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New-York tribune., 1880-06-17

TIIDENS SCOUTS ALREADY IN lhE flELD-iAS -NO''
NATION TO BE SOUGHT FoR-OPPoslrIoN GATH
ERING
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNRl
CINCINNATI, June 16.-There seems to De nc
longer any doubt that Mr.. Tilden Will be an active
candidate before the National Democratic Conven-
ton. gentleman arrived here to-day who is IN the
confidence of tho Tlden managers and who says
that the New York delegation will present llidens
,ame to the Convention, doing so in dead earnest
and with the determination that he shall receive
The nomination. This decision has been arrived at
it is sad in the councils held at Mr.. Iidens house
in New-YOrk during the past ten DAYS.
William c. Whitney. Z. K Apgar and Others or
the regular New-York delegation will arrive mere
tomorrow morning in q special car.
The wel-informed 1iden men scout the idea OF
Sevmour's nomination. Thev say that Governor
Seymour is sincere in his determination not TO De
The motto of the Anti-Iilden men are
already "anybody but Tiden," and 80 far
as the feeling can be judged from % the
eynressions of the small number OF dele-
gates who have arrived thus far, there is a mueh
stronger desire to defeat him on the ground that ne
has ceased to be available, than there Is 10 honi-
inate any other candidate in narticular.
IL is stated that Judge Hoadley, OF Quo ana
Oregon will probably be recommended TO the Na- "a,
floral Committee for temporary chairman OF the
Convention. aud that ex-senator G. w. stevenson,
of Kentucky. will probably be permanent char-
man,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
4 TICrURY FOR THE AMERICAN UNION

ATLANTA, Ga, June 16.-The Supreme
Court of Georgia rendered its decision yesterday IN the
case OF the Western Union Telegraph Company against
the American Union Telegraph Company upon
tho question OF the right Of the latter to build tele
graph lines along the various railroads IN Georgia Inc
Western Union Company Gained exclusive rights.
The Court unanimously held exclusive contracts OF
the Western Union be void upon all the grounds upon
which tie American Union assaulted the-irst as being
In restraint OF trade second being ultra rres third
as suprcng the state right OF eminent domain 70 1888
by contracts OF corporations This Is the rst declslOn
by OF final resort, upon the exclusive cOutracts
OF the Western Union IN the SOUTH.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
THE FOREIGN WORLD.
COMPLIMENT TO THE KING OF GREECE.
ENGLISH HoNoRs, PAID TO THE PERSON, FOR Po1

hNGLIsH HONORS, PAID 10 THE tEHoON, FUN n ~
LITICAL EFFECr =
LONDON Wednesday. June 10, 1880.
This morning the Prince and Princess OF
Wales, the Duke OF Cambridge and Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone accompanied the King Of Greece to Gudhalt
where the latter received an address. =
After presentation Of the address the Corporation
entertained the guests at luncheon The Lord Mayor
proposed the health OF the King, who responded brenU
He said that the frontier question should d
settled he felt the construction OF railroads anc
other internal improvements would begin.
The Prince Of Wales, responding to " the health o.
the Royal family said he felt sure that he expresssed
the sell tments Of all Englisbmen when he sincerely
hoped the King of Greece might have the a6
vantages which until now had been withheld from hm
Mr.. Gladstone proposed the health OF the Loro
Mayor and orporatiOD He said he trusted that the re
OF this celebration would forth TO the world az
demonstration that the interest OF Englshmen In tos
fortunes of Greece is real and universal The CORPORA
with singular felicity. On this day the representatives
OF the great powers Of Europe met together In the
capital of the great German Empire for the purpose o.
considering in what way they may promptly give enec!
the stpulaions the Treaty Of Berlin, and prove
that the assembled wisdom and might OF Europe SPEAKS
the world accents that denote reality and are des
tined TO have practical effect. He hoped the Confer
would give fair ana equitable Interpretation 10
those pOrant provisions of the treaty on which the
future hopes OF Greece IN no small degree are su$
pended"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
TIE HOMGOPITHIST CONFERENCE.

MILWAUKEE, June 16.-The American
Institute Of Homeopathy had an interesting session
here this evening. Dr. Henry Smith, OF New-York,
chairman of the Committee Medical Literature, pre-
scntrd report.
The Bureau OF Clinical Medicine having for subject
scarlatIna was presented with paper
nv DR. Pearson, OF Washington, followed by a
nurr by Dr. IInntnal, OF York, on the diagnosis
and course varieties progress and pathology Or
scarlutlnu
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
NORTH OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.

BRILLIANT RECEPIlON-A DECOhAllON CONr EhhED
Immigration.
QUEBEC, June 16.-The reception of Madam
Rabitae, wife Of Lieutenant Governor Rabtaille, al
spencerwood last night, brilliant affair. 1t did
not end until midnight Over 600 invited guests were
present iReadsng members OF the Government The
grounds we're brilliantly illuminated with thousands of
Chinese laDters.
in Paris, has Just received from Paris the
Of an officer Of the Department OF Education
OF the French Republic, which is usually considered o
preliminary step to the Legion Of Honor.
MONTREAL, June 16.-Six hundred British emigranm
arrived here last night, en- Route 70 the West.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
TILE DEFENCE or CCRRIE.

GALVESTON, Tex, June 1G.-A special
from Marshall Tex. TO The Ne~s says; " In tue
Curre trial to-day The defence introduced testimony
On rove that Currr Was out OF his mind at the time OF
the killing. Tnc burden OF the proof does not point 10
insanity but confusion or Intellect ana lncOherelce
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
pn1snNEn nY CANNED CORNED BEEF.

Mrs. Henry Davidson, of No. 40 Perry-st..
and her threc-ycar old daughter ate canned cOrned
beef t Fort Lee yesterday. Soon after their dinner
both were attacked with violent pains. Mr. Davidson
had them conveyed home rapidly possible. Dr. C.
G. Parrish OF No. 47S IIudsOn-st.. who was summoned
enid that they were suffering from copper POISONING
lie administered the proper remedies. Last night the
child was improving ra0dly, but Mrs. Davidson was
AIM I'm dnngor Dr. Parrish expressed his belief that III
the preparation Of the canned beef copper kettles had
hmm IApl.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
NEU N.fVAL CADETS.

ANNAPoLIs, Md, June 1G.-Thc following
candidates have admitted into the Naval Academy
cadet mldshipmcn n. 3. M0selcy, Colorado; j. G.
Atwood, Missouri j. :. Davis ONO; ". W. Gilmore,
Virginia j. $. Lannlcr, OHIO; j. W. MaXcy, Texa-; H.
II McCUrd, New York f.. q. Rlickle. New York f.. IT,
Sargent. Illlnois A. " Berclcr, Iowa; W. g. Ganong
WlrcOnsn G. W. iIaZetOn, Missouri W. B. HOggart,
Indiana; W. johnston Mississippi; II. NJ. Nultun. III
nOis; W. K. Slocmakcr Ncw-MexicO, aud W. +. Will
ialus, Connecticut.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
DEATH OF DIR. THOMAS BAYLIs.

DR.. Thomas Baylis, Assistant Sanitary In
spector died on Tuesday ut his home, No. 4l3 Bergen
st He WAS born in 1888 and was graduated from the
University Of New-York. For ten years he has been
connected with tho Board Of Health In addition to ms
regular practice, which was large MS disease was % %
one child The funeral Will BIO attended on FRIDAY al
A N
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
all QuIEr Ar LEADJILLE.

DENVER, Col, June 1G.-A special dispatch
from Lsadvile to Ihe Tribune says: Every mnc, eX-
ccpt Duncan and the Carbonate, running with ull
force. The strike il anG everything quiet From
present appearances the camp Will III few days pro-
ducc ne much aa ever"
DENyER, COl, June 1G.-GOvcrnOr Pitkn Inns
advccs from LeIdvillc that compromise
has been agreed upon between the
striking miners and managers, and that the militia VIII
bc disnndrd Friday. The basis Of the compromise has
,nf hreu eI
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
SuCGGLING on 4 DISTANT BOUNDARY.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1G.-A Port Townsend
dispatch gives late sitka adylces. The Chcat Indians
across the sound have been visited by Indians from
British Columbia, who had disposed OF some
S1OOOO worth OF British goods smuggled
from Port Simpson taking furs in exchange Inc
X"Tthwc-tcrn Trading Company has forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department statement Uf the affair WITH
rcncl that steps taken to prevent the continuance
~, ihr lllrlmcrInent of reVenne lAM5.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
THE CARRIE 1HoRN SUNK.

GALVESTON, June 1G.-A special dispatch to
The NeirS from Rnggod, Tex says: At Ioon yester-
dly the steamboat Carrie Thorn. bound for Browns
VILE, struck snag and sunk twenty miles Deow
here near the Mexican shore Tho cargo consisting OF
IjO0uO pounds OF wool aud hides, was Dfdy damaged
4 romuany OF the 20th Infantry was on board but a
agt..
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
A SHARP EGYPTIAN.

CAIRO, wednesday, june 10, 1851.
There is much excitement among the Eu-
rOpean and Arab population here because Cbachin
Pacha, formerly Minister of War and Marine. has OBJ
tanned naturalization Italian subject without the
permission OF the Egyptian Government the Porte,
thus placing under the protection OF the Italian Gov.
eminent his immense property which II Is generally
Paha left Egypt yesterday without having passports
from the Egyptian Government. The Khedive mas or.
dered his degradation and dismissal and forbidden his
return TO EgYpt.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
GLADSTONE AND THE FRENCH MINISTER.

LONDON, Wednesday. June 10. 1880.
1t is said that Premier Gladstone wrote on
Monday night last before leaving the House OF Com
MONS long letter to Lord Lyons, British Minister to
France explaining the ODonnell incident aud instruct
ing him to read the letter to President Grevy. Is
also rumOred that II Mr. ODOnnall fails 10 prove his
accusation against NJ. CbalemeLacOur, Premier Glad
stone will move q vote Of censure upon him.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
GENEROUS GIFTS F0R KDUcATIoN

UTICA, n. Y, June 1G.-James B. Colgate
OF New-YOrk, has given SjO,O00 one half to the Mal
son University aud Onc-haf 10 the COLGATE Academy.
This makes 5000 600 he has given the Univcr~ity and
he Increases the endowment OF the Institution 10
SlNNOOO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

BALTIMORE, June 1G.-Two Democratic Com
grcssionll conventions were held In this city today.
In the IIId District, Fcttcr T. lI0bizc nominated
10 succeed the Hon. william Kimmcll. The Hon.
Robert NJ McIauo renomnatcd In the IVth District
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
FASTER RAILROAD TRAFFIC.

CHICAGO, Juno 16.-The managers of the
Western railroads, at meeting here yesterday, ar
ranged to shorten the running time from the west
This ngemcnt VIII m lkc the time between points In
Missouri ana the East Chicago tue same rs DY way
,sA
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
MR.. TILDEN'S PARTY.
prroRE THE CONVENTION.

>,o ,,vyv NOT INVITED BY MR.. TILDEN TO ACCEPT
ruv NoN,NAToN AS vIcE-PREsIDENT-MR
T,1DyN NOW AN ACTIVE CANDIDATE.
At Cincinnati it is understood that Mr. Ill
den is now all active candidate Mr.. Tlldcn's
friends in this city deny the report that Henry
r. Pavne has been asked by telegraph
from Gramercy Park to take the second
nloce on the Democratic ticket. They
also deny that circular, in support OF MT,
ridden. which was thought to be inspired
Inv h1m. was really issued on his authority,
or with his knowledge. Several prominent
Democrats have already left this city Tor Cln-
cinnati.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
4 BIG TRIP FOR 4 FIRE COMPANY.

Nrw-ORLEANs, June 1G.-Mechanics Fire
comnapy No. G lett here to-day by the New-Oreans.
Chicago and st, Louis Railroad Oh au excursion to
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
MR. TILDEN,s FRIENDS AND FOES.


rum pvpnpr AHOI,T TELEGRAPHIC NEGOTIATIONS
WITH HENRY d. PAYNE DENIED-A CIRCULAR
WHICH Mr.. TILDEN DID NOT AUTHORIZATIONS
MANY STILL DEFIANT.
The report that Henry Is. Paync, Oh Ohio'
has beep asked by teegr aph from Granercy fhrH nc
will allow his name be used for the second pace oh
the Democratic ticket with Mr. Tdcn, Is dscrcditcu ny
some of Mr. Iildens close friends Inc hohi'halioho vi
Mr. Garfield disarranged good many OF inc @ Deno
crat,c MANS Had General Grant or Senator Blahe
been nominated. Mr.. Payne might have Occh give" ''
nrst or second place the Democratic lcKct Proo"J
The latter Mr. Tllden's friends say. But the homlha
,ion:of G. rAed interfcrcd with this PLAN Is Icit tn"'
Uan Ohio man be given the first or second place Oh 'e
memorable ticket strong effort must be made 10 con-
test Ohio In case Of Republican victory al tue n'ato
elcctlon in October the effect 1t Ia argued wouu po
very bad and would probably insure the deiea' o' 'no
Democratic ticket. a., ,ry,
crcular giving number OF reasons why MT AIi"eh
,houd receive the nomination for President has bech
sent about in this city within the past TWO duys' ~ ~
been asserted that this circular was lssuco ny
from tho Tdeu headquarters This is poslt'eiy oei'eu
by Mr. Tdens relatives and friends. The circular ID
,be work OF a man who held position under the CITY
government and was turned because Of his OPPOSE
tion to Mr. Kelys candidacy for the Goverhorshp "s1
Fall Henry A. Tiden said yesterday to reporter Oh
THE TRIBUNE:
"The circular you mentioned was not issned by au-
thority OF Mr. Tilden, aud he knew nothing Of IT, lie
,yonld nor make his wishes known in that manner"
Ober OF Mr. Tiden's leutenants said that they knew
otb,ne OF the circular, and satisfied that Mr. Ill
den had nothing to do with It,
"Mr Tilden does not work In that way" saio one
. ,,, ,a,s ore carried out by his trusted agents.
and the results will appear in proper time Each one
has his work laid out, and it is part OF compre-
hensve scherne have every reason to believe tha'
Mr. Tden Is in the field as candidate ana yet IL ID
among the probabilities that his name may nO oe pre-
sented to the Convention. -, mi,
"Wbom do the Tilden delegates favor In case Mr' I'll
den w!thdrawsp .... .d
THAT is question which has not been discussed. S1o
that fact leads me more than ever TO believe nat Ar
Tilden will remain In the field The names OF AoSn W =
uawtst loci parker Of New-Jersey, and others nave
80" ..n,,on.d nasnally but no one seems to have
decided preference outside OF Mr. T1den"
DEPARTURES FOR CINCINNATI.
Come of Mr.. Tlden's friends have already oepor'e'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
TALK WITH MIR. HEWITT.

,,s prpopTrD CONFERENCE WITH MR.. TIIDEN DE-
NIEp-EFFECTIVE PLAN FOR HARMoNIzlNG TIE
PARTY. -,
Half a dozen people were waiting to speak with
Abram S. Hewitt when TRIBUNE reporter calleu
at his eounting-room yesterday mornings so 1t was
apparent that he had little time to spare for CONVEX
satlOn.
"What do YOU know of this company for develop
inc Russian coal mines 7" asked the reporter
81 see nv name has been mentioned IN connec-
t;on with itD Mr. Hewitt courteOusy replied, '1but
know nothing of have had nothing to do with
H. and do not intend to have anything to do with
1t.
cit is simply one of those lies the newspapers get
about me once in q while, like that which appeared
in The Cincinnati Enquirer this week. for instance
And. by the way, l would like You to
correct that. The Cincinnati Enquirer has II that
said Tilden had sent for me. and lad
stated: Il shall try to secure the nomination. Ii
fail am resolved to give it to you. Help me to the
last and will help you.' Now, there has been no
such meeting between Mr.. Tilden aud myself, and
the whole thing is untrue"
"How long IS it since you saw MI Illden =
al believe it is moro than six weeks and then II
was not in regard to these matters, Dut merely pri
vate business. have nothing whatever to do WIN
Mr.. Tilden's political plans-it he mas any,
"Then are yOu not friends"
could it be otherwise, when am one OF those VINO
know nothing of the cipher dispatches Oh' GER
tanly. we shall always be friends"
"And will Mr.. Tiden be the candidateT
"1hat it is impossible to say. There are num-
her of good men mentioned as candidates. and one
cannot form an opinion yet"
els Tilden your choice T.
"Tilden is in the hands of the Democratic party.
Whoever the party nomnates shall of course sup
What course is Tammany likely to take r
"I believe Tammany favors either Bayaro OF
Hancock" , 49, .ho Corven.
."B9t will they be admitted into the Conven-
:" The followers of Kellyi 1 don't know, but l
cannot see why they should be. There IS no preGe-
dent for it, and no reason. Something Hlght Do
proposed to bring them into harmony
with the whole Democratic party, Dilt
for myself think that the best plan Would
be to hire steamer that was sure to slnk ana per
shade Iilden--a and get Kelly to go on httle ex-
cursion iu It, If Kelly was left at the bottom OF tho
sea IL would he a good thing. 49,
Then Tilden would get the nomination. T.
" He might" ,::o,o f
"Or, if he refused, he wouIu use Ills lhhue"00 1'i
'That is lust the very thing that =" ~,
"Are YOU really Presidential candidatc' MI
Hewitt ~
~ mover said sO"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
LAST HOURS OF CONGRESS.
ADJOURNMENT AMID CONFUSION.


THE SENATE FAILS TO CONSIDER TIE VErO-A BAD
MEASURE KILLED-STRUGGIING FOR PRICE,
DENcE IN THE HoUsE-THE DONNELLY-WAsH-
BURN CONTEST.
The second session of the XLVIth Congress
closed at noon yesterday amid scenes of disorder
in the House and slight confusion in the
Senate. The Presidents veto was not read,
and consideration of it was postponed until
December Mr.. COnl1ling failed to get vote
on the Malt bill. A bill passed by
the House to give increased pay to en-
ploy6s was defeated in the Senate. Reports
were presented in the House on the Donncly-
Washburn contest. There was great
struggle in the House to obtain recognition,
and final adjournment took place during roll
call.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
OUTLOOK AT CINCINNATI.

OUILOOh Al ClNC1NNAiI'
TILDEN's SCOUTS ALREADY IN THE FIELD-Hls NOM
NATION TO BE SOUGHT FoR-oPPosIrIoN GATH
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SHOT By 4 POLICEMAN.

LOUIS sHAUGHNEsSY, 4 NOTORIOUS RUFFIAN or
JERSEY CITY, Instantly KILLED Ely PATROLMAN
PERRY-rnE OFFICER BELIEVED TO HAVE ACTED
IN sELF-DEFENCE.
Patroman Enoch Perry, of the First Police
Precinct OF jersey CITY, entered the station at
Gregory and City Hall-place that city. at a. M
YESTERDAY and addressing Police Sergeant Dickson.
who was an duty at the desk. said - surrender
myself Sergeant have killed a man ia self
defence" In answer to the inquiries Of the
geant. Officer Perry said that he attacked by
Louis Shaughuessy, notorious rufiian and for
merly a convict, at FIRST and Binnswck-sts., and
in defending himself had killed his assallant Perry
was bleeding from cuts on bs face and head. and
was weak from the loss oi blood HIS wounds
were dressed, and he placed In "a cell To await
the action Of the aui horitics.
Perry who lives with his wife and children 40 No
IS Gregory-st. Jersey CITY. has been officer six
years aud Is highly spoken OF by his supenors ~
the department The place where shauRhncNsy was
killed is IN the old Sixth Ward, tie mDs5 disor
derry portion of the city. SX months ago
Officer Perry placed on tie post
lie was fcarc.s IN the discharge of ais dutie'
officer and had several severe nights with runians
" nd assaulted HIM while he was paiio Ing his post
The rnfans frequently threatened 10 take MS liie.
and although the officer never expressed any fear
he knew that he Liable To deadly attack AZ any
tune. =,
When Perry reached the corner al Brunswick
ST. u FlIsi-sf at 1870 "A. III. yesterday, he saw
Sbaughuessy lying n coal box. and raped Oh the
sidewalk wItl his heavy night cuD. SbanghnessY
did not move ard when Perry reached his side he
SAID Hello! are you roundsman to-hightT Perry
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DEClSIONS-SRPT. 20.

Supreme Court kdmbTs-Bv Judge Lawrence. -
Lowerre Sneden- xplanation required Morton
denied. In matter OF DrfeeGranted
Dod Haggerfy mo 81 same agt same (No 6Proof OF
Of notice OF motion required.
Macomber.-Stetson agt Smith Motion denied
Greensward ag the Union Dime Savings In
Authorization granted memorandum. Hofr agt
Hort GRANTED.
y Judge matter of the receivershp OF the
National Companv.-I OF opinion that this
for an extra allowance Thompson
should be paid DaTd CarSe
Joan McClend deceased the referees fees not being
must be taxed az the statutory rate when taxed
Miller KENT think the
are entitled a bill Of particulars OF the account stated.
schuuskrr CrOssmanIhe original affidavit Insult.
ceu ana OF publication founded theron void this
cond not be avoided By fling the additional aGavlt
entry judgment and the sale hereunder and is
from his
Chees agt Wiikinson Order granted.
Common Pieas-t hdm6Gs--By Judge j. +. DAILY
In re accounting OF Les.ie.-COnnrinel.
Marine Court hdmoes-By Judge McAdam.-
Brown CaTgilL-Both motions denied without costs
Mreker ag ConneT.-See inDis.mont paper. fcschn
agt DavcrOo Fitzp trick act Van Schalck; West AIT Nc
stewart agt Fleming Ithty AIT. RYAN. Fay agi.
Isaacs Bauer Barclay agt Miller, ag An
der-on-Decison- hled Bay Meulel Cock
ART Farmers L0al Company ag Wallrock Robinson .et
mi agt lyle: to-sbaok Mezncr JcAlpiue Dunn
Itober agt Donuel Grccu sui
genbaum Morris agj Moran sane ast. Lyon Mitchell agt
nm Weber. Kane aft. Near. kauch Rain.
t'oil.r, Iuflv IaV-lle pryOV.
Dunc1n ~ Ausbachcr Trinity Church AT. BrHuyJudg.
,neu, ni.d kybei Ecksion. Tuoscu-~ "a suissed
Trinity Churck riecOw; sam agt. Crow Duse AZ.
d,rourr. ~ Iuinan Chandler baaCcfi Ler
scb.r Ag D.iscOil ~ OConacr,
Same agr. NcOalery-ec lnr0rs onrBt ON
pacer4 Iroa.n -cboiz. CIoaby art McCry: 0r.cuc
OricT compulsory Reference VI Tie issues
ana action beeOc agL Minel.-Dciault
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
ROWING Al KoCKAWAY.


PLAISTED d. EArS BIGLIN ENGELu RDT. LEE, Ten
EYCK AID KNOTH Is THE THREE-MiLE RACE.
The first annual regatta of the Bockaway
Beach a sOciatlon opened yesteIday afternoon IN
Jamaica Bay. opposite the Seaside Hotel. Roekaway
There entries among them the names OK soV
eral wei known Odrsnen. Two o. these Wa lace Ross
Of ST. Johns, and john A. Kennedy, OF Philadelphia did
not appear The advertised TO take place az
$3.50 O'clock the start not made uDt 5:lOO CLOCK
number OF persons went 10 RDckaway on the steamers
Grand Republic and Columbia 10 see the race, but the
Grand Rrpub started back tue city before the race
Degdn aud The Columbia followed before II had Deen
flushed sublecting the shells TO its wash aud disap
pointing the passengers taken away ana those lett be-
hind
The course was three miles IN length Three
purses were ohcrcl. OF $500. one OF 500
ami one OF 800. Tne following oaIsmen
contested: Jonn Bigln, o. New YORK;
George Engelhardt OF Greenpolnt: Frederick
Palsied OF Geneva. NJ VI william KnOth. of Canada ;
j. Ten Eyc4 of Peekskill ~ Y; Geo W. Lee, OF New
ark " j.. and Daniel OLcary, OF OHIO. Plasted TOOK
the lead from sJat. and heli II 10 the finish. al
though closely pressed toward the cnd by Lee, VINO
came in Only thrccuartOTs of boats length behind
him Plaisteds 2l:57 The others came
struggling In long distance behind. knOth va, thrill
Today there will be " Consolation race open 10
those VINO were defeated In yesterdays race. There
Will also b. amateurs race iuT winch George Gail
l. Holmes, william Murray, William Chllds and others
Ia a. tnIt