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SUMMARILY DISPOSED OF.

when Mrs. Adelaide simonson came to court some
time ago complain OF the misconduct OF Moran Car
man she strongly presented that young woman's
unscemy actions the magistrate that the latter at
once issued a warrant for her arrest But u was no
oasy task to ind Norah. Being a young woman
erratic In hor ways and nonadc la her habits sue left
no traces Of her Whereabouts and the police wore
long unable to lay eyes on her. On Tuesday niRnt,
however Ocer McSaliy, oil tho court squad, discov-
cred u young woman answering her description IN
Bieecker street. She was taken into custody and In
the Jefferson Market Poice Court yesterday morning
was identified as Norah Carman, when hrs simon
son appeared in silkcn attire against her. Norah s
her nair doue ny IN phenomenal fashion ana
She denied every thing she charged with aud dis
putea even her own identity In the course oi the
examination her story came out she had married a
young man who resides with his father IN MRS simon
sons, but VINO was prevailed on TO leave tho gir.
Shs sued hun tor Abandonment, and, IN accordance
with the Courts ruling he has been furnishing her
n sum weekly for her support. Norab, however
Affects company, INDUCES IN the luxury oi oance
houses and oiner questionable places ot amusement
when elevated with drink she leaves these resorts
to illuminate her invectvos In front OF Mrs. simon
sons boarding house All tnis was told 10 the court
by that lady anu ss stoutly denied by Moran. bu',
unhap ppily Tor the latter. n tintype picture was
handed 10 the Judge IN wnch she appeared In q cos
.ume that rest all doubts as W ner character or
identity and iod to her summary commitsAi 70 ths
Island fvr six montna
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
ARREST OF A BOGUS REPORTER.

Detective Dorsey, OF tho Central ONCE arrested on
Tnesday evening In West Fiity-sixth street n man
named Henry Z. Clark, alias II. s. Holmes, VINO Of
late has been going around among different prominent
men Of city and Brooklyn, falsely representing
himself as a HERALD reporter. To most OF tho peo-
plo no told pitaDle story about having q sick
brothor a sick wife, and, alter asking Tor aid.
promised 10 help them In any way no
could In his alleged profession Q reporter.
He generally showed long list, with tn.
names OF vel known merchants, railroad and
lawyers II, and opposite the names were placed
sach amounts as So. $40 or $40 AT times Clark
soliciting subscriptions Tor art Journal, but always
representing himself as beng connected with the
HERALD. Hc was arraiguod at tho Tombs absut ten
O'Clock yesterday morning and rcmandsd Iill the
ternoon, wben several persons VINO had been applied
10 by the prisoner ana some OF whom had given him
money, were present TO testify.
As the only clear compliant against him was
from Brooklyn gentleman, aud tho offence
was committed In Brooklyn, Judge Morgan was
obliged 10 discharge him Tor want Of jurisdiction
Before doing SO, however. HIS HoDor administered q
severe repriinand He told him that ho had had u
narrow escape from State Prison wnere all persons
wuo adopt such mean. dlshonorabie way OF making
vine he had used ought To be. "But II ever you
are brought before the again. said Judge Morgan, 'or
a similar offence will 20 out OF my way to see that
YOU reach state Prison." Clark quite penite
and promised never 10 try thing Of the Kind again
Judge Morgan-"If you do you viii surely DO oaugnt
ana Il will Just as surely 20 hard with you"
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
DIVORCE BULLETIN.

According to the story Of Mrs Emma Mitchell ner
matrimonial experiences have no been very aRreea-
bio She says that the 18TH Of July 1878 she was
married to Andrew Mitchell; that Two weeks after
their marriage he committed adultery win Josephine
Allen that mouth later he abandoned her, and That
he II IN Stale Prison serving out sentence LOT
burglary Being minor she applied yesterday 10
Judge Van Brunt Tor the appointment oi her mo.nel
Johanna Z. Roth, as guardian nd tem 10 prosecute
suit Ter divorce. The application was granted
The old divorce SUIT Of Clara Wsnnels against ner
husband, Matthias wenneis, in which the wife was
successful having obtained a decree separating her
from the defen dant, up again yesterday before
Judge Van Brunt. The defendant was examined AZ 10
his property satisfy the judgment obtained favor
OF the vile. Al the close Of the examination ME- Al
ired Steokler the we's counsel, moved Tor the ap-
pointment ofa receiver the husbands properly
which was granted, Judge Van Brunt appointing 3
James J. Neais such receiver.
Annie Curry charges her husband, Milton 8. Curry,
TO whom she was married September ~, 1870, WIN
adultery with Grace Kingsley and has brought suit
Tor divorce. No answer having been made TO the
complaint Judge Van Brunt ordered q reference 10
Charles e. JenKna
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NEwrowN CREEK NursANcEs.

To THE EDIToR OF TIE HERALD
In the HsRALD OF the 9th inst psrcsive that cor
tain sanitary inspector oiogged again the wheels OF
iustce in regard TO the Newtown Uresk factories BY
sending IN his report Of mo nuisance" This 10 the
same inspector who reported everything lovely about
the slaughter houses year or 30 ago. l, Who have
lived in this Injected district for ten ycars can and
will that not OF the nuisances and stenohes
of which We had to suffer from the nrst has as yot
been abated A. each Of the wind from the vest
10 the south or cast there arc the same tntoerabie
smells so often and vainiy complained or To hnd
out the Of these evils any honest business OF
than one OF these learned doctors. But feas
there is something rsttsn even In ihe Board; that
that sanitary inspector 10 devoid OF olfactory nerves
and answers only TO the seuse OF touch. l would
sugpest 10 send him 70 New orleans, where he would
soon mako yellow fever disappear, ut lcast furnish
cIaar bilIs of health. ONE WHO SMELLS A Rat.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
RESISTING A SHERIFF.

Ncariy month ago Judge Bctts, Of Jamaica, gavo
judgment by default against Henry Kouwenhoven, a
wealthy farmer residing nj Fosters Meadow, tor $50.
After lapse OF twenty days the execution given
TO Sheriff Rushmoro against kouwenhoecn's goods
and chatteIs Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Joseph Will
kinsonswent to Kouwenhoven's farm Tor the purpose
OF making levy. Ho wcnt into stall Ia the barn to
unite n horse after Kouwenhoven refused to pay tho
judgment, and alleges that kouwenhoven crept up
behind him, clutchei him by the thro and iorced
him to the ground. The oiicer unable to cry for
assistance the horse, however pranced about In the
stali ana attracted the attention OF Oncer Hurley,
who went to Wkiuson's assistance and released him.
Kouwcnhoven, who 10 deaf. alleges that he did not
understsnd The Snerin's nissioh
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFEkS.
Tho following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers ONCE August
1878 Is obtained from Augustus T. Docharty, Deputy
Register
Av a. $50 IT, o. Of I'd av, 25xeso: Mary Is Julian
to Mssy + + Julian no ioj also oa,larino st. gesr
ai': William Coisan ana wife to Margaret Roy
44sS nS's. s... n $. iio H. w. aoaioo4 James
4.sS IsCsa" M .s%. snu properly nasS Nary
MsG.nn no 81 Henry Iayior 30 Jossph Xayic soUyo
Worth !. So m same 70 70 ssso1
moi. 81 No i,D same 60 sams .............. Nom.
l4oth ST S.1nsi Il - Mary T. santos $500
Plat ST., Gardner 70 James L. Livingston ...... Nom-
same ssp.s p.oDsi s jane. Livingston TO Eliza Gard
mel :: :: So iox II; " Of IVES; Bro;avsy.
Sises iss.so; w. y. Ti.ps.ssn GsfsrosI to Henry oo
rbsms: ms. sy q. 200 IL Of Knr:6rideo road
C24th ward, Anna L. Berri"n ana husband 70 400
Ms.y s.s Z aa.s rs'rSS no ias Hiram Pee. wife
"a Carte l. :ss il: n Of s7,I 81. aSiso same
Ssa ss n s.n ~ and be.Saaa 60 Hugh lowers 600
2ist st., n. - ,,o s 10 EdwaPd Wills ........ 400
Le1asSa Jsss .ss ss and xs !" is1
Issinxton av., s. O. corner Of 10th 81, 2oxiooil;
&c cs,h".n: issis 10y m no no s Walnut st. ioiaoo aad
ss%s wss poys1, s.%s 70 cSii.,i.n i::ni
Lexington p'."r ss a. corner Of ioi;a 81. aoiiooi
ID same 20 'cs' aos No 5o sarah j. a.eulrs Mary
Mekoon. , - ~ oojh Az a;xiuj5: Ma.
thanei o. Husted ana wife to Christian Icuen osso~
Kinrsbrdgs road, cath ward) Dora A. Doage ,oo
Ksr.Ssiass 10 nls% Msar sosa, ii4,S wad. John a
Tbompson sseea.or, '" same a. ;ii;i ward. ic
trust decd; Bartholomew smith anu WIG " ro,
o. ssnede, :. r comss s%ss 81 so,h 81; 7o.5sS asa
a. m a. I4a II. o. Of 10th av.. 2oxbo.et hiso
y,th at a. g. uot No 39D also 4th ave- .: corner
OF i2ist ST., 5O5xsO; James Usner 10 'onh .. Nor..
"a n.suy sv g. So ioi H. ,f 4otn st. 2o.eS; Rachel o.o
'u b. M. and husba to william Mullin.. zoo
1o,h nv w. e.. 255 it N. ot 56th ST 2oxi"; y. " a.,
Gale eferee to Austin i, .a, a.,
10Th av' w. corner - 4.45o
,s, same me a. ISS H. q oi 7a ST.. a5.ixii3; EN-
Eiot treeree) TO Ehza ~ Downss ~'o~"
Atm av g. W. corner OF !Ostn st., 'ooxio; - NJ ax,
White treferer) TO w. II. Gebhard. ............ oW
ri A. O. corner OF 10Th st, IS4xssoi v. v.
wsi uevrs t,,ssp SAVINGS bank i77so
usw,t,n st a A dot No 596j also Catherine 81.
trcar of L. T. Rugges referee, to wiam Co'- n ,o,
s7,h 81. n s. 81 Il. Q. Of 4th sv., 5a4xloos; W.P 800
Dixon Geferee) to Jonn ., hynes''..'....'..'.. %o
Gardner Thomas H. aud we. to Citizens Insurance
Company n. corner of kivington and Allen sts .o
Lanes Catherine x. and husband, TO Emily q. Ma
than of Goth ST., O. OF 4th av years. lo,oOO
Mann. Ellen NJ. TO John A. Thompson. kiugsbridge
road cath ward, year. SSoo
McCormick. Samuel n. aud vile. TO Edward Gilies- -
ME. D. q OF AID ST.. ". OF 10th avi due.. .... $50
Reynolds, Margaret, 10 owen byrne' o. oil hami'- .,
Wright. Marina j. and husband 20 John Roas. n.
ofI2vsh ". Of LIST avi soo"
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AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE.

Whom Captain Lindsay, Of the Court Of General
Sessions went TO the prisoners box yesterday, one
Of tho inmates, u young man named Joseph Slavin,
asked him. Us Is customary with prisoners, to lay his
case before tho Disrict Attorney, stating that he
willing to plead guilty, ON condition that he should
not bo scntenced moro than two years. imprison.
neut Lindsay promised to exercise his good Offices
the xp essed his thanks. sIaviu charged
with having stolen 81 IN money and a handkerchief
from Michael Coleman, OF No. 34l West Forty-hrst
street. latter lay asleep on doorstep On Eighth
avenus. Tho Grand Jury on investigating the case
mad some doubts Of Savins guilt after hearing tho
evidence and giving the accused tho benefit OF the
aouDt. dis m lssod the Complaint When arraisned
subse uently Savin imagiaed OF course, that he
10 be sout TO prison, and his surprise on being told
by Judge GiIaersleeve that he might 90 and SIN no
more Was overw belming, He shot IRON the court
ro. IN like arrow expressing In audible terms his
delight narrowly escaping term Ia State Prison.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

(NorE.-Lettsrs INTENDED .or this column must b
accompanied by the writer's full name sddrsss to
insure attention. Compainants VINO unwilling "a
comply with this rule simply waste lime writing
Write only side OF the paper.-ED RERALnl
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REAL ESTATE.

All the sales set TOT August On tue neai EssHsS
Excnance were adjourned except the followiDg:-
NY BRrrs
rohv NJ Bxrbour characterization sale OF the
house with lot 22x6S, No 5S3 Broomo St. s. g., =. -.
I3A il. Q. Of Hudson ST. to Frederick Gothod $oIo0
MARSHAL PAYM.
All thu interest Zen execution Issued from the
Iypttea states Circuit Court OF all the right,
tit;e and interest Of Christian H. Lienthsi In the
six lots o land situate ~ follows:1Beginning At
the a a corner oil ilth ". and SOth Sc, essterly
% southern sidS Of sOth ST. $50 IT, thence south
erIy and parslsl with 1lIh ay, lo2 r. thence
vrsterIy and parallel with S0th st: $50 II. to
tcssterly side OF ilth av thence northery to the
SnInce OF beginning, TO l.. Birdseye tsubject to -
masion by federal sovernment fos..... $50
ro..l ............................,$ $7.0QO
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EXCURSIONS.
'fa ROCK. EVERY DAY

I~PLYaoUfH ROCK EvEHY DAY
Delightful daily family excursions and
Gown the be suiiful Hudson river.
| ROMANTIC THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
in Jarrett y liners superb palace steamer.
IPLYMOCTH ROCK, Captain Sam Martin,
stopping q good while at
WEST POINT AND kEWBuRG.
SAIL where the scenery IL at its grsLdest. Up.
portunity given for visiting the United
states Military Acsdemy or washinEtohs
FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
DAILY. MARINE BAND. GLEk CLUB. xYLo-
IPnONE. BENT the great cornet player;
ICHIMES, &C., &c.
KEFEUTORy on BOARD
FARE. entire grand excursion, so CENTS
INCLUDINGI Children. IS cents.
BOAT LEAVES every morning Qnclud-
ing sundays from pier Cat the Bat
1tery), North RIVER at 9l5 O'CLOCK. ana
foot OF 22d a., North River. At o :4o o'clock
SUNDAYS BROOKLYN PASSENGERS will take
ANNEX boat vt Fulton ST., sos A. NJ
NO EXTRA CHAR9k for transfer eirher
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
UTILIZING AN ARTIST.

A colorcd cook named william Jchuson, who dis
plnyed an immcuss shirt collar. was called up In
Court OF General Sessions yesterday TO answer u
charge OF stealing So 90 IRON the person OF Miss
Eleanor Stewart residing Al No S2s Broome
street, and pleaded guilty. While confined IN
the Tombs, II appears, johnson had shown
exncrtnsss not only In the Kitchen, but NJ tho
brush performing some particular whitewasn ing jobs
10 the entire satisfaction of Warden FINN. So prob
c,,n, dd no SHOW himself that the Warden expressed
wish that he should be sent to tho rombs to serve
out his sentence. Judge Gdcrsleeve, hearing OF
Jonnsop, a talent and tue desire OF Warden Finn TO
utilize II in the Egyptian pile informed the prisoner
that ne had OF his fame, aud he had been iD
formed that the wardon had two m0nths' wntewash-
Ing 10 be done. he would sentence Nun TO the City
Prison for that period. johnson grinned his ac-
know and dclightediy returned 10 the pris
ouer,s box.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
RRoADwELL,s INTERPRETATIONS.

BROAOWELLS dIGOIaEOAI1OND.
In the Superior Court Judge sedgwick rendered
Judgment yesterday for the plaintiffs In the suit OF
John H. Young and Dominicus Wegman. composing
the arm oil Young d Wegman, against Henry A. Small
lev and Clark Brooks, respectively appointed re-
ceiyers OF the Caremont Savings Bank. Inc paintis
auess that they do not know which the proper re-
cc,ver but at the time Smaey's appointm they
had 10 their credit the bank 3234 96 Being
the necessity oil borrowing money IN their business
an agreement was entered into botween them and
Sherman BroadwolI, the president Of the bank,
whereby they should deposit with the bank govern
mept bonds other sccurities Tor ioana
In January, 1874, they deposited United States
bonds and Ulster county bonds, Obtaining Hom
n,,,n,,ns sav that the bonds were the Individual
property Of Young, who had loaned tnem 10 The nrm
;or The purpose o negotiating the loan. The bonds
we're then worth $6,7O0 Alter the bank got posses
sion OF the Broadwol they assert, uniawiuily
hvuothcc Gated lhem Win the Union Trust Company
aud the National Exchange bank. Lns pantlns
with the bank be applied 10 Tue pay rnent oil their
Ioans obtaiEsd from the BANK; that the receiver ro
deem The bonds hypothecatsd by Broadweil and re-
turn the IN 10 paiutis or that they should nave
n preferences la the distribution oil the bank iunds
In response Receiver Brooks, who says ne Is the
and Ia lu receiver Of The bank, asserts that
Ihe securities question were not loaned by Young
to th nr, who. ut the time The bank went Into The
money, and tnas the amount ON deposit
Ia the oank cannot be applied 10 Young's indebted
nes The receiver further says that the bonds wero
used by Broadweli; that the money obtained 0y the
latter IN the bank IN the ordinary course OF
business; that that money cannot be identhsd IN any
way and did not come into tho RECEIVERS hands
Judge Sedgw,ck, In decison yesterday, says the
bank In liable securities converted by It's
president but as the money cannot be Identified the
iudr menL should be simple money judgment. As 10
Inc question preference he thinks that should bs
passea upon IN proceeding Tor distribution Of tho
funds In The RECEIVERS hanos, though he IL OF opinion
that under the statute the bank Is not SUCH trustee
thas the claim Is entstisd TO prelefsnce.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
LAWYERS GOBBLING ESTATES.

Lord Brougham defined lawyer as person who
RECEIVERS your estate IRON your enemy and keeps 10
himself This denni,on rs vivdly recalled IN asc-
SION rendered by Judge Van Hocsen yesterday u tho
matter OF the assignment OF william Watt Co.. In
which he animadverls briefly the efforts Of counsel
Tor the creditors be paid Tor their services out Of
the fund IN the hands OF the assignee. The following
In his decision, which will be read with interest by
counsel Ia bankruptcy ases:-"Whilst IL may DO
possIbe TO CRAFTY the pay OF rcasonablo counsel
fees counsel Tor creditors on the ground
mat before the referee are analogous TO
suit Tor no gen strat,on Vl assets do not
think II safe In opening the gates TO the Hood oil app-
cations for allowances which know Will pour ia tho
moment IL is known that precedent has been estab-
ished Tor paying the counsel for creditors OUT o the
fu nd In the OF the assignee This proceeding rs
purely statutory and there Is no law prescribing any
lee bill bill OF COSTS, or any rule Tor allowances
IN H. the Inclination OF the Judges OF tnis Court IN
strongly adverse 10 the system which prevails W some
iur,sdicions of aivIdina estates AnosE awyers.
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shall deny the application for allowances to the eoun
Tor divers creditors, though tho amounts spptiso
for extremely moderate"
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
A FORGER SENTENCED.

Two indictments were found against Adelbert Lerch
who says he is teacher, living At No. l27 Chrystie
street, Tor forging the indorsemeHt OF Herman Loew
entba Of No 239 East rhireth street, 10 two checks
for $sS aud s62 so respectively made by A. Haynes
Charles Pciser the Fulton and Market national
banks. Lerch presented the cnecks purporiing TO
nave Deen duly indorsed ny LCewentha 10 the paying
teller OF The Butchers and Drovsrs' National Ban K
and obtained the money. II discovered soon af
terward that he had forged the Endorsement Of Mr.
Loewen hal and he arrested. When called up by
Assistant District Attorney Herring In the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday Leroh pleaded guilty to
both indictments and sentenced 10 threo years
State Prison-eighteen months each Indictment
The New York herald., 1878-08-08

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for ST. Thomas. Para, Pernamouco Bahia and Rio de
Janero.
The new first class iron steamship CITY OF RIO DE
JANEIko. Captain Weir. will sail ior the above ports
Friday, September q. T. NJ
Freight Is At low rates taken for the above ports
Freight received all times Roberts dock Brooklyn.
lower than by any other line shippers sesr
ing insurance effect under open policy.
For freight engagements or passage aving elegant
commodations) apply to
&. Ii. MALLORY Il CO., Agents, Office pier 20 z. r.
No freight received sailing. Freight able
on delivery of bills Of ladtng.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY s. 1873.
,sx tfvra RAGS.

SHs tUra RACE
SAME DAy.-Purso. $500 The winner TO be sold at
for 81 900. II 10 be sold for ST. 500,
allowed lbs II for $1,000 10 lbs II for $50 l3
los II for $500, Is bs; n for $500, "a lbs. The
beaten horses not TO be IaUle 10 be CLAIMED. One
mile and quarter.
T. B. x w. r. Davis, cb. b. Kenny, by Curles, dam by
Red Eye. years Old 81, 900. ia lbs. Holloway l
q. L. Loriard's ch. G. Lohercr, by Leamioaton,
dam Lemonade. years old, $780, "a ibs tBarrett)
r. Graham's b. C W. !. Higgins by Pat Msiioy,
dam Yei.owtrd, years old, $500. 100 los.......
fDonohuol
=. A. Clabaugh's oh. {. Kingslapd, by Narraxsnset
dam Maidstone, years old. $500. "a lbs .(Jonssi
Time, 2:HH
rHE SIXTH
SANE DAY.-Handfeap steeplschase; purse 5000, of
which 500 10 the second horse; outrance tree
three horses, the properly Of different owners, 10
start, or race The usual steeplechase course.
o. Starters
A. ID. Browns b. b. Problem. by Pimlico, dam
Mystery years Old, 1855 lbs .-....... (hyiannI
Charles Reeds ch g. Trouble, by INVERSION, dam
Kate Leonard. aged, l6S lbs. (Meauey) 2
L. Woods ch. g. Daudy, by Oystermau. Jr. dam
Bet Arlington, years old. 140 lbs Uttlej
l.. Woods b. b. Deadbead, by Julius, aatn Leisure
hxco, i4S ios. lMioSey)
William Cailahan's b. e. Bay Rum, by haywood.
dam GoneriI, pged, 1877 los. Conner
Time, 5 :26.
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

FINE RECORDS AT THE ANNUAL SPRING oAMEa
AT MOTT HAVEN.
Tho ninth annual spriRg games OF the New YORK
Athletic Club took place at Mott Haven 10 the pros
Of about ono thousand spectators The fret con-
test was ono hundrsd yards run, with thrcc COM
petitors, won D. H. p. La Montague, in IL seconds.
TOUR hundred and nity yards run foliowed; III roe
competitors; won by W. q. Wilmer, ot the Short Hills
Athletic CuO, In 52s secoods nc best record IN ths
couutryL B {. Wliiams, Of Inc New York Athletic
Club. won ,he mile run In ON . sos, there being
There we're twenty entries for the $50 yards hsnd-
cap run and three trial heats were accordingly nr.
ranged MI NJ. W. Burch OF the Harlem Atnicue
Clue won the nuai and the race. tne la,toP
IN ~ LIS seconds The thres-me walk Was contes cd
by wuiism Elks, Of Port henry, N r., John II.
Davidson, OF Aoti Haven, and Thomas A. hcEwep, OF
tho Manhatian Athletic Club. The last named woo in
36m. II 1ss., Davidson coming IN second. Elks ~n
quahca aud ordered on the track during the neu
10 the last round. In the next contest IA. h. Bucr-
meyer, ot tne New YORK Athistic Club put shs shoo
IS inches nvs fest arthsr than his nearest rival
w. r. L,vlsgsiop, of the Harlem Athletic Club was
the succsss0l Of tw0 compsuiors In Inc fuaning
broad jump h oa,.ss.0,, - 10, ca ruv, Sss
H. q. La Montague gave odds TO all aud won easily n
LIN. 10 4-5L Nj. L. l.. Aen.ssae Won the 20
yards raos in 70 Id seconds hurdle race of
seconds. whion he claim. Is the oes, umc
record. run OF LIS yards, IN which there were
inr, y-ons compst,tors, BY George MON 'cuol
OF tue Manhattan Anietc Cluo 10 IL j-o soconds n
tho next contest W. Is. Curiis threw the hammer rs
leo, incnes thus beating MS six competitors. fhs
oae mite WAX (nand,oap) WAS on. oy james Doyle n
sm 2Os., agaiust tort y-iour compsutsrs. Luawig
Trsnn, OF The New York Turn vsreiu
won In the pole Isap,ng contest, Jumping
n height Of Q IesI H. q. La Moniagas
again q victor In The haIt-miie run max 'na
tue distance 10 2m lbs. nIth oI mile hurdle race
WAS won by Joseph Laion ot me Mystic Boat Ciao IN
4g, seconds, win ". j. Duny almost At hu side Inc
tug declared = walk over Tor tue Now York
Alulclc Club, CON Dctitvrr appearing Toe games
concIuded with 120. " ards hureie oetwrsn Is.
Foote Jr., tho cluU cha mp,oS, and "A. Elxaris
TckeD, nis ciaiienscr The latter succeeded IN win'
nng tho cluO chan p,on snip in IL 2-5 sscoadA