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ff ATKINS REGATTA
Ail Events Postponed Yesterday
Owing to Bough Water.
breast races.
Gamblers and Blacklegs Swin
dling the Rustics.
the atalant as.
Can They Go to Europe ii'
They W in P
[by TELKGUaPH to THE HEBIZ.D.]
Watkixs. N. Y.. May 20, 1873.
Ax this morning worx on thore wax xtroog reaxon to
lopu that tbe water woul J bx bottxr than yesterday
in a tbx races would be ordered ofl on time. Tbe cold
xeatlier ol ytsioruay bad gone and tbore was a proba
bility of rery bot work lor tbe rower* Crew alter
(raw launched and went off lor x Coal spin. Tbo
Carman lonr, instead of a row, took a long drive In
the morolog air, ibolr president, Mr. Soulard, ot New
York, and a party ot tbeir club males, being here
ready to sand "aid and comfort" and espoclally cheer
lust at tue right moment. Tbe Zephyr lour went out,
Lin baviug bis damaged wrist well bandaged but ble
hand still eomewuat swollen. This crippled band evi
dently aunoved him much, and kept him Irom doing
lull work. Tbe Detroit delegation here are very
mucxt exorcised about Ms, lor they say be will row
himself uead almost before be will slop, and they
fear be may injure bimselt. Ilia crew are muscular
middle weights, and look in good order aad Ot to sus
tain the bright record they have mails at home. No
doubt they will cut out plenty of worx fur tbo three
that ttar; wub them, notwithstanding ttietr mishap,
a KSUUIOC8 POOL SKM.KR KSUl'KKI).
When Oourtucy announced yosierduy alternoon
that he would send all tue pairs off abreast a well
known cliixen aod an active Presbytenau sitting by
at once Urod up indiguantly, sayiug ibis step would
Work harm to the pool selling. Courtoey rejoined,
"Wnut do I care lor the pools?" and It certainly
seemed a strung* tbtng to see them upheld by such a
tnau. u has mora than once been heard here that
this pool uusiuosx was part of the "true inwurdneia"
of the urgout local deslro for heats instead
ol breast races; hut Courtooy, an oarsman every
Inch of bim, when tbe opportunity offered end the
reason was good, brushed them all away. By so
doing, instead ot yesterday rowing but one ol three
beats, wbicb would euoh have lakan up an hour, and
the real having to go over and Interiors with the next
day's raoes, be promptly disposed of them ell In one
race and lu a much Inirer way than that called for by
tbo programme.
COUSTXKY.
Morally end mentally Courtuey in the king of all tbe
gcullcrs. Ho hue reoeived iuiaorae prats* here from
alt who Uavcseeu him lor hie unassuming yet manly
bearing, Lis kind, obliging wuye, bin irank, pleasant
manuals, bis stralghtiorward, honest oonduot. When
tbo great ranu comos (or ths championship ol tue
world our people may well put tbeir coulidcnce in Ibis
son ol old Cayuga. 1'o-day bin temper and good nature
ban been severely tested. Though tbo wind has not
beeu quite ns high as yesterday to tormsnt bim the
saell bee been longer and doeper, and tbe crowd of
?pectators. wbiob was not large then, bae new
swollen to a multitude. Oo where he will Courtney
Is plied with questions, and rings ol mou are (ormod
around hi in. The first headache almost that
he ever had in now annoying bim. A
bundrod Minos be nas been asked, "What
tim e will they have thoracal" Tbe wind and the
loll, retnj looking sky uomtslakably showed that ii
guioi water came It won d be hardly belore evening.
An lbs efternoon wore on, at different timea it looked
IS though tbs wator was calming sufficiently to
tlnri one ol tbs races, but Courtney ran over tbe
lourse on e steam Unncb, end reported "racing out
si tbo question."
QAMULaua WITHOUT 9UHUSR.
Tbe people bora matters as wall ?? tuey could. Tba
baud balpad to iidiim tbum somewhat. Tba eannou
want off ui tbo wrong tlmo onoa, and lUta ?u a dlver
iluo. Tba bootba and lunobmao, podlcrs and gam
blers also afforded amuaemsnt, Tbare are gainblara
bare in greater number and plying tbair vocation
mora boldly tban one 11 ilicely to aoe in any otbar
town earn of tba Mississippi. Tbrse-onrd inooie men,
awe* I uourda by tba uoxc-u, wheels wubln wheels?ol
fortune?one ol whlcb way a buga beauty erocte ou
id rt or tha grand Hanil. apparently built (or State
occasions, baring aavarat buudred liada dollars and
mucb Tory email silver aouiurea in tempting prolu
linu on tbe tabU In (root, und with anrewd, baro-faccd
"cappers" among tho lookers-on bsiping tba came by
freely indulging tbo gullible witb c'juck-e-iuoic
boxes und otber poriablo paraphernalia ol tbo preles
aiou.il gambler, luto a small puaicboard box a inau In
a buggy poansd a $10 bill, and oflerea to sell It lor
$& For a wbtle no ooa "bit." Suddenly a rustio
opi ned a greasy wulis.t, extracted a live uad a silver
dollar and got ilia little box, or rutber a llttlo box, lor
tba slalgbt-nt.bund which subrtltutad u similar box
? itb only $1 in It wblia be waa opening nia wal
let. Ha was Just ti out, and as be luarcbad aorruwlully
iway bis rueiul couotenauce auggeatad tbal It bud not
taken uaarly aa long to apend ibat lira dollar bin as It
bad to earn it. No town in tbia State oould atrord to
tolerate aucb bold, barefaced gambling two daya in
auocaaaloo and bopa to ratalo raapeeiablllty,
ijcaaaao ant mm.
In tba notaleat nigbia ot tba gicat rcgattaa Sara
log* naver gambled so npeuiy and before all men;
and to make malicra worse rutnora were consiaatiy
Hying a boat llial tbase fallows, instead ot brtug driven
out, m one ol ibsm waa at Owaaco Like (aa Courtney
says) witniu lire minutes alter ha bapan bis labors,
several ol lliein bad actaslly betn licensed,
end that $600 bad bean paid toward
regatta expenses irom theso same licenses. Wbiie
onset Ibe Alderman dtulcd this, it Was highly sag
gsstive.ua already stated, tbat ou# wheel snouid be
aitacbed to the grand stand and thai dozens ol others
were at Isrge through tna town without anybody to
Mop Ibeui. Una defence was that tbe grand stand
was Just outside the city limits. Hut "wUero there's
n will thers'a a way," and no doubt bad there bean
even ball a will tiers these posts would
bare remained away. It la a poor example
to aat before Ibe many who rislted Waiklot lor the
hrit time, and a Ireak that few towns could afford to
Indulge !u more than once. A very natural result ol
tho inroad ol these gamblers into Welkins ami that
during the hour tba rucoa wero expected a Jeweller
bad hastily looked hie door without closing tna adul
ter or curiam, lound, on !;la return, that $'J,t)00 worth
ol wslcueg ware goaa. boou the salaamed Cbiel ol
Police, who bad held bis place lor many yeara, sud
denly lound uia services no longer in demand.
"OUT KXAor."
At a qnarisr to six o'clock, tna water baring quisled
Somewhat, the gun was fired to notify all tbat an
Mitmpt would bo made lu gal the racing under war.
Hteamors Hint bad aestiervd u?oul the lake much
inure heinly ladou tbau yesterday began to ursw
in. Counney, lb tbo referee's boat, steamed |
down tba lake to tbo starting point, |
wbero tba twenty-eigpi onr-ucu to row la |
Ibu lour-oared rare hid bwn lyiug off lor hours wall
ing for tba order to gat ready. The cold sir bid chilled |
Uisas oarsman and tba loag last had made ibem
hungry, so that ns the steamer touched at Iba dock 1
bsarhv they were seen eating large piecta or bread 1
and drinking milk, preparatory to their bard work as j
expected.
rosrroxMi tiu. thummday.
Altar a general consultalioa and many looks at lbs
dark water and the occasional white caps, Coartnei,
wiih niucu reluctance, announced turn it in too
rough to raw, sud that thu gun would be 11 rod at
eigrt o'clock lo-morrow morning, and the Ur?t race
rowed at aoon ah or that as possible. Ha also
said that instead el breaking tba lonra up into basis
be would ?eod all swan oil lu a breast race. A utile
later one ol the ffuoewaecaemotte* asid llial his drew
would protest against a breast race and insist un tbs
bests
ussier ticks aorkkii CI'OX.
Meanwhile all the oilier ursws layered the breast
rase, and later in the evening word eamo to Courtney
thai the HIioewaeeaotneiiM withdrew their objection.
They spoke, however, ol one or two ol tne upper
buoys winch tbo lorco of tba wiud and Wuros
Bad all i lied soma forty feol?a difflonlt thing
io prsrsnt where the lines rssobing Irom tbem
Vp tbe bottom hare to be t,2ou leal lung. 1 ins can lie
rvercome by rsogiag thu hosts on tho proper liho
without any buoy, and so it doubtls<s will be, aa ibara
srs rot buoys lor seven erews? o many were not ex*
pected to atari at olica. The Ksgulla Commutes are
?nut lo grumble at Courtney lor doing sway w till their
pel beats; bat when tne delay necessary to races so
early in tba season la considered, while tne
wvaibor is unsettled, It will bs seen mat Courtney
acted wtaoly yesterday lu sending tba pairs nil
eff abreast and tbat ha will be equally right
lu tbus tending off tbe lours In ilia morning. Mad
the morning born sot lor theso races at Oral there
would itnvn been hardly au boar lorn. When rowing
men arrange regMtaa it la lound they aelodt boars
umst likely to bung stnoolu water null tasks nil sun
subservient lu that.
rirnnHAi moss arv Tim "imATa."
Caurril Course J. Ma^ee. toe geuul and onargaua
nrssi'iant ol tbu Watkins Mowing Association, and a
man reputed to be one ot the wealth led In the Slate,
In a conversation to-dsy entirely corroborated Com
modore Usno'e statement ol laet evening, that lie
(Msgee) Knew u?lbln:-' ol too Intention to Have Ibe
races lu "licais." and added that tba Ural oe taw ot it
was in lite Hckaux. He loid Courtney to g 1 ulicad
and Lmvu ell luce* breast races it be saw U', wbicn
tne Inner le nothing loth to do.
will run atai-a-ntas uo to acuorx?
In an interview wltb Captain Eusna, ol the AU
lieut, this tfumoeu, be eaid u was vary doubtlul if
baabould no to Europe altar all. When tbe Atalantaa
crossed before It coat noarly $0,000, ami tbe $2,000
now olTered 10 covor tbe coat ol a ten
weelca' trip ot ten ineuabroud, Including their passage
money, eeeui* to bnn wholly inadequate to take
them over as they ought to go. Moreover be Is a
lawyer and oeouot well leavo his business lor a trip
like ibis, at be may ba able to per baps a taw ysars
later. lie baa bad a louit and honorable record at the
our. He was tbe inuii who brought tie Wesleyau to
the front as a rowing college. He taught thu At
sisnta Club bow to wlu. Ue won tbe Bunnell
prise lor the atuJeuia' seven mile walk In 1874.
beating many good men. For several years ba baa
been one ol the brat known utnaiaurs In America.
Downs, bis mate, inclines to tho same view. He, loo,
ia at tba bar atii baa bla way ie make there, and pre
fers to be there. Ue is as well known ea the now of
Weeleyen'a beat craw as Euslts Is as atroke
ol ihe sauie, and la the pair, tba moat
most difficult of boats (o row, they loug
aga leaned to work thoroughly together. If tboy
should hsppeu to wiu^ln the lour-nureU race tbat
would improve matters somewhat, and they m gbt be
Induced to go. In this ovent It is a pity tbey bad not
given Columbia a brush forth# Henley distance oolore
tbey left. Ho saya it was not Irotn lack of
trying on their pert,' but tbat Columbia would not
give them a chance. Had Colombia rowed and beaten
them then they certainly would have been wise lo
stay at home.
AXOTllklt V1KW OV A.V "AMATMl'R '*
The point inudo editorially In to-duy's Hie bald that
tbia plan ol giving to tho wiboors tho price or a trip
to Europe made ovary competitor bar# practically a
professional and might bar birn at Henley,
naturally awakens serious attention among tbe
oarsmen here. It will ba remembered
tbat tbn la quite different from the plan
as originally proposed by tue Hkrald The latter
suggested that a raet should be had to determine the
obainpionebip in lours, pslra sod singles, but not for
auy prize. This subaer ption plan ia tba one common
in England in such cases. It will be remembered that
when lb# Idea was brisehed of aeudlng a Cambridge
crew to the Centennial word came tbul a subscription
would be opened at the (Joiverslty to that ond, and
whon tbe l.oodoo Kowinc Club mea came and tho
Dublin Univorsity four, no one supposed lor a
moment tbat tbey paid tboir own expenses; Indeed,
international meetings could not woll bo bad at all on
any other basis.
uiscraai.vc; tub oomibo bvkbts.
The four-o .rs to-morrow, now that all tho aovan
crews are to start together, promises to be an in'onseiy
exciting race, and probably to inolude at least
two or three separate good races. Wnile the Atalantae
stood a good obauoe to win ibetr heat and tho
Sboewaecaetnottes a bettor chance to win tbetrs,
wbicb of ibe two can win the breast race against tbe
whole field f Toe Bboewuecaemetteo are bold and con*
fldeui, mid plainly expect to win. II It were a three
mile nght tbey probably would wlu, but in
tbo mile ond Ore-sixleeotha MeVickar, tho
new Aralnutn man, will likely be up
to his work, and tbere is little doubt ol Eustis,
Rodgeraod Dowos. ilcVickar certainly seems to do
as well as Lyons did In his place when, in 1878, on
Saratoga Lake, the tiboewaeoaomeues bad logo more
than two wboie uiloi before tbey caught the Alulun
tas. Il tbo Nortnwaaterus and Zephyrs get the next
two places It looks as though tbe Ctrmsu crew mlgtit
lead tba remaining tbree with Welkins and tbe F.oral
City last. lb the single sculls test race Leo and Rob
inson both think they cud beat Hall, but be docs not
expect to be abead ol Ratbbone; thin tho latter
hardly assents to.
SILVER LAKE REGATTA.
PB08PECTS OP A LABOE CBOWD?TH* BACE8 AS
ABUAKQED ? BETTING ON TUB 7AVOBITE8.
[BT TKLEOBAPH TO THE HKBALD ]
Fltmftox, Mam., May 29, 1878.
If to-morrow moraine looka u bright u this, the
heart* of the too thousand people wbo are expected
locomo down to witaeM the great oontost of the
oarsmen will be uiado glad. No brighter sky or
smoother water could be desired lor a
bom race tbao wero given this morning
und the oarsmen, who aro ever on the alert for a poll,
lor practleo sod exercise, took advantage of It
promptly. Toe several orews were out sarlv, as well
os the single seullers, and the calm lake
was dolled with the crab like shells as they
shot through the wuter, Impelled by tbe strong arm
nnd scientific stroke of the trained athletes. On tho
early tram from Boston Mr. Hoagbtoo, of the Union
Boat Cluo, oame down. Ho brougot with him anew
boat built by Ruddock, and lookod In admirable
trainiug. Kounedy. of Lowell, came also, with
a new boat built by Waters, of Troy. On
the train besides these wero the Coonoly Brother*
(pair) aud tbe Longshore crew el Portland, tbe lat.
tor accotnpauiod by a detention Iron, the Pin# Tree
i'i ?,M'ttooy' ?' who pa lie in the
open ?onllera' reca. came later in the day, he having
missed the flret tram. Tho cotnmuioo nave made
elaborato arrangemonta for the disposition 01 the
immense aouieuoo that is sure to come. An sddl
Hon lus boeu built to tho grand stand whioh win
give accommodations to 1,000 people.
I The enoounremeut has been made that In the raoa
for working boats the turn will be made from star,
hoard to port. There wit. be lour race." m "in
umiiear single scull, proteeelonal tingle ecnii."Ion"
oareu workiug boaiiaod puir-osred working boats.
bkttiso. sur so roots.
No pools can be sold owing to toe law passed by the
Legislature last sssslon, but a good deal of private
betting is going on. The Riverside crew are th!
favorites lor the tonrmarod race and I
LV 1fu,ouni , 01 money ta privately atakae
on them. In the tingle acull coatast
01 aaral08*. bM many backers; so has Plaistod*
but the irichda of Maboney and Johnson 0i
Boston, feol coufldsut that tbe "Hub" will
.o" ">? The worst i..ture of
little*' 2? ,?P"M ,or holal,,? that
r.%.. .k y Ur,w ,,,jr ?orl ?? ? crowd
is tbat tbero ere no hotel accommoaatlons. The farm
Ui?srs**la V?UUJ p,)"npion "? all Oiled, and
tuere la no more acoommodatlon for strensera
unless tbey go to Plyuiontb. Tbe uros
01 j * K8,?'*ring are esoeBent
and sbou.d the race be postponed for any cause what-'
ever tho e.ragglers would have to sleep m me open
air or elao leave tho town. One hundred young
rampe nave walked out from Bo.toc aud have made
bemaelves a nuiaanco oy begging for bread.
NAVAL lit) AT RACES.
BACg BETWEEN THE DABUEB AMD OlOS O/
THE TllENTON AND TENNEBBEB?VICfOliX
FOB TUB FI.AGhlilP?-DEI.IVt JtY Of THK
CHAMPION PB1ZEB WON JIT TUB TENNKBKKE.
Vftts Fbaxcmk, May 14, 1878.
On tbe morning of tbe llih met. the beautiful bar
bor ol Ville Franche was enlivened by the arrival of
the United Ntatea steamer TenneMoo, from whoso
masthead waa flying a "homeward bound pennant"
ol euob Immense length that It trailed on tho water In
bor wake. Ibo arrival of the Tenaesaee naturally af
forded in eh pleasure lo the officer* and orew of the
flagship Trenton, una mutual visits wore mad*.
TUS CffALLKSUS.
About dusk the Quartermaster ol Hie Trenton as
tonlshod tbo officer of th* deck by reporting that
tho Tonnosaoe's barge bad just pulled under tbu bow
ol the Trenton and "Kissed osrs." All w*s excite
meet, as every one knew that It was a "challenge"
lor a boat race, aud tho forecastle std porta were
crowded by men anxious to get a sight of the saucy
crew that dareJ to challenge the flagship. They
were invited on board, and in a ehon time arrange
ment* were made for a raee between the barges nfiho
respective ships. The I teuton, not lobe outdone,
obellehgea the gig ol the Tennessee also to row
against tbe irentoh's gig. ft waa aoooptcd. and tho
n o"' l""11 'our F. named as tbe tliuo lor
lot day appointed proved a bright aud boautlftil
one. aud a great crowd of people were soon seen
Bothering along the briteh, and group* or oarrtacos
in.I vehicle* ol ail kind-were halted along the road
way and ci, IIa between Ville Frauohe and Nice. HI led
wub residents ol me two place* auxieue to witues*
tuo coming corneal. Koch excitement was manifested
Oh the various t)i,p* m the barber, and men were
?sou erowdtng the forecast,? decks and timet* of itin
the'hsrb"r"i "?*14 ,n Ulr??H??us about
Title BACB.
I reclsety at half-past lour lb* signal was given
aud swifily the boats tell the I rumen aud aped uu
their course round tbe barbor. Prom tbe Ural the
I ronton crewe pulled lo the trunt and rnnilntied their
advantage uutii they were reoeived as vietor* br load
ctmer* Iroiu Hie deck mid rigsmg of in* fl ? u?ts? tx Toe
barge won by 20 second* nod the gig bv .K) second*
The crew ol thu Trenton were en earned away bv
their victory thai they not ouly cheered uutii titer
w. ro hoarse, but expressed tueir delight in th* osir
way a sadoi cm to b * lull satisfaction by throwing
intir osps. shoes. Ate., into the air nnu sea.
The victory wit* unexpected, ** the Teoneseoe'e
boat* had never baen be,,ten in ,.uy ol tho moor race*
innde wbl'O on the Asiatic station, with bonis from
our own and foreign vessels.
A abort time after the raco th* Teosessoe's bars*
pulled alongside, bringing nil their trophy priaea
wou during ih* eruiae, oou.lanug of II .ga, pennants.
Ho. I hey surrubdortu thent to tbe trsoton to be
held at the champion lor the present.
The officer# nod crew wore enteriainod for a lime
and when their boat left the order was given to man
the riggiog aud cheer ship, aud it was done heartiir
MKVAkhM TO tub vtcroita,
Tht victorious boat erewa ol the Trenton wero ad
vanced a month's pay and given several deye libertv
on ahoro. * ""?"?r
The Tenneaa. e will leave in a lew dare far Gibraltar,
and Irom there go direct to Now York, whore tnor ox
poet to arrive by Hi* l?tb of Jane, Mom# thirty inva
lid officer* and sailors iron, vessel* el tbe Europe*,,
elation will return home in the leu not see
rue i renion will ivtve Vine Fret,eh. the Isstol tn*
month on a cruise, stopping at Uit.rslt.r, Lisbon, Havre
aud Unerbeurg, ' '
POLO.
INTEH1BTINQ OAMiB XT Jf'.r.OME PAllX
1QUALLT MATCHED SIHES AND VLB! XX
C1TIMO PLAY.
The governors of the Westchester Polo Club hsvo sol
sport Wednesdays sod Saturday! of each week lor
ploy, sod duriog lb# season the nauOiome grounds at
Jerome Perk will, at snob times, bo tut scone ol merry
straggles in tuts rxciuug sport. Yesterday being so
clo.e on tbe opouing ol the spring racing ineetiug ol
tbo American Jocsoy Club ttioro were only a lew
spectators present, tbo members having previously
expressed a disinclination to drive tueir teams such
S Uistuuco two days in succession. The races
tuoy should aiteud, and so polo yester
day must be missed. There were only lour
conteslunts on the Held tvben the umpires called the
ttrst game. IJte sides were Mr. A ugast Belmont, Jr.,
and Mr. tfrcuville Kane, biues, aud Mr. Barry Del
riobs auu Mr. Pierre Loriilard, Jr., reds. With two
mtervals ol rest, tbo gentlemen, up to sis o'clock,
played inirteeu games, the blues winning seven end
the roue six contests. A lew ol the number wer.. 01
lUon durutiou, wiiiii tfc?
were very interesting. The ttrst was tcorod by the
blues la tbe time it required Mr. Belmont to neilop
across tne ttald, as with two mug bus sod
uivau tbe onpo.iug side to euccesaluliy slop ttls ca
??r Ue.euMhe Sail through the goal- In. second
uaiiio was played Immediately, tbo goals being
cuauged. Mr. Uelmout aud Mr. Oelrich* 1
bull. Theioruter waabrst near whero tbu ?P"\rel"J'?
bui Diuiiiua a. Mr. U?Mri?u? ??ui u U?u?diog luwiiru
tuu blu??' territory ?uu lolluwiug up Ui? pUy
in tu auotuerbriil lau t e t rok e ine ball boundedbetween
tliu iiiiii uiviuu tU0 10 ill? roilHe 1 be Id
louab gLl.wcro ac.froU to tbo blues by tbe bnl iaut
i,lay ol Mr. Belmont. lbe Ultb was won uy the reds.
Mr. tioimoul uii.eod an opening ?hot, when Mr.
Oelricbe sent tbo ball ball way across lie ttnlJ, and,
bis pony covering ibo grouud quicaiy, an'"'h
shot dm me work aud iba rada secured the victory.
dfikh'MD flay. ,
Tbo sixth contsst opened lluvly. ?'?
Douy boiug aole to gsilop latter than tne ethers, that
Hentiaiuau almost lui.riahly had the beet el tne opee
L nil.. Ho Obarged iu vxcelleut siyio in this'
but mi.sed a well meaut blow, and baiora na could
cneck hi. pony Mr. Oelncha aaeumou oommsud aud
sent tne ban over near tne b.uo'isgoei. Here ?'?? mur
anusaed In e l.veiy struggle. Meileyt cia.neu, ??
ulavers wore expressions ol inun.e earnesiues , i
aud lbe ponies, sesinlug to cutou the J?"*" * ,
tba ttgut, worked in su.t out ol the *uo . u |
ware loi.t wilb astouiehlug eaao and celerity.
At ingt, lau deioriiuuta w</^ w?? eutieU y
Br. Oelrtcna workiug tue ball iioin ?*ue*lvu l"e H" ^
? y r 1/ Ilk'* UOtlF. ?OU ttrit g'VlUg '* ?
bdClt.liuiiUea ?iruK?, aua ibtn ft long *?*ot, lUe Mj
daaueo tbrou'u tua blu.a' goal, acoi.ng a wed earned
victory for th. reds. Tn-game, were sow tnreo and
lurt-tt iu?rtti?wuu ibu acveutb tuuienl, ?uU tUo
eublb win ?coreu uy ibw blue???till? tie. Ibouiutu,
elao won bytue blue'., a., due to Mr. Belmont's flue
I cxecui.ou, lbe teuth pruved exciting. 'flero
1 three mtita, oue in the centre o. the ifle'd, ?uimbe
near li.e ciub uonse, uud tue third witum a lew e
Tlbi rod'- goal flag, bo quickly w..s the poa.t.ou..
irid uluyer? cbuugud tu ib??e malic? to y?
l"u.5"u..c I.r
atruuei and to see bow they were ,u ,uo
bevelul neat back-Uauded hits were croJited o
M JuwirtaMendMr. Uelmout, and a. tbe.e play era
were backed up better at tbia lima than ia aoy pra
Tmu.gamo a orill.ant exu.b.tlon was the order o,
several uamutes. At last Mr. Belmont loaud a lucky
nnenms aud taking advantage ol tbo opportunity,
shot the bail clean tblougU lbe goal oilb"
aide. The next, or eleventh, gome, wee elike 10
toutb Determined play connnaed an unusually loug
nme Two buter miUf occurred, aud during these
K??siT=frS
spirited, aud during au #u??' ' wl* nr.
KsaflK (tin V tiTM mU(1 UOUlt? WOrK?U WltU ? Will, ???
Osiricus broke his mallo^ aaa during the time it ?ks
cop ea *o procure auotuer tne coatv-t w.. .cored uy
the bluon The game, then ^ ^
Uu Saturday allsiuoou aaxt, alley the races es
Jerome, there will he ee.ermi games ployed.
IBOTAING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
A charming dey end the promieo of good trotting
brought out a large aiteudsuce to JTIcetwood Park
veeierday to wltaeee two well oonloeied trots. The
track wa. in excellent order. Tbo flr.t event on the
cord wa. a match raco lor $J00. nitlo Usata, host three
,a live, la harness, betwesu D. B. Merr.ugtao's black
gelding Colonel Kuox aud 0. T. Adee'e bay mare
i^av A. The colling was very lively, Colonel k"t>*
Mug the larorite, aud won lbe race in three straight
next race wen a match, |1UU, for oaich wew hie,
?nun ue .is best three lu UVv, in uarucss, between
Farrv Wai'ser's bsy mere Leoy Anuie and Wm. K.
Wo,s.'uro!n uiare l.lda P.otiu; mile beat., hunt
in ee 111 live in barbies, lue lormer bud lue cull lu
ihe betting ' lu tbe lirsl liOut Lids Piclon WeUt to tbo
rent but belor. reaching the quarter .be broge
haeiv and Lady Aunie look lbe l*ed, and by aluudy
^rottm! wou ine boat by loor lengths. Tl.e second
aad third beats, Irom the word "go." were well cou
tested sud bur.i lougbt, ttuiabiug by Lady Annie win
nlng the boats and reee.
Tue lollewmg ere the
>'lisrwood I'AUX?l'roiiiug?Wednesday, Mny afl,
1#7?.? MaWU lor $kOO, mile beau, heat toree in Ave,
D. ui'Herriniion'h bin. v Colonel lCnex.... All
U T. Adee'e b. m. Lady A
Uuailtr. JJitV' MUe.
tripni heat ? I -7 *
Second beat
1 Bamk'Vay?Maieb $io?, tune heats; beet throe in
Ave iu harness. it.
Marry Welker'e o. ?. Lndy Annie 1 1 1
William K. Weoka' br. m. Lid. Piclon I - *
ouarler. Half. ''
r.r..hc.t 3? 1:17 ? ?
a.i: Aic- l:ld 2:d?
becond beat l*1. u ,M
Third heat ^ 1,10
TROTTING AT PRINCETON, N. J.
Tb? first day o/ tb* Spring 1 roiling Mooting opened
yesterday ot tho Princeton Driving Perlt, New Jer
sey, under the most lavurabis ctreumounoeo, no tbo
woetber woo dellgbtlul end tbo aiiunaaoc* very largo,
including a number ol ladies. 'lhore wero two trot
ting ovente ou tne programme. TUe flrot race woo lor
o puroe ol $160, lor borsoo tUat buve never beaten
tbree minutes. It bad thirteen entries sod eigbl
starter/, l'bese wore Little Dau, Kaiy 3., John W.,
Palmer Boy, Village Oirl, Smoke. Koty Thompson and
Wby Not. In the pool oolllog Litti* Dan was tbo la
vorite at $30 to $26 ovor the field, but Smoke, by
aploodid trolling, won tbo raoe lu tureo straight
heals Kate Thompson oooond money, and Village
Utrl third.
Toe second race was lor a purse ol $17$, lor borsoo
that bavo never beateu 2:31. Pour horses ram : >ur
the word out ol seven entries, ?is :?Dolly, Patcbea
Cbiel, Jr., James M. Oakley and Miort.v Fountain.
Bel jre alanine Dolly was sailing lb the pools as Urst
choice over ibu field at $60 to $40. This race was wou
in three straight heaia by James M. Oakley.
Tbe loilewiug ere the
sumssiaa.
Primokto* Dkivimo Panic, PmikOBtO*, N. J.?Kisht
Sraisu laoiTLNu Mkamo?1 laav I>av ?WrnskahAV,
01,y 20, 1*78.?Purse ol $160, lor horses thai have
never ueau-n three tnsuuiee; $76 to first, $60 to
second auu $26 to the third horse; utile beats, tbo best
three In Ore, in liarues*.
Starter*.
J. Pawllng's blk. g. awoke Ill
K. Smaller'* b in. Kete Thompson 2 4 2
\V. K. nam's blk. m. Vl iuge Uirl d 2 tl
ti. Hwick'S 0 g. Little Dau 4 3 g
P. Cleveland's b. in. W ny Not...... .T 0 4
11. Morris' g. a John H 1 j 6
C. 11. I'aiiuor's r. g. Palutur Uoy a 7 7
J. Sampson's b. m. Kaiy L, 733
TIMS,
quarter. Half. MilS.
first beat. 44 l;.i 2:47',
Second heal. .... <0 A 1:33 2.e3 a
Third heat 41', 1:2S>? 2 40
saus Day.?Parse gli6. lor borses that bnve never
beateu 2:34; $IHI to llrat, $eU to second and $36 to tbe
third; nine heats, the beat three lu five, in harness.
tl'v rhrt.
C. A. Denton's b. g. Jas. \l Oakley Ill
Saudlord k lie's U. a. I'alunsu lluel... 3 2 2
O. Hudson's ub. m. Dollvy 2 4 3
J, Fountsib'e blk. s. Shorty FeuiiUIn 4 3 4
tins.
Van? Mr. Half. M>t*.
First heel..... Ml 1:19 2:41
SicoDUIieal 41 Ai lad 2 42
Third bsut 40 1:21),' 2 42
CINCINNATI RACES
CiMiSSaTI, Ohio, May 29, 1(73,
Pool* on to-morrow's ra<o* wort sold a* follows;?
Fin*t Hack?Mils 3**11.-11111 ^sunders, 60; War
Qsld, .HI; June Jackaou, 16; Ids I.imbert, litoerge,
10; tho field, cotcpriemg lo<oue, Mystery end Aiboi.
IK
Mcuto Rack?Mile and a bell da*U.?Ilelle of Nil
son, 40; Judge Hancock, 36; iltgaul, 8; Bessie I.ee
auu Mesgiv Shield*, in the Ui-ld, 10.
I hirii Rack?Mne heals ? Virginian. 60; Vagabond
40; Toiotia, 30; KdwinA.,27; Pair Play, 22; Parole'
18; Llciui, 16; aUaS., 10.
NARUAQANSi.TT PARK RACES.
Pnnviuns H. L, May S?, 1878.
At Nsrragansatt Park this alttraoou lbs 2 3* clans
rscs was won by John Morrill, ol Aitlsooro; Honest
John, of Providence, second, and Mvrtls, ol Naiiek,
third. H?st time, 2:31
In ilie 2:24 class race Trnmpolise, ol Boston, was
lb tbro^straigut beats. Bast time. 2:24.
JEROME PARK RACES.
THE BEI JING AND litOBVULE STAUTEU9 IN TO
BAYa HACKS.
The spring meeting ol tbe American Jocko* Club
commences to-day at Jrroine Park, and II tbe weather
proven lavorabie a magaiUceot dey'v sport may be
auiiclpAieU. Ibe reocs will commence promptly el 3
P. 11. witlr* daub ot three-quarters ol a mile lor a
purse ot $400. Tbi* event closed with seven entries:?
Knudanianihus, 133 lbs. ; llary, 117 lbs | Idalia. 113
Iba i Hen*, ltd ibs ; Uarriok, 106 Ins.; Pawn,
100 lbs., aud the G.euclg fllly 100 lbs.
The second ruco on the programme is _ the Pordhuin
Hundicap Sweepstakes, one mile und a quarter, lor
which the following lot will probably coma to the
poai Virgiuiu?. 120 Iba ; Bertram, 114 lbs. j Gen
eral Phillips, 114 loo.; Cuba, 113 Iba. ; Princeton, 106
lbs. i Lady Salyers, 105 Ibs.; Fugitive, 104 lbs., aud
Bangor, 03 lbs. The Wi.hu-* Slakes, lor three-year,
olds, $100 untraucr, hail torlull, with $1,100 added,
la the third event, und out ot ibe i?riy-nine
entries the (oilowiug will prohahiy tisrt;?Buke o(
Magenta, Judith, Zodiac, Pride ol the Viil-.gu,
Buamuelf, Uramhie aud Kuueue N. Hobiueon. Tue
best ruoo is a sweepstakes ol $36 eacb, gentiauisu
riders, one mile and a quarter, with 160 lb*. up. 1 he
|>rouuhle starters are Mr. Purdy's Fiora, Mr. Water?'
Maleoidi, Mr. Uriswold's Burnley, Mr. W. Be Heme's
Mho aud Mr. lseiiu's Ballet. Toe day's sport will
ooueludd with a haudkiap steeplechase lor a purse ol
$oOO. Tbu lollowiug horses are eutcredTrouble,
103 lbs. ; Waller, 101 (Dr.; Deadhead, 166 Ids. | Prob
lem, lot! lbs.; Corouoi, 166 Ibs.; Bandy, 146 lbs.; New
York. 144 loa. ; Preston, 140 lbs.; Beuetier, 140 lbs.;
Helormer, 133 lbs., sua Lord Zetland. 136 lbs.
run root, rooms.
Bustness in llobokeu wua quiie lively laaluisht, and
by otgut o'clock Keiiy'a largo pool room wao jammed
lull aud tbo niduiug on the Uiffereut evsuie quite ao
tivo. Jobnaou A Lovetl's new rootus near tue laud
ing were not Unutted last uight, aud will not Ue
opened before Fitdsy night. McBouaall's rooms iu
Otio Cotliigo were ruuuiag in lull bleat and doing
quite a livuly busiuess. tbu rave that appeared to
uttraot the most aileulion ol the speculators was the
Pordbaui Handicap, aud wbeucver me utddiug on ?ny
other event ueoatuu stuck ho bed only to start 111 st
ohoieo lu tho handicap to insure native bidding, l be
lollowiug were ooiuu ol tne pools sold at Kelly's last
nlgbt:?
VOR bit AM HAMUICAP.
Banger $40 (70 $85 $loo
Virgiuius 30 34 43 66
Conor..! Phlltipu Id 40 40 60 1
Lady Bulyers 16 36 33 45
Cuba 14 35 18 33
Fugitive 13 36 36 35
Beitruui.. 10 31 35 30
Princeton 13 16 16 33
^.v.v.v.r:.v:::.v.*}10 16 14 21
Till. WirtlHRS STAKKS.
Buko ol Magenta $30 $00 $50 $60
Judith I 8 16 w ,,
Zodiac J 8 10 W 11
l'nue ot the Vitiugu...... 8 16 13 13
ItrMmbla 6 11 3 7
DauicnuU 6 Id 7 6
Kugouo . Koo.usoti...... 3 6 4 3
lu the ihree-quurtur of a mile dasti the Oral pool
that was turn was a, loiluwa:?Hbutlaniaolhua, $36;
G irrlck, $36; Mary, $8; ldalta, $V; Fuwn, $6, uuu .no
livid, luuiuding iti.nu und too Clone,g UHy, $4.
Nothing much was done on the steeplechase us
Trouble and Waller sold together lor $30 and the
entire hold oniy brought $33. Nobody appeared to
know unything shout tho geotlemuu riders'ruco and
|t was tell oaraiuily uloue.
TUK SUBSCKIPTIUM ROOMS.
Thoro was a lair attondaucs oi uiumbers last night,
and some litlio booking was dono ou the evouta ol to
duy. Hbadamuuibu* was a strung luvorito at eveu
against the Held, and 3 to 1 was offered agatosl
Carries. Mr. btauiord laid a net ol $1,600 to $300
against tbe Uienelg Any aud also a long sbot aguioat
Fawu at about the same ttgures. For the buudtosp
Banger waa hacked lor a liillu mouoy at 2 to 1, hut
Virgiuius, Ludy Sslycrs, Central Pnlllips, Uartram
ana Cuba uppenred to be the most iu demand, i hero
was very iittio business ou the Withers, aud lu tho
gentlemen's race inure waa a good deal ot inquiry
about prtues, bmuoihtug waa oackod to any amount.
TEN DiiOECK AND MOLLiE M'CAK'IH .
Lot'tsviLLK, Ky. , May 20. 1878.
A rumor having beeu circulated to tbo effeot that
Teu Urocele and Mollia McCarthy wero to be controlled
nud ran by ouo party, Colonel k. Lewis Clark,
Jr., in a card to tbo Courirr-Journal, exposes
tho lallucy ol ibe idea, as the race aud homos are un
der oooirol ol the l.uui.villa Jockey Clob, es are ail
uvents ol the Juiy meeting. Ion Uroeck aud McCar
thy both rem a ill here training lor ihu tiiutcn, Mr
Harper huvlog deoltnud to go to St. Louis with Ten
Brot'Ok,
PHILADELPHIA RACES.
I'hii.aukli-iiia, May 28, 1878.
Tho second day's trotting meeting took plico to-day.
The weather was good and tho track In lair oondltion.
The Oral race ?u lor the 2:4U class, purse $3U0,
divided.
HIMilT.
AlCldea 2 0 5 1 1 1
Odd Mellow 17 4 3 2 2
Jaine-. K 3 4 12 4 4
Clara Morris 8 10 7 3 2
May Medium 6 2 3 6 5 r. o
Hob Scott 7 3 7 0 flr.o
Chance 4 8 2 4 dr.
Chic 1 0 0 dr.
Time, 2:31?2:32S?'**4?2:J0X?2:35?2:J3V
Skto.to Race?Purse, $300; lor double team*.
summary.
Varlck's entry 12 11
a. Rider's eutry 2 12 3
H. 1'. Stetson's entry 3 3 3 2
K. P/ie's eutry 4 die.
lime, 2:48)4?2:4*),?2:42)4?2:44X.
Third Hack?Hurts, $100; gentlemen rluera; mile
beaut.
SUMMARY
DalgasUn 1 1
I.ance l 2 2
Lime Mac 3 dr.
Woodstock, Kuith and Malay Deau distanced.
Time, 150)4?2:bl?.
FRIENDSHIP DRIVING PARK RACES.
I'ittssuru, Ha, May 29. 1878.
Fiutsnauir Dnivjxo I'auk?Sacoao Day.?First
Hack?For 2:60 claaa, puree $400. There were ail
entries and lour starters.
Tho Oral boat wan dead
l)au Doualdsoo. 113 1
Kuay Fry 4 4 13
Clara Morris 2 3 2 2
Little Sain 3 2 4 4
11mo, 2:45? 2:41?2:41 !4? 2:41 '.?2:41
Sscoxo Rack?A lr*< -fur-ail pace; purae 1400. Two
euir ??. SRepv George wet, beauug Lucy la three
straight boats
Time, 2:30?2:24)4?2:23)4.
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.
The Twenty-flrat annual regatta (Uuioo Regatta) of
the Brooklyn Yacht Club, will take place on Tuesday,
Juue 18. The club lovitoe a tree entry and oilers lor
cumpetitloa prize* (or the following classes:?
Fir.t, a class' lor all schooner yachts; second, a
class lor ell sloop yachts larty-Uve iset long sad over
on wster line; third, a class lor all aloop yschis auiler
loriy-flve leet long on water line; fourth, a claaa lor
all yachts (open boats) twenty-live Ret mud over
on water line; Ultu, a else* lor all i itlu
ma ran s. The club prisv will be aonllocd to
yuruts enrolled in ins Hrouklyn Yacht Clnb,
and bs awarded lo the llrai yacul in, so euroilou, ol
c.o i elan, on time ailownuee. tliu Flag Ofllcer s
I'risc will be open to ml yacbla enrolled ID auy rogu
lar yecltt elan, and be award d to the seconu yacnt
in, ui each china, on tiuie ailowaou* I'ruvidsu, imw
CVef, that tula prizo cann it he awnhliil lo the yankt
wioiiiuc the club prise. There will be one prizo
award.d lo the liith class (auiaiiiaraue), and be
awar .ed to the Drst boa) in, ol tbai class, ? n time al
loa mice Two yachts or oalemaraue lo start, or no race
lor ihui class. The course ssagreed upon tees follows :?
fur schoouere and ttrnt eutss elco|>s, I root the sinks*
host anchored oil Bey Kldsc to siaSiboat at buoy
3)4, Southwest Mpn, turning on port hand, thence to
me Xaeuy hook lightship, rouuumg s?uie ou the
sliirbnard baud, nod return to heme slakchoat
oil Huy Kidge dnak, passing it on port
aids. For seeoud class .loop., Irota slake*
li at oil Hay Kidiie to slaaetioat si buoy 8)4,
southwest 8pit, leaving sstue on port hand, ihrnea 10
Siakeboat at outer bar buoy, in Ueuney s ohaunel,
roundin.- it ou starboard hand, and return lo stake
bout oil Bay Ridge dock, passiug 11 ob me port side.
I be third class slo?| s (open boats) and catamarans,
Iroiti etakoooat aueboreo olf Bay itidge lo siakeboat
at buoy No. 8\, Southwest Spit, rounding snine ou
tne port hand, tbeuce to home siakeboat 02 Bay
Ridge doek, passing II en lbs pert tide,
YACHTING NOT EM.
Yacht Kate, I). Y.C., Mr. J. F. Haudolpli, Iruui the
esstw ud, passed M til lor tone, L. I., yesterday alter
uoob, cruising southward.
The liaidee, Kelpie and Twilight, of the Newport
Yacht Club, and Gleam, of the Providence Ya> hi
Club, warn at sac nor in the barber ol Newport yas
ttrdajr.
CREED MOOR.
COMTBf ITION8 FOR Til K WIL1E AND AMATEUR
CLUB UllKJKS
The 111 its oompetlllou lor the Wylia Badge was shot
at t ruediuoor yesterday aileraoon. This match was
open 10 all member* of the National Hide Association
end el the New York Slate National Guard; weapon,
any military rill*| distane*. ami and boo yards; aevea
roauds, efl-band, at each distance; badge to be won
three Mines bolor* becomiog the property ol lbs wiu.
ntr. There were twelve entries. Captain W. it.
Ltvermore win the badge on a acorn of Bftjr ool of the
po-aiblr kcvouty point*. Tbe tecurd of ibe mated
hlood all 'oiloW*: ?
Hi 600
i iiife. ]'<rrii,
W K. lp?n>?on 20 j-j i>o
W. il. Kafro* 27 2.? itl
*'? Hy' # 22 21 4J
J. K. (irutimau 24 i? 42
J. L. Pau ding li? l>i 37
A. U Van Htuseu. 26 a o>
J. W. llangum 21 H 20
M. M. Ualtby ltj 11 37
A. u. Millet lb b 24
P. McMnrrow Hi 7 23
\V. W. Gray 10 2 12
Ilio flrai com pen 11 on lor ibu Amateur Club rikori
Range badge to .it place ul tbree P. 11. Tl? lueiati
was open to membra oi lue cmb only , disUnca 200
yards: 13 snot* without i giiiin; aiiuu; any rifle;
position, aiuuoiuy; ibe badge lo be won tbreu limes
before Oetoniiug tuo property oi ibe winner. Tbure
wer<* eleveu i-nines, i tan l>eilgv was won by Mr. K.
11. Holion. iboroures stood as luilows:?
1. 11. Hoiiou OS N. b. Ward oo
W. M. Farrow 07 11. Ktaber 00
IV Hyde 00 P.O. .-anUiord on
K H. Kueue 0.1 T. l.auio 60
M. vi. vuiitay ?1 J. A li*try 6o
C. IS. Hlyueuoui gn.... 01
PlGb-ON SHOOTING.
IIOUAIIDUS CilVFB AN EXHIBITION OF fXPEUT
KKSS WtliVlOUB TO IIIH DK1AHTOHE (Oil
eub: p e.
ttognrdui, the great pigeon fchot, leivee to-day tor
Europe to visit the Exposition at Pane, and aleo to
shoot a mutch in England with Mr. E. Peuuoi, ol tho
Uurnuguum lluu Club, at lt>0 pigeons at thirty yarde,
accord nit to the rulee ol that ciub, lor $1.1KH> a aide
The uxhibittou given vcilerday wit to let liU friends
form aotue idea ol what be cau uo abroad at the Eng
lish ruloe ol aboo;iug. The exhibition came ell' at
Hiram Homo's Brooklyn Driving Park, P-rk villo,
Loug Inland, aud was witnessed by a large number 01
gentlemen, who were all wall nut.slW that Hogardua
will be u hard man to brat in any couutry.
Bogardus had aeut to Now Jorsey to Miles John
aon lor ItiU good birda to mako tbo trial with,
but the latter could only lurnish sixty two, aud
thlrty-oigbl glass balls bad to bo substituted lor
biriia. Bogardus used a Scott U Sons' double
barrelled breecb-louuor, 12-bore, using una ounce
aud a ball ol shot aud live drachms ol powder,
and H la with tuis gun be inteuua to about aguinat
Mr. Penuei. F.ve traps weru uaeo, at tnirty yard*
disl.iuce, ueiug oath burns in mo utrda, nut only ouo
. at the ualis. 1'ne following ?re in? drtaiisol
Tilk miiootimq:? .
ibe first bird sis killed witu u> cona barrel at loug
' range u? U drovo tapiuly auuy over iu<- hold. In#
| second wue quickly killed w Hi first barrel. Th?
I intra shot w?s .it u glass null, whicb was broken;
lourth. uu luuouter. nrutlv kille ; III ill, s quurierur to
tbo right, soon disposed ol situ urst; >1x10, .> uriver,
I killed wuu Ural; seventh, tail, hiokeu; el.nth, a
quuritTer to the rigui, Knocked over wuii urst; oiiitn,
| uquuPt-Yer to llw right, gii.uuwitu secuou ui loug
; di-lauce; tenth, Kill, d uear tho trap; ulevvutii, mil,
; missed ; tweltiU, quurierur to tUe rigul, kuucKtd over
' by Uist; thirteeutu, u driver, nuic.iy kttied witn Uret;
I toui teeulh, killed close to trap; U.tecum, u quur.trer
to the twit, settiud quickly ; sixteenth, ban, broken ;
?eveoleenlh, a quertcrer to the right, brought
uown by secoud; eighteenth, bail, broken;
niueieautn, a driver, trustee; twentieth, a
qua terer to tho right, hi', by bom?a good
kill; tweoiy.flrat, ball, broken; twenty-second, bell,
broxen; twenty third, quickly killed near trap oy
first: twentv-tourlb. u uriver. killed bv Ural: twenty.
UUb, a driver, killed by Ural; tweniy-uixiu, bail,
broken ; ivtcoiy-eeveulu, hu uy both burro in, but es
caped ; leeuty-elghiti, bull, missed; iwcuiy-ntulb, an
eusy incomer, quickly killed; tuirnelb, killed ul trap
witu Qrsi; ibirty-Ursi, bull, broken; tinny-second, u
driver, mi, but escaped; lUlriy-ibird, bull, mis ed;
lliirty-fourlU, u driver, Killed by Ilrul barrel: tlnrty
flltb, Killed cloua to irap by Ilrul; lliiriy-Kixib, bull,
broken; tbirly -seventh, a driver, lumped; tuiriy
elgUtb, u driver, bll by both uud killed; tniriy-tiiniii,
ball, brokou; lortielb, un incomer, killed by second ;
lorty-Ursi, buii, brokou; orty-sccomi, bull, unsaid;
lorij-tlnrd, killed by ueooiid; forty-loan n, quickly
killed by Urstnear irup; luriy-U.lii, bull, lirokeu , lorty
sixtb, killed by first; iorly-sevonlb, ball, brokeu;
loriy-oigutn, killed by Ilrul clueo to irup; loriy-niuib,
e driver, kiiiud bj second; Ulilotn, broke%uull; Ully
lirst, u ur.vor, killed by Orel; UUy-secouu, bull,
brokou; tlliy-imrd, a quarlerer to ibe right*
killed by Ural; iiliy-lourtli, killed by socoud ; illiy fllih,
quieklv killed by Ilrul; lllty-aixlb, bell, n.iu-eu; lllly
uovuulb, nil, but eacupod; Utly-eigUib, bull, broken;
(lily-niuili, ball, broken; uixiloili, a driver, killed with
eecond; sixiy-llrai, un incomer, killed wnb tlrtt; sixty
bocoud, bull, brokeu; uixiy-llnrd, quurturer lo Ibo
right, killed by ecoond ; sixiy-fourili, bull, brokc-u; six
ty-1)1111, killed by Urui close lo Irup; sixiy-uixtb, bull,
brokeu; sixty-seveuta, killed wmh ibe ueoond barrel
over tlio boude ot ibe people; sixty-eighth, ball,
broneu; eUiy-mnib, u uriv< r, quickly koockud ovor by
Ursi ; seventieth, ball, broken; eoreuty first, a qu iriercr
to lue r it bi, killed ?ilb 111 at; ei VeQly-aecuod, bull,
brokeu; uoveuiy-ibird, oa.l, broken; Hi-veuiy-tuurtb,
killed by Oral ult>se 10 the trap; sovooly-nilh, bull,
brokeu; aefeuiy-mxtb, au lucomir, killed by Ural
barrel ulur wulilug until Hie bird was over the beads
ol me poople; sevcrny-seventh. bull, broken ; seventy
eighth, ball, broken; ecvetiiy-uiulb, un luoomer,
killed by Ural; eightieth, bull, brokeu; eighty
brai, uu incomer, Killed by Ural; uigbiy-seooud,
ball, oroKcn; eitbty -third, Killed by Ural close to irup;
eiijUiy-luuriii, bull. broken; elably-Ollb, u
driver, killou by Ilrul; utginy-sixtb, kiiiud quickly
closo to trap by I)rat; uighty-scvcuih, ball, broken;
eighty-eighth, bull, brokeu, oighiy-uiutb, an incomer,
killed by Urui; niuiieib, bill, brokuu; niuety-Orui, a
quarlerer lo lue rigbt, killed by Oral; nineiy-eeeond,
bail, brokeu; umeiy-ibird, bit by ooib but escaped,
ninety-lourlb, bull, iniesco; uiueiy-Oith, a quurtt-ror
to llio rlgiu, killed uy Urui; ninety ?ix:b, a driver,
quickly Killed by Qrut; ninety seventh, a qiiurterer
10 the leli, killed ut long range by second; ninety
eighth, ki.ied close to trap by Ural; nineiy-niuib,
killed quickly by Qrn; one buudredib, a quarlerer to
ibe rigut, Killed by Ursl.
ibe lollowihg IB the
rcoRK.
liouaanva.?1 1111, 11111, 0 1111, 110 11,
1 l i l l, l o o l l, 1 o o 11, i o 1 l 1,1 o l 11. l 11 l l,
1 l l l l, u o l l l, 1 l l l i, l 1 11 1.1 l 11 1,11111,
11 111, 111 11, 1 l ou i. i l l l 1.
Total 100?Killed and broken uallu, 88 ; missed 12.
Time?Uue hour and lou inmates.
YALE ATHLETIC GAMES.
WIMNflUI or THE VA1UOU8 BVBMT8 AT NEW
IJAVi N YE8TKBDAY.
[llY TELEUIIAI'll to TUB UBBALD. 1
New Uavix, Coon., May go. 1878.
l'lra spring gauiaa of iuu Y*lo Athletic Association
wore attended to.day by over four hundred ueraoua
and were a succors. There were elavou areola, and a
large uuouer of cutriee. Tho 100 yerde dusb wua won
by K. W flrown in 10?4 seconds; ibe bigh leap by O.
D. Thompson, al a leei 1 lucbcv; tbrowiag (he base
ball by W. K. Huiebtosou, al 343 leal tl luoboa; the
lug ol war by lb* lre.il>men class, deleallug Ibe olaaeee
ol 'TO ami 'W; Ibe aeulor race dash over 410 yurda
by T. K Mower, in 00 eccouds; me hamiuer Ihrowiug
by U. D. Ibouipaou, 71 feci J luchce; the qaarier
nulo run by Herman Liriiiyeloii, in :<i\ leconua; ibe
UUMle raoe, 8 burdlea. distance 1-L) yard*, by W. U
Camp. O. U lingge won ibo mile walk lu 8m. ?(i?.
CHICK ET.
There woe a largo utleudauco of crickctera and
baseball player* ycaterday uu (lie parade grounda al
Prospect l'ark, at the unusual uialcli of eleven
cricketers of Ibe Manhattan club agaiuai eigh
teen biaeball playera ol the Polytechnic Uaie
bill CiuU The ball pUyera tlrai went to ibe
bal, aud were quickly disposed of lor the lolal
ol 43 ruua. Cliauncey made a good 13 (not out) and
I.awlcr bulled well lor In. The other* wore eaeily
bnwtod. Lnwler and Chadwick have olleu played
cricket beiore, but ihn ell ore nod ueter previouaiy
handled llie Willow. I he M aiihaltaua bad a lair leain
oul. Idley, Who acnied 1U, I* ouo ol lite oldest
members ?i ibe club, and carried his bat lu ibe eighlh
vrickcL Ja< kaou uiad? a good elaud, but the otbere
could not manage llie unsteady bal;? uelivirod by ibe
baseball pitchers. The following la tha score:?
NaSMATTA*.
>V. rtcotl.c. Kly. b. laiwier 6
Tilley, b. I.awier Id
H. luci.er, c. Blitk, b. I.awier 4
Auioa, c. llama. b. I.iwier
liakiu, b. CnalnlHirlaio ... 0
Itovab, c. Hockley, b Law lor o
I.ove, e. Oamaeyer, b. Cawlei u
Jausauu, b. C Uanib< rime Ig
U I', r cm I. c- Hoi ktcy, h l biiuherlaii U
ilcKenilr, not out... 1
linwoy. b. I.awier 0
llyas, il*, widca, 111; no ball*, g 14
Total '18
roLY remain
Huckiey, run out g
Iluiice, e. tlukln, b. scoti 1
Chamberlain, b. Scott 4
Catuineyer, run out
Vnortieer. run ou< 1
MrKae, ?> Magin, b. J?uk?ou u
Miles. u Jaoksou 0
ilowrn, b. Scon 4
HoiCK, h rtcoil 2
Kly, b. Hcoll 0
Cbumieey, noi oul Id
II >rria, ruu out U
Jenkins, run out ....'.! 0
ilird, U Bcoll...... ?...! *.""!! 0
Drophy, b Wooll j 0
Uwler, * Tiller, U icon ^10
James, In Seolt 0
Chndwick, c. 1,0m, b. Jarkiou...,, . . . 0
llyee, 4; wide, 1 ?
lolal 43
Umpire.?Mesrrs. White und Cuadwick.
S'' ^*or8M P'ay the Pnilaualphia Club
at Hubokeu; tin Mannar Una piay llie Peterson tuned
KltVvU al 1'aleraoD, aud the Melon Isliud < tub will
play a match ? Married r?. Miigte?al fttaten la.and.
On .Saturday the ? ootid elefvna ol mo Si. Oeorgea
aud dtaicn lalaud eiuba will play al 8laloo lalaad.
BASEBALL.
?Tr ?
A buicti l? r lUa champ ousuip ot Crniral Park, bo
twvuu lua Luue Mara end *fcir"t 11. two crock juuior
ciuoi, we* played yceterday tu the pretence or fully
two tuouaeud spectators, the Lone 8ur winning 0/ ?
acoro ol4 to 3.
Ibo games plsyed at various plaaaa throughout th?
country retailed ma tollowaAt Baltimore, Naw Bed
lord., U; National., ol WasUmgtou, 3 At Pittsficia,
Auburut, t), i'ttiaiioioa, 3 At Woreefior, Woroesters,
13; Hoiyottts, 3. At Springfield. Milwaukee*. 7;
'prtngilv Ids, 0. At Horn ellsv ;iU, ItuctiesU-re, i; Hot
uoiia. a
To-day tua Vlyawaya ami Hoimkrn* play on tbs
Cehlvnuiei li round, J?r*ey City; I'lttluitr anil .Una
ryIlia (lata Pioepeaii) 1 tie Jasper lirouud-, Msu
iiaiun vine ; .-aliar? (I * OlUce >uu llegiawr's Oitlce at
High Bridge ; Ho-olulce uuil I'riucelons, til Llizahelh;
Hi an. .uii l'uiueuis. at itulberlurd I'uik; Chatham*
und Hudson* at lua Captiouou Urouud ; Kl/away* and
Orange, in the uiorniug, ul Orange; Butluut auJ Cbt
Wiiot, at llo.iou; In aiuuapolis uud Citicluuati. at Cm
ciuu.li; rroritlut.ee an-' Milwaukee, at I'rovhleoce;
Btiilulus ai.tl I'tium til", at Bullulu; liuruolla and
Kov'iofiera. in Kocbt'ftur; Monitor* aul M.tldau
Biottiera, at tVaiarliury; Wnokaa, ol Broo||)an, and
Ac.ive*. at Wappiltgor Kail*; L.ica*aud Maurbuslere,
at Manchester, and Mar* nuo Lrweils, at Lowell.
During ibe mouth ol Juno t'jero will be aisty-two
tnlaruulioual champ oushi;i satum played, lea ol
wbicti wt.l take place at Allegheny ; sight at llartford;
am each, at I. udon, Hpr.ngtteld aud Mancbealer;
Uvu at Lyuu ; lour curb, at Lowell, Qoroallirnle, liui
lulu and Buigbainiou; two aacb, at Uoehaaiar and
SynwUM) aud oua at L'tloa. Tbe Tucuui.eb make
two abort tour*, pitying lour games on aacb tour.
Tbe brat trip will like tu 1'uuuay Ivauiu end tbe eecond,
New York. I ho Crleaete, ol Binghauilon, uud Buf.
lalue uacli p' iy soveu gurnet ou v.s.tluj grounds; the
Blurs uud ICocliesters, six each; ibo Hornelle, Ore;
Maucheaters, SpiuigRelda, Lowull'e, Hartlorde aud
Live O.as, lour oacti; and L'licae, three. Tbe contest
lor ilie championship baa, Hide ur, been exceedingly
luicreatiug. 1 bu club* urc. lor ibu moat part, eredljr
matched.
imiahnaiiox'al .caantca ruH junk.
June 1. ai tt uetiuMtr. Mar v.. tliuicno.trr.
June I, at llurtl rd. Lite a v?. Uarlturu.
June 3, at K. cuoi rr. Luff-tin v* llocbester,
Juno !i, at HlugliHiiil.il. Tscuutaen v. I'rlcket.
Jitite 3. at U?ucur*l?r, Mar Miuiciisaior.
.lime 3, at iiartlnrd Bile* ?k llaitlnrd
Juuu 4. at iturueitkville, lucumseh vs. liornell.
June 4, at Ly.o, >l*r v.. Lire Hsk.
Juue f>. HI Ailegneuy. TeeillUkeU *k. Alla-jluny.
June at Bli.gbsutiuo, Itullalo ??. Cric.et.
Juue at IIai iluid, Mar v*. tlai tluru
Juuu 0, at .-tprlugli id. Lite* Vk Spriuulleld.
June II. at AUestie..y. lecmu-oU v.. Allegheny.
Juue II. at lleruel.kville, itult .lo vk iloriiell.
JuueU, at Mm,ill .ter. Low all v* Manubekter.
J uii* tl, at ii ar Horn, Slur vk ti art laid.
Juue 7, at Allegheny. Buffalo v. Allegheny.
June S, ul Hpr.uglleid, Mitr vs. -tpriu* Itald.
Jane 4 hi Alte, lienv. Buffalo vs. tlieirlisny.
June I'*, at I.011U, . CsuadH, ito.'bostor ve I'ecutnsob.
June l". .t Allegheny, iiorueil v.. Alleiiheuy.
J uue in, at ."prnigtli'ld. utloi 1 v> Sp ugtleld
June il, at l.nudeu, Caiiad 1, .tucheaier v. f. cauiMk
Jui.e II. at ille.beuy. Ilurnrlt v*. A leabeny.
Jim 1 J, at Buffalo itacbeeter va. Buff no.
June 111, at oweli, Ha.liu>d v.. ,.uw .1.
juii ? id. at Liiiduu, I'auadH. II rnel v*. Teeumtsh.
Juue Id. Ht .M tuc..enter, ilarilurd v? Manchester.
June 14, ut London. ChiihJh. Il .rnell v?. I.euaiseh.
June 14 at .alte Ueny, . ueliettar v. Allegheny.
Julie 14 hi Lynn, ilervuiru v. Live ->wk
Juuu to, at Bctr.lo. iiorueil m. .tulTalo,
Jaue 13. at AllegUeiiy, hyebeatsr v.. Adegheay.
Julie 17, at Low.dl, Mauclieeter vs Lowell.
Juue 17, at Lynu Spriu.Seld v. l.leo Oak.
June IS. at Lowell, nprlu.liela vs Lowell.
June 14, at Lyuu. MHiivbvkter vt Live Oak.
June 10, at Hoclto.tei, Crtcke. vs. itocbekter.
Juue In. hi .tlHiiclie*ier. SprlucH.-ld v., .daucbesten
June JO at l.oiiduu, ChuhiIu, 1 ricket rt. le.utuaeb.
Juue 30. at Maucliesler, Live nak vs iiencbeeter.
June 30, at llHrttord, >|irluglleld va. llHrtf.ird.
Juue Jt, at i.oud,.n, CuuadH, 1 ricaet va lectuafab.
Juue 31. Hi . owed. Live (las va Lowell.
June 33, at Buffalo. Cricket vs Huff,tie.
Juue 33. at LYUU, Lowali va. Live iihK.
Juue 33. nt Kyraeuaa, Koeiieater va Star.
June 34, Hi Aile^tieiiy, Cricket v*. Alleebsuy.
June 34, ut >|,ringtleid. Live Oak V1. .-priuj;ll,'ld.
June J >. at Alleaiieity, Crirket vat Alleatieny.
June Jo, at tlarllord. Live oak va. Ilartlord.
Juue 36, at Syracuse, lecutitkeii v*. ntsr.
Juuu 37, at iiultaio. Cricket va. Httffalu.
Juue 37, at Ilarilurd, Masebeater v.. llartford.
Juue .7, at LliCi, lecuusaoh vs. L'lica.
JuiieJH, at lliiriieilavilie.iliiirHl.lv.. HoruelL
Juue -H, at Hlnaiiauitou, leeuniaoli vt. t.'rlrket.
June 34, ul Mpriiigti Id. Lowell va. .iprlugtleld.
June 3P. at iiorueilaville, lecuiuaeh va. unruelk
Juue 3D. si Bliiahaiutoii, Uuffato va CrickaL
June 3U, at llartlurd. I. .well va llarltord.
Juue 3tf. Hi Springfield. Manchester va Springfield.
KILLED WITH A BAT.
A strange howichi* baa occurrad to 1'alersoo, N.
J. Tliuro la u uioadow over tho 1'assaic aiid ucarly
opposite iba gas works, wbich is the reaori ol boya
wUu play oalt there. Ainooa tfcoee congregated ibaro
oo Tuesday ovouiug were Juhu Davidson, a lad ol tab
yearn, and a boy of sixteen uaiued Casinos. Ooa
story la thai Caslltuo was aliuul to strika lbs
ball witb i>is bui aud inisaad it, the blow
lalUiie upon Iba baad of Davidson. Tba boy fall lo
Ibo ground luaanalbia aud a largo crowd gaihorad
about biin. Altar a oouaidurabio tiuio uiapstd a
riuit.br 01 ttia .arger b iya gatbaroi up tho tiulu (al
low and brou.ht ti<ni homo to tho rcaiaoaco ol big
puri-uts, ul Not 88 Bast Msiu atroot. At alaraii
o'clock yeatoruuy bu uivd. l'ba Coroner waa ibaa
uolided, bv direction ol iba pbyaloiau, but no lata
waa ;ba hour (bat bo Waa unable to more Ibaa
begin so inquiry last nigbt. iba result ol bia labors
tuua lur baa osuu to uaci-rtalu that auutbor story baa
bean told by some ol tba larger buys, i'bia is that
Casiltb" quarrelled wnb Davidson and purposely
struck tba ratal blow while tbu latter waa realising
? u iba grass. Tba Coruucr will order tba arrest of
Cast line.
THEA t UICAL TUOUBLES.
A SCENE AT NlDIiO S NOT DOWN ON THE BILU^
TUK "GASCON" WITHDBAWN.
Ai Nlblo's Uaratu last uigbt tbo curuiu was rung
down on tbo Qltb act of tba "Gatcou." Tba dolay
wbicb loliowad made tba paupis bolievo thai
something bad gout wrong behind. Tbo ap
puaraoceof ouo ol tbo attaches auuounclug tbat lbs
play could not proceed, and tbau Mr. Aruotl'a pr?s>
ance close behind him, staling that ba was roady,
providod tba managaiuoBt would guarautaa tbat his
Diaca should have tba lull ran, indicated thai
the periormaaca was ended. The true tuwirdness
ol the d.fllculty between Meters. Uicbs A Gardner
and Mr. Aruutt IB tbas explained. The muuagomoni
claim tbat tbey wara ready to go on uotii the 34 ol
Juno, and that tboy could not toe bow bo oould claim
that bia salary bad uot bcou paid hint. Tboy bad paid
bun in foil and ware ready to couiiuue I he ??Gascon"
until tbo expiration ol ilia contract this wuok. Tboy
ibluk tbat Mr. Aruotl'a ;ooduct u<ods exploitation at
luual,
TBS actor's sins or rns out.
Mr. Arnott at uivd to a IUh*m> r> porter last nig bl
tbat h in llral weak 'a salary was uvsrduo lor torao
dsya. ilu tbu lualiiide ol Wednesday Mr. li .chu in
formed Mr. Arautt that never tines the tbontre bad
been upuned bad so many tickets huoo sold at the bog
ufDce | rlor to tbo nruductiuii ul "The 'Isicul,*' bat
at ibo saiualtmu eaid that they must withdraw Ibo pu-ce
unleaa Mr. Aruott would consent "to lot ap an bis
salary." Mr. Arnott objected to this, and again alter
tno mallui'oyesterday a.,kod fur his salary. "Night
cuiuo," naid lie, "but no salary. ' During tbu Urst
act Mr. Arnott sent ruuud to say that if
his salary was not lorthcuiuiag ha would not
proceed with the pieca. I bey then, he (aid,
paid bun $JUU on account, and tba play went on for
auotber act. Mr. Aruott ngsiu demanded ilia re
maining lot). f4U ol wtuou wera paid him. Inlormsd
by tba paopio ul tba company tbat tba inauaaatnoat
did uot nilebd lo Ittilll (be cuulract Mr. Aruott askod
Hit tieusur. r tor a rimsurauc* that such report was
scllm-. Ha d icliued lo klvs IL
"At lbs out ol tbu Sitn set.'' said Mr. Arnott, "ins
treasurer ordered the prompter to ring down, at tbo
?auto tune -ayiug lb Mr. Arnott, 'You broak your oo*
gasemsnl t' "
then suid Mr. Aruott to ibo Hkrai.o ro
p >rl?r, "I turned to too satire < uuipauV
asaeinnkd 10 bear tbo result of this dubata and
?Old, "I uka you nil la witneai I am here,
dressed aud ready to play,whether I am paid lor moss
threw nights or u?t." Mr. Rroao, the i>roiupter, raug
down tba grean cortalo and said :?"l.adlea aud goo
tlutneii?Uwing to tba illness ol some ul tbo actors
and ?tnars, tbo play cannot proreed. '
Mr Aruott at onoa stepped lorward asd sal I"I
wish to aaplsiu. I put ui v loriuoos on Ilia 'Gaacoo,'
and will stick by that ship nil aba eiuko. I was
horw under an votagomcni to play two weeks isr
f.'uw i hat cognginteiit hsa been broken is tba
most ll.igraut manual. I am willing uod ab a lo
Union the pmee, as 1 U*va negun ik ll H la Bnl
finished It it iba taatl ol the rn inagemuot, and sol
SUM
Tin; upshot ol lhe dispute will ba, tbo management
declare, that "The Gascon" will ne withdrawn and
??Oliver Twist" take tta piece to-sigbt and uurmg tt>#
ro-1 ol the wcok.
A I'll It AN METHUUiHT I TISLOPAL
CONFERENCE.
The session* of Ibo annual Conference of the A mean
Methodist kpiacup.il Church, luSu.nvm htraet bethel,
cio-oJ yesterday. Kcv, Mr. Dickvrsou aud liisbop
WaybMb delivered brief addrsakes on Odn atma.
Altar tbo traMiCtloa of soma routine bnsiuaas the
following appointments wara made:? Hetliel Ctiureh,
N>'W York, Kev IV h Dlckarson; Kboneser Mission,
Now Y?rk. T. K Nrsukiyn; Kiaat street, lirooklys,
f. beb ? nor) UDdgo Sirosi, Uruoklyu. J. IT. Iboiuaa:
Mushing (I., i. I circuit, K It. Dsvn; Jamaica (I,. I.f
cue ml, J. G, Muwbr.y; It-siva (I,. I.) abd IllckS
Chapel. J. Yriely: brisukst, I. I., J. II. Ninbols;
t.ion Cove, I.. 1., A. .t. Amos; Moiroee and
Wniie rialiia, A U. Uarrisoa, translorrsd Irom New
Jersey kumerriice; i'oughkoi paia Mission. J. H. Mor
gan; Albany, f Woodyard ; NaiWich, N Y., James A
Isppast Calskill, A C. GTippou; l.ockporl, N. Y.. O,
hi Janus; Itliignamtou, N Y,, U. V. Aldridvw; km
deibo- k, N Y., Ti K JscbioOj Auburn, N Y., W. K.
Maranali; Oswego, N. Y., W. K Tuwaecud; Owagn (N.
Y.) circuit, Ui-orca W. Itslisy j Cuksatkl, N Y., J.
dr. Ubopi r. W. H. rnomas transfsrrad to New hug
land Cosfbrenrs; C. Aakwortb, reeoivaS Iron Virgin S
Conference; E. T. fbompeos, aspsransuatsd. Aiier
ratikiuua atareiMS tbo Coufercuce alluur .oa gtns