davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-31
NEWS NOTES OF THE WEEK.

State Treasurer Pons, of Florida, is
dead.
General Raymond Lee died at Bos-
ton, aged 80 years.
Diphtheria is raging in dreadful
form at Cass City, Mich.
Robert Ship, an Englishman, COM
mittcd suicide at San Luis Obispo, Cal.
Representative Wright of Pcnnsyl-
vania is recovering from an attack of
the grip.
The Union Pacific is experiencing
considerable trouble with snow in
Eastern Oregon.
A delegation of Blackfoot Indians,
who are visiting in Washington, were
given a reception by the President.
A collision occurred near Cuerne-
vaca, Mexico, on the Southern railroad,
resulting in the death of twelve people.
The private banks at Waynesboro,
Warrcnton and Newmarket, Va, have
all suspended. 1t is believed that de-
positors viii be paid in full.
AtReading, Pa, has been commenced
an investigation into grave scandal,
growing out of the escape of Beatrice
Collins, female couuterfeiter, from
Jail.
A dispatch states that Father MINI,
Chinese priest, and a thousand native
Christians were massacred by the rebels
during the recent troubles in Northern
China.
Catarina CARA, the so-called revo-
lutionist, has proposed to the Mexican
Government to lay down his arms for
$40, 200 or for consulate in the United
States.
The Russian Government has decided
to support France in its application to
the powers to enforce Bulgaria's OBJ
servance of the capitulation between
France and Bulgaria.
At public meeting held in Innerkip,
Ont. resolution was carried favoring
political union with the United States
as means of bringing prosperity to
the people of Canada.
A famished peasant in one of the
poverty-stricken districts of Russia
killed five men for the purpose of rob
bling them and buying food. He was
driven insane by hunger.
A bloody and fatal fight occurred at
a dance at Macmenny, Ala, Christmas
Eve. James Sweat got into difficulty
with another man. who shot him dead. |
The fight then became general. and
five others were seriously injured.
The Osservatore Romano says that !
strict instructions have been issued by |
the Government TO the effect that pork |
imported from the United States must |
henceforth be carefully inspected, ow-
ing to the fact that some of the meat |
has been found infected with trichina. |
A decree dissolving the Farmers and |
Mechanics Fire Insurance Company of
Millersburg, the Merchants of Altoona |
and the Dauphin Fire Insurance Com
pany of Dauphin, Pa, and appointing
a receiver has been rendered The
are mutual fire companies, |
and are insolvent.
The English Club at Biarritz recently |
refused to admit Gladstone to honorary |
membership, and Sir Andrew Fair
BARN, Gladstone's proposer, resigned
the presidency. Now, however, the
club has reconsidered the determine
ton and sent Gladstone an invitation.
The incident seems to be ended.
BY a head-end collision on the Du-
luth, South Shore and Atlantic rail-
road, the conductor, engineer and fire
man were instantly killed, and Engi-
neer Rancy and a brakeman were seri-
Dusly injured. The wreck was due to
The blunder of the operator at Cham
pion, who failed to hold the train as
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-31
SHsL0H'S
co N S U M PTiON
CURE.

The success OF this Great Cough Cure Is
without parallel in the history-of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell IL on pos
Hive guarantee, test that no other cure can
successfully stand. That it may become
known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ex-
rense, are placing a Sample Bottle Free into
every home in the United States and Canada.
If you have Cough, Sore Throat, or Bron-
chitis, use it, for it will cure you. II your
child has the Group, or Whooping Cough, use
It promptly, and relief is sure. II you dread
that insidious disease Consumption, use it.
Ask your Druggist for SEIILoH'S CURE,
Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81 90. Ifyour Lungs
are sore or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price IS cts. For sale by all Drug
eists and Dealers.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-31
In The Interest Of Your Family
DON'T MISS THIS.

| ARE VIII Interested In the cause OF the spread
OF clean, healthy newspaper read
ingl II Is the best, weapon with which to
| fight the trashy and vicious papers that in
TEST the home. Are you
GOING TO TAKE holG Of tn this question Rract
at least one family of your acquaintance, who
does not now take the Witness, TO join with
you and take
ADVANTAGE OF our T Dricn tic ,d to put The
may be within the easy reach of almost every
body, VIZ, az $50 for an Old and New Sub
scriDer or Two New ScrlberS? The Witness
ought 10 have, and must have, big circula-
ton. Wlllyou not
OFFER TO GET YOUR Fas s% to Tsnd c6 Sr
The WITNESS is family paper; it has some
thing of interest for each member of the
family. Think of 1t, the
WITNESS FOR rs CENTS A YEAR!
What a mass of sound, healthy reading!
Eight large pages coming for fifty-two weeks,
bringing News, Editorials, Weekly Sermon by
Talmage, Weekly Sunday-scho Lesson by
DR.. Pentecost. a Home Department full Of
letters OF inquiry counsel, warning and
encouragement. You know the WITNESS is
IL year, but In order TO get 5000 New Sub
scrlbers we offer to take one Old and one
New, or two New Subscribers clubbing to-
gether, for Is cents each
The REVISED ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN.
MICA profusely illustrated, 20 volumes, 1000
"'oA pages 1900 columns, 100000 words,
96 maps printed In colOrs, sent carriage paid
with the WITNESS for one year for $50.
LirI VI ohLhmhN his time Profusely, IL
Illustrated, beautifully bound. This book
makes most thrilling tale Of an eventful
career. Ii Is book without which no library
will be complete. Every old soldier will de-
sire IL, besides thousands OF others who love
and honor the name of sherman, Sent with
the WITNESS for year for $50.
GRANTS MEMOIRS Sr ySIs Gen t6S G i6 g
Sent with the Cosmopolitan Magazine and
WITNESS for one year for s.. All postpaid by
us.
LARGE PREMIUM LIST, containing particulars
of offers OF BAGsTER's BIBLES, GOOD Books,
ORGANS, SEWING MACHINES, WATCHES. etc,
etc. sent free on application by postal card.
All Address
JOHN DOUGALL & CO.,
$50 Nassau ST.. New York.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-31
Ever Devised

have used them In my family and caused
them to be used among my friends and en-
ployes for more than twenty years. To my
certain knowledge many cases of the follow
ing complaints have been completely and
permanently cured by the use of Ayers Pills
alone Third day chills, dumb ague, bilious
fever, sick headache, rheumatism, fiux, dys-
pepsia, constipation, and hard colds. know
that moderate use of Ayers Pills, contin-
ued for few days or weeks, as the nature
OF the complaint required, would be found
an absolute cure for the disorders have
named aboye,"-J. o. Wilson, Contractor
and Builder, Sulphur Springs, Texas.
For eight years was afflicted with con-
stipatlon, which at last became so bad that
the doctors could do no more for me. Then
began to take
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-31
GEN. GRANTS
1! sE. "a. MEMOIRS i: r: =: =,
ORIGINAL $3.50 EDITION FOR
5O-CENTS-5 60

Mo book has ever had such sale in the
~ United states as General Grants Me-
mOirs, over $4,000 copies have already gone
into the homes OF the rich, but the subscrip-
tion price Of 500 has placed IL beyond the
reach of people In moderate circumstances.
IL Gj0,000pcople have been willing 10 pay 500
for Grants Memoirs, there must be "a couple
of million people in the United States who
want them, and will jump at the opportunity
TO buy mt the low figures here offered
We will send you General Grants Memoirs,
green and gold binding, hitherto sold by SUBJ
scrlption ut 800,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
VOLUNTEER AND GLORIANA.
FIRST HOME or THE NEW TORK'S
FLEET FOR THE 0OELET CUPS

The ola Coz Defender sails Finely IA Her
New niE. bat she May Lose tie Prise
On . Fo~l--Ths Gioriana wias N Cas-.
ts'-Hostonians FIaaeA Ths,r Faith IN
the Owesne, hut she Was Disabled
or 20 Mnrths's viaeysra To-day.
NEWPORT Aug. Tho Gloriana and volun-
teer won, unless the latter 10 ruled out for foul
ing. These two instances were the features Of
Goelet Gun day ri the New York Yacht Club.
Tho Glorinhn did not seem to be doing any
thing so remarkable In the eyes OF Nav York
Yacht Club men. who saw her sail down the
bag In tho June races. but Boston yachtsmsn.
who had not seen how easily and gracefully
she d. o. tho trick to windward. fairly Gusped
to 90 thair pct. or at least ono OF them. left
astern as though she was landmark. II It
had not been for the Volunteer. they would
have collapsed altogether.
Tho Volunteer. however. had n close shave
for frat placc Mt the hands OF tho Iroouois. and
may vet lose for fouling tho a oop Oracle at the
first turn. The Volunteer had worked up to
first place an onE tho schooneis, and tho Oracle
was second to tho GlorIana. Both wore on the
atarboard tack with tho Oracle ahead. Tho
tide was running ebb and strong to the
eastward. The Oracle had to pinch to work
around the mark. Up camo the big Volunteer
md established an overlap but tho Oracle
was next to the buoy. and Ind the right OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
a POOR SEASON FOR SALMON
Disguised Fishermen Rotnrn,ag Home from
tho Canada StreRms.

QuEpEc, Aug. 6.-AmerIcan anglers are pass
Ing through Quebec almost every day on their
way homo from tho Canadian salmon streams.
As n rule they express strong dissatisfaction
with their summers sport. Tho season has
been tho worst on record. especinlly upon tho
south shore streams Tho far.iamed Rcs,i-
Eouohe has proved. 10 overy body's surprise. I'm
utter failure.
The poor sport had In the carly part OF the
season hy Cornelius Vanderbilt. Harry Iiol-
Inns. and Billy Florence has proved to be the
experience OF all the members OF tho Restl-
Rouche Club. This Is largely due to the dry.
ness In tho early part u the season aud to the
absence OF spring fresheta. The rivera have
been exceedingly low and tho water 40 clear
that the salmon could not be induced to rise.
There also appears to have been = rent rknblo
and altogether unexplained decrease Ia tho
run OF flsh upon the south shore OF tho Gnli
and In the Dale des Cha!eurs this yenr. Even
the seines nlong the coast have been worry
TGs lSss fruitful q snl th.n usual
orp.s are o on With VIII inGluns,on
the action 81 tho dominion Government in
"a a nf A. %o0te Claimed ,ss
these ne arc so placed Rs TO prevent m"st Of
the nssvy , as,on o9 snH n
P 9,, VII be entered by the club nxa,nst The
spbm!tinV 10 the instruction Of such Halu.
Even upon The .much.covc,ed Cascapodia.
heWsy"r where The iI.hinE Iri,ileg.:s AZ A..
there has hem but lit 10 susSoss his Year.
Lord Stanley ha- lust returned to Ottawa from
his shnF &c With hs 90 e., recoT Eyer
Will" his Excellency's guest. did scarcely any
etter llshing Ihis year than he did year ago.
when hs eilUr.s to hook salmon proved a to-
Brent Good and party have Killed few nsh
TnIlin Hpon tbs Dar!moI.k, Thomas Muir:
f Ssss Of G1 ,Ss ias aOk d q
and Marty on the G.soateiir. tS"usI they ali
60 hEms more o or iess disappointed with the
.'fns 90 ass .n'1ih b.v. enjoyed anything
con are those WHO have t.hed. or are still fsh.
,,Janes Graz q NY York. prssld.nt o. the
week lis Tsy hs%e ' r" camp
Tho Marguerite. which Is = tributary - thu
a. Wsys eYs1 SseF sns
Boston. is still upon The river. but the season
10 last drawing t. close.
Mr.. Chapman Of NV York, and Gen, Wade
resary n n the ksyy F Wa0ca Wi,ney AMI II:
brS,hsr;!n, lay e H ravSSs; have Killed som:
Isf,y s On om snt ~Ssrs s
IhiIadelphians, 4, cludire Amos r. Little.
DayL g. Yates. aud u. Boerden. killed l67 fish
with i've rods.
Somehow the Canadian Government does
not yet appear TO realize tie fact that it Is poor
policy to sell seinine rGhts because salmon
whsre Noted are. not worth more than Is
cents a pound while hundreds of American
pound OF fish lhey take out OF It. Mr. H. A.
Gildstsleeve Of New York In n recent letter
Is authority for tho statement that the 5000
sons OF Uncle Sam who Invade Canada's
streams and lakes sveIy year expend any
where from $50 to $4,000 apiece Tho sum
total Of their expenditure cannot b. eas than
sl.ooonoO. and probably exceeds three times
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
IL Wood. am Ar..rouna Crook,

James s. Woods. who WAS arrested by Do.
tectivo Morris in jersey City on Wednesday.
accused OF attempting to obtain SEQ by forging
the name OF John s. Vote to a telegram sent
to the Tittsfeld National Bank Of Massxcbu>
setts. is In moro trouble. On Monday evening
a we'll dressed man went into Patrick Bnxter's
saloon. Al York street. and asked Tor glass of
beer. Mrs. Baxter waited on him. her husband
being asleep at n tabl.. She va. then called
to a side door. and when she, returned the
stranger wHs gone. When her hushAhd woke
i,ientifled Woods as the man who was In ths
one OF several pnwn tickets found In Woods's
possession represents Mr. kAxtsr's watch.
Fonr check. purrnrtinGtO have been signed
by Henry p. Hotchkiss and drawn on the
Mechanics. National Bank Of NeW Haven We're
Murphy received a letter yerterdsy from G J.
men'; that no person OF inat name livsd in
Now Haven and no sncl, person Was known ae
the bnnk. The Jorsey CITY police believe they
have capturnd M Inplishe swindleI. Ne
will have an examination teiore Justice Davis
to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
CRACK aHozs AT HOLLYWOOD
Edgar Murphy Beats Phi Da,y, Jr.. tho
Latter havlag e AtoH

Inc match which was to have been shot on
on Thursday last between Oaklsish Tho,ns
ana Edgar g. Murphy for Al.OOO q side was
unavoiinbly POSTPONED. owing tn an accident
which Tor the time com petsiy disabled Thorne
us well-known tina, the two mon are matched
10 shoos series Of contests, each ut 100 birds,
and $1,000 Der man each mat.h.
Two Interesting contests were decided on
the HOLLYWOOD grounds Yesterday. one 10.
tween Cup. A. &. Money and Fred Hoey and
inc other between Phil Day. Jr.. and Edgar
Murphy. bo;h OF Long BRANCH. The conditions
OF tho first match were Nifty birds per man.
slco eide. Hurlnshan, rules to govern. The
and nylpE inst when atari Cd. They were 100
.h4,, ,ST SThpns Hoy WHO withdrew On the
s s.: ssSsf fss:r
e.s 6n ds Hns . ,oe 1ei, 81 CAMS. ,ss
sSvsrn FL s ssssF w.s: Nottingham rules
WI ! syi'S $':E5ssssfs,ssiisssns
SSs%'ss?. neutrality-suspicious., ;,;,!; s.,
2-k,'led with second farrell dead %, Of bound.
M"rpss Lad s Ss "s 'i iie a'S 1do9
q - s ss!na to rss s.a 10
~ t,UuhItcrtEs. tOWerlng anu ct cling rdS,
l'hil DAILY. Jr.. had Z direct airsightaNHvs. I
herring TO the right 8 to the left: lot a single
direct incom nH hiri. incomrrs going to his
rixhi. to tho left: 4 right and 3 loft quarter.
era towcrcr and circling birds
=, The abrupt withdrawal OF DAILY was owing ia
the rounding OF his gun on tho muscles ~ the
frl .Ir. arm; Towar'i tho end no kin va:
through his shirt sleeves and saturated tho
white sweater he WINS wearing. Tne ira as
birds wo, Q shot on In 35 minutes. tho 20 ond
iot or 70 in 33 minutes. and til" last ~ birds 10
~ mil utes.
.weeps' axes was shot under tho following
conditions: Fifteen birds each: sl6 anti a, CO:
,re moneT: sero, i to save his stake: usual
rulas The scores we're:
EnrsrG Marphy-s > l aa'i2iaila22
, pGr n 1s,. iiJy,;-iaaa'tia2iiiia2-,.sa
w., w;'': 70, q MS.rrrhy--,aia:2.aaeao2o Re.
Capt, A G. Mon.y-a aoao2i. Retired.
Fred ilosy-.a2 2o2n Retired. Total T.
The SHOOTING on Of the tie. miss aud out
between Murphy md DAILY was tho feature Of
the race.
The next grent event TO- come on A. Holly.
wood VIII be the team race for $4,000 side anil
iM ~ q" per man tetwesn iA Q bolnn Of tho
Ktvertnn Gun Cluh. rhi aielrhia. aud Fred
Hoey OF Long Branch. on the one side. against
Capt A. g. Money ri this city and Edgar Il,
Murphy OF Long Branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
n CHILD'S STRANGE JiRGON
Tho Peculiar Language Little Girl Uses
and It's Possible Significance.


and It's Possible siEnincAnce.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 7.-On q farm in Wash
inSton county. not far from BulRer. there lives
with hsr paren Q Minnie kaufman. a 10 year
old girl. who has always had a language OF her
own, and although she has been taught within
a year to read English she Is still unable 10
speak it. although her parents use 1t con-
staLtly. The littlo one was nee brought to
Pittsburgh and examined by . number Of
physicians.. who sud they could discover no
Fsasop tor hsr peeniisfry At that time the
phoosica point 'e Of view. It Was lis oDini"n
worthy Of The serious attention q pSilolossis.
because it might throw some light upon the
Last winter Minnie had six months Of special
sSsoln ME siasS rfT the
ianenHcs K"centIy Elizabeth took down. Tor
publication. the following words as Minnie
NJ, Iosty tsha. Rss cat. ns2e: po;c;u;kcn.
ps be nsSh akS nanss Se
! VA a. toi!o-ss 'e'' rs"G 's' s"ss ssro1s
hoa i.s.; sHins e s'a re;
umn; eeio H ak " hSss s|s
mornins: - NELL. mamma: "be1lon." papa;
dko." girl: mad atoto."a big girl: nadia"
q little girl "cby.cShy.kyk." colt; benz s
puma. 'watsr trough: nelpn." ditch.
Elizabeth said they had been talking about
q swing which their iather nut up 'or them me
the trough Tor tho colts which were romplnR
about tho yard. There was also talk OF papa
Ing machine. Mr.. kaufman thinks TINT all
ATTEMPTS to cure his daughter will MT have
her. and and do not think that any human H"wer
can drive It out OF her and make her talk civil.
tied language" he said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08

cha were anchored. The Glorisna had struck
her pncc, ard nothing could st,p her. She
inaue tack inter tack cut tuthe mark and each
t!ms she leit The Barters further astern. The
Barbara vas dolDg will though, as compared
with the Oweenc
Al 1920 7. NJ. The barbara. stIll on. tho star.
board tack along the .thnre. weathered the
9weene. and tho two hal ., In ami ont. Tie
niesdy out OF II. and Oh Point Judith she went s
iuek bunting on toward the west. just or
and soon after she retired from the contest.
Meanwhils the volnniesr had been creering
up TO he front OF schoonors. The Marguerite
a aiu l,onucis had = fine race to windward
Getting = good ls"i. II WAS her Wild. ana she
made The. most OF It. The For ma ,dronped
sstern Of tho fleet nd the Morlin did little
better. but the most inisresti,g phase ri
liz V 1lU rae wa M n mesrc"ss T nay
latter might hive been out ior pleasure san
wind came In stronger to..ard the first mark
the volunteer, shook herself to1ethsr. and set
tied down TO- business In something like her
new ria
The order and turning and elapsed Tina At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
Athletes At Syracuse.

SYRACUSE Aug. The second annual ne!d 4 tines Of
the Syracuse Athletic Club took place ysstsru.y Con
trary to expectation. thtr, records brok en-
occAsioua The lowing are the results:
One. hundred yarl Da,h-J. Mooney, X A G.. nrst; W.
Leland Thompson r. A. A.. second Gee re Sch weE,er
N. A. G. third Time. n,H ssconds.
Putting Sixteen pound shot-John Fitzpatrick Bu6s,o
&C. rr.. George Sehwessr n r A c.. second; j..
s. !hts Gi.H1rs e ass. !" ineh:s
nfss; x a Bsnn.min = g. c. second: /. 4. serva X.
One hundred and Iwsniyyard Hurdle Race Moo
G Ssrs. sts a. ti 1.4. G :e9 ..s
onda
Standing Rto,d Jnmp.R X. rr,,chard ~ A. G.. nrs,:
third Dist.aee 10 feet i inches - "'s- o. a. ~
wo.msie SAFETY Bicycle racs-John wilkinson s. c.
&, nr" s.fSi' 9. second; C. A. Bs"Ismin
' Four hunared AID forty yard Runs R, Crosby
A. A. nrst: T.. T. rsrneI N j. c. second L. j. Sysrs
y. A C.. third Time 81 i.i seconds
kunninx tIRh Jump-AIva Aicke.son. n 7 A. c.
hr.s T. Pr.sns;rL second Distance afs:t inehs.
h. e.. third Tim. ii;,sa -. ''''A"' a. ","s 'u"e'
Iintiniie Run--rhomas Mercer. Jr. !. A. 9. nrst;
LoIs ialof,tss second; Dwight covils. 4. \.
dn.inlle wak-Aloert Rysrson. CHICAGO Y. ". G. A,
nt ;s,.,.9,l s1 us Conner. :send Ts TSo,
Mira Tine ' 1874. e ::'0nd &c lnd'rm'r
Two.uii. 1andsm-John wilkinson and G. A. Henjs.
%s e G; srs. E4s ,: . 1s..s.n' ana viii Mex
Stunning broad Jump, Mooney ms. E. C. Barnes
role VanitinR-Alva Aicksrssn. n. r. A. G. ant j.
Mooney tied ct feet inches and tossed for nral place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
TWO FAvORITE IRISH CANES.
Formation OF CiuSs TO Farther the sport
of Qnelle Eooth nll aad Ilurlinr.

OF Gaelic Football and Muriing.
The visit Of the Irish athletes some three
years nRo, with their exhibitions OF hurting
and Gaelic football. lie beginning to bear its
fruit. and thsro nre now In this vicinity eleven
fully organized clubs founded Tor the pur.
pose 81 indnlsing In the Sports dsar to the
1ri.h heart. There are tho Irish. American
Athletic Club and Gaelic Club OF this city. the
Hangers OF Yonke .. the Emmet's OF Brook
lyn. the stars Shamrocks. and the William
Barry Association OF Jersey City. the 1rlsh-
American Athletic Club and Gael Q Club Of
Newark. the Charles J. Hickman Association
OF Harlem. and the Sarsfleld Athletic Club OF
Portehoster.
The combined membership o! these associn-
lions is about 1900, OF which the majority nre
Young Irish Americans OF the lnboring class.
who take nd, ahtago o. the Saturday hali-holl.
ips q ths!s pssa!las icstSnI the latter being
the fnvotite pabtime. The IiiRh game OF foot
a up SSS.h :ds and m g
isS rus!IsS Bay an s. 1s'' s,l ioS,ss yt
define ths Celtic notion Of ilehtina, rnd when
.mn XIX 70 SShh men sIrIofE,s about one
= hurley ia somethins lks our SH pol" game.
S q, what ne street boys term ",hnny." From
iia % a H,ysT y. %s ss can a, 'sy Ss '
hn!l but 10 heavier. and covered With horse
hins .ncrt quarter Of an inch IN tn n 1.n,
ireland. The handle Is round anil straight
Ike baseball AZ. md wdrns until the butt
curves !ike y hsh nook. The. ball caunot 9
handlel Y play. and can only be moved about
exciting pha. on OF the gn.re II Ia not I'm usual 10
vel, an opponents legs instead OF the hall.
The Irish clubs are endcnvoring to interest
to prove popular. Recently ttero have boon
Initc = numb = Of games played by the clubs,
and very. exhaus,ins. The Irish Anne lean
Ath etic Club and Gnelic Club OF III 8 CITY are
duce irish sn, r:s ia to this country The former
club Is meeting with great success hay!ng .
m"mtership o; $50 with n club house In North
ama'gnmate sll the clubs and govern the body
on tho l,lnn Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-08
Hebrew Ex,,es From II us.i..

Coroner Levy made flying trip to Philadel-
rha on Wednesday night to attend meeting
OF the Executive Board Of the Jewish Alliance
OF America. The meeting was held At 8A4
North Eighth street. and Simon Muir was in
tho chair. The Il ee,inK was ,alled to discuss
tho plans OF tho Alliance BY which 1t hopes 10
care for the jewish exiles that are coming 10
this country from NIssia; The accented plan
possib!s over the country: Ard for those who
where hsy can work. For tbs. farmers. or
those who would Ike to bscnme farmers. t Is
uron ihese lands on easy term.
y. ward fhesS Eaps two sommIt,ss.
OF nr solomon Soils Cohen AID Louis F. Levy
OF philadeIphia and CHARLES Hoffman OF Pitts
hurGh. They are TO visit variou. PARTS OF the
country aud arp int agents. who will carry
ont Tho details 0i placing the iIn m grkrts. To
get funds Tor tho work a second committee WAS
appo,n'cd. twill issue An sppenl 10 The He
bIews 9, America. II 10 made w o. tn 10y.
and tecrctary BERNARD Harris.