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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
SerDHsutli@ang ben Staatsgsieksu.

Su jtosr Sibuug Der 2e9i5lutUr iperz
Den cine 2(njabt GcleBe 9emadt. bercn
Snbalt oas 9ublitum ne uultommen
fcnnen lcrut. I'm oielcm llctel MN
ab5ubelieu, ilt Der 2cgistntur OFF Sc-
treiben Der WtiIOuri &rc6< 6<glhociatiou
cine 8iQ eingerei6t iuorbeu, ucl9a Die
Ser0ifentli6un9 Der neuen @eiebe i'll
ein;elnen 3eiti,ngcu bes Staates usr>
fiiet. gtab Der Bill loll Der Stats
lcfrctGr 90 Gage na6 Der Scrta9un9
Der Qegi3lntur Die nelangcnumncncn
GeIeBe (session acts i'll je 5lU'i 3cit.
uu0en perl6ic0rncr Gl6tun9cn i'll jeoem
County, lOluic III ct. 2uuis, uerDfentz
li6Cn loHeu. Die 8ciah(uug fir iul9e
Sublifotion loQ III ct. 2puis uub iol.
den Counties, Die Staote uon mehr
ais 2O,O0U GinmUbner bnbcn, BON 40
bis 60 Gents per 100 g9orte betra=
oen, i'll anbcren Counties bon 80 bis 60
9ents per 100 @ortc. !0icrbur9 miiroe
Dem ganjcu lelc1oen 8ublifum mit9ez
tbeilt, iuas unlcre g8c;ien aae Slpei
Sabre III Scffcrlon Gitp ausbcdcn.
Die Socc oicIcr 8a lit irl 6runoc
9cuormen ri9ti9, eber Die uOr9ei6la,
gene Wetbpoe lit lmicrcr gtnlibt mad
MIR il, S5ntereIie Der Serdus9ebcr uon
2unoScituu9eu uuo MIR bcrednet, bonn
Stuate quaIi cine Sublioic 81 erDaLten.
gSir lupucn Sum beIleren SerltdnbuiB
ren 8Oltfnpuntt bcs an9eitrebtcn @eleB
es einmol uGbcr bcleuhteu. Weit ben
ia Counties I'M Staate uno Der Staot
ct. 2pui5 luilroe Die YerDffentlidDun9
Der @elcbe i'll iueri items 230 3eitltu9en
uptbipenoi9 iuerben. Ser 0ur9i6nitts
preis iuiiroe iidl 5lpar nur auf einen
balbcn Gent per g8Ort belauicr, aber
fir Die $50 3citun9cn iuiiroc bic Ser0f,
feutli6un9 ieoe5 @Ortes Der session
acts immer9iu $1.1o fOlteu uno lpel6e
@elommtlumme bies ausma6en tuilroe,
ldBt ii9 gar ni6t uorber berc6nen, benu
Die 9elebma@erei 9e9t betanntlid bier:
Sulanbe III bas llueuol:6e.
Gin iueit prafti11erer uuo billi9ere,
gSc9 iudrc unbcbin9t, oaB Der Staat { Del
o6nebin Die @elebe unb Serdnoerunsel1
oerielben als Srotpfplle hrlfen ldstl
bics i'll ipl6er 9lniabl belpr9eu tieBe
baB III en- 2eitun9en i'll Stcnte fiji,
icben i9rer 2ticr ein Gremplar 5u,
@rati5 Sertbeilun9 uberlaiIcn lucroeu
fDHntc. Sci bieIer Wtetbooe lieBe lid
AUDI crnlD9libel, bic Geiebe III ciner AT
turilirtcu ueberiebun9 aud Den c ut
d ell Stimm9ebern uno Steucr5atlcrl
Su9dn9ti6 SI ma6eu. @ie DC Sia leb
lautet, batteH bcutI6e 3eitun9cu faun
cine @cle9eubeit, an Der SerfIfentli6
un9en iib lu betBeIli9sn. Sn monate
lansen JortIebuu9en uerDifentli9t, ipiir
Den Die !, Seicge" in ben meilten Sdlel
uerloren 9eDen pber ScrltDrt wsrhen
ipdbrenb bieIelbcn uom Staate 9eliefer
in Srpi6lrenz5prm uOcr 9ebunbeit, il
pprfommeuben SGlen ats 9ta1iblaac
Sud- upr6anoeu Udrcn.
(Sconlia SOurnal)
SeDr pernilnIti5 9eIprp6eu, 9er
college, beun ou lluteuntniB Der G:ieb
ni6t als GntidnIol9un9 gift, 10 1T {,
Yfli9t bes Staates DAB CT au4 fir oi
nDtbi9e Scnntnib Gorge trd8t, uub De
pom uSournut" uOr9eidlugeue 8es In
Die @eiebe Sur &cnntniB Der 9sluobne
besStaates su brinsen ludce, eutI1ieoel
ber trnfadite uno beItc.
Stem Sa6eu, 2imbur9er unb ,,Srid
8ale iebr biGis bel Sersos 6 gsilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Die bon ben 9empfrutcn 10 bitter BE-:
fGmpfteMcSinlep=8iG lit MN l9on meb,
rere Wonate in Strait. 8etrudten mir
einise praftilbe 8eiultaie eerlelbeu uuo
iiberbnupt bes 9dus5oI. 5pitems:
Sn 1887, ols mir ua1 freibdnoIeriz
ider Sbee i'm billi9iten Ntartte uuiere
@jnfdufc mudten, bcSnb!ten Die ume
rifaniiden Sruutn fir cine garo aat;llu
on Gnstuno 38 Gents, i'll 1891 beSabtcn
mir fir bitlslbe@aare infer ser Die 9tr
better bcoriidcnbcn Wc9mlcD ,&aub-
;pn-8ia" 8 Gents per garo.
Sm 9lu9uit 1864 toItetc Die YlrO 9a,
milton 0aumluplleg 5louuelt IS Cts,
inter Der tittcrbUisn Wc8iunlcD Si0
toitct oielelbc 98lare i'm Sauuar 1891
" Gcnts pro Ylrb, obsr oieie S6ub.
iOllucr ruiniren Den armcn Mnnn, Der
bod oicl mebr 5eioenitufft al3 Saum.
| iUouDdaren tauft.
Su 1880 foIiete Gin 5arnnuaseu $50
inter Der McainleD Bia foltct ocriel5c
8agtn $50. Sn 1890 iuurben por
Ganaoa 9,719 Surmluo9sn i'll bcu nit
Der dinciiidtn Sduk5ullmuuer umse
benen Ser. Stauteu 9efauIt; BON Dem
Sreibanbct8sstuat Gna(anb tauftcn Die
Ganaoier 900 @ngen.
Ro6 uor iueni9en Monatcu luuroe
ales @eiBbie6 impOrtirt; ieBt miro oaI-
ielbe i'll ct. Souls fabri5irt uao i'll alrs
bcrcn Stdoteu iucrpen Sabrifen crrid)s
tet, ipobur6 cine 0taiie 9lrbciter 8c,
i6dftisun9 uno @erbienlt fiuben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Gs beiBt, Der iunse &aiisr 8ilbeInl
leioe bereits on oeriel6eu Salsfrantbeit
Der iein Suter gum Spfer sefaaen lit.
Die 8situnsen biirfen ni9ts bapuu iu<
gen. aber uan Siidet ii5 bieie &eui9feit
nm 10 lebbaitsr in Die Sbren. G6atz
fade lit, buB bic NerSte in lester 3eit
bem &aiier perbOten baben, Reoen Su
balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

9us amsrifaniide s6tpsin fiubet az
10 rorldufis nod ben beuti6en Warft
seri6lolIen. Sm 8ei3sta9e luuroe
5ipdr an 22. San, Der Gntras 9eitellt,
oas 8erbOt Der Ginfu5r 81 pibsrrufen.
a6er es tuuroe selteno semadt, baB iies
BEN 9rO5ent alles umerifaniidenS 6tuei=
neilcii6cs tritin6s iei. Webrere Qbs
9torbnete ipieien 5tpar euer9iid ourauf
bin, haB es un6riitlib iei, bic 9sbens=
bebirfniiie oes 8olfes in 10 barbarilder
@eile 81 pertbeueru, aber Die MebrEeit
oes Reidstas5 slaubt oil Die 8efdGrz
li6feit amerifanii6en Sleii3es uuo bielt
bas 9lusfubruerbot aufre6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Sn stnem Infaa BON 9llseuzSumOr
ldreibt bic bemOtratilde Seem Orleans
Seuti6e 3situns": uSeit ibrer Ses
freiuns bonn Sode Der republifaniiben
Garpetbag 9praunei baben a6t bemos
tratiide Siioitaaten (9Ouiiianu, Seuz
neiiee, @lliiiiippi, Sentudp, stlabama,
Warp(anb, 9lrtanIas unb Ntiliouri)
burd ipisbiibiide Staatsi6aBmeiiter
1871 .545.7O einsebiiBt, bic BON ben
@auneru gang einfad seitoblen luurz
ben" Sn iene Summe einsei6lOiien
iinb, iOiueit Mihpuri III betra6t fomut,
nur Die $4,000, Die Der lsste etuatss
ldasmeiiter gtolan ceruutreut bat; Der
ysiueiielbaften Sruusuttionen" oes fritz
beren G6ubmeiiters Gates i'm 8etrase
Don mebreren bunberttaultnb Dollars
ge13iebt feiner Grtpdbnuns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
Seruaun aNo., Oreitae, sen g. 6ebruar 1891,

Oas @eies If fbabsr elm tObtsr 8u9itabe
9eblieben."
Or. SalmOn ipra6 idlieBlid Die
ueberSeusuns aug, baB bic 8erbanos
lunsen nit Srantrei9 iiber Sie Sutals
flung unierer s6peineHeii6. .RrObufte
iebr balb 5u einem befriebieenhen Ib=
ibiuB fomme1 tpiirben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
n ST. 5aRobs WeR. q

1roefiSn, q. D., 9. Gpril, 1890.
ct. Safcbs Del bsilte mtinsn @airs
I'M Issten @tnter mad ,sbni6brtssm est.
ben pon rbeumatifHen G&mer;.n. -Srda.
lsin Clara @bits, AIT Spmpfins.ape.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

2tttIe q &GYibs, Wiss. 2. 36J, 1889.
@sine Grau litt an beftissn neuralsi.
fHtn S&meaen TIM Geft&te. Sie rist
baftIte NIT ct. Safrbs Stl ein unb ins
nerbalb bret Stunsen tparsn alle StmH.
itn perf1wunbtn.-Garl S&stbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
@ilrpp, RtfIin.G Gpunty. Sd

@ilrpp, RtfIin.Gpunts, ga.
Srau Sptn Gemmia bate 10 Sabt
an S8mepsn I'm &adsratb sflittsn, bic
fe ft& tn Gpise ssusr gsrlesuns ;us;psen
bate, fe tpar ni&t I'M Stanbs ;u sebsR.
Rad bem Gebrau&e Don apsi Slaf&en
Ss. Safobs Del tuar sOnadnSise SsiI.
una erfclat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
8le6W11ren<
-une
Sefenbaublung

Mrs. =. 1ietz9l
S6taerfrase, Sertnann, Ws.
Ststs an 5anb ale Sprteu 6ei,- uni Rod.
ofen, SIsHwaaren. DaGrinntn ufr., bic ID
ju ben btlisfen Treiitn serfaufe.
8sionbsre 9ufmsrfiamfeit mirb tem IN.
br,nssn BON Dd9riunrn ane altn Mrten ssn
&tsaraturarbeiten sslHenft.
I'm ssnsisten 3ufpru@ bitttt
Grau g. Diesd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Cine SEsi&e q. 9slsbs Gel ,otst % esu.D
Giant 5Iaf&sn filr 5000. St In isser Hyst5s,e ~
haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
City Hotel
MARTIN ALLEMAkN

Y tta.s str krfsu tsuiI&tn GafbIuier in
ssfmdnn.
Xrtiit $l.W prp5 Id, cher S4.O0 pro HrSt
Stbr btau,mts SampIs 8ccm i'm ielbru
Stedues fir bic SenuBurs ron @ei6dfis.
rsasascn. 3urrrfcnmcneepsrtirrs IN alien
3aasn.
astnt fur bic Tprriipn SaumltuIs.
cfatnurssn auf gGumr. &etrn nne StrdH.
sn rfresn rrrrpt ttirrsi. iEnt4 so
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

THE CHARLES A. voeELER o.. saIslns,., ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Stem 9a6eu, 2lmbur9er uno ,,Srid'
8dle lebr billis BEL Sersos s. 8ilb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02

3 D, Atklns..,,..,.,. .,,.., 3
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02

Almost a regimen: OF nationa, kuardsmcn turned
out to tho third mn-xsmsn's match OF tho season.
which was shot Gu TIE 800 and so yard ranges vt
Creedmoos yesterday. Tho scores of those who won
ma.ksmens bsdEes are:
Htar. First Rrigade-paul Dana. I'd
Ssysnm sy1ws e. sye ,u somranv 49,
J. Fh!lirt, A. u. ! row!e, Company rs; L. Gusna
",rS hsFa$d S5s i%".S ss%say
R"y r.s.; onn nss e. IS ""'npA'f = .n., ;
.asS o II sf.a'o': f.. %? o1 a NJ
l. l. Ta'g.'.'in rpsny ~ r. fsTs''on, ION
hsyS,as ts"a"y W & wso I"R."y Jap;ny
" !, b 4G'tssnsaa "Se!,nrany. i #;" {, NaKiotn.
omp ns';;p: sG@ls4?. ,s =: D. . csns. %'s Z! j!
A. Moran '"%%p'' GD, r. csm,.,v p.'rew
fSnSsE :s o"pt Yn" 3 : Is fesiss;ssy
$o'mg."y '",% a "STs%i SSomsi'y ! ,"' (
sany h;";il; " + .f",rAr ;omrsSy i y; !, 4.
ioTrf Rno H'E Ganraay ! s,Taas S"e e%."y
S,ny p" s y "%"y ou ~ it, 5 hs.". g N
n TsSi, III. j. "sn Il s.rr r. Gsnomy
I. ~, q; Donovan, Company 81 4, fs'tram Com
'Twsnt"thrl resiment-E Il; u liza stead COMPANY O.
~ Rssa r""Hs.v MIN, /, 81 = ! baS.. r"m %EsW
81 NnF F c"mp m"G. b; S M; ss:!oEo"f
M.n "TI roapnnyG ~. o 4 ,iorascS.: company +
- sorse !l',dd,n ,nmpany q, ~. u, u. him rod
cO,npnn, az A. q, sherwood, company J. %: II -
Ev,rleIL Gam, an; \ IS Non rom 'nlssonsl SsaaM
II. D~ppari M II Snv,lnn t0nbany ~, si: q. H.
Hrushaber. COMPANY q, y +, IS Dmnhnm company D.
~, " STR r, ,"nranr ~ y. ". krri'lsr ,omr
raIIy l. ~ -, n Need. COMPANY G., ~ W. A, rIar.
;onp.u" G. ~ -. l. Mghlrry, nmpauy Il. 30
81, Thirteenth 'ss''"s"'-', '' anderson" Company F.
s,xIy nintu Rsyimsut-W. II. Deaoy Company A. 81.
seventy FIRST lie yimont-J r. DOdSsr. Company h.
50; 7 4 ~, Com'amy T. -: :; h.a!e ,omIany
Company - ~: 5 W tnlerhl, Company Is 81.
T-Vup Al Padgeley. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02
Newark. New I1undbuu Court.

Through the enterprise OF John Cusack. a handhall
court has been established in Newark. Twenty-Five
years ago that city could boast Of capital court 1t
Association and Tim Ryan the master spirit of tho
game. Very few could beat Ryan at that time. anu.
while he has not been actively identified with tho sport
Tor many year he thinks 1t Is grand phys,ca exsr
else for all persons parakinR of any kind Of athlec
The now court hich mas formally opened srdAy.
at 81 Chapel street about ftsen minutes ride
entirely The front wall Is Of brick ed
with cement IL Is about th ftet long and - feet wide
There Is about an foot back wall anu an upper md
lower gallery The greatest drawback to the PLAYING
qualities of the new court tho arrangement OF NUN
her OF windows along the sides ami about ten feet
from the These windows are covered vi tn wire
screen The inner part o tho roof Is entirely exposed
but account of s extreme height this no, ser
objection the windows on tho siies However
taking everything into nseraton the court much
better adapted for playing than many courts that have
he proposes to improve tho place from Iime time
and the sport becomes popular he will built an estab'
Tne court wsscrowdsd all day Yesterday particularly
progress. srookyn should feel proud Of her experts
who generally foremost In advancing tho popularity
OF old Irish sport The delegations present at tho
Newark Court e-terday was headed BY phil casey the
champion Of st. Louis: Larry Forde OF the Leading
players of the Brooklyn Hsndbal Club: James Dunno.
Jr- amateur champion OF the world; Thoma. dunno.
and William shaw. From New York there was the "a.
Chrmody. NJ ". Roarty. and Tom Lyman. The special
attraction four handed game between Phil Casey
ana James dunno. Jr, against If smith and Larry
forde Five exciting games were played and u II SAFE
Newark court before Tho result that Casey and
Dunno won three OF tho fve games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02
THE COYOTE VAS NOT IN 1T
{. w. wetmorc'- Nnmeiess Has an Easy
Victory In the G5.rnt,ng Glnss.


The first of series Of throe yacht races.
open TO beats in the 25-iatne class. for three
CUPS valued Mt 500 each. presented BY c. w.
Wetmore. owner OF the cutter Lris and the 90
rat"r Nnmeless. took place yesterday alter
noon of Larchmonl harbor
Only two yachts started, the Namcless and
the Coyote. Burgess ccntreboard boat owned
by Fl. W. Gucknall Considerable regret was
expressed that neither the Smuggler nor the
Nerdle was on hand, and speculation was rio
as TO what had become OF them.
bsat Of ten miles 10 .windward and return
This had 10 be modified, and u course was ar
,anged from Constable buoy, OF Mamsroneok.
10 S n anM ENssnton Light and
was given at l2 25 =. VI. from the launch Liris.
which was used rs the Judges boat. The lit
tie craft fntilv flew for tho line. propelled by
sailed BY +, NJ Scott was the first 10 cross, at
12:25:ji. closely followed BY tho Nameless.
which was sk!iully bnndled by Oswald San
de- son. who had secured good position 10
and passed the Coyote on tho entrance Of
larchmont harbor and IL became plain to
every one that she was both outfooting and
=, The breeze, freshsned into a half gale. and
then the Gnrdiner cutter simply ked away
from the burgess sloop. turning Execution
Bn l0 a, IL 10; Tho Coyote followed sui, ten
gave, no tile race. Tho judges tn reupon lie.
cided that the NGmeloss need only 20 over tho
course once. The Naneless finished at :l49 10
me Nameiess made the run IN from ExscItior
four miles. In rs minutes. A summary OF tho
race follows:
IS RATING CLASS.
Hoyso......u. w. Buckhai. ...i!25:oi Did no. ansh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02
Too Much weather for the Ladies.

The Staten Island Yacht Club devoted yes-
terday to the ladies'. Many OF the fair friends
OF the yachtsmen know how to keep boat in
the wind and tack Mt the proper time. and
some OF them expected TO handle the tiller.
The club had prepared for a good time ut the
club house afterward. Mt which favors were to
be ri, en- to the ladies' o! the winning yacht,
But the southwest wind was so brisk that
white caps aud reefs were the order OF tho day.
md although the ladies went along they did
not venture to test their skill at seananship.
The sail was rich In maui cal experiences.
The high wind at the, start dashed the waves
on the Gunwales. and made the girls cheeks
redeem under its rude kisses Then it hoisted
IN a great black cloud over the southwest
horizon. and troated the girls to a squat. 1t
blew great guns. and forced tho yschtsnon to
fus. and fortunate were the girls who had
cabins TO hide in. Finally dead calm left the
feet half way netween ,Tot:enylle md Long
Island. where 1t drited for two hours.
Few OF the yachts got home. They anchored
wherever possible. and tho yachtsmen roweu
their guests ashore in small boats. About ev.
crythiug IN yar Wing occurred. except ship
wreck. But ut night SHIPPERS and girls forgot
their trials when thu orchestra got down t.
waltz MUSIC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02
Asbury PARK. New A h,e,,c Grounds.

AsvunY PARK, Aug 1.-the new grounds Of the Asbury
Park Athletic Association At North Asbnry Park wore
formally opened this afternoon the presence OF sew
eral thousand persons. Tho grounds are beautifully
situated. bordering on Deal Lake The chief event In
the days sport the single scull race between Ed
ward Hediey \. J. Coltngham. John +. Parkc. and
Charles Sanger members Of the Vesper Boa. Club OF
PhilaIelphi Tho distance one and quarter
miles with three turns lsiey won easily IN y min
ute.. Park. second and Sanger third The przrs were
gold silver medals besides solid silver cup TO 10
rowet for every year NJ ASbnry Park.
Tho openiGv event W.. mar mills racs TOT wor.ins
Tho swimming race had three entries. and Charlie.
NcCaulsy had Q " ak orc: The wheolbarrnw
won by j. Z, sulcair Of Atlantic Highlands Louis Il.
vine was second J: hnx,er ol AsDhry rArn ,ops NE
" H. NdaInson. N. C 4. OF Jersey. cay. won, with
bank Athisic Cipn won tho quarter mis hy my feet
Grove crossed hats in baseball match. Tho tlipo.rs
won. Ths days sport WAS conc!Idod with tho scan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02
A Nice Point to settle In Athletics.

RosToS, Aug l.-Wben the board Of Managers OF the
New England Amntrur Athletic Association meets
Monday night they will have 10 consider fine question
OF Jurisdiction Tho case OF Alexander MefertA win
come up In connection with the Cities winning match
an Iuly4 lie ia a member Of the Manhattan Athletic
club
Tho matches IN question were not registered by the
n. Il. A. ~ and came under the head of unanth0r.
,ed games An athlete Conten ding In such sAmes
under the hsn q the assoc~'on and Is liable 70
huspenslOn. Has the ~ H. A. A. A Il right u punish
such fnreicn memhsr for raction 81 anna eur prn
cir.s within its own territory Practically all the
uthlses In fhe civ WHO bren uestioned tho
subject The right mud 'uhel Tho constitution of
ttr \. r. \ EnN, if'Iut lr that II shall have 10.
Iisiction In nth etc ~ 'tt'r. "rrrI snAu terri TER.
the rat hnv'r'r nat the cue ION AZ Il
s'"rts menl.r ~ al'n o. or ani|st On Ia. IL N
rated ana n" err. ,m''r'n HnrssI the IA
nnu, Fnar VIE e III o.ri"n vi ic ought Gus
its merits Meier "a champ IN am eur s@imn-r
III. rues OF The n.s"rist.nn IRE crne that WHEN any
I:SIIE':!:IIi:;. SsI| ,THsssIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02
LOOKS LIKE A FIZZL e.
Quaker CITY Ynchtsmen Were to Cruise.
but Something Was Wrong.

Tho boats OF the Quaker City Yacht Club o: Phiiadsl
pima were to have assembled 1t Whtosone on the
Sound Yesterday nf:erssn preparatory TO starting on
the annual cruise But only three yachts at tbs
rendezvous and in the absence OF the flagship the o
GERS were unable to say whether the affair tzgs
had been postponed an ailaround mistake had been
made Tho boats on hand were Charles ID. Middlsons
Alice
The Helen which. by the way. had been erronsousiy
reported as having gone ashore on Plum Island had
been laying OIL milestone tor nearly three eeEs and
formation to the cruise.
lie received teIeL I'M from Comm odOre Middle.
ton in the afternoon saying that he would be down
late train Tho captain thought It moro than likely
that the Helen would join tho New York ischt Club
squadron. MIR. Wilkinson waited until evening for
some word and then raised anchor and the bow of the
Lydia pointed for Glen Cove Mr. WI kinson said
he would sail in tho New YORK cruise in Visw OF the
condition OF att airs.
Commodore Colburn was at whiestono Friday
with tho flagship Norma hut smiled away early yester
day morning; II is more than probable that he will
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There has always been question amouR college OAR.
men as whether cedar paper eight cared shells
arc tho faster. Like other college crews Harvard
would stick the belief that boats better
and oven faster but Capt Bob e.rick Of the 80
started the ball by leaving order with the late John
Blake for a cedar boat Blake built the eight the
modern principle of plenty flooring fore and aft
but Is said have made mistake in not drs wing tho
boat out finer ut tho bow and stern Whom pavey re-
ceved an order he took famous English model for
basis work from. and made snch changes as he
the big that sat in tho
80 boat.
only lighter but much faster than paper shell of hs
same dime nsons. and yet the harvard Varsity men
were Determined TO give the raper smother Davcy
turned out another boat made Of choice cedar Tor the
crew !hi, season and ns model paper beat was also
Harvard mans mt the cedar beat proved to 10
Another test made for tile full four miles and
again the difference WAS in favor 0f the cedar she'll
which be m s"onds faster for tho four miles
After this test the Harvard crew made NJ their
mnds that Yale or other eight that ever sat III .
boat could give them 81 seconds in four miles and
seQuenty their spirits went 1t WAS after this
that they decided to give sprint for the hrs.
mile Knowing right we'll tina: IL would break them up
10 hold the pace tEey were able tot set.
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fleet OF white sails fitted of Islip the South
Bay yesterday, while the band of spectators that lined
tho shore gazed on in admiration. 1t the regatta
OF tho Great South Bay Yacht club and every person
who owned boa, in tho bay there to the fun.
stin southwest wind raised white caps the bay.
and sont tho boats along at good speed. Tho start
was made at II 40 clock in tho morning Alden Il.
Swans .loop Perkey was first to the line It
fol owed by three other slOops and fifteen catboats
The sloops sailed twenty course while the
catboats went over thirteen mile Tue prize
tho rrst ciasses $50 In cash. viii So the
prize in the second classes. A silver cup worth 500
also offered prize for the toat winning three
annual races in its class
Tho Berkley first prize in the soops In the cat.
boats the Bees captured FIRST prize and tho outing
second
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Sl'KlNKLIN(. TRUCKS.
Riding AMasmies.
Til. Friendship Regatta Wa. Lively.

The friendship Rol, club he'd their regular annual
regatta On the Harlem river yes erday afternoon
Th- crnrs- wa, half mule straigltaway. and IN
p.ainN ." 81 he crowded. piazza OF The club houss
The races DID rot start anti. alter o'cock They re-
su ted ~ follow
rrH -cuIl Gigs Won Dv Henry Dwyrr C. u Kieu.
yler second william Oliver third. Tine = uinu,ss 10
seconds.
siisis scuil shells-won by William Oliver j. j.
Ciars. " second. Tine; : IN mules ~ seconds.
T. Meyer. Gil kienHl,r cONswain John Co grove and
W., Tucker: with y. 4 kessi.r. coSswan. srcont.
j. H. bucEruinr ami y Mar" with !, ". OConn.N
coNswaln ihiri lime inmates seconds M
the crews kept well together aud the win
nins crew was only Ialf a IA gth ah'ar
,,nnuOle Sru SiHs--N OIL ~ "lii Am Oliver and John
Wynne; John '.ilston and Harry L,.- second VII
seconds
Eigutoared Shells Won bv William Oliver Harry
Loader =, keatng " } 'u"rn-'Gm John ,
grot", j. u. Ruckrt.e. " N""l ~ Ilolnett
hrnismn T. &cy.r. wiih T. u ls tnloih,ru. coNswrln
J. b"rrr, l.. Tucker !. Itrr"y Larry ragg q H.
hiehser, .ohu iIsirn lNorrH. % "-Ir W carr
ute - Srcnuts ~
rls"a. ire iaa' anI mort csoi.Hx RAGS o. th- dav
and whs The only u At hat nr''eni .tt4c cd
20 II. i"rCe crews -tayt reached
thr sFkN toat The rudI'r - IN - hla brosr me
two ,Ta"s ssr'si and KIN: well together urul ,hoy
S:::,i!; 4!::I:; ;;.,;Ia,. I'll hi GiIs.,;
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All arrangements have been completed for tie visit
Of the international football Team to Great Britain.
the team vii. sail from this port tire state Line
steamship stats OF Nevada Thursday, AVE- They
arc scheduoh to nj series or games with tho
hest yea,ns in England, ireland. and Scotland. The
Canadian Team ms tho visitors will be known by 10
made up of the leading players ~ the United states
uregaton Of football players that has ever been col
fectrd ,vystLer on this sido OF tho Atlantic.
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A Picnic Worth Attending.

The employees Of IIackstt Csrhart 1 10 have ar.
ranged an excellent programme Of spsr,s for ihoir
sixth annual picnic and games, to bs held ., Dscke
mans Ridgsweod Park. L. l.. on SATURDAY. Aug g.
The selp OF ths outing for good cause they
win lie devoted 10 the Muiuai Aid Fund. Ths contests
viii include quarter milo run. half mile walk sack
race Ioys RICE girls rgy contest, prize bowling pig
chs,. and III oofinx Handsome medals will DO pre-.
septei 70 tho winners o. each event