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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-12-25
King Of Medicines
ScroftlIous Humor n Cure
"Alnost MiracuLOus.O

"when I was Il years Of age had severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after / recovered
had to 60 on crutches. A year later, scrofula,
in the form Of white swellings, appeared on
various parts Of my body, and for IL years
was an invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
pearcd and broke, causing me great pain and
suffering. feared / never should get well.
"Early in 1886 went to Chicago to visit
sister, but was confined to my bed most OF the
time was there. In July read book, A
Day with Circus in which were statements
Of cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla. was 80 i'm
pressed with the success Of this medicine that
1 decided to try it. To my great qualification
the sores soon decreased, and began to feei
better and in a short time 1 was up and
out Of doors. Icontinued to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla for about year, when, having used
six bottles, had become SO fully released
from the disease that went to work for the
Flint Walllng Mfg. Co., and since then
HAVE NOT LOST A SINGLE DAY
on account OF sickness. believe the disease
is expelled from my system, l always feel wei,
am in good spirits and have good appetite.
l am now 27 years OF age and can walk as well
as any one, except that one limb Is little
shorter than the other, owing to the loss Of
bone, and the sores formerly on my right leg.
To my friends my recovery seems almost
miraculous, and think Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the king OF medicines" WILLIAM A.
LEuR, Q n. Railroad ST., Kendallvllle, Ind.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5 Prepared only
byC.I. & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-12-25
Fall and Winter Dress Goods!
J. S. FLEMING, Notary Public.

WILL take Acknowledgements of Deeds.
w Power of Attorney. Affidavits, Deposi-
lions, and attend to all bust ness connected
with the office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-12-25
GO TO
HODGES
FLORIDENT!

Something new and yet not new. Refresh
ing Tooth Misunderstanding, Whitening, An
tseptic Properties Delightful sensation in
the mouth after using few drops. Home
people who have tried IL come back for more
after using the first bottle. We recently
placed some OF ~ in New York lady from
there having tried IL. Free from acid ana
pOmice. Our resident dentists send their
GIBSON'S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-12-25
TOILET SOAPS

Just received large assortment OF fine
Toilet Soaps embracing the following popu
lar kinds running in prices from cents up
10 - cents:
Cashmere Bouquet, Cape May bouquet,
farina Bouquet, Oriental Bouquet,
Pure Lavender, Aromatic,
Ambrosia sweet Fern,
Altoona Glycerine, scented Glycerine.-
Clarinated Glycerine, 33 Per Cent GlYcerine,
Ponv Glycerine, Prize Medal GlN cerine,
Transparent Glycerine, Oatmeal Glycerine,
CarbOlic Glycerine, Carbolic Toilet.
sulphur Soap, Carolina Tar Soap,
Cutcura Soap, Packers Tar Soap,
sunny South, Lnray Toilet,
Cocoa CASTLE, Long Cocoa,
Blue Moitled CASTLE, Red MoItied CASTLE.
Pure White CASTLE, Germicide Soap,
Elder Flower. Crown Bath,
shaving Soaps, BARRIERS Bar Soap.
Ihese Soaps are all highly scented and
very cheap, Call at
MCMURRAN'S DRUG STORE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-12-25

No man can 20 right who does not
look right.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
JOIIINdS ABOUT TOWN.

jesse n. Grant is at tho Sturtoyant House. and John
4. Logan. Jr. Is At The Brunswick
Judge IngrahRin has granted = limited divorce to
Eur2aretE kief.r f,on Johann hicfer
MyrOn ". Whitney yesterday entered Judgment
against the American Opera Company. Limited, Tor
$3.50.
Dlv. Epstein. who scratched his throat with knife
10 M eli, Ina wife On Sunday was heid for Iriai At
ErseN MarAcL yesterday
The Hon, Roger O. Mills Of Texas lectures at the Ma
tipnAl ProiJilJn fErE Fort hichmond staten IL Auu,
tomorrow evening Oh "1he Democratic Creed"
Tho Injunction restraining the directors of the Co
operative bui,aipg Bank from Interfering with ienry
". Allen, their New York agent WAS dissolved yes
tsrdAy.
James II. Kenny. physician Of css East Eigktssnth
street was arrested in Central Psrk sunday afer
noon drunkenness and dtsorderly conduct and In
Island Tor months In default OF for good
behavior,
Mr., John Phelps Cawlss, Jr. for many years . resi-
dent OF nina h.r returned to his Cd hoGie III Ipswich
Mass lie has unique lecture on architecture trans
portaton and social economies In north 1hna Illus
things about Pekin
Tho large exhibition hall and build ng owned by the
Plymouth county ARrionlura society In Bridgewa ter
Msss. was burned last evening Tho building was
for many years for social as well AS agricultural pur
poses. Los about Si.,yD, insurance S',nD.
Several large albums containing samples OF orders
ami banks used by tho Health beuar mrnt. copies Of
tune;h-ut house lans and plumbing pihns and phot"
Yraphs oil The DEPARTMENTS hOsPi ais yontsI
diseases VIII be shiyIrd for eNhihiOn nt the Irt.rna
uVuAi vnIrsss al Iiygsne in London ne.t month.
According 10 the report handel IN to the BoArd OF
Heath ye.terdsy ny ssniary Inspector DOiy tie pLi
lie baths OF this city are IN an and offensive
Tho Health Department Will be aided In efforts iu,
prove the balls ny TIE Department 81 suplG Works
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
POISONED BY ACCIDENT.
A Distu, bance In Policeman NOlrs II0us
hold ia Grove Street.

A Distu, bance In Policeman Nolra House.
hold Ia Grove Street.
Six months a.o Policeman George Noll OF
tho Prince street squad engaged q fla: on tho
third foo" OF the apartment house at 40 and 81
Gre street. With him was q young woman.
whom Mrs. John Byrne tho ianilress. and
others understood to be his wife. The young
woman. in fact. told q neiHhbor that they had
been married two years.
second woman was presently installed in
the rooms rented by Noll. She was stouter
than tho Supposed wife and about three years
older. The Janltress understood that she was
NolTs cousin month ago this woman went
away. taking so.e Of tho furniture with her.
It was noticed that the other woman seemed
Respondent after that.
Yesterday at noon there wns q grea: commo-
ton III the hall outside of Nolls fiat. Word
passed from mouth to mouth that Mrs. Noll
had taken poison. The policeman was in the
room with doctors md the door was guarded.
Finally an, anhul nnce took the woman 10 ST.
Nincent's Hospital
A story was nut afoat that she had tried TO
Kill herself. Noll denied 1t to Policeman Van
Horn Of tho Charles street station. He OK.
rlnined TINT lie had bought q box OF rat 10 son
u day or two ago. and That his vile had swal-
lowed some Of il hv accident. She said 30. too.
Noli told xal Horn that her name is May Nc
Carthy. She is not likely o recover.
Nuli used 10 live ut 10 Dsvoo street, High.
bridge: lie says that his vile is dead aud that
Miss Mccarthy was his houSekeeper,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
EL0PED VERY QUIETLY.
They Run or on Friday. hut tho Town ID
Not Hear OF 1t Until Yesterday.

-
KEYPoE-. July 27.-Another elopement has
stirred this quiet summer resort. The rer-
sons most concerned are Walter J. Foster. tho
junior member of tho dry goods firm Of Fun
ming K Foster. and Miss Ella McCue. d dress
maker here.
The couple e'oped on last Friday. but 30
we'll had they covered their trucks that not q
word was known Of 1t until to-day. whom tho
announcement was made that thu partnership
existing between Tanning 4. Foster had been
dissolved. anu that Foster had lett town for
La,tS unknown.
Youn. Foster previously had charge OF the
white goods department al Durham. Buckley
a. Co, Wholesale dry goods Jobters In New
York. Miss M"Cus WAS considered one OF
Eeyrort's pref est girls. and had scores of nd
mirers. She was reported to be ENGAGED to
Ormond WaliinG. the son OF n butcher.
On friday morning Miss McCue left town.
telling her married sister that she was going
to New \ orx after supplies Subsequent in
uuiries Disclosed The fact that she had gone TO
Long Branch. where she met young Foster by
appointment.
Roman Catholic priest there. Tho priest TO-
fused. The couple applied to several other
crrgymen without success. and hna ly hnd tho
ceremony performed BY Justice Of the Peace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
SAYS THE INVENTOR,
he Can't Get Mich Although He Iavsnted
An of EdlsoA,s Iayentionk.


An inventor sat in the meeting room Of the
Hapid Transit Board. His pockets were full OF
papers covered with blue lines.
Hello" said the innitor. you hero AGAIN."
Yes" said the inventor; i've got q scheme
1orrapid transit that will lay out the world. In
Blk months timo by my system this town can
De covered with railroads on which trains can
be run ut ninety miles an hour"
You have Invented n great many things"
said the janitor. respectfully removing his hat
You must be rich man."
"llich-rich did you sayl" asked tho in
ventor. "liich No. wo inventors never get
lien. Mon OF brains--thinking men-move tho
c W1rln; and IN decade they advance things
itails's that get all tho money. we think. They
SSGti we invent; the, make. We give our
StaIns 7, the world. Tho capitalists coin them
..Wha, Z your scheme % asked a rerorter.
wood that viii hold up moss Of f0 tons ISN'T i
CAV o ee built IN six months and wont cost over
s ssxt 70 %lo VIII cary aPy weight costs
niry above ground strocts unincambercd lis
great scheme. said the inventor,
Fa S" Hs n nxsn' GGi1 sss rich
hut Easo no. i.S nn in .S
i ihin.s wnr d Why thought Of all these
yenTs rd nc h. tn Of ayenny
President Sieinway came in Iust then. The
Inventor soized him with ono hind while he
drew from II Is coat pocket y little white pow
der. Capt | show your Boar.i n new motive
nowery he asked. An explosive powder
that will d,ivo mo'or any number OF miles
IN any number oi minutes" lie let go the
Tres dent = coat and touched n match to the
powdor There was n whiT OF smoke aud it
wa, gone. " See :" said tho inventor, that's
tho power"
-, Yes. yos. SEQ tho engineer about IT," said
tho President. and tho inven, or walked away.
It's ALWAYS tho same" he snld. my
mcillod'S 81 chem they dow Munt it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

Nell Fox aged IL. Of Prshls Onondnsa county, vas
drowned while bathing in Green Lake At Tuly on Sun.
day
George Fri. aged ~ WAS attacked by a bu,l In q
pasture near Cortland, n. on sunday and gored to
death
George nrophy aged Gyeara and William Peacock.
aged 4 years. were crowned In the Lehish Canal at
Catasauqua yesterday morning
Gov. paitison has appointsi Capt WIN. ". Bair nj
Clarion Ia. 10 i've President Judgeslp OF Clarion
county yu place Of 1hsophilus Wilson, deceased
Theodore ID. Lorleh aged ~. whose homo 10 in Jer.
sey City and who has been employed In Boston about
three month vas drowned at SHARON Mass, on Sun.
day while bathing.
Yesterday afternoon in the Gsrwind Mines at Port.
sianty killed by fail Of coal. Athird man . Hun.
garisn was probably fatally Injured.
At4Ha 4, NJ yesterday = vesthound freight train %
with six eight freight cars No hurt Ii was
o. before one cleared ana traffic rosumsd
Damage TO the company viii 10 heavy.
Assistant Secretary Spaudng has dismissed the com.
sntorcns ihs payment of liens Tor frsigt at lie bort
OF New York the ground that the practice OF az.
the merchandise until the freight charges are
paid 10 In accordance with the law aud regulations
Annie ~ Lee and Matte j. Lee colored girls of New
Villa Pair Haven. on The evening OF July u they wers
NOT only prevented from dancing. but wsro elected
from the hall on account OF their color. lhsy have
sued H. A. GRAY and i. A. Deand the projectors of lis
bat They Will appear IN court on Wedns,'ay.
nf tho shoe and Leather National Bans Of Auburn,
Me- has ought ont the fact th.t The bethel Savings
Bank iis twenty shares OF stock fTauinshtiy issued
BY asfsal.ins cashier reIsiysL Jhss. VIII rsdssmed
irregularities were nrst discovered denied smpLaL
cally that there had BEEN any oreTiAsue Of stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
A HUSBANDS REVENGE
Watched Four Hours with n Shotgun to
Kun His yvire's Lover.

srRiSerIELp. o.. July 27.--For some time
paat II has been whispered about among rail-
road men that Christy d. Harris, n conductor
who runs train on the Columbus division OF
the Big Four road. has been more attentive to
tho wife of Andy Farrell who resides on Enst
Washington street. than lie should have ben.
The scandal was only known to u few and
40 the tragedy which grew out of 1t astounded
the community. Farrell has apparently sus-
pected his wlfe's dishonor. and to-day. with
Guie'. elaboration. he prepared to take tho
lilo OF hi- wi!e's betraycr
All morning Conductor Harris sat in n saloon
talking aud laughing over his bee and pay ing
duminoos Farrell watched the saloon with u
double-hnrrcll d shotgun in his hund for four
hours. Toward noon the conductor stepped
out to go to hi: dinner. he had n smile on his
lips ns he reached he door. but his Ia . turned
weapon.
Are You going TO quit 4" Kissed Farrell.
Put up your gun and sit down and ak
quietly about it," iiairs said. taking n seat
on a window sill as be sroac. Farrell
grit'ed his teeth and repeated his uues.
ti.n. Receiving no reply, Ito raised tho
m"ment load OF hutEsSo, H was ' "nn aV eli
into narriss head. almost blowing 1t III
III body. Blood, brains. and DO 10, row
IN nil directions. max Ing n CHASTITY sight.
a portion OF the Jaw lodged IN n wiro screen
door near Ivy. arris Toll without u groan.
The muir ierer tLen walked away. sa,ing hs
Immediately Alra. Farrell tho woman In tho
case. is spending the summer. ut q esort on
the lakes Harris was married AID had II VIE
ind two children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
4 RIGOROUS DEpU.rr SHERIFF
He Freaks Into aa Onicc In the Night SO
AS 10 Serve an Attachment.

CHATTANOOGA. July 27.-Just as the last
stroke OF tho Court House bell announced that
Sunday was over and Monday had begun this
morning. DEPUTY Sheriff l.. w. Bates broke
Into tho Office OF +. i. Feml cr.on Il Co.. In the
rear Of tho Third National Dauk build
in. On Seventh street. 10 tho right OF
the main entrance is ~ window the plato
glass Of which Lad been cracked. The deputy
sheriff removed the glass. and entering Tho
Office. read his attachment TO the furnltur"
and fixtures. Ito remained Oh watch III" en-
night md later this morning. whom rmiloTcea
met they founh their way barred ~ tho largest
deputy sheriff In the county.
The trouble was all SET led before noon. 1T
was caused by the financial ,,rouhle OF the
EensinEton Llnu Company III tho new
boom" Town OF kensington. Ga. twenty two
miles south OF Chattauoo .a. owned by lhila-
delphia PERSONS.
MIR. Pember,on is President. There nre at
tachments 0mo nntin2 to $l2.0OO on the band.
!. n Jones OF this city had note for $i.0O9 oil
the Land Company endorsed by i. IL. Pember-
ion 4 O. He wished 10 get the nrst attach
ment; and took the unusual method to get
before The bank was opened. Deputy sheriff
Bates Claims that he had u light to act us he
did. but he Is generally condemned for it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Straw berry Picker. Drowned,

QUEBEC. July 25-The steamship Otter from
Labrador which arrived hero to-day. brought
news OF the d. owning OF eight people by the
upsettinc OF boat on Friday Lust at Seven
Islands.
Nine people had gone in the boat to an island
to pick Strawberries. and on its return 1t cap
sized, seven being immediately drown cd. while
Miss P"ilras. aged Is, who was d rawn out OF
the only survivor. died next morning.
Other dead are: Alfred Mon'igny. aged 20:
Marie and MarIane Montigny. sisters OF above.
aged IA and u respectively: Annie Cecle and
Josephine MoEtigny cousins Of above aged i3.
II. and IL respectively. and Marguerite Pol
trns. aged %.
Five bodies havo boon recovered. and were
bure! on Saturday, As above. bodies OF vo
making ten funerals In one duy out OF II popu-
la,iop Of thirty families.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
USED A CHURN As A SIGNAL.
Their Fathers Fell Out ana SO Miss 9lea-
son and Mr.. Wblpplc Had to ElOpe.


SCRANTON. July 27.-Miss Elose Gleason Of
Arsrat township always had mind Of her
own. She IL 20 years. and q daughter Of Oliver
w. Gleason. q prosperous farmer. Miss Glea-
son and young Philip Whipple were lovers
ever since they were old enough to know
what love is. Philip Is n son Of farmer joseph
u. Whippe. The lands belonging to Mr.
Gleason and Mr.. Whipple Join, and everything
went we'll with the lovers until two years ago.
when their fathers fell out over limo fence
The dispute over little strip Of ground is still
pending in the court. 1t has been the means
of creating bitter enmity between the two
families. but Eloise and Philip remained true
TO one another through 1t oil.
After the lawsuit had been begun. Mr.
Gleason ordered Eloise to break Off the en-
gagemcnt between her and Philip Whipple
He also ordered young Whippls not to call ut
his house any more. Philips parents. Oh tho
other hand gave theirs on to undorstand that 1t
would please Thorn very much If lie paid no
moro attention to Eloise Gleason. Philip
stopped calling on Eloise. but the engagement
was not broken. The lovers frequently met IN
weather was favorable. In tho winter they
,ccas onnlly met at tho house 81 a neishbor
l LII sS 1pras MI uRd this r nH 1nl
from HON" the next timc he hea' d hat she
had met young WLirpe anywhere. and at thu;
TO marry Pniiip. no ma ier what happened. he.
lore tho end of tho year. md that hc could
drive her out Of the house that very minute"
he chose to. Tho stormy III rrview ended
without serious result an! after lint tluiso
met l'hillp In the sclolhomse grove uftener
than before
Whene, or anything happened /, the Glcason
household t. prevent Eloso rom meeting her
LIVER at tho sylvan trystirg lilac" utter night
Tall. rs previously agreed upon. tho young
woman stood blue cuirn on top OF the wood
pile. whore Philip could see It from any part OF
hts fntGers inrm. Ii the rhurn wa. not thore
late In the AFTERNOON Philip knew that Eloiso
would pe n the grove in the evening. In tho
sane Mav Philip signnlled TO his swcntheLrt
with HI mo hers led butter bowl, nnu lls
lovor- met oiten cnoughto lay their pans ior
al elopemcnt.
Last Monday night Llo!se and Philip made
the schonlhOuSo grove their trysting place Tor
the last time. After they had been there IA Tow
minutes young Walter benedict. VINO i 4
Trend 81 !s...:. nwt whose sister knew oil
about Miss Glcnson's plans, drove 10 tho grove.
He had his sister with him. md they too.i
floise and Philip into the wagon. whipped up
the horses. and were on their way to Stariucca
village IN no time. Miss Gleason and Miss
benedict passed the. night ut the house Of An
night At another house in tho village.
On Tuesday morning Eloise and lhilip took
ntrain for Windsor. n. y. where they We're
married without having to show license. and
Mi. benedict and his sister drove home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
AQUATIC NEH'S.
President GarEeld's Views on y. A. A. O.
Matters.

Matters.
ALBANY July 27-rrssident Henry Whiting GARFIELD OF
tho Nationsl Association Of Amateur OuIsmen was
shown circular recently sent out by certain members
who d.srous - thov state it. of putting lie
into tbs association, by TnH Sun reporter President
Garfield had already seen the circular and when asked
for his views on tho proposition therein made to ~
tho number OF the EAecu.ivs hoard from nine
to twelve said;
This question had been under discussion for several
years. and, mhle the majority Of the delegates
a. tho last annual meeting favored tho change, the
resolution failed Of passage because t. required wo
they could not sec c.earIy how to provide Ways and
member of tie kSecutive committee pad hi. own eS.
snss. IA s"I,nK es' r,n A. e:ns. usually
80 :on present, md In seiasnse Important bust
yrs. sns found by
passed to pay from ,s.sociA,on fund. The i-rima,o
proved N.s@ pO"y Tor IN one i ys. viii, with
min" members in the Hoard. tho attendance averaged
As to whether u larger Executive Board would 10
~ s.rn.i sai wy: 8 nS i" il S"sa e1 n.ts
favo, an increase. e"mmes aud when the ans.ion
only vote las delegate from my own club was
70" 9 OF s Would %O: not o oF
e: sa s be n'sy "s @ in
c;a,ion and no doubt by orSan1ei effort the msmoei
20 w's 70 n
while they merely participate IN tn, benefits, The
ss. sss'a tsa ~ soY' s'yi
boEndcE dHty or every cluo TO enr,l itself ami
on all questions the will Of tho majority should pre-
vail
1T q n!s.aksn notion that the Executive Commit.
tee desires to Bcrpetuato ittst Mr. ,atlin OF Chicago
and Mr. standish of Detroit not members before
the last Mr.. Alorn OF Providence has re.
signed his business preventing him from devGtins an
further time e san aquatic, %hile Mr. Peterson OF New
announced that they would decil Ina .lecton; so
that OF tho nine who the committee tho
thinning Of tile five will have Of 0iiics at
its Gloss Will be seen therefore that whether 1t "a
III its personne u vi.abie and tho desired infusion
OF now blood will ensis
Tho movement does arise from antAgonisIn
to the sssociaton but is intended to increase It's off
cheney and 10 augment its usefulness Tho trouble in
the past has been too marked conservatism And a
failure to always keep in touch with tho times Onlv
hone that whoever tho new mitteemen may he
they may prove as sanch and Trustworthy defenders
1.-THE amateur law as Their predecessors"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
MISS JOSIE GREGORY INJURED.
Throvn from . Hanson While Driving
Down Broaaway.

Throvn from . Hanson While Driving
Down broadway.
Miss Josie Gregory. who has danced and
sung at Roster h Bial's concert hall for several
years called . hanson about IL o'clock last
night to drive In hurry from her fiat at 214
Wcst Fift:eth street TO tho theatre to I'll her
part on the programme Mr. Scanlon Of 1913
West Fortieth street. an acquaintance. accom-
panied her.
The driver came down Broadway at rapid
gait, and just above Thirtv.lith street the
wheel OF tho cab got wedged In the temporary
car track on the west side OF the street. which
Is torn up for work on tho cable road. The
driver turned sharply to get the wheel free and
the axle snapred.
The body Of the cab fell to the ground with a
crash and the actress was thrown from her
sfat hesadlong upon the pavement as II she had
Miss Gteg,ry head struck tho granite stones
lust beyond the curb with great force. The
street was crowded with tn atiegoers home-
ward bound. and dozen or more ran
10 PICK her up: blood was pouring from u
gash ~ her forehead over the right eye that
had laid the iles open to he bone.
carried TO sofa In the corridor Of the Hutel
Marlborough. A doctor brought her back to
consciousness and bound up her bend.
She tainted several time. afterwartl. hut re-
fused To ALLOW an ambulance to tie called. DR..
Gaynor called closed carriage and took her
home. He snd that tho injury was not serious.
and that she would be all right i'll few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28

There is more downright racing enthusiasm smeug
tho owners of working boats pleasure ysohtA saa
sIoops from RocKaway to Good Ground, L. !. the
coming ocean races At Long Beach tomorr than 3
lks ely be found among tue owners OF more prstsn.
tious craft Al East ROckawsy humber Of fast boatA
built last year to enter these races The
will be sailed with time allowance calculated IN
anco with tho rules OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
Tho start at ln,n VIII be from STAKE boat OF the
sea buoy at Hog Island Inlet; thence south TO and
around stake boat i've miles duo south from ths seA
bnOy; thence TO aud stake boat Point Look.
out Inlet. and from there In westerly line g the
tho winners and the races are oben TO ali comsrs.
should any OF the As schooners or Yachts OF the A.
lantr YHcht Cur enter special prlEss will be Awardal
tho winners in their respective classea