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To.nOIHow,s BOAT RACE.
Final Deposit nade-John McDermott
Sd 81 .1iH So, SfsE q holder. ss1 -.-i.ta vi X

Final Deposit Made-John McDerMott
+,;li@ Stakeholder. 60
Jimmie Mantor, OF this city, and John
Heil, OF Bellaire, Inst night put up the last
deposit Of the money for which they are 10
row three. mile sculling match at BellaEo
tomorrow afternoon. W. O. BeAns, who
held the former deposits, turned the money
over to John J. McDermoit Of BellaiTe, who
was LIST night designated as final stake
holder. Ia
A new. cou1ss has been mapped out at Bel
lsire for tho race. The start will be made
from a point directly opposite tho Benwood
ferry landing. st the @. & 2. station, and tho
couiss extends pouth to q point opposite the
mouth Of Pinch Run. This new course gives
. fnll view OF thu race from moat any point
along the bank, but better view from the
head Of the course than the old one.
Both ostsmen are in good trim for the con.
test, and the Indications are that it will be q
hotly contested race. Pools will be sold al
MoDermotts FALCON, ut Rellalse, this evening
and tomorrow. Betting here has so far been
light. The Bellairs Independent Of last night
SAYS: "Re.ting on the boat race Saturday
sssms to he in Heii's favor st about $l00 to
S75. Notwithstanding this there are those
who think Manton will win.' The result 81
boat race now.s.3ays Is much Ike tia hRding
OF jury-psat fading outin advance"
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WESruONT'S TRIAL.
To Heat tho Pncing Record a. plttA.
'"'" burxh. fniis Short.

70 Heat tho Pncing Record a. pltts.
T'H burgh. Fails Short. N
plrTiBURdH, Pa, July ia crowd Of
over eight thourand spectators waited
Homewood this afternoon to witness the
attempt ]. NJ. Hills famous PAGER West.
mont, to lover his recodr. The track wps
fast and the weather all that Yves desired.
Westmont ives brought out at4 o'clock
With Peter V. johnson on the aulky and
Grebrand as running mate. As he wes
being warmed up for the frat heat it W.T.
evident Weutmont was in excellent con-
dition, and bets we're freely offered he
would do bette. than at Chicago.
He got away in splendid style for the
first attempt and paced the entire mile
without skip. The work on the home
stretch was magniGcentaad was loudly ap-
plauded. The announcement OF the time,
however, showed the Chicsgo recsrd OF
2:0l3 had not been equalled BY quarter
Of a second. The figures were 202. ~ llS
The last quarter wes the isstt1t. Two
other attempts we're made but were unsat-
isiac.ory, owing to the fact that in the first
Weatmont cut himseli in six placca He
broke badly in the second mile and we3
worse in the third. Time Tor second mile,
2:lS; third mile, 2:26. The purse wa7 $, 0c0
with $500 to beat the record. The other
events were also interesting. much to the
aurp.iae OF tho spectators. The first race
was won by Harry Wilkes, horse compar.
lively unknown, in three straighthsaiH. The
second race. Tree Tor all, pacing, for q
purse Of 81. 500, was won by Richbsll.
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TOTAL ...... sNe IaSol| cd ols VIC sst io.lssl07


B Superintendent blrch adds: IA rslfos-
pect Of the years. work OF The schools can bu,
afford qualification TO ell engaged therein.
That the schools hsvo done good work can.
not DO controvsyted, and renew my &C.
Acknowledgements VI obligation to the prlnc!.
pals. teachers aud members OF the Board for
their support In oil thorls 10 enhances the
prosperity. and we'll being OF the schools"
The committee on text books made Its re.
port and on LIS Recommendation contracts
were ordered 10 be entered into Tor the sup.
kply OF books needed during the next five
years, the publishers OF each book adopted to
give bond in the sum OF, 81 60 for tho faith,
full performance OF the contract. The game
books heretofore used were adopted,
excepting Brooks old aritbmetics, for
whoa Whites seriea was substituted.
eteelt's phys o'ogy was also adopted
instead Of Browns and Monteilh's
Popular Science Reader" was adopted as
supplemental reader sitter Appleton's Fourth.
Appieton's readers were not considered the
best, but being the cheapest nad already III
use, they were readopted. Q1ackenbnsch'a
First Lessons In Rhetoric was also adopted in
place Of the second book OF the series.
The Committee on Salaries recommended a
slight increase Oh salaries throughout, bu.
Mvssrs. Maxwell aud J. A. Miller opposed
this, and alter soma discussion the Balaries
we're fixed the eame So last year. The average
increase proposed wes only shout s. month.
A proposition was also made by the com.
miiiso 10 grade salAlies, so that teacher
would get less tie first year OF service than in
subsequent years, but this was also rejected.
A vote OF thanks YsB rendered unanimously
10 SUPERINTENDENT Birch Tor the, efficient
manner in which ha conducted. the city
SCHOOL, In the past year. 3'g'- =
The appointments Of teachers for the fer.
emit wards were then made, oil the teachers
employed last year being rt-sngseed. gi4
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. STRANGE ASSAULT
ON a oarlcTivx oNAs. q o.TRAlN
Three RouShs Anaul, an tnefrsndlaE PAsisnser
Pound Him up PAiafully, and lamp from The
al TsAin Before tho Spectators nsai!Es ID,
fHls7 Ethe SituAtioh-The Motive. =. - (. 1,

Sensational rumors were aying around the
streets laat night Of an affair on B. 90.
train inst as |. was leaving Cameron for this
city yesterday afternoon. The particulars
could not DO very definitely learned, tho in.
jursd man not being discovsrabie, but enough
was ascertaiuedfro from eye witnesses 10 give an
outline Of the ptory. 4g.y aI'
Just "a the train due IN this city FROM the
east about o'clock In the afternoon was
pulling out OF Cameron, three rough, large,
heavy men, commonly dressed, Jumped
Aboard ono Of the cars, buried back 10 leat
where ANAL, quih.looklng man was Sit
ting, aud without warning assaulted him, all
three striking him simultaneously aud fol-
lowing up tbs blows with several Others. The
gentleman who was sssaal,ed had no appor-
.unily 10 defend himseli, and 80 quickly was
1t all over that none OF the passengers realiz.
I'D what was going on until Ihe three bulllss
bad satisfied their Ire and leapea from thu
moving train, leaving their victim stunned
and bleedingin bis Beat. 3'ls. .H.gaJLti
The names Of the sssallauis could not be
obtained. The assaulted man wRs named
Bhallenberger, and he now travels for the
Eureka " ringer agency, at No, 1910 Market
street. He cans OH to this city last night,
alter washipg OF his wounds aud 'drsssiug
them ~ well as possible on the car. Fellow
messengers seld he was very seriously hurt.
Neither Shalienberger nor the manager, a
Mr.. smith, could bs found la,t night, and
the officials OF the train and other pasaengera
knew littlo about the difficulty except wha,
they Rsw. It wsssatd, however, that ths attack
was inspired by AN old Erudge. 6hallen'
berger ID an ex.dtteotive, having formerly
| been an attache OF All. Burnet'd Eureka De-
tective Agency,so OF Charleston, and while SO
employed he wan giysn charge OF some oaset
OF illicit iquer selling lit towns along the D
l. O, road. Runor asuribes the se,ssult or
him yesterday 10 a gru1ge growing out Of bill
efficient work on these cases. US
Whatever the motive was, the assault wa
o cowardly and brutal one, aud no ofienst
could Justify II. '' (. {, "a q, W. !i''
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GHlNBLxR,s BUREAU
Overhaulcd aud no Additional DIscrep.
y :. ..-..-. nncieA EOnnu. "A

Overflaulcd aud no ddltiaunl Dlscreu.
~ "G!l" nnciea Fonnu.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Soon after. the
discovery Of frauds in the Bureau Of Medi.
cine and Surgery Of the Navy Department
Secretary Chandler determined to make a
complete overhauliug Of the accounts Of all
the other bureaus to discover whether any
irregularities existed, and to this end be
had every voucher examined and compared
with the accounts in the Treasury Depart.
ment for three years past with the most
satisfactory results. No other frauds were
discovered, but the accounts were found to
be oil straight, to the crest satisfaction Of
the Secretary. w.
One OF the appropriation bills lately
pagsed contains clause prohibiting tho
use OF revenue cutters except for the public
service. It is said that the occasional trims
made by the Pendent on the Dispatch
had attracted the notice Of Mr.. Randall,
who determined that this must be stopped
in the interest Of Democratic economy, and
he accordingly procured tho Insertion Of
the pYohibi Ion CLAUSE IN the appropriation
bill. AS tie Dispatch belongs to the naval
service and not the revenue service, the
apiteiul hing ofthe demagogae Penpsylya.
Man mig9ed FIRE. The revenlis cleaners are
under the Treasury Department, and since
the good old Democratic time when they
were constantly used IS the pleasure
yachts Of the officers Of tho government,
thess hos meyer been any pretenge that
they have been PIT to any but legitimate
use. 49, %,..EI
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CANE FERMENTATION
By tho Norway Tnck Factory Employees
y. ..5g ~ IN fs,e Suutriutcutlen'. @

BY tho Norwny Tack Factory Employees
10 the Superintendent.
The employees at the Norway Tack Factory
presented the foreman. Mr.. Charles L Davis,
yesterday afternoon with an elegant gold
headed cane. Ths pressntation spesch was
made by Manager George G. Hannah. Mr..
Davis wss completely surprised but chose to
make bis own acknowledgements: Fhe sin.
certify Of his thanks wac eylnced not only by
his words but by his manner: Mr.. Davis,
who bas been in his present position for a
long number Of years, leaves on the 3ist In
slant and will 90 to Chicago and there enter
into business for himself. He is a splendid
machinist and mechanic, and his loss will hs
one the company will find hard to fill. Dur.
iur tho time that he has been at the factory
he has not only given the grea:eat ta!isfac.
ton 10 tie company, hut he hiss always been
a fsvo,ite with tho employees. and it was for
the purpose Of showing ar. Davis tia es.esm
In vhion he is hold that the cane wsa pre-
sented. 1t wss inscribed as ioll6ws; "Prt-
septed to Charles L. Davis by tho Employees
OF the Norway Tack Company" i.
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CITY MATTERS.
Rsisf Notes ON current Events OF MIno,

N5'g5 tl.ssat IntsFeat. & ~ s,i$l
FAhsxas complain Of thsj abundance Of
grass hoppers. M. y t+'-s'-t'.ssfit
TIE supply OF green apples 10 abundant, but
the price ii e1hor bitant. mn. III p ,,.'
The oolorsd camp mesting at Martins
Ferry. commences Saturday.
REv. Jo,rra GRlAEs, q noted divine from
Alliance, Ohio. will preach In the Third
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath morning
and evening. 2F7- 90 ~ }sN4, >
B. i. PosrLsrnwAIr, Sheriff Of Ws.z,l
county, and John +. Hubbard, Sheriff Of
Ksnawha, were at the Auditors office on
business yesterday. &tIg .8.
OK bundled and twent y.ious different
persona have boon Imprisoned In the Belmont
county jail during the last year, a. agaiuat
ono hundred and Ave during tbs preceding
year. ..st 49,, Z, SI5l0 :
A COUPLE married In a South Side church
at an early hour yesterday morning attracted
much attention on their way homb' via Bouth
Market street, by frequent embraces and
more frequent oscnlations. n, IN
CLxRx HOOK yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made July 10, by Harriet Bullock TO
| the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad Conf
pany, In consideration OF $75 and certain
covenants, for strip Of land In Fulton. yDI
THx published report that a young lad
named Certify, employed at the Riveraide
mill, had had hand 10 badly mashed that
Il wonid have to be amputated, Is without
foundation. The boy had the akin knocked
OF one finger. 'N-gll.F MI M 8
MAC surLxR, Of the Second ward, was al
work yesterday IN the country, when he acct.
den.aliy struck h!mseu on tho hand with a
hstchst nearly severiug the haud from tho
wrist. He will not lose bis hand, but he will
DO disabled Tor some time. '5l'ilflaF,
TnE real estate in this county belonging to
the estate OF the late Dr.. O. Bohuchardt, oi
Wheeling, was sold by Sheriff Bsdwick on
the 9th Of July to William Kukuk, ono oil
the helrn, Tor $l0.3 0. Tho SHE was con.
hrmed By tn Court last Thursday, and the
Sheriff was directed to convey the same ia
the purchaser.-S. C7airspilIc Gose.te. I'D :
Ar 8 meeting Of the stock holders OF tbs
Panhandle Glass woiks, held at Wellsbuye
yesterday, O. W. eeabright was called to The
chair and Otto Jneger appointed secretary
The following gentlemen we're elected direc
tors for The ensting year.: ". Il Cone, Otto
Jaeger, II. +. Bshrens, O. seabright H. O.
Ulrloh, j B. someryiils, a. D. sesmou.
THE Belmont Chronicle says: .Bass flshins
In Wheeling creek Ia reported to be very pool
this summer. This ia probably caufed by ths
opening Of the coal mines along the creek
snd the water that runs from them making
the creek impure; or, more likely, by too
much seining and other illegal fishing. Al
any rate, 1t Is q fact that very few bass ar
being taken With hook and liRe.n w. 3 y
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a GREAT aENSATION
Caused by lrFeEularitiesin the H0nse Of
l-Arnold. OonstAble 4 Co., New York. b


NEw YoRr, July al7.-An employe OF
Arnold, Constable & Co., tho great dry
goods house, today was sent 10 prison Tor
ten years for swindlinp the firm. II Ia not
generally known to the public, but It Is a
fact that this 10 not all the awlndllng that
has been going on In the firms business.
An examination Of the books he1 disclosed
that there were irregularities also In the
accounts Of the cashier, Mr.. Seymour. AT
frat 1t was usid that no had made an over.
dIsft amounting to $1,000. Having been
long In the service and confidence Of the
firm he WIS not arrested, as he turned over
what property no had In settlement Of his
detaication. II Ia now reported that the
discrepancy in hts accounts may reach
$4,000. Mr.. Seymour has been living in
Brooklyn In q style which has caused com.
ment, and which brought him under sus.
picion. He also had a country scat on
Long Island. The confidential man OF Ar.
mold, Constable 4 Go. 10 Henry @. Pedder.
Lie has charge Of tho firms credits mud real
estate, and Is nearest Of all tho employees
to the partners. s,.. .,35.Yg fI.R
When the discoveries Of tho frauds were
made MIR. Pedder was in Europe. lie had
gone abroad early In May, taking his
family with him, and combining pleasure
with SOME business In relation to the
Parisian branch Of the firm. lie WIS 70.
qucsted by telegraph to return home at
once, and lie did SO. arriving on the Servia
on Monday Of this week. He went imme.
liateIy to the business house Of Arnold,
Constable 4 Co., but did not reach his
home in Orange, N. j., until this after.
noon. His detention here Is attributed 10
the illness Of his wife. Mr.. Pedder Ia one
OF the favored who live In Llewellyn Park.
lark. There are between twenty-five anu
thirty dwellings inside the park, but none
is comparable with that Of Mr.. pedder,
who went there about two yesra ago. '
Mr.. Pedder han u passion for literature.
lie owns more than onehalf OF the $780,
600 share capital Of the Manhattan Maga-
zine Company, and several articles from
his pen have appeared in the pages Of the
Magazine. Mr.. Pedder, when asked about
the irregularities which had been diHcoy.
cred in the business Of Arnold, Constable
X Go. was anxious that tho specifications
should be exact. Being told the iac.1
about the accounts Of Mr.. Seymour he ad.
mitted their correctnt 3, but aaid that the
snm would not reach anywhere ntar $50.
mn r-r'll 'Fi .Srfss = s-1. r.sa-A =
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ykEEKE SEE IL TOWN.
Two Fp III oun Troitcrs Pass Through for
= 4.g.y ~, pitssbarKh. Erl,-f : ID. " y

Two Fo III GUS Troiscrs Pass Through for
st.try-.y u - pltssbaTgh. "a. y e
The famous t-ottere, Jay Eye Zee" and
"Phallas," arrived in .he city yesterday lore
noon over tie Baltimore 4 Oslo road, and
were at once taken out the Hempheld Tor
Pittsburgh, where they are entered for next
weeks Exposition racea. They we're in
handsome special car, belonging to .Mr.J !.
Case, owner OF the horses. and on the sides
was painted: "From y. l. Case'a Trotting
Stables, Michigan" During ths'few minutes
the car lay in the yard here It WAS surround-
ed BY crowd. The car Is conveniently
arranged aud luxutlously atted up. The
two flyers reached Pittsburgh in the after.
noon. and wore at once taken to the EXPOSE
ton grounds, where they willrun next week.
Phalias will rot au exhibition heat on the
opening day, Tuesday, with avisw Of beating
bis record, for special purse Of 81 800. Jay
Eye See will aleo start the sams cay In a
special race. E,,T -, 'tl ~: - Z C-..}
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a Tribute TO u area, pAlluu,l.rop,.,

$40 10 .|i.'
A Tribute 10 n Great FAilnnsliropist.
New YoRE, July 1.-THE Hebrews Of
this city are engaging with enthusiasm in
tho work Of preparing for an appropriate
celebration Of tho approaching Tooth birth.
day Of the great philanthropist, Sir Moses
Monte tlsre, on Sunday, the 29!h Of October.
1t ia also cont dent!y stated that Christians
will heartily unite with the Jews in com.
memoration ofthe centennial Of this man
who hrs. been 80 unsee''riap in his be.
s.owal OF millions Of dollniJ in benevolent
work. The Englieh Jews have. already
organized for the celebration, deciding
upon the Establishment in bis honor OF q
convalescent home for membels Of all sects,
bration in NeT York have deeldad to erect
"Tho Nonteaoye Homp for Chronic In
valids,' to be thoroughly non aoctarian.
The site he's not been. selected. s.lt
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Eight cents
Buys the best makes OF lawns at
IT, EN-. Mca1LL1N e. Cos,
Eight Cen
BELLAlkE.

-t"H w. c--E----Tss ~ Iii ~ NEEDS
Can't Get HIS Pine haok-Hp merous
W yz NJ News items.
Mr.. Lem Bolan Vas in town yesterday.
Walter Dar1ah, OF St Clsirsyills, WAS down
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HARRISBURG, July 1.-THE Harrisburg
cotton factory stops work Saturday for an
Indefinite period. The CAUSE IS said to be
q decline in the prices OF manufactured
goods. About 200 employees will be thrown
out Of work. 49, &; Y q Is 49, Is o.
ST. JOINS, N. B., July 1.-THE New
Brunswick cotton mills, doing business
under the name Of William Parks 4 Son,
suspended work, The Parks wero obliged
to ask their creditors tor au extension.
Liabilities abou. s2s5. 900. largely secured.
The acaets are estimated at over $500 COO.
About 500 persons have been employed.
1sla expected wcFk will be resumed within
q fortnight, ;s.4;9 .,}2S q );
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PERSONAL. MENTION.
News aud Gossip lu Relation to Various
pecple,

News aud Gossip 1u Relation to Various
ara People. lE5
Capt. john Mcclure and wife are visiting
In Morgantown. :
Walter Darrah, Esq Of St. Clairsyille, va,
In the city yesterday. s,'l.,s15t5,Tyi
MI. Joseph A. Gallaher, OF Mouudsyille,
was In town yesterday. s1Hi. ia =" ~
!, Lucisn B. Martin, with Hobbs, B,ockunier
& Co., lett yesterday for Chicago. g~
Mrs. Geo. H. Williams and child, OF this
city, are the gueets Of friends in Morgantown.
Capt. J. M. Ray and family will this fall
remove to Pittsburgh to locate permanently.
@. Meukemeller and bride hays arrived
home from Chicsgo, and are stopping at the
Btamm house. 80 - a Z go
J. W. CLANCY, q well known Washington
county stock breeder and dealer, was In the
city yesterday. sg..;t II {, a
Miss Emma Lancaster, Mics Carrie Henden
and Mr.. ~. l.. Hendcn are visiting friends
In Harrisvitle, 0.
Mr.. W. NJ. Clements, Master OF Trauspor-
tation of the B. 0. road, left for Grafton
lest evening at $3.50. 10 {, z < d $50
Mr.. ". E. Robertaon, OF Nashville, Tenn,
Is representing the Wheeling Pottery in the
South and Southwest: 7ar'}f 4
Elijah Day, Of Wheeling, one OF the oldest
and most highly. respected citizsns Ct lthat
CITY, arrived in our midst few days ago. He
isssopping at Dr.. Brock's.-lorgaatown Post.
Mis- Luln Cfawley. OF St. Louis, and her
brother, Master Marshall Crawley, children
Of tho late Frank Crawley, formerly Of this
city, are visiting the family Of Capt John
Carlip. -, S.. z,,si1I. w. sE,7s{3s
The Red, White and Blue Fishing Club has
pitched It's tent at Willow Springs. The
membc7a camped there are Misses Kate Ken
needy, Lottie Walters, Jennie Baker. Matte
Di'tmsn, Nj. and Mrs. Fred Seymour. Of
Newark, O, and MeEsrs. Charlie bchambra,
Hal Kennedy and Joe Rhees. $500 - !
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o, the fire. at Weges "Wednesday night, tho
Bellaire Tribune says About IL O'Clock
"Wednesday night, a fire, supposed to have
been aiArted In the blacksmith shop OF II.
Fiah, OF Wegee, spread rapidly, consuming
tho blacksmith shop then ths wagon rs makers X.
ont buildings, atables, eto., making the largest
The country. During the fro tho light, re-
fisnted on the clouds. WAS plainly visible In
Heliaire. The loss will be feverely felt by M.
Truax, M, Fish and MI. Heath. Z. ~
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ExPLOsIOa AT TisE RIVERSIDE,
Waste Metal Burstr, and tho Building II
Slightly Damaged.

Waste Metal Buratr, and tho Building IL
Slightly Damaged. 1880
Last evening shout half past five o'clock,
Just as the men were preparing to stop work
at the Riverside Steel works at Benwood, an
explosion took place which knocked down a
portion OF the building, but fortunately did
not ir jure apy Of the worknen seriously.
fhe MEN had lst dropped the bottom out OF
one Of the cup0lhs, r. ia always done at the
close Of every other days work. Leading
from the cupolas is q sewer or ditch used for
the purpose OF draining CT the waste water
used about a, them. Aa : the bottom,
WEE dropped, some OF the moplten
iron found It's way into this sewer In which
thers was soma water and loud explosion
followed. Tho noise IVES heard over in Bel.
laire. Tho iorns OF the explosion was such
az 10 knock down 3 goodly portion Of the
rear wall, O brick one IL inches thick, A
portion CT tho iron sjuing above the brick
walls was a!so lOoseued from the iron frame
work. Tbs iron & ,or5 on which the men
stand whea 5 working at the tuyers
was partly blownrp.. Miohael Forrsst, Arthur
Gersghty and Thomas FArren were eighty
burned by flying sparks. The accident was
an uussoida6le one, aud the only wonder 10
that sons one was pot Dangerously hurt.
The wooden beams ahout ;5t hoisting ap.
paratus caught Gre butthe blEgs was BOON e1.
tinguiabed by hoso stream.
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rne Conp.nnt Lnko Regatta.

MEApytLLE, Pa Jn'y 1.-THE consola,
ton race which closed the regatta at Con,
neaut Lake was rowed this morning with a
full lis! Of entries. The water ives smooth,
theweather cool, and the spectators scarce.
Ten Eytk. Of Peskskill, gained lead be-
fore rounding the buoy, and won the race
in 81 minutes and 81 seconds, Priddy
second, Riley third, Hosmer iourth, Lay.
berger filth, Lee sixth, and P. N. Hanm
seventh. ~ II silE p s;lt XIV;