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M'GU1RE H.ANTeD TEN CENTS.
Because Three Sailors Wouldn't Give I,
He Stabbed Them.

Because Three Sailors wouIdn't Give It
He Stabbed Them.
William Rossiper. % years old. cook on the
steamship Orinoco OF the Bermuda line lying
at tho foot OF West Tenth street: Henry
Krisser. o Norwegian sailor. and Antonio
Johnston. OF the Orinoco. left the vessel Mon
day night at 1880. On The dock they met
Thomas Mcclure. who until ak weeks ago was
fireman on the Orinoco. Mcclure accosted
the three mep. who manifested a disincIina-
tion to- speak to him. They walked up the
dock. He followed them and demanded 10
him.
AT 1890 they we're returning to their ship.
Mcclure met them and drew sheath knife
and FLASHED right ami left.
Rossiper was stabbed In the abdomen. in
the left breast lett arm. and back. Krisser
received wounds In the back. and Johnston In
the left arm. Rossiper was taken to st. Vim.
recover.
Mcclure was arrested yesterday morning.
At the Jefferson Market Court ne admitted
that he had fought with Kossiper. Johnston.
and Krlsser, but denied that he stabbed any Of
result OF Rossipsrs injuries.
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DENVER. Aug. 25.-State Game Warden Land
has Just returned from tour OF Inspection.
and he comp aims that the game laws are very
little observed in certain localities. He has
learned that there urs about Nifty bunaloes
now running wild in the State. One OF tho
lunches f. in Middle Park. Another. and
probably tbs large-t. numbering about twenty.
is In The kenosha range. while s,il third. Of
Routt county. The fourth Is about tho same
size as that In Middle Park. and !. at Dolores.
stringent laws passed by the Legislature for
their protection ono man recently killed five OF
them for their hides.
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They OutrolI the Other Clubs IN the Unitsd
BowlisE Club Tournament.

nO"ho8 Sluu AOuTbA0ents
Thirteen teams participated In the second and hnal
days play Of the United Bowling Clubs tourna msnt
hold At Cosm opoan Park. The Fdelias again doomed
tho top with the big total OF eeo pins and they
to be nvincibls. the other clubs will expect
handicap in future tournaments. Tho Jumbos TOOK
second money, the Horddeuschsrs third and spartans
fourth Each of the clubs in fast got some cash for
in i ;Ps5 Of
q. gold w,9 NJ hs s1. h S. ~
TENTH CANE
D.,slss So; vonr.. Is; vo.E.r. Is; suhr. Is: Wits
u '''A' ''' ELEVENTH eAxE
s sss.s. o. L:iu. ss; ssSHs g. g.
TWELFTH GAxE-
ss: s., is:. 4 10 r'; fa: So vu'h''n 'a
THIRTEENTH CANE.
Germsnia-Ensch, 81; smith %: nrtndausr, 90;
fs snp"; Is; G Settling. II fetal tSs ~
FOURTEENTH GAAs.
q ses MT..s =, P es
81 ~ Reich, Cd To,.i So. CO. ''A' - ''N'
vrrrkzxrn GAME.
81 La. iSs k.ss s. aorrsna -; Buzz sS RAIL
IT, s. " ssF:a: Il :s: :s 20
sxr,srrrsrH CANE.
Kukuk-Eisman. ~: wiksns. ~: 5humann. q
schiilinn. So; h. schnsder. 49, Roster 3i Tstsn ~
rrGnrrEsrn CANE.
Old Bowery- Kalbnsish. ~; Nordinxsr. e. Total $50.
kISErEESTH GAaE
s; issssss:..s 81 tfS S5 i.!.. s;'s :
HOFFMAN. ss Total sa2.
fwESrWrH CANE.
:::: i;: :'i as 81 tss;
1wrsrrrRsr GAN.
Fidsiia-Holdsu 100: Lsvsridge. 40; CordsS -;
AmAn. 30; L. wannsmacherAS1; ERgsrL 90; r. WSnns-
mAcher, IS; Paussn. u. fetal. 6eu
1wEsrY.sEcOSD GAMk. .
Fslssnhsllsr-Rnmman, "a; Koch: No; Engslkns. 10;
Rose u.s. EnReL 30; Muller II; schiewitz OA; 0ottsr
ger. 40 Total. ~.
The eighth annual outing Of the Oriental Rowling
Club toOg place ~ Hed's Astoria Schsuiyen Park
Monday night The Gow iing resulted ~ fol ows:
LApns' GAM
Mrs. Schneider ~: Miss N. Ohle 80; Mrs. Ramsey,
81: Mics Rranx 20; Miss PhughosfsL Sai MrA Medium.
81; Nrn Truchsesa 20; Miss 7. one rs; Mrs. Grund.
ling 70; Mrs Lamb, o.; Mks kchultzer. ~; Ma
SchwartzwAld.5 50; Miss TrGchtssS -.
GEsILKNEs's CAM.
Bsrinan. 12+; Casmsnsrer M; FRINGE is8; schnsi.
der, ~; raierman l,S. schwsrtwAid ~: Lamb is;
II frince In GonninE 's Truchsess %; hart is.;
kaQu 20. FrieheL H.; hcnosnbsraer 81 Hose. 81;
n easDeck ar lUf. -
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An attachment for 1862 was issued Yesterday
against seven bales Of merchandise at Pier 40.
East River. the property Of J. NJ. DaGgett O!
Bangor. Me-. In favor Of ALERT Fricdlander
4 Co. Of $40 broadway. for goods sold which
were not paid for.
Judgment was rendered Yesterday against
Never n. Hecksher Of 2J2 broadway for
S4,02j.lS in favor OF tho Tradosmens Nation al
Bank on tour promssnry notes
Poiydoro Doraval. silk manufacursr nf
Lorimer street. brooklyn, has b"cons q bank
Tup'. and yesterday his assignment to G. !.
Nestner WINS ilied in the County Clerks Office
Tho liabilities are $o5.5'o cj. and The real
assets Rre $4,000.
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rvNA ABDOTT'S FINERY.
.,,r or 4 STAGE WARDROBE THAT
BALE COsT SeOO,OOO.

90. ,nss $4,000 Received for II Ysster-
..,-s,oekires. Tiebts. ana Ftas Gewss
Use, Cartons Gsxers. but Few nay.
.r.-Worth sad Fehs Dresses Dirt Chsap
wh.n.vsr Emma Abbott. the rrima donna,
- Aid several months ago. was preparing
.s,nducs an opera she kept Worth and 70.
y" " md all the crack dressmakers Of Paris and
H.ndon working overtime to make dresses
-. h.r and for each dress she raid sum
S.",,vslent 10 the wages OF an ordiray clerk
=. ..ysn or eight years. She frequently cal
sr,.,,d that he- entire wardrobe had cost
~, nearly S2Oo.0oO. Why. II actually makes q
-.r whistle to think Of It! Yet almost all Of
49,. anery-all. In fact, except half dozen
sr..sa,-vas sold at auction yesterday for
There were perhaps seventy. i've people in
~ Fifth avenue auction rooms at 2i0 Fifth
sysnus Yesterday morning when tho sale Of
81 Emma Abbott wardrobe b,ean. William
= norman WINS the austioneer. and close by
~ chair sat Mrs, Lizzie Abbott Clark. q sister
the deceased singer. to whom the dresses
S,d been LETT. 1t was evident from the Arst
ia, almost all OF those who had come to the
al vere actuated By curiosity. They wsre
ros,ly women. and they looked As II they had
d,oppsd In from a shopping tour for little
di,srsIon. In the front rows sat those who
I'D come to buy. There were about thirty Of
Neu. and all but five or six were women. Tho
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Anew Uuivsrsitv II sol rtea FOR tho Edu.
cation Of Women,

ROCHESTER. Aug. 21.-Miss Susan B. Anthony
10 authority for the statement that there Is
o project to build in this city now university
which will be co-educational for tho sexes.
Miss Anthony said his morning:
There aro many wealthy people in Roches-
ter who think it Is n shame that Tho daughters
OF workingmen cannot obtain a college edu-
cation. The wealthy people can send their
daughters TO Cornell University OF Michigan.
Wellesley and to any OF the State and nearly
ali OF the srctarlan cole ge- In the West. 1t Is
the East which Is conservative in closing the
doors to girls Eyen tho wealthy. however.
prefer 10 have the university training Ut home.
There are mauy families In this city with
prOwn-up daughters VINO will soon be sent to
school Rbronu and tho parents shudder at the
Irosi,er 81 >.parht from their children. 1t
would be he irr II no niteI-ty Of dorchester
would spread sell out mt" b;g Institution
by opoaing If doors 10 women. | think you
Will see big uprising OF people interested In
tins project. ana some large subscriptions
given. A meeting Will Ie hela after people
return from their summer Vacations"
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MAYS LANDING. Aug. 25-John Brothers. tho
Camden policeman. who assaulted Lewis NJ.
Leeds. II prominent PhlladelDhian. IN an At.
lan.ic City hotel some time ago. WAS to-day
committed to lail without bail TO await the re.
sult of the lattsr,s injuries. Leeds. who WAS
taken 10 a phiade phia hospit 10 reported to
be diving Leeds entered the hotel. and. on
being refused DRINKS. became abusive. He
brothers made his escape. but Was arrested IN
llliulr!uliu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
Bro.hiy. Against Philadelphia. a. auo,...

The match on Saturday, In Philadelphia. between
John Mcfarland Of Brooklyn and william Kennedy Of
Philadelphia promises 10 be Of the best exhbi.
lions At quots that has been played In the East for
s. n lime Both men are In the front rank Of quot
rii1hera They have met each other upon different
occasions In the rinth and each has had varying
success Kennedy Is undoubtsdIy 4 DANGEROUS op.
ponent. lie has been doing some wonderful pitching
of late having won nrst prize IN the late Philadelphia
tournament over an unusually strong held Of oompett
tors le subse lusntly dsfsatsd sooh another clever
QUAKER cry pitcher and " he 10 successful In his
match with the brookiyn expert on saturday he viii
usd At SiuL "
Mcfarland has ways ranked a. Inc strongest playsr
In New YORK or BROOKLYN. lIe has b.sn surc.s.fu
against some OF tho best pitchers In the country and 10
s.n.a.,y recognized a: one q %. x.m..t men IN ths
match with Kennedy. aud hi. Exhibitions havs Teen
satisfactory 20 those whs will pace their money OIL
him IN that contest lie has been ptor ia,
maize OF iae by having enc Of his QUOT. and il is
quite Ikely that he will be com PEELED TO handle pair
that he 10 unused TO- While thi. may BE- considsrod
s,ne on saturdsy fsi Of cenidsnes and Win Ios Of
brooklyn money at his back
Mcfarland wins he will have ths am n Of tie time
and place for the usst contest for the trophy.
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Serious S-haryes AGAINST "A SHERIFF

ALBANY. Aug. 25. --Charees against Thomas
Wheeler. Sheriff OF Oneida county. were pre-.
scented 10 Gov. Hill to-day by Martin OmsIia o!
Oswego. Thoy are verified and allegs NAL
and corrupt conduct In offIce on tho mart Of
Whscler. the retention Of deputies after their
convection for. attempted bribery OF Jurors.
Illegal and malicious arrests. the Keeping NJ 4
gambling house 10y Wheeler. amt other ssrion0
cha, Gss OF Official corruption and misconduct.
az aiter careful! , eAamination ol the chn.sss
served on Wheeler and that he answer them
within eight days.
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eaid the 'auctioneer. 1T cannot lot IL 10 for

said the 'auctioneer. II cannot lot IL 70 for
The gray.hatred man turned To his young
fs s on with - told you So" all over his
riding hnbit was withdrawn.
next cnmo. enc by ono. the magnificent
historic costumes used In the production OF
Anne BoIeyn. There was n hustle OF ex-
see IheY had all read In the catalogue:
Rubv drcs trimmed with Russian sable and m a 10
BY Moitn. cost 50 sol ~ sun "
On tho platform was n vision Of rich red and
snuie iur,, NJ IN" ONT rridery and tho trim
lungs ana he Eewgaw> thar made nm tie Wis
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THE THREE LATEST YACHTS.
TWO BUILT ron SPEED AND ONE
PROBABLY FOR FREAK.

W. \. Hearscs New Herreshoa Steam
Yacht Which 10 to Mako Twenty-Five
Miles an Hour-Ths Javeltn ana half
Moon-New Feature Ia Yachtise.
The three latest Yachts to attract the attsn-
tion OF yaohtsmen are two new Hsrrsshoh
steamers and an auxiliary cutter. designed by
A. Cary Smith. The Herreshor boats are in
tended for speed. everything being sacrificed
to this ono aim. while the auxiliary cutter IL
for comfortable cruising. The latter is not
yet completed. She will have q trial trip In
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On. Killed sud Many Wound cd.

New BRUNSWICK. Aug 25.-ln'ormation
reached here to-day that o fatal explosion oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon in Shandley's
quarry on the outskirts OF Now Brunswick.
Daniel HhRgerty was killed. and two boys
PANEL Young aud Sweeney. as we'll as several
italians were Wounded. Fhysicinns from
Princeton attended the Injured. none of whom
are supposed to he seriously hurt. This 10 the
third fatal ext los on which has occurred IN tho
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Not SO Poor - lie seemed.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-EIward Baker, m old
citizen OF st. Louis county, dad ut his homo
two weeks ago, apparently in destitute cir
cumstances. A few days ago some OF his rela-
tives we're cleaning up tho house in which he
died, for the purpose OF occupying It, ami dis.
covered an old trnns containing $4,000. Of
gold and silver. Hs left u widow and three
children. none OF whom suspected bis having
the money. He was farmer and was very
mil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
Celebrates His 10Th birthday.

MoSIyILLE. Conn, Aug. 25.-To- day the
friends and relatives assembled in the old
homestead TO celebrate the lO7th birthday OF
FafLer Martin Smith. M. smith lived l0l
WAS born. and iAen nv moved into n more
modern structure. lilo has over zoo descend
ants IN this country: The day that Mr.. Smith
sbo?ters OF all ages from sixteen sixty Years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
Said he Womb Re at tho bottom or tho
River

W. A. Cottrill a butcher at Liberty avenue
and Linwood street, Brooklyn. has been miss
ing since Aug. 90. On the day after his disap.
pearsuco he sent this note to hi, VITO:
MY DEAN WIFE: When you rsceivs this
will 10 at no bottom NJ the East liver"
As Cotril WAS in serious business Difficult
ties and had several HoIes coming due. IL IL
thought BY tho police that he has simply gone
OF to avoid his creditors and has no Intention
OF committing suicide.
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v1cE-coMMopoRE MoRoAN's ,AvEL1N.

start the engine. when his 33-foot cutter will
move Off at . speed OF about six miles an hour.
Using naphtha as an auxiliary power 10 By
no means now. hut the plan OF applying 1t to
sloop-ricRed keel craft SO feet inches on the
tank with a capacity OF four barrels. Tho trim
OF the yacht will DO altered somewhat By the
quantity Of naphtha carried. but with nearly
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AUXILIARY CUTTER HALF NOON

about . week. and Is then expected TO provo
tho practicabillty OF new idea. in which sails
and narhtha engine play important paris.
The auxiliary cutter was described in The
Sun last Sunday, but her picture gives a
clearer idea OF her appearance than can be
given in words. Her name Is Halt Moon. and
she Is for Mr.. James A. Roosevelt. Her hull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
Died tn His Cell.

William Moorhoof ngtd Gi years. 81 il0 Co.
lumbin street, Brooklyn, WAS locked NJ In the
Richard street station on Monday for tntoSi-
cation. He MAS found unconscious in his cell
~ the evening, and diod before the arrival Of
tho ambulance surgeon
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W. n. HEARsr's STEAM YACHT.

has been built BY the Gas Engine and Power
Company Of Morris Dock. which concern has
also built q ten-horse power naphtha engine
expressly for her. and whom Mr.. Roosevelt
finds himself deserted by the flckle breezes
along the coast all he will have to do will DO to
work tho naphtha pump. light q match, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
CLARENCE uoR.Rr THE rIcTOR.
He Defeats F. II. Hovey for First Place In
tho AiI.eonters' Tournnment.

NEWPORT Aug. 25.-Clarence Hobart beat r.
II. Hovey. ca. 30. &C. Sc. Go. This Ia
the result Of tho great match OF to-day. and a
great contest It was
The all-comers tennis tournament for 1901 Is
over. and Clarence Hobart OF Now York is tho
winner. BY his defeat OF L. II. Hovey. Hobart
has earned the right to be considered the
second tennis player in tho United States, and
the result OF to.morrow's match will deter
mine whether or not he is to be con sidered the
first export in tho country. Hobart defeated
Hovey on sheer pluck and perseverance at q
most critical time. lie was materially aided
by Hovey's rather losing his nervo and max
ing thres double faults in succession. most
insxcusable error, and one which means great
nervousness.
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CHARLESTON. S. e.. Aug 25.-In the special
census bulletin issued Wednesday tho state.
mont Is made that the assessed valuation Of
all property in South Carolina was Sl,s77. 097
less in 1890 than In 1880. The Com trollsr.
Generals report Of this State gave the total
Assessed , value OF al property In 1850 90 sls9.-
crease Of mora ,han sl7.5OOO0J. The new nc.
saSSment this ysnr will add thirty millions
moe 10 tho sssessol values oil the state.
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Twelve r:.n-rm.n Lo.t,. n Fog.

BosToS. Aug. 25.-Fisling schooner Joseph
Warren arrived to- Law and report- twelve Of
her crew. In six dUries, got astlRy In dense
fog OF Nantucket on saturday. Search for
them proved fruiilesss. and the schooner re-
turned without them. IL is thought they may
have been picked M by some outward bound
fishermen. The men belong in Boston.
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JUST DROPPED IN.
were no bidders he withdrew them. These
ware Withdrawn.


were no bidders he withdrew them. These
were Withdrawn:
BY Sor,S asn: velvet hunting Made
IN "Enpi..s iS.sphi1s ores. p:rt.e. ,.e..!m.l.
%S: old e ,.s
n.as by t:e co su;ss q green velvet d's habit
s ~, = The hou'. II hads y %o;'S
ia "Ernani" black velvet dre.a embroidered in
Hhn. stones named in honor Of Chiek .sav GuardI
p:aH fs:. pa asi. i've: s.Se..
s."s''s Co... IN sps' vines and blossoms Made BY
un ~ Mhs.taress smerodsrsd with shsaves OF wheat
Aiss S"F;" ar. ;, r.u, Cos. g 800
;, p. surrf.. m..se. with high Abbott collar Mad.
w. y. "Rnv sla.~ ruby and amber dress Made b,
was witnessed ut an auction sale. these were
worth "Iq s: sss s b. q. dress
io s sl..s beads Maj. ~ Worth. Cost ssao
v!n.. &, :h
There was a Juliet potion dress. Grape de
Inn E ass and
wGY hs fvallow Sr d. po.ion sRa AZ happy
@ sod Tor "h Tis Glss. h shH 5ssa
9Th 81 REs . snf Of Tn MG a'S
tsc ssvfs
SO end $50 each. That wound up the sale, -.
Mrs C!ari. but guess they're al brose I'm I'm
going to sell the dresses that were withdrawn
decsn pe.s hem Mby
pity that's all"
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the deck except what IL necessary. More rake
f. her stack would perhaps give. her more Of a
HerreshoR look. but oven as ehe 10 she 10 an
duce the time OF travel between his country
place At Newport and this city. 1t Is said that
he may sell her and build another fast yacht
with more cabin accommodation.
The yacht for Mr.. Hearst comes near being
the fastest steam yacht In tho world. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
ro,.on.a tn. Minister. Cows.

FLEMINGToN. n. Aug, 25.-Somsbody throw
lot OF poisoned apples into the barnysrd Of
the Rev. Charles Moore at sand Brook on Sun.
day night Tho minister's five cows ate the
frnit and died Yesterday morning. There 10 NO
clue to the identity OF tho rascal
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The funeral OF Police Captain Daniel ].
Lowery Of tho BROOKLYN department took

place yesterday morning. A police escort OF
$50 men, headed by the mounted squad and
accom- panisi by Contrr,o's band. escorted
the body from the residence AT 1876 God
street TO s.. Jamess Church in lay. street,
where arcGuiem mass was celebrated By tho
o procession Was formed and followed the
hearss to Flatbush avenue and the city line
This, interment was In Holy Gross Cemetery.
Ilatbush.
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Shooting for /. sk0 Medal.

the Down Tswa Athletic Club shot . match at fifteen
live birds s.sh At Dexter Park ys,tsIdsy the eena-
second barrel count half bird. twenty nvs yards
rise trophy 10 cost 10 II was close match
Lavse winning by half bird. The SCORES were N.
Quinn, 10; j. LAvele, IVA
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beam 10 70 feet 4 inches, She draws
s feet 4 inches OF water. THIS is the
iirs. time Gnadrnplo expansion engines have
craft through the water In a STYLE similar 10 that
OF the torpedo boat Cushing. She bures at the
stern and rises at the bow. making tho nscss-
eary Two WAVES. She has already attained q
sneed oftwenty-fonr. miles an hour. and that
without utilizing oil her power.
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WILLIAMsPoRT. Pa, Aug. 25.-William H.
Danley. who carries the mail between tho
Wiliamsport and North Branch Railroad sta
ton and the village OF Tivoli. was stung by a
bee Yesterday while at work He complained
OF eycruciating pain and his hand began 20
swell rapidly. In a few minutes his whole sys-
tenn WAS affected. Ion minutes after being
stnnG he fell into q comatoss'condi ion. and In
five minutes more. and before aid could 10
summoned. Eo was dead.
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The Diana Gus Club shoot.

The Diana Gnn Cmo had isreEular monthly shoot =,
Dexter rSrs lstsfdaN Irs'itsnt Hartman Was not
rrssent. ard ouly ~ few memEer. ate ided The club
ntwo sas.ss fs,tsrda .h' rd., ~ the second class
Iiass A. Z. Muuch. 20 ysrda !, a. Rlngs. ~ yards T.
The rest OF the marksmen In Glass did not compete
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Riae Sh oetiss for !. Modal.

The South Brooklyn Rihs Club gave medal for com.
petition At woodiswn Park, l. l.. Yesterday. and Ok.
tended an invitation to the South Brooklyn Sharp.
the regulation tsis., tire. ,he!. each Ios.b:
won BY n Lerkel with II. lie belongs the sharp-
shootera Capt. BIschon had charge Of the arrange
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title Of cham ron probably, rests between her
test Of speed can settle the question OF superi-
oIily between them; Such test would be in
built for lust such q contest. Mr.. Hearst's
yacht also has q Thornycroft boiler end
auadruple- expansion engines, she is liz
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Trial Trips OF the oneord nnd Benn,sc ton

WASni%Gro-'. Amc. % Henorts have teea
received atiho navy department OF the trial
tr.Is Of both the [ ni,eG States ships Ben ins.
ton and Concord. which took plars last woek.
Tho REPORTS show that the trips Of both VEN
successful.
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Cusacks new court In Newark was the scene Of An
interesting contest Saturday the struggle being be-
tween bronnhan and Matthew'S for tho cham psnship
OF the Iron Bound district and &2a Tho gallery was
crowded with adherena Of both men. but MAthswa
the Galway lad appeared to be the favorts Breughau
however, showed that Donegal produced player now
.na then o .nS b: nnsy .onnd up Sy beating hi.
strong hitting powers 1hs score wAsi
1ssSess.. u q a 7.ss
Cub .sS .n:s ss5Skyn
wa. on sax: and he and h
s.1n and ma p.r'n.as:~ia u u FL 3a-ss
s.o c ssb ,h e.. s Sss
py Close margin The score
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