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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
STCEVE.SS LED TO HER SUICIDE.
A YOUNG wOM,N's BODY FOUND SWINGING FROM
4 TR,NSoM.

A Young wOMAN'S BODY FOUND SWINGING FRoM
4 TR.,NSoM.
roo,i,, ,nor many months Of Illness. doubtless
co,ed N,s. Emma Ileyland to commit suicide in her
home AT No l2s East Eighty fourt-st. on fnday'
An ,ort was made 10 keep the public in Ignorance OF
tho nonncr of her death. and no report was made 10
Tho nclco or at the Coloners office until Yesterday
Ni., uevnnd was twenty-five years old. Her father.
Herman Icyand Ia, been well known among Inc
,e,chau,, in the swamp as dealer in lenther hnc
ngs At Ne. % Frankfort It. The young woman had
been sufferer from stomach trouble and on October
>, IN operaton wa, performed 10y d. Edward ;.
&bwetor e Fa>, seventy seventh 81. and Dr. 'rai.
- East rorv.nrstst The operation did not effect Il
curc and after it was performed she began TO show
symptoms Of insanity. She made threats 10 XIII her'
scn and on one occasion she rled to jump ont OF a
thld story window Of her home.
4 watch was kept upon the young woman con-
t,ntv for several months by members Of the family.
A few days ago IT relaxed somewhat. because she
seemed TO be in better health and spirits. on Wednes-
d,v evening she attended n ball at the Liederhranz
Hail in company with her sister Ida and she seemed
IA Inc bapny ON Friday afternoon she told her
mother and sister that Ne going TO pack her
b,dres, away In closet Of her room, and they let
bcr ,o M stairs alone Later Mrs. Ilcyland went TO
the room and found the door locked There was no
renlv IN knocks and calls and Mrs Hey Wand broke
thc door open.
Miss Heyland had hanged herself. and her dead
hod, WAS swinging from the trsnsom Of door which
led 70 her sisters ROOM ply sician called. but
l, could only say that the young woman was dead.
Mrs Ueyland had cut the body down as soon as pos
on Friday evening Ii was said, but he excused himself
on the plea that he was on duty
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THE WASHINGTON ARCH FrSD.

William Il. stewart, treasurer Of the Washihso"
Arch Fund.- reports the following additionoi SUI
scrptIons Mrs sarah J. HURT, 500; A. Lanfcar
Solric, 800; Josiah Belden 500; H. Il. MeeHe''
$50; samuel J. Colgate, ESQ., through II. IT, M"r'
auand ga: Revillon Freres 3d. Cash. go; Matthew
Thompson, 81: William f.. Benjamin. S5' VI. L.
Fnssel, IS: Thomas Kelly 81 cash box returns
s47 0s: total $3.50 o5; previously reportcd' Sioo'
1a6 "a: grand total, si0o,6aG j2; balance hee''"'
s2I .3f3 Co.
Subscriptions may be sent TO the treasurer at 40
"A Willlam-st or TO The Tribune. A meeting Oh Iiu
committee will be held ut the ONCE OF the ue'Sufe
to-norrow noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

Introduction from William Harris, well-known Bos
ton manager. lie said he was looking for play for
next season. and inquired If Miss Marbury had
manuscript which would suit his age style. etc
Miss Mar5ury offered him Mr.. LestCcq's Crit"
dramatzation Of Faljc0n's novel o. the same name
lie took the play, and returned II the next morning.
expressing himself being much pleased with H.
and asked permission u show it to his father. Miss
Marhury ALLOW cd him 10 take u copy o. The manu-
script, and that Is the last she Ia. OF II or
Of the ambitions young actor.
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MAN WITH FORGED Iy1RoDUcuoSs

A number of theatrical people have recently been
the victims of a young confidence man. lie managed
v bring himself TO their consideration by means of
forged letters Of introduction purporting TO be from
sstoftown managers. Among the persons who have
suffered through his operations is Miss Elizabeth Mar
eny, the representative Of several American ana
nssa> dramatic authors. He presented letters OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

al his home in Mount Vernon Thursday night,
suggested that the change Of sailingdly from Friday
was probably providential This snperstitious idea
was accepted apprOvingy by both Mr.. and Mrs. Gay.
Mr.. Gay Will take along pencils and cardboard. how
ever to make little sketches and will also take good
supply of backshec,h.' lie and his wife will 20
directly to Alexandra and thence 70 Cairo. They
will 60 up the river 10 the junction Of the Atbara,
thence TO the Desert Of Bahivoda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

EjpbthcIia scarlet fever and measles increased III
IN, civ during December while oihcr contagious dis
ease, have caused serious trouble latclY y" CHS
q tvphus fever Of smallpox have developed III III
c.ty recently and there has been eteady decrease
Iu typaoid fever DR.. Cyrus Edison yesterday i'r
nis,cd the following record o.; asious diseases dur
Ing two weeks
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SIG Entity INCREASED MORTALITY.

THE FFFTCT OF TIL. IfIF STIT'T' 7110"''
THE DEATH LIST.
Report. of 1877 deaths in the city, eleven oi '''"h
due 10 the prevailing epdemh, were iooeiNeu ~ -.
Dureal o, vital statistics yesterday The total r'oo
Al ort.ut FOR the week was only slightly greater than
that Tor the prcyous week and tie deaths from inc
grip we've nearly equal in the two weeks. d. jon"
Nagl. Of the Health Department, sara 'hf "'0'u
showed that there had been no appIecihDic o"a't' "
the character OF the epidemic in tnigh' IL '''
ni,hed a daily record Of the deaths for TIE t"o "o
showing thai the grip claimed It's share OF victims eAh
80
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IN WAKE JOURNEY UP THE NILE.

Edward Gay. the landscape artist. has dropped his
brushes and his tubes for time. and with his wife
viii start tomorrow for long tour on the River Nile
They had arranged to start Friday. bnt the steam
shin Victoria. upon which passage was engaged. had
IN postpone her sailing until tomorrow. One of the
frtends Of Mr. Gay who was ut the hgvweu Seeepuon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10

The deaths from the grip do not account ior wv
present high mortality in the city, but the disease -
sunnoed 10 have the effect 10 hlstcn deaths rom oer
troublef A record Of deaths from various ''"'.>
in each week however. shows that some OF tue common
ailments were aggravated more than others by Inc
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Al, ., 48 cents.
80 cents.
FIGURED SUMMER SILKS.

The quality being mitea We advise cary "'pee'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
SILL. s

Owing 10 the enormous growth OF our ou-i'e
are OBLIGED 10 double the size OF our six Depar'm''
and to- morrow innnauraic the GhhAih7' @
of silks New orl. In. seen for many a ;enr
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no 1AMsrE,y Grand RACE
She Wins the Great Handicap and Makes .
wr.terp Record,

CHICAGO. July 1.-two favorites, q pair Of
well-played second choices. and two outside
chances won the races at Washington Park to-
dny. The track was fast The event Of the
day. tho Great Western Handicap. ono mile
and half. worth to the winner S34S0. had
star Geld OF nine starters Verge Dor. III
tGrifin); 70 Tambien. loS tThorpel; Joe
Blackbur 10S lOverton): Lew Weir 104
Keith; Blue Banner. 104 rtadlson): Como
to-Taw. l02 tGoodale); Zaldivar. 101 tCostel-
lo). wadsworh. 100 tHaRgett). and Jugurtha.
100 tKunzol went to the post The weight 70
Tambien was asked to concede to Wadsworth
made the latter a close favorite at 3 to 2. while
as good as and 8 to 8 could be had against
70 Ia nbien. Joe Blackburn had some back
ranged =. from re m 10 to t. s. t. t.. '' VIZ ~
The race was remarkable inasmuch as 70
ns thourSoS wra u"de hard drive by
sPsas@ 70 Tn any great %ss.t$ra rage ~ ss;;
yH ni fnIsbsi third. boaten four lengths:
r.. time. 1881, Ir.aEs The Tes, , { record
,o1 Tsen sauaiied Or sxeelisd. FiIenzs having
tho Ar reu NDd IN ResSt Sf. r.
will show 70 Tamhien's acc today to 30 9
greater than tnat to the credit Of
iiS; nils: i:l5. and mile and a quarter il
for her remarkable run. and will probably
appear aga n hero. she heing engaged In tho
Wheeler Handicap, to bo run on the flnal day
:, The winners OF the purse races were: r. Dave
Costello IN. the fav.rite. at ITO !: Chute g:
In the saddle tho fayorite. al, TO 5. and Oregon
Eclipse. ridden by Mcdonald. at q to l..
Sternstt 4 Warn. the owners OF Eclipse.
whose errntic rum ing her" has, caused a
great deal OF gossip, have heen notified by the
" shington lark Cluh that no entry will he
received from their hands here in the future.
and that tn. horses must te removed from rom
BE- now taken to Brighton Beach as MONMOUTH
Park ia a 80 closed against his owners. Free
on Forest Yesterday. while r. Williams la;
sl0u for breaking, r, away from the post ~
maiden colt g. W. Johnson. q brother, to
Huron. worked a sensational trial here yester-
anil six furlongs in lac. He will tie shipped
East at the close Of the meeting ere.
J. T. Gray OF Missouri bought to-day OF VII.
Der i. Smith of California the three year .ud
L"na's First for S5.0u0 Zallivar's hest race
since coming from the far West was his Sec
onI to Carlsbad In the American Derby here.
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LAWN TENNIS.


TUxrpo. July 14,-Cooler weather aud Increased at.
tendance had an improving effect on the third days
play In the Tuxedo tennis tournament The mems
singles have narrowed down to two cracks, aud TO.
morrows great match will be between W. Larned OF
Cornsiiand r D wrenn, tho Harvard expert. In the
nrst match OF this morning wrenn had very little
trouble to retire Duncan Gambler OF Columbia A. W.
fost had considerable more trouble to beat J. W.
Nichols but eventually did 1t after stubborn night.
Then Post met Larned. and an exciting contest fol-
lowed Larned la a rising p aver and Post is a vol.
knowneS ert Larned played his strokes in tho irst
SET With great pace and accuracy but did poorly on the
second Iost improved his opportunit In tbs second
.et by hitting the bs al around his opponent ON the
thlid set Lhrned recovered his game. aud ran the
match out OIL some magnificent returns. 1ho results
OF the inlay were as follows.
Mems SINGLES, Third Round. continued-A. W. Post.
s.mi.nnsl Round n. b. Mrenn. Harvard. boa. bun.
can Gambler Columb a, 90. 60; W. A Larned. Cor.
nel, heat A. ". Pos, 6-S Id, ia
Mems Double. irst Round, cont nued-l. Mortimer
Biling and L. c, Fusnmore beat Duncan Endier and
Dehnu Miller, ia, al
E. Rogers and L. r. FISHER Tracy: Hoppin and j ".
Nichols Jr. beat Erskine Hewitt aud H. " Beach, 81.
t-3 A. y; Wright and 4. II. wrenn beat II. billngs
nhu U. g RHshmOrc, - IS: A. W, Post AMI W. A.
Larhsl beat l.. r. Fisher and l., 5. Lewis. ,-3 S-U,
!, Soin1laton Matches-fir., rou d! l. H. Greer beat
90. 20; Erssin. Hewitt beat W G. IRON Ga.
IL b,3: Deane Miller beat T. p. Fisl or. U-2 "a.
seconl rounds Deane Miller beat u Hunt, ~ ~.
~ Tracy uoppin, Harvard, beat II. NJ. Bil invs al
80 o-2' j. W. Nichols, Jr- beat L. NJ. Greer Ga.
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The Hudson courty ~. - Amateur Bas ball League
have been quite successful thus far in her campaign
Til. League inclhes the Lori AID Athletic Club scot
tShAmrrcan Athlete Ct b, II JOscph's i.yceGn. and
Jersey Baseball 'lb ui EDhwen only saturday
games are pny-n L"r.iHri iitd, formerly oakland
Park Jer.ey CITY. and 81. ur"rg tuchei ground, IIO
boken. Tie officials are rresIG"RI George BuShHrld.
Secretary. ", BuTLhart, sys A. e. Tr'asursT JOHN
O'Louxhlin rllari AZ The scteGuls II games for
the remainder II lie season
July IU-i.rrularI 4 &. " ~. Joseph Lyceum at
Lorillard f.cr Jertey b. Z. rs. scotisA'tir cream
.".ort.!ard A. C. vs.. Scot,i.h.Amcrrcan A. c. at
L0iii ard Field Jersey H. &. vs. 81. Joseph lyceum,
july 3O"S,. Jusrph Lyceum vs. s'otrish-Amrricnn
AZ a. LoriiInrh Field; Lor!!lard A. c. vs. Jersey b..
G'iGriIarl A. C. VA st Jos srh Lyceum at Lori.
lard Fr.d; Jersey va. sc"ttish'American A. o.,
- id nrlisrd A. e. vs. sc"ttishhmrncnn g..
at o.ard + cd: Jersey Is. C. VS. ST. Joseph iyceuni
NJ - b0'.,n. .-...- -. ..-....-.
Catl urii.srd Field: IoriI!ard A. c. Va. JeIsry O.
Aug a7-Lor,llsrh a, g. vs., st, Joseph Lyceutn. at
Lor,i,arI Field; Jrrsty b. e. Vs. sco sh,AmeEl' an
A C.. al Hob"Een.
G won LOST U, or!l ard A. T. wan l. lost l. st 10.
ssph Lyctum won lot l: scottish Amer can A. C.
O lost l.
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The shapcly steam Il. chit L,ntn Take. Hel
E.rsi Dip into the Wafer

Al 1902 O'Clock On Thursday morning tho steam
yacht ln'a. owned by Walter Lutgen of August Bel.
mont Co.. this city, launched the works of
Charles l. Senbury Il Co.. nj Synck The shipyard and
launch ny ways llumlpatcd with electric lights
aud this with the bright moonlight. made beautiful
picture OF tho yacht she glided of the ways forty
hHe seconds Mr.. LUttgrn and party OF friends were
on board when the yacht wa. launched.
Tho Linta ia sbape!y boa Of the following dtmen-
sions: Length over all rs feet: length ne.
az feet: beam. IA feet; drauRht feet. The ga.
loon and staterooms located aft ui tho mac nery
and consist OF two double staerooms fitted with
dressing casos toilet rooms &c. The nrr'- ruOn
the START, ard side. has bathroom attached These
rooms are inish-d with cherry and mahogany with
pAnrlied ceiling.
The is att OF the statcrGoms has four arSe
berthA VII Oh are used as seat. during the day time
AMI Tor sleeping purposes night AT The for end
OF he saloon Oh tho purt side .Eolian placed
and ON the sta-boari side large h, ed
The sn Don Is I'm shed in delicate enamel
pant. with gold Trimmings. and highly ornamented
with papier ninChe panel work n siJo- ceiling
Forward III the the crews quar- ers and
forccaste aino gn.ey and Ice boxes chain lockers,
stores. Sr. The pilot house is OF polished maho. any
ana larss and rooniy. with smoking room ndI dining.
The machinery consists OF n Senhur, compOu nd en-.
very compact aud develops great power The yacht il
alsn supplied with compete electric light plant The
rnthinxs are Of silks and damaSk. with Axninser
carpets rugs &c.
The Tinta the latest addition to the fleet of the
Coiinthian and Railway Yacht clubs Mr.. Lutt. on
being Commodore Of the latter. The Linta was de-
signed AS SIN II fanny cruiser. with nm average
speed or twel's M es an hour. She viii IN commits
ing prime ipay in this vicinity and as far New
port and Bar Hnroor.
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sniivnu's Dnmaged Foot A,mo., We'll

B"T iiFAp July l4-sGl'iran's bisr"rsd heel has not
entirely heard np>st. bui This ing his trainer no
anxiety lie propab could hA.e gone on the 70 ID
yeSrrh"y ana ~'comii'sIed hs nsua thout
further harm IN his damaged foot 1t was thought
ad i-ah- not I" Axe any chances To morrow, how
ever. II II expected that The long and walks i'll
be resumed.
Tho DIV follow IA. not lost romen, In the gym.
nasilln snrt Ne Uca'ci - Canoe T. nee Inn and from
MS ihs On her n wh.r lie vii per uinsienirs
81 Ls ~ lie ha. hren doing some RAINING wltutn
40 rs bul h't pTh'iia occupation hNs been pInrhug
'he BAG, io-sn. eha., aud - pn ny h" ruis
On odd q hiley Jn nst"n, C.Ompun 80 by Phil
Lyhch OF .Urh. .ni u day wuh Su.Nan and
tin pair "h''htb his eh-sl N'neni ClDs"i They
SAW MN y men he bag or Hnfut AMI sI"h pUurlI
luy a. II "as IN me - dcrlIse 'hItflr tig pugIs
coulu no. '"oA better ryT it brtt TINE nat he hat
been at NGr..
Trainer Casey y a. rTou1 n. ~. cnrg- a. father
or hir c'l!i, 80 lie docs iS 40 riIinyly." SAL
he AN even an ale '', a.. ~ mb.t painful No
went AZ tlthgy = same .r.l-s - thOul NIInper"
sa water 81 -. vat, a,' roo atiy been ted up
INTO 1t daily
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At the i'andbai Courts.

Prof Coggins the young amt vigorous astiebar lad
who cevcry con iuc;s rIair. a. the RrnoEyn Aand
bah clubs COURT IN the abs &C OF Champion Casey
met his Walcrlon yesterday. AMI ne cuud prev,
II II was IN tho shape oi a four'hand-d con esi At
handhail in which he cn!ei in that raltHns oil
player. Frans Prrndorgasf to as.isr Iim liver .nce
assuming the duties "f II anHLc1iD chci ~ TIC court
the professor has been anAInu, 'u demonstrate iat
he was 1T o step into the champ s."r>. aud no
invited the very ever cr ur smith 10 meet him
The doctor Is an ardent adIuirer Of ne same but
pings TOR pleasure oni!. In tbs nst"nro, however.
ami to help young 'o.gHs .0ns 20 reach tie goa Of
his ambiii"n-'h mp.n OF the Brooklyu bAhdhsl
ms n. H AMI ~, " az. pro we'd, ed ts
NE "a rf. All r"."i i" ne court win all their
r ed thGIG"si,n ~ ie,r geo" .h' n &c n; ',.n'
""'l, withtre rote.suF siSIa vel ,Hya. AMI wear.
~ an snT'" s G no r, n1 r oa M dS va
. catch ~ .lnr y served IA Of the daclnr l,nam
m,tnmy g"L "a. ,,'tAse ~ w.r.s,d witM avlsa OF
ss %s ws, @ 3d. "a "a "a ns W. q 'f t
s,,L .ma Ea me-. 'r''as "n.
.ns vas abe /" r.c"ycr 81" d, pto fseby 'h@ Ly.
".soss syHr Thy WA" "a or Inc pr.. was
m%re Tim mCI {! S,@,i M ,sea =, M INA.
pace. the ,ore. were,
i r s aUrs ana a1 T. yT rsYns. = t .as
winning team AS hey wrre n"n!iy Ce@tcn ye.' rday
Is and ' '1;' ID, f i'.s
Mis- neney saws "a, he NOT ny wants the single
dyd six AZ. 90 da my M l wh rs f
.,%I ;.y Ps''e 'osetnsr viii goa Bob Frost and
4.y "Gm a." satn i "a i. G "as
ana nSnGs Law La or AND AZ nee Gna r.p.ta'ion
aHS Uoy. mal ss M. 4:ay
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THERE YOU ARE AGAIN

We know whsTe the money llss and that's the reason
that we sent Gonzalez Young Lottery. and Vernon at
Gloucester yesterday. ald they all won. III become
matter OF money In this country to-day. and wher
ever the money hes those who intrust US with their
interests arc sure to yet a piece efn 1t seems odd
thai while tho many are winning barrels of money
daily by following the Ayency's selections. the few
stick 10 their own ideas and . mater OF course.
drop their money. lie wise. call early to-day at the
Agency's office. ground noor. I6l East 23d st..
AND enter your name as . subscriber. Ask tho
MANAGER To let one OF the olerks show you q few
score unsolicited acknowledgment letters not
oopies-from ErAithed Clients There's no buncombs
about tho Agencys business: It stands on Its In
Terms AS usual $40 for six days wires with promise
OF . per cent on net winnings Clients word as to
amount won each week unhssitarngly accepted.
Never more han one uose sent for race outoftowu
customers and those who cannot conveniently call
address their orders with remittance to the BUSINESS
MANAGER. r. o box 2,3o5, New York city. Four.psEs
prospectus explaining fully HOW TO WIN ON THE
TURF" with hints as TO SAFETY PLAN sent post free
to all applicants The II. l. Agency positively de.
cnes to fprnish information aces to minors under
auy circumstances whAteytE
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Great south Hwy Ynchtsmeu.

The annual regatta II tho Bay Shore Yacht Club
decided the clubs regular course on the Great
South Bay Long bland yesterday The events prov ed
Lively and interesting -Four asscs were decided two
for rst and oond class Scoops and two Tor catb0as
OF the first and second class Tn course twenty
miles on triangular route OnIy the ArGo and Una
showed up in tho race for hrs.class s0Ops The tina
was tie winner by anarrow margin In the or
FRS. class GATORS the j. H. Val, Linda. and Aomad
were entered. The Vail won. with thc Nomai very
CLOSE second Seven srcond-class oops started Calt
J"s 81 Locke Bessie winning, with Capt JOSIAH Rob
bin-'s kiue Jay a. and Capt. NUr.l.n L. NIcs's
Mary ihIrd Tire Commodore OF the r,Ls Alden =
class cathonts ing with g. N. sontL's Empire and
= c. Hase's Louise Mummy hnZ won easily. with
the Louise second. The prizes cons st-d Of silver
pitcher for the rrs class and handsome sis punch
bowl for second CLASS.
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Mark smeu ., Ore dmoor.

Companies D. r. =, and Of the si-ty.ninth Regiment
OF this city under command Of Lisut.Coi Moran prao
ised rife shooting on tho State ranges Creedmoor
yesterday. These who made msrksmsn's SCORES are!
Field and stan and nome issioned sian Officers
Color ssrfeant W: "uga'in 49, Capt q Collns. "a;
G G,mpSmy E-Scl.; T. :; L 1,n s.
Conpani D-Lisu r: Farreilr. 81: Lieut.. r. Clark,
90: Co'p.ral. W 0Bns "a. ". desmond. 80;
McRan., 10; Burns. a2; sergekuts W. +. Johnson
20; 7. O'srien, IS; J. = Johnson 81; Privaes ii. T.
cleayy. sSi ! p Koran 81 4. Keenan,. 81; CD Crow.
company E-Cspt. u. Coleman. sSi Lieut. W. McGss.
81: u. KnnneY. "a
comp. -I's oM;, j. a. Seaman es Sergeant. T.
~; Gor,oral :. smith; 49, PrvaissE j. McDsTmoit.
TouhilL 10: r. HulheTiy, "a. -
Company G-sersrsntJ o. ouirk. "a; E. A. o'Connor.
vates r Hewitt ~; j. y, IcNiorney; 81; :,
AahUney, 90; PrivSte NJ. Kearns. 81.
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Fishing Garkle.
MARsTERS HAS WORMS,

Sand worms. 1870 dor. white worms $50 . don
Dobsons, ISc. doh sheGdor crabs NARSTERSS
eesbtats' atlancewood striped bass and Fishing
Banks rod S2as Ash and ancs wood hollow butt and
extra Zip bass rods so.. spit bamboo dy bait rods
slss MP TAINTED bamboo rods SIC up. Best quality
hoHow'Go.ni looks single gur ioc dpl. double l..c.:
Treble, zoo, sply. 200 Heavy treb.- gut leaders i
t'nS!h' -, Zach ni NH brass mnling balance
n!ss mn tpiyinI reels $50. up: ku1bcr and nickel
tinte InuIppinI reefs Sc m. 200 Get reel inss
blork Sir al. 3sc.: :irehd. +Sc lI.lnr1 ID 4Gc:
lsihrsa 5jc; 2ihreni. ts.c SIN So. per pound.
tan hOok-, with handle 500. canvas tacke books.
4uG fsnins pants, 81. Everything 10 delight the
angler, in quA.ty and price.
send STAMP FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
!. +. nAhSTE..s, IS Court ~.
NeM th} Ha!L) BROOKLfS Open Evsninga)
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Unknown Gun Cluh.

The members OF tho Unknown Gun Club turned out
very strong yesterday at Dexter Park to compete
the club and added prizes Twenty.
seven entered Four tied for the cham ionship and
second prize which was won by ID sntpe. W. Merrick
carriednh the third pr!xo. The scores
Club shoot. seven birds niod ed Long Island Rules
H., s %,nn = Yard, Il ps!jsn 3 yaras ~
sampson. 70 yards Dr. schwartz, 80 yards. I: J.
Haals 70 yards z: koysr, % yards. q; j. AEhurst
yard. 3: j. BoM.,msHn = ADS l !: ! s.n'sr Is
Z; bon, 20 yards. 4; Il knebel sr 70 Yards, I; j.
Flynn ~ yards j. sshpmsehsr. 20 yards, O. !
Ma Nun ?s yards. 81 G. MURPHY SO yards, q; kGrt
tie: 20 yards. g; "; Gilman, - yards.
Ties for second PrIe-D. snlpe q; Z. yrooms, 8; NJ
and J, Van lebieu. Withdrew
Tie. for Third Prize Munich. 2: NJ. j. Rsthbons. l;
W. Skidmors. II ". Gilman. v.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-15
A Poor Entry List at seabr,eht.

Tho second annual open tennis tournament of the
seabrigh Lawn mis- and Cricket Cub was com.
menced lesterday afternoon the clubs grounds q,
scabrieb n j. Probably the fact that other prizes
arc offered but the right to play Richard Stevens the
present ho der for the seabrgh challenge trophy and
the counter attraction OF tina Tuxedo tourn NJ,
which Is now IN progress IL able for the pooz
entr; iI.t. Hut one payer OF ma Iona reputation.
harris sands. WIS entered. ana h, did not appear
Tor play And was dtfAu ted.
ray WI ne cOntlhle | this afternoon, when the
teIH ma and ina, rounds VIII he played on Satur
day he winner Of the tournament VIII meet stevens
nr mo clInl enEe cup. The scores Of yesterday q
ma ches follow:
. iIeI,minary rounds. NJ Allen heat II. G. Chatneld
6-;i q a.
c first r"nnd-R n; Pa m.r beat F. Reyes. "a G-3;
:. NJ Alien heat v. Graham 60. o.. i. T. la ct beat
G. sands by detanlt; +. Van Vliet beat T. b. strong
CO. ~ 'urhn.hed)