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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
One or SIR JOHN xsTLEYs HOBBIES.
The Long Distance Amateur swt.piaE
Chs hi On sfin OF EnElnnd

The Long Distance Amateur swtspiaE
Championship OF EuEiand.
LONDON. July 25. Tho most interesting
swimming cham ror ship OF the year was de-
cided to-day in tho River Thames tile race be-
ing for the tilo oi Amateur Champion Long
Distance Swimmer. 1t was in 1877 that this
rncc was really started. though the governing
body thcn was not tho same as now, the SON
test being designated as " The Lords and
Commons Race" Tho event was Hrss pro-
NOTED by Sir job, Ashley who raised the sub
scrintion needed 10 provide tho trophy anoAk
his fellow rulers in the Houses OF Pnfiiamsht
Horace Davenport Of tho EcS s. c. sflowSd Bic
appreciation Of Sir Johns efforts BY mhAiAk
the cup his own property. Tho course -
from Pu.ncy bridge down tho river TO WsR-
minister lrldGo. finishing not far from the
Houses OF Parliament.
As there were no sigrs OF another trophy
forthcoming from tho Same source. the pro-
prietors Of the floating baths near Chating
Cross offered TO nut IN . challenge cup. pro-
ridsd the racc finished opposito their baths
This was accepted and the title altered in 1880
to Long Distance Amateur Characteristic. 1t
was In August. 1885. that A. E. France nrst
won the cup. and winning tho next two races
made tho cup his own property. Now tho
management Is under the Southern Counties
Amateur Swimming Association. and new
course has been picked tho start Icing about
i've miles above Putnoy bridge. where the
race now finishes instead OF starts.
W. Henry. Zephyr 8. O.. tho holder. and A.
1bbott. wore expected to make good race to-
day. but Henry was seized with . cran,p. and
hs was beaten beyond doubt. Ibbott won ~
minute Is seconds from the oX-chamrion. a.
Hho sas tssn 9s
three times =, Standard certificates were
Sor.herner va: slsd shr sns hanging
on 70 his pilots boat 10 res. his legs. His
we'll inside "a tho I tms ne Tie only
foreigner wns Ernst ltechni;zor Of Vienna.
~aG a'sas bis' prae.sona walking rae. oe.
HoSE!ns and John Nayior: who had agreed 10
worth boastine Of. but they were looked after
es sss n,S onS: who
through q special course OF training. Hopkins
VII NO no doIbs make fine runner; and has
By ID: re!erss: who Pulled him on Tho TACK track.
John Bull In the grand stand could no. make
hnishei tho distance BY himself.
Az Ia idlpe,on io-leI The National Cyclists.
TWENTY-FIVE milo tricycle. mpIonsIips. Hoot-
'hs Irfs ~ & H. , 81. %iias%
tire break. anu tho others waited for him to
got a new mount. Bramson's timc was hour
hour behind tho record B. W. trnmp OF Cat.
ford Q. G. waa bsateh ak yards Tho fivn- mile
Ghesen b. C.. in IA minutes 3sa seconds. j. ].
u. Archer; Catford u G.. being beaten four
brought out two clnps. namely Catiori
Polytechnic. Catforl. renrescn;ed by mon
from all parts. hal an easy victory 7. W.
BY three Yards over 4. Z. Mole OF the Tnly:
technt. Only three OF the Po!v,echnics finished
was disqualified.
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Talk or tho reun,. Courts.

H. NJ RillinRs Jr. will play in the douoe, 10 the Mar
raRAnsstt Tier TOURNAMENT with Marion II. wright
fnrd Huntington has left the East ana started In
business IN chicago. lie viii therefore not pay NJ
Newport
Miss vac, r. Cahiil has been practising FOOD deal
lately oil the Central PARK courts nhs pays fully ~
we'll az most or the male ekpsrth
Both " g knAnp and G Ice viii not play n pnb.
lie until the championship nj Newport. Huntington
so mad inienlel .reirain from playing again antii
ih-n but changed his nina
Charles A. Chase who held tho Western champion
ship At Lhicaro several years and pay ~ Newport
each year has given MP tennis Tor good. rs brother
T. Chase hastAksn bis place and viii present the
West at New port, Ia both sing es and doubies.
r. V. Beach Of the New Haven Tennis Club hns been
playing tennis in England This spring. and won quite
n number vi prizes Leach q, well as H. A. Dson. no
were Nth spectators ut Wimbledon during he sh
cha IN pionshp contests concur IN tho opinion that
Champion ,,amnheI, u he could NOT have won the
over there. would have certainly hays
come Ireity chsotoN
The fall scratch tournament for the champions hip
of Lentrsi lYrk promises 10 b The most succsssiui
ever le!h t..re lners nave already been ninst.sn
doubss Ts winner, = Z, Q singles VII cnalsnsn and
Gen ra! Fark championship hnliense trophy. First
runner.up and consolation prizss viii DO offered IN
hoth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
Size rHOUaHT TT Il MORAL D1roacE
mrs. Ohisen Considered Nerselr FIRE. when
Her Husband WAS Sent 20 nm Asylum.

Mrs. Ohisen Considered 1Ierselr FIRE when
Her Husband was Sent 10 nm Asylum.
MIS-. Emma Ohlsen produced her children,
Nelli" anu '.illlc aged 10 and 8 yenrs respect
NeH, bo!ore JUsti q O'Br!eu OF tho supreme
c"u Yesterday In obedience 10 writ OF ha-
yeas corpus procured by her husband, Horny
VI 'hlsen recently released from tho Wards
Island Insane Asylum. where he had been con-
rned sew n ycfrs. Shs is demuIe and crmely
woman OF about % years.
unison. who went under the name OF George
.. bohnon Mt the institution. rays that he wa
eurprsed 10 learn On leaving The asylum that
ri" vile was living with William Dunn at IN
ehryst street. and that she had his two
Win with Johnston, Tallmnn & Co. 81 ii Bar.
cisy street; and Is able 10 support tho children.
vSicf shs l s1H o male return 70 writ IN
0hsou Hv Mayor II. H. Wi"snm' o 90 I sen.' 4.
,nch wi,sn sho vas mere girl. She knows no
rm t ,s re-, Gs n"nnen but believes her hus-
H alI. me asylum. She says shs has four oGii.
Sissn ~ qhsen two Of whom arc at convent
R sM n IN 1881 and Tho Sisters Immediately
had sSt an 10 Mar tcs Island Insane
saIs shs and he children suffered from Rrrat
she S WHO thereafter, md for this reason i.i"ns
krerer fo ooN."d 10 accept n Iositlon as honse-
rsssrd. ''' MI Dunn for whom she had II high
saws ~ would never have been dopo." she
those cd, S' Mt losn repeat IDLY informed by
disease ' wht 10 iuug" that my hu,band's
sonjd nan nc nora di"orco from a man who
h name "er s Sgam be- y husband 70 mo eScept
Enn tho Court a ses
cent i, a.er ih'ir marriage. Of selling inde-
prison @"u huo 10 serve TWO years In
res usss t0,Brien eaid he would not take tho
CUSTODY 81 n ., ssommit.iIg ne ers to the
sn y. asylum, bur would subse"uently ords 1
81 Jnsficso II the case. Ohlssn was discharged
referee INTO jarrett after an Inquiry before .
weeks ago Aeh'ai conultion ABOUT three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
THE GERMAN nARBER HEARD FROM
Ne Has An Adventure and Some Advice
which He Thinks Of Public Value.

He Has an Adventure and Some Advice
which He Thiaks OF Public vnlue.
lyon need not touch my hnir-it's all right"
snid the reporter; and I'm In a hurry"
well. den. III choost comb 1t leedle NIT dor
brush" replied the German barber. "und dot
will eli mo dime TO tell leedls story. alretty."
"humph" from tho reporter.
"1t's apowd guns und shoodinR ind dines."
said the barber. You know vos Rwite fond.
all der while, OF going shoodnR leedle In der
country ovid. VEIL II do somedincs, no mat
ter vot II vas. der monkey barber by dor negst
chair gifts crazy to done dor same dings. call
dot feller der monkey barber because he 10 all
der While making m ass By himsellui
80. It vos lasd Fourt' OF Chuly vot hs gets
himsclluf gun. und oxblains dot no wishes to
vent NIT me shoodinG eomedines Crate
Crsar's ghostl vot pounding did Git dot
fsiler vhen got him by dor woods! Dot makes
my sides shpit whom dink hbowd II Alrstty."
What did you pound the poor fellow for p
Look here. poy.' says to him. vii! allow
you 10 vent NIT me shoodine on conditions dot
CLUB der stuffing ovid OF you II you shall vonce
point der barrel OF dot gun anywhere at mo der
whole dime " are owd.' Dots oil right. no
sayt; II boint him at you you can done vot
you won't to nit me- vell. We had not boon
fife minutes iron, der cars ovid, when he SWINGS
0TOuuA sO hS W UOiHL OAbCGly my lHC6 O0S
mu.zls OF bis gun down. Right away I btcked
up Won OF nv shoes nit dor foot on der In silo.
und ca'o him Something's which occunied hi,
mind BY dor way OF dor scat OF his drouscrs.
Alretty."
"'vot dots fol" no inquired.
"' You pointed By mo dot gum sayt
"'Vcll. il amt loaded
Amt loadedl' shouded 'Grosser Him
mel! dots vot for kicked you. Dose guns
Which amt got loaded are dor only ,ons which
arc dangerous. All dor bcopies which gilt dom
selluf killed nit guns In dimes OF beace
arc all dor dime getting shot nit I'M
loaded vons.' dots whom began pounding
him. You chack-donkcy,' I sayt. II der
gun vos loaded till der powder yos running
ovid OF 1t, wouldn't care vot you done init 1t.
but il you shall ever bo.nt an unloadsd gun at
mo again. und don't got killed. by Chiminy
Iooky. III make you swallow der barrel
Make dot In der Sun baper. alrSt'y." said
the barber. "und maybe beoples Will ind
Something's ovid. amt it?"
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LOOK OUT FOR "PAPA" ANsoy.
Ne Says He Il Going to Knock tho HI
Hard STARE to Saithereens.

Ne Says no Il 6oinG to Knock tho Hi.
Hard stare to saithereens.
The big match between Champion shaefer
and George F. Slosscn has been thrown tenn
porsrlly into the shade by tremendous bit Of
billiard news from Chicago. 1t is tho announce
ment that " Papa" Anon. the famous baseball
captain. is going TO buckle on n fresh set Of
armor and 20 for the professional bIllIardists
when he has finished his work ON tho baseball
leld this year. The now. Is authoritative. It
comes straight from Papa" himself and. as
Ia we'll known. he isn't given to nbbinR. Tho
official announcement was made tho last time
Arson was In town in George Slosson's Colum-
Eia rooms.
I'm going for the short stops this fall" he
said to Slossop. and I'm going to down them.
too mark my words"
BY tho short Sons" he meant tho experts
who took part In tho tournament in Chicago
some months ace Mt balk limo billiards with
Schaeter .nd Slosson barred from entering.
Consequently he PROPOSES to throw down the
gauntlet to such capable players as Young
Anson % sure he can down the latter two play
eiR anyhow.
h:M xHsti s oR Rns hs se A:Sas
Ssat would MAKE their isir s;ssd 81 end: II:
on the baIl neld. but he plays some great
..:Hlsos v ii %sE: Thorn hustle, sIosscn
ssaas s0S Sas r. TosP .ss
Chicago Ssssisns i ies ! nat With sehasisr
% Hs ',4 pFst s'f ad n sSt ~
sn p. s1s Kim s oas sas IN
memorable experience for Arson: md tue
str5y OF !, Is now put 10 print for no frst time.
game 1or = ayo:doilsr mole. When It came
epa begged 0 20 saowsS Ste 10 remain 90 boS G
.hot. %H p. , aJ prao'ise some OF t+o'e gather
'Ali right" snid Slosson: turn ont the GAS
; md D1, the Iu'ls in that box Wien You're
ssSn stain: ssf Ess IL e hs ses Z:
r5. aly sAS.s , at ssi
S! s'sS ~ s. Il:
ss;. = Ssss ass nsS: q siss'st
a.n srons snonsh to
liz dSSI: ~ 5seiss S!s.sit SSis 20 s s;
pSrs q help him, Anson and the eoppers had
vince The police that he Was a much bigger fell
low than the biggest crAcksman. He swore
out for PLAYING q practical Joke on him.
81, ons 2" tho soSpsr: fipa,y hurried arouEnd to
ball player wasn't . burglar trying 10 strins"
son - ~ H., rqsS 81 He Tsely eon
tmo in tie world to meot !" Pal A." and sent u
messenger WITH key TO release tho imhris-
and started I" annihllnie Siosson in = hurry.
Il was mighty merry Tor some minutes, but
that for once the Joke Was on Papa"
Tho short sto1s bad better look ont for
that s!yls Of PLAYER" Slosson said. He will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
OXFORD WINS uosons At HENLEY

Their Crack E'Ght-Oored Crew Lowers
Record by Two Seconds.
The Oxford crew which were clal' enged By
Ynle. and wore surpo-ed to be anxious for
race with Harvard aftor their victory at New
London. ha"o lately Distinguished them selves
ut tho Hcnlay regatta by breaI g the ,eco:I
in tho raco for tho Grand Challenge Cup for
eight orrs. Henley regatta zorro ponds to
the National regatta In America. md tho vim
ners OF the chief events. excepting tho singls
SOULS. becomo the amateur champions OF
England.
1t is evident that the Oxford men were dis.
satisfied with tho result OF thor race with
Cambridge last March. when. with the odds
heavily in thor favor. they were hustled from
stnrt 10 finish. and though having the better
station gained victory by q quarter OF a
length only. The closcness OF tho race was
quito unexpcc cd. and was attributed to tho
fact that oxford started at q very slow stroke.
The Henley regatta afforded ITEM nm oppor-
tnnity OF remedyins that detect. and their Ter
formnncs tends to confirm tho opinion that
they ga not DO themselves justice In their
gnttn under The colors OF the Leander Club Of
University oarsmen The order r Of rowing ' WAS IS
slightly dihorent from thai. Of, the inter-uni::
wh I'M e! Win the ssxa. spi
pounds. The most Important change was In
No rs seat which was occupied by II. !! Rowe
Fletcher. who WINS moccd TO No. 6. On tho Drst
day OF the regatta the Oxford men met the
oxford started at AZ strokes to the minute.
Thnmes Al, The race was. stubbornly com
te.ted throughout and ended in dead heat.
Oxford won snsy y two lehgths.
In tho final heat Oxford met the holders Of
the cup. tho London flowing Club. aud beat
HON IN welI-rowed race by ono length. The
lime Of this iaee. minutes and 81 seconds.
chiefly accounted Tor By the favorable condl-
ton Of the wind. Resides winning this race
Oxford carried on other honora. Lord Ampt-
pair oars by o foot, and the diamond single
SOULS foil to v. Nickal!s
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Bowery Girl. Loot Ch,a... Laundry,

dry at So Oliver street. told Justice O'Reilly In
the Tombs Court yesterday that no was peace-
fully ironing shirts on Friday afternoon whom
Sarah Smith OF 81 Bowsry and two other
women entered. and Sarah asked for ten cents
to fuy beer. When " onS refused Ale tried to
and then the THE Girls pitched Into Ein,. Two
OF The girls ESCAPED with some oollars and
OF the Oak street station. barsn will have to
give $500 ball or 60 10 the Island Tor one
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rapture OF "a Mon.t.. sh,-L

PANAMA Aug Son Tuesday of this week
"a enormous SHARK was caught In the harbor
mere. 1t WAS "A feet long and four feet in
aiametsr at its greatest width. The flesh was
sHt OF and the dorsal bone is TO hs preserved,
ns s r1 B %fs captured BY trepsn on the
The powerful ush.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
WI ceiling GOSSIP,

Willie windle contsm plates trying for some records
this month.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Brooklyn sicycls
Club VIII DO held OH Tuesday.
A meeting Of ihs whsslmen's Racing Lsayus will be
hold ON "wednesday evening.
Tho Palsads whcemsn q Hoboksn will hod run
with the queens County Wheelnen ~ Garden City to-
day
Tho races OF the wianothA bicycle Club, which were
20 have been run on tuesday asst have been postponed
until AuE II.
ltn asserted that the Eastern racing team wiz not
attend the Peoria Tournament this year. This viii
greatly uotrsct from the Importance Of the inset
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
Tho Nationals Outing.

Elaborate preparations have been made by the on
Gers and members Of tho National Athletic Club for the
annual excursion Of tho organization to morrow.
Tho pa steamer dewd and the big bargos Waiter
Sands and William Myers will leave South sixth street
Brooklyn at ~ O'Clock IN tho murnng and mo an
promises 10 be most snjoyaoe A. ialewiid Grove ne
iomInittes Of Arrangements August &. MdAs Chair
man: Henry H. Hay, James l., Brown. George rhug.
and J. Z. JayoL VII! hold series OF Athletic events
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
Meeting or the Riveraide wherlmcn.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Riverside Wheel
held on Friday evening ct their club house on
it4th street. near tho boulevard A number of new
nsmbsrs were snroed The Race commtites reported
that the cluD had secured the use Of the Manhatan
ttcld for saturday o.t = aud they WIN hold monssr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
The Sea Serpent voy.x.r,

LONDON. Aug. e--Cspt Lavlor Of the American dory
Sea ssrpent which arrived 81 Coverack near Lizard
Point Wednesday. after racing across the Atlantic
from Bosom with The hory Mermaid. hA. recovered
IN hi. tls craft The Mermaid has not vel arrived ii
ANY kNYllSh port ~
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His Finger. Acted n. Hooks.

PIrrsBuRoH. Aug. e.-William Say mot with
a peculiar accident at Wildwood few days
ago. He had recently recovered from an at
tack Of spinal meningitis. and the disease left
his fingers contracted in the form OF hooks
While standing nenr the railroad truck a
freight train passed him. He fonilshly stretch
were caught by o pro ecton on one OF the cars
and he was thrown under the wheels. One OF
his arms was taken of at the elbow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
A Get vii. j. T..t. for Cueu.s.-..

Il CUV WIFI - 31vt0 TUT Z uCuoeFSs
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 81. T. Barnard OF North
Haven has house cat that has an extraordi-
nary iondness for cucumhers. Mr.. Barnard
has no cucumhers In his own garden. 80 the
Gen. nips ore OIL Its vine. capers back homo.
AMI eats Il in her own back yard. Mr.. Terrell
Barnard didn't believe tho story until he
stealthtly watched her and saw her pilier three
or four OF them.
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Y OU

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-28
VI
@eneraI @uuipan,s Expedition.

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urb bOn f 3 obnnbn @nebIen sernSn Sdub
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-28
VII.
Ser 9faub BON SranceS Slocum.

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ab marcbrenSn nn 8nbn n bas Sanbperf sg no b ub'
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t erbIb bs Ndb6ns senb erfabre nnnsI9
Die Na4forunen dber 30 Sabre lang cbt pubn p 8ra 6ebn
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ntbnion Der 8moesresieune in InpuG pub Grit 60
pr tra Colonel George So @ne ben Se 0n aS Sfer oft init
ben Sbane sammn ibrt bel benz Samne Der Dam naner nab
2ensport nbana, cine a u bic ibm eade baB e WeiBe lei
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