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The sun., 1891-06-09
s..v.,A.s... New Cub House.

The ssawaAhata cornthian Yacht Club At ~ sps-
cai meeting held last night as is club houss. East
Thrtyseeond street decided 70 purchase u proposed
site at Oyster Bay and build summer club house.
design and description Of the club house was printed in
TAX sux last week Work will begin on the building ~
The plans decided upon necsssRats the bonding OF
the club the extent OF $50 over and above s pres
ent bonded debt Of eZ2Sl making . total debt OF
$50 0O0 but only s2.7.O needed 81 pressnk About
Of this amount was subscribed by members lass
night ...
sionAs allowed In the various GLASSES 30 that
each may carry them a. followsi rty:shres foot
ciasA 46foot GLASS four %Ofoot elasa thrss 3s-
foot olasA two: Sofoos cass enc.
The sun., 1891-06-09
English Opera In Harlem.

., Der Freischutz, by Won Weber. was pre-
Ca,SN,a uln Harlem audience In Hammerstein's 8
ss,,.u ,mo'a Theatre last evening by the Metro
aa M. J, Enslish opsra Company. under the
tunsfUh The Fresshooter." The opera was
dSS XdcflpSss flSssS and for th!: much praise is
rihas ri.soun1rI,a prayers Hoitiy Sishins and How
Iep pJuIily slnmber were sung by 6eorgins
,ss. Ssts SsssnuscShow,xy Swx as, Agnes. Others in tho
S,iss.s SGis. Thomas fiuise ." a. c, c"spar. Iii. T. n
A. ,,Mn Mr. Will stevens az Ott,hnr.
lovisrnm: A. 4: Radley as KitiaM. and Mr.. Joseph
The sun., 1891-06-09
SHE WOREAYELLOW GARTER
IT WOULD GET HER HUSBAND IN
~ MONTHS, SAID THE WITCH.

And Sarah Marks Thought That the Spell
Had Worked. But the Man she Got
Is In Sing STAG for Btgamy-TaGy Oniy
Five Cents = Fsn In Richmond.
David Harfeld. who Is serving three years.
sentence In Sing Sing for bigamy was In spe-
cial term Of the Supreme Court yesterday As
defendant In suit for divorce brought By his
wife. Julia. On Sept z. 1880. Harfleld and
Sarah Marks went through some ceremony be-
fore jewish rabbi. that was held BY the Court
OF General Sessions to be q legal marriage.
At the trial Harneld swore that It was only
betrothal. Miss Marks corroborated his state
mont and she was reilly tho defendant In yes
terday's suit because Mrs. Harfleld alleged that
Hnrield and Sarah had lived together rs hus-
band and wife.
Miss Marks was witness. She oried good
deal and appeared very nervous. but was re-
assured by Justice o. Brisn's promise that he
would see that she was not annoyed. She
stood tho flre Of Mr.. Hummel's cross-examina-
tion pretty we'll. No marriage had been per-
formed between her and HarGeld. she said:
they were simply engaged. She travelled with
him to Washington. whore they stayed at tho
American Hotel in the parlor . couple OF
hours. and then went 70 Richmond. She lived
his wife. Hatfield told her that he was mar
Taas n hs
two letters. and they were put on evidence:
DEAR ExnA: 1 let you know have somethinG to
write which win surprise you to hear 1t has all TO
do with the yellow carter has proved as true to me
morrow ny %sddna day ssd You s. her.
strictly private After the ceremony are going to
%ss;ssinss0n WA s,n M s,pn0: I'M S,s . Sn
A fortune teller, had. told . marty Of girls.
among whomwere Miss Marks and Emma sher-
rick; that IT, any gtEl WI who wore % yellow garter on
months. Letter No. 2 10 postmRtkej Rich
mond. whore it was mailed ten days after the
ceremony.
DkAr EAxA Ireceivsd your loving and eassr letter.
very soon i know you VIM catch on g Something
niss friend: eominS to shs Soa.s and told them .Soa.
yHu and .he{ ar. wa.'ns ior soq Make az ycTr
'TsssnS q I. q: ;os os sf IN
could tell you much It would take long write
h. Sak
IS1. and and ti;s.. your o @ r'sad saas"
Miss Marks says she called Harheld husband
because ho did not wish 1t made public that no
had not yet obtained divorce.
DR.. Benson M. felton gave medical testt-
mony 10 the effect that the marriage. II II was
q marriage. had never been consummnted.
Harfeld was called. He repeated his state
and that their relations were those OF be-
You have been convicted Of bigamy1"
Yes. on false charge. and on account OF
Justice OBrien reserved his decision.
The sun., 1891-06-09
AsuatiG

Tho Nonparsl Rowing Club have dscdsdto hold their
animal club rsgattsop the Harlem River on Saturday,
Aus.H
An importsn. meeting Of the Middle States Regatta
will % held 10 morrow evening At the Hotel
Marlborough
The Board Of Msnsssmsnt Of the Nsssau Rost Club
held Wectlnx on saturday evening last At ths New
were sIsotsd Capt wilson reported that the feur
cared shell would arrive from Troy this week.
amssting OF the Atiansc Boat Clsb Of Hoboksn on
Saturday several new psmbsrs ~srs s,eetsd and nany
the ceremony Of christening their two new fou~parsd
Iarges and fouroArsd shs the barHes being named the
asssns!sa ss. spiSsi; ~ siss n.Ias ssay: s.sp.
Hoboksn and from the amount slrsadv subscribsd BY
the members the the Cub house an assured
fact
The sun., 1891-06-09
TWO RUSTIC DRAMAS MORE
100 WE'RE sMEADoWBR0ox FARM"
SUEi APPLE ORCHARD FARM"

- .r o,e Were Tested Yesterday
TIE ~. madison squsre Theatre and the
49, wa. Tried at the Windsor
...rs OF two rustic drumas got their
Ins ,rLs before New York audiences yes-
besMu roth had Farm : In their titles: and
Una so,b appealed for the same sort OF apprecls'
ton 'n. ~ rscept years. The Madison Square
plays - hsd /" Meadowbrook Farm" 10 the
Thsa'.. oon and the Windsor had Apple Or.
.s.,d Farm" in the evening. Booert bene.
S sr.. tho author OF the nrst named
um o,., "a an actor and. like most act
p." rho become playwrlRhts' he had merely
~. ...s,td and rearranged somo characters
..a .sd Incidents from among those which no had
..s, suS used on the stage advnntageously. The
~ oi original invention need not have rem
s.,.d Ms compo 'itionfu,ile, however for many
.sMs,tr,cal success Is devoid OF real newness; !;
-, h. had. unfortunately, followed along with
". nan after much abler gatherers and re-
na,u,ters Of dramatic materials. Therefore
.Wosdovbrook Farm" was OF no great ac-
Ann, although It was respectable achieve-
w, and In II the author hnd committed no
.s.nso 10 make him deserve harsh condemna-
"y ~ VA. announced that the production was
-,raor tie personal supervision OF Mre. d. L.
pavers" and It may be presumed, therefore.
sh.t the venture was practically Ler own. 1t
'u hsrd 10 discover anything In tho acted play
shi.b should have gained an experienced
..,r..s,s serious admiration In the perusal.
=. .,o,y was that Of n farmers rich daughter.
-no vas vooed in vain by an honest. rustic
,.s.r md won by fortune-huntlnG city
SImInI. Tho first net was on New
iceland farm and led up to the girls elcpe-
L was ssa sSmI hS nnSee Gs moy ws:
u. Du. n"d md WeoI. Two acts were IN a Nav York
rus,Ior where the bad charac, or oi the husband
sssn,e known to the vile: and the rejected
!sTTSS !ssTS, sssacriilce to savo tho male actor IRON
i;sonss ;si bsine reached IL tho murder Of the
s"urstts' s,s,est ended n there for It was, inevit
shs that the widow shoul 60 back to
| H. s,rm md begin TO love .,lHs The r'shs
!. ,b,ansssc,.riza.on ,ns SeI nor ineiden. wan
,ssls ssn.IH IsHn,tIing uncommon. Nothing recon-
Mssnded the work to literary esteem: No re-.
Of DSpuaI 4;
peIG. Thcy found nothing, bad enough to
Sdiculs or good enough to admire.
,asns @set lawyer rs half dozen plays within easy
tSsolecion haye contained Ia ,h eky, lo1ua-
r,sUs Young fellow. who mixes law and court
nsGioae Ss a.. he he seemed to possess The ;sl-
oDed gifts Of . low comedian. The best acting
"a done BY Edward Mack lack % e. e viIIsinous bd,iou
daughters. aud the rival lovers were imperson-
sicd tolerably by Henry Leighton and Charles
b Herman. The movement was smootn and
The sun., 1891-06-09
He aave Then Kind OF q Laugh.

Among the entry blanks received BY Handioappef
Carter for the Orange A. c. Ramss held on Saturday.
the entry Of Edward Dolan. Mohican A. c. for the
competed prsvjousiy Garter. therefore, gave the
young man six and ono-haK yards handicap In his
preliminary heat Dolan . canter and his way
fashion
n The second trial heats for Of the dis
tance he ran Ike an amateur when Victor Mapes
arms and hs shot :.ay from the .S.pFssd eclIssi.n
ssconda and could have done better.
Dolan captured the 22oyayd dash handy. and Was
protested by tho Mapss family. tho grounds being
style speed. and costume he appearing 10 tho rsxla
inR inv eatigalton.
All the experts are firmly convinced that II he Is not
. professional 10 the able novice runner
ths athletic world has psoduesa The nohiesn 4; q
ply been practising with professionals
The sun., 1891-06-09
A Cry OF "No Fair" from the Fort Leo
Ferry Company.

The Fort Lee Ferry Company memorlalIzed
the Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday at
great length and In q minor key They re-
Gently. being driven by competition. bid
through their attorney 50 per cent. Of the
gross receipts on the New York side for the
lease that tboy have held at eight per cent.
made very little money and would lose great
deal under. tho new Arrangement They
srs 9 ss enas Rs Mere no actns oG
good faith. and the company's attorney was
taken by. surprise and had to meet the COM
memo orial Ia q very curious document. and It's
purpose is to ask for resale OF the franchise.
The Board will not grant any such request,
but the com pany can get ou, OF It's bad bargain
By forfeiting Its 81. 5UO deposit.
The sun., 1891-06-09
CONTENTION OF rrroA
TIE International Usse.'s AGest,,s m Noe.
tcn-frestAert Meorstth,s Aa8ress..,,l =

&1S Anspf1eHWEHh Ouponfb 5eetNNG N NOS
ten-frestAert NGeorstth's Address,
BosroN. juno s.-The Intern atlonal Typo.
graphical Union. meeting In Faneuil Hall this
morning. began its tbirty.ninth annual Con-
.vention. Flags and bunting tastily arran red,
almost covered the ceilings pillars, and walls
OF the hall. and the olty seal. together with
Illuminated signs OF the Union. was placed in
front OF the platform. Mr.. George Stephens.
Chairman OF the Committee OF Arrangsments.
formally opened the proceedings and the Rev.
Father \. p Bodflsh offered prayer. Thsn
Gov Russell delivered a brief address. well
coming tho delegates to the State. Mayor
Matthews is absent from the city, but was
represented by Alderman Stacy. who extended
cordial welcome. Gov. Russell and Alder
man Stacy then retired from the hall, ~,
President Augustine McGrath a Boston
TypoRraphical Union i9 extended a cordial
and fraiernhl welcome, to the delexaten Mr..
~ sni GuoS q
of this organization, Then no declared the
Connysation Yen open for businsss.
Ef5sa sss Esser s:S q .hs: X:
mark u Sotssss "a ,se number numb % q nnions. % W,.s
afs capS S.n, to ho as %s%SsIs
labor be said that Il should be. resiissd
only &c undertaken when fully prspSred
for an earne.t and long struggle. and
then only. BY concerted action by 0il
unions at the same time. Under tte difoum-
stancea 1t would be q good plan. hs said. to
adopt resolution at this session, and eubmit
the ,Iuestlon to popular vote whethor We
shall mako an attempt to enforce a nine hour
day next spring. In this way we mar gain the
support ofthe mcrica an Federation ottabor NJ
Its next session. and prudence suggests that
We take every precautlon to strengthen our re.
sources before engaging In a struggle such As
may be expected to take place wheh the de-
cisivo time arrives. Drafts upon the deienca
fund during tho year had been very heavy. the
address saih the number OF lockouts. strikes,
TO-. having been large. ~
The Treasurer's report showed receipts Of
S'3,4s3 and expenditures Of $500 over re-
q rerort Of the on snse
was postponsd 70 ThuIsdsy 1sdisy morning. Ore
per capita tHx a. es held IL reserve e, ~
burial expenses on tho death Of Q mem oer IN
good standing The committee reports unfA.
vorably upon suggestions that unions com.
prsIng 300 or more members may adopt such
methods Of ordering strikes as In their judg-
Ss report bort on nth tie Copyright law was presented
and referred to the Committee on Miscsllsnoous
Business.
mated Association OF Iron aud Stoal Workers OF
North Americn. now In session In Pittsburgh,
and q message OF sympathy was sent TO the
widow Of Sir John A. Macdonald OF Canada.
The sun., 1891-06-09
The xo.su,.oe. VIII, Hon.

According to Secretary Forwood the corinthau Nos
quito Fleet intends boom the organization at lively
rate this year. Commodore sandsrsou, ics.csmmo-
dors Thompson. Dr.. Ledyard, T. g. Lovsjoy, Thornton
Smith, and T. Matey the sscrstary's once yes.
tsrday afternoon IN pursuance OF special call aud
accepted the Invitation extended bv the Cornhan and
Lsrchmont Yacht clubs to become their guests at any
time during tho season
The race on Larchmont on Nay 30 between the IS
Nameesa owned BY q ". Mstmore y being found
reoted length The race which take place June
10 has been nxed for June ~ OF Larchmont Il 10
pscted that v. O. Jenningss boat Needle will
pete against the Namoless and Smuggier.
The sun., 1891-06-09

Mrs. Muller. who Is separated from her hus-
band, Anton Muller. a steward on the Neither
land line steamship Waeslsn d. now at Hoboken.
is housekeeper for Ferdinand Koch. an ice-bo1
manufacturer at 200 Van Cott ayen ne. Williams
burg. Muller called on his wife last Thursday
and asked her 10 co9done his faults ami return
t0 have anything to do with him. On Saturday
night he returned and broke In the front door;
chain. and some other valuables. aud. an
pouncing tnat he considered them satisfactory
collsteral ior biz wilei hS made a, bic escape: escape:
Goetting gave Koch . warrant for Muller's
Arro8t
The sun., 1891-06-09
This VIII be . Standard Club.

The Standard Baseball Club has oreanrned sth-
isto club TO be known the Standard Athletic Club
Among the members beside those OF the baseball
team. are Ed onits champion heavy weight Of New
York; =. Bonit1 . clever 22oyard runner; William
Doty and Lonis valbusoh formerly trainer Of the
Golden Gate Athletic Club Of California Afsaturs Of
the club will the billiard parlor which will be under
nor ihs club viii haze nSIshy mn ...s:" ana .ssLly
Dick O'Connof; vice-rresident Fred sonitz; Treas-
urer. James ONeill Secretary. Dody Henschel Cap
tain Edward Bonitz: ssrReant.AtArms l. Vabusch;
Assistant II. Weieod.
The Standards are the cham pons Of Harlem lead
the Harlem Amateur Baseball LsasrN Thev have lost
gaines All rorrcspondsnce rsiAline 70 ofeiai busi-
should be addressed 70 Alexander HenscheL Nam
agsr s. 4. G. ass East l2oih street New York
The sun., 1891-06-09
Sort OF. w,nd.up for Bovlers.

me United Bowling Clubs will hold their annual
msr bowling tournament and festival on June II Is.
and Gulsrdinss Cosmopolitan Park lesth street
and Tenth Each team viii consisl OF nvs mon.
,he entrance fee being ton dollars; the game TO DO
rolled the d.pn gama Two hundred and nifty dol.
lars In prizes arc offered the and hundred
and dollars for prizes Of honor not including gold
medal
bowl on the following days: Monday. June Is schiller
bund Jumbo Scotch Pols Fideia No !: rslssnk elor.
dai. Norddsutches Q d Kovssy Spartan fidela NJ =:
Friday afternoon. Kukuk. Doppel Eohe Emprs.
Krakehlia, Gotham GermaniA Orchard. Auriana, Ger.
man American, and West Side.
The sun., 1891-06-09
There Was No Beuent,

In front Of Turn Fall In Fourth street last night
stood man who informed comsrs that the hall would
not be opened. Tho announcement caused much
prise Those who came expected 10 an athletic en-
iertaiumen and ball the benefit OF sebastian Miller
who orushes stone with his nst.
Soms -snt away, while the majority waited around
in front of the hall and trio to nd out the of
tho postponement " anybody did know tho reason
he kept IL to himself 4 Sur reporter found VIM.
Heesesr. Jr wrsItler Of ,ome no!s who 10 have
taken part In the entertainment Ito sAd tho trouble
lay with The proprietor OF Turn Hall CHARLES Kramer
hssss.r soa the wno!e story OK ~ me a.nueis M y
Kramer two weeks aso" he SAID. and paid hip 6
week saw Mr. Kramer, and he told me that we could
not have the hall Iremindsd him Of the contract He
thai when we rented the hall he dd no. know that
tainment with wrestling his lease OF the hall
for tho Turn versin would be void"
The sun., 1891-06-09
MRa. BARTON,s ATTEMPT At SUICIDE.
ehS Makes No Explanation and Must Az.
penr In Court Again.

She Makes No Explanation and Must Aps
penr In Court Again.
Mrs. Gail E. Barton. tho young wife OF Man
ager Charles Barton OF tho Casino. who shot
herself twice last Saturday midnight was
taken from the Harlem Hospital yesterday
morning to tho police court. accompanied BY
her maid Georgiana Richards and Policeman
Dageitt. Alr. Barton hurried down 10 the
prison whom informed that his wlfe had ar-
rived and remained with her until she was
taken to the court loom and was m arraiened on
q charge OF nttomntlng 10 XII hersriI.d ,,..a
and her husband supported her. Justice Welde
asked her what she had to say to the charge.
wherenpon she bent her. head over tho desk
and Begun to weep. but still made no answer.
animation next Monday afternoon. Ienia-
min sts!nhart who owns the anartmhens th house r,u
i've. gave the peces snry bondA and Mrs. Bar.
ton was taken home by her husband.
The sun., 1891-06-09
Tuxedo Club Teuni. Tourney.

TuxnDo PARK. June s-Ths entries IN the tennis tens
nament Of the Tuxedo Club w. r. Stewart '. u
E!sns. z 4. Thomson. z L He'll. r. Steven. ~ y.
Psll ". p. Hamilton. A. &. Wright g. T. Chase Il. N
0armendia. II. n: BillinRa Dean Miller u CsmDbelL
y T. Rushmore n. d. Patton, U. Kane. The scoroo -.
dAv
+ l. Hall beat Thomson, Ct "a
W. Wright beat 6tsvsna SO 7% eI
The sun., 1891-06-09
Cricket Notes.

r. rohb has returned from Ghiengo and will resume
his Iositian In The. Manhattan Cipb.
j. Rnss Of the New jersey A. G. 10 the nrut winner OF
the bat offered by Frank Stsxsnaer 10 the conpers OF
NIFTY runs In league mat hes
The Bsdforis have a good man In W. d wilkinson,
and ha will prove Or material lie To ihelr team during
tho league saMs.
OThe had mect Que orthe strongest rms In
The oiry Tor 'hcir j-ar march An while ih-ir
bowling wRA Nrrv weak tiIry n,u rrs iAri- shuw
ing ~ me LAI consis rnx Tho srsnkIh Of The oppo.ng
uundlers.
j. H. Lacy has decided 10 play In league matches with
his old stub the New yoyka ssd tbSy Will Aisp hAvs
A. ssrst{eld, ,Nna Moois their nrospSess arc beeom:
tie ssASeR -
The sun., 1891-06-09

A Nay OF riukes for the Hsasor River
Yacht r1uh,s Race.


A steamboat load Of men women, ii,ns boys and
eiris and tiny babies had grest time on the Hudson
River between Hnstyseeond street and Yonkers, yes
tsrdsy. All except the babies on the steamboat
Ray Queen 10 see the nineteenth annual regatta OF the
Hudson River Yacht club The babies were out Tor
their health and 1t seemed that there were never so
many OF them nt q yayht race before.
.ns n. SO ssos s:' T.: r.e f'gS s S
saIs va, g!,sn eu, ,houSh the yachts were AZ With
Class A-Commoiorc q. 4 Aliens Dolphin; lass r.
prs.I hDSs T. Gnil!spns' ras Ass.Gdsr ,i., f. ana
q v. h.sds.lr. q !. Moore: M tis.s . S,I ) s.ewn's
Class E.w. Arndts frank Oliver and b wehrin's
s.s g o. s.4 .:. a
Kim. tie Xisrt and j. Rss . Lone Star.
e. sS e:s s s1s sS -pa y Inc s
soah This bsid until late the afternoon but died out
@ ns I Iss % Il. 10 .y
larger bos.S classes = and q only going As lar a:
Lizzie drifting along no! iar away Th. order ot
Hsnrp B.uss corlss L,,as. osris,ns Sssns %oors
Ien. s,.s sl and AI.rs turned sSo marx IN Il.
Just after snrnins the outer mark an incident hap
e snv:n 4 The % rae. sn 9, ssa or the net s
aboard ~. s's.%.r :sps.m.a and ran TO e
Boa: % wss sos.d a.sors ana @ sysrySody 1ss,sG *:
" Rssurnins to the club house the yachts had head
wind and at timss 50 iiaht ths! y may be saie AZ
sns lime. q h s.S Sd M n
spso.iS. e.s:ss were Dolphin waIs.; Lott,s Tam. %
The sun., 1891-06-09
Pigeon FlyinE.

PHILADELPHIA. June a-Ths pigeons Of 4 ,. oadvsi-
der ysrdley made their fourth and last trial against
the Royal Blue lines time yesterday and again
beaten. The start from Warrington At 10 o'eiook
against train ol2, tho fastest the road. have
beaten It the birds mI.t have covered the mile IN abos
about forty minutes after the train pssssd
the station. But considering the contrary wpi they
did wol having covered the $50 mes in the Aysral1
speed Of ,O58 yards per minute.
The sun., 1891-06-09
Miss Dsv'ae. Who Was cowh'ded. Wants
Revenge.

Miss Josio Devine. who was cowhlded In
Eonth Fourth street. WilllamsburRhl by mrs.
Harriet A. Leap. who suspected her OF being
too friondly with Mr.. Leap. was In the Lee
Avenue Police Court yesterday seeking re-
ysprc. She made an affldavlt that Mrs. Lem
struck her with q whip or strnp without my
cause or proyoeation. Mrs: Leap lives wllh
aGsrner at 223 Bedford avenue. Miss Devlne
Ii q blonde. with blue eyes. and Is only u years
avenue, and when she learned OF her daugh-
tors escnpads she iEnored her eighteen ysass r.
and punished her. Mrs; Lean was notined 10
answer the complaint this morning.
The sun., 1891-06-09

A, O. r. or A. on . P,snss,

fhs Court Staten Island 1891. A. o. p Of 4, hsld ~
sixth annual picnic games yesterday Afternoon sal
evening 1t NoritEs Pine Grove Park, South Beach The
attendance was much larger than In previous years
Music, dancing. and games 10 dulGsd In until
late hour Tho field only fairly nssrsstns
account of the Appe esrAnoe OF number OF The
contestants Tho results were:
Dns.nte Run-Non by William etandsld. Willau
xcMulien second.
One hundred.yard Dssh-won By yrsd J. 0rsdy.
Thomas Hogan second.
Putting Sixteen pound shos-won by John oats. q
Parrett second; distauce IS feet inches
Half mile Run-won by william staunsld. }. ThsDD.
son second.
The sun., 1891-06-09
For tho Tennis Champio.ship or Philals,
phIn,

PHILADRL1HIA yone e.-Ths tennis tournamsaS lde
the championship Of Philadelphia begun 70 deg.
The result Of the days play was - follows:
Gsntlemsn's Singles. Preliminary Round-6 Woe6
ward beat c. bunting. s-e Ga e-G ?. ". Smith bsas
Harrison bv default; W H Trotssr beat 3. Bfooks
9-a 8.t. So; = T Lee beat y. Fielding 81. esi v.
CLARK beat i. N. sawtse. 81. Ii-e; G. Tets. jE bsaS
q. kemak it-s. 81; G T. Newhall . DYE
First Round-Smth beat Wood ward. a. Ga; Lee
beat Trotter eio Clark beat Landrsth, 6-& S-7i
Teto beat NeWhalL Ga Ga
The sun., 1891-06-09
An Unsnown Man D,e- In So Col.

A gray haired man OF about CO. who was ar
rested for drunkenness last night by Police
man Louis Pollock OF the Mulberry street
SQUAD, died in the station house at 9:35. Ho
refused to tell his name or his address whom
he waB locke up.
Alter he had been In a coll for some time tho
doorln an saw that ho was In n hal way. and
an Ambulance. was sent for. He wns dead
when Il arrived hs man %Ms fsss 10 Inches shss
trousers, q black waistcoat, n stripsd shirt;
and Eaiter shoes. Hs had no hat Or coat. ana
The sun., 1891-06-09
ce.tr.l hoard OF tho A. A. q. Meet.

The Central Board Of the Amateur Athletic Union
the House last nigh. those present being
r. z. ssafns and A. Hartwe of tho Central AssociA
tion. H. Mcmillan. Atlantic Association; Taylor Now
England Association, and William B. Curtis and J. E.
Sullivan Metropolitan Association 1t WAS decided to
hold the Amateur Athletic Union ehampion.hgs for
lbe3 Chicago In conjunction with the Worlds Fair.
The apple Of the Long Island Athletic Associa
ton for aiied membership Into the Amateur Athlstic
Union discussed length. and finally denied The
Long Island Association was lsfsrred to the Metro
p0an Association OF the A. A. w. tho latter being the
body which has Jurisdiction.
In the case Of Dr. Schei OF SwArthmoro College. who
draws salary director of Of that college
who anxious TO have his standing In amateur circles
donned the Board decided that when formal protest
iS entered against Dr. sche the matter will be referred
TO the proper committee Of tho central Board
The sun., 1891-06-09
V'fortunate In she Matter or Fires.

ns...sr' n.uaer' Kline d Kreuder. since they took
,on.sh OF tho dry goods business at the
Soa,s. OF Ninth street and Broadway a few
y, OF nrssSo' nsS' haze been unfortunate In the mat
out and ABOUT six Weeks ago
Wv Ssdw Was discoyered there. Last night
1esssd tbs,rh tibnG,,her nrs. The one last night
'A~o damage 10 the building.