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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
THIRTY DAYS WON'T DO
You.E HeidenheIo to Face Moro Aees se r.
When His Time 10 IL.

Young HeidenheIo to Face Moro Aeeu sers
When HIS Time 10 IL.
When Charles Hsidenheiu pleaded guilty in
General Sessions on Aug. Is to . charge OF
grand larceny. his Iawyers Alisr & Wise. made
. strong appeal for clemency on the score of
his youth. respectable relations. and previous
cool conduct Judge Cowing lectursd him.
and sentenced him to thirty days confinement
In the city prison. He was taken to the Tombs
II only half the complaints made to the
police since tho publication Of Heidenhsin's
Arrest and conviction are true. this cismsncy
WAS misplaced. warran! was granted on
Monday for his reArrsst, and It will be exc
cuted whom he is released from custody week
from tomorrow. The complaint is said TO
have been IN ads By . dry goods FIRM which hs
r,bbed OF good. valusd at $3.50. Some OF those
isefS,sin Levine; d;se;s e :nSS,0iassIy;
F.n. ns.sx: ass "a aGFf brosm:
Littmaa; tyr trimmings, % oos,sr street:
Benin sh,p; 1ut: ~ Stress. sr:s.
There are sad to Be at least twenty other
nsis ne Plan %Sisi ansS.r.d Wiz On: y his
victims ySuna y.sl =. 3D. :nd the 500
:dsua,m s Of e, sm 81 H: asFs
Bernstein. Adler d Co. to look a. some closks.
One pleased him in particular and rtted the
card vi b th. arm name on it 70 the sales
man and told him to charRe!t. The bill has
Mr.. Bern stein that the sooner the young man
was locked up ont OF harms WAY the better /.
would BE- for oil his relations.
Young Heidsnheim went to Issnste!n x
Levine for samples Of smhroidery. he said
he was a travelling salssmsn, and thought hs
could lace some goods for theni in Cleysl and.
He got $500 worth 81 ssuples month later
with o Cleveland firm. and asked that the
goods Be sen! ., once The goods T TSre tsa'.
land arm had not ordered the goods snt Issn:
stein Levine were out tGeir samples and
Iawy Wiso ~ the firm that formerly de-
fsndsj Heidenh-in tn nks that th- total Of his
thei,s will amount to $1,000. Detecri,e s are at
work on the mater invsstiEatin. the theory
that the young N an lad accomp Ices and Tbs
the goods stolen were sold by them 10 the
trade. and perhaps repEreLased ty the original
owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
THIRD DAY AT CREEDMOOR.
MANI PRTzEy CARRIED OFF n ZEE
ZETTLER RIFLE CLUR
n. Findley Won the Military Chsspsss.
ahIr of the CaileA SsAtes-Centiaaata eA
90 the ssoot,as In the Other H.seAss.

ahip OF the Caiiea Observation-Disclosures
90 the Shooting In the Other Matches.
A fck'e lsh-tail wind played tricks on tho
marksmen who attended the third days con.
tests OF the National Rife Association on the
State range a. Cteedmoor Yesterday. The pooe
attendance which marked the opening day
continues. The Presidents match and Barney
Wal her team match were completed during
the day. aron.ine con siderabie interest among
the marksm who ompstsd. All were crack
shots and as consequence good scores were
made.
Three teams from the Zettler Rifle Club and
two teams from the New York Rife Club com.
pstsd In the Barney walthsr team m atch.
Team No. OF tho New York Rife Dub
made isi roints on Wednesday. They reeo.
tered again yesterday. and increased ths<4
score By two points. scoring total OF l84
Team No. 2 also retntered and raised thstS
score OF ISL made Wednesday to 1877. thus
ne RSs ss sssss 81 ss Z:
prizes. Team No. . won the first pryA Teen
N9 the eeepnd Er!h5: and Team az. 5 Tie Tie
different teams are:
zErrLEs RIFLE clun
Team No 2-F. Rosa ~: Bssss 90: q. Heigsa ~
Team +" f.M Sotf.r ' Il sass:S w.,,h.. 81, .
zz;mmeSman S. } coppersmish. 81: C o. ssstss ~
a, sc seSn,, ESs Jo 81 se s:,; 70 Stein
NEW YORK RrYIE CLUB.
Team No IL g Case. -: T. j. Doian, 80: u HaA
las
Team No 2--'ohn Nacauley. "a: T. IL Claiborne -
j. bGane ST. I. Lloyd. 70; u shsrkley. IS Total. i0Z
=, The first stage Of the Presidents match foe
the M litary championship OF the United states
was shot on tho 200 and 800 yard ranges. The
Only ts S h sS, on alst .s
The match was for members Of the
army; navy. marine corps. or national
winners in tho. first stage. r Findley
won tho second stages and the military
score OF los on all three ranesa J. A. Rich Ard.
son. who was second. alse had total acorO Of
point By Findley.
The scores OF the winners in the FRS. stare
together with the scores n ade in the soeoA1
stage are:
vTRsY STAGE sxcoyp sfAsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
TESTING A RlFLED MORTAR.
NOT EyOU0H OF TIE PLATE LEFT TO
HAVE AMI FUN WIN.
A Result that WIN GIVE sn idea OF the e.
feet Produced BIZ DropptaG saeh shells
Ga y Ship's Dees-A Pew supprtses.

A Result that Win Give sn idea OF the E6
feet Produced sy Dropping saeh shells
Ga = ship's Dees-A Pew Surprises.
II only took one shot yesterday to demon
etrats how little resistance the deck OF the
most modern armored cruiser would o6er to
one Of our big new land guns. The twelve
inch. ech-loading. steel hooped. steel-iinsd.
cast-iron mortar was Officially tested at Sandy
Hook to settle the question OF It's penetrating
power. steel shell weighing 62sH rounds
was sent whizzinr through solid steel armor
plate four inches thick. l. didn't exactly bore
. hole through the huge plate. as II was ex-
pscted TO do. but II carried away portion OF
the plate instead. and Just smashed the rest
-Four shots were to have been fred. but after
the first one there was not enough OF the plate
left for the other three to have any fun with.
Tho test was one Of the most important which
has been held. and q large party OF army
Officers Was present Tho class In torpedo
practice stationed at Willetts Point went
down to the Hook on the Runaway.
Arrangements had been making for the test
for some time. The pig s,ee, plate. ten BY Eve
feet in size. had nrst to be wrought and the
big shells turned. That took the Bethlehem
Steel Works some time to do. Then the plate
had to DO put In position at the Hook. Heavy
tmbers were sunk 10 the sand to hold It and
carr loads OF sand were piled behind 1t to mako
the target substantial. The mortar WAS
mounted on an Esston h Andersen carriage.
which stood on solid concrete foundation.
about $50 feet from the target. Lieut.. r. z.
Hobbs. Inspector for the Ordnance Depart
ment supervised the building Of the plate and
shells al Bethlehem. lie came on to SEQ the
experiment With them yesterday.
The tes: was under the personal direction OF
Cap. I. Heath. assisted by Lieut. ". ". Glib
son. Alter tie patty had inspected the wicked
looking war dog and the form ida bie wall which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
wheeling GOSSIP.

ne Manhattan Bicycle club viii hold series q rsaA
RACES Monday nsxt
The Brooklyn BICYCLE Club viii pay . vistt 20 the
Hsw Haven Bicycle Club .: New Haven on hoadAy
psIt
The Riverside wheelmsn viii he'd the last OF they
fve-niis road racss TO morrow On the Eagle woodr8
ny course
The entries for the Riverside whsslmen's race moG
to be held Oe. At the Manhattan Yield viii close
sept -.
the Constitutional convsnuen OF the l. A. W. at Hart
ford on nshI tuesday,
D J. Canary the welkunvn professional rider vim
lower ali the protsSssus records - Svo
miles AZ tho springfield tournament on sept II.
NsssrI j. Bsn,tngsr Duran, Mclean. \ H. PhulipA
and W. J. Finn VIII constitots the knFs County wheel
me team 10 the insrc.u5 ros1 race on sept IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04

ploson. and INSTANTLY the air was fllied with
heavy smoke and Tying debriA The looking
CLASS pictured The scene admirably,
When the mor'ar was discharged Q ball Of
smoke was hur ed out 81 the muzzte followed
bv another and another. rolling and tumb!ng
out In unlimited numbers Zach separate bal
into single bali OF mammoth proportions
Then the sky began 20 rain rnesiles Srllntsrs
When the smoke cleared away and the down
facing OF heavy pine planks big chunk Of the
steel armor and n one knows how many cart
loads o. sand were discovers mesing., The
Gibson Intended 1. should. But Il didn't
pierce the plate Of steel. leaving q hole twelve
inches in diameter. as IL Was expected to do,
1t lust scooped rtece. se mi circular N shape.
out Of the upper right. band corner. The piece
was ab nut two feet In abe. What renamed OF
the pate was 40 complstelv. cracked that T. re-
setnblsd . railway map Of . big trunk linA
The projectile was nowhere In sight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
THIS IS rsn he sal. 27 was realized:
w.st or ~ Accident, D'Auxy ssys.

o.c'r DAuIY. or Count" D'Auxy. - he is
taosn. brother OF tho Duke D'AuIy. was .
snsonsr in the Jefferson Market Police Court
.ss'srday having been arrested at tho in
neso' Mrs, Hattie Reynolds. who keeps a
.os'dsfc house At 22a west Fourth street
Apon' o'clock Yesterday morning Mr.. Rsy-
so,ds heard fys pistol shots in D'Auxy'S
ron SIC called In Policeman Mallon OF the
snAti.s rect station. He went up to the
t ssm and foond VAuAy in bod. with revolt
hi t' AZ ne chambers OF which were empty
Aihe pisone told Justice Kelly that he had
examining he weapon and that IL dis
saiIssn it-ei OF its own accord. Mrs. Hey-
A. AL reuse to prosecute the case further
DAnHy WAS di.chargsl
,,IAGtJs BIO her. ths Duks D'AuSr. was ar
on 10 'sison Market . few wees AGO
m.it HAfre - assa.!; preferred Ly b., wlts's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
The Willow Club.

ne willow clab held very enthusiastic meeting On
Wednesday night representative being present from
oil the cricket clubs in the Vicinity Among
these rrsssn, we're: D. 4 Munro and Henry Martin Of
the nanha,an cuesrd G. Turner and Z J. Darrell Of
the New Jsrssv A. c. v. II. Ruuy and Z. 4 CANADIAN
OF the Ierkssy \ C. ". }. Wood and y. hanisy OF
Ktoep eocnty g. z Jackson AMI \. II Bdtle OF shs
Cssmoro ita.a r N.efrssos Of s.:ssn I.and :;
franz slaienssr OF ihe Ssv York 4 C.
Henry Martin explained the object Of the meeting.
which WAS 10 consider the sdvisAhiisy of securing
larger quarters for the eae and r.sins ioss 10 fur
The feeling Of the meeting favor Of Turner's
proposition TO open lean subscription sL and this
give mons,sr smok ing concert mex wednssd.y even,
spsrts are Invited. The club viii bs made the head
ouArterS Of cricket IN New York Ana already several
Tor the winter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
THE rAnsEr Arrrs THE SHOT.

The officers whistlsd in surprise. A party Of
They found 1t lying on the ground half . mile
away IL was loaded into . two.whesed cart
and brought TO the target A piece. rectancu.
tbs point was bent over. The shell wasn't sx-
pected 10 &C: this way, either TWAS thought
that IL would pierce the armor ald come out
intact One eIplasstion Of Its bruis.ns was
that the steel o. which 1t had been mSde ran
uneven. and WAS more brittle On one aide. The
was SIS feet psr second.
The effective way in which the first shot
shots unnecessary. and Capt. Heath adjourn 81
tho test TIL he hears from the War Depart.
ment in answer 10 his report. There is Al o. her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
TIE BIG GuN rs ALI RIGHT:
The Damage to the Kreeeh Gear wsul.
Have Been OF Little Moment In War Tlne

Have Been of Little Moment In War Tlne.
Whom the rev l2-inch steel ride was fred
the breech plug could not 10 removed because
one o, the teeth In tho Onion OF the rotating
gear which operates it had been broken. II
was Necessary to take OF the breech head and
the gun Is all ready for another round Of Du-
points powder. The powder maker Is at work
on the new article. It Is expected to arrive 10
About Two weeks. 1t will b tested as soon
as received.
The breaking Of the tooth last week would
minutes In time OF battle. An impression
seems to have gotten abroad. however. tina
AZ the Sandy Hook proving grounds have bee O
tormsnted with humorous inquiries In conss-
CUence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
A Maniac In . Church.

Louis Rauf OF Pomsroy street. German set
tlemenr. Long Island City, became violently
insane Tues lay night, and entered the Ger
man Iuthe an Church In that street, where
serv.ces wrrs eng hell. creating a stampede
anon. III, pcope ins!.e. As he ran 0It he
eranied IN u dog In tho street And began
sirangIing it. poltrs CAPTAIN y ooi was near
hy 9 d captured tho maniac. Ne vas ,.sen to
the remainder o, the mtg =. u T. sad Eaut
lad had q fall which injured hts head.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
GRoTIER DIDN'T WHISTLE
Then They Broke Open the Door SD FouuA
Aio Dead-DiA AiaeraI Water KiI Hint

william Grotter. . brewer. 4s Year, old. came
to this city from OREGON about . year and q
hall ago TO undergo trestmsnt for wound In
the add mon, and wen. 10 board with Mrs
Caroline kslbfsiseh at 3l4 Second avenue. He
did not improve but was gradually reduced
almost 10 Skeleton and became 30 weak that
no was hardly able to speak.
When the servant knocked at his door every
morning Grs tier used 20 whistle in answer, to
she knocked Yesterday he didn't whistle. The
door Was forged oDsn. and 10 WAS ionnd lying
uie his weakness and dss' b to the inordinsts
quantities OF mineral water no daily drank
The Coroner VII! hold 40 inquest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
Misc Msy Talnase to Marry.

The marriage engagement OF Miss May Nor
timer Talmage. the second daughter OF the
Rev. DR.. Tslmsgs, to Mr.. Daniel d. Msngam.
Jr.. Q wealthy young grain merchant. is an.
place until the earlT winter will be the first
celebrs,sd in the new BROOKLYN Tabernsce
An Immense THONG will IL is sIpsetsd. wit
full Young woman and . great fsvorite In So
cisty She accompanied her father IN his ia
nous trip to the Holy Land. and has assisted
him in MS literary work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
LOADING TIE MoBTAR

Put your fingers In your ear. II you don't
want EN- 70 Jingle for week. some one shout
TO the Sergeant to pull the string. and every
body did SO.
There was a terrible suspense Of . second
and then Lieut.. Gibson shouted Fire. The
Sergeant gave The string = yank. but the NOR
tar ditntbellow. Tho primer had failed.
primer inserted. and the SPECTATOR. cut up the
same rrena,..or{ antics as before This This
OF the string. There WAS tremendous sx-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
A wo.derfui Fireworks Carnival.

Tomorrow afternoon and evening tho
twelfth annual fireworks carnival will take
place in Pains new outdoor theatre at Man
haitian Beach. Together with the spectacle OF
Paris n glimpse will be given OF FsIrylsui.
Thou.anis of rockets emhrac,nRevsry known
color aud sTecI IN pIro'echnics. will bs d s.
charged n the ait, Aud the nstionai dover and
tho $ ar Spanglel Banner will 10 pictured in
fire In tho sky During the afternoon tho
baden Baden fats with daylight fireworks
will also DO feature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
Held Cour, on the sidewalk.

Albert Mclean. Q composition. OF l67 East
Sixty-seven.h street. was found in an uncon-
scious condition in . room In tho Carleton
House. at Frankfort and william streets. on
Avg. last. He was taken to Bellevue Hos
pItal as a prisoner and has been there ever
since His friends wanted TO remove him to q
pr vate hospital, and yesterday. q. he was a
ltt!s hrt,er. be was taken 70 the TomNs Ia an
the court room. aud Justice O'ReIlly went out
10 the sidewalk wlsrs tho ambulance Was apd
DISCHARGED him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
M, f. Bad.,ool,.x hey. Anyhow.

rHserTis spille.t, the 7-ysar-old hrsbug Of
..' usa,ns l. l.. who has been close prisoner
,h's arrest couple o. weeks ago, was be-
p,us'ce Bartlett In the Supreme Court Ia
so: .s.ie bartlett SAID that tho tor didn't
kai' ,.e 'ery danEer0u US criminal AID nxei
ipr,t. ny. anpear. nce in ~ go. which Was
ios..S admitted having sst ire to several
Vim ana lnrn, 10 Flushing in cohiunction
Veorf.. ear.cll hegr" lsi named Abraham
'S''Iees who Was also a. re..el
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
Ar rHs MosnoUrH COUNTY FAN.
seve.tes..ysar-oiA Ruiy Bstto~ surprises
the Coautry Folk.

tne Soontry
Asnrnr PARK. Sept. s.-Ths fourth day Of
the Monmouth County Fair attracted crowd
that fllsd the grand stand and exhibition
buildings 70 sufYoca,ion. The dny was de-iS-
mated on the programme as Governors DAY
but telegram va. received from Gov. Albeit
saying that he had been detained By impor-
tant business.
This afternoon the interest centred about
the race trark. There were four races on the
card. and the betting was spirited. The first
race was q freezer. all. mic heats. best three
IN I've. for . purse OF 1900. There were Elk
entries. Considerable rerriment was created
By the appearance on the track of horse
whose ius,rs!ess ere. sham bin q gait. and bon,
frame only too plsinly Indicated his age i
chestnut eeidine Billy Bu.,on. Az TIE old
snd M so. q, tho heat Which
2:2ss. lie was good. humore.iiy euyed b. tho
crowd In the second heat. however. old Billy
fssainsd his old.tImr IRE Winning the hea in
Tho third heat he won in .3o.. In th. fourth
his diver. and amid the wides, kind o. cheer:
leg. dasssd unS S:S. ihe wire neck ahsad OF
A Fl. ..eOna i.es Va. for horses in tn.
elass. mile heats. for a purse of $500 John
Trouts bay ssldine Ioaiss won IN three
&. n:s % %.eo.; BAY ssdns Cuba
The .firi r.c. was for doubl: teams; mile
scn .a.g IF iro nf bsvd BAYS Dan
ard ,ne d%s 4. .. esa HSa
ru,se q slo More: hsy scI' Dup Dnnh s.9
s.an ass sea N d. 1 two bss and
the rAcA Time, "a aud :aoS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04

PoudHKEEPsIE. Espt 3.-Ths report that
Frank scoaeld murdered his father and his
bro,t or y shooting them f. untrue. II grew
nusrreli.d and Frank knocks cd his father and
brother dosn with stick. Neither Was fatally
Injured. They live away from telearAphic
Communication. eleven miles from Cold Spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
ne LITTLE FOLKS CHARITY 1AIR
sat.37 Realized By tho Oriental League
tlub for tho Park Place SuHerers.

SSlx7 RentIHrd By tho OrtentAI LeaGUS
tlub for tho Park Place SuHerers.
The AR held BY the Oriental League Club OF
B'ootlTn on Wednesday IN aid OF the Park
place sufferers WAS a success. The sum real
PEI, ~ 81, has BEEN received by The Sun. 10
tssentto the Treasurer o! the relief fund.
The club is comrosed OF sixteen charitable
little gr!s, the eldest not yet II years. who are
Tcaaizel to hslr the poor and afflicted. Tho
hlr held n .hs garden OF Mrs. Robinson's
House n: 30 schae1er street, is not the lrst OF
heis rrsis.wor by efforts No grown persons
were nermi.-ed To assist in the work. we
.an.to do It all ourselves. and II W. fail then
-, ,sa RAY ,,ry." Be!le Haurert told her father
a1Taine atoy stall:
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CHICAGO. Sept "A telegram was received
from ~ P. Dwyer Of Brooklyn to-day asking
that Kineston be returned homo to fulfil spe-
eisl aud more impor,ant epeagements there:
Night. arriving 10 Jersey City At O'Clock on
Sunday evening,
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Teams from the Seventh Regiment, the
Twelfth Regiment. the Thirteenth Regiment.
the Twenty-second keGiment. and the TWEEN.
tY-thtrd Regiment will to entered In the State
Satlonal Guard match. which opens to-day:
In the First B.s.ae match it Hpeesd
Teams from the Thirteenth and Twenty third
rssimeats will be entered in the second Bri.
Some Of the best total scores made In The
continuous matches are:
Tiffany Match Open to Ali comers-rve haaArsA
q e:ass tsi ~ s::
Dolau 1888. u. Zimmerman l3li l. Casa Ia: A.
Boyken ISL; Alex stein 1871: 4. L GaaA UT; h. FiseA.
z..s;. IS: n poss:r iss; 6 joiner III; 70 F.s
i2s' zet!er. i.s; II HalesA Us. Geerss sehl,eSI
rs: HAi,y rarsen. ~: VIZ ChsE re-: Gv LsG
DIRECTORY Mach 40 yardt, ope. osy drsesoss =
the National Eihe Associations for cham pioaAhip goll
medal-S ". winEats 10; Barney ~aithsr. II; n
Governor Match. 500 yards tvensyfsur psisss -
b Won afEregate Of three seorss.R RebinG Jr. sey
Se1srs boLs l9s: Jshn 90 srnl:y i9i; AZ sssts Fl
q 1 Holman Sc c Il 6sus IS: c g. Lard "a; q
". D!ekey. 81; r smyths 20: Z T. NeuaaaA s0j
y. Casa, 90; John Klein 100: 4 vsa ylAs eli
clay a. c. L Andlsy %. I. Il BAoeoek, 81; p m
aiEcem.rs xni..ry H.,eb-soo .aa 500 y.ras
Ogden = = " Dunn - Z r bin. y. q; st.srs
WOOD q: tic Brown Il: j. 4. Fsilsra. g; J. ~
q: H. " Jehnson ss: R Mclean. -.
yon on asEreGasS .. thrs. scores ?. 6Iahas. 7oi
4 pso!sn. se; waite. s c:sh, %; esorss psys. .;
Stuart %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
II. n.,..u. r..,.s Record Broken.

DECATUR. ILL.,. Sept. s.-The worlds record
for speed BY pacing stations on . half.
mile track was broken By Roy Wilkes day
at the fall meeting OF tho Decatur Trotting
Association. The time BY quarters wa o:S2..
o:32k, O:34, o34L. and for tho mile 2:l4S. The
exhibition was made with running mate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
He'n Pitch fer Il. c., o. No. .. Al.

Nell Pitch fer the Co o. Not At All.
Alexander Kennedy. Phnadslphias example. ausal
pitcher. has covered Joha NeFArlands Is - play
match for SO side in Philadelphia upon dats b
selected by the Brooklyn kennedy. IN answer -
xcFar.ands note forfe,eus the match for the pvtss
trophy. said that he would play Mcfarland for sioo
side II the latter was wiling but Kennedy did net state
that he would include the trophy. By NeFarland fos.
fstnx the match last Saturday kennedy
permanent pessession OF the pr.e He - ssa.
srous enough. hswevsr. TO Allow Mcfarland . chance
to win the prize bu. there nothing In the deed It
the Ettt to compel Kennedy TO take such . step
Mcfarland beIevss that the cup must be won II -
aetua match aud not by forfeit before Kennedy
s.. 90 haze s e:p;urss e. ePnyt ,a,s s a%ss
posed new match 70 Kennedy vas With the vsv q
playing for the or lshoud lot have sent my money
on 10 bind match The cup u what an after - al
the s,skea II net 80 BE- allowed TO play for the
there Il of having the after 70 any further
ksnnsSy N he a -, 10 ~ nSsSss
prize = stu In existence 70 Be piayed for
which SO In cash price will Be dIvtded bstvssn ne
frst second and third men promises to b one Of the
this Vicinity for Ions time Brooklyn VII! Dc repre-
the pick OF her and ynrd has been IsssivsA
from iadslph.a Yonkerh rstsrson- Trenton. Asto-
ria and other places that several OF the players n
those places will participate In the tournaDsut
Loekisy. nroore.or Of ths A,soriA suois rlocn9s
BE- decided on Monday next A. the srounds Las Van
Alst avenue The tourn viii b opened 70 PLAYERS
In Astoria and Long lsand City.