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New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
A SKETCH OF THE CHAMPION.

That R0well has already won the belt Ia not
questioned by the supporters OF the other men
and whatever record he may will be his limit
because he is not now being pushed. lie
Is kept of the track much longer than
usual, and when he walks his only aim Is to keep his
lead When questioned last night to Rowelps work.
Mr. Atkinson admitted that it q " walk over "
for Rowell.
lie will tire Of course" said Mr. Atkinson, "but so
will fast horse II he la driven slowly" During the
afternoon PierrepOnt Edwards, British Vice-CoDsu.
visited Rowels house, and he also had caller Lord
AigernOn LennOX, who is visit in the
city 10 brother of Lord Balfour, the Colonel
Of the British Guards Lord BafOur has known Rowel
since he a boy waterman at the Guards Club
at Maidennead and was instrumental in having him
selected TO come to America for the belt. The same
ship which brought Rowel here brought letter TO Lord
Baours brother, who j. resident OF this city, asking
him to look after Rowes welfare and sir John Ashley
also wrote, requesting that he would permit Rowell's
food to DC cooked in his kitchen. This has been done
and everything that could desire has
been furnished Rowe has consumed very little sLimu
liant, hls allowance being glass OF champagne day
He has eaten heartily of mutton beef and eggs and has
drunk considerable quantity OF tea. lie Is very fond
Of oranges and eats between twenty and thirty day"
RoweII," continued Mr. Atkinson, was born in
Che terton. CambrldgeshIre England, August L.
1888 From early childhood he the friend OF Charles
age. and together they worked in searles boat
yard at the University town OF Cambridge. Bowel
became an expert waterman AMI was ASSIGNED by
Searle to attend 10 tine University practice bOas. For
eight years the champion has spent hs summers AT the
Guards CluD. at MaIdenhesd, in Berkshire. on the
Thames, about twenty mics from London,
looking after the boats OF the members.
He gained reputation for trustworthiness among
club men, who inc uGe tie Prince OF Wa,s, Lord Len
nuX LOra BifOur, Sir john Ashley, and most o. the
hceis OF the Guards wei manv well known gem
tiemen. H. November last at the Ashley tournament
kOwell made AL niles ana came out third. There
10 he recCguizeo By Sir John Ashley the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aud De ng pleased with hi-
manner, he consulted The member OF the club about
sending him 10 America. LHrd BaifOur strongly adyO-
Gated LIS solcc ion, aud he came.
&" Rowell's fret appearance was when he won a mile
open Tor a cup TaplOw, III July, 1872 lie made
several good races OF mnOs inheritance up to 1876,
when In March. in the Acrlcu -ur Hall IN London, he
defeated IS Weston, attcr m1hfug l7U miles in
seyCnty-hye hours. Then came MS performance
In November last, aud since then Ne
has hcen III training for the contest which he will win
tonight ROwell has also a record as rowing man. In
1870 he became champion of the crew, beating Logan
Of Cambridge, ana ia tBe same hr won medal at
oxford. H. j. also attributed with dcltatlIg Harry
Clisp"T, tine welIknOWu professional Oarsnan."
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

- nv Miss minnie Hauk and signOri Campanini
and Gaia~si' - oh,
AT the Grand Opera House tomorrow nign'
>,,.r,e hi Murska will sing an aria from " Der fFer
80 aud several other selections. among theu an
~, n, from II. NJ 5. Pinaf0re' ROsnal, iasiu
- "a Su,ini and other artists VIII take par' III -"
perOrmance
Mr.. Joseph White, the colored violinlst' re-
rt,v conducted musical festival In Santiago de Chl'
i'm 400 musicians and singers. The programme III
oi,5od Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony eSh'a'a
~ NJ While and a number OF other works. The las
tora Svmphony played at tins concert for lhe nis
tine III Chill +,
The latest discovery of unknown muslcal
works ls announced in German musical paper I" nave
taken place In Vienna and this time Beethoven is 'ne
selected man. A double chorus, with orchestral accom
nauimen. which dates back to the time OF the Nlennd
t.ugr,s,, and rOntO for piano 500 Win o, o.cnn "
acromu1nm 'ut, are the two compositions meh''oH'"'
Tomorrow evening there will he the usual
concert "a, the Grand Opera House Nine. al A"ESh"
will sing an aria from Der Freiscluz,' 81 lnVi'o a'"
DANA, an aria from III NJ. : Pinafore,' aud pa'' III
atrlo-what one Is not announced. Rosndt IaSlAp -
Mprksf.in KaDp SusIni aud Colby VIII also app al
ls further announced that S-Dnra FdsGaii7' " m ~
ssurauo from the the Havana OIeF" iTput'' "'N 49,
Eouyestlo VIII shortly appear IN these concerts
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15


CAvANAGU-Ou wednesday, March r. OK pneumonia
Nathaniel dearly beloved husband OF NJ r. Cavalagl
Funeral VIII take place residence $40 sOuth Sd
RrODzl, r. D.. on sunday, MAch To- AT y CiOCh'
friends invited 10 attend.
DUNBAK-On the l4th nst Mrs Sarah, Widow OF samuel
Dunbar aged 90 and 20 days
Notice OF funeral hereafter
FRENCI-On Friday March Il. Gertrude Annie daughter
OF Harry and French, aged months aud IL ia
Friends are rosDsoy uye % attend Inc tnheia AT I5I
Gates ave- Brooklyn. on sunday. March 10 at D. hl.
GA-TON-In Weaka Fla, March o. 1873, Horace N. Gas
t1r 52d year Of his age
KETCHAM-On Friday Marcn Ii, 1879. Alfred T. ketcham
IN 7th oi ms - M, -
Fn1eT services Al tnr residence OF his son na~. Theo T.
Oyngton No 2IS Livingston d., brooklyn Monday al II
O'CLOCK a III.
MORGAN-On March r. after lingering llness n the resi-
deuce her paTeuts 1870 south ethst, bTOoAIy, l. D.
Henrietta q Morgan, aged ~ vrlr- -.
Funeral place sunday Afternoon, al p m from
Christ Church. BeaiOrd1yr
Relatives and friends OF tho fsmIy ihVltol I" N1'nu'
NOYEs-At Morristown y j. Thursday March lS. 1879
1saac Il. Nov es, aged 70 years
POOLEY-On Wednesday, March l2, at HackensacS v j.
william !. Pooey. ,.,- 49,, 49,.
funeral from First Baptist Hlurch corner o floepOht ana
ClintOn-sts. BROOKLYN, Sltur iay. at > D. NJ
WIILARD-At Yonkers, March l3 1879. Katharine Living
sion IauZlt ter of tno late john willard
renieuc~ Of her DtOtherInlaS henry Bow
"ers. 423 WarburtOu-ave.. ~uudLs, at $50 .. IA
Carriages in waiting arrival Of the I:1o Ian from Grani
Central Depot.
WOODRUF FF-suddenly at Harrisburg. Penn, March l2,
EGith Wmfred Daisy daLshtet oi hy'r Eu"s'" u
and Heien &. Woodruff. ia her TN year
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

The men who talk as Senator Beck ana ms
General Cas- aptly denOmnajed judicial bhndntSs'
AMI 40 ur naralyz-d taelr ga ana pOAticu WIS
-rPulajelpnIs Ledger QndJ
The Rcpublicans, in the contest for Speaker,
bav- unrlig do put 60 keep clear Of all rutdugIhg
all ar.- vote sOidiy for such man as Giril H. dHu
win c0ulumity. auide results Rochester DemOcIa1
and C4rouiclc (RcP9
The demand for a Speaker devotedtO Southern
Interests is growing impOruuale Ia Wash ~ on IL Is
y nm f,t tie TX Con. ederate Drcaivrs 40 not mean 10
s., ir d with. denied anything they want-Ilroy
Tnrs Ot,pJ
There is an impression even among the
f-,.. of Nlr Hendricks a. lhurm has spoken
and voted IN favor OF peusionng Davis, he lh not
AZ available candidate for the PresdeAcy-li
OILS Journal tkepD
The Southern members are not in Congress
on probation Thev stand the equals VI then NoIiA-
ern brethren; and II they happen 10 possess the ma
ioilty they should control in the management oI e
party, affairs Tie dog should Wag the tall-MeiHl his
ANn In IleIL.l
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
ROWELL SURE OF THE BELT.
THE RACE A QUESTION OF POSITION ONLY.

THE RACE A QUESTION OF POSITION ONLY.
ENNIS SAFELY GOOD SECOND IN THE CONTEST
AND SURE OF MAKING 450 MuEs-HARRIMAN
DOUBTFUL OF SCORING HIS DISTANCE AND
SECURING A SHARE oP THE GATf-MoNFY-
LIBERAL PROPORTIONS FROM BOTH TIE OTHER
CONTESTANTS TO HARRINAN-ROwFLL LIKELY
TO GIT THE BELT, THE STAKES OF $1,000 AND
PROBABLY So, 900 OF GATE-MoNEY-ENNIs TO
RECEIVE ABOUT $4,000
The pedestrian match at GilmOre's Garden was
virtually decided yesterday in favor of the English
contestant, Charles Rowell. Only a very extraor-
binary accident can prevent him from being an
easy winner and from carrying the championship
belt back to England. In addition he Will win
50 900 in stakes, and about S25 900 as his share OF
the Cate-money-the largest sum ever won by any
pedestrian. John Ennis, Of Chicago will be second
in the race, his lead over Hartman being
sufficient to secure him from defeat from that
source and the number Of miles already made being
sufii .ient assurance Of his making the necessary
number Of miles TO secure him second place and
percentage of the gate-mOney. No contest, IN fact,
cxistsany longer. Ennis makes no effort to defeat
Roweil and being secure of second place he strives
only 70 urge Hartman to make $50 miles, since the
latters success gives larger profit to the man who
comes in second than If the third man was not sue
cessfu The state of the at the end oi. The
fifth day, o'clock this morning was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
GARFIELD on ONO POLITICS.

81 have observed TAFT and Fogg, Taft and
Rowland and rntiOned in the papers. but
M We no sDeclfiC knowledge OF auYU as candidate
s-idp from what have read | shOud say that ONO
htd made some Of her most sucCe ssfuI nominations
Wueu sue went uncOmmtted into convention. IL Is
not ue0e sstry all OF the metal mo the mold be
fore taking II down TO tie convention t. ne NODDED.
stand n firm RESUMPTION aud making no trades. We
have always IN OhiO wnen we had straight ISSUE
and Lave uc. Il beaten Wnen have hggleu and INK
cred around not pursued direct course lue ONO
election will very much effect that Of 1850 or course
II win moi be dec slye but it Will 40 a long way toward
IT, Ius be OF the great elections OF our MS
turv. an much depends Oh l."
'' N.u nave beeu named Tor Governor yourseff
Yes. I've very stYOLG urged, ana many think
ought 10 hc the candidate. I've said all cOmmunl-
cans tnat tuDk the party should ask me TO be
the nominee 1t seemed 10 that could b more useful
An legislative body and should labor just as strongly
Tor The success Of iuOthcr man as for ny sell"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
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4 NOISY PARTY, IF SMALL ONE.

THE GREENBACKERs oUI WITH ANOTHER PUBLIC
ADDKEss-OPPREssED WITH A SENSE OF RE-
sPONsIBILITY THEY NOMINATE EIGHT MEN FOR
SPEAKER.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Grecnback men,
who have issued many manifestocs 70 their party
and the whole country" are out with another to-
dav addressed to the Republicans and Democrats
of the House. 1t Is as follows:
Rooms The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
METROPOLITAN HoTEL
WASHINGTON, March IA.
To the Rco,bEean and Democratic members Of the House
0fHeyresenatireS Of The Al IN Congress
GENrIIHES: The representatives of the NitiOna
GreenOack-LaOor party fee tha grave IrsPQi slDly
rcsts upon them III the OrSaIlzduOh VI tho hoUSe VI
The RaT4b lean party Is fully committed to the fnan
cid poncv which has brOush, disaster and ruin upon all
Tie industrial interests OF the country. 1t opposed to
an exclusive Government money. Is III favor Of the
Issue NatlOIa bank currency, and ls the champion
The democratic party in its last National Conventon
proposed " for existing financial evils; but,
Ty M 1 rinI,n ;oti OF the cd uartles IN manv of the
STATES by advocacy Of our priuepies nave
ah 10 doeat our party candidates aud eec ther
own The time is now come when devotion TO principle
Ipn.t he tested and suffering people infor
A. favor Of relief for them We hOld the balance OF
65 noS IN the states Of Nam Conneccut NewYoF
NeVJersey, Pennsylyania, ONO, Indiana, Illinois and
ern States Of the old parties majority We
init nd 70 folio" 0u our prlhclpls ana riace le
sDly OF tboir temporary dc edt upon tnoSe WI" sna
organize The House agaiust them. Ihert must De no
single ana IcSVlut pufIOsc ny dCt'Ou
10 bring relief suffering COust tutenis 10y giving
full employment and adequate reward 10 labor inpArt
new vigOr % the PROSTATE business Industries
country. aud hope TO the des pairing debtor
Recognizing the fact that much viii depend upon the
organ zaton OF House Tor securing legislation their
behalf that the result VIII make up the issue III tue
& eat struggle between the ptope auu me money power
In 1850. He propose TO cooperate with you Dy
eIectng as speaker, either 3 = Cox, Of New-1or {;
Jape. Phelphs OF Connecticut; W D. Kelly or Hcndr OK
B Wright Oi Pennsylvania GieenDury l. Fort OF lii
uos: William H. Fulton, Of Georgia JOIN NJ Bright, or
H. G. Young OF Tennessee each Of whom. by tneir lu-
hc record on financial stOn has secured the CON
fdeuce Of constituents; or any other member o the
House Of experience competent TO cond"ct s business
who Uy previous adherence 10 our principles Las
shown that behalf he rise above former pu-
n,ical aliaOu. We tender TINS proposition 10 ihe
pruessrd currency reform III tue uame OF the more man
loo voters have the honor 10 represent anH III
bsnaf Of the other voters VINO voted Tor many o you
because or your tdV0caCy Uf our prime pies.
We DO not make this proposition 20 YOU as members of
political pArte but as represent tauYes Of tie people, 10
whom We all allegiance above aid beyond all part'
cations Whatever may De the result we Sha az
peal To the hole people OF the United Stars Justify
our action. JAS. H. hEAFEh' TOT lht CoAHI4tl
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

Of the race ROwell viii take the belt. and unrss
change Is m ede the programme to-day the men VIII
go directly to their hotels , ,,
The men received numerous teegrams Yesterday run
admirers ali over the country. One Hartman res"
Take your time Boston betting very heayly on you.
Remember the Hnb'" Others sad tEht me couh5rS
was loOkInr TO him TO save the belt Ennis received
dispatch from Chicago saying The people oi ChlcAsV
are watching You with the greatest interest lou nnss %
win the helt' n possb.e VIII you do III" Another
enthusiast promised to send b,m a shamrock biao-
ford, Penn, dispatch told him to " SLICK 10 "
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
IawelL
Ennis. Hartman.
nrrCAr OF THE GAMBLERS.

alt Is gratifying SAID a well-knOwn poll
tican last evening ud tEat the gamblers are al ast
beaten at tn,r own game The only square N the
contest were R,wela and Eanis Neither had frrl d.
or Oa the ground except bis trainers and per
sona adlcrcEts. OL-ary backed t. lose Dy clique
OF gambler. VIII knew that be had been drank Or week
before tho race aud that he was unit to enter The
contest. Hartman backed by a set Of gamblers
about the ST. James Hotel, chiefly from Philadelphia,
and of such bad reputc IN that city that they had
" leave H. Tue moment the two failed 10
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, March -, l a. m.-Rain
has prevailed IN the districts the Atlantic Coast fol-
loved In The Middle and south Atlantic ny clear
weather, westerly winds, rising barometer. Clear
weather has prevailed IN the Guf states, Tennessee aud
the ONO Valley, with northery wlnd rs ng
and lower temperature except the Gulf Coast
Snow has prevailed in the Lake region clear
ln- colder weather. westerly to sOuthtrly winds and
TIsiug barometer. The temperature continues below
freeing in the Northwest. with nOrherly westerly
Winds generally clear weather and OF light
Gear weather has prevailed on the PacInc Coast.
Indications
For the Middle and South Atlantic States colder and
clear par y cloudy weather. with nOrhery 10 west
erlv winds and ris ng barometer.
For New-kuglaud, lgbt ram or snow, followed by
clearing colder weather, northwest to southwest winds
and rising barometer.
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get a chance for gate-mOney, these gamblers
raised the cry that they had been drugged. ROwer
and Ennis the only deserving the
least public sympathy. and I GLAD they are
the only who the necessary distance. The
disappointed gamblers may try to create a disturbance
tonight. and they ought TO be summarily dealt with"
Al late hour last evening Mr. Walton, pro-
prietOr Of St James's Hotel who has
been the hacker Of Hartman, claimed in the Garden
that Hartman had been drugged. He requested that
the reporters should interview him the facts, but
was generally laughed at,
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TuDEN AND HIS DOCTLE PARTY.
- ~. Itl-.lt IL.rrIn Inu

No one can complain that Mr.. llldcn con-
% ,I- UI- uils dc demands tAaI tIe Democracy Of
t- state sn Il wear mis- uuIUim and fight his battles
b. takes pains TO impress on the party everywherc
maj no Democrat can chosen President without the
yoo %. Nt-N0rk He notice IL the blunttst ana
most nos tive manner that NcwYOrk Will vote for no
Democrat other than hlm-e.f The tone in which lie
addresses party the treatment which he accurds 10
lts TeprcseutatIye leaders, the audacy with Whcn he
fro.es hl. personal ambitions not ODy Dut his per
sOpat hates and prcudices Ou all who come within his
circle, notable phenomena o. current POLITICS
He never was more busy than now, ana he gives no
quarter any WHO hesitate about eusting under his
..VfuFtt
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AN AWFCL MISTAKE.

Prom The ChdrIeStOn Nsrs and Courier (Den1)
President Hayes has it III his power to veto
ev,ry hI tuat is sent him for approval. The CON
C-ess Will grant 10 supplies unless ne approves the
measures winch were the ctuses Oiife at the
l9sr session When he shall allow the machinery OF
m Government TO come stand sui. &t the bidding
of hi, la,Iv rather than allow TO be swept from tie
statute broks which he knows L. be unnecessary a.
we. a. sulvcrsVe Of freedom, the country Will swiftly
dec de whether he and his party, or the Democracy
arf encouraging revolution We have no fear that the
go. = -, L.. u. .LIa ~ DrIunprAiIC
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
TWO RANP4YT VIRGINIAAS ARRESTED.

RICHMOND, Va, March 14.-General Brad
ley 1. johnson and j. Murray Forces, OF Fauquer
County, arrested this evening ant placed under
bonds for their appearance before the Ponce Court
Tomorrow morning, 1t being charged tnat they were
about 10 engage III breaeu Of the peace. The anair
originated ia angry words between tBc Two gchutihth
IN Tie Ctrcut Court today, durug The rial Oi ihe
casr Of tue Commonwealth against General Johnson IN
which Mr tOIOes E assistant counsel on the pai OF TIE
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
TRIBUNE OFFICE, March Is, a. m.-.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March l5 a. ma steady down.
ward movement In the barometer yesterday morning
and afternoon was followed by a rise IN tue evening
Partly CLOUDY aud cloudy weather with sprinkng OF
rain about 4:3O p M. was followed by clear weather
durlne the night The temperature ranged between 3s
and 40 the average being 5o higher than on Thursday
The amount OF moisture In the air Is large
Ceary or part cloudy weather may Do expected III
this city and vicinity fO-dav.
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A REMOTE POSSIBILITY. .

The YORK TRIBUNE Is growing more
and more exactIuE every II Is lot Wiling now 70
allow tue average southern Editor free use OF the ef-
fective phrase - God forbdw Perhaps the day Will
come in this country when men OF prejudice VIII be
found ID the south ready 20 deny the New Lugiand de
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
RITTER ON A STILL HUNT.


General Butler Is conducting " stlu " cam
rai-l for the CuvenOrship yer, auC Signs oi IL
err cropping the form Of confidential circulars
cent ou 10y Man Friday McDavtt. s'eAlug 10 Know Tie
uocs and gubematOTai preferences ot the stiecimcn
OF tie various towns private note accompanying II
yolr county that would hardly risk the send * Of
lrse inquiries to-" You send 'em nOw John every
lOay AnuN. what tley mean.