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WHAT THEY THINK OFF CART.
\ Great Runner. but DO Not Look Up1A
Him as wcrld-bcRter.

CHELSEA. England. June 2O.-At Hudders-
field to-day before $4,000 spectators. the Amer
ican team Of athletes mado their flr-t appear
auce. Naturally the Rleatest interest centred
on the times that Cary showed in the sprints.
Englishmen were convinced that Cary was
great runner. but they hardly think he
can accomplish the wonderful things cred
ite to him in the States. They all agree
that his style is ungainly hut the ap-
pause that greeted him showed how much
real athletic ability Is appreciated by tho bet
Ter class of English spol tsmen-for the Hud-
derslied meeting is always recognized as one
OF tho best country gatherings.
Cary won his heat IN the l20 yards handicap
n l2is seconds. white u. Basap. the L. A. G.
crack. won his heat from the 4.yard mark in
in in tho ltnaI heat ". i: Pa!ehett Of esjs won
the final hy yard inside OF II seconds Basan
onIy nea 10 's eoneeds Basan bis Yards BY
the same distance. Only Last Saturday Basan
was timed to do II seconds i9r l2o Yards, t SO II
be the greatest amateur sprinter IN tho world.
The had an Ssrs. IN .bsa sas
saris ia 23s tss9adsi s nMoI,imsr Re%inst;oa Ha;sa
tho Saiiord Harrier. WHO visited America last
fall. eomneted. but made ma poor rn shoTing Tng,,on
eSirs s"nS Is yards Ho covered The ia5 yards IN
nfterwar0 hau race WIKI ~. II. SbtEe Of tne
NJ. A. c.. in the Northern Counties 4@O yards
hur'le race championship. hut II s q one
sided affair, shaw won easily by l5 Yards.
The winner maG0 new record Tor 3-ieet
ii, L., Dadman. N. A: G: was allowed is
He won easily in 81 !, seconds.
The most Sensational race of the day was
the mile handcnr. in which W.: ]. Young. NJ. A.
c.. 100 yards start, had n go for first honors
with H. W. s. MoVley. 60 yards start Young
had to rut up with eecond place. He WAS
dozen yards IN front of the field IN the last lap.
but Novey caught him 81 yards from the post.
and won by yards Time. minutes 25so
A. i. George, scratch. and ]. S. Rhoddy, G
yards, ran in the one half mile handicap. but
IeI,her finished. }. W. Howell. Wymonhnm O.
G.: won from the 3O-ynrd mark in minute SO
4-5 seconds.
b. c. Green. tho London A. G. scotchman
journeyed TO Scotland to-day and won the 100
var hurdle Championship in 10 10 sec
onds the running long jump with II foet y
inch. and tho 1O0.yard run in 10 10 SEQ.
onts. D. s. Duncan. Edinbu,ghd i Harriers, won
At The Irish hampionships at Bell's Bridge.
r. NJ Mahon won the one-half- mile run In 2
minutes As seconds. and the milo run In 4
NH utes 33ia seconds. ityan, WAS unorp,osed
L. 1nS nns.T s.Fn ana INV r. BSrlai % ran dead heat
IN the 100 yards Time. 10 2-5 seconds. w. j.
NJ. Barry threw he lG-pound hammer 10 feet
2 inches, and put the 2round weight 40 feet
inches winning both svenis. X. J. Macredy.
tho bicyclist lowered the Irish 5-mile record to
Is minutes 10 l-5 seconds in handicap.
The sun., 1891-07-04

The Crosby Electric Company, manufacturer
OF dry batteries at 81 South Fifth avenue. has
been put in the hands Of . receiver George L.
MarcelIs to be wound up. The company was
incorporated on Sept. "a. 1889. with capita
stock Of 800. .0OO the promoter and first Presi-
dent being tho late VIM. L. Muller. IT was
currently stated that $4,000 had been put into
the business. of which Mr.. Muller furnished
s25.OO0 he held 3.435 shares Of tho stock. the
other lar go ttotk kholders being Frank n Archer
Brow. -40s. aud Chas.. A. Hussev. 34s.. Mr.
Muller died in January list: a,d q, the GomEany
The abilities it is said are oniy aboutflO, 90, /,
while the actual assets are estimated at about
5000. There nre about forty creedit11rs el . nm,
homssfurnishing goods at 334 West l25th
street N ade an assignment yesterday to VIM
Carl Sotscheck. manufacturer OF furniture
and VI hols,ery at 2G East filty.nin, street.
has confessed Judgment for f2.2iO to b. l..
SOlomOn'S Sons.
The sun., 1891-07-04
THE BIO SONG FESTIVAL.
Singing Societies From Various States
Arriving In Newark.

Singing Societies From Various States
Arriving In Newark.
Tho east wind and lowering black clouds
made the prospect unpromising for tho visit
ors to the great singing festival In Newark last
evening. Societies from Virginia, Pennsyl-
vania. and Ohio were first TO arrive and during
tho afternoon almost every train brought n
now CORPS Of singers to swell the ranks. The
reception committees were kept busy recslv-
Ing them and conducting them to their separ-
ate headquarters on the Hi.
1t is estimated that $50 societies comprising
5000 singers. will be In Newark to-day. Tho
orchestm consists OF 1875 pieces. Arrange
ments have beon made for the accommodation
of 10000 rersous at the parks and it is OK
pect I'D that the total attendance will be very
large. .. ,.,.
cavalcade Of horsenen and accompanied by
three or four bands. made brilliant parade
last night In the gayly decorated streets OF New
they started from Csledonian Park and went
to the Pennsylvania station, where the dclega.
lions from this city md Brooklyn were met
and escorted back to the park. The reception
along the lire Of march was as cordial as ever
was accorded To pr cession. The streets
we're ablaza with coored fires. rockets. and
Roman candles. and were thronged with peo-
ple.
The sun., 1891-07-04
GOOD WORK BIZ THE SGD AND <7TH.
The 11st and Four Separate Coupssies 60
60 Into Gasp Next Week.

go Into Gasp Next Week.
STATE CAMP. PEEKsKrLI. July 9.-Anothsr
week Of the States military school session has
gone. and tomorrow the Thirty-second and
Forty-seyenth regiments will graduate with
more OF less honor and new pupils will take
their places.
Tho Thrty-second aud For,y-seventh are
not In tho same grade yet with such regiments
as the Seventh and Twenty-third. but they are
likely pupils, and tho prsceptors at headduar-
ters are groatly pleased with their
improvement. This Ia particularly true
In ths1caso Of the Thirty-second. Col.
Clark has done hard work with them for year
nearly and has got 80 pounds thinner, but he
has reaped reward. His regiment will leave
camp in condition which makes any-
thing possible for them. 1t is 30 near
ly n now regiment that from the
official records, Capt Shepherd. at Post Head
quarters. found that only forty-six OF the men
here could possibly have been IN camp three
years ago. One hundred aad flfty were re-
crutod within n year and half. In the Forty-
seventh. Col. Eddy has moro thnn 100 who
Joined the regiment since he became colonel.
The mon fred powder to-day. aud tonight
Lieut.. Broome of the Twelfth, who IL detailed
with the Thirty -second, was going 10 take out
grand guard, but the weather stopped 1t.
Nobody was hurt to-day at the military work.
but surgeon Lucas has another patient Tho
ls sslnnlns "'s Sds the Z Oueh Ph nnns WAS with hS
ihs ssSss S vS,n c.n fEGf MSy Of the the
For,y-se,enths team sent hot liner right
g ns 'fs Eous IS fsi
second ReElmsnt The tal BAL went right between
ward S with With comsanS q the Forty.sevsn'h.
and beat them 7toy:
restraints which prevents, them from ce!e-
brating the Fourth In any hut military way.
II shs ssas ses sSI s anon sos tGs
STt To,nisht tie guard will be, increased IN
be harshy DEAL with. # the weather. Is not not
too bad the Thirty second eSpe.t. to get a big
Sfr' Wits Trousers % and FIJI Uniform to % be ] roadv
The Forty. seventh will wear ona bloases ind
In Whch Mi V'fn sn
and officers from both regiments.
1t. was finally decided That the Thirty SOC
guard mount aud change them Bfterward, and
the Forty -s.ysn'h,s % ofers aprsar nt tn Ger cer,
than that lave made enemies here.
before the two iesment4 g" thy will take
year. sp Is' in he ar AND rnS
The salute to the Union. The salute OF rty-
four gum will DO fired on the parade ground
ty the detail from Can't Ros luln's Third Bat
tery.
No one here is at all surprised at tho threats
ty-iirst Regiment OF New \ ork is coming. 1t
always rairs whom thsy are In camp. but
perhaps they won't mind it this time.
Trey hayo Just hnd u touch of ire
and Mater combined; fesides The Sev-
enty-frst Regiment tho can't will havs
provisional battalion OF seprata companies
1t will be made up OF the Fifth from Newburvh
'he Thirtesn,h trnm Jamesiown; the seven
from Oswe.o Capt. TIL mas Miller, Jr. OF the
Flushing company vii! he Ia command Of the
hnlNalinu-
The sun., 1891-07-04
"LOIIENGRIN" IN PARIS.
Preparations for the Second Performance
OF tho Opera In the French Capital.

Prcparntlons for tho Second Performance
OF the Opera In the French Capital.
PARIS, July 3.-Pre pnrations for the produc-
tion OF "Lohengrin in Paris are now we'll ad-
yanced. The chorus OF the Grand Opera
House have already learned their parts, the
principal artists have been selected. and the
scene painters and costumers are busiy en-
gagged with tho mise en- scene. Unless somo
further change is made before the production
OF the opera In September. the principal parts
will be thus distributed: Elsa, Mile. Rose
Caron: Orirude. Nine. Fiorens: Lohen0rtn. M.
Van Dyck Frederick. M. Deimas;
The Belgian TENOR. who is adm1tted TO DC
the finest living exponent OF tho part OF Lohe,i-
0,'n. was heard In the same r1le IN ne the. oniy y,
Paris al the Eden Theatre two or three years
ago and he then made e great impression:
Since that time NJ. Vap Dyck has won fame
both at Bayrsuth and London. While IN mo
Tnclish capital he Ia said 10 have received a.
much AZ 81 q. 900 for q private concert given by
the Knthschilds. He is now n Paris. asslfting
tim director of the opera with III" adVice on
N apprshenaion is felt that the new veg
neri.n venture VIII be accompanied by the
uneesmly scenes which hhve been witnessed
on former occasions many extracts from the
German masters works having been recently
receiy oil with enthusiasm in farIslan concert
rooms. nr
Ai,er fulfilling his engagement at Paris NJ;
Van Dycs goes to Vienna 70 create tne part OF
.Wr,fIer N Ma ssnst'. opera. AS already an
ncunc cd, Mr. Harris has engaged him Tor the
London sesson OF 1872.
The sun., 1891-07-04
THE CITY or RICHMOND FIRE
Lord BaIfour Critieises the American WAY
or Packing Cotton.

Lord BaIfour Critieises the American Way
or Packing Cotton.
LONDON, July 8.-The Earl OF Do La War; in
the House Of Lords to-day made q motion
asking for report concerning tho nre which
broke out in tho hold OF tho Inman line
steamer City OF Richmond on June last. He
also asked whether regulations which would
prevent infammabls substances from being
carried in passenger ships could not be en-
forced.
Lord Bal.our OF Burleich. Parliamentary
Secretary OF the Board OF Trade. replied to the
effect that no in1niry had been made Into the
case Of the IRE on board the City OF Richmond.
IS the facts In the case were accurately known:
The danger Of G.s. he added. was not inherent
ins cotton ~" in "n the eq Uni.d siasss wh.rs this
wo,k was no. done SO canefnlly 20 In 9ther
had no power 10 stop innammabls snb.ts99cScs az q
from being cnrried In passenger ships. ana no
doubted II frs on board ships ever arose from
spontansous combustion. In conclusion, ne
said that II those who wsre chiefly concerned
70 the fre or its consequences made out case
for ,seislatiIs interferenoe the Government
would take the mater into consideration.
The sun., 1891-07-04
WILL THEY STAND OUR SPELLING ?
English Journals Discussing tho Eject OF
the New Copyright Law.

English Journals Discussing tho Eject OF
the New Copyright Law.
LONDON, July 3.-The 81. James's Gazette this
aftern DON says the Times is still living fn
fools PARADISE" In the matter OF American
copyright.
Tho Times" says the Gazette. thinks that
there Is no fear Of injury to English printers.
o. the British public will not stand American
spelling. But is tho Times aware that all eady
newspapers printed in London are abltu-
ally Using tho u9liest forms OF American
s,ellipe and that those silly eccentrictties do
no make the slightest difference In their circu.
lation What about the American printed
magaz mes which circulate IN England by the
OF FL glish books are al endy being printed IN
America. md often with tho characterlst,c
spelling which the Times regards as 80 deadly
10 their chances of obtaining an Engi. y sale.
Th> GlOV~ believes that copyright VIII weed
out the minor authors whose worKs ,hmerl-
cans printed because they cost only what the
publishers were p.eased TO give, THESE az.
ihors will now lose even that, and without IL
their vocation Is gone.
The Saturday Rerie,n sneers at tho alleged
benefits pretended to be secured to to' elen au-
thors by the new law. Tho Copyright act. says
the Rrrie,r. was deliberately. and very proper
IT, too planned for the purpose OF securing to
American citizens who write, publish. print, or
otherwise have to do with books the Sreatest
possible advantage. The rest OF the Torld DID
MOI enter INTO the calculation at all. The 1iut-
what action the President would take seems
to have been entirely uncalled ior; though It & Is
ntobeble that there was some dtfhcultY In tho
way OF the action he finally took.
The sun., 1891-07-04

run IN in England this month viii bo s5s,375.
Can't 7 eli. tn, ycarling sister to AX'ell has
been shod. and is receiving her first lesson in
harness,
The bny colt George Bancroft. by Anteso.
2:l6t4. has been sold 10 j. i. Ely OF Auburn.
Mob. Tor sl.5U0.
It's said that Nancy HankswilI he az speedy
day and Is In fne form.
H., A. H.-Yes, at Newmarket rriorcss;
E s and Sneep bes rSn rr en e
Stnmboul is reported to be in inN con ition.
fiEoly lint lie win wipe out the present stallion
The Grand Prize Of Paris will soon be raised
Old rnc', worth 100, 900 francs is announced to
be run In tho autumn.
During the ROYAL Stakes Meeting at Ensom.
England. tho horse Sea Song made q savage
attack IN Sabina; and IN the future the horse
viii be muzziea wnen running IN puohe.
well known horseIm3an IN San FLancisoo Fra has
entyehys in the $50 list this year. As he has
sixty eight there now the chances for winning
A company with a capital stock Of $40 900 is
being organized at Hamilton. Canada A fret
running aud Irotting meetings will bo held
four times ayear
Cope stlqson has I, IEssIensd hs position ss
mand. lis care, and next winter he will take
charge OF his own string at Brantford. Ont
The Illinois Legislature has passed o law,
that any person who performs this, operation,
be punished BY imprison msnt. not exceeding
ono year. or tlne not less that s25 nor more
than 5000.
Marvin is said tn be working three or four
yearlngs with an eye on the yearling record.
His hopes are IN Bell Bird. full sister 10
lie Bird is said to be another BunoL She Is
already showing quarters In 85h and 50
seconds.
The sun., 1891-07-04
NEUS OF THE RAILROADS.
Latest Information of Interest from Ali
Quarters.

Latest Information of Interest from All
Quarters.
The Board Of Ilulings OF the Central Traffic
and Trunk Line Associations has Issued its
award in the applications for readjustment
OF .difrcrential passenger fares Between
Chicago and Buffalo the standard rate
Ia liked at 1880. with q differential
rate OF $50 bv way of the Chicago and Grand
Trunk and sl2 by tho Chicago and Erie. the
Nickel Plate. and the Baltimore and Ohio. Be-
tween Chicago and Boston dif1ereniial rate
of $40 is allowed by way OF Montreal and the
several indirect combination routes against
the standard iirst-class rate OF s22.
From Cincinnati to Boston tho Big
-Four. the Erie. the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton. and the Baltimore and Ohio may
have difrerential via certain o. their connec-
tions 81 below the standard rate OF $40 SINH
lar diIerentials are awarded from ST. Louis.
tie principal Eastern cities. taking effect
Aug. l.
General Passenger Agent Charlton Of the
Chicago and Alton received n letter yesterday
soso as To ,hs reiatons Sf his road t" the W"ster
Passenger Association; The be- Chairman @ writes
Of the No. a only ss's ssn
ine "s ssbanioned banjo its essential obligations in its
it in the decision rendered in. the mat:
ter OF com plants with respect 70 rates
from from Fansaf e. Louis f' to hcaeS sSs 1t ans
not entitled to have the agreement admins
tered in it's favor and We cannot therefore.
As n result oi this communication no repre-
sentative OF the Alton viii appear at the regu-
lar meeting Of the associat on next Tuesday
unless sent Tor.
the Sen.ral managers OF tho Western ronds
ami n committee OF coal shirpers. r. regard to to
! appears that last month consignment Of coal
agvreGatne 1000 ions. forwarded from
o''Lo IT, Loas 10 @n" ana cvsr we're the Missouri aee
Misssourlras nss 5 eoul no, haze Secured s this
shippers are uneasy IN cons.Iue,ce and . 2 .
urginE the roads leading westward from here
to reduce tho rate on hard coal in order that
they may meet competition.
A despatch from Toledo was spread through
Wall street yesterday which snid that the iran;
chisss OF the Toledo aud Western KailToad
syndicate and that a new. railroad will be built
al once 10 te call cd tho Toed" and Chicago
Bee Line. and 10 te independent q the AXE
Shore. Tho report was discreditet bvIni'r nd
| men. chiefly hccausa railroad building opeIn-
tions are not undertaken OF promoted at this
time OF the year.
The West End Railroad Company Of Boston
| gave notice yeserda' OF an Increase OF cap IA!
s45o,oo0 Of which u 90. s.rsI sh.,sI reG"rLed
| holders. Wost End Land stock holders OF rec.
| ord of July 80 may subscribe to 62. 800 shares
! Of common stock in the railroad on the same
conditions.
Tho Missouri Pacific and Wabash railroads
tickets between st, Louis and Kansas CITY.
| good for ten days. at $40. This was done to
meet the cut recently made by the Alton road.
The sun., 1891-07-04
TAMMANY'S GUESTS.
eff Tom Reed were Here He Could COnnt
Quorum" Says nryan Moore.

eff Tom Reed were Here He Could COnnt
sQuorum." Says bryan Moore.
Committeeman Bernard F. Martin. J. Ser
geant Cram a d Edward p. Hagan, who have
charge OF the reception and entertain
ment OF the Congressional delegation OF
orators for tho TRmmany celebration.
were very busy last evening at tho Hoff-
man House. the Victoria Hotel. and the
Manhattan Club. fenator A. II. ColQuitt OF
Georgia, and Congressman Herman stump
and William McKaig of Maryland were regis
tered at the Victoria. but they called Mt the
Hoffman to see their colleagues. 30 many
members OF Congress wore collected there
that Bryan Moore. who came on from WASH
ipe,on because he was lonesome. glowed with
delight as he Gazod upon the groul.
II Tom Roed were here he could count q
quorum" was Mr.. Moores comment as no
Among the u, C.'s present were the Hon.
Gharies F. Crisp Of Georgia. the Hon. samuel
Fowler OF New jersey. the Hon, Gee, go
W Cooper Of lnd'aNSs N.x We Hen. .ba Hon lon.
Mekair i Of Maryland. tho Hon. Eepry, Bacoa
OF New York, with ox,SoAsrsssmen MeAd9o 0f
New Jersey, Charles r Turner OF New York.
and Charles Gibson "t MMryisndd re r,smn ysnsh
FIank!in Bigss, who ga iasorite OF ths Wig
wam nndien -rs wa. nlso on. deck.
TIE rommi'er com, ls'el lts arrhngen emf =
~ get tho sprAESr- to tho tOloD alton wItl
proIer ss OFT Alter tie o,1loiy nc mnsis sn
d.lssation viii be taksn for trip about the
dinner at the Manhattsa Club. =. u 81
The sun., 1891-07-04
Wheeling GosriD.

Tho South Trook m Wheemsn will hold q club run
to Temp, cad to morrow.
The irr.ey Ci,y Athletic Cab Wheemen will take =
ride along the Hudson Today
The New York safe division championship races will
bs run al syracuse IN Ju.y ~
The Riverside Whesmen Will enroll sixteen new
members at ihcir next meeting.
The regular morthir m.etnv of the Hudson County
Vheeliu Ell wi 10 h- n on hou.ay evening
Tn. .gu ar mOnthy meeting OF the New YORK Bicy
Gle Cab vii! he lie j m u -St Wednesday cveninE
us expelled tha, a number % Iscords wiz be low.
cred at IT'S race meeting OF TIE Colhihbia 'yclers or
hartford to day.
Great atoms me bena madeito insure the sue.
of the annuA meeting OF the League OF American
Whesmen July ID II aud ~,
1t 10 likely that match race between " csmphell
Of the Riverside hselnen and r. hAsin Of the Gotham
Whesnen will be arranged IN tats place shortly
Correspordsnt 10 ride 10 F"lrsm tax. 18th avsnue
10 .4th rs.t then take Snlfl ourvsr'i ~ e.t.
chester avenue into Nest hrs.st thence difsct Dy
southern bOulevarl u Te.lam
The sun., 1891-07-04
GORHAM MFG. CO.,
sILvERsMITHS
BROADWAY AND 10TH ST..
GEN PAINE rs HOPEFUL.
He Doe esn't Seem to Think Now that shS
Giorinna I. Really u Wonder.


BosroS. July s.-Gon. Paine does not seem
very much disconcerted at the good showing
made by the 4G-foot yacht Alborak Wednesday.
In answer to q question asked BY The Dun'
representative as to whether he intended 70
mako any alterations in tho boat he said:
II don't know. there doesn't seem to bs any.
thing tho matter with her. I sailed dowA-e1
Marblehead in her yesterday"
Was there anything out about the boat
Wednesday, that can be remedied3 2" the Gen.
eral was asked. I'D. g-
Yes. a number OF things. Her mainsatl was
made fuller than those Of the other boats. and
II naturally takes more time to get into shapes
The leach was tight. which made her grips
considerably"
Gossoon faster on q reach2"
'As understand. it WAS very close reach
most Of the distance practically ciose-n9naSa:
sSss sbssts wsrs ssred more am told she III
the Gossoon fast enough. !. should SAY the
Alhorn. sailed fast enough before tho wind.
that she sS sc
luck than the Gossoon yet she outsalied tn9
forty -footer US much rs she could be expected
"po ,,''."i You think the GlorIana could have
beaten tho Oweenc that dayS"
General tnnk "The eNt5s owasns beat the dos.ooS
minutes over her time allowance, That was
wonderful performance. and doubt II any
4G-footer built could improve upon It,"
with H.M ,S. e yGH 'ank the ow''n' compares
"'"it seems to me that the Beatrix heat the
Goss. o. Monday quite as much as the OWsene
did Wednesday and Mordnvs CONDITIONS
/ look Tor good performances from the centre
boarder."
The sun., 1891-07-04
NEWS FROM THE yA1ToAM
The Decision Against The Cehensiy scheme
ofNstionsi bishops In America.

The Decision Against the Cehensiy Scheme
ofNstionsl bishops In America.
ROME. July a.-Tho comments OF the Ameri-
can press on the Cahensly scheme OF National
Bishops In America made q profound impress
Rion at the Vatican. The Pope had several
prolonged conferences with Cardinals Ram
polln and simeoni In regard t. tho matter be-
fore coming TO the decision already noted in
those dispatches. not to adopt or approve the
scheme.
Cardinal Jacobini. before starting for Lisbon
to take up his now post there. had numerous
interviews with his predecessor In reference
TO the present position OF Affairs In Portugal.
ranging the dine, enos between England and
Portugal regarding the nomination OF Bishop
The labor of collecting the documents, &C..
d'Aro are rractically concluded. Mgr. Ca
prnra: the Procurator of the Faith. will soon
sutmit his report thereupon. IL Is believed,
ti Viii a.as time
tho dclnitive decision Of the Holy See. Tho
work " inquiry may last for some years.
Tho Hungarian government has notified the
Cgacky In regard 10 mixed marriages.
Leo NIL. has been much depressed owing to
the revelations RECENTLY made respecting the
N ss S diver, hs
from this vexAtiou. affair, and his health has
been somewh hat affected. The internal mnlady
from which he suffers periodically has become
summer Quarters In tho Casino OF Plus ". In
''lP PsRis. I July s.oMr. Mercier. tho Canadian
from has has ocs s bs soS smona sna
Parnl Houavea in Canada, whom Mr. Mercler
will summon to meeting on his return homo