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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1875.-WITII SUPPLEMENT.
PRICE FOUR CERTS.
CORNELL'S VICTORY.
THE UMfMMIM RACE ON LAKE SARATOGA.
COKXKLI. FIRST-COLUMBIA PKCOND.
A yanrv.ct day?thkoxos of visitors-tiiihtpfn
CKKW8 in ima miau i i_um at thk half
MUK, HARVARD AT TIIK MILK, AND t OHSKLL THK
Bltrtl OK THK WAY?COU" M Bl A "CON?, har
vard Tiiiiu?, aaaiMUvra ponara, araaunraa
rilTn, TALK SIXTH. AMMkOkgt SKVINTII, AND
PBIXiEION 1.A.-T -KXIITKMKNT OVER THK IlK
pri.T?THK 81NOI K-StTI.l. HACK WON MY KKN
Nll.y ?II YAI V.
Tho Uatrereitj nice on I?akr Bamtoga urn*
non 09 Hit* Cornell trow in 16 minutos H'AU
aect'ti?!-. Camel] led at the first half niih',
wau headed hy Hamid at the first mile, re?
gained tin- lead at the wcoiid milo ami kept
It to tho end. Colutnhit wau MOand, Winji
balf I leafth in advance of Harvard.
Tho placee ?>f twelve crewe at the finish,
irith ll.oir timo (so fat as it was taken) wore :
1. Conioll.10:.r>:i*4
2. Columliia.17:04]4
'A. Barrani.17*0M|
4. Dartmouth.17:10',i
?r>. Wealejaa.17:13 H
0. Yalo.17:14*4
7. Amherst.17:'-".?:ii
8. Hi own.17*33^
ii. Williams.17:4H*4
10. Bawdoia.17:?r>(Ai
11. Hamilton.,.
12. Hales.
Priacetaa withdrew) one of the crow havinp
faint?-?!. Tho "Eagle scull raee wa? won by
Julian Kennedy of Yalo.
THi: STONY OF TU h CREAT RACE.
BEFORE THK START.
|Ii> rK.lt'.HVIII FKuM A 9tA99 r<HII;l.-l'iiM'IM <?F THE
TKIIII M ]
BaaATOOA, fair 14.?"Mr Gad I They're won it,
tli'?'?<' linn it I*' eereeaeed a junior bj mv air.
r* r. ,1'iimI it ! It ?vas a howl un?! a v? 11. f rowed with
a mar. Yet, tiny hail won it?won it with sti-nn*
ann-tint lnr niontlis ha?l been titt.ni* themaelvea
for tlii-lui? i ami Intense apart; \?<?ii it bj pluck
ami -tn Hirth timl i-liil!; won it with the led a:i?l
wbitc ?li?.' living ali'iur tin n* path d'or it waa
("uri.? ?I that Ii.kI >raiii?-<l Iba pn/.i | ; WOB II ?Mtha
foy that was taree ami bininu;-:, tbougb no one
????'lilli liav?- gaeaoed that auder thal enforoed cain
th? ir heart*! were Unuapiag with triumph. It ??as
fbeir teeo-nd vi? tory, and there were bo more saeta
worlds lift le eeaejaer. Tho ra?c begaa befan
aunt i-?'. It was a rnco to riso trat, nn?l a
battle fur breakfast. Tin* whole hotel population
ajada at leant <?n<' -*tn?l?? toward health, wealth, end
a, nie* 11 anil in .ii \y -nil J?ri>c?l tilt' waiteXBOOl ?'f tlnir
twe or three ecaaeo, Theee aetive ereatnrea were
eei/?*?l with the same Barrona affection, that everj
Una! -a.atli.1 m-e or pullut- oxiit'.ini'ut bring"* upon
Iinin. Tiny jn ni ix ii about an if ?'?cry ?li-h tiny ? ii
ri??l had m. Vitiih'ri ?lan??', ami everjtbtng tiny
iruiiulit, which wea invariably the wrong thing,
can.imi tho tun. Your napkin ram?? with a liol?,
eki|>, ami j'imp, anil you wara lucky if your euffoe
caine ut all. All Beratoga was in a atete
of minti. The main stn?"! was (dogged
from ead to end with ?rehiclea of ev?ry
gender and religkma d?nomination, all annaonated
bj th? raglr fjnd Baratagiaa <>n the lookout for the
tullin ?nt and anaoapeeting t.mrist. There wen
at i.??i,< ini.i-'' -.pila? tona,two m at wagon**, buggiee,
dirt ? irr,?, farm wagons haiom lies, ami every \i im le
w"hil li the ? upidity of tuan ?an mako tiwi? of, ox? ?'?it
win-? Ibarrowa and iilo??s. Thor?' aere enough wneeh
t-? have tran-pi'it? A tho anny of Xerxes, anil thr fact
that foiii-wlm h ?1 eoBTejaaeea were pretty nearly a
*lni(* in tho market, together with the prearnoeof a
flauet ?lu.-ii,?' who wim ata?oned all day in ?me of
tho h?tele, eraatBM?1 t?? the manie with warrante,
acrv? ii to !n"il? rate the Itehing palma "f theee Jehna,
Th?- < in??il ???im ina<l<- nil of all the veteran planean
a? ? kera, and the raw rotriiii-i-i of Beratoga, tboee who
bad ? ama foi a ?lay end tims?* who wiro baie all tho
timo. Tlii- main railroad bad been bringing in mor?'
than 3,000 people a ?lay, lor the leal ihrer deja, ami
Ihe ewana ia the Tillage thawed thelaereaee, The
lulo ?>f peefle that eeeieleealj ilow?d along the
?treet anea tamed ?>ut with tho proeeeeioa ?>f
wheeledthiaga towarda th?? Lake. The dust waa
rolant, bal only m brief guate, The weather bureen
had ?'omi' to the reeene al tho local watering cart,
ami the mad wea in a aubndaaivc mood.
The mairies ottpt ...t< II Wt rr ??,?!' lilly to hfl BO
leen preooaneed ihaathoae of ti?** erewa Whoever
I.. i a eaDege t*' ttand bj* etood bj it, at lea t to the
eaton! ol a bit of colored etlh. Tho ladlee bloomed
eat ia theee deooratiooa, wore them on their arm?
ai '1 htt-, and in hit' defiant nowa at the peaka <?f
Ihr If eanahadna 11m jaengmeaaad the obi men
won- tht'in, and Ihe Utile boja. The boaaea wore
lhere too. Large eeeeaeiona came to all the collegee
iartng the night Tin- mad was fan ly aflame with
Har? ml, and there was enough of tho Williame
j.;: i.?i lohavi r iln ?1 all tho Pharaohe. The colon
fi.it. rall ?1, and ?ln'iia prettj Yak* blonda reeog?
ni/- d tin blue badge in aome maeculine button bola,
both mailed e smile of -y mpathj, au?l became frieada
by intuition.
'J'! ? ?lay wau ?livitii-lv fair. Lim? on lino of gr?ai
white eloade rose above th<" borlaoa, grouped
like giant nanea in Um ikiea, t?> witueaa the
eonteel uf the inimic fleet below, wini?- the
?r? nt ral sky wa* ?un- magaifle? nt elHpaa of na*
hroken bine, Tho ink'- lay bathed ia ah the glory
af the July ann, which mihi?? ben to haye nothing
bat bealing in ile beam?. Tho ?I uda that earlj la
ti. ? ?lay had eba end the aky had diaappeared, aad
then waa nothing to bim Um b< .i.ity of Um .-< ? to
Iba ?o.l?K'an's ??;,?? rare the e'..g'u rippling breeze
that brake the earfaee of Um lake into a million
brilliant dancing points, proclaiming roughened
wat?r. Tho aiad wat aeereelj mun than enough to
curl th?* wat.i into rtppiea, bat it ??as moro in its
thtoats than n? oil?', tn. Tin? gentle air eeema ter?
rihh't? tb, leogtag *?hII-k?- buj, Deeaanot know
th<- tata of hit eoUege till the amootb wat?i
h? r way. At this oaily hour the laka is Maret ly
di'tti?! hy a BOOM of craft. From th<" al ITtiug lim-,
B aaarler of a mile ahore flaaha Mill lathe flniah at
Uio grand stan?! th<- watir li?* unriillli ?1 by a keel.
mu roemoxg or thk. cbbwi ob rai ooinma,
The flapi mai king the tonr-c KtnUli like a 1?. It
dawe Iha laka, u?? kaea gradaally deepening into a
nnif'inu black, until in t),. ili-t.m??' eveathii diaap*
Baan in the glitt?r of the water, The long Hue "f
thr ???HIM' Ktiiti lu h Kb full hiiKth injin on? -hore to
Hie ether, etaitiag at the pr?twntorj thal riaeo lato
Kiiak.- Hill, and aading on the other bunk at the
eajio, win? h is Iha plae. of the j^raiid i-taml. A lak?'
could liiinlly h?ve b?*?'n d< v ik-?I to lil a ra? ?'< imiiho
more olfiaely. Hie Imiikvi i>e li u? of flap ? t"s.- the
conn-? at ?*?ery ei**lith of ? mile, lil??' r??*.?.s
Ol' lill??. F.a?h tl.ig Li one huiidlid feel fiotii it? |
n?igi.b??r iu the BBBM tnaeverea Mae- and mu rdghth
of amil?', cf ?euri*?, from iln fell??w in eeler, in the
k?i<K prtx-esuiuu that atretchee down the lake, atid in
Whnh oath tr??e hue at?iiis le fonn a battalion in a
long MghaWBl of Hags. I^Kikiiig from the east, rn
aliore, the fitst ctnirw? ia tbat??f I'.n a, ? !.. h l.a.i
no na? at all, but it ia to row thin
? ??la of Harvard, and ia gi?en a wide berth
In all that ?dge uf the lake that lie?
LAKE SARATOGA?THE COURSES OF THE UNIVERSITY CREWS.
between the Harvard line an?, the eastern shun?,
having a whole bay to it-? If jn-t l???l?>tv Knake Hill.
First m the Una of flags eames Harvard, with Ha
blood-rod nu th.it it baa beea ???mi?? lh-?l t?? wear
siiiieUnion College asserted it-? prinr claim to the
?acanta ribbon, whieh II.nul l?:is been wearing
by Union's ooarteajr, and whieb had eome to bo a
i?iiit?if ii?? history. Then H.i .lilton, with the green
ami white Bag thal waa to have marked Trinity's
??onrso, tboagb Hamilton, (whieb baa taken
Trinity's plaee) will endeavor to establiah it- Identity
With abhret rioted trouser? of nae pink, as ita OWN
guidon. Then Yale tin-* it? nndannted bino,
separated ht luit a taught line tram it?- biatoric lit.J,
fair Harvard, ttith the fatality that ??? ma always t<?
lu int. th? so ?titi tim?* enemiea into .loee Q-U-rt-ro.
Tben Dartmouth, with ita bright greenland next
Prim*, ton, floating the yellow and black standard of
til?-lion?!? ?ii Nassau. Then a squaro piece ?of Ameri?
can bnnting, Wesleyun having abandoned lavender
ii? being too easily confounded with - ?mewbat simi?
lar shades, and having appropriated a dice
<>f the Amerieaa flag. Then ron... NewTork's
favorite. Um flue nml white ??f Colombia.
Brown i? decked with fu?en.?1 black, a color that
seems lo h.ite been selected vtiih malice afore*
thought, that they might begin their BMUning
early. Bowdoia is the pure white, an 1 a umst
j effective ?olor ?m the water, that swallows np so
nany shades in ita own bine. __n_b? ral shows white
and purple; and Cornell cann Han and white ; while
Williams, the outpost on the Western frontier, weam
the royal pntnle.
jin: i nisi'HQM ?ii PBEFABATIOX,
Tlio boni draws nearer and there are signs of urep
iii'iitifui. veritable little mosqnitoos of steamboats,
all iiotv and ttiih no apparent stern, sin? it about
eanying fadgee and reporten. Among timm
may be Been tho Referee's boat, a low,
bia* k, pira!nal looking craft, which now and
ih,ii steams away from the main grono,
and darts abont lihe an Impatient hornet. It isa
little longer than a iww-boat) ami makes ita throe
mil?'., in 17 minntee, The _nen on the deck stand
higher than the smokestaek, and the streamer at the
Ht? m, a .?ton i ?mi-, luis to I?- taken in to keep it ont
of th?? water. In the middle of the Ink?- is gather?. ?I
a ilninpof these diminutive tugs, thal k* k m ii they
bad nothing t<> tin. with but their teeth; of row
boots, shell?, and an ot?. aajonitl sail-boat, They
ne slow in gatheting at Um hiartiim lim-, which is
fairly deaerted except by a stray oarsman or two.
In all the npner ead of the lake there i? aothingto
indicate the probability <>f s race except the Im? ? of
flags,flyingfnll from tluir leaning poota, sod the
group ?of ?pi-ttaior? gathered in Cornell's qnartera,
v* lu? li are perched daringly on the side of Snake
Billa and cling t<> (li?? rery brink of ? respecta bl?
precipice, h_-0*s which the watti lies ?dark and deep,
and groan v. it h nilli n?i foliage.
Till Bt-BROONDIXO. OF TI.*. UACv,
Indeed, later <>n when the signal gan, which Is said
to hat?? made Ha dehnt at the battle <'f Saratoga,
fireu its warning to tho crows to ge? into
?mc, tho whole outlook is deficient in what
Mr. angustio Daly ?alls " contemporaneooa
hiiTiifn interest." Tln-n? aro only statt? ml
signs of human presence. Tin- grand stand,
three miles fr.nu Bnakc Hill and live miles from the
head of the lake, is black now only in spots. It
skeletoti is not yet cot? red with flesh, and
?mat paniit boms show through, white
ami baie. 'lim boals on the lake, whether
prop? lied by steam, sail, <>r hnmao strength, do ant
exceed a score. At the upper end of the lake the
pleasing succession of low wood and weB-shavea
hill is unbroken by any moving thing; sat?- where a
boat-house pokes it? nose ont of the bashes, and
sane discontented Freshman, left ia charge of the
?ii?.(?of the departed crow, paces Impatiently op
and dow.i. Oil to the west, mil?-?* from the
laka, ris? s the Kayaderosseras Bango, blue
in tho haze of f.irly ?lav. Back from the east r m
bank, then aro Hnesof hills behind which the out?
line of the green mountains, pale ia the distance,
?lis.iMji iv-1 utin ly. Hut n me of these approach the
wat. i. tv itch is bounded from ?-ml to ?*tnl only with
a gentle elevation, mown eloae to the surface, or
grown over with tre? ? whfc fa half hide pretty white
lions?'??. Then is no bight on the lakt Itself, sara the
often eiied Snake Bill, whieh is only 200 feel bigb.
iii?- Minonnctings of the Baratoga Regalia then,
from a bird's-eye view, aro beautiful, but thej an
not spirited. It i? th?- unassaming ami civilized
beauty ? f n.iinie, bul do. the thnll that romes from
the Inspiring presence of a gn at i rowd.
Tin: . ii.s.tl. ?,i N lil. I ?-.'?.-? lill BOATS I Mu I IM .
At 10: i.*., aa annonneed beforehand, the ii ii
gun boomed the word of command to the cgows to
gather at the starting line. The throatening breen
did not de*?? i tin-in, and tin y began lo tenter at the
n-inle/.t.us. Thal speak, whieh appsarod aa the
water Just now, pul f"rth it? hu n legst ami paw
from a do, to B line, and from a lins loan arrow, tvis
Bowckrin, her white raj?? rivaling thoss ?m which
she rode, ?Sha waa ia uno al 11, and waited for Um
mine tardy contestants. Union soon made her ap?
pearance, palling over from the s<.inh hid?- of the
lull. Cornell followed, polling in good form, and
now the object nf euj-ci attention, since the
victory of jmste____y Kate birth to predictions of
another snc_____ Brown now took h? ratatloo hy bet
piiati? IliiK, and Williuius came next. Har?
vard maa the next in onlt-r, not pnllltiif
in the 1km uf fuiiii. l'lIn? ? tori war the s? tenth
boat 1?) res? li its [ihnc, Ttlule llaiiulton, Amherst,
WtMtleyan and Columbia all pnce-lcd Vale.
.Vii? ii tin- boat approa? bul?the favorite of tbo b? t
tersand the BpS_t_SBS__, and the pride of so many
frieiid? ami foes?it w.is impossible to repress a ?ry
of admiration. This night uot be the winning
crew; there mitflil not lie here the plurk of luck
that se-ur?* victory ; but this v. as the ptietry
POSITIONS OF THE CREWS ON THE LAST HALF-MILE
Ki Mllcn
WILLIAMS
Kopai Ciiij-le,
CORNELL
turn, han A II hite
AMHERST
I'ttijiti A II hite
BOWDCIN
Pfhlie
COLUMBIA
l.t,? A IT Iii te
WESLEYAN
PRINCETON
Oromii A Clark
DARTMOUTH
6' e< i n
7ALE
/I',,.-!
HAMILTON
Bo*),
HARVARD
i rimmom
UNION
dornt t
?\Mlli-l
til
as
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z
r
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z
u.
of motion, 'iii" Steady Stroke, the n.-?' ami fall
of tin- body, thf? rhythmic sweep of the oar,
tin? perfect unity of the crew, made tin- entiv
?if fin- Vale i n a ?me of the epochs of Hie ?lay. Tin
six oan moved like ?mi-, and I dan- say each hear!
beat Uko sixty, Dartmouth was last though not
least, a-- ti:, a'i u .I -di iwed, fur big mi n hammering
away at their aboit, quk k ?.linke as usual.
I ,tu causes <?r ni i tv.
Last of all lillie the It felee, foi I lit? lifflie i?
min permitted by the mysterious law that governs
rai is in i -i ipi v, it ti? >ut some accident. Fortunately
this tiuie, it wa- onlySOBSe |nirti<?n of the rudder ma*
< lim? it that was unshipped, It was sunn replaced,
andas the watch approached a gaarterof 12, all
?Wen waitui/-' for the wold. The bo.ii? lay le re ill
line, moving their lunga inga gently to keep m place
Another difficulty baa presented Itaelt to canee de
lay. At 0 a.m. the stahl? boats had been perfectlj
?..ssiirti? ?I, but w Inn everything was In readiness for
tin- start if appeared that Wealeyan's and Yale's
starting-boats had either drift? d or had been polled
nu. of liii'?. The raf< ree Insisted on a?
sitniiiiii th. ui anew before Starting tin? rae?'.
The delays m . unfed in all alunit an hour, but during
th<- tim?' the wind.whieh at 11 o'clock (the ap?
pointed time) had boen to?? fresh for eoutfor! bh
rowing, had ?li? ?I down to a faint bn ese, tv lin h ?mit
rippled the water. An?! when at last all was Mady,
th?- im, its laj at their starting petal motionless, the
bright caps shilling in the sun. The piratical-look?
ing n-fi re?-'? steamet La the rear was ai? still as if no
wind bien at all.
nu BOATS ni < j it r un: wnitii.
Tin? gathering was worth a review. The half
naked boys, brown a? Indians, tun? the Hotter of
the physical development of the American college.
Iii?- muscles ?-lo? .?I ?mt full and lina a- iron, ami
the h. ant y ot theil tanned backs ami shoulden was
enough to convince one that flesh color ought
to I??? bernita. In ?-ai h boat the six beads
bouda .A.s if by a machine the ??..r.s lit
back. lin? loiii-, brown boats eronch lil'
d'iii- luid ill lim hash, their lioivrt thrust out.
Every cofd is strung, waiting fur the word to fly.
Who ? m watch the flight of ki separate boat?, all
eager for a start f For once I believe la Butlerism,
and wish thal I had that swivel-eyed statesman
willi nu-. J could BSaign six boat? to each ? ?J ??,
iiml reserva ona foi Byealf. Bat those
crows dont can much fur Butler or
limIitisjii just nou. They teal the sun glistening
on Iii. .i bait- backs, and (he ripple of tin? MBlot
vibrating tbrongb their oars, and they eanaee in
imagination the crowd that waiteeagerlj for them at
the end oi the most eventful throe aiileaof tin i? lires.
At last tbey were ready. The antlojtM gun aliased
tin-, ami Mr. Gunster, rodoeed lo Natur?-'? signal,
?ailed ?mt, M Aro yon ready f A moment of dead
silence and suspensa, while each man counts throe
ander his breatha " 1 lum, pa." They an shot like
tin srro fro i tbs bow. Tho start waa madaal
i_::it:?J__
'lill: RACE.
io inn mon ?m ? ii te
Tbaaevent] eight oars flashed al once, and in al".
the line not a boat in is.-? ?I iti? si nike. Hart aid, ?" -
oording to Ita "Id tradition, gained the best start.
The (oiiii li crow, the mea <>f tha hour, ?_taine?i the
In _l best, and pulled liv.ay ne? k lind tie? k With
Harvard, At first tbs d'Serones was scarcely p?i
eeptible, but k?k?ii Corn? 11 was s??n t?> pam Williams
on th?- mu .o?- tt?st of ile lim-, and t.? hate au a|>
pan nt had of everything on her ?ule <>f the
SOnrSOt (lu the Snake Hill side Halt.ml
shot out ?tagging li.multi.;, sa ?me si?|e and Cm m
on the ot li? r, and it tt us no1 Ion? l?foie she hada
lead nu Val?-. The center boats wen? pretty
well bunch? .1 ; tim green cap? of Dart?
mouth and Urown's and Wes1, yan'? Ism.? were
well to tlio front. At the one-half mile the
positions of the crews wen. as Mlawai Conn U,
Ilartiinl, Dartmouth, ami Cobiinbin in lb?' front
rank, with Yale, .Vrslryai-, l'ottiloin, Ilmttn, and
Aniheist ?.los. up. I*riut< ton '??'?*' WflltaM MBBt
alightlj behind theee, Farther bach. Union and
Hamilton already had mattera to themoelvee. The
nu?' ai this point aaa Uno j Harvard ahead,
Cornell palling reij ?haily about :i:i
-f'.ik'- tn the minute. Columbia at 'hi ??as
already tbowing her metal, -tod Dartmouth
doing -inpriaingty well in ihe center, Harvard'a
i p?i ali.n ki i uki area noticeable, and nutwithetanding
a ??ant uf uniformity in the boat, there wea a certain
spirit and ila-li ??huh engend Well tor final tri?
umph. Yale waa roariag areli together, aad erith
tin lini-li ot ii linn/ lulim ?I r?e??; but the boat
did not um re as her parUoaaa ?venid have alabad,
and ih?- perceptible panne at tin-end of eachetroke
seemed to m tile du- hu?t ami slip her headway.
The lir-t di-a-t r of th?" race cann Io Yale, who
fouled the Brat Bag on ber ooaree, wbieh ma? bava
eoutribnted to eel h**r beek a little. Carnell palled
a ateadj ami deliberate etroka, after the
wanner pursued by tin- tYrahar-ea <?n the aamo
??at<r jeeterdaj, and nade aatoniahiug headway
?? it h apparent ii-*-. Hut Harvard had evidently eel
In r mimi "ii a good lead, and managed to keepit bj
au effort for a luag ?lis?ame. Colombia,
tin. 1ml ?n t<i draw np, abual th?< mihi flag,
anti lui a short time ??as aeCOOd in the ra?'?',
according to the referee, ti.gb the Cornell bow
?io ? not think the waa ahead el him ai any time.
The rare now preaeated a remarkable ipeetaele.
Iln? li ii-1 divieioa ol' Um tintilla included
Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, ami Dartmouth.
linn aitir au interval Yale and Wcsleiati
came ?m. almo-t aide bj tide, h adhg Brown, Am*
berat, Williaeta, Princeton, Bowdoin, Man ilton end
Union, who made np Um n ;?r guard. Sum after the
mile, the latter were Joined bj Princeton, who fell
to the rear.
OB nil ?-? ?'?vi? Mill: i!:i\<TT<>\ 0OE8O1 I '?! Tin:
l;?' i .
Looking al the race from the m -le, it had little n g?
i,l mt?*, but from bul t aed rear, the boats, following
tin i r ?lilli nut lauee, aere reen to be dotted regularly
all acToae their ?our-?-. The Bega were ?? tiiuaui
perfection. Few boata bail any trouble withthem.
Val?- waa delayed hit!?' if enj by lnr fool, ami lim'.? ti
mokea no complaint, though it waa thought at one
time that aba had itmekanag in peering near the
middle of the conree. AU daahed prosperoualj an?!
proudly up the roane, rtriviag with every
atom of hkill and atrength for the lead;
bal tin re waa little change la relative
p, iti,!i- ifii r tin (ir-t half nile. The crews which
took the load .retained it, and the erewa which li**-t
fell to th? lar oi.l.? dropped farther and farther
beek, a?s Um rea .->?? pt < award ap to Um mile ami a
half. Tn? beeta .- ? i, < I menai.I the terrible atrain
bravely. The erimeon a ia ?till ahead, Colombia
perfaapanext,aad ('??null third,though tbedifler*
euee between Um three boato wea but a few feet,
and the pri < ? rh m ?* ?vas baid to ?I?-, ii! , ??. [th anch a
lateral diatance aa atretched between Columbia in
tin- middle of Um lim-, and Harvard und Cor?
eel] almost at the two extremes. Tlio dil
erance in tween Um three was not over half
a boet'a length. Dartmonth bold her <i??n,
ami wrnt peeaaiag tha leaden haul. Ai??a?s nek?
big a fine appearaaeeta areeey Dertraoath abowed
a i-oiir-pi? uoiisly haadaoBM rrew,eethey s|m?1 awaj
?h??? n ih> ?nui-?, pulling a th amaring vigor. Their
ki? on ? .j?- pii kad then oat plainlj from the field, if?
the ebeerver faUed to reoognixe the mag? j
aifieeat phjeloae of the Btto. Dartaoeth
vi.jt one of tha grand MirpiiM-s of tho j
ra??'. Yulo, alas! was ?-"??ti t<? be the other.
There wee Tala kaagtBgeatbefiaakof Derteaoath
iaparfeet form, gracefal, oney, otrake after stroke
falliagwtth absolut?* perfection, every detail cooa?
j.!? "re, i? ino-t beaaUfal sin-lit. Bal bow wae ti thal
liariiiKiuih, the ui.scii ntiiic ami derided, kapi thal \
IciiKth or so iheadf An ominous gaootloai
?till Yules partisans were not discuiiraireil.
Yale haapuUedu ??ailinn ra???? always, they reason??!.
The advantage of CoraeDwai eeeenriag aaaawhal
?lal wlag lie nr rir leagthe el leeel Bat wail lill
1:..|. liHik hi-hiiiir? If out on ih?) hmt muli I Then
goatl Be.' leila ami a Lill and two unit*
?
flags, badly needed help cam?? to Union and Hamilton
in the shape of disaster to sosas of the others abend
of them. For a mile and a half Princeton
kept a decent position. At this point she
laggiiil perceptibly, and it was icimsihod
on board the referee's l?o;it that she was
likely to take a very low position. Mr. Nicoll,
tin captain, aoticing the snddendrag ?if his boat.
turned, and observed that Mr. George Parady of
Kow-York,who pulled No. l, ttas staring straight
before bim with a fixed look and worked feebly at
his oar. Ile had hardly sailed to bun,
" Cor he. i veil's sake, Family, what's the inatt??r?''
I" ! re Family dropped his oar and fell bach sick and
fainting, without reply, inte th? anns of Mr. Van
l.i iii ?i bebind him. The reward of ettalong period
of labor and abstinence vanished in a mom? nt ; tho
life went ont of the boat, and she bU mournfully
out of lie* iii e, a logon the sui fa? <? of the lake. ,
Tin: ??itii'i.KXIO-t in iiiK RAGS < iiam.iv.
Tbe misfortunes of Brown and Yale wera leas se?
rions, consisting of "eraba,''though theos animals
araby no moana a Joke Inn bool race. The Brown
iiK-ii up to the milo an?! three-quarters were well
forward in the second dit ?sion, b- hind _ ?ile and We?.
Iiv.iii, but ahead of Princeton, Bowdoin, Hamilton,
Union, Amherst, and Williams. At tin? point, bow?
??ter, Bradbury, No. 2, eanght a nab, and Williams,
Amherst, and Bowdoin went by them flying. Th??
Brown crow now put on a spurt which attracted
great admiration in the steamers and carried them
alii ?ni of Bowdoin and Williams, ona place back o'
their obi position, the middle of th" race, which
Amherst manag d to bold, in spite of terrible snflering
??H the part ?d' Qoodnow, the stroke, who wa?
.-'filly ill. The eighth position Brown n_anagod
to bold to the flnish, in spite of another
misfortune, consisting in a broken siren-ber at No.
1, which prevented Mr. Boner from ?biinir mach
on the finish. Williams and Yal?? caught two crabs
apiece about hi re, and Wealeyao strack down a flag,
without doing herself much harm. These accidents
changed the face ol' things at the rear considerably.
In front, Cornell, by a remarkably aub k dash, toads
?til hou ta n> i np i rent e\t ra eli? .ri, hail ?li awn ahead of
Harvard Mid Columbia, so that she had clear water,
and the other two wore left tootruggls desperately
with one another. Wesleyan was nulling np rory
lii-t lu re, and Dartmouth looked as if she eoold keep
on at the same pace fur a week without dii'iculty.
Now waa the tims for Cook to bo beard from.
furnell was gaining more ami more, ami
the most elie? tito ?pun, not to bo use?
less, aros, assas soon. Cook says bo <ll?l
call for it, but it did not esme. The boat
moved np a little on Dan mouth, but seemed
to drag in a discouraged way, ami it
was plain before the two and-a-half-mile lag
was reached, that Yale was a beaten boat. At tho
two mil? i and a half, Cornell had a load of several
length . a hu h hail been obtained without ouiekan?
iii_r th?- stroke, and apparently without extra ctl'ort.
As the seventh and i ightb au d i rossed tbe last half
mile lins tin* ii-u.il hoar--'- io,ii 'grot led them from
the Grand Maud, and ??'at- a Ham?' of nrtil tiamat
into avery o__rsu____-i reins. Cornel] put ta a hard
stroke, not exactlj a spurt, but which ha?l tin? ??une
?Heit. Harvard, though plainly tired, answered to
the spurt ; but Cohn ubia, throwing every pound upon
her gilded Mr-blades, made a superb spurt, und
opened between Harvard ami beraelf a
gap which separated her by a hair'?
breadth from Cornell. Wubin live lengths
of the line, "a ci-.ih" was capture?!
?m the port side of tin? iioat, vthieli made bar tremble
from prow to rudder, and she Stopped almost ?hurt.
liar? ?ml gained a '.""'?I length. It was aperilocs
splash, dash, ami Aonadet with Columbia for a
moment, a? Harvard swung ni?, but abo gathered hep.
m'Ii bravely together, and attora i??w limping stn>k?-s
en five togs the bool eanght lbs swing again, aad
jii-t swooped ??ter in tima, a second and a bali abend
ot th? crimsuOa _
THF. FINISH.
TUB wtiiiN?; cnOWM AT Rig ullltn STAND.
The Grand (Hand i? the truearena ??t the race.
The ti v-t f-.to nub-? and a half ar?? palled laths
company of two or three tug-boots past shores
of solitude. The liuisli- is ?lone amid the
elad ami angry ern?? of fr?en?! and foe, ami
is firod with all the beat of a furious crowd. The
Grand stand, which this year bad been moved
further up lb?? lake ami lim-? an elbow of the shore,
nae covered by tbe time the race was dog with a
dense mass of people. The unseen stream of vehicles
outside Kept poariag in it? eaowds until
on tin? whole ?t nid tin r.? was scarcely nu
emptv se;it to be seen. Tin? stream "f
people ??"?is seemingly endless, and ?li?! not cease- t,,
vin, tt inn all th?- narrow opea spaoa between the
amphitheater and tin.' tt.it' r <>ii ? hieb low rude seats
bad been placed waa anally Hied with a ?treat
crowd. Ou the stand Itself, n??' bannon ?if the lead?
ing coUeges hang at intervals to mark tboroadsa
tou? of th?? varions dignes of students, but
hero the solidity ??f tim college flslegutiooa was
broken. They ran ia Streaks and gathstod in
patches. One-half of the stand was ptntetteJ
from the biirniuif suu by a level at. mug. But
the otlnr wai open t.? the sky, and _______
the sjsaial beal blu??u.?-d into a flowathsd of
suiisli ?des, umbrella?, Ac. Bitting in the cent'-r of
th. m a?- ni I CMKetO sightaosany tt?-i?? lrtoa>-PM_l__mt
Wil-.ui and ex-(.??v. liolimaii, side by sid??, and '
?nar..?-"I in lii.iiili?, talk, 'lim >-\-(?overnor wore
Hie colees of Union. Hut Mr. Wilson, who
gii?<luitt?sl from a ?hiM-makcC? ben? h, prv
ISffVsd hi? ??tl'ui.il l>la?*J_. unimpaired. Pstef
Coulter, who sat near them, waa just as
impartial. Mr. Cut ?per nit??s away so many diplomas
that Ii-- dix-.s no! in ?si any liim?f!f. Just beim? linn
wa? Wilson I). Hunt, ami mattered ?u?niu<l ii
~?__ ?????.__- PMC,
TUE RED CLOUD FRAUDS.
THK PKPAhiMKVT STtKTr.FI> BY PROF*
MAI.SH'S t If.\KOKS.
THK StRPIttSF: (aISI'I) HV TIIK KM "Bl TI? M OV TUB
PKiiti-sni;'s BOOVMOrr?k MOM ti Aur.trr awn*
TO THK lill) ? i "t ti ll.l M'Y.
Washington, July 11.- lhere has been a great
flntterin??- to-day at the lut? nor Department over
the nynofiMis of the s'at? merit of fiai. Marsh,
Tvhieh tippeun-il in the uioniiiii? paper*. ( o ti uni s
si< tier Smith at onie pav?* ?m.'an < ptitiaiinn umier
Um .supposition thal Baal was telegraphed was the
full ilociuneiif. lint on its.irriv.il i* full then* waa
/?nat oatoaieaaaal at its leraridabk proportion?ami
well fortilied matter. Se? ii t.i.y I', 'ano ?;i.tue?liat?'lr
w le? t? il a sei i-t a ?eut to prm ead at ?nu e to the K?jd
Cloud Agen? y in regard t<? this, au?! he starte to
Bight,
um
Co\i.Mis-io\t:ii SMITH TRIM TO KXri.AlX.
Tilt; nai'Aiti'.irsi BBBIBOOe <?i nu: Pt ij?t ik.ht
on Tin. ?it''in PBAX I"* ii. f m\hsii'h Mm
iiKHNui: <*HAi'<ii:s-iiii: hhkhi.ii kk^iksth
K1 KtHMMI Fill HO ? lill: I OMMIssKlN IO I'KO
( K11? IO l\\ I -ii?.\il" Al ii'-t V.
Wi-HiMii'iiv,.lu!y ii.-Tin* Coenaaaieaeref li?
llian Allans inakeM the bllewiag statement in r**
gerd to the i< tier of Prof. Merah pakMehei tina
murnini? in I iii: I'hiiiink ;
laaM unie ap? riot. Marah teBoraod Baal ? west?-***
toiir.Uiirin?; ?? iii? li li?' rIMOOdtfel Radi Mad Indian A-umy.
Alum* tin-time ef his ntnni iinue-ni'i? ellar?.'?* ni in?*
nimbia ui oMie egetaot A-.*? nt Barina ?>f eke Rai
limul Agcarj, ??iii'ti laveirarl tie afearertor ?>f tin?
riiipl lies ?nil 'lu in.in hi- of their iti-lr;!nitl.i!i. ?|i
l'?'.iii ii in a Ne?? York journal atnl in atti r pegata,OH eal
ni!,uni n"p.iinitl> to aff, ef Hu? lintern 'lill,!' ami Min
later 1er Kepari ne et, ??er tin* tteeeaara ??f im ut loetMe
Pr?t Merah ? .une io tte ? it.? of MBafetagtea, a?lai upon
me, mu? pre?' uti ?1 :i wimple of niipplii s, ulileli In* e la'trad
caine ! mm ??eil I lollil, lilli V? Illili lie li.lil liol ?? I Itleil per?
sonally, iii-liui not ? .iii upon tiie laorotorj of lain' laaa
rlor, nor ?hil lu*e<iiiiiiiiiir?'.it<" ??Hil lum liy wiitin?:. II??
vee preeetOed bj IBa Pooueeaeri 'nu -,ii t" Uta Penah
ileiit, ?uni ii iti itiil these -i lierai .uni .mlettiute BaOBOB1
tloiis. To all Um ????, Hie Ni let ny in.uti nu Mfflj.ae
notting feed in'a preeaatad le lum ?i? latta eaeagh to
justit'? ?m aaaan r.
Parlag tte */toltof tee Ween anargeHoaa t<? VeeMag>
ton, n V ly ! ' t, rii'l. Ma;sli maile lis auj? aram e, ami
afti r reiiiaiiiiinif r-, ?eral il.iy? in the elly altlllial ralllllff
11 ; >? i ? i Hie Bei let .iry or ? munnin!! ullin, willi litui, tbs
flenulaij. la lug lafieiaed teal ha eeapeaaeal at ?um of
tin-1 ii,ima uni llaga, latrodaeed ii ? ?. ? -? If, and aeked II s
Prateaeer M <.',i el hi? eOeee Iba Pre?MMO
nal led. an?l tte Boetetaij ieo,eeated him to gire
liivi in arrltlag any cullin Is of <s,iu|ilaiuia
that he might have agalaal the ladlee gareteo
at the H'd Ck ml Agency, lu on!, r th.-t lie iiiik'Ii?
examine ?nid lan rtlgate tin tu. Tbia tte Perforate1
?h i Um .1 to ii-?. The Pee rotary hod prrvtoeatj n pMaeed
the bu i .; .i? !i;.i'.,m f>iMiaaa?loia ia I ?eppalel peaeaaata
tareatlgata theaa regne ead ladeftalte sbargre 'lime
ma'U: s "tin.il aatll I lie I."..ni of ?? I h li iln- li iii. ( .luina
B. Plake i- Pn Mt at, ae'ecl ii ? oaualadeai i? M toreea^
* Kate Pr-'t. Mank'a eomplalata BTaea Um peraoaa thai
?etoetod wera appointed, th.- Profeoeer waa ao-Udod hy
tile ('?iiiiini? .I'm r of Indian Affairs ot Hie :i|i|Miiiiiiii ii?,
ami vin polltelj rrqu ited *?> (araiahtta ladiea?flee
?u- tee Connuualonen ney InftmnaMoa la hie pu i dent*
or any piont ..t hie irtianaond. t?i nutate an) ,i.u\,*
whteh he night feel ?t? ??"????ii le mai?'.
TheCiuiuiia-ii'iithat lia*" i"<? eppeiatoi eooaBBB of
i:. Qaaeiaar Pletebar of st. Leal.*, the lian. Heul. W.
Harris of K.i.-t lahls" -?ater, Ifaaa?, im inner of ttoprOW
aat Otmgieaai ttellen Chea J. Pholkaoi al Merawa*
Imrir, Vi. Va., a inenilnr of the XI.1\ Hi Okiegnea, ami *
Dennet at The Cbwuelaetee nrill preeead tobteeottgaBi
Prof. Marah*! aaaiplalnta. Tills ntattmtut ei teen*la
?leeiniil ?lue te Mr. Ha?iii.-, the Ite?l f mini linli.iii Al*? lit,
to i'rnt. Marah kfanaaU, au.i to um ladlaa (Mka
COMMENTS ON PROF. M IR8B 8 CHAMOEfl,
ggg, clive?* It. k/?*k's VIBWa?KTIL LKOACjnM
paon iBB oto KKiiviitv firanrM rtacar
TIONS A'".?INsl* Ki: *??'*> IV Tllr! !l I'll! 11111
Bri.? I t. isvi si'Mivriv; ? ONMIMtOB? ??immih
fiioNn: iiovi's oranoae kim? nins PBOM
ou? irOaraacTOBa? erai?ci KHroaoaMnrf <?k*
CONTHAi IS T'? BB M\l?f.
Pn?f. Mandi Witt in tin* ei'y yesterday, 1 tit
went i;??t i ?iiiiii? t?? beag Breaab, ?? i.? re ha ai| -?? ??ii t.?
hera eeeaonltotlea aitt i'i? Ud? m Oreel ladej. In tuan
reraetton allh a reporter ?it rae Tbibi sr. eaneareeeg
ins h; it,-m. nt m regari M the Irn lalarltlaa ead Batt
?nbnlnistri'.on ef a liai r? al tin* Omi OoBdAgeee/i Peal
Marah >?.ii?l teal ha had netbleg lo add apon tiwi m hjort
u> ahai ha hi ?l already s iM m tbb Tbibi re faaterdag.
?,i V PIBKI VIK.i".
lii'piir? waa ni.ni?* of le ti. I linton ii. l'isk, I':> ..lent
of Um Boord of ladlun Ceaual dee? rj, ?? it h n taree? t to
hit, vii??s eoae rntog ProCMarah'i MateaMeta <;en.
tisk ?aa ?m?? iii i ii -r to, ?pri'as an opuii m epea a'l el the
?peclflechargea e??ut.i!iie?l in the i-fateti,? u*. Iii ??ii<|
that ha ttaaght tta ebargM rery frinkiy Matad, ead
that Um Maternent v. i?a ?troni? paiM-i*. lie h. lie.? ?^?l,
however, the!Prof, Marah wea Mlatebra bi tiiiLkitin
J?r Sa? iiie im,11;. p. -milli ei-rriipf, ?.sin ail of his uv?a
?irtii lal n i .til?n- ?? n ii t.'io-e two peett mob ha lia I eon r
men an? tiling In i it her ef fin m lo lnr! li) -inli ?ii.. ,?.
if cunnii.?sion. ? r -until had ina i- Mletaboo, Pea. Fle>
felt aero that Uiaj ate? nlatafcea of Jadgmoal, ead nut
of nu? ninm. ia apeaklog of Becratarj DrJeaa Oath
i m, i i .1 tait the Bi eretary had naed lo ?>?? pan radfraaj
m-1? I'.'i'tiuini in l? reatter, 1974,Bal that ataea rer
taiu clin/' * ha i !"?' n arada ageieel 'ii" Interior Dopera*
nniil le- li.ul M-eiiiiil to ha anxious tu ha? ?? tin m ill
llnaoaghlj lareatlgated hatoee h<! rattreA lu th?
?ipilll? II of lien. l"|al| tin- llIli'Ki ,1 Illl'liU
larttus m Um I et arl or PopartareBl ware aaaaed bj
tiie ??..nt-of a niau of good so, ni haaaraat eeparky alele
hoed, laopeekingefUm pnaeata/ateaafar ttuaiaMag
tin hull.Ula ??illi t?np]i.i? -, lu- i-Hil tliat it iin.l,,lilli, ?iiy
?aaa rec) Import?e! ead deieloat m aieay reagoeta i he
present i ????iiini- -ii'ii had is"cu eadeererlng te artahtttt
anentii .. nee RjateaieTaralaot Itaformattoe,ead ho
Iheagbt that the Ooeutteloaero were in a fair
w.i? tn .u i ot. pi,.-li this soon. T?vo of the in? .it
nalii nt pom!? fur poOOtMe fi-iiid nu 1er tha
oldayaton ?eie in tie' Wi t eoalra la and ha tte treea*
in ni.it in u of g, nuts. There waa a eet*e**tty terlmprorad
? !., i k? .mt n.iiiiieea in til? ahlpawataad Arllvarjel
rood*, ami sin ii ni ran euirnts al la -I li.ni li 'ii m nie that
thi n- conlil no1 -Mi..?.ni?* Im un j. ? . lilian,, er tra ml In
Umtraaapareattaaand ?i?ii?eiy of tta gaadewBtontto
Cinniiiia-ii'ii had pareh ned for tin ladlaaa tM- yeer.
Goa. Plah i ?"M.-...I u-ati'i'ition ti, ?! Pa f. Merah had
ma.le Ma ttateaaai t m ??> a.,, .;?.? u.. v .? u-vui, aa it ween
in- nf ?in .cr i ailie HatataBoa *o tteopei Iel Ooaed Uoaaat
who are to ii rel?gate tta obargaa ttoreegkly tai ha>
part?a.!?'. '1 ai -j ? i al Coniluis.ei'i ? it la! <1< ? iii, i! ii|Nin
aad the On alMlourri ??ni u .t ;.t tin? iifth A?ii.aa
Ita?-! i n Mi li tay , vi m'n', t.gattlaa pTOI ni'i M llieir
depatlaie ftn Um w st a tew taja later. They ero ? *?
liov. Thomas C. l'leteher of MJatearf, Cliaim'ian, tho
lion Charle. J. F.?ul'"iei'of Waal Vi'Lli'ia, ai ?I tin II ii.
li. W. Harn? ol Collin cH'uf. Omi of Hu . o nvnli. tuen n
?bi i.n iii tn i?' ? BepaUleaa, oao te bee Demoeiat, m4
ti..'mini to Ih? in.li i? n,l.';it of ?iHur pilly i;.n | ,fc
n m u keil Hint tlnir ia\i MlgattoO ?*? aldea tan;'.,* I- ??. r
looUj tattatti tory t?i Hie eaaottj at lui?,'?', lu ? < in '. .,, ii
i. ? -1,'i tint iiu-?<?;?? trregatorttlaa whick aae now aaaa*
piaiut'it ef feed eil grawaoat of IheeM daHranreyateea
l Xi*i.i*.irN? I OP ODMMMMIOVIB MOTT.
A r. |n?rt' ruf Tin: T".n?i m. a' a? 'intu? ae L t. H?.."t,
ch.ii.Tii.iti of tin ParekeahagCaanUtt? <?. ii. ?.mi ti i j?
?lui n?t ?*i?h tu pn gedge tta i .1 -?? ?? Mefe ho hail ju?t nat
IuTukTkiui sk. He wat glad ti> ?t rief. Mertrfe ha<l
?taredhie efeargreha aataagUdee ama, aad ho would
un ta.my adTOOOtO tlio gpoofed Coiiiini?sii.n'? taking
araty paaalbto BMoaa to aaaarlela Um Iratt at error
o? liase ue?i.a.?'i um. lu bis lnicrmi :r-i? t.ili
?aoretary Dobbm ?mi i"?o interior Deaamneal Mi%
Hot l.cl m ?er fourni any Ina of w l?uiictui-a
t.i'n'i.'ai?' ??lill H n llllllan Ci.lil!iil??ti)Ilers, Ml. Ile>t
espraaaad C;?' aptalo*i 'bat,some of l'iof. M tr-h*? ?'liarirea
Boralma. In lils own po?liion ??a Cb airman of the l*ur
1 liasinc Cn mu, lu.-.; he hail Ii.kI oxlreju?- ?lilli? ally in
?u.'ii'tliutf Kaili't ihe luiri-tuea of ohl linll.iii A.s'eiiU who
wore aullad m eg ?urta ,t ti 1.1.? ead eouiuuiatiou? to
elliot Isiln Hie lunei nun Ut alni (ho IniliaiM. lu niiler
u? poeeaad any nami tiao yeee in Uk* ?Jciivery
0( "s'ioil-s --? ha*l sue ceded in gi tUiiK tliroe ninty yttlc* ia
il.;.ii. 1 t,i r?a?-i?e ti.? j-."nfc, at ?.ii? three injinu ol ga>
li iln.Hun- Sion? Cl'y, Kans.u11.1t , und Cheyenne. Ho
w.'Ukl semi ?uiipl? m of the arth les punlu*-ed to theeo
ollie. 1?, ??'io ?Miilil ,?-e that tho?." at :u,tll> ?bllvcmt
ace nru I'uae. "