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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

was steady on the wet weather and bad crop reports
Nav sold between Al 3 ana 40 cents and closed AZ
40 IS. july sold between 30 "a and 30 81 cents ana
closed at 30 L. The trading was without sghiuu
cnnre Crop Irucrt. are the effect that seeding Is
late and good deal OF corn Is rottng in the ground
IoGay rec Id, we're 40 ears, the estimate iOr iues
day go Onis sympathized with wheat. May s0sd
between 20 = and - IL cents and closed at - )
july between - and - cents ana clDSeu u, %
There were falr deliveries IF provisions. Their were
large hog receipts $4,000 head Price yielded niue
all around. with the exception OF rln, Lesu i.c,
Just about malntalned themselves. Inc trle ";s nov
large enough to be significant. Armour look III inc
cash ribs
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LONG ISLAND.
HE JUST ESCAPED LYNCHING.

Michael Tancagne, swiss laborer twenty six years
Of age, was araigned before Judge Fabcr yestcr-
day afternoon in jamaica charged with attempted
assault upon Katie Donncy. the twevcy ear-old
adopted daughter OF Samuel IIoran a clteman on the
Long Island Railroad. On Saturday she refused 10 90
with HOrans dinner, as usual, because she said she
was afraid OF man who had repeatedly followed lHr
Mr. Koran directed that Katie should take his dinner
on Sunday, as usual. and then asked all tho railroad
men on her route TO keep eye on her. Between IL
and IL O'Clock. willie the little gill was walking down
the road with her basket n man jumped out from be
hind two sdeTackcd cars and grabbed the child. An
other moment n bowling mob broke loose. The man
fed followed by the screaming girl and large mob OF
angry and determined citizens. When the avengers
came within n stones throw Of the fleeing man they
pegged' him with stones, bricks and other available
missiles Then they knocked him down. kicked him
and would have lynched him lad not officer Fogariy
nut in an appearance. The officer brought him before
the gill who promptly Identified him as the man VINO
taken to the TowU Hall where he waS locked up for
the night. Judge faber held him for further eXaIi'
lnation.
LONG ISLAND C1TY.-Thc State Railroad Commits
soners met in the Common Council Chamber yester-
day and held hearing upon the application OF the
steinwsy Railroad Company for permission TO change
from horse TO electric motive power Samuel W.
Bearlscy presided After waiting a reasonable time
for ex-MayOr Chaplin, of Brooklyn, who is one OF the
Commissioners. the Commissioners heard the argument
OF william Steinway who stated that after four years
Of experiments, the company had decided upon the
latest improved trolley system. There being no oppo-
siton, the Board gnnted the application. This week
the trolley poles will he set over the section OF the road
North r1 BsscS 9 e @ opcTao by r INN"
10. The beginning Of November will witness the intro
duction OF electric cars on all Long Island CITY lines
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STATEN ISLAND

The Manhattan Anglers Club yesterday opened
their new clubhouse adjoining Collins Hotel. on
Princes Bay. Staten Island. The opening was sue
cess and thirty members OF the club. with their
friends. sat down TO a dinner This was followed by
athletic sports and lnmes. which were kept mp until
shutdown. New boats have been built for the use OK
the club. and the house Is deliberately furnished
The officers elected are John Hall. captain Joseph
Booth lieutenant: John Tinker. treasurer. and A. ii.
l.cwes, secretary.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore. May o.-Flour steady; Western super,
O., 300 ~ 10 do EXTRA ~ l50 20 % do family. ~
a ~ 80: winter wheat patent - 800 ~ - spring
do do ~ 70a -: do do straight. - iod ~ 90 re.
c,aptS 7.G5l barrels: shipments u.'o Drreis, N"sa.
,r, 70: June. 81 l-2c asked steamer No red -
n - -tc receipts. $1,000 bushels Shipmen@' 5Or ,o
Inshcs: southern wheat quiet Hiltz. 90a 06c: long
berry g300 Corn firm; mixed spot: - $50
AZ De: MAY, i10i1 lie, june, A0d|o i-t"' J"N'
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n,n FOR POOR colorED cHILDssy.

:, was g. D-nedlct's night at the L'acy Lyceum 'ast
o,gh, at the fair aid OF s.. Bncics Hone or ,oSrIu
n,s m. -, pvc n Y. TLr programme included dril
." ,uou.n cadets md the direction Of 'eoFse
III. ,cueic and singing bv the Alabama Quartet 'isS
-. u.uc, MI. and Mrs. Emory Jones. MIS-. .. ~
..uwood and raolo GLORIA. The children Oh inc i'o
49,, ,sn fair Yesterday afternoon To-day the csae,s
Nsn ,,,...n, Ferrers's School will give exhisiush
an, and 81. -saahsns Gles Club will sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The old Common Council adjourned sine die Inst
night and the new City Council Immediately or
panizei Alderman James Flemming was reelected
pre- adent. The Mayors message was received IL
Was brief and contained only few recommendations
LANES De5her and W. Park Runyon were elected
Wafer Commissioners. The committees Of the board
viii be announced nj the next meeting The board
stands eight Democrats and four Republicans.
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IIOBOKEN.

The Hoboken Common Council was reorgnnized
Yesterday afternoon. Colonel Charles Erlenk0etter
was elected chairman. Robert Curry was appointed
second assistant clerk and Andrew Miller pOormaster
Tn. appointment Of a city physician WIS laid over
because OF a proposition to Increase the salary 10
n, SOO several minor appointments were made. Dr.
simon. the incumbent, was the only candidate NEIL
lioned for city physician
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Tile TRADE Is ClIICAGO.

Clfcaco May . Cspecia)-Wheat today did not do
ANYTHING rs the trade expected and did not act as
well ns even the bears expected And yet the bull
news was very completely realized. The weather was
lead cold wave being Threatened, the deliveries did
me-, haan 10 be as large people had expected; and
ihcre sas decease IN the visible supply Of ,2l3.OOO
bmsbeIs Wheat, however declined almost cent. July
Son,s The stocks In the Northwestern country ele.
vstor. decreased 100000 bushels Cables were stu
,% ooE There was lack OF outside trade. The
a,s 49, AGAINST the price, however the fact
that the people who beutat ths most wheat Saturday
soId II ali to-day. Inc casu eenaAA waa SNAIL CeSn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
BAYONNE.
DEADLOCK IN THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
BROKEN.

Bayonne's Board OF Education broke Its deadiocR
last night, electing George f. Gnswod, Republican
president President GriswOld is the senior f1ist
Ward trustee and one OF the Oldest members Charles
d. Allen his opponent defeated by eight 20 seven
Every Democrat voted for Mr.. Gnswold. who d1d not
seek the Office. Michael F. Humphrey was eiec'ed
secretary over George W. Stneder by the same vote
Both are Democrats. Humphreys term eAP'res ""
July ].
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

n,,g,o May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last twenty
Buuio, Hi ex u ,r,.I ~ * VI, th,s f.yr
i a"n. 30. Nv s,mc time last week 4 200 hend
,I ,,rad tLrnmch 80 heod 10 Nav. York | T20
cOhsigheu tI'on5i, 10V Ic'u w '' T '"n' 40,
had Oh sur, -" i,'nu op,meu nn ~ - zoo N
lOW'r, ~ ,o fy - 100 ~ Zoo m a, n,g "a o5
- 1'1 - 40. chvr, 200 VI. -, ,c0 y aJa 81 ~
g,o tt ,m'' i,,chr rnd7 iinners 100 a. 1850 H.
~. ~ ,, ~ 1o 10, HANDY i oob To- / 100 H. *. 400
- g. c c, H. III. -, az D., 900 ~ "a . 51 81 30
90 , unu -, L -, ,ol "a ~ COWS md h,Ir.rs
oNl,' .o'' , ~ -, ~, a.. a. common - tO6S2 IS
LOU LOU ~ d n,xt hutcI,or. 400 In 900 N - 75d
p9ot J." s,' "n 'nnn 90 f,ir ~, - 10. COWS good
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which S92 4aO 80 Is personal propertv His two sons
receive g. 1875 Of the persona! Ills daughter
Mary w. Puruy, receives $2I3o5 a. and Elizabeth
L. VAIL another daughter receives SOC 54s A. IIe
left other legucies amounting TO $50 49, 81.
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LIVE. STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
QUOTATIONS OF BEEvES

Good L, prime sold war ago al 20 ?Od - 3D.
ayrf.cc pricc estimated at - 90.
BEEN iaS-l:ecciSs for two days. 10 CARLOADS, o.
3Gs4 headl& carloads aliye-72 carloads con-
sn dlrvct saughtcrrrs uaty for eIpotl including
III carload, EastnDns Company, ~ cafloli- ioi
schwarzschild & SIlxbcreer % carloads for d. H. Sher-
man u carloads j. and 10 carloads for aiol'
81 carloads were Tor ale IN" a.
mand wis brisk. and price, from shade 10 loc
higher The yards were cleaned early. Decent to
prin. steers -od 81 2Od - 10 pm 100 n; rather
do 95 and oxen at 50 O0dti % bulls
at ~ 1Oas3 10 State and Pennsylvania dry cows at
ga % 30.
,itvdrcsscd beef had q fair demand at Chase per n.
LAt,s: cable advces N saturday. April 80 when
refricri atd beef sold ut ss0J.c and American steers
AZ Il6Iilac tops l2c) estimated dead weight
shipneslt- If either live cattle dessd beef from
this port to-day.
Ffcghts are quoted firm. and Insurance premiums
changed
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, 1sasTwEIHE PAGES
NJ. Collins: Is vcals, 14o N, at s5 80 do. 127 ~ at

4, ...,. ,.o n, 40 ID M at
:, M sa 'olns: 20 'e'iN' i'o w. ~ s'' % w. - " "
~ hume Mullen nt M a, ~ 80: 70 DO i,s m at 3,
~ a. 70 81 - ao' ~. AZ an IA IN NJ 80 90: I Do
Y9s 10 20 ~ az do io7 n AZ ri: IS mixed calves
100 w. AZ - ooi w. W. 49, w 49, w. ~
| ~. - veals 100 n at 10 2J: 9S do lag N.
at ~ ID s ,aS n AZ - * 81 DO rs H. at IS 80 !:
az DO ~ 10 % " s ~ do IA, H. A. IS ~ 81 d.
1Sl H. A. ' ia II 1 r. at 81 Is fed csvc. $50 n.
NJ 81 20 ~ ,>.J TO- lis H. a, 81 10 butternIlk DO.
iso n ~ ~ "a q 20 1'>'1 ''' ''' ~ -
i'V - ~ r,o,lis 20 ycas 1f2 ~ at 80 do los
n ar sG do 10 b. AZ 81 % do los n, at - so ; -
d. i2G n ~. "a. do I'D N n. 81: led calves 147
~ a. G 49, ~ 20 oo' ~" ~ ' "
:" TSe = OILS. AZ veals 1876 n at sc 80 do 15j ~.
NJ - % do in n al - W II do III ~ at - so 10
DO isi IT, a. ~ 30 DO i6 H. At ~ 80 Y do. 1lG n.
az Sco,t G. ptdoo,t 100 yeas 1oj H. nj s.; 40 mixed
o.,'ao -, itu,o, ~ 10 do ia M M - 55
G DIjenIacIh' ~ y.aIs l37 ~ q; IS ~ do. l2o
n, at - 30 50 90: i'' ID ~ % OFF,
~ H pt - O. yeals 1871 m at S. f2i.
llp 90 ~ w. ~ - iZS 9. 80 w. "a ~ w. q, 81 *
q; iHrthefs3n " Ve"eIn,s inciding - carloads
SIf.Et md LAMESmncv ~ II cornsds or 10 T67
cos4n,d urI 10 be,Sns' IL c,poods at Jersey CITY
"a ,ornt u, i u. Sheen were little sluggish
anu D d. ioe Ia,hs soi nrnrtntiv and
~ JuH, d nc 2 ~ Tor GOOD stock transactions
rn a, t rou@ ~ oo 81 - for poor prime clivpcl
~. 100, =. ms ynS, do ri o5a ~ for for To choice
iVi pp' ~ =. Wv rn,hnrn do "a ~ na4
s cn bn ,nd .h - Snrlns LAMBS sold AZ 50 oa
~ ~ NOR bsn1 anu '"''S' ''
10 t"c pi,, ., -. oa,,c. d,cssed ,,mbs o,r,or
D'',,ti mutton s1auV ~ 70 ',an,oJ a" s9a 40 nor
az llG l=@c dressed spring MINDS """' '' s'T' W.T.
earoa q niuo,,oo,, 90, cp,od Western sheen N N
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MOTIFS by W. STB.NITZ.

w.
(a) Q KIT 3 as PLAYED by Mason Is much better
at this juncturc.
(b) Compare Introduction.
(c) II he had ca,tlcd instead he would have been soon
compelled so advance Of his Kings side Pawn' a.
the opponent could direct mn attack against that VIM
by 60 3 and X Kt-II , or Or D accordingly ana
then such advanced fnwns would have furnished a
mark for the aggression Of Whites Pawns on the same
wing.
ID Not good. XIII 50 followed by 30 was
superior.
(e) He should have now advanced P-o In order
TO exchange the adverse knight which threatens to
gain the excellent post ut via is 3.
u P-Q stili his best rsonrcc. Tor II the
opponent took tie Pawn Black would recover II by
Re- "a with "A fair game.
81 White has now much the lest Of the position
lie Is unassailahle a, y point. and after exchanging
Rocks which he force. his King VIII be
able to enter effectively at via 3 after removing
the Knight.
ta) A fearful distake az SOP followed by
B-lJ 81 and l,-Q - his best defence
~ This wins the exchange and Blacks defence must
so0n break down after that. diagram.
% obviously White will soon win the y l. and
gain entrance for his King OIL the Queens Side Ntr
advancing PIX 1t ..
TIE UIhCKBTNNE LASKEK MATCH ARRANGED.
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domestic ciituations Wdnteo

$1,000 '~---~----"' 81
. ,,ir thor
HOISlWOl,k.- by n'he ~. III,
II onehly conp.un, yv pn cook washer
.n III ,,drnr m'dcr,t~ wages city or country.
IN a, ri East tl,t.st
OUSEWORk.- BY strong Noitn Oh iIH
IL land girl: cooks. washes. lollS WI,
and i neat. ana WHINE ~ Wv V,,h Nrs
TYLEi.. 3i6 G,h.ave.. above 2ist-st.
,,.,,,..r-,,,- ~. ,..,.,,, German tirl .
IA y. -" '' '',,,,.,rS "V'ifh MIR. FRAN.
- @IS ,, %, CUM y, floor
-. . xo.,, .,
IL ~ r,n w o pirI 10y. =" cook and launIrc~S
~, ii'"" ~ WIS ass ,itn.ayr.. 1T
WIN MIS- "NNNi''
Uoor.
IIOUS EWORK. BY q yc'v Eelt rlrI good
III nI,iu rnnL and loundrr-,; . wears ref
,r.nccs from last employer; not ar'id 81
work city Or country. Mrs. CoLLlfi''
IT, West 23d-st.
,,,,-..,,,,.npX ~ a ne,t willing Ger.
ri ,o..n. nnt afroi, Of work cook. wash.
"nrcs c,,v ar country. 245 East 3l>t-st..
,,,twc,a, ID aud sd ave.. basement bell.
o,.c,woprrp rv a Young Swedish
II ot SfM oi,N I rmcl,s3 or a. cook AID
iaurdtr-. has best references; city or coun-
tIy Cnll 40 shave. near t2d-'t.
90. .al A
/ W f. ,,.,',r.L hon worker. or cham.
1,r. ," -" vnitr~r~-: uc.d references; city
or country; can ."oh. "''"' ''" "''''
| &c. tal az -" .''' -
IsoI'SFWORk country preferred. - ny
II 4, unat comps tint woman, Thoroughly
cxrnr;'nrrd good plain cook and laundrrss !;
| understands mix ana p.,urr ~ ~
AGES. Apply ,. W. '-N''' ''' ~ ''''
026 Gth-avr.
..,,.,os st,u,,,o, as comn,nion 70
| ADi wi,nrS ',.I ii'S,. =, ,r,"nl s"r,ks
~ elderly l''i , "hhs .:r,ol, moderate
| az Ian nt,rcncn given. Addres. 22Ol
PhIlip.st. Philadelphia
| --- -, M, . ,on,o Auor,c,n
ADY'S MAlD,aW u",,1 1o' ,,,ino Mir.
- gI uhu III dI,.ias ~ n maid thoroughly:
aiessins tanned e 20 travel best OF tstlinonl.
ais; city or country. mail or address '''
| 4th.avc.. bet. 10Th ana 2oth sts.
,nI-S MAID.-By thoroughly expert
,n'cd ladys maid (Scotch) IN or near
New.York; good hairdrc' ;cr. packer. St % (;
Address c. NJ. care o. MIS- ""'h"o"' .
Bioomheld.st., Newark. y, :. ---------
Apy's MA.D.-ny North Conan s,,r
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The Produce S"y fine The S %sse s
isiac ordinary, 15al7e; fine dairies, 1Sd2oc Eggs'
is5aia'.c.
Milwaukee, May eFour quiet s0 w1en Sort snsy:
sGa Sc Corn rm 80; 2 r. oats s steady;
S. -. "S barley AM 90 r. s% e.
S. Rye anI; No. 77c Provisions quiet .oa r0r-
v = Iss wheat s g BUSH; saTsy
6SS bush. shipments Flour. 1000 bbs; wheat,
5000 bush; barley, 1000 BUSH
PHILADELPHIA May 2.-Fonr receipts and offerings
Of winter whsats were very Hight and prices ruled firm
under fair demand Springs were dun and rely
s sseSd 8 e ioE%: do is' do eS M
winter family g S5% go Psnnsy ca. Fg lg
p S 40 DO 90 straight a winter patent
"a o5a "a 90: Minnesota clear, s4Ss 80 % 90 40 20
f favo'ite brands higher. Rye -four moves slowly at
former rates at s4a - Is as to quality wheat 1a
n pnc we're we're shade weaker Futures firm but
quiet. There was fair inquiry Tor sP tb sus %lss
SS s rsd Msy 9 ~ 9srs "S and July
o2c August oia9i 12c CONCEPTION market ssr T",cc
firm and "Wsr and ass
light, Local lots dull and weak y yn sssw is
ors dsSr Of BUSH mixed IN grain
depot 43c No. mixed track 40 lSc No. IN S S5
por mixed in wsn.etst elevator Se No IN
export elevator 4! 1;ac; No nike May Is IS
q {s%s s% s~s cr local
and 1e shade /, eer S x1th "S White
~ ISc june SO 14a36 34c; July 80 1928 An
gust. 36d SIC. Provisions IN fair joe6ine demand
racket. yoS 20 5o smoked beef: 1lS1Sc beef hams
sl4 5os si5 Pork mess new, gu 500 *,2 40 ami,y
IN tsr"s oalOr: sides clear ribbed In salt 12c
do do do smoked ga l4c shoulders sss in ery ;%i!
fully cured Gao 1-4c do do smoked o;b1@ .cs
Saunders pickle cured. "a 1-4c; do do smoked 20
iac: bellies in pickle, 7d7 Ice do breakfast bacon,
,1.,Se &C. Butter steady PENNSYLVANIA creamery
extra D aa3c do print extra, asa zoe; Eggs I,say
o om! qi hnt firm part Sldms Ias Lee. sugars.Re:
nsd dull oa s cuSss oiss Sac extra u eow sns
~ 3'lGc standard graduated, 5-16c; crown
A. 1siGc crystal 'i6c Inc confea ac Frankin
nxtra g. 2 Sc blue star G. 5-ec Petroleum qneo
and unchanged Feed quiet and stedy w,1 nSo SSs
20 20 ono sacks wheat 81 400 bush c"rr l2O0OO push
cats Is 800 bush. Shipment.-Wheat 2oo,ooo pusni
corn % TOO bush oats. 81 800 bush
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May 1.-The leading futures ranged as followss

changed; so 2 spring wheat; SOC No spring wSsats
n0mins NO red S5dS1c: No corn iO'ec oats, No =
white 3Ora3c No white 29'.d3otc; No "a,s,
2ssc 10 rye. 7oi.c no bailey eogo,c no nay
per Dbl s7aae 40 lard per 100 NJ 20 lgiH 70 To-
oxed), ~ 5Ods5; short clear des (boNed) 80 20
90 40 whIskey dsters' finished goods PER GAL 81 10
unchanged: No barley iSdG0c; No corn, news
FL No 4 cnrn- lew. Ok
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THE BLACKBrRNELASKER MATCH ARRANGED
4 match has been arranged between Elackburnc and
Laskcr the wcll-known chesi masters. to be played
In this city beginning May 10. II Will be conducted
on the seven gamcs-up' principle.
The sun., 1892-07-26
Ansebali NOtaA

Anson has decided to take team to Cuba next win
Thomas the w.lltnown colored e.schsr. Is said to b.
very Ill at Trenton.
little better coaching in the last inning Yesterday
might have saved Grimm from being put out At third.
sar FAX ON sasurIsy sHen he sruck os,
Of the Manhattan A. C. players
aoNs 0 IL: GsnSs sIs Club tss s
exceedingly dirty article of baseball
IA. :d &. Manage .s i BIZ s the %
mnItsn III: attacks Of morning paper that he could
not pay his game
.ny S"e syn Ss 'f % 4Hts
seventh street. New York city.
Georse Darby OF the Omaha Club. who was report.
;S the sq T g
have TO look after pitcher to take hspers p ace.
:Ss s. a1H c.p 10
ssn,rs field FOR p. sfoM.. ,,un s5oas w Rl.y sti
the box as one Of the regular pitcher.
Eo,n sr! and gSdw. ss EIeheh eG.c',: s1 BALD
pshsa II At Eastern raIi wen. as.n., asbuSn BY
at ~ h: a9ns M sn6 the Brook
hs team and ne m,t
max. The st. n.
Ill .y S.%;.. at,tTrSon M ., M1na1i.n FIELD
nna Il b. ~ asgs M b. :na s,aPop. nsr 81 hsst
man. an S''D''A'e'' d '''''A''' T. l. e0'n' extra
s ::rasy ss: s:,ss rms5.
rIss rs ss "a, pi.rn. n 1 M .r ball ,pd
1so,'"s .Ss" ss$ \
i' n.fn'Us Up ;s I- i1:..d i
.s os ana T%.. had M fu .s" 1 'ns sus a.
EIo.he,s. mani %.G. Hn Emss Inn nearly .sni Bier
good nAtursd!y but it was OF no use.
The sun., 1892-07-26
The Kerrymen's Picnic.

The annual picnic and games Of the Kerrymen's
Patriotic and Benevolent Association were held at
Joness Woods yesterday afternoon and evening. and
the jolly and daughters Of Erin made tho occa'
sion like its predece ssors one OF unaoyed enjoyment
The athletic feature OF the day was the meeting of
Nick Cot Tim Reagan. Conrad Marks. and reto uegeL
man in the open two-mile run.
Inc summary OF events.
One. hundred Yard Kun, Members Ony-Won BY C.
Sheehy; T. ScRnion second Time. ILL., seconds,
Twomile Run. Open 20 All-Won by Conrad Marks:
Tim Resan second. Nick Cox third. Time 10 minutes
20 ser0rds
Running IIiyh jump Open to Members OF Irish Conn.
ties A.. .ociaions.W6n by Scan!on with t-"t IA hI
Pat Oman second with feet: 4. sheehy third with
4 feet 1u inches.
Running Hop. step. ana jump, Open TO Au-won by
George BroNn. with 4a feet Inches; J. sheehy sec
ond with ~ feet inch.
Quarter mile Kun. for Members-W on by c. sheehy.
scanion second Time, minute.
Putting 5Nlonnd W-Ight-Won by Mulcahey. william
Barry Assoc A'ton with II feet inches. Mahoney
second. with feet inches: Cummings thlId. with
II feet ltt inches.
Hali.inifs Run. open TO A,l-wor by d. sullivan J..
Sheehy second. E. sullivan third lime minutes 3ulS
SecondA
One-mi.. Walk. OprR TO Al.--Won by T.. Scanlon @.
Sheehy second. Tine. y minutes 20 seconds.
The "nciAls were: Refete, ". q Murphy: JndRes.
J. B. Ai'chsA aud ~ Osu!Nan; starter. ID. sullivan.
The sun., 1892-07-26
A NICE RUN no MORRIS COvE.
Tho Athiono Leads the Atlantic Clubs Fleet
Into the Harbor.


New HAVEN. July 25.-wben the Jolly sailor
men OF the Atlantic Yacht Club squadron
awoke this morning at Black Rock after a re-
freshing nights sleep thoy found nice little
breeze blowing from the southwest. This
made every one feel good. as 1t meant quick
run to Morris Cove. New Haven harbor. the
next objective point OF tho cruise.
Commodore Banks had issued orders an
nouncing that the starting signal would be at
10 o'clock. so the yachtsmen availed them-
selves OF the opportunity to bid farewell to the
numerous pretty girls at the Hotel George
who had made their stay there such q
pleasant one. The Butler boys brought up
their handsome sloop Forget-Me-Not from
Larchmont but they could not continue on the
cruise. Commodore Booths Daphne sailed
away early in tue morning for Port Jefferson
where she will be hauled out and painted
The Butler boys have great confidence in their
boat. and announced their willingness to
meet either tho Gunare or. the Dare In q
match race: 80 1t is not at all improbable that
race will bS arranged between the G9lnare
The Concord. Gunhlde. Vide,te. aud the cat
Tigged yacht Micc9. owned by eqmmTTaotee
% II 81 thi a ssna in order
reach Mori is Cove with the others.
At 10 o'clock sharp the, preparatory gun was
run up. 1t was Just lOs, O'Clock when the
starting signal doomed forth. The ligress
hind. 1t was close reach on the star6oard
tack to the black buoy at the entrance Of Black nd
Rock harbor.. Here sheets were started. and,
away ior Norris Cove; They rounded the 81, buoy
Tiglress. Athione. Penguin. and Gulnare .,
yachts nearet sttratiord shoals. and for tim g
they made very little progress, The Una and
Water Witch had quite fight for the lead.
caught UP and passed her rival of Stratford.
The four sloops. the P"ngui n. Gulnare. II
gross. and Athlone. made quite pretty race
fling match. which nearly put them out OF the
hunt Commodore Wier Of the TiEress tried
to got to windward OF the Athlone. but Capt.
for while. when the Penguin came UP and
blanketed him. The Tigrcss went away out
on the Sound on wnd;hunting expedition.
time the Micco aud Mr.. Jewett's fast catboat
Gunhilde had a little race by bythemselyes.w which
finished with honors about evenly divided.
Niece. Una. Water Witch. Gunare. Penguin.
Athlonc. and Tigress. The Athlone which
had now settled down to business comme enced
one 10y one. Finally at l 30 o.,clock she ran
through the lee of the Wator Witch and took
first place. Just before Morris Cove was
reached the Guinare passed the flagship and
The yachts finished in the following order:
hthlone. 3;25: Gulnare. 90: Water Mltch.
3:27:3u: Tigress. 3:4O: Penguin. $50; Gun-
hide, 4: Una. 4 :O5 30.
In addition to the above yachts there are an
chored in Morris Cove. on the Peluot Associa-
Goncnrd. Con- "a. and Satus. The me mbers of the as.
ISOLATION have done everything in their power
to make the stay Of the visiting yachtsmen an
feet viii stop top here ere next Year To.morrow the
fleet go to New London.