TO the 'front.' Donald having second place On toe
homestretcb Donald pressed Jennie W. hard aud De-
feudum coming close up just before me wiro
was reached jennie W. broke and Deendum slided to
the trout and won the heat IN 24l =, amid cheering.
Third HedL-rhe borses got the WORD alter three
attempts, with jennie W. ahead on the turn, Luther
second and Defendum third. A. the quarter jennie
W. six lengths ahead OF Luther, VINO was ten
stretch Jennie W. opened the gap, aud was ten
lengths ahead at the haif-mile pole,
with Deiendum second ana Luther third. jennie
kept the ten lengths till they swung into the home
speed had a hot with Lulber Tor second
Mace. and whom Jennie W. went under the wire an
easy winner Defepdum had won second place ~ n
nose the time OF the heat being 2.41k.
the word Jennie W. ieadng AZ the start ana iour
lengths ahead Of Luter 1T the quarter, the latter
Tapped BY Donald. At the hall Donald mad won Sec
ond place. bat ~ the thresquartsr Donald had IL
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TIE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM
STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroio,.

HUDSON RIVER OPEN.-TRON boats CHI
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