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SCULLlNG RACES AT ENSENORE.

AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS ON owAsco
LAKE--THE RILEY-JoHNsoN MAToH--THE sAR-
AToGrAN THE WINNER IN VERY FAST TIME.
(By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
AUBURN. N. ", July 8. 1870.
At Ensenore, Owasco Lake, the relative powers of
James II. Riley and Frcnchy A. Johnson. the oarsmen,
were determined this evening In Of the most
hotly contested struggles rowod American
waters. As the case yesterday % stiff wind
sprang up from the north and created heavy swell
OH the lake, but at six o'clock the water had Gained
down, so that only three inch ripple disturbed it,
AMATEUR
Then the referee, Il. A. Woodin, of Auburn, de-
termincd to call the amateur race. At ten min
utes to O'Clock the competitors in
the match--Frank S. Pleasanton, of Philadel-
phia; Burt Brown, of Geneva; Robert Larman,
of Union Springs, and George Adle. OF Auburn.
were given the word by the referee. They led OFF in
tho order named. but at a half mile their post
tons werc--Iarman first. Adle second, Pleasan-
ton third, Brown fourth. These places they held
TO the end. The distance, two miles, wss covered
by Larman in ION. 23s. Adle. l5m 1885,; Peasanon,
lon. AIS. Brown. I'm. 02s. At one mile and three
quarters. Larman stopped several times to converse
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
BASEBALL.

The second game Of the interstate championship
series. between tho Jersey City and Philadelphis
clubs. played yesterday afternoon. ut Jersey
CITY, the presence of several hundred spectators
The Jersey Citys played u splendid game. both ut
the bat and in the feld and gained easy victory
Folio wing Is the score by innings
ls. III Sd. Az 9th. 6th. 7Lh. sla. Oh.
Jersey city,. . o 2-13
Philadelphia..... 90 01 o.
The game the Union Ground between the
Domestics, of Newark, and F1yaways. of this city,
resulted in fine display of heavy batting on the
part Of the Flyaways, who nado nineteen first base
hits, with total OF twenty y-tour. and earned six
runs. Following is the score by innings:-
lst. I'd. Sd. 4h. 5h. 6h. sM. Sh. 9H.
Domestic ...... o 1 90 IL
Flyaways ......0s0 9 1s2 Il 0-l6
The games ut Prospect Park resulted as follows:--
Nameless, IL Barrett. l. Throop, 81; Alexis, Z.
Bookb nders, 10; Franklin, IL. Brooklyn Furniture
Company. IS; +. Rhouer Co.. II. Hubbard. 8;
superior, 4.
played between mines from Drown a. Co. aud John
son brothers a. Co. The former won in the forenoon
by 10 to 1S and the latter ia the afternoon by to
The league championship game ut Providence be-
tween the Providence and Troy clubs resulted In
favor of the former by to 2.
and Athletics of Philadelphia, the Baltimores won
by to w
An exhibition game was played at Springfield be-
tween the Springfelds and Nationals, OF Wash
ing, on, which resulted. in favor OF the Springhclds
by o to D.
champion ship game mt Utica by to4
At Holyoke, the exhibition game between the Holy
okes and Worcestcrs. resulted in favor of the Wsr-
cesters by 8 to 8.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
COLUMBIA RIFLE RANGE.

WEST END. N. j., July b. 1879.
There good attendance at the Columbia Rife
Range to-day, the events being the Remington rifle
match and match for purse OF $50. In the Rem
inaton match. 200 yards. ten shots standing position
with elbow clear of the body. Mr.. Hamilton, of New
York. won with score OF AZ, using Springfield
military rifle. The best remaining scores were-
Mr. Howlctt, 43; Mr.. Lawrence. 43. and Mr.. U. d.
Ward, 43.
The purse match shot under the same condi-
tions, Mr.. II. L. Horton. Of Brooklyn, winning by a
OF As; Mr.. Hewlett. 43; Mr.. James, Al; Mr.
Lawrence AZ. and Captain Paulding, AZ.
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RESOLUTE BOAT CLUB.

The Resolute Boat Club. Of Carmansville. held
their annual regatta yesterday. The senior single,
scull contest was won by II. Morse in 5m. las. The
junior single sculls won by p. w. Foster. The
canoe padding race was won by r. Putnam. The
pair cared gig race was won by the W. B. Peet crew,
who rowed the mile course in minutes.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.

BKLLEvILLE, Ont. July g. 1879.
The owner of the yacht Katie Gray. ten tons, has
accepted the challenge of the owner of the Ella. Of
Oswego. twenty tons. to sail thirty mile at
Kingston for $3.50 side the to be sailed July
10. under the rules OF the Royal Canadian Yacht
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
LACROSSE AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, July 6, 1879.

At q Lacrosse match this afternoon the sham
rocks of this city, defeated the Toronto Club in
three straight games. thus retaining the champion
ship.
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was won by Black Cloud in three straight heats.
Flirt took second money. Time 2:44s4-2 ;l5-2:4lA.
The free tor all race had only two starters Cozette
and John ii. 1t was won by Cozette. Time, 2:3AA-
z. IA "a :31.
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TROTTING AT YOUNGSTOWN.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. July 8. 1879.
large crowd witnessed the closing races here to-
day. The following is summary Of the events

Time, 2:41-2 :36-2:40 a-2 :40-2:43-2:40.
Midnight the AIS race in three straight
heats Slyersdes taking second money and Decep-
ton third Hannah distanced in the first
heat. Best time, 2:21. ~
There were four starters in the 2 40 race. which
was won by Champion Girl in three straight heats.
of Uiv
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
ADRIAN DRIVING PARK.

DETROIT, Mich, July 6, 1879.
In the second days races of the Adrian (NIich.)
Driving Park Association the three minute class race
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MILWAUKEE RACES.

MILWAUKEE. Wis.,. July 8. 1873.
The second days RAINING races at the Driving
Park course simly attended. but the sport was
very fine. The first for all ages; mile
heats best three in hve. In the betting before the
race Kilburn was the favorite. The summary fol-
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Scrchcr Sued.

Beecher has becu sued for SO, 900
damages by the publishing firm Of ]. d.
Ford u Co. for breach Of contract with
the publication by them of Beecher's
Life of Christ.
Ii will be recollected tina: at the time
Of the Development Of the great Tilton-
Beecher scandal, the publication Of the
above mentioned work was going on uu-
der very favorable auspices. and there
was n prospec; of the publishers making
a large sutn OF money out OF the under.
taking. and Indeed arrangements had
been completed to publish a Translation
Of the work in Germany.
The publication OF the Evidence in
the different lawsuits with TIltpu and
the statements made by the different
parties in connection with the same
made such an impression on the public
that the prospects Of the publishers of
The Life c! Chri-t w-r. completely
blasted.
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C~.In-


The Potter Comnitte~ has completed
i.s lahop A. suhmirssa - r.,ort.
Genera Butler VIA So a ne1nber Of
the eonnittee has also male q r-pori
IN rhiek he ersodi.s the CONCLUSIONS
arrives A by hs:a@h from the invest
CATION.
he says that FROM the fac: ofthere hs,.
ins been no fair EXPRESSION of the will OF
The people ia the last Presidential
<fecticn in Louisiana the Sote Of that
Stste should not have been counted,
bat that if the election there could b.
held to be i-Esl at all then the State
should haze been given to TiIden-
Rs-rPaE Of DE m.jerty. Of The
Quantities e~ronerates the Western
Union Telegraph CcnPsny from blame
IN the matter Of giving pabIiei:y to
the cipher dispatches aud SAYS they
we're ompellsi to do ss they did in the
matter. bat calls attention 20 the fac,
tia: the dispatches were delivered to
ihe Rspaeiie1n Committee of the
Senate instead 81 TIE Democratic Com
saii;ee of the House In regard to the
bold attitude 4sssp-d by Chandler and
the other R~srabiiean leaders IN slying
asfsntly thAs ihry we're perfectly all
iinS that The dispatches shOald all be
made pab!is. tAs EsPoEs says:
"COnsidsing the <stehful, Compel
emf Aed Intelligent partisan custody Of
dispatches fOt fOurtSeu months, it
to Be expected that nothing would
some 20 light Tot wanted by the parties
in charge, and i would have teen too
aueh to expect ,ha, any messages re-
asetins seriously on the conduct Of the
party would be found
among these handles"
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The Close or the session.

The session OF the Nevada Legislature
being limited by law to co days, the
legal term of the present session closes
at IL o'clock tonight at or before which
time both branches will have to adjourn
sine die. The Ways and Means Com.
mittce of the Assembly have included
in tire general appropriation bill an
item Of $4,000 for the construction OF
nm Insane Asylum at Reno, and rs it ia
thought that the Senate will not pass
the bill with that item in II; IL the mat.
matter cannot be arranged by means OF
a conference committee. it may become
necessary 20 call an extra session in
order to pass the appropriation bill.
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Beecher quotes Blaine's assertion
hat this generation must settle the
question whether the religion Of Christ
or the religion Of Confucius shall pro
vail in the West, and says Confucius
never had any religion, and never
taught any. lie says Confncius simp.
ly taught domestic moral philosophy.
II is we'll known thu. the practice OF
the domestic and moral virtues does
not form n part Of Beechor's religion,
but II IL evident that tho introduction
OF those ConfuOian principles into
Beecher's theory aud practice Of relig-
ion would mako a vast improvement in
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solid M-ri. viii rsll.

For all the bitter opposition of jeal-
u rivals, no better illustration could
b, had Of this fact than the immense
sale already attained by the great
Throat and Lung Remedy. DR.. Aug.
Kaiser's German Elixir. For the eurs
o: Coughs and Bronchial affections it L.
truly wonderful. even those suffering
from Cousuption in advanced stages
find great relief. and numbers Of patients
have found. to their delight, not only
relief but cure. /, being perfectly
harmless, makes it at once popular with
mothers, who of all other have felt the
necessity of such a medicine. The gen.
uine bears the Prussiau-C Coat farms,
the facsimile signature Of DR.. Aug.
Kaiser. and has his name blown on every
75-cert bottle. A trial size may be had
at the Drug store of +. +. Muller for
% cents. -
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KearneseAbs the New Conyen.
tiOn.


KearRey in his speech on the sand
lots last Sunday announced that lac was
in favor Of the adoption OF the new Con-
s,i,ution. 1dRtdfShid he was going to de.
vote his canvass Of the stato principally
20 securing its adop.ion: lie gave as a
reason thStsstaAaf IL would legislate
out Of Office twenty hold.oyor Senators,
and would give tho W%orkipgmen a
shanco 10 elect their successors.
Anotheb4seson be gave for favoring
Il was that III settled affairs with the
Spring Valley Water Company"
Wtllock spoke after Kcaruoy and op.
posed ihe'A4sptt,B ofthe Consdtu.ion
on the ground that there were was moth.
ing In Il to make tho Chinese go.
whereupon Kcsrncy again 20, up aad
said he wiz going 10 advocate its adop.
Non all over the State and no did not
want Welloek or any other man 10 op.
Posn 1t in San Francisco during his
absence.
At this rebnke from the dis,ator. VOL.
lock explained that what he intended
vas ibai he wanted tho Workipgmen la
iho Convention 90 epdeayor 10 obtain
something moro satisfactory on Tho
Chinese QUESTION.
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n<s..,,-n...s< c@.sT., c.--


On Saturday night At Virginia City
tbs RepnblisAn State Central Commit
,-S met a. per Notice ofSecr-t.ry Doten
aad elected SIr. IssAcL. Requa as per-
msrert Chairman and Mr.. George A.
King Treasurer. The membership
heretofore held by AR. Gvorge I. Lam.
mon Was decided to be one in excess OF
the number provided for 10y the State
Convention. and so he Was dropped from
the iis. Mr.. Peter Marker Of wushoe
county Ess duly elected 10 hil the va
esncy csnsrd by the-ssigosi;on of Mr..
William Thompson. Some movement
was set on foot to raise money to liqui-
date the indebtedness Of the Committee
-Chairman RequA generously contrib
utir1 SiOJ and Treasurer King giving
SIS. III DOten said th4, $1,000 would
square up everything. Committee add
iourned subject to the call Of the Chair.
-IgP.sL.
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Under the bill providing for tho TAX
ing OF tho national census in 1880 II is
provided that tho work shall commence
on tho first Monday in June and be
completed by the first Of July. There
are to be 100 supervisors TO carry OH the
work who are to be appointed by tho
President and are TO DO paid $500 each.
Those Supervisors arc each 10 be assign
ell a separate district aud, Of course, will
be authorized 10 appoint as many dopu.
ties as may DO required to perform the
work.