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The sun., 1891-06-28
W.iNTs OUR STATUE TO WAIT
Chicago Suggests ~ Postpouemeut OF the
Unveiiinx of the Columbus Monument

Chicago Suggests Postpopement OF the
unveiiing of the Columbus Monument.
The people in charge OF the Chicago Fair
want the date OF the unwilling OF tho Column
bus monument In New York changed from
Oct. II. 1892. to tho middle OF April 1893, whom
the naval review will be hold in New York har.
Dor. The buildings OF the Chicago enterprise
are to be dedicated on Oct. II. 1892 and the
Chicago folks think tho two cere emonies might
iniure each other II they should fall on the
same day. Mr.. Z. Barsotti Of this city. who is
In charge OF the monument project has re.
celved several letters OH the subject from per-
sons Interested in the Chicago show. The last
was written on Friday at the Eastern head
quarters in this city by Special Commissioner
A!eT; ID. Anderson. Init l!ss says:
yelling Of the statue at New York. ths ceremo.
nies will necessarily Q somewhat OF local
,a, nn'nG" r. or pr II. r.. reason that heaES win
contrary. yon select the month OF April 1898
the ceremonies will be both national and inter-
with the, grand purnose OF your patriotic work.
,,oi IN ah IN" Sa eonneGtsna # may be men!ioned
Santa Maria and that she Will lead and BE- sa. M
S.a ha. :Se S.Sds f;ysW msDx
Arri. 1898; 70 participate in the ceremopies.
Pedro was gresent at The Philadeip6is Conn Com.
ienni nj in 1876. j theIsioro seems 10 mo that
you have everything t. gain and nothing 10
lose by selecting April. 1853. for your celebru-
li.n,
. In brief. the exposition management, the
Official resrsssntatives OF American States and
republics. and ths nstions of the Old World
AMI help make them us grand and impI essiys
as possible, II you WI select a date when they
Srocs, S1o +; Win Snd r:f
common orattsn at each plncs can be made
International In the broadcast aud fullest
sense"
The sun., 1891-06-28
TT BLEW GREAT GUNS.
And the Brooklyn Canoe Club Wisely Pos,
pOned the Sailing.

And tho Brooklyn Canoe Club Wisely Post.
pOnea the Sailing.
The seventh annual regatta Of the Brooklyn Canoe
Club have been held on tho club house at Bay
Ridge yesterday afternoon. but the strong north
breeze that cavorted down the bay made it very
bad canoing day, and the sailing portion the regatta
postponed until Saturday July H. when It IL hopsd
IN. wild will not be turbulent nor the wind
80 boisterous
single and tandem padding racse Lincoln f. rAime
~ the CEieke. won The former with T. Wllkn in the
T. smSsss IN he Tcmsn asn Tss az:
tance was so yards Palmsrs time being 10 minutss
"kin Sn. crossing -. e the line e. second: S Later
r. stewart and J.. Duguid in the Ith.nei W. j. ste art
and Lincoln b Palmer IN the yalfrsyia. and H. II.
shipped its rudder ely after the start aud
returned The course was to and back from sloop
mile. stewart and Duruid in - the ithsnsl
and Palmer Psddsd around siooP ioc oi
sloop Sy !hs railroad dock which the ithsnsi had
turned half minute before The paddlers IN the Val
ihem the race for although they made gallant stern
chase the ithaue crossed the line in minutes 81
% S:.T .nS II r s: %
There special race. in tho Atlantic Yacht
gle blade I. Vernon won the nrst in the No Name in
second 10 niaas: y seconds: Ksioss ia S';hs sho
Referee and Sinclair in the Modoc being the other
", j. stewart in the Boohoo won the 4ooyard senior
the Red bowl being second in seconds W. NJ Brown.
sH 10 the Aodoc Was third, and A. b Putnam in the
several VI the c.noIs,. went out into the bay with
IN s 'ss sm sa n S s
but Rallanty rescued BY Percy Hogan
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CHILI'S NEW CABINET.
The New Ministry VIII Follow the Old
Policy. and Try to Restore Order.

The New Ministry Will Follow the OLD
Policy. and Try to Restore Order.
The Bureau Of the American Republics has
received information that the republic OF Chill
has organized a new Cabinet as follows:
Interor-Don Julio Banados Espinosa,
Foreign Affairs and Worship-Don Manuel
Maria Aldunate. Justice and Public Ipstruc.
ton-Don Francisco Javer Concha. Finance
Don Manuel Aristides Zanartu. War and
Marine-Don Jose yelas1ues. Industry and
Public Works-Don Nicanor uralde.
Don Julio Banados Espinosa the new Pre-
mier Of the Cabinet. appeared in the Chamber
OF Deputies on the day before the last steam
ers left Santiago and made tho follow an
nonncement OF The policy OF the new Ministry:
.he pocy Of be as OF
appears before YOU for the first time. The new
Ministry viii . continue the policy Of its prede-
end to tn: struggle which effects the, credit oil OF
interests. and which PROFOUNDLY pertMrbs The The
social TRANQUILITY OF Chill. It Is a change OF
public servants. but not OF opinion. or ainls.
sole basis Of the tonntry's prosperity. OF its
s5Sxsi 7ss II Isss!af' s:'';s 1sps &.
:3S asch h's!as hf an sary rs
form Of the Con;titution Is necessary unie
conditions that Will terminate an agonism Ne-
tween @ nnrlies which 10 The offspring Of perpet-
Ssss nssI.d GrdS .n, Ths
Il viii be- be- the % duty pofn'e OF the DerfGhs. NM:
istry 70 prepare bills and reforms calculated 10
promote the productive power Of the country
md o. increasing private wealth. The Cabinet
sss the noss q the L6
late and accept any idea or reform that NAV
tend TO- the pMrogress,; pr ,; the peace. and the az.
THE INsURGENT ENJOYS,
WASHINGTON. June 27-Don Pedro Montt
and his associates representing the Chiian
Congress party made no effort to-day 10 meet
s.s ..n .5s q any 50 'Ss ., @ GSysrnmsns I!
noIice OF their presence In Washinrton
or their mission to the United states' Tieir
positions as representatives OF what is rightly
or wrongly regarded in this country az an iIl-
sieasy a.d tie exercise oi tact in their Se ri"re
oil this Governmsnt.
1t Is therefore probable that their first over
lures VIII be made only, after unofficial means
have been taken to lead un to their object and
make clear the Justice OF their contention that
ths sesSed inspsgent party should receive
States. The principal advantage expect.
cd TO accrue from such recognition il
rather of negative character. rs 1t would not
involve allowance OF the right of the Congress-
United States. but would prevent the Bsi ma. ma
cedn Government from exercising this right.
us II may now. and would thus place both
factions on an equality.
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IN THE r,EEKsKILL CAMP.
The 9Th Regiment Returned Home Yester.
dny and the :s.d md 41th Arrived


STATE CAMP. PEEKsKILL. June 27.-The
Seventh has gone and In its place two reg-
ments have come from Brooklyn. As a rec-
ment the Seventh fired its lEst volleys In honor
OF the national flag nj the end OF the battalion
drill which took the place. this morning. OF the
usual company drills. but two companies
saved enough cartridges to have u sham battle
out IN the woods In the afternoon. Capt. Fisk led
the party vino ATTEMPTED to defend the camp.
but Capt. Lydecker's attacking party took
them in. 1t was not much OF a military show
but it taught the men one part OF the duty OF o
soldier-to subsist on tho ensmys country
The common enemy was Farmer Mccoy and
his rire cherries were the plumber.
the men had a long and tiresome wait before
i. was 'aken away early. and by noon the IN men n
heH Ths s"se's "ha G ~ shSnes q ' @
regimental subscrirtion. and 1915 came d.
rsctly to it from inliyduals. This breaks all
camp last year: The walters got $3.50.
soxs shi ns iSs an" ns Ga
march; Cen. Porter met them on the parade
bar sna VIII Elm on 1eyew Of 1s w h
camp was to be evacuated at once. The band
vas going and the battery contingent had
The seventh's lrain was in waiting on sid
ing above Red Hook. and It could not he kert
Gen. Porter helped the Seventh TO get away BY
detailing some of Louis Wendsl's red-plumed
lieve the Seventies guard. So no time was
lost after the newcomers got to camp. in wait
ing for the relief to bring in the waiting
sentties 1t was little tough on tile battery
men, for they were rgged IN heavy marching
order. but II s not often that they get a chance
to boss whole camp
At the Seventh was gone. nnd in the dis
tnnee tho coming force heralded its advance
came first by right OF rank. Col. Henry G.
t,a,S led 355 men. aud Col. John G. Eddy OF
men OF Ras1nins Third Battery came to ilre
I, gun. and Capt Loigh brought hve OF his
signal corDs ~
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COLUMBIA 4. C. GAMES.
Southern Athletes Make - Fine Showing
MT Washington.

showing
MT Washington.
WASHINGTON. June 27.-Analostan Island
never looked more beautiful than it did this
afternoon. when tho Columbia Athletic Club
and its friends assembled there to witness the
athletic games Of the G. A. G. Track Master
Tommy O'Neill had the grounds In splendid
condition. and the arrangements were as COM
plete as when the A. A. U. hold its annual meet
on the same island last fall.
Many distinguished officials were present,
including members OF the Cabinet. bureau
officers members Of the Diplomatic Corps. and
others prominent in society. All Of the events
were we'll contested. The summaries are as
follows
Joseph 7.a..s isy:ids :.sSud d1'9iss 4ins
R:;:';
Dodge %:s aS :. ss
oI,nht! ysnRs y T. IoII; Ph
minutes seeonas
1%. .s%osd. IT, W seheSss %. 0sfs si.sS xssS;
s?':s:"s!.:. Ess:i
W sshI:EhssF I; .:sosd Tins MINUTES second.
AIns."n wh.sim.n iss yard. Tim. S minas.: inaS
Twomiis Ordinary Race-won by E. C. Bowen. G. A.
e. g. is5 yards lime. minutes ol seconds W. H.
nI.,!nl nEI,nnnr bIo.a 10. ju%p.wpn b. J. King
sF e ~
an
i, Pole v.ult.won by George II. Brook. swarthmors
TST:Sins M;,S is =: ;%%:ro%cn
second. j. b. Mitchell threw the hammer l26IS feet
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NEWS AWAITING CAPT xARSsENs.
His wife In JaN and Hts Daughter LED
Astray by Hts Stcpson.


| When Capt. Horny James Karssens OF the
steamship Oiinoco OF tho Bermuda line re-
| turns from his present trip he will nnd trouble
awaiting him in his homo In Newtovn village.
| His wife. Lucy Karssens. and his 30-year- old
| stepsop. Luciea Wavor, are in jail In Long
! Island City. accused OF 81 and larceny. while
his handsome. blue-eyed 20-your-old dauRh-
ter. Miss Louisa Karssens. is about to become
| a mother Count Roussett is the complainant
against Mrs. Karssens and her son.
Capt. Karssens owns the cottages in Cook
avenue. Newtown where his family live. His
fret wife, the mother OF the daughter referred
to- died In 1884. His present wife was Mrs.
Lucy b. Wavcr 1t is said her husband was an
ex-AIinister OF the LxcheIuer In Bavaria.
About year ago Count Roussett and his wife
went to board in the cottages. Can't. Karssens
appears to have objected to his wife keeping
boarders nnd on his return from voyage last
February he cleared the Count and the Counts
wife and also his stepson. Waver out Of the
house. Tho Count is said to have owed $3.50
As security ior this. amount Mrs. Karssens
savs tho Count gave her her, some DIAMONDS and =
tie Counts wiz went TO Paris. In ordsr to Dc De-
sy heF ser ts
tount denies that he ever gave, Mrs. Karssens
b.ore nscs and lad s
sens arrested, accused OF grand larceny. Capt.
IN sanes
was kept auis, TSpt Karsssns Snew M n9shins
her former hosraeT asr The matter nS Tas sToHht
when both Mrs, Kars;;ens and her
said to Capt Karssens. He was home
% IL went
with no knowlelge OF tho storm that was brew
his his daashtsr m sH rsnained in b.d. Mra Ksrssens %
told tho Cnptain the girl was ILL., He became
alarmed and wanted to send for . physician.
begged beg % b i'm not to do 40. They said her Illness
On Wednesday OF last week both Mrs. Kara-
ana her son Mayer wore arrested on
i%rs 5ssI:: Miss Rss;.sss f.l:% y isS:
IN one mn day !hs s.s
She lived in Seadly fear OF him. and was
afraid to inform her iather Of the nutrage Her
ale. ell that Wnver protested to her that he
was n Il gle man, and as they were in no way |
related by blood he wond marry her He |
neglected TO do 81. however and ON her fathers |
last visit home 1t was neces ssary for her to stay
H. bod In order to conceal her condition.
II Is said Va MWsveris married md has several
wealthy Canadian family. ana she left him
When Mrs Karssens's 3 bondsman learned OF
ngainst Wn,er he at once cancelled his bonds
aud turned Mrs. karssens over to n constable.
They were 10th in Jail last night. although
Efforts are being made TO obtain bail for Mrs
Mrs. Enrssens until recently was employed
rs designer OF costumes by Lord Il Taylor.
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BnUrs1Ne FINISHES ON THE WHEEL
The Murphy BROTHERS and Zinmerman DO
Some Clever Riding.

| The Murphy Brothers and Zirmerman DO
somo Clever Riding.
The tenth annual race meet OF the King,
County Wheelmen was held yesterday after
noon at Washington Park. Brooklyn. Over
1000 persons, Including quite a number OF
ladies. were present The track was In excel.
lent condition, but very strong wind was on .
countered on the homo stretch. which mals
| fast time out OF the question. The finishes
| generally were close aud exciting.
II was necessary. on account Of the largo
fields TO run the events of in heats The first
second. and third mon in tho preliminary
heats ran in the finals. Great difficulty was
experienced in getting the men on In the
mile novice race G. Depew was dismoun,ed
right at the tape. For some unex PLANE ed rea.
son the referee failed to recall the racers. ns
should have been done. This happened again
IN the second heat OF the novice race. +. A,
Watson falling at the tape.
1nnes. in the mile novice race. had his lire
come off and was thrown. Hc wa. not hurt.
sehesfer A fh he
ia6s s sns 81 HSrhy hs and 5frd EHs ssa
man. The two men were making fighting
a" oo ta sSs se n he
snp;,t ssipp;s,a irom IN under him. and he was thrown
Great II nt.sest te o1 wa: centred in tho race,
the L. A. W. refuses TO reco0nize any races as
ssr MHSs
sSss s sss BrssS s' h IN s0ess
Harry hs Jr vas h'l t1'0fTns hin clossS Hs
fn Ss ssfs q Ss naTes Hns n Murphy came
out out. ior . the ordinary ctampdIonsh,,p, ion In this
norman rushed E to The front and nd won ONE easily. a
Zimmerman appeared on pony Star and in
conssquence Of the close resem blanee to a
sSSy sSs srSsTs s: 5fs'a G % ps
oyerrnled. summary OF the races is as
S;% S,s. Y; SS;fi:s iissR.: S ::sSsa!
NSssn9 smsn zmmsr%.n ny y.na taa q c.s.
ss$:.;:s 1s,,,. Murphy
As"%;.t s..a p:,s 'igis"s gsns'e.p-yon BY
s5.s'%:s a5ss = '5'' e. y yard G sh1s "a
seE.sn Msfehy H. IT,; Hi%.
MIL: sS' si I.
T. ss 'sS s.Ea. % VI iss' IL ''Ff fn: :'i
GssS: gS ,.ts .s;a - I'$: S::s
One mile Safety. Handcap-won by A H. Feldmeir
e. ofgs ~ y.rs: s;S 1iss nso.;
~ A. seconds
y A. g. ss yaTrs; stewart Winslow. 9. @. IS
third. Time minutes 20 35 sscondA
, one'miie n nils Ordinary lIandieap Wen BY 9. Smith
,sd SINNER ia6 y.ras third rin. ysina %'nas: sss
one:mie Handicap wslk-won BY Samuel Liebsold
.cnnd A. ~ sSennos; Sc d, Naenos T.; a.. ~ secHnds
minutes ~ 35 seconds
One mile Ordinary. Champion Of Amsrioa-won
" 4. A. Zimmssn,an; O, N. Murphy second; W. r.
durphy. third. Tine minutes SO 3s seoonda
. The officials were: Referee-James G. Tighe.
Y. y. @. .Juiges-E. Mason N. Y. A. O.; A. Fl.
smith. K. G. W.: b. Z. Raymond. B. D. c.: J,
|. Chapman. H. W.: c. g. Alden, l. I,W, Start.
NV II. Robertson.
The sun., 1891-06-28
BiGGEsT FARM IN THE WORLD.
lle, 900 Acres In Florida to be Devoted "a
the Production OF sugar and Cocoanuts,

$4,000 Acres In Florida TO be Devoted to
the Production OF sugar and Cocoanuts.
A company has Just been organized with q
capital OF 81 100000 for cultivating farm of
10000 ncres In Florida. This will be the
largest farm In the world and upon 1t enough
could be raised TO supply the city OF New York
with food. The name OF the company is the
San Sebastian Land Improvement Sugar. and
Investment Company. The farm lies between
the Indian, San Sebastian. and AM st, Johns
Tho farm has a muck soil, similar to, that In
the valley OF the Nile. Most people think OF
with hammock lands. hut the presence OF this
great tract Of most fertile land. OF soil rarely
found In tropical countries. proves the general
idea erroneous. The company does not pro-
cane and cocoanuts. especially cocoannir
This will be In The nature OF an experiment.
as cocoanuts are not indigenous TO Florida.
The company n comPSSsed PS Of New York and
leans. headed by Mr.. W. W. Wallis. who has
eomo stock In the farming enterprise. and viii
be President OF II.
The sun., 1891-06-28
Gramercy Men Row,pr for PRICES.

Tie Grnmercy Boat Club held tho frat of their
monthly club races last e,ening on the Harlem River
Tho special event the double scnil gig race There
were three entries. as foows; N. C. Wyman. bow; L.
j. bumshaut. stroIs II. WAson. bow; H. harrington
stroke: 4. Brauns bow; ". r. Margsrln stroke
The cnufse was one mile straghtaway from Macomb's
Dam Bridge to Gatess lumber dock The three crews
Kept well together until nearing tho half mile when
MnrRerin's boat drew slightly ahead ~
the HuTnahaut crew afOul of rowboat and
snsshsd an oar, putting them out OF the race Mar.
germs crew won by about three lengths
The prkes consist OF gold medals which become tho
property or the winning tho vreaiest rumhsr III
races The race for single gVs VIII take place on SAT.
urday. July H. and the double sculls on July ia
The sun., 1891-06-28
After Restless IadIans.

HoIBRooK, Ariz.. June 27.--Col. II. c. Corbin.
Assistant Adjulant. General of the Military
Department. left here this morning for Kerns
Canon with two troops OF the Tenth Cavalry.
under command OF Major Mcclellan. At Kcrns
Canon the force will be Joined by the two com.
panies from Fort WinRate and two pieces OF
artillery. t'ol. Corbin Is acting under the i'm
seventy hostiles in the village of Stone Build
ings are very defiant, Col Corbin's purpose Is
to arrest the ringleaders and medicine mon,
The sun., 1891-06-28
RIversIde's summer Games.

The annual summer meeting OF the Riverside A. c. on
tho club grounds drew gDod sized crowd of ladies
and gentlemen yesterday afternoon The events and
winners follow:
One hundredyard Run-First 4. Willrrhaussn, New
York city. u yards; second. Tom Lee, New York A. e.
scratch Time. IL 10 seconds " "
Two olrundred and twenty yard Hurdle First y.
Srhaeter VI. A. G.. I6 yards; second, q. T. WleRand
New York G.. syards Time ~ ~ seconds
Six hunnred.y ID Novice Race-F,rst. j. T. CIarksop
Riverside A. second. Thonas James, Riverside A. q.
Eiyht hund reL and eighty. yard Run-Firs. T. W..
Iierson Riverside A. g. ~ Yards: second H. Thom D.
seconds.
Running Broad Jump-First c. T wispapd Now YORK
4. g.. inches: second. A. Werner. now York city =
fec, . inshs. Distance q feet u inches
Jersey A. O.. yards; second u Hawthorne. Mohican
one-inis Rnn-First a. u. TompIins Riverside A. c.,
sh yards: second James Garrison, Riysrslds a. 4
IN the one mile wake iensen. sylvia A. C.. was de-
cciaIei ths wtnnsr rs the two other men in at tho
nnhh. r. J HAver New Jersey A. a., and ". W. scott
New Jersey A. T., were disqualified.
The sun., 1891-06-28
Brooklyn Athletic Ciub Gom..

big crowd OF athletes Attended the on.niny gam..
OF the Brooklyn Athletic Club. at the Grand s,reet
apx na,psh %s yserdHy The were closely
- one hun,Ied yard Dash-F Jones j: r. Fisher . J.
Fitzgerald. !. Time liz seconds '' - "
Two hundred and Mt, yard iasi,-H GsIprich ~
r. E,fitnxerad, Time 26is second. A'''" - q
sunn,nE BROAD Jnmp-won By J. +. Fitzgerald IS
ondl msli ME RUIZ. 2e'monh nrsti r. Rudolph, sec.
onu. ~ tons third Time min es ~ ssconds
,,r ruttps Sixtssnpound shot-won BY j. T. fitrKersld
IT pnS f91!eai match between teams from The BROOKLYN
ham;1urrh team. scorsi wiyamsbursiI 8; BrooR
The sun., 1891-06-28
sturdy Brooklyn Chr,.tian.,

Two thousand spectators were present at the frat
annual field meeting Of the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association. held at the Yesta atlantic
avenus grounds yesterday afternoon. The comperi.
tions were spiriedly contested and tho meeting was
such decided success that another of the same
character but upon broader lines. will be given in
the fall The grounds were in nrst.class condition
having received . special preparation Three prizes
were awarded In each event q gold medal to frs,
silver to second. and bronze to third.
Tho contests resulted as follows:
one'hundred.yard Run. Iiandcap-First heat, won
by Brown Ilazen. Central branch GO yards); tim.
II 10 ssconda Second heat won by Richard l.. Bar.
rett. Central branch Is yards): time II rs seconds
Sy.,dI n: 10 Fourth ISta heat Won ahss Ss
.:n. s:ss
time Erookiyn a,hisis and Won ss.,y Norris is an
ist mile Kun l!sndio.n.w4n ~ Ernest Thorp
sr.nsn s1. sl,nss s,sish M s.S"nd .sd
ns 1weys p.una Shot
;a 81 " sss"h'r' Cen
SSps .ao%. .S.. s%a s.d
SiIi ss'Rt; ne.
M ns is nc p hs ;s1
81; Eng % 3.. ss ..sr.;s 1.
d:;'Sn %1d ."a a.%. .:sfss ss 4
Msra: s4:pss s.ss mGs
cs%rs 's,stash s..a .ssa .ssHsaana linn. s.a q
sIS.s W.; .,y w::
s.tr r%%s s9s", A. ny
e: ".i, 1f:1 S.s Ss., SssS: s.s:
Branch tscratchi third. with 10, feet ''' "e"'''a
The sun., 1891-06-28
nrlnE'nE Down Live H,rd. .t Nev.r.

'fler"S was ono of the finest days OF tho
season for live bri shooting and the .xn.,,. -
visited John Eros grounds had all they could Io
e. 20 ron nb 1000 score. The wind hlsw about hurr
oi te d1y Was match AZ MY ir. birds esrl Tor ~
T. ,m, ss' ,,h ,oT.msen me. T. Wheaton ami rhrs Rein
hr". poth oi newark Gui GIui. Inr.,npLa,n ri. '"
b,ras ~ ny @ nn., ot ths wh' IN Ia ihs hardest
u,"s p't 'ttoMhd the rIis0 iini ardt slIuuE ~ hsrS
,oI .ne nfs hAf ksinhsrdt killed ri To- Wbeains'
ns,S" Win 'h,s no. NJ on ksnhaIdt seemed To iose Ma
nn.,S mhne his oppouent tteAdied down ths ~ "
hsn hssa ssndns with this scores Wheaton %; Rssn.
sor 500 s1n: % men III shoot match at 20 birds each
The sun., 1891-06-28

GLoucrsr'R. June 27-Foilowing ;ars the results of
ts-day's events:
first Racc-six and half fnronxs IIemet won Leo
IL ssSco1 sScond Jim Gat,s third. Time. 1891 n.
seTSmd TSMd, SISTER lone thirt. Time .,lis
Ihlrd Race-Five furiongs ST Patrick won Maspte
bssk second Mary stone third. Time. O4,,.
~ ronrth race ono n,io Mirabeau wcn Piny second,
samaritan third Timo, l:44Le
filth Race-Six and \ half furlongs Mabel won Ia.
iauter secon !. lago third Time i,23L
slxth kace-four and a haf furlonr TioRa won
discount second. Parolina third Time, :56N.
The sun., 1891-06-28
Davenport Defeat. L,ebsns.r.

Tho nrst of series of three matches between r. Lila
binxer of the Consy Island Rod and Gun Club and l.
Davenport OF the Fountain Gun Club trophies csst
ihE sl' each, was shot yesterday at woodlawn Park
Long lsand At the last minute tho rules undsr which
nsS wsrs g shout WIRE altered amt mixture OF Hur
sun below the elbow use OF both barrels 10 yaras;
boundary. Bsiore tho match was half over IL was n
iortgohe conclusion Tor davenport The score: s i
Davenport. ~. Liebinger. II S' - y"
The sun., 1891-06-28
The K,ns.la.a Judsm.n, reversed.

William Klngsland, as trustee OF the Kings
land estate. received a verdict against the city
IN October last for 100000. with interest as
compensation for 100 feet OF bulkhead prop.
new pier line was es.abiisGsd The 'ime Gsnala sas
Term OF the Supreme Court has reversed the
Judgment holding that evidence was improp-
erly admitted as 10 the consideration ex-
pressed In u decd Of similar property.
The sun., 1891-06-28
Personally Conducted Tour to Crcsson. r..

The fennsylvana RairoAd Company will run a
special ner.nnaly conducted tour TO CressOn. Ia OH
July Z AMI those wishing 70 nar,icipate therein from
s NeW ,nrA ran 90 50 oy lAtngs a. " train on that
Cresson At siib r. The low rate of % 10 for the
,.s.n adrsnrss tag Of by many who desire to see che
troye an exceen opportunity spending the Fourth
ot July out Of town Excursion tickets will bs good
Tor ten DAYS from dAto Of tour and will iucude ons
days hotel board At Mountain House Crsason, Pa-idv
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The elegant North Shore Limited, via the Nav York
tenus continues 70 leave Grand Central station NJ
HiS,r ~ sysry day presenting all the latest improye.
mems IN Low cars ana ssTyice-Adp.
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Saratoga, Lake George and MoatreaL
B.siIninE June "a @ new i.s, train By the New York
arriving Saratoga 2;25 r. NJ; Caldwell lake 0soTgsI
Is; Montreal B;lo y. NJ Splendid ssyvics OF wAgpsr
palace cara -~ds