New York Clipper (Mar 1879)

IIP Mabch 29, 1879: liiw vmk cuppeb. *JlkTx?Sui rraadad^ ir too wU uk the wttMs , ptirrtiM TOO ponhue at one time la adTrnm Or Um itiniu wad tlx flnt cm hnndnd e9BSLuaftaa>tntatIU^clkBt*A>r iDbuountcaplM, aai3£[ta^Uteir. a. ^<it«bl7 not, atthougta UtoDOt Ihn H«v\a(k to Mtttoo™. AofOmlU. Theje «« tb« Gks»-Hmk the Cap* af Oou . Ho« and the Piaama nSm. ftr laU trwD lim to Baa FnoeiMn, and thenoc taKSiomiirtt U about KUV mO<a. Tb* mUcalD aU ,ef ctatntamDa to tba jstaaaor flftccn toann «u handled. In ttatnta mUea tba aborlMt dl Ba iiea b tS^SbmabootUJODmUea. We ilwajd>dt|e that, pne- w n*.w« Bcadltac.—LBaforaflgtatlnctbahan Jlera •irtk others dosirith water taken in a iponse Boo .■ • CTiagtn^ taatatbe sponge In order to detect tb* Kl III* or anr polaoooni aobatanc* that maj bare been i^lSt^^i I-r:) Sgj:a— th. .i»im«L X If yen will look at tSaAuuais aaaln TOO win lee that It aaj* ten mlnntM, and not ooaitcr boon, both tn tbe a u ii u i i i ii gj and tn the SSmoT lS£5 neotdcd tlmea, eta. S. Open th*bllner ™X»7BS£ii.—TonlOK. E.P. We«ton,whoUUita« fa, walked SIO mllea whan ha wai beaten bT (VLnnrlBa tlx din' mlktno match at Agilciillanl Ball, T>»iA» In AnrlL tor. In the am m un u tlth ip for the JK^TSoiabDlurBnalaBd belt, cnteetanta to goattkgf SeZeSma^thelata cooteat at Oibnorv'i Oardeo), V. teknCrbB wtnner. corered SB VI mUr* In isn. Itai. JSnr. Kow^eCeVr mllea; and BomD,MB 1-7mllea In "^."SomSs. 80. MandHertOT.-L KeKher Bowen nor W«tas waa amoos the oompetuon Ibr the Aatlrr belt ■ hrull wMnallywiin \rf O'Leair. X BoweU mut —i iB noeaaloa, bete* h* can elalm win the belt twlc* mora, . , —-—.—i^-iii It aa hli own ptoeeitT, nnleaii, of eooiae, be ihooM not be ailed mm todeamd tt more than onee bete* the explnr Hen JrBm adpolated elchuen montha. S. e^amt>* ^ b*atBta>tteii<a[toaDpetltlon,orcninehewill haaethe ^^K^Toranta—L Tom Kins waa bon In UK. and ap- MuM^tn the r. B. flTO tteel defeaUnK Tradde, Yoons Kome, Jim Mac* and J. C. Heenan. and belaa beaten by Kaa*. ^ He waa not edneated at either CambrtOfe or Ox- ford.: r We do not think be wu, but fiir jeanhe ™ fcoDwii aa a Thamt* waterman, and baa enfand Injerenl aaSwrnatcbea. 4. Atlaitf adrtoea hewaaCoOowinctbe eemaba of bookmaker on the tnif and elxewhere. rSiVreT.-L Bobt WatMO Bojd waa champtoo acnll- «ror%glud. BedeltatedJ. H. fiadkr for the ttti* and £nialSrandalM> beat John HMni fir the tJUe. £») ud « elampkiD cBiUengMap,TnTWI. Ho waarobje- qnanllrtwIeeTettated bj,RI|i6ln<In matchea. Tfoowlll ii^ eiblca In TRS CurdZ: AUfASAC. Too loM. X Bard wmaaa Ttrkn lgfated. ,R No man or womu In Amencs haa r^rumta, ,Oila<a—Thoatlwho bet that Vadame ABdeBoawoaldlKUlmatelyattompUati the Irat the on deitook la Chlcan loae their moneTt aa, eTxn IT iha did In each and eTcffy ten minntea lor the . the Ihet that ihe reoelred aMlitanee 9 tndc prarenta the peifonnanc* going ODon noDld, aa waa the caae In ber walk In BnaaUrn. aodaa lua ' been UK caje, we belieTC, In all ilmUar perfonaantea or *8nS>aouiXB.—The eondltloni being that "the man norinx the neaioBt to the nomber of mllea made^ ahonld oka the POOL then the party who marked aa the total for Ronll, HaiTiman and Ennis la the winner. Had K been Intended that ftrndSooa] diatanoea aboold be eoo- aldeted. nodooht one or more of tboao Inter*ited wooM baTe ""Hr«<i lapa aim, knowing that It Is tiot autooiary fhreonteataatalnJooineTaor this kind to ftnally retire on .^euatao—Bhe nerar acted to •^Ibe.'raity IkWnV in Wallaek% Theatre, In thUdtr.andthUolcee haiB^nr been played thei«. Bba did aa in It at Mudo's I Bo^lAiL Uavit'mUe* la' jtt»i«ertpet|tM iE.lj> OU rt*«'a Oar.- br.twtfe?*^^'*** ^'^''^ ^^^ ^y" ' . PaBLBT Ooonatasiov, tthnl —» vman can win cti "a asm tUiv," aa It aned. aaleaa ftaad la on* ahipe or an- otksBia i ee m » J tolnoderto peocoia the bet; and this p*p*r baa oever deckled othatwlse. « ' <L|L,0«nen.—L Ton damld hare stated th*b«t. X JohaB.O«aghwaabcni lo EniliiKl. a. Wedonotkaow atwhttaaelw cama to America, t. W*beUer* thatbla mother died In thla eonntiy. H. c KaaTiTO, DanhcoT.^Bnnla and Hantman each tewBided fala eattanea ft* of fHD to The H>« i H * u LUt oOee. iMdon, Bnff., aa ^ the eondltiona goremlnc the beltthey wet* reqmredtoda L. H. EL, rroTldenoe.—Daniel O'Lcary In hla match wtth Weston In London walked farther than any other man erer did before or sfaMe. In theAstleybelt eompetlUons theeooteetantiiarenotreatjleted to walking. AJUTsra, Ke: ■ ■ " *- on sale- Bowel' here, and can . -^^^ directed in adrertlaement. X Oood. A. H- B. a, Ohio.—L They can run the cards to their beatta' content. X The tnracd-upjack counts befora any- thlngebw. a. The non-dealer ooonu the game. 1. Ton ne*d not play a heart. BKur, SprtoKfleld.—BonidDs shot samal r«-»f>f-«iih the repoted best shots In Kn gl snd , and woo aU except two with a "Mr. Wallaer," tberUt of which ended In a tie, and In the second BcBardoa was beaten. - W. F. Ai,sxanaa, Grand l(anan.-rJoe Wocmald was the only man of that name who gained any celebrity In the Pttte-rliMr. and he dirt In Quebec, Panada, In lan. He waa Mta In England. J. J., Baltimore.— riup e ili , when A boogbt tat three, be KtBout. Iflt was agreed to play auethiit-pltch lniuiui ier- so that points bid shoold not G* oamJedTtln Bit still out, as be held hlKb and bad but one to n. Oosman Rauxs:, Fblladelpfala.—"CalUng Ibr aee to assist" Is not euchre. It hi a foim of endue that Is owa- slooally played, however, bat there Is no reeogalied stand- ard method of playing It. FiBDUS, Indlanapalla.^ loaea. If be meant that he woold In some way win the eoont, he shoold nat hare bet mcRly that be "woold go domlna" In aO likelihood he really meant that he **wou]d go domlna" J. P.. fitreator.—Valentine's Day is so called tn honor of BL Talentlne, to whom Feb. 14 Is dedkated, and who Is Bid to hare been a bbfaop that soffered martyrdom under Clandlns II In Borne, Italy, c. T. B., Kingston.—L If yon place the baaket one yaid om the first stone, the 'l''*Tm trareled la picking ap CoLinuu, Ptalla.—1. Gee Cuma Aufi:«ar. X We cannot aeoept that petfDnnaiKC lutu Ipreof of lu gen- nlneneas Is presented. His beet prerlous Ume win be found ■nong the reeccds In Taa Autuac. ^ X We ,do not know ofaayatpteaent oatheupli. It Is doablftil. 4. acaUn- chy baa no claim on the tlUe. 6. Or cDoire not, prarMea that he waa taiown to hare competed for money, which him Inellclhle aa an amateor, no matter wneie the competlaon tookplice. . _ ^ W. & B., Port Bbwuo.—A few yean ago I.ake Poneha- tialn was salt water, bat suee the Boimet Canle CRTasse a great deal of water fhim th« XlBlalppI flnda Ita way Into the lake, ao much so that we are Inmmcd that the lake Is no loner dear, and that the water la decidedly ftcah. Aa to the water belnc salt at the Pilot Town, It need tobeaobefbrethejettlee, butnowlt Is donbtltal. owlwt to the Inovsaed current. If the salt water can reach nloc Town. D amjii. —L C beta, the same as he woold hare to do ir B, the "age," bad remained IiL X A Jack-pot Is a pool to which ereiy player In a game or dnw-poker oontribotesa ..Kip QBtD such ume aa in the original fire cards dealt him cretymad beholds eUher* palror Jacks orbetter. A player wte holds Jacks or better can open this pot by a bet, and it then la treated In the same wayaa the main pot u to raiilnf or calUnK. O- W.-'Boaton.—Kot haTtng a nine In his hand, C conld Bot mu* a pile of nine, unlets It was qieclally agreed to play that wayaa between partner*. The mere fact that It waaaparfiier<ame Is not enough to Justly such a play, which la In direct Tiolatlon of a rule that baa existed sine* caaalne was flnt known. Under that rale C and hla part- ner forfaited the game. . A BsAhaa, Plymouth--L It would depend entirely upon the skni and reputation of the performer; aaybom (a per week opward. You could not pnbaMy secure engag»- nenta fior that act alone. X Beootds are not kept of such iiistifis When BIoiMlIn crossed the rirer at Niagara Falls In vat, the rap* waa estimated to be In some porta about aODieciahore the water. J. S.—It la possible that It waa one of the ocentrenee* of the draft Ttaisofthe week of JolfU tout IKS, when GOT. Se y mo ur addressed the people from the City Ball stepa, and Qenecal Butler waa in command of teoop* sent here la tianapacia aa a nlnOtvement. We ban heard that about that time be waa Uc. In the City Ball Park, by ois apple thrown at him, and that he peeled It and ate It. BaiutisT, Baltimore.—L Capt. Bogatdna waa nerer a contestant In any intoinatlonal rlfle-malch, nor a member of any American ride team. His weapon la the sbotgun. X That la a question which has not been satMSfforlly set- - - Md opinions differ, Bogaidna, Paine, Johnson and 1 emch having sdmlnra who dalm for tLeIr choice aoperlcrtty In that style of shooting. Pniaroaa.—L Thomaa E. Hamblln was bom In Whlta- ^apei, tbodon, Kng. May 14, 1798, and died m thla dty JaOL VUB. Mr*. £Umbeth Blanchaid Hamblln died In NewOrleana^La., Xay 8,1819. Cannot say when the waa b<n. X J. w. Wallack Jr. was bom In London, Eng., Feb. 34.1818, and died In a sleepingxar, en route ftum Aiken. 8L C, to this dty. May 33, IRX 8n.nL4X.—L Cannot clre you hla oomplete record. In the SB-hour walk at the Rlok, this dty. In May, 1878. won by C. K. Harriman, W. a O'Brien flnlabed thbd. doing ISt inl]e*lnSth-6lmrBs. X We beUere tae claims to hare ua i eiwd that distance In six daya at Kewark, but the peitfarmance was not anthentlecated- A Fooi^PLATU.—AbelsgSgttlUteeo-ballpooLBSBand C 4B^ wtth the one ban remaining on table, the nme la OTO", O being winner and B loacr. Flay is not to oe con- tinued for hontao' minutes npon the poaslblllty that A will ^t^amark;oreaerenl marks,and thua enableBtogo A. C- a. DaasTQle.—At "Little Corporal" the pin most be knocked down, to count. If It leans against a cushion, Itlsnotdown.' Ae case la the same aa at pinpool where a pin Icana-against a b*n. It Is one of uoae makeahlft games, bowertr, that are played la almoaterciyway poa- Blhle, W. C-B., Soanton.—The partla* yon nam* bare played m "JoBas Oesar" tn Booth's Theatre. F. C- Bangs pUyed Mare Aatony: Mllne* Lerlck, Julius Cnar; Lawrence Basxwtt; Casstua; and B. L. Darenport, Brutua. The piece haaalao been acted then with other petaons In the chief chaiaeten. W. EL W- KOTfiA.—"Uncle BUI" Tore* waa bom In Fleet street, London, Wng. April 38, IHK and stands Slt- Sln. hi iMight He fnghtJack May and one or two others In wti|<-wi Qiot lecnued In **n<ulana'';, and has had sot- eret turns'nr and gloT»«neoonseca rtnring hla long r«sl- denee la the Statea JaJIxa WaiaOIT.—1- Ed. Haolan^ thiee-mUe time was the best ontU It waa beaten by Courtney at Baratoga, If. Y., AnE.9kI8>7.deftetlnRllUeyandnals{ed. X Itwatptinr to that dase that Courtney and Biler were matrhed to row cm Greenwood Lake, and It waa Riley wbo rowed orer the omnaaad was awarded the priie. W. B.' &, Kansaa CUy^-I. We thtaik not. Too ban prebahir been tKinWitiy of the fkct that Dexter went against Bthaa Allen, and running mate. X S. There Is no aettlcdjnettoe as to that feature of 'Yreeis-out" noksr. C Ah: n then and Feb. 8 now are the aame. ft. HaT* sent paper eootalnlng notice. Jamaa, AulebowL-L Vt^ftlr. X The best ten-mll*- thiu walking by a lady Is Ih- 43m. 6s., by Mm*. La Chapene, at OiIcasoTjan- 10 last. X By sralklng for ey. 4. It mlgfa^^ut^ou an only find out_ by trying theopeiinienL &' who luajTBT* JUUan J. D.—He did not. 1 band your letter to someone ileaetM the character of Xalor Oooaabeny In "Lemons." but while slaying Pony Mutuel la VLllis," which was produced In the FUtb-arenne Theatre Seat. 3B, 1878, and withdnwn JTot. 18, In the seoond scene of the tnird act he aremned tbe dlsgaise of a ballet dancer andlianeed a bnrleaone pas seuL HzaacsSK.—If tfbat was that BoweB wonld not walk more than MD mllea, A wlna; but If be bet that orer that M^Zw^^ would not be done In acootdanoe with the eondl- tiona garanln^ the match (eoDtestanta to go as they pleased), then be loses, aa Bowell did eorer orer eOD mllea. BKAfigB, CaienoTia.—B haTinjt tamed tbe trump down. A ooold only exchange Cor the deck-head, ce card enmed down. Mbre another card was led- This Is the way moat peoplsiUqr. Some allow the eaehange to b* made at any C S. M.. Bridgeport—A haTlBg combined aoe, foar, two and lhi«e, and called the pUe^TC," B could sepante those eazds and make nsc of any or aU of them. A shoold ham ailed the pDe "flrea," ana then neither his opponent nor Umaelf could bav* built upon tt. Od« Cnaaas, Fort Clark.—^As Bohert Stlckney haa tt^ anently tamed three or aioreeomersanlusnoeesaiTely (not a ttipTe aomemult) while riding a principal act, it b ^adulehe^d so when^ pcrfomung In Lent's Circus (th« j'ereareno flgurea that are tell- We are compelled to make the same answer In their - ouhlhaT ^Ipn^itbeatron) In thla dur. srt. &, St. Louis.—L ■fill _ ATB to in cue •omcoDe were to Inouln oTu to yoar own wealth. 2. Nul Tba order !■ nigh, low, Ja^Ct BKinc* undifk, pcilrou jAsnviLLK.—B. T. CoQzmd (efterwmnU Jodgtt Conimd) orPhUadUplilA, rB^wwUic«iitbororUiadmDaor**Jftck Cade." He mbwiiaentir ntvrote and alt«nd portions of It fin* Edwin ForrcBC, ana U waa then called "Aylemerep" Fbrrm sabaraaently gare It tbe original title. Bio ACTDB, Tl^ribois.—When yoa Ivmni .that a com •la being formed In 5ew Orleanis La., gu there and baiimuerin penoo. teUblni what you vlnb to ae- ^^andaak mm for aa engagvmsot to play general "^^^poKXK.'WaBbington.—It Lb a matter thai ahoold te agreed e^n at the aame time It U agreed to depart from tbe ord Jwry s^me and oompUcate mattera by mak- ing It 'ttcenMnte, a doUar to oome In, and Itve doUan limit." *v at.lL,FoctWai>e.—He waa aentaaeed OeL S, IffaL to foor yean* bnpelaonAent, aod wan taken to Btng Sing Not. 1. In Deeember of uT4 heappUed to Oct. DlxTor pardon, and €0 Jan. 9, UTB, iK applied atmllany to TUden. We think he waa rateaMd aJVoat the beiclnnlng of 1S7S. X.&• FlttaburiE.—ThKLngoe's cbampunuhlniea_. extenda mm, Mar ^ to (ana)M>anding) October 1. xh oNa- tlooal rtaww iirliin'M champSuhlp aeaion extcnda Ikmn Apdl 15toOctoberlA, indoaliOi^ S. B., Richmond.—L Tbe cnA of tbe candy privilege vltbadicos laamacteroTprlvaBa aiciTviDentbetween tfi« manager and party porcbasln^ A Teiy titianoe. a. There la no Dook of the kind. GL B> K.* IndlaaapoUa.—K loaea. He did notoomev 9 than C and U. The only man he gut rlgfat waa BoweU. Tba otbeca alao got ono man rigbt^-O'LeaiT, whom K plaecd third. i F. F., Fblla.—'1. Cannot glre yoa hla record for a mile, la la a loog-dlatapoe runovr. z. Yes; 'lliTr**^^Tif the bar tone cowua aa a try In high JumplEig. 1 Oonadlt the reo- Ha aloi onU la Tu C^Lirpi t Aui^aa J. W.-qpOMsi 1ftini>a wWe.baTe banded your lettar to a dealer^ ^k> will ''*^tt with jsas-— /-V-A W. I*. H., tOJBt tnflna fl- traretcd la picking ap kuigr *Law^«e w« jw avHi, «hi dcpOHltlog tliem Sepa* rmtelT In the banket. wDlMlmUaTnymida. 1. Noreoord. J. M.. Boflalo.—Aeeording to tbe omdal aTexages, SCc- Gonalck haa'-tbe best fleidlng record la championship ^mea. Bpaldlng^ Guide gives tbe fielding areragea, not (]Dlylncbamploiuhlpcontcfti,batlnaU.otEerRame«. - Job X. T.—L The vanooa agents ch«g« duTerent feca. Inqalre at their (Aeea. S. It Is a matter of Indlrldoal tanc as to gaidentng, marble-work, etc., and tberelbre no dedsloo can be glTen. O. H.. Toronta—There were no prizee at the Boston Peace Jubilee. A oommemoratlTe medal waa atznek off and a copy presented to each member of the contesting banda. Tbe French Band baa reaerally rece i v e d tbe flnt place. B. J. D., KlnMCon.—we have no wish to arbitrate upon the difference oetween a tax andatarUt OardedMon, while riffht tn theay, mlsht be diametrically opposed to the prmctlee In OinaiHin ctutom-bouua. Tboh. WxLtsUuu, New Orleana.—Aa the dlfferenoa In tuie between New Tork and New Orleans Is lb. 4m., and O^Learr did not retire finally nntfl 0:S7 p. m.. yoo, having made the bet at A r. x. New Orteanii time. Ion yoor money. JAJin MCKBAT, Chlcaga—Tbe bet having -been made sohseqoently to the time at which O'Leary notified the Jndgea of us withdrawal from tbe contest, the money should be drawn. V. McC. Beraea HllL—IT the jM>e of flft«en-baU pool _aa two-handed, and McK. waa St wUh two acrattbei to K.^a U and no soatcb, tbe former can still win by pocket- tsiK the etgtat-balL K. cannot dslm the game. JACU3IIPB, ChleagOL—From all aeoonnta we bare re- ceived It U appar«ot that Madame Andenwn did not per- form the task she ondcrtook In ChlcsgD. Those wbo bet she would are losers. Xts. & B.. fian nmndneo.—8be was with CbUrtnrs Clr- cas when we last beard from ber. That drcaa Is expected to be In yoor dty about May I. BowiR* St. LoubL—Tbero are nereral foch maeblnea, any vxt of which can tae supplied by Ed. James, aa per ad- vertisement. W. a. H., Chtogo.—Thry played the four-ball game of bOllarda at tbe west-side Opeia-bouae, Qlobe Theatre, and KlngBboiy HalL Da Tkaux, NlagBim Falls.—His real name Is James M. flutberiand; the uuivr has been used for profeaalona] par- poaea. O. G. P., Boston.—Write to Brown A Bsraes, 8M Broad- way; Horace WalL 14 Union square; or Morris aimmonda, 10 Union squam, this dty. CoxsTAXT RKADaa, Almont.—At tbiee-banded bUllards, A and B against CL B should follow A In play. If A haa won the bank and the lead. Jobs Mcrpht, Ooonta—I. We do not know what Row- eU's friends d<dm he baa done In a private six dan* trla? 1 Re* answer to "H. and E." W. P. D.-0'IietrT waa tuted by the Jadgea to hata walked SOD mOee inlOb. I7m. aae.at tbeHliki thbcriy. Aug. r-u, im Bern.—L Tom Bayers waa bom In May, lACl^ and fought Heenan In April, lasa 2^ "Brltlsb Flatiana" baa been oat of print for years. E. W.. Baltimore.—Had you read tbe very flrst letter In our vmrlety Bammary la our put uBue yoa would have known where he b*. A tiUBSCaiBEA, Bay City.—He may hare done m, sub- sequently to his tramp from Maine to Chicago. IIL. in IAS7, but we have no record ol bis having performed the feat. JOUrsMnxaa, BrooUnu- B wimi. RcnreU'M bent record for six dajs la SM miles IflO yards, made at GUmore's Gar- den. N B. Aog5T. Waterbury.—Ton can boy It to better ad- vutage at the manulactories In Provldcnoe, B. I., than In NewTork. W. H. J., LoalsTille.—1. He may have done so, bat we cannot tell, as iiucb business relatlous are often strictly private. 1. Not now. H. W., Svart.—If tbe matter Is of any Importance, we would advise yoa to write to the iState Department, Wash- mgtoa,D. C. PHOTO, Jersey City.—Different verstoos of tbe Ktory have been disseminated. As we were not present, we cannot decide. Neither was inhired, we beUere. Bobt. Hall, Troy.— you neglect to name any distance, but yoa will find tbe records fur all dlstancea In THE Al- manac, which has been forwarded. BLBBCKkk.—Norman-Taylor'a leoord for twen^ mllea, mnnlDg, IsZh. 9m. UfaB.»made at GUmore'a Gaiueo, this dty. Mmrcb XL 1879. Ten Pixa. Louisville.—Tbe rates of ten pins are pub. llshed in tbe "Manual of Sporting Rules," to be bad frum Ed. James, as per advertised address, Alt. OaJPFur, Kenosha.—Vou win. The (kstest time in which John Keen rode a bicycle one mDe, O^ing start, Is ~ B. <Sfl.. at Wolverhampton, Ens. O. B. M.. Petersburg.-AU fuen companies, when travel- ing, have tbelr routes laid out and oootracta made so Car ahead that jou conld not hire their terrices. a. Lk B.. Jersey Clty.^Try again, and write on emm Mld£ of the paper only; dusUy your items on sepaiate pieces of paper, under appropriate headings. J. W. W., Brooklyn.-Barnum's Museum, at the comer ofBioadway and Ann street, in this dty, was tMimedJuly 13. UBO. J. Q~, Coboes.—I. We have no knowledge of such a feat being performed. 2. He ought to be able to secure en- gagemenu In variety theatres. A. 3L &, Minneapolis.—Do not review performances that take place earlier than the Monday preceding the date of yoor letter. Co^VTAxr RSADSX.—We do not know that Bonis posted a forfeit at the time mentioned, bat he Is now matched with Bowell, and has £100 op. CoxflTijrr RauiaB, Waverly.—Bryan McSwyny of this dty Is O^Leary'a shoemaker. Weaton la too lar away for us to find out wbo clothes his feet. MjjfCBBSTxa Bob.— L They eount 24. Z Patsy Reardon _ aa never defeated, but he foagbt draws with Jgick Aooke (twice), Shlpp and Geo. King. W. P. D.— 0'I<eary was reported by thejudges of bis walk at the BLlnk, thla dty. In VSnt to hare made 000 mllea in six daya. C. A. J.. Geneva.—The time mentioned is not the best on record, either professional or amateur. See Cupper Al- manac. Job:* Tbbrt, Indianapolis.—We think yon are mistaken, but will be able to state positively at an early date, aa we have written for loformatloo. H. A^fO E.,BLnghsmton-—Consult time-tables In Curraa AutAXAC a. Baxxxxbbbo.— Tbe O^Leary-Campana walk-and-run fkroa commenced Dec a and ended Dec 28, 1878. Kbjb, WoonsockeL—1. A counts two fur 3L Z In4,4, \ X there Is a run for tbe Z O. 8. B., Bt^ Thomas.-Tbe City of Peking|ls 5,000 tons. We have not the tonnage of the E^pt. CmcBBBZaASO, Md.—Addreaa Scott fltreet, thla dty, for a drcalar. GEO. W. 8Tiio:4iie, Phlla.—We can't undertake to find a backer for yoo. J. A. BBASOir, Keoknk.—We thank you, bat bare already made an appointment. Otn StTOTB IB HE.-Tou win, as BoweU covered SS mUee andUOyaida. Ik B. Ifc—You could ascertain by ruling at tbe Tax-oom- tlsakmer^s office. H. C. J., Bridgeport.-Tbe Ciateet mile time on record by a runidng borse Is 1 ^i^. J. A. C,BcdaIla.—It Is ourrale aot to answer questions or dedde Hta aa to the relative drenlatlona of oewspapera. Mks. a. P.| Montreal.—We have heard of no such dis- aster. M05TAan Gabriel, Fnvldenee.—See answer to "Bec- taraa.** BAX.PB SooTT, Albany.—See reply to J. Thompson, which covers your eaae. laKXiHGTOsnA^.—1. He caimot reooaunend It. Z We caa- aoC undertake to dedde whose method of Inatructloa la thebest. S. Tea; of Ed. Jantea. Pxioe. 40 eenta. W. B. S., MlddletowiL—Oar list of fUra (br laat year waa publisbed In Tbe Cuffeb dated Aug. 31. U78. W. W. W., Troy.—Write to Oeone nhvlor, mannfrLctor- er of Kldd's Patent CircasLlgfata,S Oou street, thla dty. AUBBT N. SnWAsnr, PhUadelfdila.—Blgiat band across the breast A. M. &, Peoria.-L No eudi conttet erer took placa. Z Na Habd Lccx. Buffalo.—Tbe blind does not alter tbe "agCt^rtdcbatUlbelonEStoB. ThereforeltlaC*aflratbet. X A. U., WestviUe.—Ua la atlU engaged at Tony Fastor*a Theatre. Maa. N. E. D., Parker.—Address him la care of this office. W. E. 8., Bt. Louis.-There Is no such school in this coun- B., Boaton.—Jenny Lind arrired In thla country Sept. 1, VSO, J. B. P., Flint.—A loses. Then is a mn of five In 4. Z FiDEUTT.—Wbcn tbe conditions have been nude public they wlU appear In oar athletic department. Wbat. Baltlmoiw.-Vera can order It tbroagb tba WlUmer k. Bogera Newa Ca, 31 Beekman street, thla dty. Pxo, Tloonderoga.—Tbe man wbo bet that O'Leary wonld be as good as second at tbe finish lost bis money. EL O. B.—BoweU did not contend against O^I^eary In England. jAXum B. CABaorx, Boston.—We cannot publish dial- lengea that are unaccompanied by a depodt. DBCLmo—'*We*r« Two Old tmt Uappy Maids,'* "Plna- fore," **Aa Actor to Be." ,. TBOa. Pbior, Newark.- T. K. wus, as SD mUea IBD yaida were e u v cr e d by RoweU In the contest at GUmore^a Garden. J. R., Ithaca.—Write to the Ubiailan of Congress, Indos- lUEStamp f<B- a reply, aod be wUl send you COlt Instractlons: W. C. 31., Harrlaburg.—Adidresa Ed. James, as jter adver- tisement. WELL-E50W9 Bpdrt, Buffalo.— WIU you pleaaa send tba InJbmtatlon of wbldi you spokeT F. C B., Wonestzrr.—Thank you, but we already have a eorrefpoBdent there. E. B. B.*, Springfield.-Thank yon, but we have all that we require m that line. U. F. P., Hampton.—If B dlacarda ftmr cards, and calli frw three and gets them, his hand la fouL WM. HABBIOAX, Wilmington.-Ton must send a money depodt la order to have the challenge pnbUsbed. Patbit FlECTO.t, Sbf nindnah —Have handed yoor let- Brothers, Fulton a C, PiTn-#TTrTli Twii hrrr* f aiiom In TXiSt fUa.. Don't bcllmfa* wacanrlni&rqala. ' Joe»T.O0CT«. f tagaIntMaw«g?laan*. a;a. Aiun--vmfiBi(,«ithitaaO'oLxr. < ' amumer. l< l < tr t » WUtcat»otthla<iglCT. L. B. It, Botbota.-Sn anmrto H. a U. . No SionaTtiu—Hartnv calM out, E wtna. r. B.—Tb« letter waa aent aa r«qu«(ited. Pam, Cur*ou>.—It la atlll In our care. L. L. 8.—Ha «ai|b*hlnd far aoma time. J. ma.—^)>Ii*a with !<a 14, ToL 17- - J. W. F.,I^me.—AandCvlnonlow. Jack «e* rnlj to Frank Walnh. T. B. R, Norwidi.—Walt and ae*. O. D. R. NaahTHl*.—We cannot. T0B05IQ.—They cannot be haiL H. DATU0H.-41 ncelTcil. H.L.M. -CI<»iea. - TBE CLIPFJUrS ISEW TOLVBE. Socceas Is always pleaaaiit. Tbe dooMse of the opttanlat becomeii easj to accept where a man's own woric In Ufe tuns oD't Ibr the best. 'We are moved to gtre ntterance to tbls oomfottlng tmban bj a sense of gntltnde—a sense wblcb the lecnnlnKannlTenaiyor tbe loancblng of Tbb Currss nerer blls to quicken. .Twent74tz jon bare passed since'we set fiirtta on our lint Tojnse in tbe nnoeitaln sea of joomaUian. Had we been swamped In thiU sea—as manj anotber c'■ft starting out under Ihr. more IkTorabie condi- tions bas been—tbe lemembiance of tbe laoncblng woold aflbrd predona little sattettetJon. Aa It Is, bowever, kwUng tiack npon tbe record of the \ag- txrak, and flndlng therein a measnre or sacceaa fkr exceeding dnr most sangnlne expectations. It Is only natural that our long To;age should seem eminently pleawnt. Inasmach as The CLTrrzi^ does not jnake a tioeor sounding ItSioVn prelflc^'it moj the 'more readily be pardoned for talking aboat Itaelf on ex- ceptional occasions. This lieslnnlng of a new tdI- mne furalshes ancta an occasion. That we aie--dn- cerely thankful for the favoring vrlnds that have car- ried OS Into tbe port of propperity we cheeifuilj acknowledge; but that we regard our success as wholly or mainly doe to fortiMtonB clrcomstsnces Is not true. Clicomstanoea are a result quite aa often as a cause. That pleasant record of the lug-book has not come thningh good luck alone. It haa been written largely with the pen of honest effort dipped In the Ink of unwavering patience. The Cutpkb did not glide at once Into the placid waters of snc- cesa, bot was guided there throngti tempestootiB seaa, and after breasting the Btormi of advetM lUe. Pluck and energy and perseverance -were needed to keep the vessel In ber course, and it is morally cer- tain that without these qualltlesahe woold have gone to pieces on the rocks of disaster. The success which has attended her ctrUae baa, pertiapm been due moie to this one teot than.-to any other— Tbb Cuppbb bas never lost sight of the purpoae for which it waa originally founded. It la tbU holding fast to a well-deflned aim that compels sncceaa. We entered a Held which had never before been occu- pied by »as Journal In this country, and for twenty- six years we have been content to labor In that field. At Omt there were not vrontlog ihose who confidently informed us that the soil we ondertook to cifltlTate was shockingly barren, that at best nothing but this- tles could be forced to grow, and that we would have our labor for our pains. Afterwards, wlien a modeiat e harvest began to be reaped, and some uf tbe tblsUea had turned Into golden grain, there C4me a small army of laborers Into the fleM to help In tilling this same unproductive solL As, In the case of those who prophesied fUlure, we thanked them and went atmut our woric, so when otbeni came to share In the IMts Of the field we bad opened up we never sought by Uhmably means to Injure tliem. If, at this riper age, they can look back opon tbelr efforts with as much gatlsbctlon as we do upon ours, it will cause ua not a twlDge of envy. On the contrary, we staafl re- joice In their protipcrlt;, Just as It would pleaK us to believe that they rejoice now la ouni. The time has long pa-ssed when anything Uko an apology was needed fur the C-Ylsicnce of this paper. Tbe objects to which It 13 especially devoted have emeiged nom that onjiut shadow Into which they weie cast by oarrow-mlnded bigotry. Xo htw of to- daly makes the actor a vagabond or the attilete a ruiuan. The. stage stands forth as an Instmment of civilization, recognized not only as a necessity, but also as a benefit: The Tttlmages and Agnews of our time may bray a little more now and then, but they do absolutely no harm, because they utteriy Ihll to renect public sentiment. As for the wlde-epread popularity which all outdoor sports enjoy, the tkct, we think. Is to be accounted fur on the theoty that common sense has Incteased amazingly of late. Else why do even cor strictest preacheta and onr gravest eollege-prafesson) often countenance and Bometlmea openly advocate those veiy sports which were once so openly coudemed? Xo; The Cup- per nee<ls no apology for Its existence. It U tbe recognized organ of the dramatic profes- sion, as It la tbe earnest promoter of all man Ij sports. For. mote than a wore of yean it has labored unceasingly to advance tbe Inter- eats of the stage, and at the same time to oilng ath- letic games Into wider public favor. How far Its efforts have t>een soceessftil we must leave for othen to decide. In the fonbcomlng volume It will be the aim of the editor, aa It has always been In the past, to make the' contents of tbe paper accurate, trust- worthy and entertaining. Beyond this simple state, ment we have no prellminaiy aimoiucements wherewith to startle our readers. The policy of promising great things has never been adopted in this ofllce. So far as It lies within our power, the twenty-seventh volume of The Cuppeb shall In no respect fall below the standard of Its predecessors. We may even entertain some Ideas aa to mawng it superior to any of the previous volumes; but If we du, we prefer to cany out those Ideas qoletly. In the full belief that all Improvement will be promptly ap- preciated. It may be safely ossmned that the caigo on the current voyage will be selected with as mnch care as In tbe past, that It will be as varied In Its character, and that Its weekly delivery -will continue to be onr pleasantest. If most exm-tlng, duty. In every department which has come to be a featnre of the paper the same thoroughness and accuracy wUl be maintained as beretofoie. Strict Impartiality In dealing with all questions, entire neeaom Itom per- sonal prejudice, and a sincere deabe.tovtvance those intetests wblcb It advocates will, as In tbe past, dlsUngnlab tbe paper. With a bomptete sommaiy of theatric events and all sbownetn^'there will be foimd the freshest Intelligence boncenilng baseball, pedestilanlsm, tbe torf, the oar, and ,gll other out- door sports. Billiards, chess and checkers wUl not be neglected; and these solid meats of the cargo wU be sea8onal)Iy spiced wldi fiction, poetry, and editor- ial discussions. Success Is always pleasant. Pettaps that Is why the futnre of Tbe CurrcB never seemed to us more fUll of promise than it does to-day. Buoyantly she sails forth upon her twenty-seventh aimual voyage. 80 many are the friends that crowd her deck, we cannot hope to muster them alL Bhe Is manned by a larger crew than ever before, and one, perfaapst better fitted to make her sail her prettiest- If slie does that, she will not, we hope, disappoint hi.r thonsands of well-wlsbers. TBB KIIiUBM OF: rOBTEB. Two gentlemen and a lady—tbe words arensed advlsedly-entrfX™"!'^'*^ nlgWrliMs lpwi» of Kaiahall, TtxSitaA dPdttwv qotMy-toMther to loBch.' A \atMl&eeaikkia*aoiaikfB ance'la The plaoii^ttBB hUil)tood with more whtikey, appUes Inanltlng *qitUHii^ >t6^ the lady, and,' In re- sponse to the proteatB <tf'Her companUws, dnw* a pistol, abooiB one tfilHm ^eadand Bailoosly-wonnda tbeottter. Bad dW'':vlcilm of this hnitai and cow- ardly assault tieen as greata rufflan aa his mttrderer, the manner of his destb most stm have aroused pnl>- Uc Indlgnatton. As It la, instead of a rufflan, he was one of the moat 'widely popniar men In his profes- sion; so that his nntlmely Ihte has naturally excited Intense feeling, not only of resentment towards tbe murderer, but of sympathy for the Ikmlly and friends of tbe dead actor.. From all the teiwrts that have reached as of this most deplorable event. It appears that there was not a shadow of an excuse far the attack made by the desperado. It was a oold-blooded, anprovoked. oowanlly murder. Nor could any human' fbnalght bave averted, apparently, the Hlwyklng oectmence. Mr. Porter did not thrust himself Into danger. He did not Invite a qoaneL On the contrary, beseems to have done all that he could honoiably do to pie- veni a ooUIstoa with the rimian, whUe'he still sought to stand by hla- 'ilend Mr. Banymore, and .to. pro- tect tbe lady lipder their charge. If the patty bwl Seen In convtdil mood, U tberehad been boisterous hilarity demonstiatlons of any kind to attract the attention of omen; we can imderstand how the man Conle might bave been prompted to pass comment upon-the n^ranfleni; but aa It wa^ Ur: Fbri«r ahd his friends conducted themselvea with the strictest pro- priety, and, even after Currie had begun hla abusive attaok, did tbelr ntmoat to prevent the fatal Issue. It la natural, although perhaps nseless, to denotmce such 'wretches as this Carrie, and to exhaust the Eng- lish vocabolaiy In describing the bmtallly of tbelr na- tures. It Is eqiaUy natural, and by no means useless, to demand, lit Ol^niM^ that speedy punishment shall follow the crime; and tjiat the law shall be Invoked to Its fullest extent In bringing the criminal to Juatlce, If any lesson Is to be diawn from tbe tragedy, It Is one of warning. It Is a lesson for the public nther than for the profession. Time and again baattils Journal called attention to tbe Insults and groas mls- repiesentalluns to which women of the stage are subjected. The opinion seems largely to obtain, and that, too, athong many otherwise Intelligent persons, that the private aiDilis of an actress are as legitimate a matter for criticism as her elocution and acting. In other words, no distinction Is drawn between the artist and tbe woman. Between strictures upon ber Lady Teazle and praises of her Juliet we find sand- wiched an account of domeatlc troubles, or doubtful alliances, or personal peculiarities. All this Is as un- just as itIspemlutouM. Tbe moment tbe actress steps fTomthe stage and assumes the character of a private lady, she should no more be made the object of crit- icism than any other private lady. Her art Is sometlilng which the public has a right to dlscnas; hot her personal affhlts, so long as she does not her- self obtrude them opon the worid, sboald be held inviolate. It Is b«r pilsroitone, If you piewe, that Bbe most exett herself oh the stage to satisfy all rlamifn wbo pay their money to kc and bear ber; bot It is ber glory that, when she stepa off tbe stage and assumes her own character, she may bold bersdtf aloof IVom all poUotlng assoclatloua This la the Ihct which Currie and other radians of his stamp should be made to understand. In tils own coarse and vulgar way the Uatsball desperado availed himself of what, no doubt, he regarded as a lawlul privilege—the right to lusnll an actress. Others of a- trine finer grain would have offered tbe Insult differently, perhaps by a brazen stare, perliaps by an inslnuutlan, rather than naked speech. But the motive would have been the same. In either case. It would have been the duty of a gentleman to protect the lady under hLi charge from such giatultons insult. Here, tbeo, Is the lesson of Ihe trage<ly. In at- tempting to afford such protection, Ben Porter paid the penalty of bis life. He was shot down by a drunken desperado, wbo could not have harbored any ill will against a man be had probably never seen before—shot down because he presumed to question Mr. James Currie's tight to Insult a lady. Mr. James Currie, it la to be hoped, will learn before long that the ladles uf the stage are not proper subjects for at- tacks by rufilans of his class. LtlSOTICI. a very high tt fortosea. South top*. and-Bltimal tv^T ^m »«nri'o°f th* O uulU ia at of wial i»li"liihrcil[«raln iliara t^-^S^^Svo jtOa ac* ha ma «a*orth*anslian '^S'JT^.jiuMi CdiMilli Baifmcnt-liei*. Manh M. Anotcd FTendi arthltcct-OuuMa, \ aflvd 60. ' , Dr. Tbooiaa—A weU-knon phrndan of nklRL.N. T.—there, March U, ued M, ,^ . „ ^ admiral of the Brttiah Oitantallan- nacretarrof _ Md., Jlareh *KOBOAlV<'oIonel *a»e« D.-FMuitidlr w*tW«nojra ^ thU cttT, whrra-hr had talMd a rr,lm»t. at th* outbreak of tha late war^hare, Mareh 20i aced ea NEWZfX, W. I..—An old oompomtar, who hi or the proprlrtont of na J naf o a Star. Ha mum in tt* John Hofiklna DnlToaltT, and mmi The^etlcan FhUolocfill Bodaty-BaKlnun. Md., IMTwaaoB* waa Mibae- queotiir'raiviuan of the Ooveninient printlng-ofllee In Ube AmdwUi Wand*, and waa the Bret foreman of ne AUa MlVbrala of San Frandaoo-^aoamento, CaL, Marsh U, *^WTK, Major Chariea-On* of the oldeat BnslUhmen In the Auiitrlan army, and an acoomplMivu uosulnt ano antbor—Olmuti. Aoitria, Feb. lA FAVIOR, Joiathan—An EnaUah eratenarlan, who waa the o]d«<t InhaMunt of nxftard—there, Manh I, aceO 101. POWMfl,'J«Pl>—An a(|<d leiiaent or Plymouth, H., where he had held many uOlcca of truat-thece, March 9^ Bei^amln C—A well-known acto^ •Uutad at MamhaU, Texaa (nee elsewhere)—MaRh SI, 'aired 40 ' FlIBLra, JefhTT O.—Formerly Judce nf the County Court, Bonirtmry.Ct.—there, MacThai.aftdflB. .. , PAOB, Profwuor David—hioftiwor of (leolninr In the I nl- ▼eraltr of Durham, Eng.—N'ewcantle-on-Tyne, Enj;., March 9, a«iFd6lL nOBERTM, Amo* M.—A promlnf nt eltlzf u nf Bananr, Me., when be bad held many poalHoaii of tiuit and re- apwiinillty-Btaitoa, Maa*., MaacH IS,aitnl'77.;- . RrA*<, Jaoic. D.-^ wfll.knowB atenasrapher of Waih. Ington. D. C.-thet», March It . RVEBSOy, llenrr O.—Eaecl«l notcwwlielj for th* pa«t thirty roan Clerk of MknebetaerTowuitlilp, PawaleCuuiity^ N. J., where he bad been a popular snatloneer fbr nearly half a eentoiT—there, March Is. ROBBBTSON, John L.—An 1 th»re. Match tB. aged Tt _ . ^ _ STEEm, Rev. Alphoniaa M.—The paator ol the Church of tb* Imnaacniate Conoeptton. Montclair, N. J.—Newark. K. J.. March 18. a(ed 31. STEFHENlTRev. Jai<epb Rayner—Tbe leader for many veara or the Cliartl«lii In Vorfcahlie, Eng.—StaljrhrVlsr, £nir.. Feb. 20, aanl 74. _ STEVENSON, JudEe William—An old leildent of Ter- aalllea. Ky.-there. March 18, ajtrd 82. „ ^ TCRNER, William Wllbrrforor^A prombwDt Boutbem e ditor, author and itcholar-Putnam County, Ga., March 4. TITRKEK, John 1..—o.uofy Juilin* of Lake l/oniitT, IIL, andapromlnent andoMreiuacnt or tl.atooonty—wanlre- gan. Iu./March 3^. TOH-WIIiLIflB.S. Oenrtal Wllhelm—Who maiir year* mftn obtalBTd p^oalln«Dct^ ai* cunimand^t-tn-chler ofth* luuiTectlonary movement In Hchlwa lB-HoUtel n Je a il il , UermaoT, March S, a(ed n. .. WOOIM, Dr. Jasob A.—For many yearn a apeelalty phy- •Irluinrthlaelty—here, March 21. airvd Si _ WEBB, Jamc* &—For many ream tieaiiurer of tbe St. nrorse Society of RiUadelphla, Pa.—there. Match n, aged C2- ••IWM On Immi Se"dutm.ia3fjE^^us in »j» belt oompetll^^^lfMBa.BoweU, EnnU udBarri- man. prindptM,M«Wt5^ their palmsltchgslnan- SS they were «lo«ted wi'l^S-J^ flnaneU transaetloiuwareproocalsd wtth. Vuais and hU backer, AL Smith, were not pnaeiit, aufeoagh In the building. Mr. Kelly, wbo was tlie manager of tbe contest, pieaented the following statement: RacBim. Betelpta at box-oOo* Bar prlrilegeii Shootliut gallety Olaaa-hlower Programme iMee {J^^ .^JJjalgaistis *vcnti««(* decided OB a track th^-eix ug, wareiuiBdtaoonstttnte-.amlle. " t5l,«M U 10)00 BOD «BOD . •54,S1<40 ••"•SS SOD OD . I3,SaR00 817 74 ter to a dealer, who win mmmnnlrat* with you. C. W. &, Grand Baplda—Fbotosraphtoolarge. Foroor- rect alia H* head of dramatic mmmary. F. O..W., Bndioa.—Inbis OistcompetitiaD (orth* Astley beU O'Eeaiy left th* tnck .at Sh. 9m. Ilk. r-x. Marchn, 1B7& Tlai I (■iiiiiilliliin miiiiiiai < il at lh.Sin- a. M- March la. ■ . . ; : r- Tal- TiTujr.—1. Vumdloqmata raoelve ftotn gS per weak upward, aoooidlng to lepuoidon and merit. 1. Itia dllllnilt to Bay .what la th* ace oftb* youngest vcntrllo- oniat now balbra th* Boblle. D. 8,C—L XhadMuM*nom th* Battery to High Brldce, biaal|alaiitlin^ia«hoitttenmUe«. Z From the Battery to Flil felg s U aa t, Btalfht. It is Ibur and aix-twentlath mllea, V one ModLonr Ihur and a quarter mUea. fltnKBinan. Boat o n -Three aiaea aod a pair ol flrea 'vmhaatthnasUaaandanalr ofthrcea. Where th* hlsh- ect cards m-OQ* hand ae the hlghOBt in another, the tls la dataBnlncd by th* ™—»'*-|n[' caclta In each han^ C H. .M., Bridnpoit.-1. £ See Clippib AUCASAC. & Wensverheard that anyone bat the p*rsaa to whom yoa xcAr .dlnotad it, and IT bo haa bet any monoy oi It h* IMS*. A Ko: except by Father Thna. T. a. mridencc-Jlm Mac* Otii orrind la thla eoun- ttySapC la, USjraOed Cor Eacland Sept. I«, ISia; cam* April IK, libit; and left CallUralaar AuAnUaFMt. 9^ 107. Baotaa^—Th* gzeateat dlwranne auAauuBa hed by ap*- " ■ ■ ~" '■^InlJJh- lnslzoDa■oent1T*dHawaa ao 2.7 mllea Ba; by Wm. Cockay. O'Lcacy w i ai e d na!!^ nUaa In JSB. iim. tOB^ W. &, BlagtcB.—When th»ciw»-h*n is Aat to any other hanintMxecular tlue^hall carom fame, it haaoereto- Itanbcennsnaltoipatalltbeballi. Such bai alvays b(«n the nils. A.K. W.,FroTldeneeL—IfoaaswenhraalL Alettarad- dresaad to berntalinirbar Una aTbaalnea tBtiWCBTtl- IB «m«( ttutBM iteoU i«Mii inr D. B. W.—Any player can demand that he be ahowcd to aee anr or all or the cauda Co the tilck laat tahen In. - O-^U.. Elliabeth-—It will be aiuounced in our circha aummary at the proper time. OLJ> Cocr.—AdOiewf Soott Brotheia, Fulton atreet, for cbe of their drctilara H. a A9IIW. M.—Five slsaa on the higbeet throw with fire dice. 1 t a. W. N., VedfanL-Too caa-order It throoi^ th* WlU- mer A Bonn News Co., 31 Beekman aacet, thla city. G. E. Hi, Philadelphia So &r aa we can Judge ITom your statement. It waa a mladeal. J- D. B., Alton.—or Samuel French A Boo, 98 East I4th Btiect, thla city. D. C- v., H<inieIliiviUe<-L We received thoiketeh. 2. We know of nothuigjumnow. B. p.—F redW nilama of the Boaton (Mass.) Moaeum can **J.?M!fl&onto.—L We bellev* It la tl,Xn. 2. No chaoae. U-B.- U- X—80 fkr aa th* mo* **snn thing" la oonoetned, yoa would win- STAKZHOLDBL—See answer to Jamea Munay; also table elitewhere. PBa2fKWai.BH-—Tou are referred to the eorrected table In car athletic department M. BBomr, lluoaon.—Bowell now contended againat Cl^aiy In Bo^laniL Ko 8iosaTcaB-—U la Jniit about seven and a half tnlles Ikom Vo, 1 Broadwaytouarlefli Bridge. Buaa i Waa amHo w-—AddicMthemlncanofthlaao«a- B. ,A. KxsLxa.--ne SpoiWig aad DnmMe Nimti .—Heenan and fiajan ftmghtApdliy, laeu Bouna OOBDOS, Ban Ftaadoca—Th* belt mut b* won thrae tlmea In a iK iM aa lnn . F. W. a,—^Wm cndeavur to anawur yoa In our next iaau*. TnN. T. C A.t<>r*enp(jbit.—B>alivtjaek putbfanout, B. 8, W., Terra Hant*.—W* liara no ramllecHop oTtt.. F. ASD M, Chleaga—8e« anawer to "Jama* Msny.o.;, : laA Lianoir, jadnon—Be* report in laat weefc*a iaaa^. .1 B. M.C..FhIladdphIa.-ge«TBS CuPPasAUUXAa. ■. LroxT MA2I.—Tbe prisoner waa the Tlaltor*a own boo. '"' F. J. BaaooLD, SanU Fe.—That lama la out tt trtnV ^ P. J. MimBaox. iroy.-4e« answer to "H and B." '-^^ H. A. Ksio, Maiden.—Be* answer to *'Aiaat*w.» Obo- Wbiobt, Wobnn.— B<* Cuma Auupaa CHB30u>.-<e*i«port in last weak'* CurrsB, '^1 B, S. W«t CetwB, OMIB-i Jin JUce^ «L 8K1>>> A Weddino Down Soltb. —^At the union of two hearts that beat as one away down in AlaUim, the following touching conversation was heard by a young man wbo was not an Invited guest. Look sharp! First RrFFiA>' ■■>Vbat a MoliUc face the bride bas!" Second RtrnAX.—"I Opellka"' F. R.—TH congretulote her firsr. Eufaula meP' Bkidechoou (kisHing bride).—"Let tbLs be an In- Decatur of future happiness." Tberb bbino no six-day mtematlonol petle«trian contest on the programme thki week, our theatres ought to do a tight smart business. Fifty thousand dollare taken out of their pockets In one week! Think of the absurdity of it! Tbe solid Kobth is tiiawcd out at lasL Old Sol did it, wlilch goes to show that Brother Jasper was right when he startled the world with his theoty that **the ann do move", things! Tbm m a good time to train those gentlemen wbo de»Ii« to run for tbe Presidency In I8S0. ex-Mayor ot Akron, O.— ATHLETIC. KVHMIMCI AT ODLMOBK*B. 8tmps4>ii BBd Ttiylor 'Winners. About two thotuand penona wltneivd a ruunloK race at (•ItuioreV Garden, thla dty, on Katurdaj evrnlos, March 92, ootaithKiandinit that the nieht waa utorniy and dba- rrveakle. Conalderlnc Ihe weather and the Cut that the all'air had been gotten up In a hurry and waa but poorly adTrrtlMd, the toraoot w«« utAnUhiiurly larRe. and prorea how firm a hold pedertrlanUm now haa upon th* public nimd. The partlea wbo prqfvctcd the race offered a prii* of fitO cash to the man who nhould Urit llnUh ten mllcf, and a like amount to the man-boIdlDS the*leaU at tb* end of twenty mUsa. Tbe affair was fbr from well 'maniged, those lo cbajxe having neslKted to make prnper ptoTlalvn Ibraoocing and for keeping the apectatoni InrormeJ reear<llnittU'»Ni|Ci***Of the race, #nd the Iden- tity of the concaatanta, aa wen aa to keep the oouree clear. It waa only too arldent that the mle nhlect oftbonewbo got the thlDjr up and oiuHluftcd It In nich bad Ikablon waa to get hold of a ftw mora dollara of which they were not In need, and in return for which thry could well aifoni to have given greater uilafaellon. The coutenUnu num- bered Mven, viz.. John 8lmpM>u of Cambridge, Enir..oneof ■ - . - fjju, T.. RoireU' even, v attilDi em; John RaCi t Ottawa, Canada; N'orman Taylor of Vermont; Jo<ephOwrnliorVligliila:Mlcha»IMc- Kultr ol Harlem, N. V.; Oomlnlque Vemult^ French Can- adian; and llenr>- Naylor, of New Tork. The (tart was mad* about a quarter pvt eight o'clock, Ralne making the paer fniu the word, and leading the wav at a vla- mlnute gait, lap after lap and mile slter tulle, with Mc- Nuliy lalioalm ran wcood to the Canadian at the N. V. OnlMlunlan Club fCBtneK ImHt year) cI<b<« upnn faU herlH. Taylor a yard RWOj', with SlnipMD clone up. Vemult linh, Owenx i>Lxtb, and Saylor rapldl>- fauing behind. The Anic mile waa completed In this order, Raloe't* tline being Am. 3Sfi. At the done of the next mUe Vemult left the track, having found the company much better than he was accustomed to, the ottirrv harlng maintained the same relative purltlnns, and they continued to hold tliera unlU the second liajr of tlie third mile, when Simpson moved up to second place, runolDg along at siKiu'" — . — — -. looked IIL,. a winner, tliouxh Simpson, wbo la a splendidly formed fellow, ran beautlniUy and with lictter Judguieu than the Canadian, who Is a less pvwerfkil man. On the who, attired In linen d" skirt, collar aud WoixD rr be lawful to say that a.mon shot by an atr-gtm i^uffered great air-gunny T DEAT gS D OPrGS. Waelaly Xt«cord omiie 3>eo«ss« ot COMPILED EirRESULT ms THC SEW TORE CLirTES. AKOBRMEN, Prof. Adolph—A celebrated cheas-player, who had gamed the dnt prize lu tlic tournaments held In London In JJBI and USZ, and at Baden-Baden In ISTQk—Brc«- lao. faioda; March 14, aged <1. BONTIABD, Fnncla A.—A weU-known Jonraallst. and tbe originator of Tke Stmdau rtoicj of this city, which un- der hli management united Its fortunes with Koah'i Jfei- «en«r—San Francisco, March 8, aged 63- -BfetADL£V. L. B.—An ex-Uoveraor of Kevada—Elko. Xev., March 2l,iiged 74. BLACKSTOXE, I>r. J.—An aged physician of extensive practic* In the vidnltj of Athens, O.—there. Match IS, AS SOtTTHZBM WATEBMBLONS . OTO COmlOg UtO in.tTket, we would remind the funny writere that some good jokes can he made upon tbe subject, aa thai: "What a melon-cboly result from eating un- ripe frolt do we Had In last year's siatlsUcs of the death-iate," etc Or "Ihe melon-chollc days have come, the saddest of the year." Upon this sllghf foimdatlon the Indoatrioos ItiiiitygTBphlst.iiiS7ply his wit u nceasingly..-. ' ■■• ; -: Afteb opening the^-claiBtviuiil''Bhowiiig tis-tba skeleton concealed tttaefDv-afler exposing the do- mestic aflhlrs of a twenty-mmionalre'B ttinQy;' after crimination and recrimination, tnpetatlon end' TitojperatloD, and awful illsclosaies.9fA.piii^jf pri- vate nature, our Surrogate haa ded|leiI^iii,*lkvoT,Df the vaUdlty of tbe '\'anderbUt wIlL.; Blngh'eii-the men; maiden and .Cornell, Althouoh tbe American eatftfa; plnfeatbetB art trailing in tbe dust since RoweB inavtttt belt, thous- ands of tbe patriotic youth ofitUg'pftintiT are now going through a tegular coutBe'olrtaUiilng'with tbe view of bearding the Uon in hla 'poi'.'Uii) causing him to cry like a whipped child whenfFUaiiBe la re- gained. Let tis liot derail;—"all Is 'not lost while t!Tinia lemaina." t.^^ APAU)Ftii.BtntOBieacbesaBta tbe effect tIAt the railroad and - stage campaniea threaten to combine for tbe purpose of potting an injtmctlon on alffti- ture walking matches. Let them li^nnk, if they can,' '-Otir Jim" Bays; but, should'they enectied In their fen purpose, tear u>QZ restiU / Bnt the leg-manlaes have no ftarl Thebk Is this consolation left as: IT J. Bon beat US'' In walking far that belt, he can't come ap to as lil playing baseball for that pennant Thla may serve to lessen J. B.'s'vanity In reference to having re-, gained possession'of Ur. Astley's trophy. Lettbe' American game^iiblekm'With a wUte-backle crowl .. Tbb jfte-men .ot JUb eonntiy ai« conslderaUly exercised In inliul joat li^ abotit tbe proposed czcnrslon to,g%i}_]f*anels<ii>- to meet Qen. Grant 'What tbffOiBlBtMBtntD know is, vrtiether it la.to be a ttM^\^g^j6iniit iioj" to the bitter end; with' "1MB DnnNT OF TBS IBIBB lUOK" WBS tllB SDb- jeetof a leetnre hy B6«. DEfii8Bn In Fbiuddphla HarcblT. Thlsla.aaniBtl>lngiiewtotia,asweliave heard nothlngaboat.sooh Aiaee; and donbt wheUier oiar' Odito' mends tim any.ttoch peddrtzUn «ont^' UtlieV's . -■■ -■, ■ im i" , '" '" ■ '■ ' •' ir B FBOBABLB that While Hi: & Cameron waa wOUng totaka the'Widow OUrei far boself alone, be had no wUh to eneomber hinueU with her alsten and tier coQdai gnd mr AQBts; u4 W IST we aOa JRtsncB, Rev. John Shenen—Late Professor of English ■Utcjature at King's College, London, Eng.—ToppcaSeld. Basex, Eng., Feb. 16, agedS. BERNARD. Paul—One of the beet nench moBical critics —FarU, France, Feb. 24, aged 51. BATTLE, 'William Horn—An ex Jodgo of the Bupetior Court and afterwards of the Supreme Coort ofSorth Caro- lina, and a Pratgasor of Law In Lewisburw Unlvetsltr— ChTpel urn-N. C, March 14,aged77. * ' CAMEREB, August-A leader m the Baden ravolutlon of U4S, and who eeeaped ITom imprisonment to this ctnmtrr —Newaric N. J-, March tl, aged n. CLARE, Edward—One ol the oldest aod wealthiest Iron manulhc mreia of Pfttsborg, Pa.—there, March IS, aecd 63. CROCKETT, Dr. W. T.—A well-known physician of Nash- ville, TennJ-thetVL March 7D, aged ea. CBUMBADOH, Or. Frederick—An old and respected ■ ■ ' MarchleCagedaz. Jame*:-DeaB of - Racine College, Physician—Chlrago, III., March 1( DE KOVKN, Rev. Dr. Wla.. and for many yean one of the moat protnlnent men In the Proteatant Splacopal Church In tbla oountry—Ra- cine, WisL. March U, sgrd 49. _ ELDBEDOE, James II.—At one time the priudptl A tbe Baneock Grammar echool, Philadelphia, and for thP that dtr—there, March 19, aged 43. FOOTE, Frederick W.—A promhient dtlzen orEUialletb, N*. J., and the editor aud proprietor of The J>aUm Journal of that dty—there, March IB. a»d 02. FiSDAtL, MtOoT PhUip ll.--^tlie t'oltcd EUtea Marine Corps—Portsmooth. N. IT, Mareh 21. FAIBFANS, Pletn—On* of the greatest of modem Italian phllologtsu and lexloqgnphers, and a dbitlngulahed Journalist—Florenoe, Italy, March 4. aged 61, > TRAU*;' John Vreuerlck-Mayor or Bhrewsbuxy, Eng., aad a veteran of the English turf—Shrewsbury, Eng., re- General George P.—tnlted Sutes Marahal of Tenlont, a posldon which he had held since ISn. He had serfe il 'with distinction in the noted Vermont Brigade dur- inglh * l*f W a^-Burllngtoo. Vt-, -March 19, aged 43. .QQLDTBWAITE, George—An ex-Doited Statea Senator fraoi Atabam'^ '.B*-waa bora in Boston, Mass.. m IBB. ailA.<whU«ab<vweM to Alabama, when h* studl*d law andAt the age of geventeen began practicing hla profes- sion- Befora-tbe jwar be was Cblef-Justico ot t£e Sopremo Court of Alabama,And during th^ war served aa Adlutapt- Keral of the Htate. In 1870 he was elected to the Dnlted lea senate—Montgomery, Ala., March Imaged 7a QII-ES, William F7—Lately Judge of the United Statca District Court for Maryland, lie was adtnltted to the bar in BalUmoie tai 1829, and waa elected by large malorillea to the Maryland House of Delegates in 1637 and IsSa U* waa elected'to Congresa In IB44, hut dcdlaed a renomlna- tlhn. In ISO he was appolntedajudge of the District Ooort, and held that high post until a few a^ksago, when he resigned on account of adranced age and Inflnn health —Balthnore, Md.. March 21, aged 72. HODOSKIN, jomcs Block-A prominent dtlien of Brooklyn, N. r. fie «-as bora In London, Eog., and came to thla City In 18e6 as the repteaenlatlT* of Opponhelm A Co.. who were then said to bu tbe buvest fUr dealers m the wond. Anerwards he held for several yean the agency for tb* nle of Falier's lead pencils In thla eountrr. and woom the banking boaUieas. At the tlmr of hla death he held.the positions of prertdent oT the United Btates Roll- '—Company and ofth* Lake Erie and Louisville andvle*-pre«ldentoftb* EquitableTrast Com- 'i'BJ.Bi^n^f ormtny yeam prindpal of an Acad- e nr at AhtaiBdun, Uarfotd County, Md.-there, March 20, I HARPEB, Ooner—Tbe mperlntendent of the American BiiRss Company lu Buffalo. Mk T.—there, March 19, aged S L' ' BTODS, rani—An old dtiieii aiid weD-known manulhe- tniv of Pltuburg, Pa.—thertL March 21. aged S7. PEYDBKBEICH, R«r. Loula William—ALutheran mln. llto who during tbe last twenty-eight yean bad held the podtloni^pTOfeMorof languagea In educational hiatltu- ttooa tal Pennsylranla, Maryland, aiul Xorth '^-ttIIps Braokl]in,N..Y., March 18, aged 7A HOPKISia, John Wedey—nomlnently Idontilled with the •duatlonal Intereeta of Cincinnati, O., for nearly half a caatury—thercAMarch I& HOOASTH, Edward.M.—A brother-in-law of tha OiarlesDIdieu and.jnn known In the Uterairan drricsofLondon.BD|p:>4hete, Match8L aged4a MPHEKAN, Countesa-Tho widow SfTnnSAlbt.. „. Prwada, the Toungest brother «r the Emperor cfGexmanv •j -Dteadan . niusla, March 4. - MSSJS^^iS^SSSiSSSjWta th. Unlvehaty ot moKAM. Bev. Dr.—A ■mr aged mtailster ofth* Pre* Church or Bcotland. Ha im indamed Ai^^ end ecBtlnned to preach up to bia nlnetT-aarenth jitT. nkAther cf Dr. Infiam Uvfd to tb* aga of UO nai^and ._ J doetorot hlagramUatherto theagaof U& TbsSegte* diimilT was oonAired on him by tha Vntinnla ig Glai ■«SU53*JtlP°«*'.8'«*'»»* Mareh ai aged St* ^ ■Dta, Cutam Joseph M.-Aa oldabSibiat captain on M£iSw*a*Ed^e"' elty nnd WBtlxA-!SlSr<X. _ro^*Tj^gcA^ oM nidott'.^ Pi^^ KA^ Waltefw^ old *ad weaUfayJiioBeer or McLean I. sixth lap iif tbe eighth loDe Taylor, pants, with suspenders, a "bUed^ red necktie, aod In stocking feet, luid been ruimlDr stiffly but easily, scarcely lilting his feet tmm the ground, but seemingly gliding over It, unlckened his pace and dashed to the fnmt, Simpson following bllu. On the next lap Ralne, who lud determined to be flnt or nowhere, made play for the lead again, and ran past iiiopson; but lack of coudltlon told ben, the (»na- dlsn lalterinK In his stride, aud, seeing that he had shot his boll, one of bis attendsntfi took Mm nlf the track. This left the prizes at the mercy of tbe Englishman and tlie Yankef, as MrNulty was very much lallgued and drap- Klng back*. Willie Owens dldn t have a cltance, and Nay- >r. »bo In his style gave a feeble Imitation of Roweu, and made such a cnuilral appearance that be euyed guod-natuttMlly by the spvctattsrs. was dragginc himself alone miles In the rear of all. Bight In the rear of Taylor ran Hlinpson until they entered upon tlie dual lap. when lu niundlog the upper torn he got upon even terms, then went hy\ and. leaving Taylor at eveo' stride, aim easily by a good thirty yards. Time, I hour 30>4sec- Itaviog accvmrHslKTl what |i« lud set OKI to dn, Simpson left tbe (reck alter Jiigglaii around once more, after which Norman had it all to himself, as Owens, al- ihiiugh still persevering, was too lltr brhbtd 10 beat all Jaogrraus. MeNoltr had left tlie trark after going eight miles and a half, without any noticeable variation In speed "The New-England ple-Mter," aa Taylor was dublied because of bis fondness fur apple-ple as an ac- companiment 01 lea, continued to roll up mile after mile In his peculiar style until twenty wms reourded and he was (230 ricker. Time, 2h. 9m. Sil>i's. which Is his best authentic record for the distance. At the dose he did not exhibit any symptoms of fatigue, and when oc- casion demands he should be able to cut down these fig- ures by several minutes. The track waa the same as that used at the stx^iay wslk. fteshly cnsted with saadust, and was In flnt-rate condition. The curbing which waa there during the Interaatlnnal coolest had tieeu removed; butas the runnen kept well out wliUe going along the straight and K'ere prevented by obstades Irom getting too dose on the curve, it may be accepted aa a fkct that the winnera corered the fbll olstanees. Simpson,. Ralne and Taylor In succession came Into slight contact with the obstacle placed at tbe southeast comer uf the track, but the collision did nut throw cither out of his stride. Total ExntnirrBU. Cash In Second Kattaial Bank On account of oounterrelt tickets Expenses of aU klada Caab00hand. Theahore was accompanied by a second state- ment, giving tlie Items in detalL The meeting was a atormy one—a luA resulting tRun tbe tcftisal of the other contestants to allow O'Lcaty anything, notwithstanding the Indlapntable IBcth tBM nis name was tbe loadstone wnlch drewtolheOanleD enoogh people to repieaent tai more than the two thotuand doUam which be claimed as bis diw be- caoae 6f an agreement which bad been algned by tbe representatives of the men early In tUe week. Uanager Kelly argued the matter very earnestly on O'Leary'H behalf; hut his aiguments fsUed of suc- cess In awakening the others to a sense of what he considered Justloe, and Anally the dlvtslon of tbe re- ceipts wasmade as follows: Bowell. tM.aB8.si; Ennhi, tII,03S.9e; Harriman. •3,eia.6S; Walton (Uairlman's liauker),' ts.8ia.6e; Kelly, t2,oaO'(compeniHtlon tor servicen). This left In bank t2.<ioo, which was to be •pnlled to the liquidation of any claims wh|ch might ofterwanlH be presented, with the i ml iiis l aiidlng that whatever aum may Htm remain attactha settle- ment of all dalms tihould be divided abong tbe three men on the basis of to. 30 and a> per cent. Then the curtain was rung down upon the last act In the onpiecedcntedly exciriug and proOtaUe pe les- trlan tliama for the worid's cbampluiwblp. THB BBCKRT fMmPBTlTlOH. In tb* tahl* of distanoea traveled at tbe end of every hour In the belt race, published hi TBI CLirrga oflaat week, the extra yards ov^ the even lap* were omitted flrom the 104th ana followinjr boun; and aa this la apt to lead toeonfbaloik. we herewith prceent a emnnlet* and cor- rect table for tbe boon mentioned, the toul dlstanoe be- ing that made up to the time when the contestants gave notice of tbelr Una] retirement, no note beUig token oltbe one or more laps which each man sabsequently covered. RCWKUs AND KHHIS JVLTCBOSD. Charles Rowell is not to be permitted to long eiOoy un- disturbed the fruits of hla recent victory over tbe thn e American reoresenlatlres In the Interoational contest for the belt which was twice won by Daniel O'Laaiy, and la now to be taken back to London by the English athlete. We alluded last week to a cablegram tnm Sir John Aatley, May 5 had been set by the promoterfor the next contest, and expressed the belief that the latter>a wishes in tbe matter would be compiled with. It transpires that Eonls had verbally cbaUenged BoweU on the track, on Mareh 14. and on that accuont' claimed priority over Wetton: and, a* Bowell considered May 6 too soon to engage In another rach trying contest, cable dlspatchc* passed between Sir John and Mr. Atkinson, the upshot id which was that, on March 20, a meeting was held at tbe Ashland House, at which the rollowlstg agreement waa drawn up aod signed by Bowell aud Ennls, each of wbon posted tlie ncceaiary amount ofmooey with Mr. AtlilBBw:' Memorandum of agreement made and entered into thla twentieth IBltb) day of Mareh, ISTB. between Cbatica Rowell of Chesterton, Cambridgeabire; England, nsity tt' the flnt part, and John Ennls of Chicago, flL, U. bTa., of the second part—Wltnesseth that whereas the party of the flnt part Is now tbe bolder of the Long Dbitanee Chompldo Beltofthe WorldjWOB by him at aiTmore'a OardervHev York, Mardi U. 1879. aad the party of the second part haa duly challenged bim to a pedestrian match therefor, pur. suant to the conditions upon which the said belt la held. Now, tii ci e fui e, thla a gi ee ia e u twitnessetb that tbe partica hereto lieRby agree to compete for the said Champhmshlp Belt and the sum of one hundred pounds (£I00! a side, which sum bas been deposlteil in Ihe bands at the editor of Tlu ^poning Hfe. The match to take place u London, Pnglsnd^ and to commence at 1 o'clock a- H. on Monday. June 16, and to termlaate at 11 o'dock r. M. on Saturday. June 21, 1879 (142 hours), tbe party oorerlng the greatest distance during that tone, either by ranning or walking, withootssslBtance.tohededaiedt)iewinner. Themaicbls to be subject to tbe same conditions aa tliat Inwblcbthesdfd belt waa won by the party of the flnt part, and tbe belt Is to tie held by the wtnner on the same terma and eoodltlons on wblcb It Is now held. Tike Stnrttng Ufe la empowered to appolot referees, tlmekeepen and scorers, but all mat- ten of dlspnu, or appeals upon questions not provided for by these oondltloos, to be relerred to the trustee* of tbe belt, whose decisions shall b> all cases be flnaL . Jn the event of any other person or penons Joining In tbe match, they must each deposit ttw sum of one hundred pounds (£ldn with tbe appointed stakeholder within four weeka prerioiu to the day fixed for the ootmneocement of tbe race, and be subject to the conditions and terms of tbe agreement- The gate-receipts, slter all expenses are paid, to be divided aa fullovs: If only one man completes 410 miles (or more), the whole of the gatc-recvlpts (less expenses) to be paid over to him. If twooompetlton complete 410 mUes (or more), the win- ner to receive two-thirds of the receipts and the **cotid man one-third. (•) If four men compfeta 4S0 mUc* (or more), tbe winner to receive one-balC tbe second 35 per cenL, third U per cent., and tbe tburtli 10 per cent, irave wen complete 4i0 mllea (or more), tbe winner to receive one-halC second 2Sper cent., third l3pcrcent.,raurthSper cent., and flftb S per cent Ifsix men complete 410 nillea, winner to receive one-balT second 3U per cent., third 12 per cenL, fourth 8 per cenL, llftb 6 per cent., and aixtb4per cent. .Should more than six men cmnplet* 4fi0 milm, the winner to receive one-half, and the balance to be distributed among tbe other oompetlton In prapor-- iV" .."■•-.""FSyr of mUes completed as may^ SKf^^S.'" J^D-Aatley, Bart, M.V., the giver <* the belt The competitors to travel over one wide track, to be surveyed beforehand by a competent authority, tbe meaa- urement to be made eighteen Incbes from tbe biner edge. mSS! W"^ falling to complrwl'tb any of ttaes* articieato forfeit all mouer deposited- The stakeholder shall In any and every case be exonerated from an responsibility onon obeyhig the duectloos of the refereea. In the evenfof being unable to hire a suitable buUdlng for the match for the week oommendng June IS, 1879. or any other unfore- •een cause, the said Charles BoweU and John Ennia have power to name another day for the commencement of the match, or should they bo nnable to agree Sir John D. Astley to have power to name tbe day. sothat the match may not lUl thnugh. . CHxaxEs RowsLl, ■'_■ ■ Jou:* Emms. Witnesses- f^orge W. Atkiiftbn, «»iinessea.; Ynilllm H. UatchT i„li!.2I;*'.?* the dnft of the-ahoieagreement theframer inadvertently omitted a dause tnakRig provision forth* distribuuon of gate-recelpu In eaae of three men ctunpl^ tin, ^iOmiioL Thla wJU be remedied aa sooi aaajnll SKiSf i.*iS?* •renr. nnd doubtlssa th* hasU of divbrion wUl b* the same aa m the recent competltloo-one half to tbe irinner, thirty per cent, ta seomit and twenty per cent, to third. It Is probable that there wm b* In tbe neighbor- hood of a score go to the starting point and amongthem maybeoneortwoothenftom Ainericm. '"vui ROWBUi AMD Bunns. rJj!SlE.T?.'*'}'^.E**Si'*»'" '>«n th* Uons of the metropous since tS* bbtaweepoakea tae*. and have been 5hif,*.'Si,^ <>ffi?«':"I'»<'r.,«>»lr slater*, tlolr cousins and ihJ?,52'K!-* ■^JSSrifiyS'TJ'S'* =»nagen of one or two tbeapeahadproflted byflattaing tbemwitb the proffer ofa box ftom which the audlenceeonld%u£alooS riew ofthem, they were shown the InteriorofUiS ^Sk change (bi the worUnga of which, being now monl^m«. they are intereated), and they hila a hSd jS litl Ung away from the hero-worahlplng bolls and beara- Ennla leh for Chlcaco with his *ffiurMi itorShj!; and Bowell waa left to bear the %mt aatturf S^iftjR'^P'<>°t<* the flre-and had 5 S^Tj5St5£."'?°iJ?''y-= J^l Invitation of a n>e^b«r ff.IS'jr*?"' • troupe, Rowdl visited Baltimore, Hd., on March 31 in company with-w. AsplenTand that iVen! te»„o«np!ej a twx at tte HtfflldayStrSt ThSaST b^ In&pdaccd to tb* aadlencetromthe stin ba Saa J^'5SS',.i'!fiS£.'''2' Sf"' 'be o^hStSTtrSSkTJ wS? mSt^.S**":" ThetoghshandAmericanedoia wen mtntwiiMd over th* rw i^'^inlnm boxea.- Next is present at the ten-mOe race in which Shnnon cogued tbatnliht. OwUi* eventagorthe wthacOTpli™SlT haa«art was t«Bdend hun by th* Albion and fSi^^m. donbUem be made the victim of other weU-meaniug ieotSa heban his departure lor home daring the <WTentir«£ ) WM ■ jjJgB SxoM 11 Jntrtolag »t UttOttiui<l,Ci!.,»e»- • Denotes resting, t blgnlflca «top|»4. No aJlownncc was made on the soon shee t for the dia- Unce hstt by the men who had to retrace their nepa to tlielr bouses at the time of the acddent and sutMnuent confusion, RoweU thereby losing 120 yaida and Uarrlitian 27DysTds whldi shuuld have licen oedlted to them. The actual tbue In wblcb tbe contestants walked the distance* credited tu tlicm was: RoweU. WO mUes ItD yards. In U91i. 38in. Ss.: Enttb<. 475 miles 3D0 yards. In I4lh. ta. 49s.; Harriman, 410 mUes SOU yards. In laih. 10m. Ua.: O'Lcaiy, 215 miles 1,4UU yards. In 84b. 37m. Total lestfaig tlme- Ruwell, 37h, 37m. 40s.: Ennbi, 37h. 37m. 9s.; Harriman, STh. 13m. l(Si.: O'Leary. IGh. 4Stii- 2ft«. Actoal walking rime— Rnwell. UBIi. Km. aa.; Ennbi, UDb. SBto. «K; Harriman. I(ttb. 37m. 43s.: O'Leary, 47h. 51m. 38s. Average time per mile—itnwell, un. 18s.: Ennis, ISin. 20a.; ILurlman, ISm. 3!s.; O'Learj-, Urn. Sis. COIiUMBIA COUAOE B. C. Rewla«cl DeflmitiOB and Kale*. At Ollmore's Garden, this city, will be held on April 4. 5, the flrst Indoor athletic meeting under the auspices of ihui club, when, bei^ldes interesting dueed events, thei competitions open to all bona-dde amateurs. jrewlUbe With the ob- |cct orguanilnir saalnst the presence of those **amateun m name and professlonalK at heart wbo are toleiated In oms- teor contests bvcsuse the Interpretation heretofore given t(i the deflnltlon of an amateur has been held not to warrant tbelr exclusion." tbe dub publbibes tbe subjoined amended deflnltlon and rules, which Intending oompetitoreirlll find r profit to carefully read and study. We hope to see them. If not In tbelr entirety at Inst In the main. ' )apa ef viQ^ MBB J^oaA.Ai Wa««« be~ , raoji^k,,^ tbe AgrioKnral Ron; TonntOh tlooahelnc to walk » hatf mUe ev«y balfboi^tasJTi >. to « r. M., aad 2» mBca every *v«*fo|c cramei^^ r.m. On the 2gih an amateur mal^^ niUe*,taSRir track. Sbac IB. Thes ntest^iuSi'MStit.SK oath* and Resenuo. ■■ ' " " ,to th*»t>ntaa4 whining the 4h.45m., Helfirnan coming hi abwt thirty lulniSi^bs Aon-Bn-s swamras^ fiDr-Tumeta, entrana rp^* aeeei>tanee.f^iX tow1)l«h«aajdded 2\ vo^^L2** Itlwl *« starten W. CammtagK Iklaley, leratcb: EDfck enaon. London, 2B ntda oart: H. Bristol. »Mn H«Udsworth Ml**t«r.4*v #.Duddl?, SSS, J?-' & Heacott L»jdoo, M; J. Melhw, OoeKm. aioSuntS; easily by ten yards In 4m. B4KS.; leaeouseeoad. WAutiTO AT PiTiHrtBij, Mas^a pedestrian tooraer took place at this place Marth M Jamea Welch woTi twenty-mile rnnnlnk rao* InMijSh^, and Xelson Reyndca a ten-mile waDi hi Ih. 40nL Allea BenlTew won a tieuTr flve.mUe walk, bl*competltare-^v,Btnab.and Burrll won th* fourteenth, Blxte«th. andflfteenthmSr alvely. Warten Day. on trulchrs. wxiked ihni mllea In 44m. Its., aiulAlmon Basett with awooden^^ walked thn* mllea In 44m. las. "afc Cci^T. II. Mo.vimiaT'SAltKtlAi Bxaismoiattraeiala good many people to UiBBalled'Armes. on axth avmu^ on Raturdity evening, March a Tbe entectalBBen? which emhnead assaulta-at-armi with glovea andweanra or steel, was eiUoyed by alL These wbu manr—-- gloves were Reynulds and Rand, Morris and fioves were Reynulds and Hand, Morris and Xumy, and onstery and Doooey Harris, aUle Hoffman aad Frnif fenced with rolls and bnmdswaida, and XoBOerr aal Col. Belanooott with small swm* ' Tax PBxaoBSHAL WAi.gaa Poughkeepsle. X. T.. hi the pe ray; who, the local ptee^ In al a proper vpredatkm or the. 1 the feat' Infotms ua, aoeoniplii meet with the approval and mdorsemenc of sister organi' cations everywhere. In which case existing evils will be eradicated, and the annoyance resulting from the insuffl. dent stringency of tbe prveent generally accepted deflnl. lion be Bvuldetf, AMATEUR ATHLETES. DBri:rmo5.—An amateur athlete Is one who practices athletl9 fur bis own physical improvement or pleasure, and not as a business or fur gain. A person wlio riolatea any of tbe following rulea will not be considered an amateur m the sens* of this deflidtlon. RCLE I. Xo aroatenr can compete In an open competi- tion, or for a stake, or for public money, or for gate-money. 2. So amateur can compete with a profewlonal; but an amateur shall be held blameless for competing with a pro- fessional whose entry bas been accepted In a game or con- test open to amateura only, and given by a rr rngnlred amateur athletic club, provided that If aware of the status of the profrssional, he enten his protest liefore start- A Vo amateur can teach, or pnrvue, orengag* In athletic exercises aa a means of livelihood. 4. No amateur can compvto In any public games not under the direction of or given by a recognlxed amateur athletic dub. * —. 5. No amateur can compete in any public game* the proflta or any part of the profits f^om which an to be de- voted to any other ohiect than charity or tbe future en- coon^ment of athletic exercises among amateum. A So amateur can, as a oondltloa of bia oompetlng. de- mand the appointment or witbdrairal of any neclOed in- dividual as an olBoer at any amateur athletic meeibig; nor can he ask or demand, as a condltiou of hla competing, the refusal of the entry of any amateur; nor can he claim any prtvUc^s not accorded to other contestanta. 7. Xo amateur can offer his entries for any games under on aAmmed name, or Aom a dub of which he is not a member. A No amateur when entered fur a handlrap race can re- fuse to give bU public record when asked for It by the dub under whose directhm the race Is given. ■9. Xo amatetir can have hla expenses or any port of the same. In connection with any oooieat defrayed, ex- C4>i>t by the athletic dub of which he Is a member. Tbla rule shaU not operate where any reoogolied athletic cinb defnys the expenses of aU contestanta alike. 10. Xo amateur can accept any compensation of any kind, directly or Indirectly, aa a condition of or because of his connection with any athletic dub or games, or for tbe use of his name In such connection. . 11. Xo amateur can enter In any games In which th* prises are articles oT ooeichandlse or trade. 12. No amateur c*lB sell or hypothecate hla priies,nor dispose of them for airy atalvBlent lA No amateur caaGec on any contest fbr which he bsa entered, nor recelra directly or mdlrectly tlie proflta, or any share of them, of a bet on any such contest lA Any person nDty of oonduct which may tend to hring amateur athletic 9orta Intodlareput* shaU not be deemed an amateur. CHAIXKMOB ITROH BireEKS. John Hogtars called at TBI Clippxr olllce on Monday, Match 24. aud left one hundred doUan with tbeaublolncd tiialiciige; _^ Xkw TOUB, March 24. FBA!fK QrBB5, ESQ.—Dear Sir: I hereby challenge any maavi America or fiigiand to run me a thlrty-niue race Ibr Itom BSD to BSOO a side, on any good Indoaed ground In Mew York or Immediate vicinity, tnree weeka from date of Mgnlng articles of agreement Aa there are aeveral re- poled flne-dlstance rannera, representing England, Can- ada aod the States, now In this dty. 1 trust someone win soon come forward and cover the tUO I herewith place In Soar hands. I leave tills challenge open two we«u from lareb 25. If no runner aoceots, I will be prepared to make a match with l>aalel O'Xeary or John Ennia tor a six days go-as-you-please contest Besp'y Col. Belanooott with small swotAl Tax PBxaoBSHAL ~i lliii S|i has liiiwls . Poughkeepale. X. T.. hi the pem of a man namod Miu! _'^_^. —■ Uiall earnistaw. bnt wjBSt lb* uapneedf^te^ MtaUCii tbe feaf Infohns ua, aoeoniplislad tbe task of 1—--'-^•— mllea ami 27 lap*. 00 a thlrt>'-lap track. In 14haa^ Mareb 2L Murray Is evidently nnas," or els* he^L— _— covered a procesa for sboctemlng mile* which doAle di». eounu Bart Mdler's method. O.tMARcaSaraes took plan between OeaBBsMBb and Henry HtraussortbeuUsey House, nos Twenty-nlath street and Broadway to Cannaasville and return, for tm a side and a dinner for six penoos. It was won by tha former, liealiog Stimns* Mmla. Referee, Jame* BnUet' timekeepers, Barrett aod Brodcway; Judges, r. B. casUn ' and P. Murphy. Bernard Bruaer acted aa coach 1m Bas. com, and H. Schmidt fiwBtfaani. T1me,2h.3tei. Tbe N. T. a. r. WILL orB5 the oatdoor aeaioa hi this vldnlly with a serisvi of handicapcamev. open to aU ama. teun, to consba of I2D yards, 900 yards and aoO yam* runs, and a two-mile walk, fbr gold and silver med- als, at the dub grounda, Bott Haven, April la. Ea. tries, which can h« made to C. A_ Malmey, scaetaiT. f* O. Box AlOtX.V.CUy, dcae on April lA " DR. J. W. RA.v]raT wlU dellrer th* fourth of Us saris* ot intemaingand InstraetireIfcturca, under tbeauintasof lb, ««"»—«>" Athletic Clol^alChiekerinK Hall tbb sren- nur, March & Bubjeel: "OmUatkB ofBlood." a ttea* which should pos s e s s great Inurest tbr our athlete*. On Thursday, April Ul tbe cMng lecture of th* serin wHIM given, and will be for gentlemen only. Tag San Fraxcisco (Cal) Iuobobsb (hxs have elected the lollowing olfieen fat 1819: Frealdent John Bioar- SuDlvan five mUes lo 45tn. 43a., IJaakOeaway went go.as'he- erlng e^t .-mUe* an<rsians: WAUtlso ATltKAnnia.Ps ^The MUhler.EsterUne walk- iDg-niatcb was deckled at Music Hall, oomraeadns Mareh 21. stlsbler walked on a track a Upa to th* mUe, and Esterllne's track measured as laps to the mUe. MUhler hod the advantage of good ttalnhig, and showed op In very Itlr fhrm. Alter a rather exdting walk teniae lud- deiuy retired, owing to severe indisposition- The condi- tions of the walk were that they should compete for 24 booT*.'^' AAer the retirement of Bsterllne, who completed BO mile* 22 laps In 22 boors,MIshler, who In 23 bonra 17 mln- ntes had succeeded in scoring 92 miles, was declared the '^"^.''n'" "M*^ Edward Daris and Ed. Splen looked after Mlsbler, and the efforts of the former did much to Insure thesuocessoT bUprIndpaL Theacosera were H- L Munroe, Chos. doldman, Billywalllng and AL r.ni.m.n TBs CoMi.No TocBXuana at OmioKB'a-Tbe attrn- Uon of aU walkcn Is dUaOad to tbe adrertlaement hi our Dusinna ttepartment <M tbe'two walking tonrnamenta whteb are announeedto-<ake place at oumtn's Garden, this dty nnder.tha Boanagementof A. R. Samuells. The flnt ofthese Is for ladles, and will take place during the ate days commencing at 1 A. v. on Monday, April VC The advertlaed prim are a champion belt valued at 11.000 and a lUte sum In caab to flnt, tlOO to second, 1230 to third, and tl30 to fourth; entrance fee, tM; entries dodng on April 9.' The other Is lor men, and will commence atl. a >. April 21, continuing lulll II r. s. 29l Annoimcedprtie* —a belt of the value of tl.0UO and aa much In cash to flnt. tnoto second, tSOOtotblrd, and taOtofuurth; entrance tUO, entrie* dodng April 1& rcbtsnuAXiBK AT WoBDBit, MAa>.-«ieveral erent* took place at Lyceum Hall, here, March ZL on a track thirty-two laps of wMch were iaid to conatltut* a mile John <}nlnlaa of Rtonebam started tc^nm nine mllea in one hour for a purse oftSCl Gave Out alter completing fuar and a' half mllea; all((M tune. 'lO' Wdllam Dempsev wgastated to have wolkMamllaiBta.4*., and Oeone Doherty lo Bra. 7s.; pi^. =..ii._.?5™l.Trj. S?'?,!?'"!^ and John Oately m 41 ^ 5leased for one botir, cov*i_. Wafer, la the same tIiii«,^jMyet«d < eight miles and27 AjlOjiiLK eoms^ ran or walk, for amateura, came off at St James' HalL-^ton; Mass., March 22, nS^ Muting on a thirtr-lap traa, and only one completing the distance -M. T. Curry, Middlesex R. C, whoM tiiSe was girenC 2h. 16m. 30a. The othen went the foUowinir dlStancea- John Horan Nonpareil A. A. IS mUesJOUp^Tl. FaIson^ Y. M C. A..J6 mDea; A. McDowall. Y. M. a D A. C iiZ miles; E. W. McCaflrey, St James A. C, 10 miles: 'r P. Eulllrau, Bt James A. C, 7 miles 9 lap*; R. J. Kegel 7 mUes I lap; John Kirk, St. Jamea A. C, 7 mllea: J. Btra- nan of Cambridge, 2 miles. "™ •--'-•<""=.•'-"leu Majtbatta^ ATHiBTic CLUB.—The opening >i«w<<i^p Emea of thla dub (open to aU amatennlwlirtak* iiiZ. .JP'^^iJ' *• «™» wm be a* folJoin: lOO-rarda run. on^mU* walk, half-mile ran. Gold medala wDI b* giv*n to first and silver to second In each event Aaentrenoe-fee (not returnable) of 23 eenta must oeeoD' pany each and every entry. Tbe right to ivfliae or strika out onv entry la reserved. Entries to doa* April S. and to b* addtessed to » c<je taiy Manhattan Athletic Qab, 8tb «a ..—The second annual Sprli^ avenue. Mth and arih stzeet& games take place June 7. „TB« Tgit.M.iii WALK tot the tmotsir chsmplou-belt of hew England, between E. B. Merrill, Union A. c, ud W. H. Belt Boston A C. wm take place at Muale USL bSC tojLMua, Aptll3(nistDay).hi ths avcnhig. it^wUl b* — - ■ ' - itwEl ■ fonowed by a two-mOe walk for boye, tot wUlbegiven. In the.afternoon tbere wm be atwenty- nlch a medal mile contest b e t ae au lady vedeatiians, open toalL under tb*muLBgem<nt of Fred Engelhardt, who offers VO to flrst SSOto second and «30to third? Entrtea to ber«- calvadatAUstoaiUl until Mareh 29 UUIaTk ' Bc*8 Ta.'MiixBB.—w* have returned the'fUDsentto n* by D. C. Boaa, wbo saya he haa been unaUe to atrang* athletlamotoh with Fret Millar, aod it in3d b* Jndldoua to enter into a walking nwtch with th* latter or anybody els* during th* eomlnc Summer. At th* same Hm* the fkct remaini that becEaneoged Miller to make ouch a match, and the latter coraredhla xnooav and la ready to mak* tt, so that UlSBStbaxiltMM which hM the toert ofth* argSmawr^ u4ai»n«Boiw«»w"w Eamt Boirron ASrruirra for pedalistleboaonwUlmr. tldpate Ul ateo-mlle and a twenty-mile walk te mooev prlirs, and a 24-hour mixed contest fur a cbomploo belt and muney prizes, at Bumner Halt East Boston. Msnh tt fg. OlBcere Brown (treasurer of tha Unkm k. Ci aad Harvey wm abw contend for agold medal, tbe lattei btlBg allowed amilelttseven. Miss Ada frbbokt Mt Frovldenee, R. L, at 6 r. v. Mareb 22.' with the avowwd^lntantlun of walking lo BoBtco. which she Intended makms-'oariy on tbe morning of th* 24tb, when she was to he **e**ted bya bandcfmndeto the Boybuon Museum, vtMi&aba is to attempt the feu of walking until the night oftheSUl witbout test, eicepttt* mUiutes ftum each Dotir ...... CABBALrs REAGAa A^ HcgBT' LioocB walked tK^ mUe match at Musk Hall, St. alhsBa, Vc. March 13, Ar t2S a side. Besgan.«on In 10 hoore 30 miwwt^ Laeoor« wai obliged to quit on the 47tb mile. BeaaaBnsthewls- ner of a SB-bonr walk held tbere a few weeks a^ and tUi match was the result ofa challenge from Laanr. nno_Bqg 8TKvBxs and Samuel H 8ml|h ecBBuncada with in mDH to his credit to IN}; fur. Smith. The tntk Is said to hava measured thirty lap* to V» mile. A nnr-HiLB walk came off at City Hall, Holyotr, . Mass., March 23; only norl t es pa-ddpaxlng. Result: K«r- ton. I; COoBnen. 3; O'l^ary, 3; SnnWan. A Hattnettn. tired at tbe end of I, mlle^ Gllberi and Ellion at St Cott. ley at SL and Botlerfleld at 4A Wlnaer'a 'alleged tln^ 10li.4Cn. ■ ATot-BBBT was held at th* Tmn Hall. WakefieU,. Mass., March 22, with tbls result: Two-mile woIk-J. J. O'Kdll. 1; Frank Carroll, 7; lane, Ite. Fire miles, go-a>- toi.pl e a se P. Tierney, 1; J. U. Maxwell. 3; time, i\vu Ive mlle walk—J. Boneb, - " " 3US. , 1; J. n. Maxwell, 2; time, Ubl Tbk coMMtVTBa 01 tbe Ctenadlaa Uniwraity Foothsa Association lor 1879 la ccmpoaed aalMlowa: President James Chtsbolm; vl te - vi e s ldent, A. ^rrutben; secrete^ W. P. Freeman: treasnrvr: W. Laldlaw; J. McDouiall. W. F. Modean, F. &eefer, T. C MUllgan. A. Hals aod Mu». TUK MISSB) Cora Crauixo and FVaeaee Levanlon art to tie classed among those female pads wbo have acccm- fillsbed the trifling (In the estlmaiiuo of the prevaOlog emlnlne walklst) feat of walking AOOD qaarter-mile* in 9L000 qoorter-houn, done In this dty—in tlie usual way. WlTUDaAW:f.—Xo acceptor having come forward, tL* mucey staked with the challange Issued by Cbas. Coimnra fortnlgfat ago was withdrawn on March 2t John Murp^. Oinnor's hacker, says h* Maods ready to mak* a bona.iu* match lor him with anybody of his weight jAMim MrraiB won hisSa.milego.aa.yoa-^ease raos \ Umtf W. Welch^ for |U a aide, at Kew ^edtord. Mi March 22, Welch gave out on tlie toth mile. Mutrie .— then two miles ahead, and went the full distance In life, 9m. 26s., Indudlng Ih. Im. Shi. for reA A Hix-DAT WALKIXC covrxsT, tOt h poTseof 1900 In g«:A was to begin at the Connecticut Annor^- In New UamL Mareh 24, at U.30 A. It. Tbe ours* wlU he divided aa fcO- Iflws: First t290: second, tl£; tblid, f73; fooith, tU Entrance fee, ten per cent of pone. EXALE Rosissoxwon a Un-boorwalk at Market HtC, P ort s d a m , Pa.. March 21. The other eentestaots were L. V. Measlniar and John Gneey, the Ibnner tUUng out after going thirty miles and Gracey being beaten by oie mile. Tbe winner walked fbtty-«lx nulc*. TUB Nww ToBB itxCBoaaa CLea el e:ed tbefoOowinr offioenm Msrehtl: Preddent Uennatm Oebrlchs: Mcr» tarr, A. P. Montant; Heasurer, Wm. Patteacn: caplaia, E. C. LaMonlagae:<lrst-lIeutenant P. E. Randall; Mccnd- I cntenant Herbert Inman. A nrxT.xiLB WALRixo HA.votCAr, limit four mDes, f* pnaesof £30 andagold medal to flnt Ob andaallivr medaltoaeoond,and £15 totliird.haa beenpromotcdby Tboa. Alden. and wW take place at Agricultuiul Uall,Lon- don, Eng., in a few weeks. MisaXaixiBLB Barr and Ed. M Bmith will walk SB Ihu Armory track, Aubum. X. Y.. March H, tbe former •(- tempting to walk 20 mUen while Smith doe* 25. The pie- ■ ceeiLi wUI be devoted to replenishing the tnaaurr of the 4»h Brglment Wx. B. K050LijrAX,aged ten yean. It la sold. Is staud to have walked 34 mUes in th-Ofaa. on a S7-lap oack as KoooUman's North Second-slreet Halt Brooklyn. E D.. Mareb 10. Tbls la lather bst traveling for ao young a at^. dldaie. C: P. DA:nBU wiu walk 20 mllea against F. B. Breve. R. Weston. 4>ea Ooraa and Geo. ftbicev at Lvoenm BilL' Beading, Mass., Mareb 29. B. B. Mefrlll wm alao gM an exhibition of tast-walklng-merely fior sport and clorT, of course. ■ C. A. nASBiHAir has not made teowntons bia Intention In regard to Daniels' challenge since tte latter posted his •ne hundred doUara. Aa both men are now In Bofltfi, however, they may anouge matten then thia sreek. ATTHSLowKLLfalr munds. Fast Day. P. McEvov.pe' destrtan and trainer, will offer a pun* of %m, to be nia fW In a 120-yard handicap race. The prliea will be B3DL tIA fl' andtA ^triea dose Match 17. 1» TUB I.taraiw Clcb of Boston, ICasa-. wm inaugaraw the season by a regatta on Cbarle* Blvee. FOst Day dilch watcn,betwcBBfive four-oaredwocklprboatcrewscftM CBABiBsBBWABBa failed hi a fbolMh attempt to walk fifty consecutive boun without eatinc. drinkhuc resthig ot- recrtv^ a ssiat a it o * ot any kind, at LoneisurVPa., March RoacaT K. Hau. mad* U* debut on th* walking-lraek at Fawtncket B. t. Moicb Ul hi a mile malcb against ilm* for tat^ and Is saMialiav*ooveivdtli* distance la 7mL 38s. -, Col. J. H. McLACOBLiB'atiao deposit In sapportofhla challenge to Owens aod iDuflir readied us ell ilgfat list week, baring been on theway when o«r post iasue-wentti press. S. P. PCTXAM. Ikoa. WDborandB. J. BrovB eanp«ts< In a Ave mUesgo-asTou^Icase eoMest at 119 SumMt street, Boston, March IL Bitrwu's tim* waa llmlnl MiasTox Blchd jralked a s uuuoMd twnity miles U Troy, N. T., March hi4h. 4ta.Sariam* nVit looil Chevalier walked twenty Kile* In 4h. 17m. EOa. J Bdwabs ASS S. Anana'an matched to walk fbr a aide.'the fbnner tadoSD ndlca tothe Uttcr'a lA atth* » Jamea Riding Academy, BoBtoo. Mareh 27. - BAR.XS8 _DBruiBO CAkaimaBs hi a 73yd. race, fo •3ai,narToronta,Ont.HardilA Carvuthua stopped a Aty yards, and tbe altera tlm* waa 7,<iseCL RiCBABD J. Xaols tL* tMoman and GUchord Daly ar matched to walk 2A honra, E»r B35 "uate " at Lorv Hall. 8t John. 1I.bIjEcSH fir BOBBBT Caltib of th* EagI* Hotel, Brooklyn, says W wUI bet any port of ^300 tliat BoweD eov*» more grooB< than Weston for the Axtleyb*!t Jabcs V. McMiIXBS and Jame* Besain has* arrangM to walk from Boston to Lynn, Mass., andiMBm, Maicbit tbe winner to receive BUu. TBsna WILL SBamatch ra-se, SO mile*, on MaichS it riittabuiv K T.,roragoldmcda], between Tanthi*an Adama orthat place. B. BroBBT, with Uyonla o^ took th* qturtrr-ialle at th* <>sihrhlg« Cnlvenlty haadksp meetlns, BBfl M a rch 7,6L In 4m. i Ed. MiiTLTbir has engaged to beat Bigger, th* CanidiB nptiner, five feet in a lOO-yard run at vi«i«"tnn, Odv A^wll I. * ' ' JoBX lk WA'CBBAjrDOLDRUcou.aratovalkteamUSi for a itaks ootf jtts-mr a«, at Lynn. Haia., March 39. Dallas Mw u b um bbB; ;» .Kew Bngland wrestkr, bnk rhiM (poH^os li« • a^otehwUh McObm- atchwtthAI hUlegwh ^ vinuwat^t£e«er, fi^ILrMfet^ 11.' Oa:iibl,P'Lbabt lelk.lbla.flty Ir Chlago, m., MudiS' C. A_ HABB1BA5 la In'Boaton.' THB'wiLxiNq MATCH'Jietvreen (Mir<^ the CUcBf a B. C. and Stovej of the Kew Bed AM (Ma*.) K1 C, at the latter place, Alarch 19, was won by Btovti- who finished '26 miles In tk. 3»m. 48s, While u br sixteenth mllo Gore fell and strained a cord In U ankle. A. L, ViNiKO deSeated C. H. Burt In a callar«sr elbow WTsstllng match, sold to be for t200, otMOil HaII. Uanchester, K H.i March lA He won the BT ond and third Wa, Sat mnlfft occupying Ih. lOm.. ■ A a2-HOi7B WALK betwBQaCarToU and Mabonej I nui River, , nlaht the former mile at llh. Xiia,^.. MitB Ida ', hundred mllerf'' UarchU. SI In 31b. 3m. John Dc^-N ^ Crispin, walked tl tbe town Ball, Oplnsvv l^M^ ■arch b«a Bhort'dlstBncvUjnb. dOa. • „ at 12 o'clock ml' Be finished his 1KB 'walked US mOes. ted a walk of oB. ^ Cambridge, MaA. aceomilllshed the Ul» eb. 31m, 8TS. fviawn, both amis of A iM^Tas manrdolKrf^; lA Clove** : > ~^Ainriib-t>HiiAii^-W-irtnbrted to ^y*J^Jt mllea IB Ih: lim:-MA;:Bt' 'tSa opera-house, KnpA'.: R. Lf Ibicb si; aniB deftuiig Albeit Wlon . whosellmewaa UliId.Ml ' Jambs a. BiLBT tbe aeoDer waa detfeattd by Uuf: Beadle In k Ibrty-eisbt-boar'walking match at S^* toga,N,T„llarchu,aa^2L Beadle made IS nM and BOey only 111 mllea. 'L- CampamaIs to be exhibited before thopeopM* Montreal, Canada, oome parties bavins "^Sa rangementa for a six daya' doiiteat between him iP> a man nonwi xinnachL Uiss Asa IFallacb wag. taken off tba New Bedford, HasA, Jfarch 16, anerabewui to bsTB ifBlked 9S mOca In STh. aom. A.H.Lt>BT BndotooKKo walk Mx mOcB ' Thomas Caty walked flv^t QbioB.ont^ KB.,'' la^ and iBiud to IiST« 'WOO. SaMon. PHiuirs detbated'zdiert TTOo oxtn ' mDe ranning race at tbe <Mm>Iioiia4 sewponf L,MArchao. Time,llC Ytali- WM. KXKBLBT iB reputed to bave oomp walk of 100 bonis wltboDt net ttvnmlngtoii,, Harcbis. Damixl SuuivAMTHalked lamllea, udi sh» lu muesila Wbi «m. st Bewpoiti &I-