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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
First Day of the Spring Meet
ing at Pimlico.
GRAND ATTENDANCE AND SPIRITED BACKS.
Garrick, Judith, Swannanoa, Bushwhacker
and Mechanic tne Winners.
[r.T TELEGRAPH TO T8K HERALD.]
? Baltiuokk, May 'J2. lKTS.
The Brit day ol tbe spring uKetink of tbo Maryland
lackey Hub races at i'ltulico wa- a deemed success.
Tbe weather wae charming, the roads lending to tbe
course in good order and tbe ride through Druid Hill
Baik delicti tiul. A large attendance was within tbe cu
? Insure, and the eluli house nnd the held were graoed
ari'b Baltimore's beauty. Following a postponement,
?veu tne lunoagers ol the course wore astonished at
?he due appearance of llio Grand Stand and other
places where fashion and buuuty congregated. Tbe
'aciug gave universal satisfaction Fire events were
>u the card and four o! them bad largo holds, tbe ex
ception being the last race. There were foriy-ono
borsos wbtcb laced tbe starter during tbe allcrnoon.
Til KKK-OL' A RTF US OK A SIII.K.
The first race w is a dash of Ibrec quarters of a mile,
for maidens, all ago?, eu trance $lo ; purse SJftO;on trance
money to go to tho second horse. For this event
tbcre wore twolvo starters, comprising F. Carter's
chestnut gelding Odd Seeks, by King Leir, dura
Solitaire, ft years old; D. J. Crouse's
chestnut filly Frankle, by Revolver, dam Skipper,
4 years old; l'iorro Lorillard's bay colt Garnet,
by Lexwgion, dam Inverness, 8 veurs old: George
L- Lorillard's bay geldiug Lounger, by Leamington,
dam Mundane, 4 years old; II, Winter's bay Oily
Gleuroso, by Gien AlhoJ, daiu K?d Rose, 3 years
old; James Lnugbbn's chestnut geldiug Lord Zetland,
bv 1 iPXinglon, dam Lis Mardis, aged; i\ Muicabey's
ebertuui gelding Durnngo, by Jack Malone, dam
Fanny Barrow, 6 years old; A. D. Brown's
black geidiug Demonstrator, by I'lmiico, dam
bv Ausirnliau, 4 years; J. G. Nolsou A Co. >
buy filly Simoon, by War Dance, dam Saratoga, 4 years
old;Odcn Bowie's buy filly Catacnsy, by Kcllpse, dam
Katio. 4 yours old; Thomas W, Doswell'a brown geld
ing Diamond, by Leamington, dam Black Sluvo, 4
roars old. and William Aster's oboslnut gelding Dr.
toeslicr, by KnighUiood, dam Penelope, 3 years old.
jiiuoou was tho lavorite. Diamond second choice,
who all tbe otburs In tne field. Lounger
was first away, .sluioon second, Fraukic third, Garnck
lourtb, the otuers olose together. Ae tbey ran down
ibe bacKsiretch Dr. Koutllcr dashed io the trout nnd
showed the way lo the hull mile pole. Lounger second,
Biinoon third, Garrick lourtri, Frunkie huh, Duraugo
?lXth, thu others strung out. Dr. Koestler led two
lengths around the lower turn and had thai advan
tage ns bo passed the throe-quarter polo,
Gurrick second?this son ol Lexington coming with
a rush?Lounger third, Simoon lourtb, Fraukle hltli,
the eliter* some lengths npurl. Dr. Koestler died
away as he entered the hotnostrclh, aud Garrick going
to tnu trout mad a a spread eagle i/l all the others. Ito
came In a winner by l.all it dozca lengths. Bimoou
second, Frankic third. 111. Koestler lourtb. Lounger
flub, Calacazy sixth, Durango seventh, Lord Zct.nud
eighth, Diamond ninth, Glen rose tenth, Odd Socks
eleventh, Ucruuuetraior twelfth. Time, l:Df>?.
CUSSAKgAkK HI'AKKS.
1 no second rare was tbe Chesujioakc Stakes, lor 01
lies now iiireu years old, $ftl) entrance, pay or Play,
tne club to add fftou, ol which #100 to the second
horse; one nulo .inn a qu .rter. Ibis closed with
twenty-two uoiniuuliuns, six ol which came to iho
post. These were George 1.. Lorillard's chestnut Ally
Lou Inner, by Lover, nam Lady Runaway, and tbe
tame gentleman's chestnut Ully Balance All, by Uoncie
*coiinnd, dam Lsniaua; Fieiro Lorillurd's bay M.ly
Judith, by Glenelg, dam Mine. Dudley; Oden Howie's
chest nut tlllv Bella, bv Dickens, dim Belle Meade;
liberies Reed's bay filly Lour.le Wood, by Bonnie
hi ot land, dam Woodbine, and A. Clabaugb's black
Oily Jei, by Vuuxhall, daiu lloaihcrball. G. L. Loril
tsrd's team were the favorites, Bierro Lorillard's sec
ond cboice aud Bonnie Wood third lu lavor. I ho
others Hi lling as u llald. 'tbe Hiart was a good ono
Willi Judilb sligbliy iu tbo lead, Jet second, Bonnie
Wood llnrd, Bslio lourtb, liaiauco All filtb, l.ouiunier
sixth. Wueu ibe horses reached the stand Balance
An w s show,og the way, with Loulauier second. Jot
third, llonnie Wood lourtb, Judith IlltU, Belle sixih.
Balance Ail ran away I rum tbe others oi. the upper
turn ui d was n-adiug four lougtbs at the
quarter pole, Loulauier second. Jet third,
Bonnie Woud fourth, Judith film, Bella sixth,
there b lug uodnyliebl hot ween the last live. Going
dow n tint buckstr-tch the dayllgi.t between Balance
All aud the Others was considerably decreased and as
? be pas-sod the bsll-iuilu puie sho ouly bad two
lengths iho best of it. Kuanug around tbo
loser luru Bourne Wood showed her brad
lu iroot and pissed the thrco-qauriar p'do
with a slight lead, Balance All second, Ju
dilb third. Jot lourtb, Belle fi.in. Loulauier
tixib. Couiiog into the homestroicb Barron took
Judith over to the outside ol tbotracklo the harde-t
part of it, aud coining up with u rush woo tUc r. cu by
a good leuglb, Bonnie Wood second, a length ahead
I Balance All; if-ne fourth, Jut film and Loulauier
WJ.XXJtKN Of T1IK 1'IIKnAI'KAKK NTAKKh.
J'.vir. I Vinn>r?. &ubt, Startrrn. T>"".
1?;3?-Lizzie Lucas 12 6 2:16S
1S74?' irlioa 2 4:26
lb" fineworx 22 U 2:26,S
1?70?IVra IK 2 2:26^
M7?Ida id 13 4 2;1U,',
167S?Ju-iuh 22 C 2:1 bj?
Oik MILK.
The third race was lor horses of nil nge* that bad
cover won in Hailiinoro. Jerome 1'ark or Saratoga,
oiio mile, lor a purse ol $260 lor ihu Ural Uoi se and
$,><) (or the second. There were eight starters lor una
event. I iieao were?W 1111 a in Aslor's bay ge-ding Va
grant. by Virgil. d.m l.izy, 6 ye ire oi<l; H J. Pope'e
Chestnut mare .swuu.ialiou, Or Had Oleic, dam Lizzie
Rogers, 4 rears old. T. H and IV. R. Davi*' bij'
Cull Joe Hunt, by AI He Hunt, dam by Red Lye, 4
years old; Ik J. Lrnusr'a O.ty tlliy Oil Mv, by Revol
ver. dun Nu.saline, :< year* old; 1*. Lnrillaro'a cheat
But galding Rienzl, by Leamington, darn Alhuera, 3
ye.rsolo, C. *V. Mcdluger's ct>e-iaui colt G->veruor
; t ii i n i ion. by il.net, dsin Merry Ware, 4 ve.na old;
P. M. II til's nay colt lin k S i*?cor, by fugi-ne, d .in
L i Hoar, 4 ycur* old, and McM tbou's onoatnul Ully
Blnndelle, t.y liounio .Scotland, dam Delilah, 4 years
onl Vigruht wm* the lavorite, selling i??r a* muiib re
a I ibo elbrrs together. I lie start was a good one,
(.?plain Connor bring loriuualo hi overy lustaiicu
thus lar. aw lonauos was Oral away, Umnuoiis ?;c
oii d. Vagrant lu-rd, llaltie P. luurtb. Governor
Hampton til lb, Joe Jluut smb. Oil My sevvnlb,
Kicnzi eighth, Dick Sassier ninth, Swaniiuhoa
tbowed ine way around tlie upper turn, Vagrant sec
.mo. llailio 4 . tliiro, Kiouzi lourih, Governor tisliip
tou 111lII, tli - oilier* lulled nil Going down toe buck
tire cli -WABBSU04 iC'i iby way and was a length Hi
Iroui at tho ball-mile p -le, Vagrant s-coud, kd-u/.i
thirn, Goveruni Hampton lourih, lilou'ieiie liltli,
Uattis P. aixtn, Oh >ly seventh, Dick (tasscer eigniu,
Joe lluui nintn. (twauuauoa showed the w.iy around
lue lower turn and up ln? tioiuoatistcu, winning tne
race by three lengths. K cn/.i was sacoud, Governor
Uuinplon third, Vagraut tourtb, the latter having
|uit bid > a* he citue op tue quarter stretch;
hatlle K. Hub, Hinudelie aixtn. Dick Misuser seventh,
ju My eighth, Jne Hunt ninth. I'nne, i .iO.
RASCIXX'S IIA.SDK.Ar
The lourtn raco wits tlie Kitucucus tlaudicap, tor all
eg' e, one utile md on eighth; (6<l shir itiue, u*11 lor
hit, mid only (in II uocinrud out, the cub adding
$a<A>, ol allien *1 lb going lo tno s'Cond Lor e. It
oumcU wuli thirlv-eigbl Bom. nations, ol which
SiatsL c>me to llio post. I hcsv warn G L. I.oriliard's
bay coll Danger, by Alarm, darn by War Dance, 3
tears eld; Lew,a Ac Rteerii's gray ovr.se frank, by
Lngiuei-r, dain by Govuiuor WycliHr, aged; G. W.
Medingsr's Chestnut colt Indian liny, by Leamington,
da III 1 irurilla, 4 >ear* Old; Uleu ljowis's chestnut
Buy tirnne, ny giotlsner, dam My Maryland, 4 wars
tnu, K A Llabsogu's cnestuui colt CiuVerliruoK, by
Vauxneii, dsiu sladdiua, 4 years old; J. U. .Nulsou
fc Lo.'s bay hnrse Viceroy, by Giiroy,
dam s su-r to Kuric, Ihomea W. Doaw*H's bay gelding
Huahwsi aer, by Hoonie, scotlnud, dam Anne Dusn,
and ibo same gruiismnn'a bay Oily Majestic, b> Iav
Ingiou, uan. P.11Uatn Lass, X year* old; I'. Lorillurd s
bay nilv l'tfiecilon, by Loaiiiiugton, dinuMiidsu.il
tears three old; D J. Grouse's chestnut Ulijr Kiunio
K., by Revolver, dun Klauiekenuick, 3 years
old. and II. Winter s i>a> ro.ife Hertlin, ny Learning
ton. dam liossie Woodville. 0 years old P. Lorll
laro's sorry w is ihu laforite, selling lor |210, U. 1,.
t.nrillsro ? (120, J. NuiS'di At Lo. (KM, f,
W Dos well 1116, Indian Hoy 1-16, tne Held
1106. 1 lie start was a good one, Rush whacker
taking tlie leading jump, Viceroy second, Liuverbrook
thin, Reflection inurtli; the others hunched, Wb'-n
the hurss* passed the judge*' stand Drioie was In
front, i loveinrooK second, ludl.ui Hoy third, ('enac
tion tourtb. Viceroy llllli, Hushwhaoker sixth, the
others well up. Going around tne uuper turn Oriole
snowed the way, Indian Hoy sccon i, L'luVor
oiook ihird, I'm lection lourih, Viceroy fllih, Hush
whacker sixth, Danger aevenib, Kiunia K elghih,
M ijesiie ninth, frank lea III and Heriba elevomb.
(irioic led down the back stretch, Llovei brook close
up second, I'erlection lulrd, Viceroy lourih, Hush
wuacker llflb, the olliurs following as best they
could. Oriole still lad around the lower thru
and Into the homestretch, Oloverbrook second,
i'l-rleetieo third and Viceroy lourih, lint when they
got Into ih<- straight work ol the liomeatretch Hosh
wnaukor came with a rush, cutting down one slier
another ol me leader* and landed a winnsr liy a
leng'h, Viceroy second, nrioe third, Cloverhroo*
lourtn, Danger Situ, Perfection aixih, Majeetle ecv
si in, Kmole K. eighth. In n in Hoy nlnltl, frank
tenth and Henna eleventh, l ime, gm.
MILS HV.ita.
The BHb race was nine ueais, lor ell ages, lor ?
pur e ol f-Sid lor Ihc first horse and (lUM lor the sec
o?id. Here weie three stsriere or this evtul,
minprising I". 11. As W. H. Dsr's' chostnut
I.one Kenny, br Curies, lain by Red Kye,
5 year* old; D. J. Grouse's chestnut colt Meclianio, by
LhiUiCothu, data Mnttie U, i jrenra ol J, Bud L. W.
McJltSf?r'? bay onlt Tom Bacon, br Lynchburg, dam
J- anny * labor, 4 years old. Mechanic wan the lavor
It*. Kenny second choice, Tom Bacon selliug aeii up
wltti ilio uiovrs. r
KJ'Z" ~Ke.nnI *???"? aw.y. Mechanic second
and iom Bacon third, to a good atari. Going around
the upper luru Mechanic went to the (root
and passed the quarter pole oue length iu
udv tuce ol l oin Bacon. a t,., hull a
langtn In iront ol Keuuy Mechanic sliowod
' do\*u iho h.tckatreic.'i, and was two lengths
in 'Cout at the hnlt>mlle pole, Tom Uucou second, a
neck ahead ol Keony. Mechanic kept two lengilia
in Iront around the lower inru, and, notaiiha'auding
a line effort on C;e part ol Kennv to overtake him up
me n??ttH}9treiciit Mccnioic won lb? neat by a length
in 1:46Jf. Kenny waa aecoud, three lengths ahead ol
torn Bacon.
Second Heal.?Moct nlc the favorite over the field,
lhe hon.ee bad a capital atari, Keuuy with u iritle the
bent ol tbeleud. Mechanic eeoond, loin Bacon close up.
Going around the luru, Mechanic went up and showed
'"a head in Iront at the quarter i?ole, ami then ho
and Kenny raced side and side down the nuckstreich
around the lower turn and up ilie homeatretcli to lhe
ur.iw gate, ulion Mechanic eaiue awav arid won the
heut by a leugth and a hall in 1:47, Tom Bacon four
lengths behind.
sum mart.
Makylanp Jocksv Clih?First Day or thk String
Kaci.vg Mkktjno, Wep>kri>ay, May 22, 1878.? First
Hack?Basn ol three-quarter* ol a mile, lor maidens
ol all ages; entrance $15; parse $260: eulrauco
money to ihu aecoud norse.
Slartert.
"? Lorillard'a b. c. Garrtck, by Lexington, dam
Juvereoss, 3 yeera olu, ?o lbs (Barrett) 1
J. 0. Nelson & Co.'sb. 1 Simoon, by War Dance,
dam Suraioga, 4 years old, 105 lbs (E* ins) 2
D. J. Crouse's cu. I. Fransie, by Kcvolver dam
Slipper. 4years old. 106 lbs (Hargu) 3
nr. Aslor's ch. g. Dr. Knesticr, by Knigutnood,
dam Penelope, 3 years old, 87 lbs (Usrtoriy) 4
S. L. Lorillard'a b. g. Imuugcr, by Leamiugion,
dam Mundane, 4 yoara old, 106 ibs (Hughesl 5
Odou Bowie's b. I. Calacazy. by Eclipse, aaiu Kane
4 years old, 105 Ibs !. ..(Fisher) 6
P. Mulcnb) 'k cb. g. Durango, by Jack Vlalone
dam Fanuy Jiurruw, 6 years old, 111 iba,
James McLaughlin's ch. g. Lord Zetlsnd^by'Lcx- ?
ingtou, dam Liz Mardis. aged, 115 IOe.(Qaun troll) 8
1 ho mas W. Doswoll's br. g. Diumoud, by Loam ins
lou, dam Black Slave, 4 years old, 105 lbs,
H.. Winter's b. t. Glen Koae, by Glen Atboi!?dam 9
Ked Hose, 8 years olu, 87 Ibe iltilevl 10
F.Carter's oh. g. Odd Socks, by King Lear, uuiu
Solitaire, 6 years old. Ill lbs (Wailorl ll
A. D. Brown's blk. g. Domonslrator, by' l'lmlicn
dam by Australian, 4 yours old, 106 lbs..(Scotlj' 12
Time, 1:1S>4.
-**** Pay?Srcord Hack ? Chcsapeako Stakes lor
Allies 3 years old; $80 entrance, play or pay ; ilieclnb
to add $aU0, of which $100 to aeconu horse; one mile
?-:.VlSari CJ0;,"U tWCnl^-tW0 homiuatioiis;
^ Starter*.
P'DuTleUr<i,a L JuaitU' by <lam Mme.
C. Coed's b. I. liouuie Wood, by Bonnie Scotland' 1
dam WoodOlue (Soon! 2
?"ii"aLo.r"lar.J'* clu '? Bnlun?0 All, by Bonnie scot
laud, dam Ltniauu if ??.?*? t
0<M^azL?W,C'H Cb" Be"C' by Dlc^?os,' 'dam* Bolle
L7a".'l;v,"1 0
'lime, 2:161$.
?17**AT?lnino Hack.?One mile, tor horses ol
Part"?! K* ? "?v,'r vro" " Ha'tlmoro, Jerome
lor ?h pur*0' *'J6U lor "?* Urot and $50
lor the second horse.
St fart.
J. Pope's cb. I Swanunnoa, by Ked Dick, dam Liz
zjo Kogers, 4 yearn old, 106 Ibs (i'op?i j
P. Lorlllard s cu. g. Kltnzi, by Loauiinglou, dam
U WU0M?rt? rta? T- 87 (Barrett) 2
r, Medieger's b. c. Governor Hampton, by
i iunci, dam Mary Wave, 4 years olu, 108 lbs.
or . _ .. (Richardson) 3
W. Astor s n. g. \agrsot, by Virgil, dam I.ozy, 6
years old. 111 lbs (Kordl 4
C,1'W ^ Lenin i u glim, dsn
Bonnie Boon, a year., old. 111 Ibs (lrvlui 5
J. J. W. McMaboii'a clj. I. Bloudelle, by ii,?,u'o
.. Ut'u * year* old, 106 1ds,(H.k?v) 0
i J *1 Busneer, oy Engineer, dam
L; Kose, 4 years old, 108 lbs (Fisher! 7
D J. Crouse's b. I. ?? My. bv Kml J, t
Nuisance 3 years old, 87 ins (I'sxion) 8
T. a. A M. K. Davis' b. r. Joe Hunt, by Aina llunt
dam by JUd Eye, 4 years old, 108 Ibe... .(Brown)' a
Time, 1:46.
mfillnf'*T?Fo.rRT,,,KA''K ?Itaococss HeoUicap, one
mile and uu elglitu, lor .ill ages, $60 entrance half
?Aiio ?raB h.?UJr?.*10 " Uocl*r"1 u>b; <ho club lo add
$000, of which $100 10 the second horse. Closed wnh
tiiiriy-elgbi uomiuutionsu *,,li
v u' n Startrrx.
T. w. Dotwell s b. g. BuMtiwbHCker. bv Bonnie Scot
laud, dum Annie Busn, 4 yosrs old.102 io<
J. G. Nelson & Ca's K h. Viceroy, by Gilrov'd,? 1
Smicr lo Kunc, 5 year# old, 108 lot (k'vans) 2
?don Bowie', on. (. Oriole, by Kingfisher, earn My
Maryland, 4 years old, 101 lbs (Fishuri t
K. A. ClultuogliN cb. e. CloTerhrook, ny Vsuxnuli
Asm Monaina, 4 years olu 10ft lbs....(Hoilowsv? 4
O.L Lorlilard's,,. e. Dsngir, py AI.m,'" dam hy' 4
Wsr Danue, 3 jrsrs old, (10 lbs /toliei %
P. Lorillard'a b. I. Perfection, by Leamington dan
Msiaeo, 3 yesrs o.d, 02 lbs...:.. . * b.Vmu) ?
T. \V. Boeweli's b. in. Majestic, ty Lexmslos dsn.
n l i*,n ISB' n47e,,r# 0l<1' WJl ,bs (Walker) 7
D.J Crouse's ch. f. Kinnio K bv tt?? V.v-, ..
Klnnlckennick, 8 years old, 80 Ins ..(Pixton) 8
,<0r' "V i.'-ainln !
ton, dam JMoirtllu, 4 yoara old, 02 Ibs... (Brownl o
Lewis J. Steam's gr. h. Frank bv Enein!./ '
by Gov. Wyckiifle, aged % '
I line, 2:00 ' " ll
8arr Day?Firm Rack.?Mill hoais for all a -
parse, $5oo ,or ino urs, ?Ud ?too .ir the sec^j
? Starter3.
A a00** " ?eb; ?' M"cb?"ic. by Chlllicotbe
dsm MstuoC.,4 yesrs old, 1O8 Ihs.."...
H osti.',,,. h K.n?11
r T h rr'5 y,v,r" H4 Ibe. muKho!) 2 a
. Mwlisger's b. c Mm U,eUn. b> 1 ucbburV
dam Fsnuy Fisher, 4 years old, los ibs...
Tims. 1:48)^ 1.47 <a, ;h^?'on7 3 3
LOUISViLLE JOCKt-Y CLUB.
BEOOND DAT OF THE SPRING RACINO MEETING?
EXCELLENT ATT NUANCE?GOOD NIGHT, KIN
LOCK AND MAULSTICK THE WINNERS.
[?T TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Louisville, Ky., May 22, 1878.
The woithor to-day wis cloudy nod threatening,
yel tne attendance at tne grounds ot Ibe Luuiavills
JocK-y Club wss excellent, llio track was to linn
coudiuou and fust. Tnrev events acre ou the pro
gramme, ail of which were well contested.
TIIK ALKXAXDKR HTAKKS
First to be decided was the Alexander Stake*, lor
two-year-old colli, dash ol ball a mile. Of tweuty
Ore nomination* eleven faced tbe starter, these being
General Bulord'e Good Night, Major Ttiomaa' Cny
Merchant. J. P. ,t J M. Lancaster'a Enterprise,
George W. Howon It Uo.'s Vendor and Aleck Grant,
H. P. McO'aih's Tiiorbton Moore, Edwards <V WooQn's
John IV. Norton, D. Swigert's Druid, Hunt ltoyuold-'
Georgics, James A Grmalead 'a Atbehlou# uud H. R.
Hunt's Stilton the latter was tbe favorite two to
one over any oamed colt, tbe balance selling on even
terms. Tbe vouugaters proved very troublesome,
aod, aft'T a doxen false starts, waro sent
awsy wltn Jonu W. Norton in the lean. Vendor
second, Alor.it Grant third, followed by Good Night,
AlU'ilatone, Druid, Thornton Moore, Siillou, Enter
prise, Gemg ca and City >1 .reliant in lbo order given,
Jotiu W. Norton couliDued in llio lead around Ilia
turn, but waa ao closely preasea by Uvo oiuors It waa
Imi'ossibie to separate tbe coiors. Kuturiug lbs
aireich the snujo aix came along liko a platoon of cav
alry, aod It was not until ualt way home tnni it could
no told wbo waa lu Ironl; hut at ihedulance aland
Uauaral rtnlord'aoolure on Good Niabl weropluuly
seen, and that colt, keeping up liis stride, w.ui li.o
?lasti by two Ienatlia, tils Uoiah Oeing moat exciting
Vsu .or was second, lappou by Atlielatoae, uruiu a snort
hail length lurliior awav, Jouu VV. Norton - good Kith,
.Ml I ion sixth, illornlon Moore sercuib, Knterpriae
eighth, Alecs Grant math, Guy Merchant Mailt and
(ieurgica eleventh. I line, 61 S socoild*.
wivnkiu op tiis Auaxacnia srakan.
. fear. IF. nrvr. .Vua. MarlWA flm*.
lalO?Vagrant 24 id Mia
1678?Lisbon 17 ti
| mi; ? I'oineroy 2d lu AM ,
I 1876?Good Night 25 11 51 >*
Loi'iaviLi.n Moral, rcasx.
Tbe s?ootid event was the l.ouiiville Hotel purse ol
$6ou. lor all ages, IWOMilr lieaia. (Inly I wo came to lbo
l poet. lliiso were Murrill'a Uncle Jell, I yeure, and
Gnistou'a Kminuk, 4 year* tbo belting before tbe
atari wha nveu sou spirited.
I Pint H*iL ?Gnoie Jeff had aligutly the best ol tbo
send oil, but K mines win np to blm on tho turn and
at the quarter pine tbey were head and bead. Along
the bfttssiretcu liocio Jell drew away iroiu lua com
panion ami at llio hall mile wna two length- tne best
olit I hi* a i vantage He maintained until running into
tne lower mm ou in* second mile, w here K.nlucg in.nio
hi* rlf.ifi, and cheiieiiging Uncle J ell was aoou on
even terms with him, and awinging Into tbe horn. -
atrelcn h? s-ni Uncle Jell to lua rear, sud Kiulock
coming on woo ibe heat, with ftomeining lu band, by
ball a length. Tune, d:4K
N'crm ( //'.it? (Rids ol 4 to I were now Ireely
oflcred on K nlock Undo Jell went away in mo
lead and aehl inu position ot honor until swinging
I luio ihe siretcli ol the lust mile, wliara Kiulock was
tiveo ma neai, sad witboui dillioully ua paaso.l
nclo Jelf and won easily by two leuatba, 1 line,
| * 4**.
Oft* XII.R ASD * HAI.r.
The last race ol tt.e day wo* a handicap for all
ages, daah ol one inlie and a Unit, l ire started, mens
being Rice's Kroner**, 104 ibe. j Album's John K,
i? wmney, V I lbs., Na igert'b MaliUuck, lnu ins. , Hum
I Reynold*' Pallets, lOA lbs., and Will.una' hpring
, branch, !>?> lire, lu ibe pools be lore ibe atari iiie
rales averaged-Mnhlillck, 6160; Felicia, 6150;
| Held, $67. The start was of tlie must mis
erable, draggling character, tbe Jockeys nut
bearing tbe tap of the drum. John R swinnev
hail the best ol the ecnd-ofT, Kennesaw second
Mablslxk third, Felicia fourth sou SprioEbriiucli
tifiu. lu die halt ibat was made, owing to tbe riders
not knowing whether they were to be called back o?
not kenneaaw'a rider beard tbe drum, and, matting
totho Iron I, opened a gap of teo lengths before tho
olbera bad recovered iroiu their astoulstunint At
. tf?,e"qU'?rl''ri S*lnuey *?* -rcond. Maulstick
third, 1-olicia fourth and springbraucli tilth. Passing
i"0. *'u?d Kenuesaw still remained iu front, with
w'nif . seootiu. lour iengtb* in trout of Swinnoy
Felicia fourth .tid bpringbntucb fllth. At the quarter
pole lelicia took third place, but soon re
Jiuquisbed tL Kunuosaw war still two lengths
he best of Maulstick at ,he bail raiTc
hut on the turn, tue latter went up i?
Keuocsaw, passed him and on the homestretch
a il*t " ^?'"'?'Ick came away and won the
dash by two lengths. Swinney was second, Kenneaaw
third, fcprlugbrnccli fourth aud Felicia tllih. rue
flrst mile wus made iu 1:45)4 and the race in 2:40).
F.nci, pulled up lame and is thought to be brokeu
artiNjutr.
Lodisvillii, Kv., Mav 22, I.S7S??acosD Dav or thk
Locisvu.uc Jockkt Clcb Sinking Mkktixu Ftnsr
KAcg ?mo Alexauder Stakes, lor two-year-ola colts?
t >) entrance, hal! forfeit; association to add f250*
aeouad horse to receive $100; hail mile: closed with
twenty.Uve Dominations. "
General a. Kuford'a o. c. Good Night, by Knoutrsr
dam Lizzie G , 100 lbs ' ,
George W. Bomuiu A: Co. 'a b. c. Vendor, by "(JlcuViir'
dam bark. 100 lbs J./ *' a
Jumos A. Grinstead's 0. c. AtDelaiouebyjoiia
Morgan, dam I'ribulution, loo lbs. 3
"? c- Jjruld" 1'ieueroiu, dam Locket!
1UU 1D4 * .
Kdw.rds 4 Woolln's oh*, c." John* W." Norton' by
Bonnie Scoilaud, dnin Mary Gowun, 100 lbs ' &
K. it. Hunt's br. or blk. c. Btiltou, by imn 'kVrV.
chltio, dam Mary Iladley, 100 lbs a
H. P. UcGrath's ch. g. I'lioruion Moore, bV'foiii
Howling, dam by Kmgot ol St. Georgo, 07 lbs... 7
J. 14 J. 11 Lancaster's b. c. Faiernr.ae, hv Km".
quirer, dam Sallie Morgan, 100 lbs a
George W. Bowon 4 Go's. ch. c. Aleck Gran a* by
Glen Alhol, dam Bay Fiowor, 100 iba ' B
B. 0. Thomas* blk. c. City Merchant, by'Alarm
dam by Mahomet .. ' ' 10
J. W. Huut Iteynolds' b. c. Georgics, by Virgil Warn
hy Socond Tecumseh ' ..
Tiuio, 61 >4.
^amk Day?Szcoxo Rack ? Louisville Hoiej i.urg0
of #o0U, tor all ages, ol wuicb second horse to receive
$100. fWO mile hoalf. "vooiyc
K. C-Is ton's gr. c Kiiiiook, 4 years, by Pbauou
iluui La fUlue, 110 lbs. ' - .
J.J. Merrill's ch. c. Uuclo Jeit (late Uood*FeV
Jowi, 4 years, by War Dance, -lam Fly, 100 lbs. 2 2
7 hum, l :46?3 4Dk.
Bams Day?Tfiiau Rack?Handicap lor all aces'
purse ot $3oo, ol W hich secoud to have $50. une iLiia
aud a hall.
D. Swigort'a b. c. Msblstick, 4 ysurs, by Lever
dam Keliecoa T. Prioe, lutt lbs ' I
James Wiisou's cb. c. Jobu R. awiiiuVy'.'ayiariT
by, War Dance, darn Sister ol Charity. 00 los ' 9
George H. Rice a b-c. Keuucsaw, 4 years, by Imp!
Gleugarry, dam Kuinieeu, 104 los. 3
J. T. Williams' Ch. ni. opriugoranch Y Veira.'by
Australian, dam Spriognrouk, 05 Iba a
J. W. Huut Reynolds' n. m. Kolioiu. 4"y'iari' by
Phaeton, dam Fauialeue, \% ilia. ?
Tune, 2:41)4.
13ELMON i' PAitK.
Piiilauklpbia, May 22, 1S78
Tbo spring trotting at Belmont Park openod to day
with a good track, a One day and a fair aiteudauee
The flrst race was lor a puree of $150. horses ol
fe^hlrT1 *76 l? 0r" ti?r*C' ?" 10 ?eoond ?ud
?'??>? Ill
Sorrel Top * J *
John f. * *
l.itiie Dan d
Itocicel - t t
Time. a:38-2:3s?i:2iJo.' "
JZXTrX" WM '?r " "ur*? or *300' ;
iJiuck Frank.... ?. , ?
Modoty 1 ? \ l
saiu French "" i .. .7 j.
Gr-oe ;; T i a f
i-ndy . I . |
Maggm m.... f ? fdr
time. 2:32?2:29?2:20>tilL'*ab" I
w"iLm 'rUU ,Uf :lll"J'Tr|S- , o
Curuet 8 ?] 7 % ?
Juuocont nam 3 3 3 1 8 I
Ti :dd-2 :al^-iiail2:38.
ontli t? mnrU"0U.0' ,bu 1*ller mce was postponed
uoiii to-morrow ahernuon, j
liEUJON PAttK.7"
Bostox, Mbfs., May 22, 1878. !
This was the ond duy ol the trotting meeting at
Beacon Park, i h allowing is the resnlt ?? '
.?sra'srer iu~-rTO
W. 11., b. g , .
Bio, b. b ., 7 1
Slynlo, b. iu t 1 i
Jobu Morrill, o. g * a 1 ,?
Holiest John, b. g.... ? T .
Forest en,oi,???,.% 0 ? t
2:37>??3:36?2:34.
abo*(t" '* 1Uu~1'ufl? divided as
Tainpellne, eb. m 1 1 o .
wuauiy, 6 u j * j* 1
Time, 2:27>??2:27?2;27>a*?2*2814.
STATE SI'OKTa MEN'S ASSOCIATION.
SECOND DA* OF THE TOU11NAMENT AT BUF
FALO I'lOEoN 8UOOT1NO, SHOCT RANGE Ml
>LE SHOOTING AND FL* CASTING.
[h* TELEGBtPH TO THE HERALD. ]
BcrrALo, May 22, 1878. I
This was tho socond duy 01 the touruumeut ol tha
New York Stale Sportsmen's Association at tho
Driving Park. Ibe weather was flue and the attond
unce larger than ever known hofore. Tho nmstour
shooi, which ?fibula have ukeu place yes.
tcrday, was flrst in urdor and opoued with
126 onirioi, which was tho largest on
record in twenty years. Ttie conditions anil
prizes ot too shoot wero as follows;?Amateur shoot,
t?u single birds, open only to mom bora of organized
duo.- belonging to tbo dtate association, woo liavo
never won a prize at auy ot tba conventions;
class shooting; entrance, $6; Oral prise, an
extra Dno double barrel breach loading shot
gun, value $300; second prize, a valuable case
01 gams birds, value $100; third prizo, twenty-lour
one pound cans of electric powuer, vaiue $30; fourth
prize, 200 pounds chilled shot, assorted sizes, value
$J'i, huh prise, glasn bail trap nud balis, value
JdO. 1 he prize winners wore:?Kirst, T. W.
Dunham, of Alb.on, who kil'od tbrco out ol
live birds at twenty-six yards rise, shooting
out the lour other competitors; second, K. Cb<i
lee, ol RocUeator; third, J. Frasicr, oi -yracuao;
lourlh, K. U. Pultun, ?l Niagara Kails; tilth, J. K.
Fierce, of Hullalo. 1 bo evuot was wry lioi.y con
i tested and oi more special interest thai, any nbool on
in is c..utiuent. i'lie birds were strong flyers, ail w:ld
uoited lor the occasion, and a belt, reus- ol birds
could not be show n except by importing blue rucks
Ironi KugUud. rtoino ol boat kuowu in on in the
Stale aum oo nitud and ;ook pirl in the sboot.
tiib pianoxd raduk.
Coiiii si No. 3, lor the badge pie ented by SlaleSen
! ator It. V. Fiaiee, valued at 115b, was comineuced
about live o'clock. Alter iw?u(?-luiir coutcsiants
' h id compleied ill. ir acorns darauess put a stop to tua
1 couiast, and it was sojourned until eigbl o'clock to.
mnrruw mor.lig. Thus ur Mr. 1'eior lleinx, oi Uuf
lulo, is lbs on.y 'hooter having a clean scoro lo his
: credit, and ai tne c.n-e ne was loudly appluuded.
1 .Sever .1 others made the oandaoiuo score ol 14 out ot
; 16 birds.
SH'iST KAM.K III FLZ allnOTIXU.
In the short range rifle shooting contest there worn
' six euir:e., ami tue winners waresi lollows:- U U.
Jones, Syracuso. 2Utg luChos; 0. K. Knier, Roches
1 tor, 27inches; U. f. Miller, Corning, 39.14
1 lueues; K. S. Coombs, Rochester. 47)4 niches.
Mr. Jones was awarded Ibo Urtt prize, a
Jtcmiugiuu rifle aud ahuigun cuiuniusd, valued at
, $loO; second, a silver ice pitcher. Valued at S2A, lo
Mr. Rider; Mr. Miller, the third, an aiegant sole
leather gun case, valued at gin, and Mr. Coombs, tbo
lourtn, a rota.lag g las.-ball trap, valued at $16.
K1.T CABTIRO
The fly casting in air. II ss? called al eleven o'clock,
nod thure were ibree eu.rias, with the lollowing re
sult.?Kirsl?telh Oreen, Kucbtslor, length ol cast,
| 7o leel. fle.ood?K. Mood, Hyr acute, 00 lost,
i Ihlru? irn Wood, Hyracaso, 06 leet. Mr.
: lirecu was awarded ilia Orel prize, a all
! ver laountad haiubou fly rod, valued at $76; R.
Wood ihe second, a silver inuunled split bamboo flv
i rod, same value; third prize, a fly hook mid assorted
{ flies, given to Mr. Ira Wood. In the sa.mou dy caat
| in,, me Drat prize was won by It Wood, ol Hyracuso,
wnoss leiigih ol u**l w.is S3 loot, sad the second
. by Irs Wood, ol Syracuse, length of cuet 79
i leel. Hie lly i?Ue used woro .ill elsven lout in longth
nud the azlinon runs sixteen loot, the itrsi prize wsz
1 an elegant - pi it bamboo salmon rod, silver mnuuted,
valued at $7A; lbs second a Russia leather fly Book
i and ona gross ot assorted llu-s, valued at #30.
sta.mmxu commit rag
I he Kresident-elcci, A. B. I.aiunoriou, auoeuuoed
| the Hlandiug Conimlitee as lollows;?K. P. Flowur, of
' Now Voi k; K V. 1'iuroe, ol lluirmo; K. O. Huge, ol
Rochester; 1. J. Flanagan, ol Dtica, and Ureeue
.?smith, of I'eterboro.
lo-morrow morniug ihe oontoat will ba renewed for
the 1'iercu badge, tut- double bird shout, single ir..p
fhont and Ihe I-iViugatnn Sport-men's Assoclanou
tun. Iir. Csrvor, ol Callloruia, aud viltor prominent
| spurts are ou tlie bold, but tbey are barred irora en
tering into the contest.
COACHING C'LUii l'AKADE.
colonel lieinncer Ktne, vice president ol the
Coaching Ciub, notified the Park Oommiasionerz yes
terday ol the proposod route ol the annual parade of
the Coaching Club, winch takes piaao on Haturdriy.
Ilie pirade win iH-oin'iio at Miitli*on square at Ititoeu
minutes past four P. M. aud procaa.i tbaaoa to the
Central I'ark, taking tb? wast aide Uriva going up and
tbo oust side returning.
AMERICAN AMATEURS IN ENGLAND.
In view ol the feet that the Columbia Colloge rrew
?nil this morning tor England, with tho intention ol
taking pari in the Henley Royal Regatta, July * ttllJ
5. ana thai later on Messrs. \Val?h mil Leveiu, of the
Nautilus Boat Club. uriiU lb# wiunora ol Seneca Lake,
will alao cross the ocean lor the tame object, the fol
lowing article iron the London fie/ci. May 11, taol
the greatest importance to tnoae Interested:?
As we believe thai ooe or more crew* of American
oarsmen bare it in coutempuuou to visit this couu
trv at an eurly dale, and to row ul Hunluy and other
regattas, it may not perhaps be Inopportune il we
cive a short ritumi of me proceedings ol the Na
tional Association ol Amateur Oarsmeu ol the Lulled
Mates IU regard to certain rowiug men whose qualifi
cations as amateurs are of a questionable character.
In our reports of the regains at Philadelphia, in
187(1 we hud occumou to mention, as a matter of com
mon' uotorioty, that a considerable nunioer ol the so
I called amateur oarsmeu ol tue States were pain ,ur
! rowing hyihe c ubs which tney reproeouted, apart
| Iroui the fact ol various luadiog amateurs being me
1 cnauics, &c. There were two regattas held
at 1'Uitadelphla during the Lentenuiui Exhi
bmou?oue by ihe Natioual Aasooialiou
ol Amateur Oirsmou, lor Americans
and the other by tho Schuylkill Navy Board ol I enu
sylvsnia open t<> the world. Among other cluus
which appeared upon the scene ol actiou were too
Neptuuc Oluu, with J-nies U. Hiiey as a member; the
Aiaiunia Club, wan Joliu K. Eusus as captain, aud the
AruouacaOiub, witu Edward Sinitn, lormerly ol the
Alalanw Cub, aud C. Bunhar iu thecrew.
tiouai A-sociutiou debarred Riley, who bid already
oeen decided to he Unqualified as au amateur, Irnm
rowiug iu their regatta, .md a.so Edward siuilu, of the
Araonauta Club, winch substituted unoiher man lor
me reason boiug that Mnith had boou a pro r*
aioual iisbermau. The Schuylkill Navy, Uuwev.-r,
while actapiiug me Natiunal Association's disqualifi
cation ol Riley, declined to go so lar with Edward
Smith, who re-entered me Argouauta crew aud rowed
in li at the Centennial or iuternailoual Regatta
a low days later. Fcrhape It would have been
belter if the National Association hud de
barred the Atalunta auu Aigonuuta crews entire,
,, we believe they had pretty good proof
? hat they were paid lor rowiug Had luey done so
tho Inieruatiouai Regatta Committee would no doubt
have accepted the useoomtlou's ruling lu regard to the
whole crows us they did in the individual cuse ol
Uilov Ihe "paid oursmau-' business, we aicgivcu
to understand, is now on lis list legs; but tho
utu.oM vigilauce IS still sxorciseu by the Nutiou?l
Aasociuliou ol Amaieur Uarsiiieu lu regard io
men who are oilber devoiu ot ine status ol ama
teurs or have subjected Miemmovss to the penalty ol
dlsqualiflatiou by persisting in rowing against oarv
ineu alroady couvicted und disqualified by inu .isso
ciutlon. Tho cuse o: Boward Smith, who, ss already
stated, was debarred Irom rowing at tne National
Aa-ocianon'i regutla at PliiluUcliUiia in lb id. was
lully couaiuered oy tne aulUorities at a auhoequont
period; aud, uudcr date ol the ltttlt ol January, 18.i,
he was lormally dlsqualiBed and decided to be uu
longer au amateur.
Notwithstanding the peaalty to which they were
aubieoted by compeuu* lor a price against a disquali
fied amateur, William Walsh a-.il F. J. Leveiu. oi the
Nautilus Club, ol Now York, competed against Edward
smith (dii-quailfied on January 13, 1377, ?nd not re
instuied), and Waller Mauu, ol tuo Argouuuta Row
lug Club, ol ltergcu 1'oiul, N. J., puilou in a race wuh
K a ward Smith, at the regatia ol the Long Branch
Ituwiug Club on the 14lh ol August uat. Cutheaut
lect beiug brougnt colore tho Executive Committee
o( tho N'utioual Association on mo 13th ot Oclobir last
William Walsh, 9. U. Leveiu and Waller Muun were
ail connoted aud disqualified, aud added to (ho olaek
The National Association, being desirous that no
crew mould como over to England whose mem
bers ar? not strictly amateurs according to
Lbs authorised defiuiuou iu the Stales, loose
as It may he, has ludorscd and supported ihe
action of the Wutkins Regatta Association, which
holds a regatta ou the 218th, gDlh auu .loth May to
fours, pairs and soullers, una the winners will be sent
over in England as representative crews ol the States,
each member so sent being lurnislied wtib a cortifl
,.,.10 ol the National Aseooiutiou mat bo is an amaieur
according to tho American definition, whicu runs us
follows:?
An amateur oarsman iaono who does not enter In an open
coma* "ill ,iii . ..r b.r either a slake, uuollc or admi.Sisu
money oi entrano. foe. or eonipece wftu or against a pn?
lei.iona lor any prist, or who has never langlit. pursued,
or assisted Is the pursuit ot athletic exurci.us a. a mean,
uf livelihood, or has not been siuployed in or about boats,
or in manual labor on tho water.
Bull It by no means lollows that tbe oarsmen bo cor
tideated would he accepted as amateurs in tuli
country, because It is notorious that mechanics,
tradesmen and handicraltsmen, earning their living
bv manual libor ou land are JoeiuoJ to ho amateurs
in the Siutea, even it luey do not lorm the majority ol
^Columbia College is one ol the clubs tormiog the
Metropolitan Association ol (so called) amateur oars
men ol New York, whiou bony iscouuued to tbe im
mediale neighborhood ol the Empire Lily?wuere
mono thero was ever, In all the land, a paid crew of
amaieur osramon?and la tho opponeut of mo Na
tion.,1 Association, wuoae ruling ib rtoogniked oy
nearly ?U ihe important clubs In tbo United rumor.
1 lie Metropolitan Arsoclutiou comprises among the
malcontent lactmn the Argonauts, Alulauta, Neptune,
Coltimoia Uollogo aud some other oiuo.s, mainly con
taiuing one or more disqualified ox-amateurs or oars
meu oi doubtlul amateurship. The Columbia men?
alter coirespoudiug site the Walkius coininitlee,
and perhaps oouoluulii* that luolr merit as oarsmeu
might not enable tuem to win il accepted there, aud
that tbetr rowing ugalust Edward bmith
a.t autumn at the Metropolitan reg.itu,
alter uo had been declared a proles
sioual. might be me cause of tho non-acceptance as
amateurs ol several ol tnoir m u?Uuvo resolved (no
Uoubi ul tno instigation ol the Ataianla aud Argo
uauta men) to go abroad on tneir own account, and
will we understand, sail lor England tturlug lUo pres
ent uiontu, trusting to ibeir po-ition as collegiaus to
be treated with excepuoual lavor.
lu view ol the prooablo advent of auob oarsmeu
regatta committees m Eugland canuot do oeiter, wo
think than accept tuo ruling of tne National Associa
tion o'l Amaieur Onrsmon ol the United -"'tatea a to
dieuusiiUed individuals, and lurllieruioro should un
questionably invest gale lire Cases ol all K.roign oars
nien com.us to thiscouutry -Ursi, to d.scdver whetuer
tney have lorleited tneir qual.fioallou asi American
amateurs oy competing lor prikes w th disqualified
ouTsmeu siuco Hie uaie <>l their disqualification; aud
aacoud to decide whether they couie wiihin the English
delininou ol aiualeurs, ?? drawn UP by tne uuiversi
IIuk ol Uxlord und Cambridge and thu principal boat
ciub* lu London on ibe lutti April lull, ol course giv
log ui liberal a cuosidti aliou lo lit* clalraa ol the
etraugera us may bo consistent wiib junlca lo iba
Kiigniii crawa. t'ornupa, 100, 11 would sure iroublo II
tbo Nuiiouui Association, in drawing up ibn qualiiica
lioo document* 01 ibd winners ui iu? Welkins Koguiia,
would cvriiiy lo lUair out railing uouur iba bun ol uuy
ol ibe provision* In Ibe English dednlllob, ol wliion a
copy appear* tU tbl* Week's Field.
Ibe loilowing ii iba ollloiul iieiol Amonouo oars
Deo dUquuiiUod by lb* Natioual Aa*ociuuou ol ibe
Culled Stales:?
Same. D<xtn or Lhtqualificrxtion.
Jamas O'Nell JuneO, 1014.
W. I. Caution . J uuc 2 lli.i,
Juinel 11. Klluy April JO, la7ii.
Junius Wil*ou. Uoiobur 7, 1474
kdward Smith .lauunry 1.1 1H77.
William Wwlsb October Id. 1477.
>'rud?rick U Lavoin .October id, 1477.
Welter Mauu October Id, 1477.
We b.ivu uo uouoi Ihu Metropolitan Auieleur lie
guluCommittee will lake ii.cee nmllor* lulo ibcir
e*rly consideration, end wo would suggest ibui ibe
steward* si HeuWy euuu<U mike up toeir iniud* a* lo
tn?ir uciepisuc* ol ibu ruling ol iiiu National Associa
lion, ll limy bur* nut uneudy duue So. Wo buTe
beard It whispered thai ibe ilenley autocrines ilo
not consider n man disqualified irom rowing at tbsir
biseting because be be* neeu declared a uro.essioual
id America; but we arc loath lo credit eui b u report.
DKrisiTiox or amativcr*.
Tuo follow lo* circular ou iba asova aunject bas
beeu laauuu to iba aecretariea ui regatta couimittaua
and boat oiun->:?
.No. II Kino's HrncN Walk, Iran.*, i
Lu.mhin. May I, 1474. |
Sin-lly direction of a meeting ol representatives of the
universities of xlord *uu Uanibrl.Ue anil the principal
h.ial clubs In i.indun, hald on Wednesday. April III, 1474,
at the Inlander cluu ruums. at Putney, lor tne purpose of
dslrrmiiitns inn <|iiallllcatlo!is ul amateurs, I Ii .vc the
liuuor lu ae<|Ui?iuvyon, lor the Information ul r?ur ba.
mil tee. that, VI r. frauds I'latlurd being called lu the
chair, llw acruiupauvnig ileiiiiliiuu ol au am aiuur oitrsiiinii
or sculler, proposed ny Mr. P. 8. tJulstan ami ascended by
Mr. I' C r uwarss-Mns*. was aarrieil tinaolinn .sly aud
adnptfd. I have. Ac.. f. II. HKICk WOOD
(Secretary Winglteld Sculls Committee), acting -leorstary.
unrmiTion or an asarxuK oarsmak or scOllrr.
An amateur mnniAii or sculler mutt ba au ulllcyr ol Her
MoJaWy s army or u**y or civil service, a msinier of the
liberal prultssiuus, ur ul (be universities or nubile schools,
ur ol an v established (mat or rowing dub nut containing
meebanlcs ur proie>?ti.n*ls: and muvt nut have Competed
In any eumpeilliau lor either a state wr money, ur entrance
lee. ur wliu or against a professional fur any prise ; nor
bat e eeer taught, pursued or assisted lu the pur.uit of
atliletle esnrcites ol any kind *? a means ul livelihood ;
nor bare ever been employed le ur about boat* ur lu
manusi lelinr; unr b* a mechanic, artisan or laborer.
KKafli Ih PLaYPUHU. U It. L.. Chairmen.
T. KUMI.'.NU Mix' K l N. .secretary, O. U. H 0
T. C. hUrt Anils IIU It. f ?esKient. O. V. H. C.
V. M ilL'Ls 11 i.h, I spiaiii. I. It (1.
llh.NKV P M A :t lilo i 1. for Secretary, O. U. B. C.
f. ill'KUO.N. f resident. 0. 11. H. C.
jA.vika H tN I IK, Captain. Thame* It. C.
M il. KAKKe.lt, Captain. I.eander H. 0.
C. 11. II. ATlmY, Captain, Kingston K. C.
MOMRkT W. KI.4L.hV, O. L. II. 0.
mA ?K W W.I.A.N. O. L. Jt 0.
J. (I. Mil A M it It its, t;. U. H. 0.
k ii Ward ii LAiKRih.u. v. b. c.
JOlift I LAND, L It. C
H H. I'LAY (Hill. Vice President, U R. C.
D D HgiogwnoD. i. K 0., isecretary. ?
PuTDRV, April III, 1474.
VACHT1NO NOTE.
Yaoht See Witch, Mr. .Hunt, B. T. C., Irom New
York, passed the Hkkai.u Toiegmpb Station al Wbiie
? lona, yesterday alteration, en route to Motion.
CAPT. BUUAIIDU.V EUllOPi AN TllIP.
Captain Rogardoi hat arrived In Now York from
lb* West anl will remain bar* until Tbtireday next,
whan he leaves lor the Parle Kxpoaitiou iti the City ol
Montreal. So soon na iba Captain arrives In
Ijondou b* will erreogo lor hie I'd,0(1(1 match,
100 birds, fire trap*, 30 yard* rise, English rule*,
w.tli Mr. Cholinoiideiey Pnunoll. Hufur* tho Captuln
depart* he wnuld Ilk* te auoot at 100 hlrda the eatui
na were (urn istied bim In lila mmch with Dully, ol
Brookiyu. Wednesday next ie eoleoled lor the trial
it lb* bird! can bn obtained.
PERALTO'S VICTORY.
He Rides 305 Miles at Fleet
wood Park.
TIME, 14 HOURS 31 MINUTES.
Scenes and Incidents During the Accom
olishment of the Feat.
On (be 4lb lost. Francisco l'enllo essayed (lie un
equalled task ni covering 306 miles in fifteen hours, at
Prospect Park, near Gravosond, L. 1., but woe pre
vootod from accomplishing this wonderful feat by a
heavy rain storm, which rendered the track very
heavy, the last fifty miles being done in deep, soggy
clay. His time at the Prospect Park race was fifteen
hours and ten minutes?ten miDutea more than Ins
limit. On thai occasion Puralto only bad thirty-two
horses, out of which more than hull became almost
useless as soon as the rain set tn and ibo track be
oame heavy, uuJ with scttreoly a dozen goud, game
nogs to tlntsh the remaining fourin ol that race
Peraito came so near winuing. His best milo at
Prospect Park was dono in 2m. 13s., and but low
other miles were done in 2m. 10s., 2m. 19s., 2ui. 21s.
Til K RAOK YKSTKRDAY.
At two A. M. yeitordny the excursion 'bus Amort
cue left ibeGrand Central Hotel lor Fleetwood Park,
containing Hie ju >gc.?, reporters, backers and a unui
ber of others who had an especial interest to wituess
the early atari, which was fixed at lour o'clock sharp.
Tbo morning air was keen and pure, iho sky clour, and
the moan slriue brigntly, giving promise to verily tho
predictions ol ibo Hkkai.u We.ilhor Bureau that llie
day would be all the plucky rider could ask,
so lar as weather was concorued, to enable him
10 perform his tusk successluily. On the arrival
ol me "bus" preliminaries were quickly disposed of,
Messrs. E. H. Rogers, R. M. Leviuoss and Frod. J.
Engoltiardt going into tho Judgos' stand, and promptly
at four i'eraiio, quiet and cheerful us usual, gnteciully
vau'ted into iho saddle of his first horse, a brown
geiuiug, who, gettlog bis biud iegs well under him,
splashed over the ilrst mtlo in 2:20, tho track being
still quite deep from the rate of Momliy, on account
ol which tho race whs postponed troui the day pre
vious. Tho moon was still on duty when tho raoo com
uieuced, and the surroundings woro sbroudoi id the
grayish tints of tho tuormug. Guite a brisk broeze
blew lrosh from the west, but proved no serious hin
drance to tho rider, the irack doing tvoil sheltcrod by
tho hill end the club house sheds and slaulos. Objects
on the opposite sido of ibe track emerged from tho
gloom one by oue, and ere the leutn mile
bad beea recorded Ibe Uisiauco post and
half milo post were recognisable, and the rider's
movements could be clearly seen thoro.iltor.
His second mount wss a tall, leggy brown which was
evidently unuccustomod to turn out so early, as lie
stretched his legs and neck one alter anoiber, and
but lairlv got under way whou Peralto's whip
wn'siled a pretty lively tuno between his shoulder
aud haunch. The 3d mile was ilono on the
famous gray mare which bad proved so
stanch In ibe previous rsco, and sho started
with a merry tore ot ber bead end a
switch ol her short tail, and she and a
few other well tried backs added materially to Pe
ralto's confidence. Tho 4th was done on a supple
but rather unwilling black; theSib on a light sorrel,
which uppearod surprised at Ins own speed; tno Oiu
mile was done on n firmly built dapple gray; the 7th
011 a light framed cue.tuui; tho 8th ou a medium
sized black, a good looker, but logy; the Dili ou a
gaunt, leggy, cnestnui goldtug; the loth mile
wui finished on a very lair sorrol mare.
Actual riding time (or tho first It) miles,
23m. 10-.; time consumed in mounting,
2:14; toial ttino elapsed, 25in. 24s. The lltli ratio
was done on a bright bay, wmoh blowud haul
at the finish. The 12tli wus u clean guiiod black,
with a good, easy gait. Tho 13th wus a bony
buy, which came to grief at the lint quarter, the
tendons ol his nigh hind aud oil lore legs giviog
way. (Jarnllo, who superintended tho aaddnug With
his usual energy and ability, ul ouco speeded
aw.y ou n willul black aui relieved Perailo,
who was, however, 4:60 dolDg this mile, the
buy horse remaining where hu was Jolt. The
e.nne black that completed the 13ih mile was
pat over the 14lb, but not without a decided remon
strance ou bis purl, us he boiled twice aud badly, ine
15th wis doue ou u olouuly cut bay. Too loin ou a
raw boned sorrel, who hlowod like a porpoiso. The
17tb on in Iron roan, touch looking hack. The 18ih
m ie wiu soared ou auolhor roan, the 19th ou a
nervous bay. The 2UIU on a strong, but uwswurd
brown. 'ho socond ton miles (actual riding time)
were made In 26m. 44-. Tuno consumed in mounting,
<Stc., 3m. ifts. Total time elapsed (2b miles), 54tu. 3?.
AFT1.K PATUUUT.
Tbo day had now Ulrly established itself, and tho
suu peeped through tho husoes, and the truck became
mure beaten uud unod up last. Iho 21st luile w .8
doue on a finely voated ana clc m limbed brown, tbe
22U ou a wiry sorrel; ibe 23d mile was made ou a
snort, compact dapple grav; the 24th on a clumsy
looted buy under iho wuip; ibe 26tu on a good ousy
gutted strawberry roau; tho 26th on a dark
brown?a troublesome, nervoua liorso to get ell'.
I he 27ih was -nut. out ou a poor Imhl sorrel. 1 he 28th
was a (jobl bay hack dial acted budiy al ttio SUN.
The 29th mount was u graceful rnngey bay, wtio re
quired little uritiiig tu do tits mile at uu even pace,
lint 3<JtU mils was covered wttb a bang-tailed sorrel,
who atuok Ins hind leas out to compensate tor Ins de
hcleucy ot tail. The tlnrd ten miles (aclUul ruling tunc)
were douu in 23m. 40a Mounting time, 'Jin. 42 .
Total time, lb. glm. 4s. Tbe 31st mile
was liurly doue on a spirited little gray.
Tlio 321 on an Iron gray und tbe
same good nag repealed, doing ttie 33d mile. Trie
34lb inlle was msdo on a bony bright bay. 1 be 35lh
on a oiood bay that made good use ol ins propellers.
Tbe 36ib was done witb a sleepy sorrel. Tbe 37ib
on a finely modelled bay, witn very lino legs and
beautilnl beck and bead, wbo did exooedingiy well
aiierwurd. The 3sth was well duno ou a lively sorrol
mustang, wliicb took Peralto around ibc truck on me
fight pand, tie naviug so lar ridden on Ihe loll. The
3i?iu was gone over on u while luced sorrel musiaug.
The 40tb, the quickest mile so far, was douu by a
lotiy, Uociy mouidi u brown. Tbe ionrtb ten miles
was accomplish, d In 23ui. 21s, actual riding time.
Tune consumed in inouunug, inc., 2m. 3Us. Tutsi inuo
elapsed, lb. 40m. 10s.
NO SWITCUINll
The officers of the Society tor ihe Prevention of
Cruelty to Ao.nial* now cmne on the ground, but
louud no reaeuo to luterlero, oxcept in to l'ar that
they stopped several colored stablo ooys irom switch,
nig horses at the start and at tbe gate*, wliere tliu
horses were must likely tu bolt und where they have
been stationed lor tnat purpose.
1 be 41st mile was dune ou a pretty little gray mus
tang. tlie42d was done on a stylls i bloedcd-lu. king
horse. Tbe 43d tuilo went to toe ciedii ol the lavor
He gray uiare. 1'ue 44tu on a Qui mack. Iho 45.h
on a clever .cling one turn sorrel. The 40th on an awk
wardly-moving hray. Tuc47ib brought out a ligui
sorrel bay. ibe4utb a strong cbestuuk The 5Utb
mile was done ou a chunky black.
tmk rigsT nrrv mii.es.
Tho Ollh ten nines were sooreu in 23m. 17k, ac
lu.u riding time; moununs time, Itc., 4m. 2s.
Total time elapsed. 2b. 13ui. 34-. Persllo unw put on
bis rospiratoi him goggles, show lug no change wnat
ever in bis coudiiiuu. .Still riding wuh his warm
coal ou be scarcely perspired, and bit Uhe olive
tinied isce was unflnshed and calm as that ol an/
spectator.
AIIKAb or SCNRUrt.* TIMS.
Ou tbe completion ol bis ootb mils Pcialto wss 37
minutes ahead of his time. Tuts was at Oh. 13m 31s.
A. M. Irom this hour until tbe sun bad reunited the
meridian tbo wind grow in strength, but oume istber
tn sharii chil.mg gusts thai. . steady utow. On tbe
03d milt l'erai.u's borso tuaae an ugly boll lor
lbs stand where the burses wem saddled,
sua it was only by bis wondvrlul pretencu
of inlad, great skill and dexterity that
lie aavod nit right leg Irom a serious bruise or possi
ble Iracture Uurmg tbe previous mat ,.t Prospect
Park, at ibis siege ot the rac--, Peralto bad already
experisucrd quite s scries ol mile mishaps, but so inr
the accidoiii side ol the scoouui was still blank. In
the f2d mile ba bad a very refractory brut#, and it
required forcible persuasion to induce nun to go.
The 7&ib mile was completed in oh. 11m. 30*. Hero lie
reverse.I once ngsln, riding a Single mile ou bis right
band, ohau.ing back to ibe leit on tbe neck, ins
lavortte way ui going. Ail the horses suuined to
warm up to their work during their second aud nurd
nnles in tarn, in better tune and bumur than earlier
lu the raoe, Ou tbe N7tb mila be had nnotber boiler,
whicu occasioned su unusual lengthening ol that utile.
tiia riasr iu'nukkh milks
On the compieliou ol the luOlh in Ilo, which was
dooe in 4n. 23ra. 3bs., l'ernito wus p. r-uaded by bis
stteudlng pbysiaiau, Dr. John H, Kden, to lake a brief
rest, which be was disinclined io do, i.s bo loll
easy and oomiortable aud was riding with period
freedom. Daring this rest ol cine inluules tbe Doc
tor fXaratnod him very cireiully, slid ibuud tbe heart
to heal dislinoily aud regularly aud tbe pulse quits
steady at 120. Ilo took a dose of fluid extract of
coca and extract ol boot, bad III* head ruuusd with
bay rum and bis pautulooiia straightened oui, after
which he returned bis task with the same easo and
choerlaiuce* which always char icterixsd turn.
a kasossous vall.
Ob tbe 102d milo Peraliu uiouuied another obsti
nate beast, wulcu gave liltn conaidnrahlo extra lanor
and prolonged bis mile to 3 minutes. It was th* raw
boned sorrel wnlch had already comm.-need an argu
mrni lu the early part of tbo race. Hardly hud h*
forced this oeast ? length irom tbo Judges' stand when
it showad a determination lo reiase, and lu response
to heel and spur leaped Into iho nir end
wheeling lo the Itii struck tne lenue aud leii with
leet upward. Peralto, whose logs appear to be made
ol steel aud rubbor, disengaged himself, anil quickiy
loroibg tbe boiiB to bis fsel vaulted Into lbs saddle
before tbo animal was fairly op, and applying A<
wuip with vigor made tku mile, despite the waste ol
time and upset, la tnree inlaute*. Cheer allei
cheer rewurded him I or this exploit, and il
was but another illustration ot hU i nun liable, caln
aud perltci sell-possession. Oa the 124ih mile be hat
another baa bolier, bui alter a couple ol atiarp and da
ctsive lights bo brought the dn-aoutur home. Alter
finishmit the 127th mile 1'eralto took u good rest to
est Un dismounting Bis pulse was round to be 130
nui the rest and quiet ol iwcoty-lour minutes brought
it down to 108 and luirly stioog and steady.
A GOOD JIML
He ale a good-sizod broiled chicken with a vlgorout
appetite, al?o three soll-hoiled eggs and aevoral slices
ol lou i. Ho arauK about hall a pint ol coffee. I)r.
E'leu was a little alraid that this large quantity might
create uausoa or maso hun ancomiortabte, hut he up
pi-urod 10 cutitinuo stronger, il uuy ibing?certuiuly
iiooo too worse lor this healthy second break last.
On Hie 129in mile ne bud another ciutradlcter; allot
which horses aud all else seemed to run smoothly lot
a while.
HALF TIIK HACK.
The first hall of the race (IWH miles) was done In
7b. Uni 8s., Ibirty-six minutes ubead ol his sched.
ulc lime, ridlug with perfect ease and still as olastls
and unconstralnod In his movements as when h?
started The horses were also doing exceedingly well
now, and, all things considered, there was uo lougoi
uuy d iubi, barring an ookod lor uccideuis, ot the sue
csssiui accoinplisnmont ol this uunaiullolod teat. A1
tbo end ol the 170th milo, having ample time to spare,
a ro.ri was ordered aud 1'oralto was Blrlpped aud had i
most ri'lresliiug rub down with bay ruin andaohaugo
ol uucciclothing, alter wh ch he wis again as good
as now, with Ins pulse sieuay at 120. The 154. h mile
was done In 2m. 10'. on a Quo brown horse, out of lb?
lot Irom the Hoboken Hiding School; the 174lti wit
to-de in 2m. His., the 175tli In 2m. 12s., Hie 193d
in 2m. 15s., the 205lU was recorded lor ou?
of tbo inexhaustible mustangs in 2m. 15s.,
and the Hoboken horse took another Dluc
ribbon on tho '207lh mil", also with a record ol 2:15.
Tins record was equalled, however, by auolberol tno
mustangs on Hie lollowing (*208lh) mile, whloli w is
also douo lu 2:15 The 220ih was dono in 2;17, the
244i.b in 2:14, tho 277th mile was dono by Diesel's
Emmy In 2:15, and tbe same good nag carried 1'orallc
to bis final victory, doing the 205<h milo in 2:14.
At three 1*. 51. P .ratio Uuished Ins 230th mile, and
hud men lour hours lelt to do 75 miles. Aller Hie
mile 1'ernlto took a snort rest of eleven minutes,
during wbich bis head was rubbed with buy rum, his
goggles cleaned and be took o good doso ol coooa and
extract or beel. His pulse was still steady nl 120 and
bis heart regular aud ua action clear aud distinct.
Entering upon the two hundred and eighties Dr. r.dcn
noticed n rapid change in tho color o! Pernlio's com
plexion, and especially in bis hps, winch nab turned
quite purple, aud his hands also became quite cold.
Tn? Hoc.or now admluistured twenty drops ol aro
matic spirits of ammonia, wmoti ooco more sent lh<
blood coursing through i'cr.iilo's veins, and bo soemetl
to overcotno the temporary lulling ol vitality ai
quickiy us It had appeared, riding on with tho same
elm determination as betore. Aller going a few
miles more tbe naiurul color was restored to lilt
cheeks and Hps, aud bis physiciuu couciudcd to per
mit him to finish the race without another slop.
TIIK KXD.
The 280th milo was noatiy ridden oat in 2ra. 25*.,
sua inu two following miles in 2m. 23<. each, aud mo
record was kept well within the limn o' the thirties.
Tom, the mustang, carried bis countryman ovar
another glorious iffilo, the 299lb, winch elicited
prolonged aud well merited applause, hat
wheu the mare Fanny was seen coming
down tho homostrelcb Willi Peralto on
I ho last mile wnlre it trrre and lowered
tbo lime to 2:14, It was Impossible to restrain tno
?urging crowd aud hundreds present closed around the
horse and rider. A carriage had been ori-ered io cou
vev him safely out ol the crowd, but he disdained
this manner of locomotion, and roinainiug on tba
good horso he rodo swiftly out of the crowd to his
quarters to seek muotl needed Rare and rsnose. His
la-k waa completed at 6:31 P. 11. Time. 14 hours aud
31 minutes.
SUMMARY.
ist? let? it y tet?.
? i ? P p t p t P S
1..2-20 02. .2:32 123,.2*16 184. .2:37 245..2:29
2..2-33 03.. 2:33 124..3:09 185..2:29 240..2:30
3 .2-21 04..2:24 125..2:17 188..2:33 247..2:31
4 2-33 65..2:36 126..2:25 iB7..2:2U 243..2:31
6. .2:18 60. .2:37 127. .2:28 188. .2:32 248..2 ^7
6 2-32 07..2:18 128..2:35 189..233 250..2:30
7 .2:28 03..2:40 129..2:55 190..2:28 251..2:37
8 .2:31 08. .2:31 130. .2:17 191. .2:3 ) 252. .2:52
9..2:30 70..2:24 131..2:27 192. .2:45 253..2 25
10 .2-24 71..2:30 132..2:22 193..2:15 254..2:31
11 .2:30 72..2:52 133..2:26 194..2:82 255..2:84
12 2:29 73..2:23 134..2:22 195..2:22 256..2:17
13 . 4:50 74..2:18 135..2:20 196..2:36 267..2 29
14 2:50 75..2:35 136..2:29 197..2:19 258..2 50
15 2:21 70..2:21 137..2:12 198..2:29 '259..2:22
16 2:45 77..2:23 138..2:12 199..2:39 200..2:33
17..2:26 78..2:82 139..2:27 2)0..2:21 261..2:33
18 2-32 79..2:30 140..2:24 201..2:35 202..2:21
19 . 2:17 80..2:14 141..2:21 202..2:19 243..2:2J
20..2:36 81. .2:19 142..2:32 203..2:32 264..2:32
21..2:29 82..2:21 143. .2:27 2()4..2:36 266. .2:33
22 2:28 83. .2:20 144..2:43 205. .2:15 266..2:2-4
23 2-27 84..2:30 145..2:30 206..2:31 207.. 2:42
2* 2:31 85..2:19 146..2:39 207..2:15 208. .2:35
25**2:25 80..2:28 147..2:30 208..2:1-5 209..2:28
26..2:38 87..2:63 148..2:35 2u9..2:2) 27o..2;2e
27 2:50 88..2:21 149..2:38 210..2:30 271..2:43
28..2:44 89..2:27 150..2:20 211..2:29 272 . 2:40
29. .2:20 90. .2:18 151. .2:31 212. .2:33 273. .2:43
3d 2 48 91. .2:23 132. .2:32 213. .2:25 274. .2:23
31. .2:29 92. .2:27 163. .2:22 214. .2:31 27 ?..2:37
32 .2 32 93. .'2:41 154..2:lu 215..2:35 276. .2:21
33 .2:38 94..2:25 155..2:27 216..2:29 '277..2:i5
34 2:30 95..2:19 150..2:27 217..2:37 2/8. .2:32
35..2:20 96..2'27 157..2:20 218..2:34 279..2:50
30 2:37 97..2:25 158..2:21 219..2:30 280..2:81
37 2:28 98..2:32 159..2:32 220..2:17 281..2:34
38..2:21 99..2:29 100..2:20 '221..2:31 282..2:30
89 2:31 100..2:30 161. .2:32 222..2:29 2s3..2:33
40..2:16 101..2:37 162. .2:23 223. .2:32 234. .2:34
41. .2:30 102. .3:00 163. .2:20 224..2:32 '286. .2:41
42. .2:20 103..2 11 164. .2:21 225. .2:33 280. .2.34
43 2'13 104..'2:13 106..2:21 220..2:30 2?7..'2:4I
44..2:21 105..2:19 106..2:32 227..2:32 288..2:31
45 2-21 106 2:29 107..'2:23 22s..2:42 289..2:3?
46^2:26 107..2:28 1(48..2:39 229..2:30 290..2:2!
47..2:33 103 2:24 169..2:19 230. .2:22 291.. left!
48 2 33 109..2:34 170..2:31 231..2:31 292..2:3)
49. .2:44 110..2:19 171..2:29 232. .2:38 29-1..2:32
50..2:34 111..2:29 172..2:24 233..2:27 294..2:26
61 2:21 112..2 28 173..2:28 234..2:21 295..2 27
52 2'30 113 2:28 174..2:13 235..2:21 296..2:24
63?" 2 '20 114..2:25 175..2:12 236..2:23 297..2:29
64..2-24 115..2:37 1/0..2:20 237..2:35 298..2:24
65..2:17 116..2:19 177..2:30 238..2:43 299..221
66..2:31 117..2-13 173..2:33 239..2:21 304..2:2?
67. .2:27 118..2:19 179..2:24 '240..2:36 301..2:20
68 '2 36 110[12:19 l80..'2:29 241. .2:19 302. .2:31
59 2 28 1 2o..2:23 181..2.30 242..2 32 303..2:21
60..2:27 121..2:24 182..2:32 '243 .2:17 301..2:19
61..2:17 122..2:24 1h3..2:33 244..'2:14 305..2:11
baseball.
The beautiful weather brought out a large audlooot
yesterday alierooon to the enclosed Ceutouulul
Urouud*, Jeraev City, to see the game ot baseball
played tbere between the Hobokon Club, of Hobokon,
aud the Chatham Club, of thle city. Uotli nines luado
a Uuo appeurunc ? on Hie Cold. Too bailing and base
running was done by too Holx>ken?, out they ouly
gained tin Ir victory by aacora oi 5 to 2.
Tbe Intern atonal championship game at Hornolls
vlllo yosiordny, bctwoeu ihu Hornclls and Allegheny*,
rciut.ed in a victory lor the former by a ecore ol 14
to 2.
At Worcester tho I'utsQolds defeated the Worces
ter by a sooro ol 17 to 2.
CRICKET NOTES.
A erlcket match has been arraoged between Ale
Manhattan Club ol this clt.v and tbe Patoreou United
Kleven, to be playod at Puierson, N. J., on Doooratlon
I)a v. May 30.
Yesterday tbe mcmnere of tho St. George's Club
bad a good uflernoon'a practico at Hobokon, wlnlo
the Muunatiatis enjoyed a "scrub" match at Prospect
Park.
MYSTIC ATHLETIC GAMES.
Nkwabk, H. J.. May 22, 1878.
The entries for the relay raco at tho Mystic Athletle
Gsmoi at Waverley, on the 25th lost., will remain
open until Friday.
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
Nsw York, May 22, 1878.
To tok Editor or ms Herald:?
The outriea to tho guinea ol this club, to bo held or
toe ;!0i u las'., will be received up to dvo o'clock P. M.(
nl Friday, 24ih Inst. Address William It. Whitinoro
?ocrotsry, bog 8,101 Post office.
SUIT A GAINS! BRIER COOPER.
The atiotition of the Kings County Supreme Court.
Judge Pratt, was yeeierdar devoted to hearing tho
auit ol Wallaco P. Groom, Prealdenl of tbo Commercial
Journal Association ng iiust Peter Coo|ier to recover
$.'i0,000 lor libel From tie opening remarks of the
pin null's counsel it would appear that when Mr.
Cooper waa the candidate of the greenback party loi
tbe Presidency lu 1870, he employed Mr. Groom to d<
some campaign pruning for bun and dielrlbutl
tickets, auo that alter the election no wroio a loner to
Mr Gioom in whieb he snld that tho tickets bad not
beou distributed but that cart loads ol thein bed been
taken away so kbai none aero obtainable at u,0 poll
lug places, ibis letter, it wis stated, Mr Cooper na<!
manifolded and caused to be scattered breed east
over the land to the injury ol his reputation;
?o uiucb so in fact Ibut at tho Toledo Convention no
was charged with using an > tuiuiz/.ler. Ex-Mayor
George Opdy ko was ibo tlr-t wilue*?, and no sworn
thai he was President of tbe llonrd of J ratio in 1876.
when u union was cMecteu with tue Cheap trauspor
laiion company. Mr. Groom w is Secretary ol tb?
] Board of lra :e?nil would have been elected to tin
some oltlco in tbe new organ.z .lion on.y the com
mittee having charge ol the mailer, in vlow ol llm
siatemeute contained in Mr. Cooper's letter, did nol
tliiua him a round e person. I he testimony ol Mr.
Opdyke was corroborated lit Mr John K. itenry, who
lurlner testiiled ibnt Mr Cooper lumpen nadhond'd
him s copy ol too uonoxiom loiter. The plaintiff also
win Upon llis stand and told how he had worked lor
tho Cooper an I Cary ticket In 18*8 Mr. Cooper gave
him IftiK) IW its expenses In the Slate Convention,
and lie iW tues") agreed to procure IHJO polling oootlis at
IJ oath aud to prim 800,000 copies ot nu address to
voters with ticket# xlUcUed, til of which, ha said, he
had leilhlullr done,
the case will be returned to-daji?

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