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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
FAILURE or HARRISON LosIxs = co.
TIE shirbuiidtng FIR. That - H.ilafne
,Cruieer Ne, n Cssspeiiea 20 Ae-ieu.


The sAirbaiidins rl,-. That - B.ilaine
,Cruiser Ne. ~ s'ssspeiiea 10 Ae.isn.
Bosros. Oct. 17.-The red tape incident TO
the fulnlment Of Government contracts has
resulted IN pushing another shipbuilding Arm
10 the wall
Harrison Loring L Co. made An assignment
late this aftefuoop. and tonight the members
OF the firm are trying to realize what II all
means, 20 entirely unexpected was the blow.
Twenty -four hours ago there was no thought
OF trouble
The Arm has for two years been at work on
Cruiser No IL. ono OF the new protected
cruisers. and has received eleven payments
thereon. The twelfth payment was expected
to-day, bat there was disagreement With the
Government supervisor Us to the amount Of
work required before that payment would be
forthcoming. t0r 81
3 Tho work was divided into twenty parts or
stages. and 80 was tho contract price. 1914
900. As soon as one section was fin
ished IL was paid for. The Government
supervisor claimed that the amount of
work b entftle the Arm 10 tbs twelfth
payment had not been performed. and
no would not approve the bills Until the
work was done. Mr.. LorinR's notes bad been
based upon this payment. and when he learned
that tho money would not BIO forthooming for
a few weeks he saw that he must g 70 tho wall;
Secretary Tracy was consulted. but ~ would QUIZ,
tSins i'll for MI Mr. ferIps Late sshfeSt e
he possesses to President Charles Il. Allen Of
tho Homo Sayings Bank OF BOSTON, george
7. Quintard OF NeW York. And Harrison LoEtnE.
Massachusefts and Pennsyiyants. and. they
comprise banks and firms IN the iron mad steel
trade. The liabilities are estimated a. $37S-
OgN The noninals assets are $50 600
In addition to Cruiser No. II tho firm has
for tho Government besides machine WORK
for private coneerns. The largest creditors
have beep consulted and arrangements hhye
been made whereby the Government work Will
be completed By the assignees. Tho four YES
sells Etll the ,r be completed in the time
at the foot Of d street. South Boston. Five
hundred bands have been employed since the
Goyernmcnt work Was taken two years agH !.
three lisSters tor aess,nmsn ss seryies. sFSs
has been famous for tie iron ,stcams-
ships has turned ont During the
war IT built the monitors Nahniif and
Caponisas, the latter q which snstaIned With;
the batteries Of Fort Fisher The lrm also
built the engines OF the sloop OF war Hartford.
and since the war has turned out the iron
steamers Worcester and Carroll. -.
fcns'ts i'E s,oisst Ss' ss1fo e. e.
2.OOO-ton protected steel cruisers. aud
the contract calls for a speed Of seven.
teen knots. She will carry q main battery OF
two siH-inch and eight four-inch rapid-fre
guns and a secondary battery Of two six
cannon. one Gattling gun. and six torpedo
guns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

Bahylou. comprising several hundred acres
OF land. . commodious mansion. . milo
track. and good barns and paddocks.
was sold to u Clarkson Potter for $685.
0OO. This included the farm implsmsnts.
tools. &c. The same gentleman. who Is evi-
IDENTIFY going into racing and breeding on q
magnificent seal osecurad ths four years Lease
ESR Of Ss psr h ysss np 1 y Ksf l.
s sSsse.E I Hun .0'f fons se'Ps a y. xSsa
potitors for. many Of the choicest lots. his
ou 81 o asE fa2Stns sR az
sss yda hs Ygk BY by IL Sass
= The audience In TsttereaiPs last night was
RrSss thsh tSat sMcs pepasny
rnpposod to attend horse saies. But THO was
s!Sp Psstninsnt IL nearly ever sIh:s%fs
81 % was taeGG e.
GLOW oS tho electric lights Many handsoms
ricnipEsof tie a9ctlSnosE the ieir ones SGpid
WIS drought into tho ring.
. sssSs
fnfs|fisspes eng In t,o broad. hsndsoGns iaes
iithsr md thithsr looking about him. Hs
. IN asea Ss n assts s4 su r.
fling in close rroxlmity to tho rinE 'i moved S
their chairs III hurry. fearing contact
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
OUR SAILORS IN A FIGHT.
THEY AnE ATTACKED NJ OHIEfAN
SAILORS I'M TME g1REEL

a u.,.,. IA. 70. =. r,.S>,.- o~s
s.,,.~ go. -. I.,..-.,. Esliea s.S
Fsys sesaor.iy ,yo..Ses-THs Chuis.s
ALSO snfrer-rarther Trs~sss fssreA.
s.ru.oo Oct ~ Tho .cts.Amsr,o.a nal
,nc wlicb "a yayv nronos,nced. 10000 oii-
NAV Iast evsn,no IN tho strs.ta n ynlparaiso,
A nnmher 81 saiiors ~ ths unitod States
steamer Ra,t,mora, nou IN frat mort. were
WALKING alone tha stroet vhcn they wore oon-
fronted Inv aomo aai,ors N n Chilian man-of-
war
sorne v,orda m aasd ,pbe,, a 8erce fisbt fol-
lowed. Tbero wos cviiont,v md blood on
hotl, sidea. and e. univ naeded n pretext 10
bring an a conHict
Doth nartiea vero arpoot, With knives and
nistols. which, wcre froaIv psed during the
.,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

The Ridgewood Gun Club DID, not shoot yssterdi
Tho shoot % postponed unttl next Trtday.

IN n. R!assxosd Gun c,aS d!S g. shoot yesterday
~: sS: met 4
tS a9 .sss az ~
n:s:s s?: sasf sys Sa
sa sAsf Ss a' sSsn a GsD w.
ssny as andsP
%ssi%nl II ~. S:stas.iI x w''lHHs'0 j.
IT, sa :ass . srs
s In s. IN Si' % q %a
G Ii. ssS: u A
won.
The Hudson Rias Club q Marion, y; j. sessn it, an
Done es9.ad ~ sss sstins .srss. II 4s fsss
s p SSS .ns si Bodily EsS
IL :aS sSifs 90 &c.
The members Of the Miller Rihs Club hsd their rsg-
:::S s.e ::S$s:'s =
Fonts: ,sSss;ss%es.' "A: iI: ss fR.:SI ~:
csssss sa fsa p.~sy haSs
ss.s::. IN: III s tx g.. v ss
The ystsrsn spors.msn who comprise u. Essss osn
;ssss =; 'ss:sy Ss W. s!sss: ass :S Tssas:
conditions were 10 birds per man. bshdcap RISES aud
birmingham rules TO govern The scores follow; Glass
40 yards l-yrsche 10 kills; h!ein!na y: Hnyes
g. Glass fsS yards Tis..L Q nsadon 10 dils; Lsday
v kills; ThonaS .; speer. 3.
to e sS: . Sas 'ss
show what l. Z. davenport could do with specially
Blatmacher himself This w6s In view Of naysnport1
match with Pred Hosy OF the Central Gsn Cisb. The
nrst sweepstakes was q twSny hTa ZACH yards
rtss And the scores were; Dr. saei, IA Er; nsSs1
sais:a: d. sGsiis. Is; I. T. DsvesroTS u; A. rurdy
H. Tho third sweepstakes was At thirty ptids eect
Dr. Shells killed ~ and l. 7. DaysupoFt ~ TO hnls6
up the birds DIT ghells aud l. Davenport shot bird Tor
bird and each killed nino straight his hsesDht Day
Imports total for tho day up to rs out Of ~ shot A.
RED bASk Oct le-Ths Riverside Gun Club held thsis
elug hahdissp. birds @ entrance; buckingham rule,
bsy saS sSsS !s
sysnt~IiSs 6rds 10 entrance. James Cooper and d
N. Cooper each Killed and divided hrst money John
Dsy. John Cooper. and ii: u white each Killed and
divided second money. y. =. coruwsi and William y
s sai s' Wit. sos.s s, .aS
s Sh r
white and d. u. Cooper divided again on the Aeooud
round A. WINS and JatneS Cooper both falling ont
the seoep9 6ida ftnsl sysat-Aia end ou;' ~ en-.
Ing out on the nSst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
LADY nENRT soMEnsErs SPEECH
She Tells = New York Audience 6oAethia
About the West Lendsn 1llasisa.

She Tells New York Audience Souethiag
About the West Lsnasn SGissisa.
Lady Henry Somerset. wife Of tho second son
Of the Duke Of Beaufort. a member OF the
ancient aristooracy Of England" ~ Il was ad-
,vertised in the papers. stood before the largest
congregation that ever attended the Con-
trail Methodist Episcopal Church in Sew
enth avenue. near Fourteenth street. last
night and spoke about the West London Mis-
sion. A good many persons in the throng
seemed disappointed when they saw Lady
Henry in her plain black silk dress. with moth
ing to distinguish her from hundreds OF other
women ss she sat on the platform.
The pastor OF the church announced that
the meeting had been called In the in
terest OF the West London Mission.
He introduced W. d. Walters. the
General Secretary Of tho mission.
clerical looking man; with SIN Goth ; q,
tshed the pastor introduced Lady Horny SOM
ratSery sto enEy VIII Il sS findg seasnres she
S Ssiess sSs lss i following tSs charm
Win e. e. fs
authority HS hsn thoss drscts sonnsssod With
s u % wet on
could not 60 home. vent to one Of ouS perks
e. aens ns:
the sSsh &sss off London IL wss eS ac
Gareda dr9m The printed ssR0: have
su lda sps lash pSs
thut has been brought to tho face Of many
weary working woman when she /. xss visited
q children in novels sad the contentment Of
'"e B sn H. ha aR0 Eco Huehe., the superu
tendent Of this great work. has done even more
Of London. lin the mldst Of the cultured classes,
moder s Ensiand he has xased sfS erce
ana al tie other the wi Vices 81 TIE ~eaitRy W.
S9 tsS shs % h sey
h ins Their uncensol es or ealloSs ocen-
%RSs back s1s Saonkss Wiz
DEGRADATION BY Pinehed poverty ana want:
But you DO MT know how many hearts are
footsteps are treading. the marble floors Of
TIE darkness e dpd the hsppiness Of which
When Lady Houry sat down thsro Was long
FIJI; Masss;o II sss sss:
ganisatiSp connected with her husbands
wear q uniform. are not bound BY vows. and
sPTeRRs s spe IS Ss II Price
don Msson.
sa ssia %
similar mission.
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Many lovers OF the sport OF cumming for
bluefsh ARE deferred from indulging In it by
the difficulty OF getting supply Of menhaden
Turing these fish. To such we suggest more
economical plan: one easily followed. which
ing the fighting blues. but for weakilsh and
other species, Buy o gallon, demijohn and
ali 1t with crude menhaden oil. which eau be
fishing ground. which is presumably one Of
the shallow 1--we to fifteen feet, bars or swims
pint Of tho oil over the bow. until u slick" Is
formed on tho tideway. which is best when
gentle or slow as 1t is at the Great Kills and
method. It has yielded us excellent results,
and VIC have killed many lesping blue when
our slick" was in working order. Another
advantages and to many very important one.
arises from the soothing effect OF the oil upon
the troubled waters. It will cf,asten them SO
that those with weak stomachs can fish with
out oualm orsdistress.
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TAe ssssaust Congress.

,'(o.Svisk "a: I. 6y As !Sne Iork Asoeinsad rrsA)
BERLIN, Oct 1.-THE Socialist Congress To-
night. on motion OF Herr Bobel. adopted COM
prehensive resolution to the effect that in
consideration OF the fact that the movement OF
the proletariat aims at the possession Of po-
litical power. which can only be, achieved by
perseyeri1g work. the Congress declares that
no reason EXISTS Why q change should be made
ftom the taetice formerly pursued Although
ing the immediate results to be OBJ
tatned from action in Parliament:
Socialist 7membcrs to the ReichstnG. various
lantags. md communal councils Of special
mands that each adherent party give explicit
adhesion to tho resolutions, adopted by q
individual members full right to crtlcise tho
act!on Of Socialist momhe r. OF the keichstag
Finally. the the, Congress- .t1lrms that the prin,
guide the members OF tho party In their deal
ings with each other and with all men OF what:
ever race or religion. heCongress adjourned
to might
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
Rare Examples OF tho Looms or the Old
Word to he Seen Mt w. a. j. Sloaue'y.

- ~. 49,. H. .......,,.. L., c,.,. ...
az ~" y. ees..a"'s ~ e1'aA1 e1'pss uepe''men'
90. sHIs S W w. wo,sa ~ one piece Win
'',"... .a " ..s,'. :. rA,'e'n ~ 'o'oi'ns'
sAsuo :" ~ a.s .s"sHel 70 1A'us
s,s =. 49, 1890 yn n, W. s
o"e y. Wv INV 10. y. eHAau'oa ~ 'n's os'Aou.n'
'as".. ~. !" v.@'.'s ~ = Wy synsu
DsS ~o.ea .,""n.. ua'as ss' oae .ons =. oo'of -
s..u ~ |Io Wy " 'aa e.'rS.' Wv. w o0lus1~
."so, u..sn y. a.,e,ss sHNons, t"'s we've
'oa p'a.a ""se suan any,n,ns .'e. Hua
20" y. aAu y" 'oo'' "Hea ,o' VI 's .ou'u NOT
10 'u'uon' IN INC 'ai's' a,e. laurie iia'n eolo's
AZ A~o sesn =" 'sNeu sno AAmiusterS
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going to the bid Of 2. ". Shreys. the
Ia s, sfas1s sa
sSS%p. only Ss s BENG rd ssmSs
ssf sg9 Pa fssi's: i q sSS fSs ia
Then the yearilnF. wore bronsht In accord I'd
yhS IF r tas r 1ogn aS SnstSs:a
a nss.afnnt The Ss,t nr's 70 G Mssss
s ay Ss Slcssht y 5ss T:f .as
Sm5ip's T2s sspS 20 mr. a
%ss well stata J99' & a - su sss
Hepri1ston. James Howe. Pierre LoSiiiard. and
Wyndhnm. Walden. who was buying for the
M MssSr Walden Masr md oens Lossrd SEop
ss, i III sssSb sSp. "a
and h s fo s.. yea yssrlins f@r very EisG
s. sss ast re sssa . e
ii ss$ q; ga Il: an Ss IT,
SesMssn Msssrs RsT ana
e sSss %ssn Is ossS Rs s " s
self out at her first essay; He carried the
price along and smiled biandty vhen sho was
knocked down for Sll.OOO.
And 40 Il went all night. Rowc paid $4,000
for the smashing danghtor Of st Blaise and
Ciarn. and thcrefore sister to Clase9aaon: out
shrowd turfman took the Oily BY 81 Bliise
assrS tQE Zig sSy csit y n Jsss oSs q III; 9T:
for. the chestnut colt 81 st. B,a!se out OF
Bella Donna by KlpRfsher; bit MI: kesne
icii to Ms lid tor xiO.GHO. .Marcus baiy
bought few aud Charles Fleischnan bobbed
Jns. Howe viii not divuige the name OF the
man for whom no bought He laughs It OF
od-nnturediy. 4. J. Joyner. his friend. said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
MANHATTAN BIcrcLE czUB RicEs.
soue Good xi6ine, and = Mig Crowd See
the Snort.


The Manhattan Bicycle Club held its annual
fall race meet at Madison Squire Garden last
night. and some $500 spectators bad chance
to see the much advertised inclined raclng
track and arrangements made for the eix-day
bicycle race which begins this evening q few
minutes after midnight.
The success OF the evening was the fancy
and trick riding OF ". s. Nsltby. probably the
clsvsrest rider In the country at this sport. Ho
first appeared ss . giddy blonde damsel.
dressed Ia ballet. and his makeup was so
good that tho majority were not aware OF an
impeisonation until the ridor took Oh his gold
en-haircd wig at the close Tho awkward At
tempts Of beginner wero afbsrwsrd portray.
cd By MAltby. and brought down tho house.
During the evening George W. Carmen. Jr..
and J. II. Dubois rode an exhibition on what
they call their white Flyer" It is an or
dinary 6G-inch bicycle. on which thoy ride
tandem. Tho summary Of the events follow:
sssi' s'$ s,ss1's' $
::ssss .s' %s nIs,:: ;: 81
9, sssssa = EasisT S:dss sSsin fGayss
:.ss.s:. & Ssi.s:t 4 :: &: thi!d I%s; minute;
s sfsfA s. sssSss nssss s''0tD ="
snd Riley third. lime, 8 minutes seconds. second
heat yoi BY Osborn. !rattou second, Bettner third
Final beet won BY Osborn. Debts second. Bratton
. s,ss 7
I've ~: Ssaisssy hspSs.pHwon by. ). " ynass
e ssp: y sh iso 1 I'm:
8 mtautes % 10 seconds.
One.mile Ordinary Novice Race-won BY "; Gledhill
e. - ssafS ySsR
tain D. A. O. second; 4. Fox. C. c. c. third. Time.
minutes . ~ seconds Final hcA. by fountain,
tirtstense1 ssccud. Giedhiu third. Time . minutes
ons.nle sasesy, nsndeap;.F,r.. hes. won BY c, X.
ssS ssaa second Tine nu.e: ssssnd s
en4 heat won W Groseh. 0. A. g, 40 yards; 4. r.
sttiysr. N. A. C.. 100 yards. second Time. uinutes
81 rs seconds. finoi heat won by Clemens. Groseh
second. HaRReTty third Time. minutes 90 81 seconds
one.mile Safety 60 Class Won by II. G: Wheeler, o.
i!d I rnise v'.s ssssg9 :. Sw setaefeF
TwOJplle safety. Handicap-Won by u. 4. Tanker. NJ
\. A. 200 yards eecoEd: g. i. Clemens. u. b. C., 40
ysxds. tlifd, Time minutes 90 - seconds.
Musesy I,1 nuEh s. Nf se g s
seceads Second hest BY. A. p, Rieh. n. y 4. q:
Q. A: Banker. ~ 4. G.. second: r. j. Berls NJ A. e.,
third. Time minutes 81 As secnnds Final heat won
by Rich. Bankxr second BsrIo third limo. minutes
-osssals Ordinary: Haneicap-wos b.. g. G. Smith,
ond; l. q, Iorpe. W. A. A. i4O yards. third. Time.
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Inprov,ssas /. Dress Salt.

About eight years age" said Auditor Joseph
bought q stall to SEQ Patti at the Royal. A
stall Corresponds TO- our boxes. When the
evening came took the ladies' around and
walked In at the door. But did not get far.
80 You cannot come In here said tho door
keeper:
my seat tickets
Well You cannot enter he. replied. deci-
siyely; your coat 81 is frock. and nothine but
Il expostulated I told him that my ketel
was long way OF and that the ladies would
and id not know the rule Of the theatre.
"Finnly he told me to so into the dressing
room. where the attendants might perhaps be
able to tx me out all right.
II went. expecting to pay twn or three
crowns for the loan Of q coat. The fellow
looked at mo a second, whipped pin from his
lapel, and pinned my coat tails back. and
found myself in evening dress!
Il gave tho man half o CROWN"
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years a member Of the New York Stock Ex-
change. where 10 has, Peep dealer In the suga.r
stocksprinepal y and had q good deal to do with
the sugar trust. Anybody Undertaking to
pound the sugar stocks is pretty sure to ma ni,
dore A. Hayameyer. one Of che sugar kings. 4.
He n we'll known In WcstcheHter county
as a member Of the Country Club and an
amnfsrI. karebgck rider OF pluck and nerve
Mr. jnmes ~. Waterburv's private circus a
NV ylpters ago. where hs performance n o, RI
vsllsd ths sFCsss o. somS ~ lno i"''' '"'h'''
Hshas not herctofore been knPwp as an owneI,
Of ttorcHghhred racing st9ck snt hns NAG q
nnnabsr o. sntfios In the exhibit. Of the horse
SHOW n Madlson Square 1srden and Won
q few few rocEs ago. Ms famous horse ,Allnight
won three prizes for Jumping. and 70 MISC .so
classes for single and double carriage horses.
fourth. hands.. and tandems. Mr.. PottSrs
father in law. Nh. Havemeyor. owns some line
trotting stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
RA6CON-IOWNSESD.
Tho Mexlcsa Minister 70 Japan AGarries
New Orleans Belie.

New Orleans Belle.
At $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss
Cora Townsend. belle OF New Orleans. and
Seior JOSS Martin Rasc6n. Mexican Minister
to japan. were married ut St Patrick's Cathe-
dral by the Rev. Father Murphy. Owing to
the recent death q Dir; John Deyereux. cousin
OF the brides mother. tho ceremony. was wit
messed BY. only tn. immediate family Of Miss
Townsend and Minister Rasc6n's Secretary
OF Legation. n Wollheim
Miss Townsend who Is pretty blonde. wore
mantle Of the sams lined with cherry ,coored
silk. Her todus YVES OF astrnkhan. with loops, OF
cherry colOrel velvet. She WAS attended by
her. sister. Miss Daisy Townsend as brides
maid. and another sister. Mrs /. H Stanton.
stood with the brides father and mother. Ar.
and Mrs. Gideon Townsend. near tho altnr.
The brideGrooms gifts t. the bride included
the deeds to q fine estate in Mexico and many
superb jewels among them q diamond collar
cite seiIor Rasc6n Is 20 years old, and has
had 2 large diplomatic exrerienol. At the
represented his country in Germany The
heim. LETT last night Tor Vancouver. They Will
sail on Oct. Is on tho steamship Empress OF
lpIjO for japan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
Bowling Gossip.

no MIN. star and Linden Grove clubs Of srook'yu
The RScrsA cation Bowling Club of tho crack elubs
OF Brooklyn has elected tho f0llswlnx Oerrs Tor the
opsulnv year: President 4. Chaplin vies.frosident,
&C. ilatncid: Secret.ry 4. W. STesay TrsAsurcr q.
IL L~ss Captain. Y. Soper.
Tho Pleasure Club players rolled tho following game
on Tuesday eyrning Uil Walls alloys: ClAasen. l49:
bishop, III; AtCnai. cz6; hsrteis. 49, Hohon, ITO:
Dankik. ip2 srrSg 1872; Willis Es9: Eraiick. lot;
hsrn b.
The Franklin Bowling Cinb bold their ilrvt regular
meeting At their hoadquartsn Frankesn !Ioase, j3Sth
street and Willis avenue. aud elected thu folio owing
officers for the year: MaTyenl0n. President: A. "
shpmAeher. Secretary; IT, BonnchAp rreasprer: A, H.
SEWERS Captain. They bowl every fhurDday evening.
Fifteen Young the ID district have formed
bow ling club and will howl evury Monday evening At
Victor Btsin's alleys Third ntenuo and l6Tth street.
The club will be known the norrisnna Bowling Club.
With tbs following ofnrers: iieury iinupt President;
Wtlian Esls. SecrsfarJ: ssnth Quick. Treasursr "a.
Spinner. Captain.
The anpsssd district propose, having bowling ,onr.
nAment durnf nsxt month nlted " clubs In the
Ssys decided g sh:er are ths rIa,klinh You,hisls
mons Thsse clubs alone wond Insure one Of the best
toQYnAmsnts held during the SEASON.
ne Ksys,ons BoylinS Club. composed q clerks en-.
River met rsesdAy evening whsn the followlaR of
hcers were elected: Z q. Richter. Captain; IL D. IL
Forge President; Simpson Secretary; 3 J. kiordan.
Treasurer; HenTy AsendOrt. official scorer. The club
viii meet every Tuesday evening At East twenty
second street.
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! Issushns,ly las. night: I'm going to train
Il was nearly midnight before the sale YES
concluded and the famous Nursery stud OF
the late Hon. August Belmont Is now thing
The following is summary OF the sale:
sTALIAoN9
St s'..s 81 oIaa.. Eas.ss s.%s
Nssas,in,r: s. T.. isss. by i%P Ths Ii:t'sd.
Magnetism. by ktnshshes: T.". sbrevs. New ,sooo
;$s n.s ss F:,.s No.;
yss;.. sSis e. b. 1878 sy Is.iaitoapp.
; EiIEsse y s.0etweii; Samuel Laea. Lag. 100
YEAILIS6s.
JsceS Rsppsr. New fsyF. 80. 80: $4,000
James kows New YORK ::.......:.:....r.r. 1900
ch.ss.as aiiy BY 81 si:I,:.wcod Yioi;s; ii.
Bay colt, BY Ths fIUsed-cordsiis; Jsnss .,,s
Chestnut iliy. by st. 'B.i.s-BsiIa. j.n.; ~
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by sy. ~ In9a;6e;l-6sii. Dcana ~iiiiia -
chs:,ass ss;it, ~ Sri1e. Ls;oo1od. G.;ilasn; ~.
cfs:saus Ri,y. by Firing. LsGpoid-Ila.iad.i ~.
Yosesi Kssne, isw York :.,.........:::... 10000
s;y aiIy: BY a. sls''s-imp ksvonaa; Aifs'y 49,
Bay eoii.Sy r: iiiUs.d-Hade.pp chs;. V,..sai LIZ.
Bay t iy, ~ r!.Ses Leopold H. Ho1aa o.
cs: s.saos =: s:.i-F:;;s; J:i:; 100
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Basils Forge Discovered

From reports it would appear that the site Of
Dasn's forge at Grand Pre- Is No longer rnys-
n sandy knoll about two miles west of the VII.
lage OF Woifvilie. came upon what is supposed
to be the remains OF the ancient hlnck smiths
ton stenes, charcoal. and Stag wore discov-
cred n large auantities. SO unless th9 Acedian
smithy. this Ia In oil likelihood tho sp1t who're
Basil lived and worked It looks AZ though
WoIfville was the heart Of the anciont village
NJ Grand BRA
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Odds and Eads OF Sports,

Inc Garisd Athletic Club OF Jersey CITY viii hold an
ente1t ainment ut AesfopOita an Hal on Nov. 2.
The LorilIard Athletic chb will hold their boxing
tsuruAnsnt NJ Woods Hail. Jersey CITY. tomorrow
evening. the club proposes holding lacrosse and foot
ball gafaes at Oakland Park on election day.
IL appears that the Herreshons will be the ones to
prove that olaAs OF yachts by y corrected
length rulo would develop type Of craft
Elward BURGESS always said 1t would with the present
formnl. Of msssurenient Nat heTsshoe s,Elsk the
faior OF Increasing the time allowances and leaving
tho classification ~ IL stands.
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England aid BE wona no. return q she r.esS coast
deRco at EyHck hudson por three weeks
there has been quite y conpettios among the San
bis man Il atm ysrS psp9lsr IN GaliforSis kiirain
known heavy weights were iEritsd TO meet him. hut
none Tespo.dsd fayoIa1ly AIew days ago the rAcino
tns;ae . oo,ae home aIybos ard Jos "a. y.Sksd sp
been Commissioned By tho rAcine tayb 90 nnd suit
sbls eppsasas Tor che nedon BOY aud WAS yesssIday
NorthSsst. who whipped Bob Ferguson the 6thtf usy
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Me-. Hal, n.d tho Friendly sqps,rel.

IRwINToN. Ga, Oct. 11.-Last week while Mr..
walking along narrow path ne discoverci q
squirrel coming down the path In tho opposite
direction. Mr. Hall stopped. stood perfectly
still, and the squirrel came running forward
and climbed upon Mr.. Halls shoulder. He
captured the animal and it LIS now In his pos
session. "a
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Tho Rev Dr.. Samuel H. Virgin pastor Of the
Pilgrim Church. Madison avenue and 121st
street, hna been called TO the pastorate OF the
cisco. He will probably decline the call