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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

Tic report iha. v0ollen manufacturers and deal
eYs arc forming trust was s,ouily denied Yesterday
By one Of the most prominent merchants fin the wool
lcn trade IIc said 10 a Tibunc reporter who asked
him about the matter: ." II IS true that there j. a
movement on FOOT by which we hope TO protect our
selves from some Of tho bad customers WHO are a
serious derimcni 80 trade, but the movement bear,
no resemblance Whatever to trust We want TO
put stop. II possible 20 The practices Of certain
buyers who resort to such tricks as playing of thc
prices Of one house upon another force discounts
and 10 extend ;,mc Of credits For this Turrosc We
shall prof. ably reach sort of agreement. and
whom do secretary Las Orics 10 let the PRESS
know II. We have nothing 20 conceal. our llan will
affect rriccs in the least all our goods VIII be
sold Oh their merits heretofore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
TIE nrsryEss OUTLOOK MoRE HOPEFUL.

THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK MORE HOPEFUL
The business failures throughout the country in the last
week, as reported By r. G. Dun Co.. Of the Mercantile
Agency numbered PA for the United States and II for
Canada total Of Dos against 2i0 last week and 72
in the corresponding week last year. their weekly
review Of trade Messrs. Dun & Co. hopeful
They among other things
The prospects, which the basis OF Ing hone
business. continue good. Reports from spring
wheat regions favorable. especially St. Paul and
Milwaukee, ard the yield promises 10 conpen-
FOR good part OF the injury winter wheat
ycsting OF winter wheat far indicates results fully
equal 70 the later and better forehadOwnCs Of Ag
cultural Bureau Kansas City especially reports excellent
Weld and the State estimate FOR Michigan IS Is 900 900
bushels decrease not greater than the annual review
indicated Corn reports from all quarters encouraging
and the yield Of promises b. very large, theugh
Injury from rain IS reported In Texas The
operates balance the acreage
In that State the prospect In the Mississippi Valley
fairly satisfactory. On the WHOLE prospects favor
agricultural yield though important crops not
yet beyond danger. The manufacturing outlook Is little
better though the prevailing spirit is Sill OF uncertainty
waiting. The great strike at Psburg has been
acay terminated and the demand from there better
IN price but IL Is not yet clear whether
the cost Of production can be readily adjusted the
state Of the market The coal business is active
and schedule prices realized The copper production
for the hall year is put at 40.s50 600 pounds gain
over year 1000 900 pounds but the visible supply
abroad 900 has increased 1000 tons in June
The actual trade In progress though little smaller than
be considered large for the season Cearngs
oil points still show decrease, but for the latest
week only e cent In the aggregate and per cent
outside Of NewY0rl, compared with a year ago, when
transactions were very large Tor tie soasol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

Tho funeral of Captain r. F. CONN. yachting editor OF
The World dled Tuesday held yesterday az
his home No. go Monroe-s. Brooklyn. Many Journalists
and yachtsmcn who had him FOR years present
Surrounding tho coffin were number OF floral tributes
Tho services begun By quartet singing Rock OF
Ages The Rev. Jay TAFT Of the East Congregational
Church. read the service for the dead The Rev. L. X.
Moore Of the Bushwick Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church offered prayer. and then Mr. Taft made short
address eulogistic OF Captain Coffin The Rev j. g.
Bass. chapian Of the Kings County Penenuary followed
with an address full OF tender feeling The hymn Abide
Me- sung and the body was taken TO Nantucket
Hamilton T. A. Duneka Jonas whitney. F. K MunloFd
and Harold W. Raymond, Of The World staH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

FUNER4L OF THE "M4RQUIS" OF MONTC4LM
Or. Charles Montcalm d, s. Neran, defendant Of
General Montcaln Of quebec fame buried yesterday
In the Cemetery Of the Eycrcrcons The funeral took
place az Nc. osJ RulctcC->t. B'ookyn lie born
Paris IN 1921, and studied IN Paris London and Glas
cow receiving his OF ". D. from three colleges
different lines professor In medical college
In Paris private secretary the Duchess o. Orleans and
secretary to eN.Pre>ideut TIMERS. lie involved in
many political affairs and under arrest several tm's
lie served Of years in the Fortress o. Al
sace and aierward had remain FIVE years in Srasburc
but made his escape. In 1856 he TO this country
and married Brooklyn. whore he afterwari lived and
practised medicine and studied chemistry lie claimed
the ute OF the Marquis Of Monicam and was known As
Dr. Nontcalm. lie left vie and child. The Rev.
H. b. Strodach conducted tie funeral yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

BAGGAGE AGENTS DISCUSS TIE MATTER Al
THEIR ANNUAL CONFLRENCE

BAGGAGE AGENTS DISCUSS TIE MATTER Al
THEIR ANNUAL Confluence
Tho National Association OF Bascag; Agents yesteT-
d. resumed thcr conference at the Murra- Hi Hotel
Wednesday night certain rules and recommendations In
connection with the poat!on Of dead bodies were
ordered % he drafted AMI the committee appointed 10
carry ont this direction yesterday presented thcr re-
port but asked for extension OF time TIL Inc next
session in order that they night consult with various
state Boards OF Health throughout the country. Inc
proposed rules forbid tho transportation OF bodies OF
persons who have died Of smallpox, ASiailc cholera
typhus fever or yellow fever In cases OF dphiheHa
scarlet and typhoid fever crys-olas. measles and other
contagious and infectious diseases bodies must be
wrapped in sheet saturated with solution OF chloride
Of zinc or OF bchord Of mercury. and creased in air
tight collins and the body must not be accompanied by
those who have been exposed TO the Infection.
Tho question respecting the ticket agreed upon al
st. Louis which provides FOR uniform rate OF baggage
and frcighiagc over every line In the country was
cordially approved With regard TO unclaimed baG-age
was resolved that each line should In future send ont
at stated intervals plcc list Of iis unclaimed
baggage. \ committee Of FIVE appointed 10 draft
certain bylaws hc submitted 10 the next ncciHS.
which takes place Francisco on the fist Wednes-
day in January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
CHryAMEy LEARN AMERICAN METHODS.

building T. TO De erected at No. Is Nottst and
the building No. 1G + undergo great changes The
gossip in Chinatown Is that enteTprising Cinnamon
intend deal dea ly blow 70 the rent mark by letting
the apartments in the building their country
bear" The building at No. L. II Is said IS
be used exchange Cut have long unsettled
the laundry market and otherwise dorganized business
that the establishment o. exchange considered
necessary The Board OF Trade. the Employment Bureau
the Municipal Council. the Chinese Orchestra and the
America Chino Club will the exchange The exchange
will De bulls by Chong whly Whey Guam Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
MRS HUGHES HELD FOR EXAMINATION

Miss Annie Fox. the woman who was pushed OF tho
stoop Of the house No. OF East Twenty ninths' on
Thursiay, died the same night In Bellevue Hospital
Her skull fractured and she insonsibe the
time o, her death Mrs Elizabeth Hughes who was
arrested suspicion. committed Tor examination In
the Yofh1lle Police Court yesterday The police hal
been able get witnesses who could identify her
positively the person who pushed Miss Fox OF
stoop but shc had followed Miss Fox down stairs after
quarrelling with her aud trying " throw Der out Of
window.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
cUTPPTNG NFTS

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRX. .....FRfDAY. JULY 20, 1883
ARRIVED
steamer Aitonower tBrl. Barnet Yokohoma April %,
Aden fune Is Port sa 2S Gibraltar July with mdse TO
carter Macy & Co. Arrived at the Bar AZ
steamer Adsac (Br Cameron Liverpool July H. Queens
town H. mise and G6i passengers TO Bruce Isnay
steamer HeGla tDan). ThOmsen Swnemunde June 80
Copenhagen July with mdse and passengers Funeh Ed.
& GO.
ton . with mdsr and TAG passengers 10 oelrichs Co.
rived n Bar at L..
steamer Pleter de Coainck tBelgl Brarenis Antwerp
June IS Boston. vita mdsc to Funch. Edge Co
rived rho Bar at ! IAN
steamer Ambrose tBr, Bison, Manaos July Para s.
with mdse o Booth Co. Arrived Bar At - 20
steamer SandrinGham tBr Olsen. Barbados July D. ST
Lucia TO- 10 q Amsnck Co, vessel 10 funch
Edye & Co Arrived at tho Bar at am.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
NEVIS FROM THE SCBURBn
NEW.JERSEY.

The wholesale grocery store OF Alien e segnlken'
at Hudson place and Rivcr-st. Hobokcn. was broken
into by burglars early yesterday morning. They
made an unsuccessful attempt to burst open the safe
and went away without getting anything OF value
The Elizabeth Street Railway Company has made
a contract with the Johustown Steel Company FOR
the material and construction OF tho nc" streee rai
road the franchise for which was granted by the
City Council last year.
While passing through field near the home OF :" ash-
incton Noac, n prosperous farmer OF Resaca warren
County near tho town of Bcvidere, yesterday morn
ing man found tho body Of a fine looking woman
with her throat cut from ear to ear. bloody razor
was clutckcd in tho fingers Of her right hand Inc
man recognized her as Mrs Noac. He immedia'ey
told her husband Mr.. Noac was terribly shocKeu 10
find the mutated body Of hts wife. The Coroner was
summoned, and will hold an inquest The case Is
doubtless one Of suicide No IS known for inc
act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
TO START ON THEIR ANNUAL CRUISE

RncKFR YACHT GLIB.

BOOKER YACHT CLUB.
Tho Knickerbocker Yacht Club Commodore F. f.
Barnes, start from their club house at Port Morris
at 3 p to-day their annual cruise. Tho fleet
will remain at Black Rock, sunday religious services
being held board the flagship, Cuprt Fay. On
Monday, the second class yachts, including the fast
sloops Vision. Angler, Alice II, and Black Hawk. and
the cutter Yoandc, will the Sound around
Mt Misery Bay, thence TO the Thmble Islands where
the feet will put in Monday night on Tuesday
morning, the cruise Will continue 10 Geenport and
Thursday there will be for all classes.
review in the daytime Friday and Examinations
at night Will precede the disbandment Saturday.
Among the yachts which Will participate in the
cruise
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DYING FROM 4 DOSE OF CARBoL1o ACID.

The Mcrcerst police informed yesterday morning
tina, Mrs. Sarah F. Halwick. woman whose only
child died from cholera infantum last week. had killed
herself with carboc acid at No. lss Greene-st Her
husband Joseph Halwick IS ha;ter and works In q
Creenest store The couple had been married only two
years Mrs. Halwck probably committed suicide. but
her husband and in the house yesterday de-
caed death might have resulted from an accident
She was not in low spirits they said.
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HE sr4rEp TOO LIE WITH TIE sERrAyr GEL

Charles Hughes. printer, stayed late in visiting
his sweetheart Marraret Cauned the house OF Colonel
W. c. Booth, No. 2j3 Carlton-aye.. Brooklyn Thurs
day night. that Size hal 10 hide him In closet and
bed while her employer the rounds Of the house
II 80 before retiring. She purposei going down later
and releasing him but Colonel Booths dog, which
panied him. smiled suspciously the closet and the hid
den discovered. Colonel Booth did believe
his story dntll he had taken him To tho Myrtle Avenue
Police station and TIE gin had been for and
drmed his statements. Hughes then allowed 60
home to No IL Highest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
HE WOULD NOT HAVE HIS WOUNDS DRESSED

HE WOULD NOT HAVE HIS WOUNDS DRESSED
There was drunken fight in Thomas Foxs beer shop
at No. so Frstave.. early yesterday morning, AMI
Thomas Nevlns young blacksmith OF NO 81 Last
Fartvfths was stabbed the back and side BY James
and John McGrath Both wounds were serious The
McGath brothers made their escape after the staobng but
were arrested before daybrcak. James Is silk hnisher
and John IS A car.coupler They renamed at the
Yorve Police Court in the day because Nevns was
not there TO complain against them. At Bellevue Hos
pta Nevn stubbornly refused have his wounds dressed
and ne finally left the hospital in The surgeons
said he probably would regret his conduct II he did not get
medical aid elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The Supervisors Of Westchester County have APP
pointed John Cannon OF IrvngtOn Receiver Of Taxes
for the Of GreenburS.
The body Of the man found near Beechwood GENE
tory New Rochelle. has been Identified az that OF
Thomas Ranahan A warrant for his arrest for thoft
had been issued His wife admitted having accom-
panied him along Manest. far as the Presbyterian
thurch when she returned. and her husband con
tlnud IN the direction Of tho point where his body
was found and that she never him again. The
cause Of his death remains mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
IrU1rTrs WHO PLAY LACROSSE.

following ia the list Of players chosen 10 repre-
sent the Staten Island Athletic Cuo in the game against
the Brooklyn Lacrosse Cub West New Brighton, r l.
today at p n EdTad Merritt D. Brown. n D.
Ritchey, w. c. Post. J. c. Gerndt, J. T. McCain w.
Mitchell, w J. Meharc. c. b Sears, t. A. Matthews,
r j. Drysdale ]. B,anih and J. Hodsert The Brook
i'm team Is as follows: W. r. Davis, c. II. Roberts T.
Mclean C. Brown w O. Anderson. r F. Pc.rce. J. r.
Flanncry, q. Haon william Conroy. p. J. Miiiean T.
Errns aa1 A. g. Peters In the series icing played
BY the above tho Staten Island Athletic Club leads
having won two games and Brooklyn orc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
TO srtRT FOR PErKsKILL TO-DAY

Preparations completed last evening for The de-
parture Of the 18Th Regiment and the Third Calling
Battery Of Brooklyn for the state Camp Of Instruction
Peekskill today Tho regiment. about 600 strong.
will the battery o. sixty mounted and fous
guns. A marching salute will be given to Mayor
Chaplin the City Hall. Chaplain Talmage Will ae-
company the regiment and preach in camp tomorrow.
Several excursions the State Camp by friends OF the
rsaInnnt have Len ulanned fOr next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
Jersey CITY.

The body Of Henry Ebert, who was hangeo on
"Wednesday for the murder Of his wife. was sent u
Fresh Pond T.. l., yesterday and there cremated'
Commissioner Watt, OF the Board Of Public "orAs'
arrsgned yesterday on three new Indictments
for malfcasance in Office The indictments are OF the
same nature as the ones TO which the Commissioner
pleaded some time ago. He entered plea OF not
guilty and was put under $4,000 bail
President NJ p Merseles. Of the Citizens Associa-
ton Of the Fourth District went before the Board OF
Finance and Taxation yesterday ard tod It's men,
bers that Mayer Cleveland. who vetoed the resoiu-
ton Of the Board TO purchase new Worthlngton
pump had tod him that the reason Of his action was
that he believed II to be steal ard that there was
bribery In connection with the passage Of The reeoIu-
ton by the Board Of Public Works 10 buy the pump
The Finance Commissioners VIII ask the Mayor 10
mako good his charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
vr,rJs GOING ON TO-DAY

Monmouth Park races. Monmouth Park. 80 p. m
Annual regatta OF American Yacht Club, Milton Poinr
Rye.
Dcparture Of 18th Regiment Of Brooklyn, for State camp
National Association shooting contests, Creednoor
Return Of Goth Regiment from State camp
beginning OF KnickerbOcker Yacht Club annual cruise
American Chess Congress, No % East Seventeenth-st'
s p. m.
Music in Central Park by 18th Regiment band D. m
XXIIId Assembly District Harrison and Morton Ciuo'
No $50 Walton-ave., D. m.
Brooklyn-Staten Island lacrosse match, west new
Brighton, s l.. p m.
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HOME NEWS.


BRUNSwICK-G. II. BARCLAY, oil inc bnusn iSes'r u
=, Wasbinrton FIFTH AVENUE-Sonator j. 5. Fas-
set OF Emlra: ex-Congressman Jay n uuDoeh vi sile
liam. and Colonel McNar. Major Z. H. Hammond anu
Major Phlpot Curran, Of the British Army. HOFFMAN,
-Assemblyman William +. Shcehan. OF Buffalo, Judso
John A. Holman Of indianapolis. and John Day OF -
Louis. MURRAY HILL-Lawfence Barrett "lNDoOh
Baron de COurtler, Of budapest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

RUN OF THE ATLANTIC YACHT SQUADRON.
New Bedford Mas. July 90 tSpecial).-What remains
Of the Atlantic Squadron four 'chooner and seven
sloops arrived here from Newport between and O'Clock
today They rad GOO sti- br'czc and came along al
lively speed The starting gun fired al 10 O'Clock
Tho soon Fanny was the first . arrive and took time
The yachts Alarm and Ariainc started with the feet
bu. nut 70 Tho cutter Adelaide, of the Nc'
York Club guest, AMI dropped anchor a. 90 81
The steamer Daring the New Haven squadron also
came with the club carrying the flag Of the ReaC commodore
The Atlantic Squadron VIII dshanl here tomorrow The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

posted yesterday turned around to tho other ana said
Tom IFS deuccdly strange that nearly every member
who has died this year Is $1,000 fellow Not one OK
the 81 members. those who Joined after inc aeha
mcnts were made to the Fund laws has died.
Wei, they've got an cyeeopcn TO business should
say remarked the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
LONG ISLAND.

The roard Of Supervisors Of Queens County met yes
terday and AWARDED rank Montcvcrd the contract
After slnost years consideration and several!
months work by the directors OF the scinways ana
Hunters Point. J.. L. Railway Company. 1t Is not IN
lkcly that tomorrow the first trip Of the electTlo
motor Will be made from Stelnways TO tho beach at
Eowery Bay.
Coroner Robinson ended the inquest in the case
OF Cornelius walsh. one of the two men Killed Dy
Thomas Tcrn,y Dutch Kills on The night OF July w.
lie held 1'lerney for the action Of the Grand Jury
on the charge OF killing Wash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
STATEN ISLAND.

Tho eighth annual regatta Of the Clifton Boat Club
viii be held In the Upper Bay this afternoon.
Yesterday George Hoffman, prominent furniture
dealer Of stapleton, thrown from his wagon N-
ceving ? compound fracture Of the leg.
For tie third time a number OF laborers. under the
direction Of the Widow Miller. Of South Beach, . L.
and the protection Of the police. engaged IN re-
erecting the fence yesterday on the disputed land
there They completed the work last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

the Don Amateur Club, OF Toronto. with g. A. Striek-
land. Of the club, second; II ii. Scaton OF the
Excelsior Club. Paterson n. j.. third and W. j. Gugery,
Of Cohoos, n. ", fourth Shea won with ease In 10
minutes and seconds The next race the senior shell
race was between Psotta OF the Cornell Navy Donahue
Of Hamilton. ani Ryan. Of Toronto Donahue took the
lead and kept II almost to the finish when Psoita
spuried and won by five feet. Time-o:oS.
There four started IN the senior fouro1red
shells the Toronto Rowing Club. Of Toronto the Pas
sac Of Newark ~ j.. the Potomac. Of Washington,
and the Sylvan. OF Moline. Ill The Passalc won IN
s:l7 Ia Toronto second. so "a; Washington third.
9:lG Ia st half mile the Washington forled the
Sylvan crew and their boat and the Sylvan dropped
out OF the race Tho double scul race was rowet By
the Don Ams;eur Club. Of Toroton; the Metropolitan
Of New.York and the Nonpare. Of New-YoIk The
Don Amateurs in 9:20 Is: Nonpareh second.
80 81 and Metropolitan third The eighi-oared race
wa. between the Crescent and Paramount both Of Phla
delrhia This also a good race. The Fairmounts
won in 80, Crescents' time 5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

Richard Wagner. In the afternoon the programme
Will contain specimens Of his earliest style, including
the first movement OF his symphony and Of his second
and third periods. In tho evening the excerpts VIII
be made from the Nibelung' tetraogy and Parsfal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
AN APPARENT LACK or SYMPATHY.

10 hear the remarks dropped by members
OF the Gratuity Fund Of the Produce Exchange when
some member dies, would charaetsrze them void Of
sympathy For instance. when members death was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

LAWN TENNIS AT STATEN ISLAND.
The tennis tournament r the Staten Island Cricket
Club open to only, finished in the gentle
mems singles yester1ay he clGos grounds at Living
ston, s !. A. V. II. willis defeated L. i. Johnson
In the finals by OF 81, Gil CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
THE AMERICAN YACHT CLUB REGATTA

TO RACE FOR THE ATALANlA'S Cur, VALUED Al
Sl0.000-oTHER PRIZES AND TIE ENTRIES
The fourth annual regatta OF the American Yacht
Club will take place to-day over the club course OF
eighty knots yachts 10 start and finish of the club
house \ stake boat flying the club signal has been
anchored about eleven nautical miles TO the eastward
Of STAFFORD Shore Light, and nearly on line south
from Eranford Point The course IS to be southwark
Of s,ra;fod Shore Light Tho yachts will turn beyond
the stake boat, pass 10 the southwark and turn
turn from port 10 starhOard the time in
rounding being subtracted from the actual running
time o. the yachts. Tho Commodore's Cup VIII be
presented TO the yacht which makes the shortest time
over the without reference 10 time allowance.
Jay Coulds offer of 1887 the Atalantas cup. Will also
b. competed for by yachts over 100 feet on the
water line Four additional cups have been offered,
fhrce under Emery time allowance, and one under
Haswcl,7 time allowance.
Thorc have been no entries for the competition OF
yachts between fifty and eighty five feet which VIII
be started s 80 a nor for the class exceeding
80 on the waierllnc which 10 BE started at II
o'c,ock noon The yachts which have been entered
a-e therefore all between cShtyhvc and one hundred
and Nifty feet and Will be started together at 10 10
They are:
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
sun rise. 443l SGT. 1872 Moon 2:5s Moons age 10
HiGu WATER
A. lf-ssnfy NOOK. $50 GOV. fsrl 6l3 Hell Data 500
P.N-SAndy HsoS- GOT Gov IsFL oSl Hell Gats. $40
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BRIGHTON BEACH CONCERTS
Both Of Mr. seIdrs concerts at Brighton Beach
today viii DO devoted exclusively to the music of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
SCHOONERS.

INTERESTING CONTESTS ON TIE WATER
CLOSE RACES AT THE NATIONAL AMATEUR
REGATTA AT SUNBCRY
Sunbury, Penn, July 20-The National Amateur Re-
gatta continued to-day. The final heat In the junior
single SOUL race resulted In victory for H. Shea Of