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JIWIIADN
oAMJ lL:\lu
Will the March of Industry Go
Westward and Southward?
TEACHING THE USE OF TOOLS.
Workshop Instruction at the In
stitute of Technology.
5TANKEE NOTIONS ABROAD.
Boston, Mny 5, 1878.
Mow England, proud of hor mechanical skill, is to
la/ strutnlug every possible ncrvj to retail) thii?mpo
riority m industrial knowledge, tvhicli, iu tho absence
il th.'product ol the soil or mine, is h. r groat stock
ill trudo. She Icars that iu tlio not dislaut luturo tho
fteet and South may locato machinery near the places
Micro tho raw material is lound iu sucli uhundauco,
tndj.witli the aid ol tho ever-increasing railway lines,
luct ail onsy market lor goods inanulucturcJ on tlio
rory spot where naturo placed Hid material. Already
s the IVost mukiug rupid progress in this direction
ted net a lotv Now Eoglaodurs have recently euter
nluod tho idea oi irauslerring ttio looms auu spindles
)1 the East to close proximity with tho cotton
pus ol tho South. While taking u survey, ihoro
oro, ol American Industrial progress, U would bo lolly
?o ignoro tbo anxiety loll on this subject, not only In
d issue!)usolts, but also In itbodo Island and Coiiucctl
tut. Several manufacturers nud niorch nits wit i
shorn 1 have conversed during the past teu days uc
tnowlodged that, now more toau ever, they are dc
ermined to put their shoulders to tho wheel, and lhut
?lioy cannot alTord lor tho suku of tuoir own soctlou to
ibalo one doi, nowevor small, Iroiu that ceaseless
tuergy which hxs virtu illy uiudo ouo vast workshop
?I tho urruory lying between Capo Cod and ibo Hnd
ioi). But, aside ol their thousand uaii ouo inventions,
?hoy have uot shut their eyes to tho to-sens taught
hem by contemporaneous history; and, seeing the
lungers that threaten ihura, h:.vo laketi tunc by tbo
orolock by making thorough nicelieuics ol those
rouths who will havo tire luturo ol New England's
udustry iu thoir keepiug. Said ouo ol tho best thiuk
irs ol Massachusetts to mo:
XI1K INOlaTHIAL LESSON':, TAC'UOT IIY KXUlBtriOXS.
"We do nut intend to bo caugui n ippiug, like Eog
auu was, wlieu tlio industrial products ol ail nations
verc tor the tirst time put side by sido in tho Universal
exhibition ol 18ol. Without going to work, even
then, she permitted vaiuaole years to pass by until,
Iu lSii7, she louuu berseil leariuliy disiuuced by other
Bullous at ttio /aria Exhibition. Then only did alio
Dpeu her eyes. ITo lessors, engineers, manufacturers,
comuiisrloucrs, all were si at to i'ans, along with a
number ol skilled artisans, to ascertain thu reasons
Why England old uot excel iu those very industries
which she considered her own. 'They catuo
back and niudo tho startling unanimous reports
that since previous exhibitions other countries had
xuudu rapid advancement in manufacturing and inc
chauleal Industries, us tney had educated their peoplo
Iu the industrial arts, rtiou, with tho patriotic pride
peculiar to England, alio at unco set to work and
adopted such cducuiiunul measures as wore deemed
Useiul. Ten years h tvo passed sioco then, and al
ready at our Uautconial Exnlbition England showed
whet she had learned in the meantime, though tho
other Europcuu countries nevertheless had too uu
Vuniugu of at least one generation ol workmen. Euu
cation, ihereiore, whs tho secret which EngiauU
u.il other countries rorcuicd ihiough their
WonUertui improvements, uad .is each umvcfsal
rxhihitlou IS being lielu yuu Can Uole the manner in
wuich ft nation leaches loo industrial ni ts, ilero in
Mas utnu-etis, at least, wu mien i to Kci-yi ti up to
luo highest Kluaduru ut our liistuutu ol technology,
Where we turn out youug uieu woo can at once' it
they so wish, cuter a tactoiy or mucUluo bhoji u'nd
earn a living."
WUAT Id TALOliT AT TUB WoHk UOI'S.
President Hunkie Ol the lubtllu.e, couurinctl the
views ttius sol lorut hy ? gent,email wr,o n;,.- given
this subject n g,.ai dent ol thought, ,.nJ, ttccutn
panieu oy one ol mo director*. 1 vimicu the worg
shop* attached to tuo Institute. "In these .hup.-"
Shop- attai ned to tuo Institute. ??Ill tutsu hop.-,
baia Mr. lii ukle, ?'.ho system ol Instruction does n'ut
consume mure t .an than ought to he ..pared Iroui tho
Ihdlspcn ,?oiu uulles. 1 he lus.ruction .mops hero are
Hot Cohatl ucnoi: shops iIkc (liose coniJi eted witu
oihor euucatiouu! csiuliiishmcuis. ft,, eat.re ->?tcm
Is only two years o,d, .,ud lite itu, sjan l.,ugol it
to us while at tho Cenu-uiiiul Nothing so,a
here j nothing wa-teU. ' 1 saw the young -TUOehts
take their cu iU olf in ouo ol the snops and go to
their tool KiAct. Each student has thu ..loo sc. ol
luo.e It.- 1 ho oti.er c.itss h.' tiioor-, an I ouo eXi o.t
liuches the outiro Class p .utuer, lu tho nrbl shop
th -v are taUgm now to us : tho Ille, boll, on wood
und on inetul. In another-hp uuoiaer Til tools
Is bandied, Unlit tho Use ol nil tin tools
u <Su in cehs.fuolioit is learned Nothing is burre d
liiTC. is ti,uy v^ould be il goods cou.,iructe , uerc woio 1
boio, ut.U smpiu i,mo is expended in learning not ,>n.y
toe manipulation ol the ioois, but n,so ibetnooiy tt.ut I
unoerlics e..cu loon lue skill Inc pupil ipnre. hero '
either at too iuige. or w.tu the 11.e, the hummer or :
11,0 -aw, rii.,01 ?? Ulni to tic trausierred at o ,cc, il nu j
to desires, to unv cousUucliou shop inrougnout toe
Country. li is the stuuy oi piactnal inechauism j
winch is never taught in a leguf.r cuustructlou shop i
si.ci o ntHy re uns arc looked lor as uiua :
gating llmli ll*o skill ot I Jio Workmen em- j
?ioyed Tuo munuiii skill o?u, stud ni requires !
hem is simple, marvellous, and wneuvvsr thieK, nu '
ration ol J i lI,g mecii nics Is once ripened into man
hood llio lu-.nulacturtug establishment* ol .sew Ehg
lint) .u in..- . need not tear to lost* tue.r .u, ertortiy.
In leaving Hits iustUuie ol Teciu.o.ogy President
Hunk.o addt'u "i he hand hire I* educated ?b well
ka the Ulind, auil the skfllul uunds win IU Tde Cuuiau
t>l time adapt tnemsvives to wny niaoulaoiurc. As au
ngcncy lor ueVelnbitg our industries its Value CauDol
he uvtriblimulcd.'*
VAXKKK >U1*10X8.
Duo u lbs directors ol mi institute, hlnttcll a
tiianulsclurer, who has unonuc.* d lallh iu the iuturu
prosperity ol the country, cuned my Siteuln>ii to itta
.'act thai hel'v llu.tahdllig New England had
divested u grewt deal ol titp.iul in I .e tearing
iii.Ustrus already alluded io, her roul s.iengtu
loiiM.led in tho num-raus niiall thiin>-, in
? hich sill stand unequal, cd ile cons.?ed it
in oveisighl n ??Yaiikae nutions" snuuhl be oinittud
Irom the Now Ei giutid mauulactures ??.lieie,' he
Said, "t,ur po p I stand uiOoe .uc without rivals, und
full inuy I ill,.p. II, Uk thai thu Worid Call . cd along
SitUnut main, still So many luiugs are reqa.rou tty
twr eivi .Xaii I, that the i ssencu ot the vVit smuiiunt
>1 these i.alTin wouia tie m ?? a ny l,ou-*ud?, oolu
lore i- ti abroad, now ucoasttitne 1 in their u.c. lake
this lu ie t,.g, tor Jii-laucr, whii b hardly costs unv.
'.lung; S.uav l, luatiuiaoture, It. d-malid, aud luu
Wm readily ace the imp Ttai.ce ol sac rtn Us in tho
Country, lnduslry.,' >o, owing uis auv ,oa 1 called
upon a in .nuiautarer ol tags, tic w j u ,t d-c pio r
E.g u cable dvepuioli Irom l.ondou ordering iruun itiua
ot tags.
on do uot mean to say," I oluervoJ, "tla..t ynur
?wrrcspnodeutesbics lor ,iu anlcle like tags. tu. ho
not Wait ior tfcs mails to convey hi. ordei s to jruu f"
?'sly near ?ir,'' said thu mai.ulaciurer, "yoi) h ,v out
tlieitatiid'U what an triorunots hu-iucgg thorn Is
done iu Hi so tag* uoroud. In lac,, o i ir as the Con
iihsnt at Kuro. o is coiitvrned, I had tninnnli n tuere I
u ieguiar agtni to attend to nil the peopn- r, quiring 1
them i,wr there. Andsiiii it is k Very imiiU thine, i
Hero nr. Io ttrs hum itucuos Ayres, it ,vaoa ttio
J >I)C.IS, ail received this vtry nioruiug, una ail anx
lou. to ui.Ve ibu lagf,''
Ibiagrntieutau, at my r-qutit, escortnd me ilr*i 1
through hi,. estahlikUiiiehl n. Milk sir?.ol, Itutiio-, I
wtier t ho sale.rooms ?ru local tit', then to Uo.-ior!
lllphinuda, whan- the hi .cninvry spscl I./ con- 1
Stiudlv l lor .n . articin ninrost I iok< a bupmluoa* |
?r ul It IS! too oosl.y. to trie, nod I ?KeU u,j ell III,'
qnsttloh whether Kuriqie and America CjOiiI not Very
Well gn slang without Ihssa lags. Inn I was reminded
Ul IhSloiserUwii irtatlo by too leobuologival d.rctilor I
that New England hud reiily grown great
|Ur,.k "a.".!! . ,uul""1- ,lcre >?"? ?" tnlira l
brick UuiliTug where tirst li e cnrdloard is ,
smoothed uowu sun erisuisl.cd by itnmcme
raacmaery, wtiiis it, r niter tloor is no voted to ory mg
tutting, pa< king, pointing, with uny numooroi in ii
und worn, n employ, d, ail fur tuo puryo-e ol pro iuc
tug the ug winch one see. dangling Irom a trunk or
valise. Ira cutting machine* are ol lageiiiou* con.
struc p.u nuJ operating in the same tyio , ? inu eye.
leltiug mactnues ol the ?l,oo I t iorim; hut the most
|Mcul,ir work done hy those Biachnus, however is
that iney ilo thoir own cnuuting, dividing the i.iim n
packages o' llliy a. Ib.y are b?mg dropped
into lbe box,a, and lurthur ringing their own
alarm It one ul the little mats! riDuv
obnract* the tree pnatago ol others. Considering
' " """ ' "? votmi'tvi ill]
lire nun,her o, i? opto empi, > .i i..? iw , , ,onsh
Uivnis, the Vadt nud puweiim maclilticry uhgaaed lu
tneir produetiui), and, lurui.r, th ? tact I mil order* tnr
tires# goods aru stradny on tire ihcrea.e?not oiiiy
Iron, souln Anierlca hut also uom Europe?.all llie.o
r. It, Ulcus somewhat reconciled mo to ihn "notion''
industry, oi wi leh tl.is tag business I* a In I r rcpre
be;,iative i.ranch, ami Utqiss more a id more to be ap
preciated by lorvigu couuiries.
ruLiO), WO liK.
Thore wore 1,&?6 parson ifloi ted by (bo police ol
'.Rif r ly 'luring llio wevk oix) ?>.?; at i x o'cluik yoo
wrodjr iiiuruiiiK
OEttlJiOYED JiY 1*1112.
A two *lory lramo dwelling honeo h don;: me to Mr.
Rdgur W pciiI, it K?r llo< kuwiiy, wis destroy I by Jire
on y rid.iy night. I lie limy is between it.'.Oil mid
#*.uuu, put daily lueurod tu tbo Uieo Cure Woiuduiu.
LEXINGTON RAGES.
SPU1NO M1ET1KJ OF TDK KENTUCKY ASSOCIA
TION AX LEXINGTON?FXl.rfT DA.X?THllKE
EVENTS?DAY 8TAU, LIABIUNAH AND EDIN
BUltCl THE WiNNKUH.
[BY Tiililiumpa TO THE HERALD.]
Lkxisutox, Hay 11, 1878.
Notwithstanding that tho duy.was cloudy, raw uud
col J, the old race course of ttio Kentucky Association
at tills place was crowded wlUi Indies and gentlemen lo
witness tbu runuiug. There is no people ou earth
more loud ol tho sport of horse racing iliati thoso
ol Kouiuuky, and this meeting oemg iu llto
groat blue grass re. ion, where tnun, woman
and cliiid ere all lutcrostca iu breeding aud
rearing good horses, It would have been strauge, in
dond, had llig attendance been less, no matter wuioh
way the wind blew. Tbo opening day was a satisfac
tory one, notwithstanding that the iavorues were
boatou in every mstaiioe. Throe waccs wore run In
capital stylo and lent time was made in cacn event, us
tbo truck.was iu good order and perfectly safe. Tho
hrst race was a milo aud a halt dai-b, won hy Day
Star; tbo second, hall a mile, by two-year-olds, wou by
Lmblunub, and tbo third was a mile dash, which was
won by Ediuburg. The following are tho delutls:?
Tin: nitsr hack
trad the Blue ltlbboa Slake, u dash of a mile aud a half,
lor ibree-y onr old#; $ 10 J ohlruncu; $0U iorlelt; $5UO
added ; second horse to save bis stake. There woic ten
starters lor tins ovoul, comprising L'. J. Ntcbo,'s cbcsl.
nut Coll Day star, by S.ar Davis, daiu Squccz'uiu;
Cidwuliader & Owcu's hay colt Levcllor, bv Lever,
dum Sly Boots; L.sle ,'c cully's b.iy colt solicitor, hy
Kuquirer, dam Sally; A. llulord's cuosiuut coll Me
J lieury, by Kuquirer, dum Outurio; J VV, Hunt Key.
! Holds' clicsiijui colt Diuo Eyes, by Enquirer, dam
, Bocliu; and the saiuo goutloui iu's buy lilly Fortuna,
j by Kuquirer, dum Karlalstta; T. J. McGibben's browu
| colt Aurtliuj, by Asteioul, daiu Doiiv Morgan; J. o.
! Blow's boy coil La Kpi, by Giiroy, dam Ziugnru; Holla
Colston's chosinut colt Karl ol lioaconsllel.l, by Eli
j quircr, dam Genuora; D. Swigort's buy coll Mexico,
by Asteroid, Jum Zone, uud U. II. Boweu's chesinul
IIIly Cammlu F., by U euolg, d iui Cordelia. Leveller
liail the call iu tbo betting, soiling ior $00; Solicitor,
$4'J; MoHeury, $30; Biuo Eyes uud Foriuua, $20, and
the field, $30. At tiio seventh attempt Aurolius got
1 away with the loud, Livelier second, Day Star third,
! the o.uers well bunched together. The horses ran
i lu tbls order round tbo lower turu (wntch is
i up hill all the way), tboy having boon siurled
i at the half-mile pole. At the throe-quarter
pule Day .? tur showed lu Irout, Mi Henry
i second, licvellor third, Karl 11 .ucoluheld louriD,
Ihu romuiuaor hi Hue like a sqoudrou or cavalry.
I I h'y rattle i down llio quarter stretch una piiasd ihu
1 si.aid iu ibis order, lining around the tui u Karl ol
DuacotisUeld took sueoud pluco, Day Star snowiug tun
way, McHeery third, Lovelier lourtn, not a length
dividing tUe lour. At Hie quarter pole Day S ur was
n length in Irout ol Leveller, ibe latter hipped by Mc
Ueury. The trio ran uead and head lor 100 yards,
j Going down tbo uuckstretcu to the sinning place Day
i Star drcwclear ol the others, Lovelier second, Solicitor
third, the race sicaieil all over thou excepi tho
bhoutiog. From the liall-uiile homo Day star mam
j tallied the Kad, and won hauduy oy two
leiigliis, I. evuler ecund, u leugtu in I run t ol Solicitor,
' thini. Then lollowoj Moliuury, M"xico, Blue Eyes,
| Cadi line F., Karl ol iieucohslieoi, Lo Kol, Fortuna,
i Auretius iu the order named, the first uilio wag rua
in 1 :45jj and the mile and u h ill iu d:4u>4.
The ? uttfr, Day star, is u chesinul co.I, with a star
and stripe in his luce, wnh three white slocking* mid
a utile white on tile leit hind log, with gray bairn iu
tiio llahk. lie is dltueu bauds two inches high, with a
beuutiliil bead, stout nook, largo barrel, strong hack
aud loins and immense hips uud quarters, lie has
very sound loot aud legs, and is an excellent, easy
mover. |
TII K BkOOSD HACK
! was the Filly Stakes tor iwo-year-olJs, $00 entrance,
i $35 torleil, $36o ndded; ttiu -ecoud iiliy to save her
i stake. Hall a mile. Tuure were ?i ht surlers I or
j this race, comprising U W, iijwen At Co.'s chestnut
j iiliy Florence D, uy ioiu tlownug, daui Skedaddle; D.
| Mvigcrt'a bay liny Malacca, by Uliroy, dam Maggie
i Hloue; 11. 1'. McGrulfi's chestnut 11 ly Verdict, by
' Leamington, dam Jury; 1). G. ^llouius' bay 111 ly luxa
tion, by War Dsute, dam I alarm; J. F. Kuomsuu A
? W. Freston's cnestuui iiliy by Uluuoig, dam Floriue;
J. A. tinnsteiia'sout Uily Liabtuunii, by John Morgan,
hmgi Lautui.u; G. W. bowen & Go.'a chestnut lllly
Vtga, b> War Dance, dam by 1'laiiel. lu tnu
; pool selling MalueOo. was tho Isvorile, selling
lur $100; Vermel, $S0; i.hibtuhuli, $10; U. W.
11 owe.i & Co.'s two, $00, uud tho bold $6u Tbo start
\\..s a had oih. Willi Klureucu II. on ihu lead, Malacca
sicond. Verdict third, taxation i .urih, KoUiusou At
l'reslou's Gleueig lllly Htm, Liubiuuah s.xth, Vega
i last, in this order iney run tiio urut quurirr of a
uiilo up tbo mil. At the threo-qu trier po'c the tot
look closer orm-r, uud, enteiing the Uuniesirototi,
Verdict was lapped oil e .orence II. Whcu hail way
down the strutcii tueso two were p.used by L.ab
tuuih, uud alter a whipping race Inline Llabium.b
wou mi lire post by six nic ies, Vyrdlot sa.unJ, tupped
Uy Florence II. third, >1 ul icci good lourtu, Vega tllib,
rtobiusou's A: I'resiuu's Inly -tixifi und luxation sev
enth. I line, b :al ,'a
ihu wmner, LlaDtunab, Is a big, slashing bay lllly,
Willi black pniuts, liileoli hands two inches high and
is exiren.e.y haud-oinc aud promising.
TI1K Til I it o HACK
was lor a pbr-o ol $300; *1eb to tno 11 rut and $51 to
the second horse; one tune. Fur this 0Vein there
were eight sinners, cons:stirg ol James Jlurphy's
bay c 1. Edinburgh by Lougtuitow, uum b. Loxn g
lini, 4ya>rs old; Lsie At rcnliy'* bi.v geldiug Jo
Ilnoao.-, by Virgil, p tin Item, 5 year* old; J. G. ithiw's
giav cell 11.11 Bass, hy I'lanlagullet, daiu AdeliUc, 4
years old; T. J. Mi .iooun's CiiOStuul m ire iauimuc.,
by Planet, dmi Guraella, 0 years old; J. I. Wiidariis'
hey adding Shun Line, by j.cx.i g.ou, dum
Import d Inverness, 4 yi ars Old; .'dr. ihoinnsou's bay
Celt Ai.au 1'iukeriuu, uy Uleii Ainoi, dam >us ni Over
ton, 4 years uid; Kail* oist u's gray Coil K nloelt, by
l'haetaii, gain La KeiV., 4 yenrs old; J. F Kelier's
chcstnu. inly Ads a., hy Asteroid, dam Jeuui* 11.,
1! years old. Jo lthodes vol ibe laVoritu in the pooia,
selling lor $inb; Kd iibur-h, $100; Hill Diss, $55;
Mil ur i Liues, $4o; Ltnui i ? ,. j4b; Allan Piuktrioo,
-0; KiulOck, $.3; Ada S., $10. Alley c.iQsnleruoie
uel.iy the I at wero seni nWiy to a und
cling start, Ki.luck lirst, Jo Kbodvs mc
oiij, Suor. Line* third, li li IIa s Inurui,
tnu reuiainglcr catteriug. The horse* run in
tills order le i lie <|Uimoi pom on the i urn. w hen >1 ill
Kwi lapped KiuIock and oiiurt Lioe, this tr.o carrying
on iiiu i anuiiig lo me bsL-uu.e pole. On the lower
turn .Jo Khon'e.- was second, iap| ed by Shun Line and
KdinhurgO, laol.i lur tiav.ug got oil uadly. Ka'cring
the hoineslri'icii Kdtuburgh Joined Uill IIass, and, null
way down, showed in ir-iit, aud filially won by a
length ..mi u hail, onlli Something iu nan,I. Utll Haas
was second, Kiuiosk nurd, a ue It in front o> Jo
Jlho.es louriii, tuorl Line Illlti, Allan 1'iukeriou
sixth, EuiUia I, seveulb, Ada S. eiguti:. Time, 1:43%.
. 1' I, Hi ! LIMI.
LmiiiorA, Ky., May 11, 1878.
Pooti cn Holidays ruse* tul 1 a* in lu?
Kikst 1(ac i'liio mid u hall nilk ?)1 ?-ii Brorck,
$?!??; AHMI iua and L o.urj, $12; Vara Crut, $12;
Liziiu Wliipps, | i.
skoink i4.il (liOugti'lloMr siake. in lie beau).?
Uuvi Muofc, $do; Lucille, $4: Harper, ?ld
i 11 litO Mid (' Hi nt M, ?;n' aud ii iniil miles) ?
Swiacn' . 320; Hiow'a, $io; Oriim iMii'i, $i?; Laa.ul
iauer'a, i'i, u tt< >0 ul aix nor*???, jf.4.
KACINO IN NEW JEUSKY.
'two 1;USS*I>0 BAC1H AND A TUOT At WIST
Mil) i- Fa XX A ?OOi) DAi'.-t Ml OUT.
Yesterday wa* * tfil* day at West Sldo Driving
hfk, Ma* ItrMjr, ib ri wait a v-ry lurgu atitnj
nn.o to wttuc** the sport, Jenpltu the threatening
wither nra itio very lie .vy lundtlion of ihe Irann
on account ol tlio ram prut?umg. l ucre Wcro three
event* ou tho progr .lumc, * bitli gnvo general fati?>
laulion.
Til* FIllH I HACK
w t* for a purae o! $lgu, at which i:5 wa; to go to
lecoiid horse; lor ill u.ck; >1 'isli ol olio ltd a qu.irior
mile . There were ten oniric ml lour slirteis
Ihcie wore tk c. rrlnuo.ou, 4 yi >r ; cli. W llatlto
T., on. ii. Atliri mi l oli. g. OritMh H .tlle K. wan tin
'itvoruo ngaiiikt the del I t ilio fate ol foil ^ $'M.
1 lio boraca were sent away to a lino rluri, uHit Jliiile
V, on the lead, cioacly pre <cd by 1'riiiculou. Uulug
down the b.n Itstretch Orion aluiiihlci mid threw lilj
rider oror hi* bead. When picked up it wan ascertained
that ilie rider ol Orion wa* Severely injured, in*
?boulder and left arm being heavily brulaod, ne ?!??
wna the *tdu ol hta liead. The horse got nil Willi a lew
Rcnicba* and wa* loon all right again. Til,melon
and Hal tie V. daubed over tho course, with Atlaa at
their h??M Alter leaving the hull-mile tola Atln*
trussed Ina front ley* and fell, but lortuiulcly neither
ruler nor liorae wa* imrt. Alter a spiotidlu alrugglo
liotwem Kilneetnn and Halite t. tbc former won the
race iiy lbree|tengtha, lUttie accuud, Orion and Atlaa
dtaianced, Iliac, ft'41 ,
III* si con n hack
wa* lor a puno ol jgih, $60 to second hmse; (or all
age*, Alio litait. A mi: borer* bod enured, out lour
only I mi lo til Post tnvsc Wcrtlbeb. I. 1'ilnCc-e
? ii Tnuic, 4 j are) or. f, |,iuM I'aiy, J ye*r?; u.n e.
i'rt'sluf, ii ) car*, and b. e. D ili IVoro, 11 >ear>,
fir ft !!? of. ?!;,<? horses w. re started in the seventh
attempt, l../*i IJaiy jumping away wi ll ihu lend,
Don I'mlio drew o.o u I||| UliU pasting
tuo (piurtgr pole, 1'rlMMi* ol Inula third and
Pre St on inarm, 1,1/aio Duy Jumped mio a
Mho nil t?e tun coining hum i old ;ch llntn horse
iiiid rider wero ?Ileum, nut roiivua no surion* lb.
|ury. I'r metis el I lima weut ?wa> irom lion ? drn
no I're*ton mid woo inn heel e any in 1 :A4, Don
fedrn netnau and I'reetoe ibiM. N? ? judge* ueridni
m il aitbiitfgb aedof .1104 in rale ol Hie Juekey blub
Incut Defy wee dwiaucvd tbeyuikwud her to Haft
*n, i n.
Second //'*rtf. ? I'rincfl'-s it Thnlo w?* the favorite
over too Muid at .loo to As'. At tnewidD u India
took the lead and kept In front around the first turn,
but betoro reaching llio hall-mile pole I.iazio Italy*
rustled in the load. Ou tbo homestretch a splendid
race ensued, finishing by luz^o Duly passing under
tbo wiru by a length in 1 :53, Preston rocond, Don
Podru third and Princes- of Ihulu lourth.
Third Heat ? luzi.o Daly, Princess of l'Uuiu and
PreetM ran Slue ?ud side lor ibree (juarlers ol a mile.
Ou coming home, however, PrsMou, to th ? sBrpfisn
ol ull present, cutuo with a rush and won too heat by
a iougtti, in 1:50; Liazio Daly second, Priuciss of
Thule third. Don Pedro drawn.
fourth Heat ?Preston was sharply pushed by
Lizzie Daly, but be proved by far the better horse, as
he wou thv heal uud ruce ut Ills ouso by lour lengths,
lu liM^i Lizzie Daly ssoaiid.
Previous to starting tor the loartli bout Princess of
Thulo was drawu ou aocouut ol h*ink lame; siio ac
cidentally. iu polling up alter th ; third beat, hit iter- |
sell uud injure! her letloi.lt Joiul.
TUlt 8liCU.NI>' HACK
was lor horses that huve ucvur beaten 2:45, for a j
purse ol $ 1 OU, $50 to the first, 530 to the second and j
j20 to the ibir... Chore were ton entries and ihreo
starters. These were Wl.liam MncMuhotrs hlk. in. i
Clara Morris, 0. Wright's b. g. Jack snuppurd uud F. I
K. KdUrook's or. c. Pouuwe. fi'ho race needs uo do- |
tcripllou. The first named was the lurorite against
the lloid at the odds ol $25 to $15 and won (ho race
without a struggle hi three straight beats. Xuo lol
lowillg are the
SIM1IAKII.S.
WkUT 8lDK DttiVIJIU Pauk, Nk.v Jfusky. ? Hu.V.VI.NO
ami ikoth.xu.? .Saturdiv, May XI. X8I8 ? First race,
parse $125, ol wuirb $25 to secoud horse, for ail
tig US; dusu ol' ouo and a <|U trior miles.
Starlet s.
II. Walsh's b. c. Princeton, 4 wars, 118 lbs 1
J\ J. 11 villa' oh. f. Dullie F . 0 yours, lib lbs 2
ti. tJut. nil's cb. g. Oriou, 4 years, 115 lbs, die.
W. 11. bane's eh. p. Atlas, ugei, 124 lbs dig.
1'nne,
Same Day.?Second race; purse ol $200, of wbicb
$50 to llio secoud nurse, lor ull ages; mile uoats.
tilirter*.
F. K. Rives' cb. g. Pro-tiii 3 2 11
W. C Daly's or. i. Lizzie Daiy 4 12 2
J. A. Siulto's o. 1 Princess oi l'bulo 14 3
F. baiilon's b. c. Don Pedro 2 3 dr.
(>ruy l.ay, Orion, Ilultio F., Atlas, Duu O'Conucll
uud Pat Hooi.ey drawn.
Tune, 1:54?1:53?^:50?1:54.
Sauk Day,?Purse $100, lor horses that have never
boutou 2:45; $50 to tirsi, $30 to stcoud uud $20 to tho
third horse; milo beats, host three Id five, tu harness.
Starurt.
W. McMulion's blk. m. Clara Morris 1 1 1
O. Wrigbt'K o. g. Jack bueppgrd 2 3 2
K. U. KJUrook's b. e. Pontine 323
? Till*.
Quarter. Half. Mir..
First beat... 45)^ 1:25 2:02>4'
(Second host 46 1:20 * 2 >4
Third bout 45 1:25 _ 2:52
PitOSPECT ' PAltK PAIli GltO USES.
TUli UNFINISHED TROT OF FKIDAX ENDED?
VULCAN THK WINNER.
The unfinished trot lor horses that buve covor
boalen A; 24 was completed yesterday at tea o'clock
A M., at Prospect Park Fair Grounds, Gruvesuod,
Loug Island, which was postponed lroiu Friday on
uccount of darkness, when (our boats bid boen trot
ted lo which Alley, Ctiurlio Green, Vulcan, Darby,
tyoMilt, Grace nud Nellie Irwin wore tho contestants.
The Oral heat was won by Nellie Irwin In 2:27; Vulcan
look the next two heats in 2:23 and2:27%, an t Alley
the fourth n. 2:301?". Grace wus withdrawn uftor the
socoud heat. l'he track yusiorday morning was very
lioavy, caused by the rains ol tho night before, and
the tiuio luado by the horses was cousequoutly slo w.
It took two hauls yesterday to decide the question
which was the best horse, fhu ilr*t heal was irollod
lu a rain storm ; but the socoud wus not, as it cleared
up botweou heiis. 'there wero only a low pcrsous
pres. ik lo witness ibe trotting.
ftjlh lira'.?Arter scoring eleven or twolvo times
.the word was civun with Alley lu trout, Ghurilo Uroeu
second, Vulcun third aud the others Well up. Ncurlng
tho quarter pole Alley broke aud Ghariio Green pussed
It in 37seconds, Vulcun second itutl Alley third.
Tho bull-mile pole wus reached in 1:16 by
Ctiurllo Green, ouo length iu tho lead of
Vulcun, Aliey third and Nellie Irwiu fourth.
Alter passing this poiul Greon inuao a break
and Vulcan went to the trout and lod to the turning
lino the homustrelcb, Charlie Green second nod
Alloy third. 11 ui a low rods had omy been travelled
alter this when J. H. Goldsmith, the driver of Alley,
pulled the' horse out irotu tho othors aud went by
Vulcun easily, and captured the host by three-quarters
of u length trom Nellie Irwin, itesuit third una Vulcun
lourib, who made a break alter Alley passed him.
Tunc, 2:33.
.Sixth llral.? Result, Charlie Greon and Darby woro
sent to the stables lor not wiuuiag a heat in live, ac
cording to rule. 1 bo word wus given alter three at
tempts to a good Hurt, with Nellie Irwin tu the lead,
Vulcau secuuu aud Alley third, 'i'o ins quarter poiu
In 3b seconds the places ol llio horse* w.ru nut
chaugeu; out going uowu the backstrelch Vulc..u
wa ul to luo Irout, aud pussed thu hall-milo pule in
1:17; Nellie lrwiti sucoud aud Alley lasL Vulcuu,
utter leaving this polut, trotted suauily, and won the
hunt and race by one length, lu 2:30^; Alloy was
tiwardod second money aud Nellie Irwin thtru. The
lollowiug is tne
SUMMARY.
I'Kosi'kar Park Fair Grounds, Gkavksknii, L. I.?
Tuorrtxu?May 10 undall, 1816.?Purse ol $ton, lor
horse* lout nave uover beaten 2:24; $200 tu first, 6J26
to second una $7i to tne mud horse; mile heats; tno
bust three iu live, in baruo?fl.
.Starters
G. Huynnr's 01k. g Vulcuu 3
J. It. Golasiuiin's b. g. Alley 2
A. J. Russell's b. m. Nellie Irwin.,. 1
J. Murpnys b. g. Gnarnu Green 4
It. G. Dobsou's o. r. itesuit 0
Dan Muou's o. g. ilnruy 7
\\\ McMahou's U. ui. Grace 6
TIM K.
3
1
1
2
4 1
2
2
2
1
1 3
1
2
0
3
2 2
4
3
8
&
6 r.o.
It
0
4
4
3 r.o.
7
7
6
0
0 r.o.
3
0
dr.
Quarter.
Ua'J.
Mile.
First heat
1:12Sf
2:27
1 ;I3
2 '22
Third boat....,
i..... 'Ua
1:1. *
i uunb neat....
1:16
2:3 j,'j
Film boat
a?;.
1:16
2 SKI
Sixth heal.....,
1:17
2:3t ?
HOUSE NO i'ES.
Four prominent brooders of trotting horses havo
united id a Joint .sale to tuko place on the 25lb : utt. ul
tlio Amorluxu Institute building. I Mo druku are Irom
the ritu ts ol A. U. Darling, Hurrlsou Durkco and C.
W. Orkwold, ol New Yorit, and Charles M. I'oiul, or
Hart lord, there la ti variety ol Block, nuiiiueriti*
lorty-seven loir, to lie Bold, ideluding tlie not ul KoiP
tu ny I'riuce, Uluckwood, H.'aUslre, Vulunloer, kys
uyk'a lli.'uiuiotoiiliiu, fee. About tw. nty uro road~ierp.
AinOng We Oro.Hl mares are ib? Uuuia ul .-uvor.d troU
tera ol last rocurd, such ua ko uliud, MeUuw k, Jr.;
Mollio Lung, &?
CllE DilOOii.
Mil. WASUHUftN WINS TUK WAT CBS LONG
KANUM I'UlZu.-bliOJXTNU AX lllg "BUN NINO
U. lU."
I lio aecoud competition tor the Waters long range
pr.a ? ol fad in gold, wutch look pl.icu at Creed uio.r,
atone o'clock 1*. M. yesterday, resulted in a very poor
display ol markiindiisinp. the m.ucn, which la only
open to metnliera ol too Niltmal Kill.? Ana iclatiou,
consisted ul thirty rbuta ut mo l.boj yards ranee,
Willi the privilege ol tWh Mghtlng lbol|. Ilioreworo
lUv it en riea, lour ol Wfhoiu wubdr.w nolo u Uniaii
lug Weir acres. 1 lie highest acuru wis made
by Mr. N. Waeuburn?ltd out ol the po aiolo
150 po.uiH. rna ariuair w a very nulavurablv.
Tnu wind Veiled Irani west to nortnwesi mid was
subject id lulls mid sUddou , lis wnieii rendered ibo
shouting very inneli ? miliar ol to n.e.. I lio follow
ing were Iho .core# tu Uio Water* an uuii: ?
N. Wssii Hire il l M. It. Doughty 09
II. K.slier 1WH . I .ilib !??
1. L. Adeii 10? N. D. Ward 75
it. kulhbouo....-a... 1U5
TUB MOIXiaO Id: It MAT til.
At iour o'cioita, the tmrd cum, mition lor a Win
chahtur rapiatlug rill loan pl.icu at tun "KunotBg
lie. r l''irgel?M 1 ?e lullowitig is the oliloiul doscrip
t n>n ol lla matcii
Distance, 1CU yards liter to '?? run by a signal from
firing point. Auyrille.bat light, i.i be uvar ilie aaulra
ei il.e ."t.iul, .in i but in' ali<? l tu lie dtkoiead in eiieti run.
bhlMncii :e twenty II.a emits, wlneii will entitle mo com
petunr to War iuna. .in liW i l>? tne atim. ui ul time* w
?any titor uinr riitcr, but no p. rwu to itr - In* sscea.l en
try unlit ml other emtipeiii, is i tv.i Or. 4 tleirlii -t. fen
. inn 11no lor u. I IIrtii . lor hrlng Whlia tkiflr is uu: ol
ion ml?, or lor Ilk Hi; t It haaiien i eiri to be pnid balore
a s .nwd -but i* ttred. Ilia locust acme la lane lla rifle,
tin' eaal lo lie lilt per emit ..I lint entrance money
uu I floe* iii.d tba tlilrtl ten par eaat, ata * reiuaiudar i. lug
rein.i.ad by lb .siaiatlah to cuvar tua yvp-not. of tbo
nittteii. Ilia rl.la to UaaoiM tne prop rty ..I Hie parson
w ? ii ii m A Ii tbro.i Uuiaa |.i?i naeet.ariiy 000 sac all v ??)
rlitre were eight c.mipa; nora hi ibn match, mid
tbirly-uihu einrics were made. C.iptuiu W, It, l.ivcr
?oro Wwa the Brat prixi ou ? suoieoi 11 pom is mid
llio third oh u score ol 7 on . ul a pomildo 14 poiuta,
1 be lallwwlug ?ru too highest somas ni.ido by each
Mhiipelttori?
t.'upi, \V. II Livermore. 11 T. I'm 3
Uorp J Kiv.in.ieb.... :i K. W. lluilion., 9
J. W. limy 7 J II. lencKle 3
A W. Diuioda 6 H IV. Dim 2
Mlti'U ul Ilia competitors were inulc.ed in the
niiii) ul ten cent* liar striking tba animal upuu iho
hauucii.
I'l.o .Seveiiili I! glinont Mill i Club shot tbo second
Coinp' tition lur tuair "trophy.'' Mr. J. it. TeacKln
w - the winuei on a More ul it out ol a poaaibie :;5
p i.ii a. I lie Math* consisted Ol V snots ull-liaud*nt
lliU 'kIKI yard* ruuge.
LJClV'n ? L.
Tlio opening djy lor the Ml. George's Crick't Club
hits both liA d lor n. xt W(dttadnv, wllhii it Club
mulch will ba i lived, coinineucing at twelve o'clock.
The pnWBtl wlil ho open :or practice oil W odnoadnys
uhll I nuradi. a tinlil I'Jiio 1, and alterwurd uu ovary
iiny during tiro actio*.
L.ieuo.ssib,
Owing tu tbo windy we.tliur yoitorday Iho gatuo
winch w.in to liiivo l iken place ut l'rovpoct l'.irk
pur.i .u ground betwon tne N. w York and Hnvcm
wond l.tcruani old be w.ia putlpouod. iho CiUba nninud
will, however, teat tbair akin on bvM iSiturdny at Ihe
Jerome Park I'oiu Ciub erntinds, wliun u silver cup
will b? ttmaciilid to tlio V. lOdufs
THE DOG SHOW.
M.STIFFS, OOUNDB, TBItBURS, SP^SISLS AND
MINT (TBtU BBUWJS TO BB KXIili-XTlD IN
gilmobk's oauben.
Tho seeoad annual bench show or dogf, un
auspices ol the Wosliatusler Ksnuel CiulJ, w <'P
..
coatinuo lor four consecutive day.',
about the sumo us last year. Some ol the cU?os i Ih
wore not expected to fill very well have snrpr ?od
Laagers by Ue.a, ...ore UrgMy representedI than a t
yc ir. The display of tnastlll* will be very flue, l b
C'ass ot lox, terricra, whitti two yo irs
known I., tms country, although H t? couriered the
,hdU,unable dog of England U well
Tm cNUiblt.ru o. "collies,"' or ?oottt0
shepherd dogs, will bo one ol the
flU0?t over seen. Yorkshire terrlers-the
llltlo blue and tan dogs that are usually crrou,!?UJ '
das 'i J as -Skyeo"?Will bo exht died tn largo uuiu
hers!' There is also a largo display ol miscellaneous
toy terriers, Blenheim, King CUarles aod Japuu sd
spaniels. Mr. William Lon, lor over ten \tais the
"ail round" judge ul England, and wh?.1.
'us au uuiuority there, arrived In the steamer flainc
oa En ,ay evening, and will Jodgt the English setters,
pointers, m.mlOs. >-t. Bern:trds. N'ow.ouudKud,. lo*
terriers, pugn and ail the toy spaniels. Mr. John
U.vison. ol Monroe. MloU.. ?U> Judge the Irish
sellers the Gordon suitors and tbo collie*.
,)r ! H. Twadiiell will judge all the
hound classes, wnlch include the Ion hounds,
harriers, bougies and dachshunds. lhe Qdec.-s coulI>
hunt will make a very Hue display, and during tbo
"how their dogs -.vlU.no tuch.rgo o, the huntsman,
who w,h appear in lull ?S.^tuZnch uJZtu
tng wilt bo dono in tuo utreiia rmy. ? ,
loU lor that purpose, and PJ ^ ^
poodle. I be Ourdtm "^ready hstnicSt
??K alluche'd to ?acli one. lUnd.-umely eugravou
ocrut!elite* Uavo been prepared lor each w,truer ol a
pruc or honorable I
The lollowing
uy%"VaUoBa\ the Bos.au DoaW Show, 1876. VI S.
1)., cla-s u?For Hie beat brn'-o ul poloior?,
SUs? W lbV -??o?l ;o .? .udoowucdd by
K of
potn'tor
bitch, a coiuu uod guu oaso ??,"u__J'or ltlB husi miior
Jmg iruu*, vriiuo $ ? Uuiiod Si iics lroin nt
of Huy fcl,^.0 1 oianci ii?For Hie ucbi toner bucti
t've parents, god. 01? J?J Siatca lr0m balivu
Oi any strain b ed harness, value
i:-- ' class I-Eor u' e best Kughsn seller bred ?n the
s?r f ~wo:
too best English so Iter y, CUhs K-Eor the best
?"nuh'h sittc'r cltclb u. bo shown with two, and only
fcugliMJ stuir Ol Ol, mas* I?For tuo Oc?U red
two, ol her $',0aol^ras uog, to be showu
with "wo and only two of hi* got, u huua.ome
4
to ul
progeny, 4>S? _hHWn w).n mo,-and only .two, ol
ns'l'ot a handsome double-barrel shotgun, value
SWV|I.-miukiug ^:VoaS<fr\ZZT^
and wf ieuor bftoh. to be shown wnh two, aud only
and win .tuui y iauu* 1' For ibo best di*?
lk?. Q-Kar the best mustlll. dog, bitch or
'"""'?I* tttvssfs.?dsu'ssa
?? S?For BPS. *?'?"
Sc^&^awrsrais
TrH^S^-sssswis
cnsssss
d'oifs\?ethereg are lourtoon entered lor tbo i>r?x a.
? i,?l "nchos are in class i ltougligcaaiert
ond smooth-coated St. Bernard* number sixteen,
v ..I,.,..i. i.tide out up the creditable showing ol
Lweniv inroo Of Slborlan or Ului* lucre urc eievcu,
and ol grey hounds nod dccruounds tweuty-seven.
? ci ? ,! 1" to 1U. it.elusive, I oiuters, campion
iud otoerwlle. ever and under Ulty
"ro noted, loiuter puppies, over MX aud under
twe vo mouths, number tweuiy-lour. lu th ei..s?cs
ouo. Puppies 01 the same ria'nnJ
?Si:?;^i
n .? then there arc lour OnesspeaKo dogs aud
- i?a>i tuo ? luiiiOcr bpauici^ aud liiuun coikii
pure Irish) two n.oer i ,of ,0xUcunUs
spaniels and |.npp M. t" iu lUBl |or Uurrlcrs.
bull i r" b...? i?rn r? loot up aovouleeu, pugs
.'T.'"!;?" ?,.T!.""" ." ???"?????' "i
cial prues. .
YACHTING.
EIOiiTU COltXXTHlAN BACK OF XI1E 8KAWAN
U'KA XA.CUX CLUB?BULLB AMD BLOULA
TIONd.
Tuo Hcawanhaka Yacht Club offers prizes for on
eighth CoriutUiuu race, to be sailed la New York Bay
ou June lb, 18JS, lor secouU class fchoouert and Ural,
second an J third class tali in s oups. The rnce will be
open to yachts ol uny duiy organised c ub; is u> bo
governed by ihe sailing regulations tilid liuiu allow
uucu and nri .or the direction of l..e Regatta Commit
tee ol the .Scat, an link i Yacb, Club. Tut coutiqiitou
hoi'O thul yacht owuurg will tontluno 10 cncouruge
thi* Manly anil luMiriictlve kind ol racing and will
make a numerous eu iry lor this ovent. Four puses
are olluroj, olio in each class in wulch two or luoro
yachts atari.
CLAM irtCATUX.
SciioosKKa. ? Socund oiu.-.s, all whoso area is l.USO
tqu ire lu t or loss.
.-Loors ?First class, those wboso area Is grcsior
than WOO square Iculj second class, those wno?e urea
IS MUD square lOet or icsr ami grs itor than bo t -qi.ato
leeij ti.iru Clas?, loose whose urea is Job quars leel
or less.
l ho area is obtained by multiplying the extreme
beam ny the xio.tSol lungtu ou wutur lino uud length
over all.
KXTS1IM.
Kuir.ss must bo mauo in writing, and will bo re
ceived by M Itooscvrlt Schuyler, tliairman ol ttiu
Ucgullu Bommit.ee, at No. ."J 1'iUQ street, Until throe
F. dl. ol Thursday, Juoo lb.
CKkWH.
Yachts must bo manned by nmaiours exclusively,
and e.tcn "Wlisr, upon en luring bis yacht, sliull sub
mit a list 01 too names, ot-cup iliona ah i nddres-oi ol
ins propust il crew, wintiii list shall bo subject to the
rt vi.mu ol ibo KgiUu Committee, wiio.e uuuiaiuu
sb .Il be IImil.
Yachts w il bo ailnwa>l one man far every live icol
vl length oh deca and oiiu to every ..edition it Ir.ic
tional part ol live lei t. this number shall not inciuuO
the n#nor. A sailing iuar 1ST or pimi, conk and steWani
limy o? carried, bin none ol mem snail iu any Way
assist in I Be mating, mem or working oi I hn ynchl.
U .ch tucnt shall bo sailed, mid, >s lar as pussiolc,
steered by bur owner; aud a vio.utlou ol ibis rule will
lorioit the priXu.
SAILS.
Schooner* will be restrictjtl to hsads tlb, foresail,
muinsnil mid woiKnig gaillopsuiB. Sloops * ill be re
stricted to hua.uaiU, lusinsati mid wo.k.ug gall top
sail. "A working galltopsuil Is s Jlb-heudoa-iopaail
Hint does not cxtcuu above I no tru. k nor beyond tuo
pall uud.'* No two headsulls ol smno uumo shall bo
carried at ibo s.iuio time. Yachts shall lly llisir pri
vate signal., nt peak.
st a nr.
The start (llylng) will tuao ptacu nt as near cloven
o'clock A M. us practicable, and Ibo lltnu ol cnuh
yaotlt Will be liken as she passes bClWeou III* CI b
steamer and Fort Wad-wonli, .11 nun Island. 1 ho
sisnuls lor -tarling will ou given Iroin Hie stcsiucr as
loilowi :?Fust (preparatory signal), one whistle and
lowering ol tboiiuo signal on ins steunier; second,
tun tninutus latur(lor thv start), another whisilo una
the lowering ol Ihe elun Signal on tliu Sle iiner.
I en minutes Will be allowed to cross tnv line, lit the
expiration el winch tune tiie.c will ho one bins! ol ihe
whistlu. "No vacUt or y.iuUls slisll he ruled out on
account ol m.liiro to crost the lino at the start wiihin
tho silpuiatcd tune, out the tuna ol such yacht or
yachts snail no taken as iron! ihe expiration ol mud
tlino allowed lor crossing llis lin.A Hiisut III si ol
the whistlu will hn giveu, II poss.hls, as each yacht's
time Is tukeii.
col urn;
Ihe eourni will bo liom ihe starling point as
abnvo to and around buoy .No. Id, on the Auutll
I west FPU, teepiug it oil the port hand, tlioncu to and
around the Handy lin k iigintiip, keeping It on tns
l irhoird hand, end leturn over Ihe same course.
Y ..tills mils; keep 10 the eatwar#ol bunt s No.-.'.I,
II and 111, on .Itu west hank, nun outside oi buoy No.
61? ou Ibo uoml ol tSandv lluok. going and rotui'uiiitf.
?nil must pa?? between tho club steamer and Fort
Wridnwnriir 01: arriving bo ne.
The iti^'aita Comuiiiteu consists ot M. Roosevelt
Schuyler, James 11. Kil.ott, C. Wyllya Doll*, llcury
Del'. Wcckes uad l.ouis 1'. ii\ itrJ.
VAL'il UNO .NOTE.
Y.ctu Scaw'.lch, B. Y.C., ex-Coniuiodore F. H. Stoit,
Iroiu li reimport, L. 1., pissed tho Hkkalp Telegraph
Station, at Wtmcstone, yestcrduy alicrtiooit, bouud to
New York, iu tew of. steamer rKictcbcr.
miniatuke yachting.
The mutch race botweeo iho miniature yachts Hum
bler ami ltoroluie yesterday in Coutral Park war won
by tuo Rambler. Time?Uamhler, 44m. 12s; Hero
lute, 44m. 31s. Distance, ouc mile.
liOWiNG ON TH15 liAULLM.
BPltINO BEGAT f A OP THE C LUMbIA CO! LEGE
BOAT CLUB?CillLLTf WEATHJ.B AND NUMER
OUS M H1IAPS?THE HENLl.Y FOUR.
By a action of very clastic cxlrav iganco a porton
staadiug oa tlio float of the Columbia College Boat
Club^yosterduy vvuilo the tdpriug Kegatta of tbo Col
logo was in progress might suppose thai ho was liuggiy
01 Joying Ugmtolf. fho loeliugs ol persouat discom
tori, however, wnl.h anybody but an optimist In
such matters would experience, would prompt a coun
ter vlow of tbo question. Collogo regalias arc usu
ally cujoyao e, hut thig ono looked liko a P0B1
toullal compliance witU some stern edict lui
in i n a led by some potent authorities. And
the high mettled ladg on whom tbo penunuo fell boro
tbeir burdeu bravely. Tho oarsmen cumo Uowu to
tbu wuursido loyally hut shivering!)', awl tbeir
chums in the bualbouso, although they na'l their
College cry chilled In their throats and their class
.prejudices benumbed by a cold Wavo from tho West,
iiiaitu u brave seeming ol uaihusiustii. It was a oilier
day, uhd lu complete auutgouisui to uquullrs. March
h id not "tuujo sweet tho weather," as it 18 reputed to
do, uud April seemed to have done It but scant
set vice, Tlio very suustilne was coiu, and tuo bittor
wind ttiut biejiv out ol the West tosseu tlie wutor tuio
turbulence. fne Columbia boys hud brought a great
many ol their lrionds to witness their contentions on
tho wulor, uud tliiso ol course went thioagU the
courteous ailectaliuu ol being deligtitud. l'ho ladies
ou tlie hiicoay looked uu udiuirtugly except lu tno
iiii niu! forsotiulues.-, wnon tbov drew tnetr wraps
closely rouuu thou and by ttioir looks acknowledged
the chill influences ol the - immature season.
Under sucn conditions ol wind and weather uu.
rough water it was impossible lor tbo oarsmen
to make any record worm preserving. Indeed, tho
regatta was iu many respects Imormal, uud only lor
ihu impromptu race between tUu lienloy lour, us Cap
tain Ooouwiii and til* nivti are now called, uuu a picked
OigUt, Would liuvo been rather lu llin nature ol a lull
ure. i us- course was irotu MueComb's Daut Bridge to
the boathousc, u ui.-tai.ee of ulioui one mile.
Sl.v-OSHKU 811KLLS.
For tlie llrst race throe orews?Freslimoa, Sopbo
mores and Settlor-?got lute line at ihe giartiug point.
Tho crews were made up as billows:?
Freah mint.
15. T. P. Ficke dow J il. Van Slnderin.... 4
D. A. ClarKsou - W. Foster a
L. H. Beers. o J. H. Montgomery.Stroke
Sop'ioinnrca.
E. Blunt ..Bow W. H. Bates. 4
L. N. Phelps 2 P. M. Stewart * 5
C. M Kooiue si U CogUill stroke
Sen tor a.
Ilogart Bow C. H. Browor 4
K. L Pryor 1! s. 15 Newbury 5
W. K. Barnes li W. C. Con tout. .?..Stroke
Tho race began w.tu a mishap and resulted itt it
wulk ever lor tho Frestiine'u, When the word wis
given the Seniors and Frosuiueu swung togouier, the
furmor losing tnolr rudder und the inner having their
paper boat b >uly cut tuto hi tlie bow, u Ititlo iu front
of the washboard. All throe crews were called bacK,
and in the souond attempt to start thetn tho bout ol
tlie .Seniors, having uo rudder, swung ucross the bows
ol Hie Sophomores, u bad lo.il lesuUiug. Both crows
were di-qitalifled, and tlie Freshman rowing down by
the Now Vork gtioro, with their bout leaking rapidly,
covered tho distance in 17m 4Us., uud wore given tno
race.
VOUIt-UAItKD SIIKI.I.H.
Tills raco was contested by crows irom tho College
and irom the School of Alines. '1 hey were constituted
as lollows:?
Co 'lepe.
E. H Snyder Buw W. Foster. 3
\V. B. Parsons, Jr..... ~ J M. Moutgouicry..8iroko
ScRoot of Mtnta.
B. T. P. Fiske Bow 8. U. Newbury 3
P. T, Browning 2 W. C.Eobleut Stroke
The conies, was also marred by an accident. Ihe
bow of the college crew lu?l his scat and Was ohltgou
to slide on tho rail.-, in which uucoiulurisnh: position
ho could ouiy ruw ineffectually. The Scuoul ol Mines
crow accordingly drew to tlie irout with care and wou
by about nvcn lengths. 'Ilius, Diu. 12s.
, THK 1IKNLSY FOUll O.N TIIB W'ATKlt.
Tho Henley lour and llie picked eight next took
their places, the eight rowing iu the shell in whlcti
tbo Columbia representatives rowed against the Bar
v.ud crew at sqiriugllcld. 1 ho lollowiug were the
crews:?
? ? Henley Four.
E E. Sago Bow 11. U. it dab-ck 3
Cyrus K lSou 2 J. 1. Goodwin Stroke
I'ickctl Fiyht.
H T. P. Fisko (ell's.- 8. ii. Newbury (class
'81) Bow '78) 0
I). A. Curkson (cl mo James It. Mouigomery
;31) 2 (clisii '>0 ft
E. 11. Heirs (eiuss'81). 3 V. Po-ier (ciuas '81)... 7
\V. Parsons {class '111). 4 W. C. Couleul Stroke
They started in h ho roe run squall, and la? lour im
mediately sitlliug uowu into a loug, oleady stroke,
urow slightly ahead. Both (iruws loued metro irs
high to avoid the rough w iter, nut the eight were Inr
more irregular In iheir movements lliuii their oppo
ncalS. 1 ne lour rowed along lliu New Yin It .ho O . ad
niu. tallied a -light lean all tlio way dowru. ? Ju.t us
they came opposuo tne ho it boos the eight made d
Vigorous spurt and picked up rapidly. It seemed Unit
thoy bad luk n the lead before tho llue was pu-.-oU,
but II was tleciUcd that tuo lour ban wou ny about
thirty loci 1 my were ol course warmly tongiuiu
laltd on their victory, aud, tne regatta being euued,
a general rush was m .do lor the city bouml tralus
?WESLEl'AN UNIVERSITY REGATTA.
Midolktowx, Codd., May 11, 1878,
What vrns cxpectod 10 be a race betwo.n (be lour
Olusi en ws oi Wcsleyau University to-day
was narrowed to a raco between two, u
collision between ibo bunts In wlileu tUo
Juniors anil frrcibmon wore practising oeluro
tbu regatta disabling iho Junior's bom (which, by
Ibo way, was tbe one wnicb curried Wesley au to tho
lure in 1875 in tbu Freshman coutusi ut .SpruigUuid),
aud botn Ibo Freshmen nu<l Juniors, wuo wore ex
pected to pub close loaotbor, withdrew, leaving ibe
r me lo '78 and ' U Tboec crew* tlarud auoui eleven
o'clock to row In shells over u throe mile
course, a mile aud it bail mi ruiurn, the loilow lug
Meii oicupying the reipeeuvo boa,*: ?
'7S ?IJ. ,-t. Hu b (oou;, K J. Fainter, L. Q. Le 11 ir,
A. l> Kyin ii, U. U. J teg, K. A. burn in or (-upisin and
stroke). '8'l?J. A. 11 iIcy (now), C. >S. Da VI*. J. A.
Wnslii, V. A. I'm ii my, W. U. Uili, H. \V. Warren
(caplulll Itlld ?iru*<!).
Tnu a- uio.s throughout tbo rnco pnlieil a steadier
stroke'than tin- .Sophomores, uUd, ullhotnib the latter
gamed an edVMliagv In turning iho Upper put it ol the
Island In Ibe middle ol the cuui e, g lining about
tWa.ive length* by uailcr net ring, they Inst ibis
load -iooii and ike ot'Uiorn won b. about two length*.
The wlniiiug I'.m ' was not vory good??Jbm. 1 lie
other nine wusJJm. the olb.tr* were tV. K.
ISorgi'H, '7a. starter; J I". blow, l.inkospcr; tV.
M. Harber, rlerxely Divinity rcbool, rolereo.
4 he riciiio. f, h iving won at Ihu last tail regatta, are
by tbe Victory ol io-d?y entitled lo plac i tho class
n ine on ilie (laborut: cup. an Inner won by two vic
tories. Tho weather was lb.e, tbe river lu good cuu
dillon aud about ouo tbuusund people witnvsael tbo
rcguitn.
THE PLAINED-11 AN LAN RVCE.
TT1K MEN IN I x. Kt.EI.vr CONDITION AND BOIH
9 INHIH ST or 8UCCIS8 MIC.l EXClTKMtNT
IN TOBONTO ABOUT THE All A HE
[iJ* TlMv.KAIM TO TUB tlKKVI.D. ]
Iouokto, May 11, 1878.
l'lals: oil nn<l IIuuImd arc Uuili lu excellent coLdillun
mih this iiruipccu ol u iMIUig contest are goo i.
I In: weather | re von i.i Plan tod practising very much
Rl'ica lie came neicj hut its the ratio is very auori,
being only two iniIns. uutl u? ho ?rni In good cun.
ditiou when ho nriivcd, further hard work i*
considered by Ills trainers almost uiinecosiary for
tho race. I'l listed \ weigh* l?;t* pounds. Hi* siylo of
moving his t.rrna wnnu rusting is not much admire <1
by our boiliug num. In Itiis respect lie ciosoiy
rc-i tallies lions. However, he may liuvn ruti'rvo
)>ow< r tiuit is liitiu lookva lor. wbicu only iho great
tr at will develop.
Hanlou woiglia 101 pouud*. and was nev. r In such
flnu condition, or rowed in he lev form than at tho
present uiin . 11h lung, unsy, swinging stroke, tu
winch lie pull-* ln? oar* iroin gi p to IIulsb, Indicate
that I'lnlstuu will IIiiU l?iin n lough competitor,
i UuVe is little money botug Kuked on tno result,
ss linnlau's If tali Us are cuuu lent, whilo l'lihlM't
bncKera arc unwiliii g to stake inucii on lire rosull,
except at odd* o( a ?o 1. l)ouing uion oi loront ? nrc
cxtuudlng every courtesy tO l'lsisted anil bis backers.
BOAT 11AOING AT 1'iTJ HliUHG.
PlTr.Mil'ltu, l'a., May 11, 1878.
Tho boating season w la.opeue.l liero tn-dhy by a lliroo
mile single scull r.ico lor $noo a sido between Pel
singi r, ol Wiin ling, West Virginia, mui l.ujhprgcr,
ol SMlt l'litaimrg. I no rare was rowod over the
lower Muiionaahoia coins", and was wou by Folsmgcf,
lu twenty tlireo minutes miuutes by about tbiee
boat iungibs.
Mi StIC BOAT CLUB.
Tho spring nthletio gamos of tlic Mystic lluat Club,
opou to am Hours only, will take placo at Waverioy
I'ark, N. J., on Saturday, Sl&tli Inst. Tho entries will
closu I uesuay, May 17.
COACHING.
ANNUAL SPRING FAUADE OF IDE CLUB?TUB
MLET AND TH 3 ROUTE?BANQUET AT THB
HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
'the sprint; parade or tho Coaching Club will tnks
place on Saturduy, 2>tU lust. The drugs, as usual,
will meet on the west side ol Madison avenue, lacing
Twenty third street, lbs liour liietl being Ulicou min
utes past four o'clock. Tho members, together with
tnoae u ho may uccompauy tbom on their drags, will
dire together ut the Hotel Ilrunswlck tlio s.ituu ovon
Ing ul s.vcu o'clock. A brilliant reunion is autici.
patod ou this cccatlou by tbo oflleers of tho club.
There u but one vuctuvy tu the list ol membership,
uud sluco the club's lust' parade threo new drugs
buvo baeu udded to the number on tbe muster roll.
Those uro tho property of Mr. F. Augustus Scboriner
horu. Mr. George lb Fearing and Mr. James V. Parker.
Ins certuiu that toe public will bo treated to an exhi
bition of the new coaches on tno auouul turnout, la
udduiou to tl.Ao ovtucd by tho oldor members, and
wnica have become familiar to llio citizens ol Now
York. Now dresses were gtvuu to muuy of tho drugi
duriug tho past winter, so tbo outlook lor an enjoya
ble tiuiu may reasonably bo tariuod very encourag
ing.
Tiiu rattans.
In tho spring of 1877 there were clovon drugs in the
liuo of parude. This year tho number will corlulnly
be increased, so with a lair duy ou tbo 25th inst. an
atiructivu picture will be presented to tbo thousands
who will gather along the stroeis through which the
parade will pass. 1 ho old route will be observed. It
is uiouud Maui-.ou Park to Fiitb avenue, lUeuco up
that thoruugtiiaro to Ceutrul Park, thwough tbo latter
to hli-lsuuV, wtiaro u short ball may ho maue. Ko
turnlug, the drain will pass through (be l'uik, down
Filth avenue to Washington square, when, wihdiug
aruUu't the fouutnin, the coucuiueu will make quick
timu oacs to the Hotel M< uuswiuk. by ibis hour the
umucr will be ready, aod, with appetites made keen
by ibu drive, one uud uil will uudoubiedly appreclato
tue rvpasi.
ngniiKits AND Ot'FICKlta.
Tbo members oi tue Couching Club aro now as fol
lows:?Mr. August Beiuioui, Mr. AugustBolinont, Jr.;
Mr. Perry Heihioht, Air. James Gordon Beuuett. Mr.
Frederic Broueou. Air. Willi a in P. Douglas, Air. Hugo
O Frltsch, Air. Uoorgo K. Fearing, Mr. Theodore A.
Huveuieyc.4, Air. George Gr.swolu ilavou, Cotouel
W'linam Jay, Atr. Leonard jcroiuc, Colonel lie Linccy
Kane, commodore a. Nicholson Kuue, N.T.Y.C.; sir.
Pierre Lortliurd, Mr. Frederlo Nensou, Mr. Thotnui
N .'Wbolu, Mr. Jaine> V. Parker, Mr. A. lhorudikc iiice,
Air. Francis K. ltivos, Air. Fuiriuuu ltogers, Mr F.
Augustus Sonermei norn, Air. George Peuoody Wot
nioit ui.d Mr. Augustus Wnitiug.
he >.Ulcers lor tuu current year ure:?President,
William Jay; Vice President, Do Laoccy Kuue; Secre
tary and treasurer, Freuerio Bruusou; Executive
Cuiuuiitiee, A'igu-i Buimont una Wniiaui P. Douglas.
In tho receut drive ol tbo Tally Ho to Phi.auol
p.'iiu and back tuo public curne to kuuw better
ibu ever b-toro how export the cluo members uro
in driving lour horses, una it may remombor iu ibis
conlioe.iiuu ibut rule 2 leads:?"No one sball be
orgiuio luf inemhorshlp lo the Coaching Cluo unless
he can drive tour hprsea, nor unless be shall bo tno
owner ul u 'drag,' III whola or In part; her shall any
ouu he ellglhle unless be owns at least oue-iourtU ol a
drug."
TIlit I.ADII3.
Upon the occasion ol these club parades, particu
larly ibat ol the spriug, wbeu all the inuuibeis are in
town, tuoir luoy relatives and friends grace the
guuierings. Ol lire eleven coaches iu Hue last Alay
ten continued Several ludies, and tully as many ol tuo
lair sex may be expected in the coming public re
union. N'o outlet* evidence' need ou required ol tho
iavor w.tn winch couching is looked upon by the
lulus than the recent. 1'niuUoiphi.t trip, us among tho
Ions ol thousaouS who, greeted tuo drag through Jer
sey uud received mo visitors in tue Qjukor City douo
were more culhusuisuo than the laircr portiou of
creation.
Colonel William Jay will boiid I be parade on tbe
Solo iusi. auu Colonel lie Liucey Kauo bring up tbo
rear, those positions being assigned to tbo president
and Vice pie-oldeut ol the club under Its rules.
PKINCEfON COLLEGE ATHLETES.
ANNUAL. GAMES Of TUU SliNIO.lt CLASS?'fffl
P IZliS. *
1 ho nunuai gymnastic coiitost of tho senior class
occurred ai Prtucciuu yesterday. With tho exception
ot class day, perhaps, this occasion U tho luost not
ablo of the college year. Its occurrence was wol
comeu by tho urtivul of scvoritl parties from New
\ era, Philadelphia aud other places along tno line of
the Pennsylvania roau, so thai by a quarter of uleVett
o'clock, when Hi': contest begin, tno gymuustuin was
bright with spring bouuolt and protiy laces.
The presout class being rather smaller than usual
tho number 01 outries was louud to ho soinowhut
smaller thau lu otber years, Theso were careiully
trained far some mouths past by Mr. George Guldiu,
the well kuoivu atlilclo and lustrucior of gymnastics.
He supervised tbo nfUtr.
'Iho geiiural contestants were Messrs. L. P. Funk,
ho user, F. ?. Haines, l. U. Hess, 11. s. Johnson
1. A. Mayo, A. 11 rowu, 0. W. ilcCorkle, G. d. Muuson
if. ~>tewart au . W. D. V un Dyke.
Ka''fH'SSil prize Messrs. C. D. Ucuuett
tiuu t. b. \V Miami uuiurcd.
TRICKS ON TIIK I'AKALLkk
i. I P'?^jU"Uo ,ua ?" w"h tricks on tho par.tllol
bars, Mr. Haiins being the llrst to appear. He dipped
through lliL'iii, ending with a handspring oil'. Mr.
blown lo,lowed WaUuig upon his liunils which led
the way lor the nips, turns and vaults. Mr! Mayo sue.
needed in ciilcblng a very pretty weathercock dtid Mr.
Iless the same, on coin right und left bunds
1,,? rings were next oruer, U(J0n wtllaU
Air. Hi owu loU by Orc*gUuK up aud Kir*,
nig Into a Very good cross, ilr. Mayo pulled un
w.toouo hand eigut times, live w.tli tl.e right und
ilireo witu the leu; Muuson succeeded lu lukiug au
excellent upper ba. k horizontal aud then lowering
hituaell Into n lower back. Mayo was highly ?p
plauded lor a .peoialiy exoelleul cross and some hori
s .ntula held vory long aud glcaoily. On Iho swing
Muurou loucued u.e neam anu Uaiues closed uu ex- ?
liuustuig double swiug aud double disjoint. Uolween
the rings und horizontal bar which followed Mavo
loot au .xoellout llag. Ou tho bar McUoru.o led w th
a Iron I Circle, \uujygo alter u hip up did a ireo
wheel; Uuiue. UVo back rcvoivos auu a b.ck hori
zontal, and McCorlde u Hoot aud oacK a.aril swluir
Joliosuigcaiiahl u very prettv baiauco. Ou the lie*
pole llaines and Hrowu reuched the top two holos at
u blue und Mayo ruao about two-thirds ol iho way br
three boles. '
l'kcuslk.
A new piece of apparatus, kuown as L'Kchele, was
tlicu U*c?l. li coutfj.-si* ol tiiroo 1'iira nbjtn two loot
long, joined by parallel u.rs go as lo inake u make
a sort oi lander, tuu rouudg of wuicb ure lour leet
upurl, with the whole cuvored with rubbar cloih und
suspended from tue co.liug. 1 bo act w,.? a iriplo one.
bj Haines, Urown auu McOorkle, lu which McUorkls
snowed Ills noliiiy as u light weight, Ibero oeuig cou
ttiUcrabiu truj f work.
In His emu sw og Bennsit wss peculiarly facile In
bis Juggling. W illiams, however, bad u greater num
ber .ma more inirio.to motions, some ol his Kr.imer
Uuo C"Cl? under auu iiiotiuua being especially
The tumbling oopaistod of front nnd back somor.
eacll-. baud spriugs, flip Haps and bolt buuiorseulta.
Considerable aiiiusemsnl was caused by some fro/
leap-. McCorkiu did a very good ucad spring
A douole iruiug.j act wa? uext given py Drown and
Johiiaon, loiloWl d by the Uells, In which -lowurt held
lives1 y""X *nU ,orlJr-1ve. and Vundyke two forty
Hie contest closed with a good trapeze exhibition
by llroan, V unuyku and MoCorklc, lu wh ch tuo latter
excelled. "
Tint rmxr.S.
I bo Judges, rormer g'aduates?Mcesrs. J. M. Taylor
7b; A. U. I urnurn, 'Til. and A. J. JloCosh, '77?then
retired and.returning alter a short deliberation,
hunduu then decislune to Dr. MoCosh, who unnouuoed
Iho prises, as loilowst?1 lie medal lor tue best gym
liast in 7s to a. Drown, tbo heavyweight modal to H.
a Mayo, tno lightwoigni to G. IV. McCorkie, una tho
emu swinging prise to u. 0. lleniiett.
J he unaehuli match botweeu the Harvard und Prince
tou-iduea resulted iu luvor of tho lorrner by a score ol
BAiEBALIt.
iho Alaska', ol Mtateu lsUn I, visited tlrooklyfr
ye-iurday, aud playoj tuu closing gamo With tho
iiiookiyus oh the Union Ground. Only live tunings
were played, at tuo close of which the ecoro was a tie.
Elf.!!"? " " ?4(''"HNlb* Mutual agreement, tbers
being but lew spectators pieaenl, uud tho Aluskaa
Wishing to catch a par.rcular boll. The .cor. by
iorihigd was ud folioWn?
Al>??kn 2 1 a A rt n
Ur0"k,j"' 0 i 0 a oZg
DA. K DAI.L NOTES.
The games at Prospect Park, which wero wilnossod
by about ilfieun hundred ipeciatora, ro.ulto.l as lol
lowei?aeooto, Tj Polytechnic, 9 Nestor. 14; Kuoiid,
la. Webster. Hi; cnutoo, ft Hidgowoud, iH: Uemout.
10, Bunuyelde, ?; CloVe, 7. Alpine, 10; Forres. ?.
Warien, li; Union, a. ilorders, 7; Kxcjlsoira a' S
Itiynnr At i o., J7; Chamberliii, W hltiiioro At Co IS.
Uoutmental, pj; Star, ft u " a go., 15
> At Iho U .pil ing Ground two ntuos from H.ckor'e
flour mi.Is ;hu Orixiinoos and <> Jila^pmytu ,
^ro iiwibn:'*"11^ 10 ,^?ro' "'tier, ny iht
At Ho ton ye i lord ay tlio Uostooa defeated tbo ProvL
rZtcr,az V?w:
riiiFirr, z, /\i Wnslintutoii?.Nmiouai in
uVo'ft'At^H H.yT'l' l''" bya'soS???!
li lo AiiSew ilnvcn?Ailoxiifi,y. ly ,\..w K ,Vl.n i
IIulinger Cm,.never eiates thl y^,?u.y'a
Was ihe list that would bo pinyed ou tho Union
Ground, us ilia aruuiid has inn-u sold off in building
Ibo'eiound?h*a'mnn "" com, 'eS
seventeen ^ears. UKJ ? "-ball grouutf abou,
b?v.-,:;v;,;r^:r.L::,nir,,,,y bos'"aoff ,ot

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About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920