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INJUNCTION STOPS THEM.
H sheriff zotrnr turns it a ok
H xarobino coal xiNxna.
B limply Bends tho Court Order Kear Be
H Armltt Mines Mud Tant Knd It, Kxcept
gHj fr a Fracas-The Sheriff Hull Intended to
JM Make Arrests, but Changed 111 Sllnd.
JB PrrraDURO, Vn., Aub. 13. Sheriff Lovvry
H changed hit mind this morning, nnd Instoad of
H arresting marching strlkors ns violators o( tho
H Uw, a laid down by Supremo Court Justice
BH Mitchell, ho docldod to try tho vlrtuo ot tho In-
fl Junction Usuod by Judges Btowo and Collior
yesterday.
Tho Bherlff stopped thorn from parading In tho
publlo road. Yesterday, by tho ndlco of tits
attorney, It. D. Totty. tho BuorifT docldod to
arrest the strikers who mnrchod on tho road
leading to the Do Armltt mines, tho arrests to ho
made under a construction ot the law dotlncd In
justice Mitchell. Tho 8horl(T docldcd thiit this
procedure would be moro ettoctlvo thun to road
the Injunction, tako tho names of thoso who re
futed to obey bis Interpretation of the Injunc
tion, certify their names to court, and sorve a
benoh warrant for their arrtat, and, thon lake
them before the court. It scemod to him slmplor
to make orresU under tho Mitchell decision.
After having announced his Intention to the
reporters the HhorifT tnlked with tho Messrs.
Do Armltt. They wero opposed to tils plan,
pointed out to him that tho legal process vv tilth
he adrocatod would not help them to start their
mines because thero was no telling how an i Allc
Bheny county Grand and I'etlt Jury would
handle tho case of an arrested "trlk er.
Theretoro the Sheriff changed his mind,
and instead of making arrests this morn
ing be read hi Injunction, and stoppod
the Plum Creek strikers from niareblug.
Not being authorized to ijnko nrresta
under tho Injunction tho Shcr If halted
the Plum Creek men. and one of his deputies
snatched a horn from a player In the strikers
brass bund and struck a striker over the head.
-Capt," liellinghaiii of the slrlkcrs prevented
hlsmen from punishing the .deputy ; and decided
to withdraw hit forcos. .Later In tho day Pat
rick Dolan said ho would proicouto tho deputy
for assault and battcrv.
A dotchment of strikers marched today on
the 8prlng 11111 mine of Dempster, Uoj d & Co..
but the men refused to strike. A contingent of
strikers' wivos and daughters started to 111 irch
at daylight to-day, but wero halted by Bherlfl
Eleven strikers from Wlllock wero held for
court to-day by Alderman J. V. McMuatcrs on
tho charge of unlawful assemblage, and two on
the charge of assault and battery on Thomas E.
Sheriff Lowry baa decided to dtsneree tho
strikers If he can, but not to mako arrests and
not to certify to names of persons In contempt
of court. If no can help It, until after the hear
ing on Monday In the Injunction proceedings.
Miners' Secrotary William Warner announcod
tonight that President Dolan had Issued an
order forbidding the strikers tocontlnuo thtlr
I morning marches until after tho hearing of the
preliminary Injunctlou has boenhold on Monday.
The ofllciali are discussing a plan of having
the strikers scatter about tho territory sur
rounding the mines In sounds of two to ten men.
It la feared, however, that this plan Is danger
ous, as the squads would not be under the con
trol ot responsible leaders, and might commit
violence
A, REBUKE FOR RATOHFORD.
Coal Operator Band Tells Ulm Daw Ho riaoea
the Miners In a Fatso Petition.
CoLUuncs, O.. Aug. 13. President Ratchford
of the United Mine Workers of America Is in
receipt ot a letter from W. P. Rend, tho Chicago
coal operator, in which he reviowa tho mining
situation of the country, points out Mr. Hatch
foid's mlstokos, and advises what course ho
would pursue to bring about a satisfactory set
tlement of the strike. The letter says:
" You declare that no mlu'es shall bo allowed
to run until there Is a general resumption. You
have no right to deprive any man of tho right
i to use his property. In attempting It you be
come a violator of law. This vicious feature of
the strike has not yet boon made a subject of
publlo discussion. It surely w 111 be unlets you re
treat from this false position that you can in no
way defend. You aro wrong In three things
First, In opposing arbitration; second. In trying
to establish oxorbltnnt and prohibitory rates for
machlns mining; third. In your attack upon tho
fundamental right of tho uso ot prh ate prop
I erty upheld and defined by tho laws of every
' etvlllrod nation.
I It la surely wisdom for you to aocopt honor-
I able arbitration rather than humiliating defeat.
m You cannot win this strike unless you modify
W your demands and abandon tbote folso features
, m of your contention that merit censure and that
ifl ro beyond any honest defence."
1 CONFERENCE IN WEST YTRQINIA.
Jadge Jackson's Injunction Hat Served Com
pers One or tbe speakers.
WnExXlNO. W. Vs., Aug. 13. If tho labor
leaders who attended this afternoon's confer
ence at Monongab and tbe mass meeting at Fair
mont to-night anticipated official action under
Jndge Jackson's injunction, they wore disap
pointed, for thero was no development of tho day
that would Indicate that any ot tbe operators or
deputy sheriffs Intended to nerve copies of tho
Injunction. The meeting of labor leaders at
Monongab began at 3 o'clock and ended about
three hours later.
Tbe result has not been announcod and the
officials may hold another conference to mor
row. It is known that no definite plan of action
was adopted. To-night nt tho publlo square at
Fairmont Gompors and Itatcbford spoke. The
burden of their remarks was "organize, organ
ise." Gomuers made a very conservative speech
urging unionism.
Claalttaalter Win Another Strike.
The 600 cloakmakera who were on strike at
the shops of Satf & SUbermann, 83 Canal street,
for an, increase ot wages carried their point yes-
c terday. Tbe firm promised to sign an agree
ment with the union to-day conceding tbe ad
vance domanded, and tho strikers will return to
work.
At the headquarters of tho United Brother
hood ot Cloakmakera, ICO Hlvingtou street,
work Is going on night and day in the enrolling
of new members in anticipation ot the Impend
ing general strike.
Caisson Workers Itrlke Spreading.
The strike of the caisson workers who are
laying the foundations for tho now East River
bridge was extended yesterday. Only six men
truck at first, but now seventy or eighty aro
out. A strikers' committee was sent to seo P.
II. Flynn, but be refused to make any conces
sions. Tho strikers then decldod to remain out
until their demands aro conceded.
Tbe ana Francisco Call Cbancci Hands.
Saw Francisco, Aug. 13. Tho Morning Call
has changed hands. Charles M. Shortrldgo has
retired and John D. Bprcckels, who furnished
the money with which Shortrldgo bought the
newspaper, has assumed control. Bpreckels has
selected as managing editor Edward S. Lonke,
and as business manager Bam Leake. The
Leake aro Democrats, who have shown great
shrewdness in carrying on country nowupapois.
As Bpreckels was eleotcd last yar to he Cali
fornia's member of tho Republican National
Committee, his selection ot a Domocrat as
managing editor bos caused much comment.
. I Two Hurt In Leavinc Cable Cars.
Elizabeth J. Scott, 45 years old. ot 20 Book-
I man place, fell In getting oft a Third avenue
cable carat Forty-fourth street last night and
was Internally Injured. She was taken to tho
Flower Hospital. Tho grlpman, Frod Miner, 30
years old, of 1100 Third avenue, was locked up.
Otto Knutxer, who said he was stopping at tho
fit Donts Uotel, fell in getting oft of n moving
Broadway cable car between Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth streets last evening. His left kneecap
was broken. He was taken to tho Now York
Hosnltal. The clerk nt tho BL Donts says that
no one named Knutxer is stopping thuru.
Ceavlet Baaej's Murder Story Denied.
Indianapolis. Ind., Aug. 13. John Whltnoy
and Guy Van Tassel, who are serving terms for
burglary at Michigan City, and who aro accused
by Noah Daney ot tho murder of Mrs. Thursca
Hlnahaw, were tnterilonrd In that prison to
day, and each stoutly denlod Ilnney's story.
i They say they can provo where they wero on tho
i night of the Hlnshaw murder, and that Daney Is
actuated by revenge because Whltnoy sup
planted him In tho affection of Mary James.
Cold Brick Swindler SEitradlted.
Albany, Aug, 13, Juan Antonio Masran, the
gold brick swindler, must return to tho recent
scene of bis operations In New Orleans, where
be secured from Pascal Lestelle, a resident ot
that city, the sum of (r7,000 through the usual
false misrepresentations practised by members
of bis profession, Mugan, alias Juan Martinez,
Is now in custody In New York city, and Qor.
Black to-day approved the requisition papers
of tho Governor of Louisiana surrendering
Magau to the authorities ot that State.
Paring Teller Itotaa Out on Halt,
Louis E. Rosse, tho paying teller of tho Bed
ford Bank In Brooklyn, who whs recently ar
rested for emcwzllng If 1,000 of its funds, has
been roleatcd In (S.PO0 bonds, furnished by
Louis and Cella Rosse, his parents, who own
real tstato In Brooklyn and this city.
OBOZKRA Iff MAX.
TTreah Outbreak In Bankok or tbe Blsease,
fVblrh Attacks rerrlsners and Jfatlvee.
WAsrtiNOTON, Aug. 13. Consul-Genoral Bar
rett at Bankok, Slam, undor date ot Juno 3, re
ports to the State Donartmiyit that a fresh out
break ot cholera had occurred In Bankok,
"Just at tho end of tho cholera season," ho
lays, "when It Is supposed that tho comlngot
thornlns would proentthodlseuso from spread
ing, It lias broken out with consldorablo vio
lence, attacking forolgnors as well as natives.
M, Ranchot, tho now French Chnrgo d'AfTalrcs,
who arrived only a fow days ago, nearly died
from Its effects, and Is not yet out ot dan
gor. Mr. W. E. Sltt, manager ot tho Groat
Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation, Limited,
tho chief foreign company hore, roccully passed
nwny after a very brief Illuoss, whllo soveral
other foreigners of loss prominonco havo been
victims ot fatal attacks. Twoot my town scr-
ants ha (idled after a fow hours' sickness. In
cluding tny cook, who prcpircd dinner
for a party I had on hand, and then
calmly laid down on tho kitchen floor
and died. In each caso death was caused
by regular Aslatlo cholera. This Is no exaggera
tion and glvos tho department an opportunity
to appreciate the varied amenities of life In the
tropics. In another week it is oxpoctod that tho
dlsenso will ho checked by rains and cool
woatbor. Thero aro absolutely no sanitary ar
rangements in llankok, and until thero aro,
thoroian bo lltllo expectation of ever effectually
stamping It out."
Consul Mohon at Zanzibar informs the Btnto De
partment, tinderdate of July fl,that smallpox had
broken out there among tho Indians and natlvo
population, and had Increased to such un extent
that It was thon deolarod eptdomlo. There Is
very llttlo danger to tho Europeans from tho
ordinary African smallpox, which ulwaya pre
vails on the Island to a certain oxtcnt, he says,
but should It get k hold on tho white population
there Is no knowing whuro It would end. The
whole natlvo population was to bo vaccinated
as soon as lymph arrlvod.
TALKED BUI01OE ASD DIED.
Poison Pound on Mrs. tlurbr, but She Showed
No Srmptoms of Poisoning.
A woman known as Mrs. Bartcn and as Mrs.
Martha Burke, who lived at 101 West
Eighty-third stroot, died in Bellovuo Hos
pital last night after throatonlng to com
mit suicide. Sho dlnod In a restau
rant near Eighty-third street, on Columbus
avenue, with u Miss Nobel of 400 Amsterdam
avenue, and during the meal said she had noth
ing to llvo for, taking a packago ot powder from
her pocket at tho same time.
On leaving tho restaurant she fainted. Two
policemen carried her to her flat, and Dr. Korley
of 113 West Eighty-third street wus callod In.
Bho showod no signs ot being poisoned, and
neither Dr. Kerley nor Dr. Williams, who
went to the house on an ambulance from Roose
velt Hospital, Ruspcctod sulcldo. Bho was t ikon
to Roosevelt Hospital and from there to Bolle
vue. At Bollevue tho caso was dlagnoed ns cere
bral hemorrhage. She died at 11:45 o'clock.
An autopsy will be made on tho body to-day.
A packago ot sulphate of zlno was found on
her.
OErr. O'BBIEX MAY SUE FOR ZIBEZ.
Over the Award or tbe Ml Ik Privilege at tbe
Third street neereatlon Pier.
It was said yesterday that President E. 0.
O'Brien of tho Dock Board is consulting with
special counsel who Is drawing up papers to
bring suit for libel against u newspapor in this
city and also against a citizen who authorized
a published lntcrviow. Tbe suit, it Is said, grow
out of charges made against President O Brlen
in connection with the awarding of the contract
for tho milk supply of the E.ist Third street
recreation pier, which is held by Bandmaster
Joyce, wbo furnishes free music for the priv
ilege of selling milk. It is said that tho damages
asked will bo $200,000 In each Instance.
Itelrnse or Tobncro Seised by Welter's Orders.
Wasiiwqtov, Aug. 13. State Department
officials arc gratldcd over tbe report that to
bacco owned by Americans, which has been
held In Cuban warehouses by tho Spanish Gov
ernment for the past tw o s cars, w 111 now bo re
leased by orders from Madrid. Socrotary OIney
fought against tho seizure ot this tobacco for
nearly a year, and his protests wero followed up
by tbe present Administration without success,
except in a few Individual instances. While
this Government has no official advices of the
new rolcaslng order, it is believed at tho State
Department to be authentic, and that large Im
portations of the best Cuban tobacco will now
relievo the embarrassmant of the American
cigar manufacturers.
Mrs. Pemerors Tribute to Mrs. Hang.
Camilla L Bangs has a suit pending in tbo Su
preme Court in Brooklyn against Emll R.
Bangs for separation on the ground of Ill-treatment.
Yesterday hor application for alimony
and counsel fees was backed up with an affi
davit by Mrs. E. I. l'onieroy, tbe widow of
"Brick" Pomerov, who said that Mrs. Bangs
had besn a teacher in her kindergarten school
for over a year, and was a qulcl. loIng, and
ladylike person. Ono ot Mrs. Bamrs's aver
ments Is that her husband urged her to poison
herself so that ho could marry another woman.
Conntetlor llotalle Loew Appears for ller
Drotber.
Counsellor Rosalie Loow appeared in the
Yorkvillc Court yestorday for her 17-j ear-old
brother, John, who was arrested by Policeman
Flynn, a Bon of tho lato Alderman Fl un, for
disorderly conduct on tho Boulevard. Tbo po
liceman said the joung man would not more on
when ordered, and was saucy. Tho bo) said tho
policeman called him names, and arretted blm
for looking at bis number. Tba magistrato dis
charged tbo prisoner.
Ambulance Horse Uuno 4wajr.
On the way to Bellovuo Hospital last night an
ambulanco horse became unmanageable at
Twenty-first street and First avonue. Ho got
tbo bit between his teeth and dashed full speed
up the avenuo. Force of habit caused him to
make a turn at East Twenty sixth stroct and be
ran up on the sidewalk full v,tllt. Ono ot tho
shafts of the ambulanco was roken.
Half a dozen men who were hanging around
tho corner unhitched tho horso and drew tho
ambulance into tho hospital grounds. Tho pa
tient was uninjured.
Uneeked Down for lusultlug a Girl.
Mary Costello, of 40(1 Seventh avonuo, told
her father, Michael. last evening that she had
been Insulted while crossing Thirty-seventh
stroot, near Seventh avonuo, by a man whom
she pointed out as ho was walking down Thlrtj
sovonln street. Cost olio, who Is 51 years old,
ran after the man and knocked him dawn. Tbe
man, who was W. II. Youi.g. got a bad scalp
wound when ho fell. A crowd collected. Bicycle
Policeman Uobson haw the crowd und arrested
Costello and Young.
Is Droker De Wilt C. Towers Insane t
Broker Do Witt O. Towors, whoso Wall street
ofllco was plundered recently, wsb beforo Police
Justice Steers In tbe Gales Avonuo Court In
Brooklyn, on tho complaint of bis wlfo, who
wants to havo his inentul condition Judicially
determined, Mrs. Towors uvers that be has
been acting strangely slnco tbo robbery In his
ollico. and that her life It Imperilled through his
violent outbreaks. Ho was remanded to Jail
pending further examination.
flood Vellowa' Uirt to W. U. Spooner.
W. R. Spooner, for bIx yoars the exocutlvo
bead of tbo Supremo Assembly of tho World of
tho Fraternal Order Royal Society of Good
Follows, was tho reriplont on Monday of a
diamond studded Jewel, u sift to him from tho
members of the order. Vtco-1'remier Apgar
made tho presentation. Tho decoration is in
appreciation ot Mr. Bpoouer'a services to tbo
order. Mr. Spooner is a lawyer of this city.
Mnelpp Cure People to llulld nt Mamnronerk.
II. P. Seifcrt has prepared plans for a two and
thrco-story and basement brick hotel, about 800
xlOO feet; a two and tbrco story brick sanita
rium, about 400x175; n two story and bnscmont
gymnasium, about 150x100, and a power house,
ono story, aliout 40x00, to bo orocttd for tbo
Auiorliaii Kiielpp Cum Company of O'Jl Uioad
way, nt Mumaronock, N, Y. 'lhe total cost ot
tbe buildings will bo about 91,000,000.
Chinese Ambassador Hills den. Pester at Ills
Summer Cottnae.
Utioa, Aug, 13. Chang Yen Hoon, Ambas
sador from China to tho United States, accom
panied by ex-Beeretary of State John W, Foster
and two or three companions and servants, wero
in Utlcu a fow minutes this afternoon. They
wero en route to Henderson Harbor, upon in
titatlou of Mr. Foster, to pay him u Wslt in his
summer cottuge at that point un Lako Ontario,
Tenderloin Cops Beaten at Uatrball.
Tho tops ot tho Tenderloin station were
soundly w llloped at baseball yesterday by a
nine of 0. pu Walsh's men from tbe West Twen
tieth stroct station. The emtio was pln)odln
Jasper Hold, at 138th street and Amsterdam
avenue, and the score was 30 to IB,
II II I II I I I
ITO, OF JAPAN. IS HERE.
THE MARQVIB IS RBTVRtrilfQ TROX
TUE JVDIhBE.
Hasn't Time, He Says, to Ho Interviewed, At
tbonah the Deliberation or Ills Manner Is
Its Marked Cbaraelerlttle Chlneoe Officials
Here Plee In Hot Haste at Slsht or lllm.
I to Hirobuml, Marquis ot Dal Nippon, tbrco
times MlnUter-Prosident ot State for Japan,
and known to tho civilized world as Marquis
Ito, arrived from Europe on tho Campania
yesterday afternoon. Ho was met at tho
Cunard company's pier by M. Hosbal, Japa
nese Minister to tho United States,
by the Japaneso Consul General nt Now York,
Mr, Uchlda, by attaches ot tho JapAnoso Lega
tion at Wushlngton and by a number of Jap
nncso merchants ot this city. Tho suite ot tho
Marquis consisted ot two secretaries, K. Nabo
shlraa nnd S. It. Tokloka.
Tho Marquis was almost tho last ono to lcavo
tho ship. Remaining aboard until tho rush for
the gangplank was ovor he had an opportunity
to chat for somo Unto with tboso who had gone
down to tho pier to meet him. When ho did de
cide to como ashore ho and tho Japanese Min
ister walked down the gangplank together. Tho
rest of tho party tagged along after them.
Marquis Ito is a small man, even for i Japan
eso, being only about Ave foct throo inches tall,
but ho would attract attention at onco on ac
count ot his full beard. A Japaneso with a full
board Is an unusual sight.
Tho noble Marqul is bow-legged, n fact which
Is emphaslzod by the cut of bis trousers. More
over, in walking he describes a bait clrclo In
moving his loft leg, ns It It wore heuvlor or a
little longor than tbo right. Ho woro yostordayn
silk hat, a black frock coat nnd a waistcoat, light
trousers, nnd patont leather shoes. In the left
lappel of his coat was an orango and black but
ton about tho sizo of that worn by mombers of
tho Loyal Legion. Ills every mooment Is
leisurely, and it would be difficult to Imagine
that he could sver lie In a hurry. When be left
the ship be was leisurely smoking a cigar. As
ho reached the pier a policeman tapped him on
tho shoulder nnd said:
" Smoking Is not allowed on the dork!
" Indeed! said tho Marquis in perfoct Eng
lish. " Thank you." ...
He took tho cigar from his mouth slowly and
strolled toward the stroot ond or tho pier, while
the Japaneso Minister stopped to tnlk to somo
body. When tbo Minister llnlshod his conver
sation ho looked around for the Marquis. Tbo
latter was nowhere In view. Finally, one ot tho
Japineso merchants said something to tho
Minister and pointed toward West stroot. Tho
Minister looked In that direction nnd, far down
the pier, he saw the Marquis walking nncon
cernodly along, nil by himself, lhe Minister
is almost ns short as tho Marquis and Is
much stouter. Ho started on an undiplomatic
run to catch up with the big man of tho Japs.
He overtook htm Just as thn Marquis was being
surrounded by a mob of cabmon at tbo pier en
trance. When tho Minister camo up tho Mar
quis merely smiled and walked on through the
Selling cabmen. Eventually tho former
upaneso Premier and the Minister reached the
carriage which the latter had engagod nnd were
driven to tbe Waldorf, where apartments had
boon reserved for tbe Marquis on tho second
floor in the southwest corner. Tho two secre
taries tarried at tho pier to attend to the Mar
quis's luggage.
When the Marquis walked Into the hotel,
eight of the suite of Chang Yin Hoon, special
Ambassador from China to the Queon's Jublloo,
were sitting on tho benches reserved for tne
Waldorf bell boys, directly opposite tbe doik
where the regittor Is. As the Marquis stepped
up to tho desk, tbe Chinamen looked up. Ono
glance satisfied their curiosity. Tho Celestial
on the north end of the lino promptly got up nnd
ran for the elevator. Ho was no sooner in mo
tion than the Chinaman who sat next followed
him. And one after theotber tho eight dlsap-
fiearod much quicker than it takes to tell about
t. A roar went up from tho Amerhans
who were lounging in the lobby. This
attracted tho attontlon of tbo Marquis, who
looked around In time to see tbe last pigtail
vanish on tho way to tho elevator, nnd smiled at
tho speotacle. Chung Yin Hoon left the Wal
dorf yesterday morning to avoid posslblo com
plications. An hour after the Marquis reached tho hotel,
a Son reporter sent blmnrequeit for an Inter
vlow. Tho Mirquls replied through one of bis
secretaries, who said:
"The Marquis presents his compliments to
TiieSun, and says ho regrotsthat ho is too busy
to bo Interviewed. Ho w ill remain hero ono day
and thon leavo for Vancouver. He will bo very
busy while ho Is here."
It Is understood that his Excellency will re
main In New York until this afternoon. Ho is
returning to Japan from London, whero ho w as
tbo special Ambassador from Jnpan to tho dia
mond Jubilee. He stopped In New York on his
way to London on May 27. The Marquis has
been caUdd tbo Bltmarck ot Japan. He Is
to Japan whnt LI Hung Chang Is to China.
He looks to be about 50 years old. Ills father
w is a small farmer. At the conclusion of tho
Jopanese-Chlnese war, during which Ito was
the Commandor-in Chief of tho Japanese forces
In the field, ho was undo Prlmo Minister of tho
empire. About a 5 car nnd a halt ago ho re
resigned the post.
DEATH OF FOX KWAXO SOIt.
He Was Pormer MleUter from Corea to tbe
Culled States.
WASniNOTOt, Aug. 13. Pom Kwang Soh,
Minister of the Privy Council to the King of
Cores and former Minister from Corca to
tho United States, died at his residence
in this city to-night of consumption, aged
38 years. Ho had but recontly returned from
London, whero bo went as companion to Prince
Eui Wha, son ot tbo King of Slam, who was
special Ambassador to represent Slam at tbo
Queen's Jubilee.
Mr. Soh has been for many years a thcoso
phlst, and tho loral branch of tbo Thoosophl--al
Society will hold simple services
over his remains on Sunday afternoon,
after which tho body will bo cremated.
Ho was unmarried and left no Immediate
family connections, his father and mother dying
in prison whilo contlnod for political reasons.
OBITUARY.
Gen. Samuel McGowan, a veteran ot tbe
Mexican and cl 11 wars, died this week in Abbe
ville, S. 0., aged 78 years. He was a South
Carolinian by birth. Ho came out of tho Mexi
can war a Captain, having eutercd as a private.
Whllo practising law at Abbevlllo be fought a
duel with "Fighting Jack" Cunningham with
rifles at closo range. Gen. McGowan was shot
In tbe bead, but recovered. Wheu the civil war
camo be entered the Confederate army In com
mand of a brigade. Ho fought nt Cold Harbor,
Second Manassas, Chancellors! Hie and Spottsyl
vnnla Court House. In oath of tbeso engage
ments he was wounded. In 1870 ho whs elected
a Justice of the Stato Supremo Court. He was
defeated for reelection In 1893 by the Tillman
Legislature.
Charles D. Dickey of Brown Bros, tc Co.,
bankers, died yosterday at Isllp, L. I where he
was spending tbo summor as usual, Hu was in
his seventy ninth year. Mr, Dickey lived at 37
East Thirty-seventh street. Ho was a member
ot iho Metropolitan Club, of tho Racquet Club,
the Country Club, and the Tuxedo Club. His
w ito died soma time ago, but a daughter and a
son survive him, Ills son bears his fathor's
name nnd Is also a member of Brown Bros. &
Co. The daughter is unmarried. The funeral
will take place from Grace Church, New York
city, on Monday at 10 A. M.
John Lowis Isabcaii. who had been for nearly
fifty years In tho halrdresslng business In this
city, dlod on Tuesday of heart dlscaso which
was brought on by a sovero cold caught savoral
weeks ago. His establishment In Union square
is ono ot tho oldest of Its kind in thn city. Mr.
Isaboau was horn in Frnnto in 1H1U. anil camo
to this country about 1840. Ha was a Roman
Catholic In religion, but was a Free Mason nnd
an Odd Fellow, being prominent in both those
societies, Ho leaves a widow, live sous and
threu daughters,
Gerhard Foreman, a retired capitalist, and one
of Chicago's pioneer bankers, died in that city
yosterday. Ho wus a u.ithu of Germany, and
arrived In this country In 1853, when be was
30yoaisold, For two oars ho was engagod In
teaching, and at the end of that tlmo wont to
Chicago, nnd soon engaged in tbo banking busi
ness, ih roe years ago bo retired. His banking
house now exists under the namo ot Foreman
Bros,
William C. Young, a well-known southern
Ulster fruit grower, died at his home in Marl
borough on Thursday night, aged 80 years. He
was ono of the pioneers In the fruit raising busi
ness. Blr Isaac Holdon. Bart., tho Inventor of tho
Lucifer matih, died nt his home. Oik north
Houso, Kolghloy, Yorkshire, England, )e ter
day, Ha was born on May 7, 1807.
Tbreo Kuiployees or Ilrooklyn's I'oltee Cemmls
sloner Arrested,
John Backus, Charles Backus, and Frederick
Schueckouck, tbreo boys who are employod by
Wotles & Wslloa at 1 1 Vnndewnter stroct, were
arretted yesterday for playing ball in tbo street,
Police Commissioner Welles of Brooklyn, who Is
a member of the firm, sent over somo mouoy to
pay the boys' tines, but tboy were discharged.
Tbe Cable Head Up t'opocatapetl.
City ok Mexico, Aug, 13. It I said that tho
Trenton Iron Company of Trenton, N. J Is fig
uring on tho cablo rood to bo built to tho crater
ot Popocutnpctl for tho lessee of tho sulphur do
potlts, (Jen. Gaspor Bancnez Ochoaz, Tho nego
tiations aro proceeding through Llo Demoti-rlo
Bilirar, son-in-law of the lute bocretarruf the
Interior, ManuoUtouiero ituhlo, . ,
.r - i..- ..... i
xonxovtb aovsxr anotr.
C. P. Bates and Dr. Cagnon Carrj OB Most or
the Prises.
HotiTWOOD, Aug. 13. Enthusiasm ran high
nt the mooting ot tho Monmouth County Horso
Show to-day, whero lovers of flno horsoflosh on
Jood ft vnrlod programmo, Tho attendance
equalled that ot yesterday,
Thore wero nineteen e onts doeldod, the three
unfinished from yettordny being Judged first.
Charles V. Bates took first honors with four
prize winners. Dr. G cor go 8. (lagnon won throo
prizes, Including tho star event for trot tors with
a record of 2:30. His entry, North Light,
won continued npplouso from the grand stand.
Thero woro two accidents In tho Jumping con
tost, tho rldors of Florrlo and Dlnvolrssi both
bolng thrown. Gov. Griggs's stnir will bo prcs
cnt to morrow. Tho Oovprnor will pin the blue
ribbon on tbe champion class. Summary:
Pony stallioni krpt for serrlcj.not exreedlu 14 I
lmnilt. itiown In hand Flrt pilte Charles K nnttVt
All Togethcri Pelferrt Farm's romi nimpon. second
Pon'M under ttdille. uot exueil uk i:i hauilt Vint
prize, I,. V. Woilt't Spoil Delfonl K.rm'H roan stal
lion, tcoond.
I'alrot horM over 14 1 and dot ciefillrjc 1ft
Flrtl prltr. 0. X llttes't The Whirl nf the Town and A
Koundof I'leasurei L- W. Wornmr n Dim unitoaud
Ills Kxefllenejr, t"oond Dr. Oajiuou's (lold l'oluter
and Tbe Cat, third
Talr bene. ho n todeml msll-Flrst i rlrc. Charlrs
V. Uatrs'a Amusement and AmniiMiiint; Or tleorce
B U.gnoaV uold Pointer and Tim cm, second!
Btrauu ft Honor'. Hunllght and 8ta-llht, third
For the tx-.t performance of pmfrtiilniial co.rhmrn
drlrlni palrtFlr.t prlie wou br llsrrv Thoiuaai
Hsrrr obb, woondi Hubert Jamison third
ralror hortrtover 1(1 band. and not ezneptllni; 1B.8
First tirlte, houli W Wurniner. Superior and sur
rrlet Ch-wlei F Pile.'. Amusement ami ims-ement,
to ondi Cbarlr. F Date. Dawn ami Dirknou. third.
Pairs otroad.ter. tlrnu years oil or oi,-r Klnt
nrlre.W llllsni Clark's Vltllsnt Wllki-s and 1 ho Itavvnt
V.. T. "itotsbury". Cjrll u and J E II , worn!; Charles
F. Hate.', rteurtctta and It. boll., third
Pfclrs of Itorti. over 1 U hand. 1- Iret prim, Strauss
ft Iti-xt r's 4iinllttit amlMtrltEht.fliarleiF Hadn't
Oolilen UateanJ Uold Uu.t.teeuniliChnrltt F. llaios'a
HI cnt Hollywood, third
Harnee. hor.e over 14.1 hands and not eieeedlni?
IS hamla First prl.e, Onarle. F. Iiatin'. rim Whirl f
the Town i Ljtila W. Worm' r' III I re Mmipy dee
ondi Dr. Ooorjje B. Oafrmin'n Oold Pointer, third
Ladlm' hack, uot unter 14 3 an 1 not ixotellnir
IBS Flrt prltr, W. A. MtMhbon's JiiMlie. rid im
by Mist C. A. liiiremui! Jamet A. Vryni.tr' Lady D ,
rtddeutrMrs Siiuirt-s. mvonl: lira John A. Loean't
Ktllarm-y, rld.Ieu by MIm Heacti, third.
For name, hurai s. ilwwn lo a park icIki prize win
nert and i rofe.i.tonal drUew barr d Hr.t prlre,
Mr. Oeorce X. uazuon't McKurlos William II Clark's
LattCoup second i Theuilore Orrertilau . Snip, third.
lor the l.t hlKh le rP". use a lion alrnrnn-ld-enwl,
uot cxM'tMllnff lft baud. Vlrst ptlze ti trie F.
Hate.' Act r: Pnsoott Lunrenie's llellLt, ae ond!
Or (leorst-b. DiiKUou'. Tho Cat, third
Trotter. Willi a rm-onl "f U.ill or lietter, shown to
bloTilo milieu Klnt i rlze, Dr Oeorte s (lanon'
North Ll-tlits E T. Btot.iiury's Hoot. MiOrritor, .oc
ondi William 11. Clark'. Krcler. third
For the be.t .pllie team wheelers not to le under
10 hands Vlrat prtz. Luuls W. Worumri second
and tl lrd, Charts F. Oaten
Ponies In harness over in and not exceeding 14.1
hands Vint prlci. Dr. OtorceS Ootfuon's The rat;
01 arte F, Hito' Altogether, tecoud, Narks Am
helm a rteauty, third
Horse, not unlir 14 1 and not exteedtng 10 2
hands, alumn to runaboat. Vint prt.e, Htraussa
Uozter's Amadou t Charles F. IlitcV Amusement
tec-ond. William II Clark's 1 a-t Coup third
Huntert nnd Jumi ers, ponlet or t otw, not exceeding
14 fl. shown nTirs'x Jumps. 3 feot n luchet hUh
First prltr, James T Ilrde. plavoleMa: P. F. Fits
gtrald't Florrlo scion t. J. F. Dandomtue'a Jack third.
For tho flne.t trained Are ciuMup iiorao in Mon
mouth eonnty First prize, Eltxro i Flro Fnglne Com
pany! (Htanlc Engine Company accoud, We.liy Uoto
Company third
For the be.t drlvlnGr of four-ln hand by amateurs
First prize, John L. Conwayt Mr. Kuch tecond, II. O.
Oroom third.
Cablo Car lilts an Ambulnnce.
An ambulance was callod from tho Harlem
Hospital to l'JOth street and Third acnuo yes
terday aftornoon and Drs. Bulsom and Arm
strong responded. At 1124th street tho am
bulance r in into a tangle of trucks. A cablo car
as liowllng downtown nnd it hit thoambulanoo
on tho retrnxlo, overturning It. Thoto phy
sit tans and tbo driver woro thronn out and all
received severe bruises.
Tho grlpman, Mlchiol Hawloy, of 171 East
Boventy-llrst street, was arrested. The Injured
men were taken back to tho hospital and un
other ambulance was sent out on the call.
Sold n Policeman lleer.
James J, Green, a colored watchman on a
Bloop at the foot of East 13Jd street, was ar
raigned In Special Sessions yesterdny on the
chargo of I'ollcomnn McKcnna, who aworo that
on Sunday howent toGrecn's sloop and Induced
Green to bell him souie bottled Ih cr for 15 cents.
Oroen dctlarod that ho had mi rel) wanted to
troit tho policeman nnd thnt tho IS cents was
forcod on hi in In tho nature of a tip. Huuas
found guilM and remanded until Monday for
sentence. The penalty Imposed by law is a flno
of V800 or one day In prison fur each dollur unpaid.
Policeman Causht sitting on a Darrel.
Augustus Abbott, Secretary of tho City Vigi
lance League, has made charges against Police
man Thomas Bowes of tho Knst 138th street sta
tion. Ho sns that when hu reprimanded itoucs
for neglecting hlidut) tho policeman told him
thit lie was n damned liar. Abbott found
Bowes sitting on n barrel, so tho stor goes.
and told him that lie han no right to sit Idle cm
Eost. Tho chnrgri woro nudu in tlmo to bo
eard by Commissioner .smith estenln), but
were held o or until next wm k, when President
Moss Is tbo trial Judge. Mr. Moss la connected
with tbe City Vigilance l.o iguo.
A Colored Mtennrd Arrested.
Rustaco Aarons, tbo colore! stownrd of the
Storln boat ltldgcwoy Park, was aprlsoncr In
Centre Street Court josterday, on suspicion that
he had robbed Charles Cranford. a rallrotd
freight agent, with olllcos at It! Court street.
Brooklyn, of $'J07 In money, a gold watch urn!
chain valued at f'JOO. a Masonlu emblem worth
9200, nnd u di imond stud worth $loO.
Aureus loiullj demanded to bo discharged.
Ho was remanded b) Magistrate Hedges for
further examination, as Cranford did uut ap
pear to press the charge.
Ilolmre Aanew Committed lo Tlellevue.
Holmes Agnow, who was arrested again on
Thursday whllo begging on Broadway, was sent
to Bollevue from Jefferson Market Court yes
terday to have his sanltv inquire! Into. Tho
complainant wus his mother, Mrs. 'lhcodoro YV.
Parmelec, w ho hud obtained a v. arrant on Thurs
day, Mrs. Parmelec told Magistrato Deuel that sho
had t wlco before Irioil In li if o bor son restrained,
but that ho hnd bocn declared nnno after exami
nation. Bbe wns com Inced. sho said, that hi
mind bad become affected through drink und
excesses.
She Canard a Ilrlvrr'e rre.t.
George Fay, a driver, wbo lives nt 500 Tenth
avenue, wns a prisma r in tho Yorktlllo Court
yesterday on tho t omplalnt uf cruolty to a horse
madobv Mrs. Annui U Allls. She told Magis
trate Wcntworth that Fay got off his wngouat
Eighth avonuo and Fifty sixth street and bent
thn horso with u stick betauso it could not draw
n henry load. Many persons i rled shame, she
said, but sho was the only ono wbo had the
cnuragn to Interfere and cuuso his arrest. Fuy
wus held for trial In Hpoclul Sessions.
Hood Poisoning follows .iioa.ulto's Ulle.
MnnniSTOWN, N. J., Aug. 13. Harry Batos, a
carpenter living In Western nvenue, was bitten
on tho left forearm by a mosquito on Monday
night. Tho noxt day tbo arm began to swoll.
Uospltenl) precautions blood poisoning has sot
In. and Bates lies in a critical condition at his
homo at present.
teal R.UIe Private Sales.
Ronald 11. Ma Donald has ol I for lira. Rotamond
n Owen to Charles Cleyer No 3 ID East Ninety-fourth
.troel, a nve-.tory brick apartmunl home, tjoxlUU)
jwefi iuniielt baa told for E. Dennett to Oscar
Ont No tu)0 West Koenty-Br.t street, a three-story
limestone front dwelling, IHxoiJxlDO, at about 7.
COO. Mr. henuett ulo ba .old for the utile of
Drome II. Hleann No ! 1 1 Wi t tUhty fojrtb atirrt. a
throe-story dwelling-. WUx'.DilOJ 2, at about Sit, 000.
J Clarence Davie. S Co, has .old to tbo Warren
Beharfe Aphalt PaTtng- Company for Henry Lewis
Morrla a plot of aliout twenty nm lot., on the Har
lem Klter, lommonelim about ino feet touth of
15(lth ttreit. tlng about Son feet deep b) about 1HU
feet on the Harlem Itlver. Tho Warren Sohtrfu Com
pany luteud errellnu bull lings at once, to bo used
for the imrpotos of their budnias.
LeonTuohniiinha piircliawd tho plot Not. mto
IBS iloerck .treet, llxlon and will Improre tho
property by the erix tlnn of four tlx ttory teuement.
with modern Improvements.
Tlni Co. ha 10I 1 for Bl.rler A Fennel toP.Hayet
the northwest lormr of I until tlrwt ami Madison
avenuo, a llvetttry brlek apartment homo and
ttoret, on lot B'i.1 1x07 tl. for 1 lil.OOn.
Davll Ktewart has sold for John Weleker No nut
St. Nicholas avenut , a live etorv apartment nnun, on
lit 3Vil7fl at 4.45.00 I. Mr htowait also told for
Ward Wheeler the vacant lot on the eat eld of Nt,
Nicholas avenue, 101 feet south of muth sirvrt,
William H TautK-rt has sold for John M. Lynch lbs
louth'aiicornernf llrook avenue itndlllftin .treet, a
lirli k Hat lmue, to Mtiha I Iivyyeri situ Mr Tauberl
told No 471 Ilrouk uteuuc, u nve story, doublo nut
bona. ... ....
The Dates i.tate bat told toa Mr. Meyer No. 717
Eaat Ninth ttwl , . , ,
Man tun 4 Hobba htve told for Warren C Crane
two lota on the .out . tldo of 11 lib. ttroet, Hit feet
west of Amsterdam avenuo.
Ileal K.tata Auction Sales.
At the Pmadway Salesroom yesterday ptr Y,
Meyer & Co .old two four ttory brick Oat boutet, fiiix
lzi.llxOO.4xUl 1, foreiloauro tali, to the plalutlfr,
AUKuatut OuruUa, for SiO.bK.
Court Calendars This Day,
Buprenio Court apodal Term-Part II. Ex parts
matter.
Surrogate's Oourt Chambers No day calendar.
City Court special Term notion,
. ' MMM IM
OARSMEN- AFTER LAURELS.
KEtur competition is the trials
OF THE XATIOXAL 11EOATTA.
Hun York A. C. Klsht Shut Out by a Pleasnrn
Itnat in.lltatre Keren t tbe Araonaul. Ten
ICjrk'a Clubmnte, l.pnla. Win. a llenl
Clinmplon hllehead tluatlllet for tbo Rrnlti.
Philadelphia. Aug. 13. It tho first day ot
tho annual regatta ot tho National Association
of Amateur Oarsmen Is any criterion of tbo sec
ond, tho twenty-fifth annual rcgitta, which
should Ira from every point of vlow tho grcatost
event of Its kind over rowed in America, will go
down to history as onoot tho most unsatlstno
tory. The races wero not started on time, nnd
tho InBt event on tho programmo was only
Btnrtcd when darkness hml ahead) Icgun
to fall, Tbo spectators, who ociupiud boils
nloni; tbo course, begin to lovvu for home,
nnd ono ot them In so doing imvoil too far
out In the river about half way down tho course.
Thn shells wero npproarhing nt n b ii ruto of
spied, but he did not sco them until they wero
on top nf him. and ho then attempted to pull out
of tho way. He was right In thu witur of tho
Montrose men, and ho Just managed to avoid
tbom ns tbey shot by in tbo lend. Not n halt
length 0' ulnd camo tho New York Athletic
Club re rting a strong stroko nnd ono calculated
to nmko them pretty near a winner. Hu run
right ahead of them, ond they struck his shell
amidships, snuibhlng his and tholr ow n boat, and
getting hopelessly shut out ot tho raco in conso
qilenco, Tho racing as a wholo was not marked by any
particularly good tontcsts savo tl.it for tho
four ourod international trophy In tho first ho it,
whon tho Ariel nnd Institute crows woro
matched. Tlioy ratdo a great tight and much
Interest ottnehod to tho race, stneo they aro ro
gurded as tho only two crows which havo a
chnmo In cither this event or In tho senior four.
Thero wero fully 3,000 persons gathered nt
tho finish whan tho rates wero callod at 3
o'clock. Thero wero fully twice that number
Bo-vtlored along tho sldia of tho rhcr nt vnrloui
points along tho i ourse, and probibly ob many
morn who did not arrivo until lator. In all it is
not too much to say that UO.OOO poraons saw tho
races.
In the first hont ot tho Intermediate singles
Lewis and WIlBon mado a very prctt) race for
three-fourths of tho dlstsnco, when Lewis
pulled out iv winner by a nan ov margin. Scholtz
also did splendid work. F. J. Goer wou tho
right to row- in tho final attor a spirited second
heat with II. Vought of the Atalnnta Boat Club.
Tho senior four-oared shell trials attracted
considerable attontlon. In tho first huat Statcn
Island not only rowed a pretty raco, but beat
Crcsoent out ot second placo and pressed Ariel
hard after Ariel had fouled. They will row In
the final. Tba Institutos pullod Into first placo
In tbe hollowust kind of stylo in tho second heat,
defeating tho Argonauts. Tho Crcstciit'sdefout
so disheartened tbem that they withdrew from
tho international event lator in the day and left
a dear Held to the Arlels and the Institutes.
In the International rnco, when tin so crews
met in the first heat It wns a grtat struggle
from start to Unlth. Statcn Island whs unfortu
nate in drawing against these two crews. Sho
could probably havo beaten eltbor of tho crews
in tho second heat and to mado tbo llnuls, but
as sometimes hanpons, tbe three best entries
were drawn together und ono was thrown out in
ennsoquence.
The senior singles were most eagerly aw site I.
Van Dammo. Magulre. Maoah. nnd McDowell
wero drawn for the third beat, hut McDowell
scratched, Tho three got off together and pulled
all tho way to tho buoy without any advantage.
Returning, howover, Mngulro let himself out
and tho way ho loft tho others mado it appear
that be had only fooled beforo with them.
The race to-morrow for tbo championship will
lie between Muguire, Whitehead, nnd Juvenal.
From to-day's racing no advnntngo appears to
rest with either, and it is sure to be thu hardest
kind of u bruising race.
Tbe last event was tbe elght-oarod inter
mediate race. The four crews reached their
marks after dusk had bognn to fall, 'Ihcy ap
peared to ha Ill-matched In physique, tho NVvv
York Athletic Club having all tho better of tho
others In appearance, when tho r co started
It appeared as though they had also tho
ndvantaire as fnr its form went. Worcester
High School Jumped into tho lend, followed
by Montrose and the Now York Athletic Club,
and tho Falrmouuta follow od about a half
length behind. Worcester fell liehlnd after
going about a hundred yards, and Montrose
lad tho bunch until tho Imlf-inilo murk
wns neired. All four crews woro row
ing in tine form, though Worcester
splnshod slightly. New York was pulling tbo
longest stroko and appeared to bo well sot fur a
hard tlghl to the finish Then t.imo the unfor
tunateaictdrnt nlro.ul) reftrn-1 to. Just after
they hut passed tho brldgn vv hit h in irked tho
half distance Monlrosc.hy her swerve to avoid
tbe single, lost her lo id und fell behind. Sho
regiliied hir huadwa, hut could never over
taku Worcester, who shot in a winner b a
length in S minutes 7 sveo ds. Montroso beat
tho Falrmouuta for second place, lhe summa
ries: Intermediate blnglet First heat won by Charles 1L
Lewi. Wauchiliett Boat Club, In three length, sec
ond, II 11 VVIIiion. N. V V C. Iir a lenulh, third.
Johu M Hinder, Malta Hoot c lub, Philadelphia. b flro
lenKth Time, 10 minute. a."-j tcond r-ecoud heat
won by red J. tlreer, Columbia Rowing Association,
B i.ton, bv two louicths, .tcund, U.oufiht Atlantic
Hi at Club. Vew orlc. I) lx feeti third, Ilmmie C.
Link wood West Philadelphia Lloat Club Time. 10
minute. 41Cj second Third beat won by Edward
F. hi holtz. Narragau.ett lloat Club. b twi nry
lenKth., second, Theodore Lture, Crescent llo.t Club.
I'hllalclphls. byalcuitth, third P. 11 Lee, f. ring
field Post Club TtniM lo minutes
RSealor Four oared Shell First heat won by Ariel
lTo.it Club, llaltlmoro. C W Uo!.h. Frank Hancock,
W 11 Cummlus, and sewotl HatclirTo, by two aid a
half lengths, accoud. Stall n Inland lloat Club by half
a leuittui third, Cresemt Poat Club, Phllalellhls.
Time, 0 mluute. 25 se.'und. feicond beat won I y,ln
stltute lloat Club. Newark Fdward J Caruiv, F A
Mulllvan, J. E Walker, on 1 Owen F. Fov.
bv a Uncth Second, Argonaut Row tng Club. Toronto,
by three length, third Columbia VtbletlcCl.il, Wash
ington Time, tl mluuti. t second.
Sen orSlnglftM-ult. F1rt luat won by Jame. II.
Juvenal, Pennsylvania lUat Club, by three hngtb.,
second, F. F. Alwnrd, Toronto lloat Club, by
a length! third, Thomas S Joyce, Sprlllif
netd (oat Club. Time. 10 mlnutts. 1J aicohd.
Second boat v, on by J J Whitehead, West End Hi at
Club, Dottou, by a length aiiond, K, A Thomi.ou,
Argonaut Boat Club, Toronto, b live length., third,
J, J Ryan, Toronto Rowing Club 1lm', I) minute.
fiVKi moond. Third heat wou by Jami-a Magulre,
Ilradford Heat Club, 11 i.ton, by three length., to ond,
l' I- Van Damme. M ituat lloat club, Detroit! Ed
Marsh withdrew. Time, lomlnutit 1 Lj sih ouds.
International Four Oared Mietl Race I Irst heat
won bv Initltute lloat Club, Sr viirk, h J Carney, F.
A Sullivan, J F. Walter, and On til D lov Time, H
mluup . '10 hccou 1. bt-con I, Arb 1 How lug Club, Hal
tlmore; Ihtrd, Matt n I, laud boat Club. :fiohd hi ut
won ty Argouaut Rowing Club, Toronto, Cunida, U.
A. Thmni .on. Alexanl r J Hojd. F. H. rhomp.nn.
Jn-eph Wright Tim H minute atl a ton Ik Second,
Columbia Athletic Club, Washington Time, tt min
ute "jO h outl.
lnti rinedluto 1- tghts Won by Woreenter High
School Athletlfl Afuoctatlnn Wonte.ter, F F. Herman.
C Jaeksin. It Mitchell T llrowu, J F Monroe. C, F
Daiy r R Jobuon, F. J Ki rns, stroke, J J (julun,
Jr.uixawaln. TJuie, N mlnuti s accoud Snoud,
Mnulrti!' lloat Club, Philadelphia; third, F.vlrniouut
Row lub- club, Philadelphia. New York A. C. did not
nuUlu
Cnuorlnar.
Clitto', Aug. 18 In the canoe camp the day
opened with a tmart wind from tho went, or down
the river, that increased In force till it capsize 1 tho
large two-polo teut u.od for a Pu.t unitu and recep
tion room At tho time .overal w omt n anil men w ere
lualde, aud thiy came near belug strut k by the fall
lug poles. Tho lluffalo Cauot Club In tmart uniform,
atarted lo paddlo seven miles to Oauunouque, on the
Canadian thore, llulr course was with tho wlud
almot dead ahead, ami buforo they wero half ovir
tl.eywUbed they ha I not Marled but they kept on.
The .amo exit-rien o befell a mixed erew thut was
bouud for tho sumo lu o In tbo lur'rvvar cauooof
tbo Hmhti.tir Canoo Club. Hotb ctulM deeldi-d to
take tho stiamer houio rather than fare the whllo
tap agitu
fu .plte of tbe wind tbe Regatta Committee thl.
moinlug called tbo .tilling rate of a mile and a b ilf
fnro encautir. t'ameoif lultaort are Intituled for
pail lltug only, aud l.'w tallort bad to rig up lee board
to hold their or ifl up to the wind oi i our.c, good
time lould not be umdo, the ra.'o Inlng mi rely a
travenyon salllui, Uumu II of tbo Hruokl)H Canoo
Clubtroueil the mil. h line In .ill mluute. aud m.eu
onls.wltb Thomas Hale, Jr. of tho V. t uk-r. Canoo
Club tioul lu Ul milium 3U Ktoml. Iliitolnll
Palmer. lauthu Canoo t mb finljhid In .'tl mm
utet but M ilbupialllliil for i ro.ililg ibo
wrong ftn'th line lbe cnmmltti th n esliid
thu novice pa nllliw rate ovi r u hair mile
courte. with a turn it wus for opui laiutes mil
lnIo blade, and was oieu onli to llio who bad
novir puddled lu u rv. ouuide of tin Iron u club
raoit Here, unaiii tlilrt man to iltildi wu di
uualined llmiu lluiu.ldo of Toronlb , The lint
man i-.nicl.Ulv ovir l llnowu lllrom llot of ILo
Iroudeuuolt Canoe Club Hnehe.tir. rinie. h mill
ute. IhH am ml man ml J ilarucr of Toroults
"'eiubsaliliig'iind iiie mixed tn leiii paddling
ram. Lai I llo po I ni .1 m miount of thu wind
aenraeltimillnf llo loronH i !' t ;1 i lerk nf
Ibo t'uri L wt nulil ui'l ' 'lav th. "; havo be-n
iiinay arrival, a. m ' amp. Ibo t Import ut
utmea tin tbe rcibter being t lime of . v niiimia hire
K 11 Jdnurd.of 1' terl" ro, Canada, i x Comnio.tt.ro
Waller I' Lawa in of H lon an I rx Commoiluro
Irving V norland uf Arllngtuu, N J
Increases Its Cnpllal Hmk to SOO,oon.
AluaM. Aug. H "Tbo Associated Col
onies" to dny filed wliti IhoBeir. 'r offltatca
cortltlraio of on Incrcaso nf itu rapllal stotk
from 1,100,000 to fjfiilrt noil Amoiu the direct
urs of tho company ro vllllam h. b.ojiho.
Thndrlmis II. Wakiman I I ird lirmvn of Now
York. ,). nnd Smith M ' f f ', '.""'''inr.
This. oinpany wus In .iipoi.itodlstt March to
Fettle and tolonlio lauds w wt of tbe JllssUwlppt
lUvur.
aotr.
To-rsja Vamra rtr.alta rrsm Otsege, TTateh
Illll, and El. on here.
Otsoiro Is Iho only links whero an open tourna
ment will lo held to-dny, but thero will lio no
lnck of other events conflnod to tho members ot
tho dltToront clubs. On nearby links there will
bo monthly handicaps at both tho Stntcn Island
Cricket and It itoball Club and (ho Crescent A.
C tho latter being for tho class II plavcrs only.
I'lay fnr tho Uuvi mor's Cup will bo con
tinued nt tho Nutley Colt Club, and
lit tho Fairfield County Golf Club tho
match play rounds for tho McCord cup. between
the sixteen who have qualified nt lnc-dal plav,
will bo started, Tho usual weekly humluups
will bo held at Artltloj, Scabrlgbt, Norwood,
nnd Ccdnrhtirst. At t no links nt a illMiiniu tho
fixtures tntluilo liniidlc.ips nt Hhlntnnw-1. Hills,
Lenox, Newport, nnd Nnrr.igin.ott I'ler, whllo
tho return match between tho Dutchess County
(lull Club nnd tbo Hudson Golf Clulivvfll bo de
cided nt Hudon.
CnoPBiiarovvN, Aug, 111, Tho weather con
ditions for tho third day's piny In thu Otsoo
crolf tournnmont were quite a pleasant tontritst
to thos.o which prurallcd durlnir tho flrrt twu
day ' piny. A lnrco crowd w. on bund tu
wiilclitho competitions, lhe chief interest ot
tho morning mutches icntrtd In the one between
Pell Clark of Otsego nnd John Hold. Jr. uf m.
Andrews. Tho hitter played tbo best golf scon
during thu tournament, and Uofcatod l'oll Clan,
by ft up nnd 1 to play in a closo match. Did
cards worn aB follows:
Johu Rrld Jr (scratch)
out rj.onnn44 n tl
III 060U4.rU D-41- 83
Poll Clark (a
Oil 7 7 B 7 7 41 S IH
In 5 0 7 7 0 8 0-02 105
The play for tho Iluffcrs' Cud rcsultod as fol
lows: Red Round Averllt, one-half, heat Pier, one-half,
4 up! Cook, one-half, beat Lynch, one-.lxtth, 4 upt
llray, one-half, be-at Campbell, two thlnls, by de
fault, lljdeCltrk, one-half, drow a ht.
boml flu 1 Round Ctiok, oue half, te it Averlll, eno
h.lf, 4 up II logos Ura, oue half, Uut Hyde Clark,
oae hair, 6 up, 4 to go.
This loaves Cray nnd Cooko to play In tho
morning for the posneiodon of thu Duffers' Cup.
To morrow the tuurnnment will bo brought lo
a closet by tho piny for tho Coopumlovvu Cup ut
medal play handicap, which was postponed on
account of tho ruin,
Iho other mutch In tbo seml-flnnls wns be
tween V tlllnin T. Mori-an (5 Ul and A. Comptiin
(H:) l.olh of (Jlii,i). 'lhls was wiin by Coinptun,
aftt r a very close and exciting mntih by 3 up
and 1 logo.
In 'ho finals for tboOtsosoiup the score fol
lows: Compton (one half)
Out . rl 4 0 B 0 4 0 B 7-50
In 57800547 411101
John Held, Jr. (scratch)
Out 7 3 0 6 5 B 4 0 517
In 4 7 0 4 5 5 B H 4 It 05
SiilNNFCocrt llll.LH. Aug. in. The eighth com
petitions fur tho women's challenge unit handi
cap cups wero hold this afternoon uv tr tho " Hod
Course ' No hotter lontlltloiiB, either of weather
or course, could bo desired, and tho links and
clubhouse wero overrun with plners and vis
itors. Miss Hcitrlx Hojt again demonstrated
her superiority ovor her competitors by winning
thocbullcngocup with a gross seme of 03. Miss
Ilojl Is plu)lug in tine form Hnd ma Imi de
pended upon to give a good account of herself In
tbo coming e hauiplonshlps.
Thu handlcup cup was won by Miss J. S.
Clark, vv dh a net seoro of 80 This is the see
on i tlmo tint Miss Clark has won tbo cup. Her
piny was strong and steady, being particularly
good on approach shots. First prlre in the
quarterly handicap also fell to Miss Clark. Tho
Sands family was represented in tho list of
prlzu winners by Miss A. A. Sands, who won
second In tbo quarterly, with n net of 83.
Third prizo foil (o Miss Ilirnoj, whose net vv is
84. Miss Harney is quite a young pin) cr, hut
hns shown such good golf that nuny of tho wlso
ones cull her a coming champion. The score follows:
Oro.. ITeap. Xit.
Miss J. S Clark an IH no
ill. A. A. 8-nds 113 SO H3
Ml. l!arne 101 17 84
Mrs A. H Clstlln 10H S3 85
Ml.. V. Henderson 114 25 80
MI.E 0. Clark 107 14 US
Mr C. 8 Brown 07 4 03
Miss K. W. Uarnes 123 0 04
MlnsU Ilovt 05 0 05
Mr C E. Miller 1U5 80 OS
Miu Livingston 107 11 00
Ml. Wlckham 110 13 07
Mlu Oroe.beek 110 18 101
Mrs It. II. lloidley, Jr ISO 'J8 108
HI. Mslwl VV 'ou ISO 13 1S4
Ml.sK.O. Wat.on 174 zx 153
Watch Hu i, Aug. 13. The contost for the
Clarke Cup. men's handicap, medal play, eight
best to qualify, began to-du. The results follow:
Qrosa. IVcap. Stt.
J.P.TIlden Ml 1 73
H.l,lukle 107 80 77
D. Phlis 101 20 81
A.C.Cakley 100 25 81
O P I.aw.nn 88 0 6a
J.H.CongJou 83 0 BT
It W Unmet 10J 17 85
C Proctor 03 0 87
W. H Kln.iaud 103 ' 20 83
F. U VVe-itou 04 6 88
Ollverl'orlu 100 IB 01
11 Ilurdlck HO 18 02
T.A.Ftldv 118 80 I'l
V.W Anderson 10U 10 93
J. Holme. 112 18 04
D L Lyon 1.18 88 00
A A Harrow. 114 13 vo
1. P Chi my 08 0 0
(1 II. Burnet 100 10 0)
M. W Oretno 183 20 101
C W. Knapp 141 Id 107
W. II. Doane 154 ill) Ws
Iii tho match round which followed, olghteeu
holes. Congdon lie-nt tdiinhlo by ti up. l'roctor
beat Tllden b 1 up. .'helps bent Onkle) b) Sup
and 3 to phiv, llurnct bo it I.uwson by 3 upnnd
2 to play, lhe finals will bo plaj ed to morrow
ufteriioon.
WiLKl-tBAiiRB. Aug. 13 Tho first of throo
handicap medal plav in itches was held jcsti r
day at tho Wv oming Valley County Club.
Jenson. tbo ilub'a professional, arranged tho
handicaps un a satisfactory tmsK The player
who wins two of tho contests will receive a
handsome cup. Should a dltrorent porson win
in each event, Ihcy will pla off forthoprlxo In
an ov,lra match. Tho summary follows:
OH-O.J. Ji'eap. AW.
Rutter 105 10 05
Harding U 100
Woodruff 10J 8 101
Farnham 108 0 lu-J
Vaughn 1.'4 20 104
Turner HO 0 107
Jones 118 H 107
loveland 113 B 10S
Johni.u 187 111 111
Chase 183 7 115
Hrldgman 188 0 HU
Carinter Ill 10 MX
BavU Ill 10 131
ttbletloa.
The third annual outing i nd garnet ot tho Arrow
Club were b Id at Wist Farms yctt rlay uftcrnoon.
Tbo strugglet for tho prlxe. In tho athloil event,
w ere quite exciting. Summarte.
75 Yard Dash VV on by (rank McKrnzle, Philip
Heath .econd, R chord Torrey third. Time. 0 set tiud.
100 Yard 1Ioj.Ii VVunby Robert Molt. Hat Id lllggs
second, l'hlllp lloaeh thin! Tlmo, 14 l s mioudi.
280 Yard l)a.h Won by Charles V emit II Frank
McKcuile .ectuid, Ruttrl Mott third, lime, 8Vkh
ontl.
440-Yard Run Won by ('baric. Wendell, Henry
Duuoll second, Ltlwurd Clark third. Time. 1 mluute
10 2 5 teconds.
Throe Legged Race Wou by Albert Flock and Wal
ter Klunan, Jamil f'trvl i uud Hubert Mott eiond.
Cbarb. Hayntt anu itnk Uraeo thbd. ruio, 13 8 0
second.
Ktan ling Drond Jump Won b Howard Cook. lih
7 fret 10 tutbe.i llarr 1 lemming .econd with 7 feet
8vtliehe. Kit hard Moori Iblld. w Ith 7 tet
Running High Jumi Won by 1 rank liraoe, with 3
feet 1 Inch, James VVU.uer .evond, with 4 fi et It)
tnehe.i Andrew Murry third, with I fe. t Jlmhei.
Putting 12 Pouud Mint Won by Hcury button,
with 20 feet, Richard Turrev second, with 8ftct 03.
lurheai F.lw.rd Clkrk tblril.wlth JH fiet.
Tug of War Won bv llenrv Dietx, ajichori H iward
Cook, Janus Marvlu J. oil Miller, Frank Mihuiulo,
Janus O Connor, aud Felix Uoi-kmun, by 10 inches.
Ttiiit1. B miuutuH.
Ob.taele Kate Won by Frank Vdams. W llllam Pat
ttrou.o uud, Udward Clark third. Time, J minute.
14 SMOUl.
hat k ltiio Won br Henry Sutton, James Marvlu
tiHoud, Philip II atli third rime, IV m-nuut.
Prl.o Howling VV on li Chlrhs VVoudell, Roliert
31 at tivonil, Philip lit ach Iblld.
I'.-Uo .Shooting Wm by Mward Clark, Howard
Cook second, An tew Murry third.
Tbo annuil fe.tlval ami games for the benefit nf tho
Huuday at liooH of Morrliaula by tbo Jame. F. Gordon
Asiot lallou wero held at Wo.tthn.ter yesterday afttr
noon Bumnnr) of events Mlowt
Hi Yard Ia.U for (llrl Won by Clara ballman,
ba He Pit nun .oeoud, Rose Wj.u third
75 Yard lah for ltov Wou bv Jaeob Prludle,
Samuel 8tovi'U. . i uud, lleruard VV l.e third
Igg aut btoiu Rate for (llrls Won b 1. inula Kent,
Hannah Seolleld itnt-on 1. 01 ira Sallman third
Tbr it-L-gietl llaoe VV on bi Deuro lomliurl snd
Rli l.ard Hrow n. Morns t rnbath and Jutob 1'rludlo
at 1 1 ul Wllllaui hallmau au 1 Ueorge VVull.. r third
I'ottito Kan for Hu!, Wot by Kiiima Lent, buttle
Pit r.on .econd, Clara Hullnun third
Potato Hat e fnr Hoys VV on by Sumuel btev ens, Ja
cub i rlutlli .econd, lit rr ard Wfi tblnl
Hop Jumilng Coutt.t for tllrls Won by vgne
VV iWH. with 70 Juinii, llunuub H ollel I e ond, with
75 Jump, tlu.ilii HbIiii third, with 7u Jump
rug of War Won b) bimucl hiiveu, and ori
Charlc. Llu.han, LuuU rilllaui, Ml. Ino I VVuolsl. ,
and bfrnartl Wl.e, P jLiiiuhia Time ' mliiuli
Putting tho U Pound Khol Wou 1) Ml hielVVn.il
lij, ttllh 18 fret, 111 lurl Hrown ttuul.wlth 10
fe t - iiithe.i Umirg i.inubard third wlib in feet
Kuanlng Hlgn Juuiii Wou by llorrl Feruba'b,
w in I fi et 8 jut l.iti William hallmau se, mi t, with
I feeti Charles Duthaii lldnl, with 3 fort 1 1 In hot.
Kin ug HioadJu. t .Vou bv Morrl rirubath,
with 10 feet rooms, piersou scion I, wllh 0 ft t
Ja Prlndle tl lrd, with 8 f i
hleio Koto Wou by Ja oh Prlndle, Louis mil un
ationd, Charlvabcontlu third
Trullf) AMldriit Mu usOIra hllli'il ller I Hi .
Mr- Sarah Kllloii, .V))oir ' 1 1 wlilln rpw
tin. ' In street in front of In rli i . -H 1 71 I'.irl.
uv mi', Hruoklsii, Venn ii'iv "tri't bv u
nil v inriif (lio lluluhis i. i min reioivnl i
fni uruof tbo rihhtlig am fro bruise, mi
tl I't'il). vvliichu i ruiilt in ner dcjth Hho
w 3 romotod tu thu lloiucuopuibio uospltul.
1 i
llHlxltllHxt
Timely words : H jj
"Wo clobo nt (ino. 'i jjS
Tin hour that m:irls tho ond J jfl
of tho .' trouser-Siih) at Prinuo $j fl
street is strikiiiix- I 'IS
-2 . II
Shoes, hats and furnish irigg. '' 9
Ko(u;iis, Pjjkt cfc Co. i1$9
Prlneo and riroadway. 1 . JtvH
Wa red nu t Pr'nt vay fttaal
Thirty hetoiul and llroadway. O Qiaal
VACIITJSa. ! 3
A Promt. Ins- t'rnrrnDimo mr the .. 1', V. 3 i;H
It. A.'. Labor liny Itranttn. i B
Tho proajioctus for the ninth annual rciratta t H
of the N'ovv i ork Yacht Ituclni; Association has ,i
bocn Hsued, and It outlines a programmo which '- (M
should produce excellent sport. Tho fixture Is jt'i jB
scheduled for Sept. fl (Labor Dnv), nnd tbo start V l)kx
and finish will bo off Oruvcscml Hay YucbtClub ijl tHH
houso. .Members ot nil clubs bolonirlnr; to tho e( smaal
Yacht llacln? Union of Lont; Island riuuiid aro y' tH
lav Hod to outer, and liberal support Is counted f! H
on from tbo follow lm; clubs bc-louttlng lo tho as- ' al
soclntlon: (nilV
Audubon, Hudson River. Kewark, Raynnne New Ti fiiH
Jerst y A. C , Pa onla. Columbia Jcrsf v i ity, Tnppan 'vt jH
Zee, onkers Corlnt tnu, Nc rl. A C.Vtuktrs, 2? -axafl
ejravisend Uar Kill ouhull. Tower lulg , ilrctu- .ff iSmxH
villa and Nyaek lloatlng Asis-latlou 4i 9H
Tho moro Important condition nro is follows: A'
Only coal, uumberetl ioortllnR to Artlett II o' t le V ;
by laws i f the N. Y Y it A. mat compote, ami all ? rH
boats spnearlng with atov.lallou udmhor. or Y R C ' .H
of Loug Island Bouud up w lit be timed, even though e; f jH
no previous notice Is tent lu. Rut ttio.e tleitrlus to , i)
lartlclpite are request d to tend lu notlo to .ecre- ' nH
tary of oommltte early, lu order to facilitate the A WM
work of the Judges. K &H
The turning marks or buoyt of alt ooursos are to left ji
or port han I In turning. v.i -tM
Course 1 From start line to and around Craven i tftfieV
hhoal t uo (1 leek anil red liorlzoutut atrlpi). located, cxH
F. N. E , dl.tant three-quarter of a intlo f rum Huff- VK
man Island! th' neo to and around -wavb Channel , SJH
(l-tll bell buoy, looated one and a quarter mile. N. W. f! j IVaV
thn e eighth, w from Homer shut light, thence to ('. '
ttartttig Una (Once around Is t Lven mllea Sea t !
claetincatPm list for how many times It Is to lie taltetl .i ' ffl
over.) ,' hU
Course 8 From start line to and around Black Can hSBJ
nuoy 5o 111, ttv-ated three quarters of a mllo touta . mLw
by east from Ion Tompklnit tlieaco to and around J H
Rlaok Can Puoy No. 1 1, located about aquarterofa u jl
mile east north ast from Swtuburne Island; thence to -4 T H
ttart line ifjuce around Is .even miles; too elas.lnoa l sl
tlon Hit for how many time. It It to be tall dovcr.) A tM
Courte 8 From ttart tine to and around a mark wM
I designated bj a red un 1 white Rig plat-ud about 110 IS. f
feet wet of the end of tho long Uovernment Dock". a 2 il
ttuated at the southern limit of the tort Hamilton J- M
slope; thence lo and aronud the moored 8treet De- .A. H
partment ko. loeate-t aout half way between illsssml
Cone l.lanlPoiut onl Ulmer l"irk. thencrt to start liltssai
line (Should stow be removed a rod and white flag; llaaal
mark will t platted there Once around Is tbreo and Jb flH
one-third mile, seo classification list for how many nfilsaal
tlnu a to tall ovor course.) ftlfl
The classification list and courso directions 1
aro: K fl
bchooners Class A. all schooners 40 feet andover.- 4ftH
Twice t ver course 1(88 miles). Start signal, whlta tfASBJ
nag f iM
iab'n loopA and Cutters Twice over course 1 (29 $ naal
mile.) Class II all 8 feet and over 18 feet clat. C, V V'ifli
all 5J feet aud ever 4S feet, claa. D. all 45 fet and ii IhH
over .1" feet: claa. K. all 3-t foet aud over 38 foett y
cliasF, all 31 fet-t aud over 87ftet '7) ;B
Claj. U, all 87 f. et and under, class II. all yawl- i
rigged yachts Three tlmea over course 8 (St miles). y iH
Open Jib an 1 Mainsail Three tlmt s over lourse a xH
(81 mile.) Class I, all 38 fiet aul over 87 feet J if-SJ
cla. 8, all 87 feet mil over 83 feet. 'J H
Clas. 3. all 8J feet and under, twlee over courts 3 ,C H
(14 miles) v
Cabin Cat Rigged Class 4. all over S3 feet, tbreo 1HI
tlinfs over tourso 8 (Jl miles,. Class 0, all 83 feet .lBBxi
aud under twl eovtreourse J (14 nillet), Slifli
Open Cat RltnrtNl and tlalf Rater. Class fl, alt 83 13 HI
feet aud over 87 feet, and class 7. a I 87 feet and over aBxi
23 feet, three times over courae 8 (81 mile.). cSJaal
Class 8, all 83 feet and over 80 feet, and class 0, all -S
So feet and over 17 feet, twice over course 8 (14 - "7TTbx1
"" yjsai
Class 10, all 17 fiet and under, and class 11, all v3(BI
half raters, three times over cour.e 3 (10 miles), $1 "nxa
Momo and Glenralrn II. Itendy tctsitart. fi tHJ
Monthfau Auk. 13 Everythintr Is In rcartO iH
neas for tho International yacht raco on Lake St. -A 'B
Louis to-morrow Lot ween tho Moino and Ulen- 4l'H
cairn II., nnd tho indications arc that it tho fiH
wind Is favorable tbore will bo an uxcltlne con- 3 ,HJ
test. To day was a busy ono for the jachtsmen. 55 HJ
A steady wind from tho weatpnvoan opportu- 5
nlly to tho yachts to tct their weather qualities. ' H
Mr. Duiriran wns at the ltoynl St. Ltwrcnco 'g vM
Yacht Club brietht and o irly and was soon nt Q jH
work on board tho Olencairn. A now set of sail ,1 jH
was used In this morning's spin. After every- '5 at
thine had bein tirrnniod satlsfat torlly tbo (lien- J H
cairn went out. When sho was beyond tho shol- S jf
tcrof tho pier tho wind caught her broadsido a Bm
nnd forced her over on her ba mi ends. Then T M
UiiRctanwas compelled to spread a smaller jib 9 j
and reef tbo main sail. After a llttlo run that J j
Glcncalrn wns brouebt In and then went out H j
ntrnin. This occurred sevt rnl times, and It was ty j
evident th it sho was reitlvlm; a ri'i'Miii; drill. J J
Soaio tlmo after the tllvncAlrn'sspin the Jlomo 4 I
went out, but unliko tbo ('.iiiiuliin Isutshe hid it'i,
her eanvas roefod lioforo tho went Into ihu ifii
water. The yachts had a number of trials, and 41
in tho afternoon noru brought on shore and gt
cleined. i
Tho buoys for the cour--c wero placed to-day. $
and DiiKirau aud Crane fiKiieil tbo articles of ,?'
airree'inout. "jl 5
Amonic the arrivals today to witness tha il
rates wero Dinlel II Ilurnhnm and Lcroy jAi
i)resier of tho Seuwnnh ikn Club. slj
'lhu Hrst Kim for tu morrow's race will ho fired -13
nt U lfi o'clock nnd tliosieond at 10 JO u'clock. H
It will bo over u straightaway courso. i j
' fa
uquero III, Asaln Ileal Her lllval Tblrtjx it "
t-uoler., f
Nkw port, Aub. 1.1 1 ho thirty-footer raco to- H
dnywaswonb) the Vuquero III.. which unlthed Mil
a minute nnd llurl,v-eii;bt seconds ahead of tba Jjffl
W'awi. Thero was a wholesale breeze from tho iB
southwest, scndiiuf tho spraj ovor the bows all f l
thruuuh tho race. Tbo start was mado at 3:10, cHll
tho Ksptranzi be-iner ihoflrst to t-rois and hold ?r H
Inn tho load on tho run up tho biv to Dyers 'S ftj
Island, hut on tho windwarl work tho Viiqucrtu j m
sniiii took the llrit plnia und held it to tbo cud. 'i fi
Tho otllclil itmc3 wero: ff,
KfapseS i nil
HnfiA. Tlni. I hi
Jtoof ontf Oxrnfr. it a s n m, a i li1!
YaqurroIlI.il II. Duryea nil 84 1 b .'I i Hi
Wawa, J A -tlllmau h 30 08 k, .'o i'S I S'-
Pink, F. I) M rvan ,,,. 9 In 11 V.' id IB Mi
Kiperauza A K HaiiwIllUe .... A 48 81 8 . 84 c
Dorotby 11 . II I' Whitney . S 4S III) J .'T lid H ,
Veda. C V-nttrbllt, Jr ft 44 IS 8 '." 19 M
II. 1,0 (I J.uulUg a 4.1 18 8 80 14 .
'Ihohnlf-ratcrsTrlo, Head, and Yehl iniiioout n
to tho lluu to ruto, but thu wind w is mo stroni; 'f
for them, iiiriyiii away tlio Yehi's bowsprit M
und sprinclni; tlio Head's mist. To inurrtiw tbo jS
thlrtj-fooiir will aiil for tups uili ml b Hear 1
Coiiiinuiliiru August llelmunl of the New York & j
YuthtClub. t
nrhtlns- nles. Vk J
Ft S
The .team yacht X 'in iii vhal. tv lib her owner, John ri
Jntob Aior, and a party of fr end. on board, was lfi I
stsblid off 8audy Hook at V .10 o clock yesterday n
uiorulug. jL y I
Kbarpaliontrr lllieiiinii Itrturns. ,
Michael Huemnn, who was one of the party of &
Ann rlean sharpshooter, that vl.lt tl Germany abmt M
eUlit wit k a,-o, relurmd liome irbrtlav Ue.ald f .
that thu Ameii an. were sutiefnl luuesrb all of tbs WL j
evtnts In width they touk part i)u. Immermaa, 1
tbe fuinoiis rltle sliot vv o oeetimi atilot the team, i
llted up to hl.invl it It it puis on nnd aided amim- HI
bcrof irophps to bl.irelll lluem.n said that they i '!
wire Irealetl royailv Iv the dllt rent tierman six-lo- :
tit., an I evi on ug jj.tU.l. wusiloue to make their I
trip T'lia"ali! J t '.
lu llambni ru team matt ii was easily eantured by ,,
IbeAuurl mi Ih revtirt ino on oa 'i -llo Tho ', . j
grin 1 .hootlus' ft.tlval or Uttrmanv ejan at Suenii. i t
biroiiJulv I u 1 o i tin r ii rib tin Alnerhan- look; . ,1
part lu the Mir pi" id. of u ii sharp! o Lr lu tho ' ,
eviliiu t ii.oje t s tiaiique nt w Ith h the Mayor l
of tb. ton li i n allot 1 n i art) ulu t Ml. d various
renin 1. In irl i
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