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prevent the min-** being opened, they will g.?
back to work again peaceably."
ARRESTS) FOR M A Rr HI NO
?a ii;xi?iu;ii \m> ximtv minkhs TAKER in
i ISTi'HV Ai rAIRMORT, w. VA
Fairmont, \Y. Y a . Aug. IS. -line hundred and
ninety of th?? Montana campers w?ne m rest?.I
this morning for mar? hing. Which Judge Jack?
son ?ays is a violation of his Injunction. They
?were taken t<> the railro.nl Station and guarded
f??r five hOUn, when a aafaSetal train to.ik twenty
'??ur of them to riaiksbiitg. The organizer*? as?
sert that their S>< ? did not know lliey w.i? vio?
lating th. Injunction, and that, according t<> its
terms, it should have been real t" them. They
say that there will be no trouble In securing tbe
liberty Of the men. and lhal while one man l??'?ks
after them the other three will ?rvginiz? the re?
mainder of the tiieii.
Public sympathy runs high in favor <?!" th??
miners. Business men ere arranging meetings,
petitions ar.? being sign?*.!. :?.'.<? there la n?nr
more likelihood <>G a gem-ial laying down <>f t??o!s
than at any tini?? sin??? the strike began. At
present only two big mines remain uncrippled,
Gaston an.l New-England. The operators say
that 180 men wer?? at w.irk at Montana to-day.
?gain*! 122 yraterday.
THF CR18IS l\ 8PAIN.
?
IAOA8TA WILLING TO ACCEPT OFFICE
AXCARAQA BEEg THK QUEEN REGENT.
Madri.i Aug. II The visit of General Ascsrraga.
th?; Acting Premier snd Minister ol War. to the
?jue.-n it? cent at Bl Bebaatlan, is regarded sa ?being
important. In vWw ot Uu- feet Hun thi Premier la
known t?. hav. expressed rh?? belief thsl a definite
ly constitute?! Ministry is necessary ro deal with
the situation, ? specially in vi? w of the arrival here
of the n,w? United suit?* Minister to .-pain. General
fgUrwaii ?.. Woodford.
tatet Bagasta. th? Liberal bader, in sn Interview
t?j-?la>. is quoted a* saying:
"Even during Canovas'? lime dissensions existed
In ibs Cabinet, snd if ihey sre continued, ?G?nerai
Aacarrags ?ail! t? ibllged to d?ecline to h??',i nfhv?*
In Hriy case, ins Cabinet is oertaln to i" Mio :?
temperan , , ,, , ,
"1 ?m ready to .???? i?l office, and should 1 do so
I would apply r? formato ?uba in th?? widest sense.??
The Spanish Government has forbidden all tele.
graphic and telephonic rommunleailon? relative to
Angioini??, th? assassin of Premier Canova? del
Castillo, who wa* tried bj court-martial at Vcrgara
<?n Sumlav last, and who was sentenced on Mon?
day to be executed by ihe Barrote, ?? li under?
stood that the prisoner wll b< executed to-morrow
or on Friday next The Supreme Council and the
Cabinet hav?? confirm? d the *? nt? nc? ol death,
?
TRIBUTE OP 8PANI8H-AalERlCAN8.
ESQU1KM MASS IN HOXOB OF THK MURDERED
PREMIER AT THE CHURCH "G ?ST.
I IS? ?.? i ? ?? I'M 1.
The attendai ? M e requie? mass yesterdaj for
G>?!? Amonio Csnovas del Castillo, lai?? Premi?? of
?pain, at the Church ?>f Bt. Vincent de ?Paul In W est
Tw.niy-ihir.i-.-i . was large. Diplomatie end ? ??
sulnr uniforms, foreign dircoratlon? and h
w ? ?,, ?- seen on all Bades. Th? chui h was
(Mtooned in black and white. The catafalque, rep
reeenting a tomb, occupied ? prominent place at
the bead of lb? centre aisle near the chancel, !<
?waa a lof!\ ?nd Imposing structure In black, on
two of its ?idea being ? laic?? letter "C" In white
on a black Beld ?'? ? ?t? ? central point above it ,
long stream? ? and white formed ? grace- j
iul draping, the long pendants being attached to
t? ar ?uni distan) ? olumns.
Tr.? head of the ie. facing Twenty-third
t-' wa? .? mass of '.?< lutlful Bower?, offering? from
i>. Spanish colon?, Six massiv.? candelabra of
? ?. . each flanked It? sld? a.
Th?? mas? began at 11 o'clock, or soon sfter the
entrai : ?????t Dupuy l??? Lftme, the Bpanlsh
Mini*'?! accompanied by the secretaries "f the
Spanish Lrgatlon; t'aptatn d< Is Cosa. Bp
Arm* ; l'api iln Uopi*, Spanish Navy, and lh? ? ?
Bui-General of Spain in thi? city, Beftor Don Arturo
??,.?? ill f wl -n w? re in rl?,?? full
??, ol th? ? ??-?,?? live rai k?. Man) ol lh?
rl h uniform? wer? resplendent In decoration?. Th?
.. ;. br? ? wer? Ihre? Spanish priest? temporarily
in New-York Fa ? her? Jannl?H??, Mainane and
Ramon d< la ' ? < They were assisted by ili??
rlerg) choir and quartet of th? church. At th??
r? qu? -: of I .a .! nt? I' itrlotl ? Kspanola, they
conducted I?? - ?n service, The musical pro
gramme wa* under the direction of the organi?! ?'f
the chureh, Mn? <? I. F? uardent.
Then ?a.i?^ lh* us?...I procession of ;he clergy.
led b) n cru? if. r, followed by altar boys. At th??
close ot the flrsl part of the mass. Father Jannlces,
who knew Beftor Canova? ?? l Castillo well, d<
? il igj on ? ??? ??? .??1 Pi ? ml? ?
?Secretary Sherman explained the non-representa
?!' the United State? Government In the fol?
lowing messag? t?? ih? committee:
??Telegram to the President p elved by me thla
morning loo late lo attend obsequie? ??? Csnovas
del Castillo. Accept my profound sympathy with
nd the S .?? ? ??? ? ?? on this occasion in giv
Tiii-? ? xpr? ?sion t , ? ' ? Ir grief ai ih?? Jos? o? s?. irr.-.?t
?? Minis?., ?
?
CRITICISING TU G. B18HOP OF HAVANA
Havana, Aug. iy "l?s Lucha" ?demands tbe ??-?
missal of the Bishop of Havana, ?is a rebuke for
ids failure u> leepond In ? i?h:ri??ii'? manner to the
request of ih?? Queen Regent for appropriate
furerai <?r? monies In memory of Premier Canovai
del ??astillo.
The Bishop ebsented himself from ,lie pulpit and
??? '?!?.? 1 t?. desivi;.!!?? ? worthy preacher for the
occasion. He omitted io order masses throughout
the diocese, refused i?> communicate spiritual grace?
and won <i not officiati >?t pontifical mass. At the
last mom. m ? ????!.?oi-?;. nei., Weyler designated
an army cha pi In t, preach ihe fun. ra! discourse
The Bishop's i-ordu ? I? much commented upon In
ih?? local pr??.-*. which reflect? public opinion In irs
?harp ? ritlclsms ? ? nit behavior. Hla acl i* In
strong contrast to Ihe ready compliance with a
similar request hi the bishop? throughout Spain
In an hour of national sorroa
Th?? Bishop's refusal is attributed In ?om? quar?
ti?? to ?ns ?les"?, t?, protest against r<?,?. n; meas?
ure? cutting down the ?alarle? of ecclesiastic? ol
episcopal rank is will as of th?? civil and military
??aployes ?,( th* Government.
?
A TALK WITH THK SPANISH MINISTER
Beftor Dupuy de L'une, the Bpanhih Minister a I
Washington, who came to ;!i? city to attend ihe
?(?ecirti service? In mem r> of Beftor Canovas, the
murdered Premici of Bpain, returned to Washing?
ton yesterday. Beftor de laome waa not Inclined to
tdik about Ihe present situation in ?'uba or in
Bpali H? Mid 1 ?'? was no significan,??? in th?
.--,? lai servie? ??? ng held In a French ?-har
added that the ma-- wa* entlrelj unofficial. When
>?-k? 1 a?K?ut ih?? ?ff'-.-i of Canovas'i death In Spain
h? ?aid:
"I doTi'r Think then will lie any eruption in .????
? of '.a?? deal . ol Beftor Canovaa Thing? are
nuie: m,? and we hav? strong hope? that they will
remain >... 1 .,.i\, h? ?rl nothing about ;).?? report
that ?General Weyler will be displaced ? do not
think hi will rae, aa he in* been entirely satis?
factory. It ?;.- hard : tell whethei Ascarraga will
reaaaln as Premici Hi - ictlna .?- auch at pres
? ?ni. but hi? retention ol tiie offic? des - ?
Ciri Limsrance.-."
?
MINISTER M I. Ri:) s hi PARTI RE hi. I i) lh.
Washington, Aug. ?. The Presideat haa tele?
graphed to the Sia:? Department, requesting Cap?
tain Merry, Minlalei IO Nicaragua. Salvador and
?'"s'a, Rica, t?, delay hla departure for h few days,
: some Information In the Department on the
?.?
in! him.
CONTRACTS FOR fil S FORGI NOS AWARDED
Washington, Aug M Contract? for gun forging?
?Ac?, ?warded to-da) al ? ?? Navy Department To
the Bethlehem Iron Company were awarded ?I?
neh and twent] I ??? ?ets of five-inch, at
-?> ? * m * .. pound; loth? Mah.!? Compati) l'hua
de phia, fifteen s. r of four U h ai ::'.'.. cents a
. md The*? forgi na? will !?? hroughl l
Washington N*vy V.u.l and mad? Imo ;?
' : ? H B 1*1 fol 1 and auxilia? ? , , ulsera
?? PORI DUTY "\ * nil ? ?. IBOLISHED.
Wasbtngtei Aug. II Consul Lytt. of Cartagena,
! ? '* ' ???? ? ' ?:? Si,.??? Departmeni lhat Colombia i
s?,?.?, Asaerica, hai sbalished the expon dut) or?
?alfe? He also reporta lhal ? ne? steamship Un?
?,?; ' ?? ? : between ? bile, Ai? ?nd Carta!
?
PERSt,\ iL G/77 WH W/. SOT REQUIRED.
Wasblnaiaa. Aug. ??s Th? AUorney-Oener? h.?*
rend? :?,. ,, ?,, inlon, in which ?. hold? that under
Section 3 of the Administrativ? ??.. ,hr.
)??? nal attendance of ezp? ? ? ?? ,.
?? " ? ? onsulai? m ordei to .
?Pinion, whir
?
SURVEYING IHL SEAL ISLANDS.
Wm? **** ? has ?. ?.
' ? Dbffi? of the C.
he ? srt) whi? b - ? . ,,.k u? ,
- ol ??? PrlbyloA group
l?.ri> ,?.:,-, , . ?t
? ? lh? . iperbati nd? ?
?*? ? ? ? ??,.? tmryt : ..t Bt Paul laland
?he larg- rentrai one of n,? ?cal aroun mum ,, ?.
?ompl. t.-i about Au? Bl ,?.. .?V. " ?. ,, '
* ???"! and then Walrua und ?? ??,
Hood's
Pills
ai? rarefali) prepared fron,
purely r?rg?stable ingredienta, and
hi?? mud v.?; . , riniti In effe? ?
"?'<"? ?ire all liver troubles!
Ml ?. .us. ..-ss, h? sd? .... ind Ig? ? ?on ?'"???
Spring Violets.
Colgate's
Violet Water.
Island* The purpose ?? t.. make a compi? !?? Gov?
ernment ?urvey on which to base maps, of these
centres of Heal life. It will show not on.') Ihe
topograph*. ..f the country, but also the shore line,
hay? etc., where Ihe seals make Ihelr borne? Mr
DurVeM stated In hla repon lhal seals were being
killed in considerable numbers. He witnessed two
s.aughterlngs. He makes no commeni on ihe ?le?
dili.? .?r ?-al life, which is ut present at Issue be?
tween the United Btates and Great Britain.
- ----- - ?
NAMED Ed/i OOVERNOR OF IOWA.
?, M SH.WV NOMINATED BT THE REPUB?
LICANS,
! THE LARO EST CONVENTION IN THB HuTTORT OF
Tin: stati*. AMEMBLES at CEDAR RAPIDI
AM> CHEERS gOL'ND MOKET s ? ? ?? M ? V T s
Cedar Rapid?, Iowa, Aug. 11?I.. M. Shaw was
nomlnai.il for Governor here to-day on the fourth
ballot by the Republican ?State Convention, receiv?
ing .'.T-' votes. The nomination was made unanl
?nous amid gren spplaure.
The huge tent, holding four thousand people, In
which the convention i.? being held, was crowded
long before the iinn? for opening, it was the largest
convention ever held In the St.it.?. Senator Allison,
who entered with ea-Oovernor Larrabee, was greet?
ed with greal applause. St.u.? Chairman McMillan
called the convention io orlar snd Introduced c.
M. ll.t'l Ol Council Bluffs, the temporary chairman
Mr, Hurl was heartily applauded. He gaM In the
co irse of bli speech:
The commanding position of lows Republicans
Impose? upon us a duty an.l responsibility far
higher than thai of merely selecting Incumbents of
the offices t.. be lilled sl the auction next Novem?
ber, As trustees "f the Republican party of Iowa
wi sre .'bur.;?.! with the duty "f so conducting our
di liberations that we shall stri ngth? p the bun.Is of
Hie Administration, encourage the hope anal in
spire the faith of all the fri.unis of good govern
ment n:-<i make overwhelming success s certainty,
? weakening in our position, faltering ir. our
. 1. duration? or lessening of our majorities won..!
be taken by friend and foe alike us an Indication
that tin- people wire reconsidering the verdlcl ol
ISM, it woui.i discourage the friends of bon???;
tuonai- and good government and encourage t., 1.
newed assaults those who. however honest snd
sincere, are, through ih>? measures they adi-, ite,
the enemies oi everything In the way of National
policy ti> which the Republican party stands com?
mitted, and by reason of which it lias l.? In?
trusted with power. In the light of such respon?
sibilities this convention has met t.. declan mea
the principles and tO nominate the candidate? nf
th.- party, in view cf the history of lows Re?
publicanism lb-re .an be no question but that
it will faithfully di?, harne the trust thus com?
mitted to its hands.
The Republicans of Iowa are uncompromisingly
In favor of upholding tbe plighted faith of the Na?
tion, redeeming Its obligations and preserving the
equal purchasing and debt-paying power of ever*
dollai coined or Issued under tbe authority of the
National Government,
They are now, ss m. ??.-?. In favor of maintaining
the gold standard, tb- standard of the most en?
lightened nations of the world; of sustaining Ami ??
? ?/? posiiloii In the front rank of the army ol
progress rather than taking Its policy from na
lions three thousand years behind the ??? in which
wi live They are opposed t.. Mexlcanlsing either
our politics or our finance?. They have no patten..
with thai modern alleged philosophy thai s man
can lift hiinse.f over the from ;*ut. by bis boot?
straps, -r with thai recent chimerical alleged di*
covery In the field "f finance which would rival
Ihe miracle of Creation by merely speaking Into eg?
Istenci wealth and prosperity oui of nothing.
They do not believe Hal wealth can 1?? created
b) an act of Congress. If that could be doni the
Republican party would have mad.? us all million?
aires, ;<u the Urs? act of Ihe extra session of Con?
gress Just dos??.!, ami ihn? have thrown wide open
tbe gateway to a financial millennium. The Repub?
lican party recognises that the only alchemy by
which hard conditions may be transmuted imo
wealth and prosperity is throiiKh the Judgment,
energy and united efforts of an Intelligent people.
?\'<? have secured an Administration which Is
Ideally Republican, and therefore Ideally American;
1 Presiden) who conducts himself both with the
. .md freedom which ougbi to characterise
ti.iii-f oftl. lai representative of .. ?reu' und free
people
-o
JAPAN AMI THE UNITED STATES.
CONCILIATORY BENTIMENT TOWARD THII
COUNTRY IN THE JAPANESE PREgfl
Washington, Auc. II.- Minister Hoshl, of Japan,
haa returned from ? visit to Marquis it... at New
Tork, and, after going over ih?? last official nn.il
from Japan, started for his summer cottage at
Berkeley springs Mme. Hoshl and her children
have made a trip to la pa ? snd will return In the
autumn.
Tin r? art ',. new development* In th< Hawaiian
Japanese controversy, und no rep?j has been re?
ceived to Secretary Sherman's lus? communication
? he pre? opinion of Japan has be-..m?? much mon
conciliatory', and the srbltratlon negotiations be?
tween Japan and Hawaii are regarded as disposing
of il,, chanci ? of trouble between the l'nlted Btatei
and Japan. "The Japan Mall" expialni thai the
man-of-war Nanlwa was not dispatched to Hono
lulu for th? purpose of making sn armed demon?
stration, bul simply to secure the order!) behavior
of Japanese subjects In Hawaii it addi that Japan
la t.. be congratulated that arbitration, the onlj
civili?. . ? \.i fr.mi an International difficulty, haa
ba a., selected us ,1 means <>t settling a mere q 1
: . omp< nsatlon.
The "Malnischl Bhlmbun" says thai the L'nlted
Siut?- should be complimented by being named sa
arbitiut?.?. rather than Norway and Sweden it
?ays that a decision by the L'nlted Btates coni'! he
relied upon aa fair, and under existing circum?
stances, if there were any bus al ..il ll probably
would i?. in Japan? favor Thli suggestion haa
aroused discussion In Japanese papers, snd "The
Japan Mall," whlb approving the pian, saya lhal
the United Btatea would not be willing, from con?
siderations of delicacy, to a< 1 rn arbitrator
There ar? . Iiow.wr, r-om- ??? ? cptl? .|i? to II,is cor?
dial expression, The "Hansel Zasshi," s high-class
periodical, l.u*? an artici? addressed "Te American
Citisene, Concerning tbe Annexation ol Hawaii."
it has Hr. appearance ot having t.aan written by a
Japan.?-? naval officer, u? th- v.r 1 :? 1 speaks of
being aboard a Japanese man-of-war at Samoa
when Germany attempted i" annex thai country,
ll. naya thai aa a result ?>( th.? Samoa ? Inciden ?
"England, France, ??etman.? and Japan havi tin?
ri?ht to forbid the annexation, und w? demand
thai tbese Power? shall pro?. a ?1 to rot a? I? reanon
at..? " The writer argue? alno, thai there are res
?on- why America will no) dan 10 annex Hawaii,
specifying lhi Monroe Doctrine, Ihe expens. ol ?
nav) t- guard Hawaii, ,-.?,.? ihe competition ..!
Hawaiian sugar with the can? product of Louisi
ana. He saya ihm the Nation of the ?? urine
William Penn and Washington will noi li il
matter "gratlfj their National vanity, and therel
Ihe rx1 eflts of Ihe ihr? e ra? ? ol Ih?
w rid ' ? Kanakas, the yellow und the white."
The kind!) sentlmeni ? Japan for the l'nlted
Bi ?? - ??? 11 ? hown recently, when ex l'nlted State?
Miniate) Dunn : 10k hi* d?*pnrture irom Tok ?
Mu fil. , id ???p-offlcl..l? saw him ..IT. amona
ihem Mar?iul? Sauro l'oun Okums md Ha ron Ban
notnlya, us well .t- Ih' Mou?;,?- li.am Italy, Greal
1 Bp ?In, I loll ind h nd I'hlna.
Asta ?? Sherman' dispatch ?? Ihe British Gov?
ernment .an .lu- aeal question, ihe Japanese ?...p. r?
point out lhal th? Int. reals of th? 1 nit? d State?
Japan and Itussla an alik. In protei?!Ing Ibi fur
seals mu? . , otter? "Tbe Japan Mall" adds: "Al
all events Japan ha? lo he insulted, and. In vie?
1 ? en! even! ? >m< 1 iklo lo nais ! hink - he
?. : ..? ahow uni strong Inclinati u to entertain
proposal? omlng from tbe McKlnlc- Government
Wi should be surprises If such forei isls were war
1 ??.? 'nt? Japan Is concerned in the pres?
ervation of the seal? and otters, snd lb? dli
ol tir. 1 ? that 1 nd oua-hl ? 1 1.. qui!?
pendent of Irrelevant mat?? rs liki ? Dingley Tarlfl
bill 11 0 lb?
Tl ? 1 okio ' 'haml ? ? of ?'? mi ? ? ? 1
? M ?? hl ??
1 - ? " - gram -on, - rnlng the I
? -lib* ... : In ;t,t course . i Ih? ?? '
* ? ? (G was afllrn
: ? ?.. vi lory ol ??,? It.
? ? ? lo. .? ... >??. ... nl ,
tito '???-?? e tie?
li"id I.) he Republican , in? sin ? inai llm. .? .
ir.lt. ih? larlfl qui stlon md 1 ha .? G? un ih
? ? ithorlth - ,, .? ,?,, 1. \ 4 )? ., ,
won ?h? Imp t? p mi Ja no ri More ... 1
i'1"" ""i ih? ? ? ?'.,? Stati Govern meni 011 11
??<?: ..ina presented a memorial to i.mi, house?
ub
point
mg ?.ut ni gr??? Inluetiee lhal ih. revised tariff
. "?'c? "'' ' ?. also Intimatine hai
?hould the a?ifl ?..? enacted, noi onli would it in
"V ?'? Inpan commerce wllh -America
ng about lamentabli .?,?,?,. -
qience? In the frlendl reli tlon? of il,.? two .?un
1 ' - . in faci. I did ill In mi now? 1 toward effect.
Ing the curtallmeni o1 ih. : .?,p "
Th? Mini-?? r apeak? with .,? :,? ,?.,.
pect or .1 recession a,I ?., ?. ,. . ,j jun,. .,
nnd f m. j matting.
ANOTHER BOMR FOR FAURE
_
I oull niie.l fr?.ni llr?l |in???.
will present thre?? inamenas s?rar i??\ing cup? to
the Fr? m h warshtns ??hich ?jvccowpany Fresi
dent Faure to Kus-da.
?
ANARCBI8T ON M. FAIKK'S TRAIN.
! AN KX ' ??.wi?t AiiUi'..-'??!' with A LOADED RB
V'OM'ER IN HIS |?? ?SSK.s-l"N
London, Aug. IR A dispatch from Paris Ihl?
afternoon, says that ? man named Perler wa?
arrested yesterday on th?? iratn in which Presi?
I dent Paure arriv-d fr.itn Harre. The pri?.mer
: was found t?. have a loaded revolver in hin
1 pocket, and is known t?. t><? a dangerous An?
archisi, who has airead) sen ed s t?na ot two
. y.'ars' Itnprisonmenl for having In i?is possession
? an inf?! nal ma? bine.
a>
| PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS ON M.* PAURE** LIFE
MAST EXPLOSIONS ATTRIBfTKD TO Tin: AS
ARCHISTS, NONE "I' tiu:m SEBtoira
?Paris, Aug. is Th?? ixiijiii explosion her?? t?>
?lay recall? ili?? previous attempts on the life of
, the French President. An explosion in the Bois
? de Boulogne occurred on Bunday, June 13, last.
: ?Ahile President Paure was on hi? ?ay to l.??ng
! champs to witness the race for the Grand Prix.
'. While the President's carriage ???m passing a
? thicket near tbe Restaurant de la ?Cascade, s
' bomb, which subsequently proved t?> be s piece
| <>r iron tubing about six Inabas long and two
? inches in diameter, charged with powder and
swansbot, was exploded Nobody was Injured
by the exploaion, but ihe affair caused great
excitement ?n the time, as it ?as believed that
aa ?attempt had been mad" t?? assassinate the
President. The general opinion, however, which
prevailed ?as that It was nothing more than the
work "f a dangerous rranh who had n?> real
int. niions of trying to mu??? r II. Faun?. In th.?
thicket near the Restaurant de la ?Cascade the
police found the remnants of ? bomb and g
pistol, \\ lii?h. however, ?as ?.f tOO small a ? ali
bre i" make ? a dangerous weapon. <?n the
pistol were engraved the words: "Mort ?1 P?lls
Paure!" ("Death lo P?lis Paure!") and the
words "Alsace-Lorraine" and "Oologne." Sear
the pisi.,1 wa? s small, but not dangeroua, ?l ig
g? r. hearing a similar threatening InsciIption A
? few fret away from these weapons ih?? police
j found a newspaper with s cartoon grossly In
sultlng to the President and containing mi of?
fensive Inscription hinting at th?? killing "f the
President. A mm named Uallet was arrested
? near the scei.( ???? explosion In the Bols de
Boulogne, but he turned ?>ut t?? be ? harmless
? rank and was eventually released, Other ar?
rests \? it h s similar result were made.
This alleged attempt on the iif?? <>f President
Paure w;:s made on th.? very spot where s man
named Beresowsky tried to shoot the ?Csar in
l.viiT, while ila? lait??; was driving i" the mili?
tary review held In his honor at Longchamps,
and wh??!??? a lunatic named Prancois, on July
11. is'.??-?, fired a revolver at President Faun?.
The exploaion on the Place de la Concorde, re?
ferred to by the Paris police as having ??????? the
work of the man who caused the explosion to?
day, occurred on June M last. An iron pot
loaded with scrap Iron was exploded about one
hudred yards from the Strasburg Statue on the
Place de la Concorde, and did som?? inJury i<?
the balustrade of the statue. The polire found
blood spots on the ground near th?? statu??, and
obtained the description of two men who were
teen fl"?iiig from the spot Immediately after th??
explosion
In th?? early morning ??f June Is a i.ornh was
discovered st the Boulevard St D?nis an?! the
Rue St. Dtnis, but th?? (ind was declared t?> be
only a harmli'ss h?iax.
in ih?? morning of June 28 an Iron quart pot.
supposed i" hav. been filled with an .-xpL-si?,.?
powder, was found near the Strasburg statu?'.
Th?? report had ir that this vas another attempt
??? the part ?,f Anarchists i?? cause an explosion
on the ria e d.? la Concorde, bui th.? officiai In?
vestigation "f the affair showed that th?? sup- |
poated bomb was merely an Iron pol filled with
sand.
Finally, on July 21 last, at the time originally
fix???l for President Paure'? departure from Taris
for a vacation al his country villa near Havre,
a man named ?Le Grand tir???! a revolver from lh.? ,
???nrral staircase "f the railroad station of S'
Lazar??, where the President was to embark f?>r \
Havre. Tii?? man was arrested ami declared
ilia- h?? wanted to advertise his misery While th?? ?
President was passing.
Whil?? eearching th?? houses of a number <?( i
Anarchists at Mars? ?lies, who were suspected ?.f I
conspiring t?. ?ause an exploaion, the poli??.? ..f
that city, "ii August ."> last, seised a large ?pian- I
tity uf explosives and secured evidence which I
led to many arrests.
F?lls Pran?ol? Fani?? was elected as sixth
President of the third Prencb Republic on Jan- i
uaiy 17. 1805, after the resignation of M. Casi- ?
mii-l'eii? ?. ?. Paure is over fifty-six years of
age, and hi? ''im should last sov.-n years, He
?.?.as born m Paria, but has been more closely
Identified unh Havre, at which port he Is a
prominent shipowner and merchant, ami f??r
merly presiden! of the Chamber of ?Commerce ?>f
Havre. During the Pranco-Prusslan War he
was s chief of battalion of the Garde Mobile, !
nnd led from Havre to Paris a body of volun- j
leers, who assisted materially In putting down
the (??.tumuli.. He laegan political iif?? a? a
Deputy from Havre, and In 1881 was appointed
Under Secretary for ihe Colonies. In the Dupuy ?
Cabinet of May. INK!, he was Minis!??,? of Ma
rine.alH he held that portfolio when M Casimir- j
pei 1er became Pr? mier.
?
WATCHING POR ANARCHIST ARRIVAL8,
RL'MOR OF A '?"VTIM.VMl. ??,?? WITH ??'??. \\ I.
\s ?; ?ii: ?ASE t)K dPKIt VTIONfl
?."?,?|...? ? ?; IH (Thiel li, I" 1"! M? Mlle. .,f rae
Scotland yard Police, ha? t??!.? '?> ?>.?\??? ?? ordei
?., arrangi ??,? e?t? ?liahlng ? ??? rloaesl poaalble
watch upon eli arrival?? ai 11r? :. ~. ? ?capon?, a
?ari;?? statt ??!' ?.???? ? .). ?,,? , .?- acquainted ?ritti
foreign Anarchia!? adii ;??? ? ?Ruff? I In ihl? work lr
i> rumored lhat tM RrllUh authoritl??? apprehend
.m active Continental Anarchist i'i"', wi'h England
as the liasls of opei Btion.
?
u. w. WARWIC8 GETt THI. \PPOINTMENT.
Waahingtur,, Aug. Ii A? : r? nil of .? depart?
mental competitive examination for ti,? piaci a?
. in? f ???? clerk m ;??<? .ali, ? ,,? ;,,. Controller of
the Treasury, in which twenty-two lawyer par
ii? ipat? ,?. \\. VV Warwick, of Cincinnati lia- r.
cciveil Hi? appointment, having gotten th?? tilth?.-!
ratini lai;:.' ??: ?''?? wholi number examined .?
tained over *?'' i?? r cent, at ?l all adii ?, promoted.
Mr Warwick and B, H. Peer??, of Ihe State of
Washington, who Ktood :??.?:?! on ih li-?, in
r? ??,.??,?? - Th? examination Ii .*. :?. \ j have
:.. ? mi ptlonally difficult.
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Washineton, Aug I* Ae*t?tant Secretar) Howell
in ? decision rendered ;???..?? holds tha: ?'.?-ilk rib?
bons" are dutiable bi tin rate ??f SO per cent ad
talorem, as "manufacture? of -ilk.'' under the
t.ew Tariff acl. The ?lu.-sti?,.; ,.? Iraue wa? w?,?
-ilk ribbon? ahould be cleaned sa "trimming?"
? 60 pei cent sd ?/a lore m or "manufacture? of
MX" ai GO i" r ??? nl
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luv Ti'.i.r.oHArii t.? the TrunrvE I
Newport, ft. I.. Au? is Tb?? long-etrpected Sa?
1 nouai championship lawn tennis tournament b.-ean
here to-day on tb?? courts of the ''asino. A? usual,
' th.? feature .f m?? flr?t day's ntay tr?? ,,lf> ??"
championship struggle in doubles, -ind nearly two
thousand enthusiast!? spectators saw Wars snd
Sheldon defeat Mahony and Klebet, th?? Kritlsh
visltinii cxprrt:-, in live ?setting h?Ms, and thus add
ih?? Nuil?.nal championship in doubl??? m th.ir
other honors of the season.
Tb.? defeat "f th? foreign team was a surprise?,
for they were decided favorii.? befors th?? match
began. Mahony snd Siebel won thr Eastern cham
plonshlp In doubles .it Lomrwood thr???? wr.-ks mto,
over such teams as Lamed an.l Wrenn and Whit
men and th?* youiiKf-r Wrenn. War.? and Sheldon's
victory for th? Weatern double championship, at.
Chicago, tl??? -..m?? week, gave them the right to
me?! the foreigners here, snd th? winners were to
challenge last veer's champions, the Neel brothers,
of Chicago, for Ihe National championship. Owing
io the sbeence snd consequent default of 'hi- Neels,
the mi? and challenge cups passed Into ih? hands
?f Ware and Sheldon after to-day's victory.
){?-??d?s thr hite double match, ail but one <>f the
thirty matches in th?1 preliminary round ..f ti???
championship ?ingles were finish?.l, and tin- btg
tournament 1? sin ?.dy well under way. Rhciaia.n ?as
loo niu(*li used up after bis h.ir?l match this morn
Ing to play sgaln In ihe afternoon, so hi.- match in
ih? championship singles against Peret was Wt
over niiiii to-morrow morning, Tb?* winner win
have o play two matches to-morrow t?. catch up
? wllh the other players.
The heavy ruins of Sunday and Monday lefi the
l'asino tuff In ? pretty ?..ft condition, and the
courts wai.? slow ?n consequence. All of the <>th? :?
conditions were favorable f..r good tennis, how
ever, and a btg crowd turned out t.. see the Inter
natlonal struggle. As bl?.'h .?.? thr?? an I four ?., on.?
were offered on th?? ?ucees? of the English team, but
thr match did not warrant any such confidence
Mahony was distinctly "off color," und Nlsbel ha.?
lo ..irry th?? bruni of th* bait!?? on hi?? sid?? of the
Ii. I.
In the first set the Western pair, both of whom
ar?* Eastern rellene men, however, War? being
from Harvard and Sheldon from ?ale, seemed ner?
vous, and inntiv ?iioU?.? were missed through what
seemed bk?? stag? fright. Nlsbet's f.i?t service and
ground stroke? repeated g..t pa el both War?? and
Sheldon. The British players run .>ff sl ftrst with
s bru? of i-1 before the American pair could gel
started. Then, how?v?r, the Americans pull*?.]
steadily up on their opponents until Uve all was
reached. A lonsr deuce and vantage struggle fol
lowed, the Englishmen generally icrttintr Ihi van
tage game, es they served first. ?Finally, aitai
twenty-four games had been played, the foreljrn
??rs took two in ??:?? .??ion and the set was theirs,
1*1 ii.
The s<.n?l set began at otic??, an.l tire Ameri
.'.iii playera had everything th?*ir own way from
the start, (?niy two games wept t.. ib?? visitan?,
und then Ware and Sheldon r.m three straight
vmi? from 3 '-'. taking the set easily, 6-2.
Th- thir.l ?.? was like the first, except that the
American pair finali) won n. The foreigners led
si t ? sgaln, luit, as before, the Westerners caught
them at deuce, snd then finally won out, 9 7. The
a ??retira ? players ?-? med t.. have regained their
ronfldenv?, snd wer? playing much better tennU
than in the iir?t set. Mahony was weakening bohm -
what, but Nisba t was playing sa t'usi snd accu?
rately us !.,-f..r??.
A ?bori resi was taken before the four: ? aei be?
gan The Americans ?-:": onl) >>?.>? gam? in ihe
fourth .-??'. nul tin? hop-s of the bit crowd began
to fsl! Thi n:': h -? ?. howevi r. wat ? ??-?? ::'.? reverse
of ti?.?? fourth, and everything favored ; ?? home '
team. Mahonj aeemed arimi: exhausted bj the hard !
struggle, un.? the Amerlcsn playi rs directed ibi r al
tack lowsrd him ?????>? lobbed repeatedly >>>,r hi? .
... ? : snd ihe tall Irishman was unable to ??ill -h<? .
bal Qame sfter gata? was scored f..r i. ? Am.-ri
,.in .-:,;??. snd they aeon im ? u aafe lead at '? ??. The
?- made a linai brace, however, and pulled up
? ???.? game before War?? and Sheldon ran on? the s???
..ul match, three >> i? i,. two and tblrty-thr?*e .-ain.??? ?
to twenty-nine.
Perhaps the m at Important ol the single match??
was thsl between O I. Wrenn, |r., cx-champlon of ?
Harvai I, .ml Clarence 1' Dodge, rhamplon of l'ale. ;
I',!-?? staved off defeal ;??.? ? ? close ?eta, and at j
?me lime looked as if he might be returned ?. winner
m I.nd. Al, "f the other favori tea won. To-mor- i
row the alxteen matchea of ih? tit-, round ??
played The most Importan! of these will ... Lan ?
sgalnsi <?. '. Wrenn, Ir. and thla will take pia??.?
un ihe championship court ?? n a. tn. The full
aummai ? oi ; ? .\'? plsj folios :
? ?, double? iiimti round ? ?., ? VVara in!
?; r Sheldon, |r., champion? ,f the We?i beat II ?.
Mah?*)' aan,| H A N'Ubet, aliatnjai i,- i l!r- Uri.?? 11
ia ., :? :. ; ? ?? ? ?
(italiens? rnund ? ?: War? ???! .; ?? Sheldon ?r
challenger-?. ?,? t ?*. 1' ..-??! s ?: *????' ;.??':.!-?. by d?
: mi?
i'ti'miu v-iii|, ? ' ?:!??? ipi-iiiiii-ui??. round' \| I' Ulli'
man beai w J ? ? ??r.?? ? it :? >'. .. .; u. li s. M?hen)
???*? ?: st?i-. .; .:. ?; :? <; ."., .1. .?. .;,. df?lio? beai f
It pell 1, 3, ? ? ft . ?? 2 i ? Willing beai .1. G.
: , ??,? by ?tifatili H A ,\?-|.,?. beai 1! A
H,.,u\?H. 2 "1 i'? 1 '? '?:. '? I .1 Ini A. Hv-r?. n beat
i: li l.u?)?. ?? :. u I " >t il :??. li A Wrlshl I ? ??
l? March?! '? " '? I, ?'. I: W. \ boi.?.! beai Ar'luir
? ??.????? ? '-'? '? 3 '? " ?'? ?>*? ?. Wrenn, jr., ???*'
, , ? , ? lindse, ? i ? I u i. .'? ;. >; ::, .! G)
Kort??? i'?.' r: .?> White, ?; :;. >; ?. ?: 2. Psul Mac
Mal '.,,' Dean? Mil!? ? by defaull ?!., ??.! .?t?\?-n?
?,?,? M .;. iti?? b) .i.t.viit m. iv Smith beat Ralph
M, ?i ??, ? .; 2 7 ?"?. "?? ? K :? Kl? her beai .? a,
?; 1 1. 1. .', .: \? .? ir . . 1?. ai a w r ?
H ? 1: :: ?i 1. !?. I' i?.? 1? l-eai Kl ha? 1 li ? i?-??, 1 1'.,
. 1 1. 1 .: ? i:.? rei? ?v renn 1 ? .? li :. t?. r.i. .?
r, 1 ?; .?. 1: ". M..- u- i;-ul ly ????? il MrKIttrlck
mit lu v V Rave? i???? y II. Steven? )r
a 2 r, 3 ? .1; '' R. Hudlotvs beai w. ? Auchli
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r, :? c. j. 2 c. d ?"?? i' '??, ' David n beai 11 !?:'
?.ven S 1, ''. ?'? '? i " M b ?1 sl< ? beai R Oond
?,,?? :. T. :> T 0 ??. Hol' rul. ?.??.. ;.r,t .\lfr?al . ?,,?;
?? 3 ? 3 ?'- 1 v. M Reeac beat M. A. riumiii.-r.
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??... '.??. '? I, '? ?, ?". ?. ?. ? War? ??.??? ?. Kre?ii
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OLCNCAIRN n wink HER THIRD INTER'
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THERE WKni: BXCITIira MOVRMMNTi IN" TPIH
uws RACB ?MKS' IT IKSMSD ?? ?G Tl!E
M"M'i MIOBT STAVI "FT DEFEAT
nUCN? AirtV WBATHBR AOAIN
Sfontreal, Aug. II GMncalrn II to-ii?.? for the
third consecutive time showed herself s bettre beai
than the .Momo In a rtilT breeze, ra 11 < ? by her ri? tory
mer the litter aecured to Canada for anothw year
the handsome chaileng? nip ol ti.?? Beawsnhska
Corinthian Va<-ht f'luh If WS? by 'ar the rno?l
exrlline; ni?-e of the m ri? f. and at one tim?? lr
looked as if the Mom?? would '??? th.? victor That
was ?hen th? Oleneatrs in ahsking out ? reef In
the reach to th?? ascond buoy on tbe second round
tore a bole in her Rulnssll The Tanks? boat at
onee began to pi?*k up the odd three minutas of
time that ?he wa?? hehind ?nd rounded the el^ht
mlle mark lust three SSSOWlS behind the (?leti alni
on the next leg, however, the Mo.no, xithouich
*aillritr faster, mlsaeil the huoy on the starboard
rack and gave ths Glencalrn s lead which *???*
afterward was nor able to pull down.
Ir wan rilen.-aim weather all th?? way through
tn-dny. and although the wind was .-? ar ?? ly SS
sironar ;'si on Saturday, nor 'he ?ea .-?s hi*h, ther??
S IS enough of both to make the yachts take reefs
in mainsails and to ?..?? ? ? ?.- Memo's buffer how
.? lin?r heavily. The ? ours?? ar ? s th" name as on
Monday, three timer? nrmuid a triangle, SUCh 1??^
of which was a mile and a third In lentffh.
Th?? Btartlng nrhistt? Bounded at 11*28, and ??? more
ex?*itinff hit of ya*ht racing In the start has not
been witnessed during ?h? s ri's Wh? ? tho whistle
blew ihe Momo shot across, and the t'len aim,
Swinging around on h? r k??? 1. rame Just behind her.
??rn to wlndwsrd, There ?ra? not *?i\ feet of blue
water between the atarboi rd bow of tbe Olencalrn
ami the port quarter of ihe Mom?)
Th?? <'.???.???.? defender, having t ie windward po?
sition. Immediately crepi up th length tu?? Amfi
ean had led her serosa th?? line, rid inch by inch
?ire?/,? awav. Five minutes afrer the starr Miere was
s good fifty-foot ?ead t?? the Olencalrn'? pr?dit
m, h *,.,,us ??re ?ailing rapidly, bul ihe (Hencalrn
was pointing much better, rhe wind r??r?-? ? ? the
Momo right over on her beam, end ?t i i ir. ?
bottom waa ?????ar ?.. rh?? centreboard. The yacht?
???r?? pounding hard and showers ?>( ?pray New over
:h?ir bow?. Ry rhe time th.? Olencalrn had ?????
ered a mile ro windward sh?? bad .? lead of shorn
a hundred yard??.
Th?? iirs! lacy a??? |...-.-.?.? by the Olencalrn at
U:I5:.'.T and by tri?? Mom?, at il.ivJO. Tii- l????!*
made quick time t.. the ?econd buoy, th'? Glencalrn
; turnin* at il MM and the Mom? al IVMXt. The
Olencalrn had thu? gained two minute? .?;:?? thirty
two aeconda m thi flr.-r leg, the beat to windward, ;
and forty-seven *?? end? on the econd leg, the
bread reach. The ?Im?* of the ya.-his al ih?? cm- ?
pletlon <?f the firs: round wer< . Qlencalrn, ?.'.'?.?,,. '
Momo, ?Z.i?-.Xt.
The beai to windward on the ?econd round wa?
exciting. After lacking, the Qlencalrn on ihe reach
? for ih?? buoy mis.-<.l ir and reme abo ?t on rie? star
! hoard tack The boat? piss?.? on oppoalte tack?,
: with rh,? ??.?.??? aim to windward. The Qlencalrn
w.nt about ar Yz:z~> o'clock snd n.? Homo came
I abcut at Pi:27:J0 o'clock. Th?? Olencalrn pointed f..r
? la buoy, bui fell short again, and ?h? p went about
on the ?tarboard tack The Momo tried to mak?
buoy, bur ?as unsuccessful, end had to ??? ?bout
This manoeuvring for rh.? huoy created ?treat Intel
est. u? It appeared as If the Momo would get a ? ?
tlrsf. The ?Hen? aim turned the huoy and started
orr on rh?? reach for the I'oln?? ?'luir?? buoy .?'
12:0 o'clock. The Momo followed al 12:10:12 o'clock.
Th?? Mom,? hai gained on? ininur?? and fifty-seven
secondi on her licei Canadian rival, and wan clearly
overhauling h?r on thi reach. Th?? Olencalrn'?
?. aliis.nl lad 1?. en lorn. The tear extended ful.y
iwo feet, .nal appeared to be extending.
? ? ? something went wrong with ihe Momo'*
sails, and ihe lib broke loose and had to be r<
s?t The two yacht? were dangerously close to?
gether a a rh? y srood In on the broad reach for the
buoy ai ih?? finishing line, but th" Olencalrn, her
Injured mairi-ai! trembling In thi wind, h?-!d the
windward position, Tie time ni finis ? of the ?
rcund was- Olencalrn, lu.!:?:!?. Momo, 12 19:21.
? m the Anal heal for the outer buoy both boats
w.re making about the va me time, th? Momo fall?
iti??: further to leeward The Momo missed the
buoy and went about on the starboard tu? k The
Olencalrn was standing for the buo\. which sh??
passed ?1 1:10:42. Ii wa? l:U:tt when the Momo
gol around the buoy, and ? h?? loa? of time ?'-a*
fatal.
When ihe hoais were ,,n th? at retch f?.r ?he In?
shore huoy tin? Olencalrn was about two-tnird.? of
a mile ahead The -Mom?? fairly ri? w down, hut
although sh?? picked ui> l??-*r ground rapidly, it
waa 1k?p?-i?'s* Al 1:20:06, the Qlencalrn parsed the
?n-lu'r?? l.uoy. and it was 1:22:01 when the Momo
g ? iround.
When they began lb? final broad reach for home ;
tn. Olencalrn had a ??rood lea?l and was pretty sur? ?
of th* race. There was, however, iti?? danger of
the rip In tii?* mainsail extending further toward ?
th.? leech imi the -?il held. The time at the I
tinlsh was: The Olencalrn, 1:21:00 the Moma. ;
????? ?cene al the finish wa? a perfect bedlam.
Whistle? screamed, (. ? ? ? > ? ? ? - ? yelled and ?Inn* flutter???]
from every mast on the lak.? Both victor an.l
vanquished Were heartily reeelred, and the crew
of tin? Momo ns il,?? Olencalrn passed astern after
th?? race r?.ok their hits <,tT and ??????? red the Qlen?
calrn. The compliment was returned,
NEW CHALLENGE AOREEMENT
Dorval, Quebec, Aug. 18. ?r la announced lhal an
?agreement lias he. ? arrived si between the lea
wanhaka-Corlnthlan Vachi ?'lui? and ib?? Royal s.
?.iwieiii?? Va, ht Club, in accordance with which
ih?? .lau.*.? of ih?? ?deed of trusi governing? chal?
lenges for ihe Beawanhaka ? "h?llense Cup h..s
Leen amended bo a* ? ? provide thai <.n challenge?
re? el veil by the club holding tbe <???. tor thirty
days following the lu si ra? ?? it: b mai.-h li. id for
II will be held, .?\? the challenged club will hav?
the rich! to ?eleei from it.???? challenge? the on?
which ii will accept without ? yard to priority ?f
r??'eipt After the expiration ??!' the thirty uya
the original clause giving ro priority of receipt sn
absoluti preference will be enforced.
?
BOSTON'S ISSI Ri St ? I ULI RE.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED KOR THE MAftSACHL'
SKITS BENEPIT ?.??'? ASSOCIATIOX.
Boston, Aug. II Judge Lathrop, of the Supreme
Judicial Court, to-day ippolnted as temporary re?
ceivers of the Mtssachuretti ?3enent Life Venecia
tlon Alfred WToodworth, pr aident or Ih? la-? Ni?
li nal li.ink <?:' ri, s ?It? ,? ? Arthur Lord, of
Plymouth. Hoods In the sum of |2?.00? ea ? will be
r? u .lr. d.
\ temporary Injunction ha? (Wen Issu? l. restrain?
ing ili?? company from doing further business, The
ord? r li r? tornaV?i?? on ?Jeptemb? r ?'.
It is probnJMl that New-Vorb Life Inaurane
Compsn) will take over tlie greater parr of the
business of the Ma??achu?ett? Henefli Life Asso
??Union. ? committee consisting "f Carroll i?
Wright, Louis Wtndmuller and John II?'my Rol
ker has been engaged for ? wwk ?n negotiating
with prominent metropolitan and other companies
for the re-insurance of members of the Boston
companj at a reduced rate. The memberj of th?
committee, s? ? result of their canvas, bavi |u?i
Issued a signed circular letter explaining that the
best termi obi Inabie ??* ??. offered by the New?
York Lif.? Insurance Company, and recommending
thai poi y-holderi re-insure their liven at tbe
si :, raiei which the New-York Life tun agreed
to allow.
"Thi? company." thi ?tnn.ltt.ee rxplaln? <n its
circular, "ajas selected ???a?:-? It offer? the most
advantageous terms ai I ?? eral poliry, grant
Ina loan ? lues, pal?] ip ?? mranc? and rxi< ?
Ipsuran? options at ipeclal rates to the United
? embers; .?; .? ? tt? ring t> aaaum? the?
in foreign lands."
Th? r. are M.OO0 members In rhe Massachusetts '
aasoclstlon, rerrylng pKfinMO of Inaurane?
? - ?
I FORMER THIRD-AYE. GRIPMAN.
The men found dead yesterday In Mount Morris
Park i- probabl) John Hunt ? grlpman on rh??
Thlrd-ave ?road The police think thai l..munit
te.i suicide bi shooting, il? was fairly well drew
thou?h ;: hands show ' t>lgu of manual labor, A
bill t'-oni the Tiilrd-i re road, charging John Hunter
v*. r h breaking windows Ih a car, waa discovered In
the men'? clothing, and ir was thought nom this
thst i ?? ??? ?n employe of the road.
?Superintendent Roberti aid yesterday morning
nut ,?? John Hunier had .? era oyed as ? grip
man en tn? road ftp to Monda) He thought from
i?.. de? lpt1 ?? ili?'?: ih?? man found in the park wa*
Hunter Mr Roberteon - .1 thai Hunter was dis?
charged Monday He na.i bees an employ? : ?
road for two ??-ar.? But on Monday he I? hie cji
(O too fa? <>\>r ti??? pia? e f?T ;aklri|? Ufi the grip ar
sixt\. ?th-si Thi?? ?- so dangerous ? thins to ?! >
?hai th?? penalty is Instant dlamisasl Tl
Huniei had been . *ery good msn, he had over?
stepped th mark on Monday ind endangered rn??
running of Ihe whole road A fooi more and the
cable ?would hsve pai e,?
A SMALL LIEI.h il DTKER MEADOW.
jh? regular montbl) lardi,;,], ,,r th,. Dyker
Meado? ????if ? "lu?? va; h-?? >?--:?: .1.? y on the
e.ub's link* ai Kin Hamilton. Only eleven com
peiltori took part, the smallneu of the fleld being
due in ?.?? so ii ? <>f maiy? of tlie iiMmui'is u,t
ummi r ? ?sorts. The ??? ores?
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SMI.Eh l\ I STREAKY WIND.
| ''.M.MS. A SQUALL AM? BREKZES ? ROM
ALL QUARTERS MARKED THK
AMERICAN G?G?? C?A We
REQATTA
In acvtordsnc? trlth ?'ha iss seemed .-mer
t<-? be .? tixe.i ?veatber lavi at this end ?i the Bousal.
tb. wir. 1 f.?r the Amerl ?? r?cht f ib regatta ?ini
not sppear yesterday u II nearly I ?? ...\ Th?
B .? ! arsa so calm, so totally ex:? that
,- mlghi hav? ? ? n m ?' f mol! n lead Th? flag
N'ealra tvaa used ??? 'in ????tun. "?? ? ".it. md
Conrnodore >' ,\ ? ; ? 111?' enterta ?.??! .. party of
about fifty. SVith h*>r fl'isrs. swnlni I Ihe \.irl?
?iiie.l . ?..?? im?? Of h. : ;. . : S? ' *?d
.. ?r .> appearance.
Aa th. flrsl ? ?' ?? ? u it-nortl ?. ?? ?. .?!???? in
Impatient He?t? ailed to th? - artlng ltu?? on*
th? Scotch fans, snd sl ??? ? In. k the pr.para
lory fclfnal waa Bred, All the atarta iver? of th?.
I -i variety, end the boati had all they wrmfd
I In tht> ?vey of ti.!??, which ara? running strong fi.1.
directly rentrary. ?? the tir.?! .??? of ili?? .? -?.
,. .... -? ?.. ? ?- .. .?.? Point. Th? s? et?!
?eg aras south ajmosi four m*l ; ? ;h< buoy off
Re.i Bprlnga Point, In Hemp? ??. Harl ?? Gt m
!.. ? Ih? .??" hts illsd four sssKsti
tv? the Larchmont Vachi '? l ?'?? ? G*?
t'irnin-< east northeaf In I | ptMSJi Mt
Milton Point, th? total disi - l IMI ! the
triangle, bt-ir.? tea ,.?? thrt-e-vjuarter Battei
At l-sj the flrsl division, Including the forty
three snd thlrty-sla fool sloops, vas s?nt off und
ihe yachts ? rosi lilla. ?,
W. Hanno, the S irprls? , J. D. Balrd; I Vi nt
11.? 'oanmodi ?? ' ; ' ? ? ? '*oya. F. S. ?? ?'
u: ! ?",. ? ni ? bla Charles Pry?:?, ?ti this ??-<??:?.
Coya, ivhleh usuali) salla ivtth th. Acushla
and others of thai class ame up Into th? forty
thr. .--foot >.".*tioii snd ?????*?! against the Curybia.
At least for ? tit?-.? she ?..li??: against I.?: ? ? ?
words of ci onl ?oIb r, "Shi renteeaj
million miles and failed to :
At i.t" the Onoway, the Hour'., the Ketteu ard
tlif Kit crossed In the order ? m .? nd sl I II the
thin! di"U'ion trot awsy. Smaller boat? follow??]
nt 1:50. A!.? m '-'.!" the belated Ooeblrd crowed into
th.* race twenty minute? bel is? Ot) the
beat to ParaoMga Petal the -.i ? ??. ? * Prince,
owned by ll. B. Clarke, i-'"t in too closi to lha
shore un<i when last .-? ? ti wa? on the recks.
At the Brst mmk the Acushla was still leading,
with the Voran! second and tin Burp*?*?, third.
Then came the Kit, the Hour!, the Onoway, the
Keneu and tii? Burybla. Th. ??.?.:..! leg of the
??ours?? ii.?ii ,.? p? a lay reach, but when th? boats
wrr. alunit huir' way aero?.- r,,? Si>uud then whs
?. wind and rr'iii ?quali In which the wind ..-*.?
from every quarter and some boata ?:.>t f^>a)r?.i by
th? fluke a and In tin obscurity bettered theli
tioti??. while steering entirely l.y thi comi
.?.s tir. rain cleared awaj ir wo? ? ? ? thai the
Coy? hud doused her tapsaJL a*hfle th? ?
was fenili without her stayss?l Ar..miai t?-,, u,.?.
Springs buoy tbe leaders turned iti tit? following
order: The Acushla, ? m big catboal Kit, me
V'orant, the Surprise, the Keneu, the Hourl, the
Onoway, the Burybiu. the Presto, th- ?
?larrletta and the P, K. Pldg? ? ?
Kor the sail noi hweai to ?'.? i.i: | m. ? .. -h?
?? ecam verj ?tre :ky and un. ? ? ?? Ind
a-aa south? ?-: ... ith, s ;.?? there a-i? ?? :
?vhfle many boata laggi : ? nd. tbe luck)? ? a.
? ?? Into a I ivorlng streak. ....... j ,
? iy to Larch m ni ? ?? the ?ray ....
???i of the ?', , r. rus. I -.. break out from il r? M ?
and ih?? sal. had ? ?'?.??..,. ? ... ,?? r
?rhlch I: waa h l?ted free r,. riming ol ? ? ??
al the [?archmoni buoy could noi be obtained ovYing
io Hie .\?-.f.M be ng too tdr d.stan
Aa ? who ? ? r regatta ? ippl'e ? . v.. ???. .
elusive lesta ot Ih? relative ?..??. i? dn. the P.....,? a
Committee ?topped the >a hts at the end of th? :irat
. '
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The .l:ro,-ti.i- of ihe Manhattan ? ?- ? Ml
last night m the L'nlted Charities BulMkti inai
aiter? short consultation d? 'ided ??> ?- ivi i ?
Uemeni of thi eontrovers) ??_; d . the m-' ?
:,- w. on v? Uilaaj Stelnlti I
(*kesa .'int.. ..:.! s LlpechMts, of the M ?
Chess .'lui. io the Kew-York St? a???? : ?. ?
President?! berg ?unced thst he was in receipt
of ? communication from th? president of tn?? ???
?,,, atloi Prof? ?or Howard : - I Albany,
11 . that hi would '?, , ? ? \ -?, . r
aboul September : to confer ?1th the Tournament
Committee sboui th? ; ?all JThe
if! rectora sii ?api Mor? ?
io confer with reprei of oth?r ? -
duba throughoui ini ? ??? y In r? to the
; m ?-> *-:i\?? u mon?) testimonial '? the \f-'.tr*n
? master, William Stelnlti
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