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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27

Ms Uighness, TammaBy. Victory, Cbsrade,
aud Others to Meet on snturday-Fros.
poets OF . sweepstntes for Three-yssr-
oias-The Programme for sheePshead
Bay. Brighton. and Saratoes-To-d days
Brilliant Card for sheepshead bay.
The spring meeting OF the Coney Island
Jockey Club will end at sheepshead Bay on
Saturday next. when the Realization Stakes
will be decided. and then for Monmouth Park
and the Fourth OF July throng.
Tho Realization Stakes is easily tho most
valuable event offered by any racing corpora
ton In America for three-year-olds. and It has
brou ght together the best thoroughbreds OF
that age each year. There have been many
bruising finishes for the great stake. which will
this year BIO worth about $35. 000 but all other
contests for the Realization fade into nothing
ness whom the fields that have faced tho
starter In former years ore compared with
tho superb three year-o lds that will meet
on Saturday next Tammany. His HiRhness.
Charade. Patron. Victory. Kennebec, and Tho
Pepper are eligible to start, and 1t Is
foregone conclusion that they will be sent for
the prize Never In the history OF tho
American turf has there been such an array OF
high class thrce- year-olds as are out this
year, and It is q great pity that St Florian.
Bile for the Realization. The race Of the dec
sde would be tho outcome OF such meeting.
but when His Highness. Tammany. Pa
tron. Victory. Charade. and The Pep
per lock horns somebody will 90 Into
bankruptcy. Matt Byrnes makes no Sc
cret Of his fondneSs for Tammany. and
he recently declared that he was the best
race horse that he had ever trained The
chestnut colt won the Withers Stakes In such
impressive style. running the mile In 40.
that the public hailed him as the kingpin
three-year-old. Then Charade. considered by
many q second class colt came along. and
beat Tammany and Patron In very fast time
SE the Tidal Stakes sbs by on
temporarily overthrown. Byrnes's friends.
however, maintained that the son Of Iroauois
wat until the Realization. and you will see
S; SSsEsSS / sR'Ss VICTORY speea
Clever trainer says that the son Of Brag Is, Que
the sr'ssss f'ss sssf the nan sW
Stakes at shee ps bead Bay Last week. but the
hsp .aeSsd aSa ha s
the kaneooas colt Vesiibule is a rafting
isst youOgsts and IS, one er, With beapti
is y !. SfFgf an to us and
beaten ty0 such CRACKS az Kingston and and
Not0ry this year Nhen 1t comes 60 his
Hlghness, Johnny Hyland will hear Of no
other horse. and the colts easy mile In
l:40. % a, few days ago shows that
he is on edge. Messrs. Gideon and DAILY
believe, and they are justified in tho belief,
that His Highness is tho best race horse ir
America Alter the Realization. il he should
win; there may Pc match Tor big money ,1, with
lower the colors Of this grand three year old.
The Peppers races have been consistent and
good and. while he has not AZ yet shouldsred
big weight and carried 1t to tho front, there is
every dedication that he T. q real good COLT
Sun the following list Of probable starters and
estimate Of the value OF the Realization stakes
Of 1882:
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Annual Outing OF j. Lcbkuchner's En-
plOyees.

Tho employees Of J. Lebkuchner held their annual
outing and games yesterday at witzers Point View
Island Ii AL Of the events well contested. and
resulted as followsi
One-me Race Prize . Gold Medal-won by Gus
schaefer: Joseph kobecker second winner Of silver
medal
Shoe Race Prize Silver Medal-F. Mandeu winner.
Open lUo-yard Dash. Silver Medallion by George
DittmAr.
Omen sack RAce-C. Rrauss first
Onemils Race. Gold Medai-C. Murphy hrst
Potato Race, Gold AedAi--J. Reagan first.
Obstacle Race. Special Prizo gven by Gus Williams
Won by r. BOIL Mandell second.
Fat Mans Race Special Prize-L Glustsoh nrst. ",
Woods second.
Consolation Prize-I. Gluetsoh nrst.
Conso!A alton Prike-W Woods nrst.
The officers OF the association Arei President, H. O.
Mandeli Secretary Charles Yentteri Treasurer, r.
Bohi; Committee Of Arrangements, A PfaHmAn and II.
kuchner. and John J. Baier.
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Subscribe at Once.

Armed with the Racing Private Information Agsnoys
wares ana fs inVineibls safety plan success on the
turf IL foregone conclusion Tsrmh $40 for DIX days
wires and promise OF per cent. on net winnings
gained thereby. Never more than ono horse given
Tor . race Telegram ssnt daily before 1880 R.t
sfeness given by permission to clients In all parts
Oh ths country FourpASe prospectus sent post free
Address BUSINESS MANAGER, r. o. box 23o5. New
York city.
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the rrish-Amerioan AthIstio Club Of this city van.
pushed the William J. barry Association Of jersey
otty In game OF Gaelic football at Hollywood Park
yesterday afternoon Tho second half Was full of sx
element Several mon badly bruised ~ the re-
suits Of heavy fsA and there frequent personal
encounters Callahan Of the -rieans was OF.
dsrsd 20 stop playing for . time for rough WORK A
r. on The as!s .f.in Ga,lsh.n wsn' again toward
ihs ball oallA6anI tn.e happened 10 connect WITH
xeefe's sas and the Bsrryits was laid out general
point
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Oarsmen Taking Il Easy.

Yesterday was an ideal rswing day. The result was
that the oarsmen Of tho Harlem River were ON the
water in large numbers. but for pleasure rowing only
the Long Island regatta OF Saturday last having taken
out Of training AL the crews on that river.
The Metropolitan Rowing Clubs houses were do
serted, its members having gone College Point to at
tend the clubs annual summer dinner II was the
most largely attended and successful dinner ever
held By this old organization Speeches were made by
hessrs W. q. Keilehsr Donald EiooL julius d. Mahr,
v. d. Curry, H. Eaethtng, T. g Ashoney N. b. Foy and
other old time members of the club n which is past
aud present history were reviewed and hch showed
thatine club was In better condition to-day than al
any time during its existence.
Tho Manh. I o., Athletic Club. new house was
eompletsd yet but WIN DO in another week. when Il
WIN DO as nno house as ANY on tho river II contains
llo lockers and viii accommodate large nset Of
boats.
The nags the boat house Of the New York Athletic
CLUB were q half In consequence
OF the death OF Henry w. jenkins the treasurer the
club who died on Friday night He had beef suffering
for shout year with pulmonary troubles He Was
second term In the office OF treasurer lie having To-
oeved tho full vote cast At the election the club
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shooting Feature. OF tn. Week.

Tuesday,5MAtch, W. Tell Mitchell w. Vrank Glass. At
Wood, avn Park
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gun Club i've birds At Wood,
lawn Park Genmore Rod and Gun Club, 1--we birds At
Issasu return 'NA''A A'''h'u Va olA'' at Nor
ma Gu shoot at Dexter Park.
FTldsy-First German Gun Club. live birdA at Dexter
Park
saturdAy-sew Utrecht Gun Club 1.-Two birds and blue
rocks At WOODLAND Park Dexter Park Shooting Asso-
citation, At Dexter Park
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Did Chairman Crowther Overstep His
AuthOrltvN

There is trouble in the Psnnsylvania division Of the
League OF American wheemen. from which some %.
rious difficulties may develop. At the recent bicycle
races held At Scranton the handcaps allotted BY the
official Handicapped George D. Gideon were wretched
l. E. Crowther. the member Of the National Racing
Board In charge OF the Penns ylvnnA division. with
somewhat undue haste. became agrned at the work
OF the official hnndicapper upon the first days racsa
hsndicaR TIE second days RACES and ignored the work
unlawful according to the L A. W. ruler. and high.
handed 10 suit "a. members OF the Pennsylvana dvis
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baseball Games To-day.

NAnosAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York va Boston. at the Polo grounds.
Brooklyn va Baltimore. at Eastern Park.
Washington va Philadelphia al Washinrtop.
81. Louis VS.. Pittsburgh, AZ 81. Louis.
Chicago vs.. Cleveland at Chicago
Cincinnati We. Louisville, at Cincinnati
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the handicap at one mile and furlong. and y
he runs and wins the talent mqSt pay then
Gebhard's great nlly Experiment. bought nt
the sale OF Mr.. Withers's horses Is among we
will see a grand-looking two-year-old when
she goes to the post.
This Is the program me In full:
First Rsce-A swsepstakes for thrse-year.olds and
upward Of sic each. with $1,000 added OF when sSoo
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he teams were - folio VISA


Tho Staten Island Athletic Clubs champion lacrosse
team went to Jersey City and played tho team Of tho
Loriisrd Athletic Club at Oakland Park on saturday at
and the visitors gave spectators very net
exhibition The local team did expect TO win bud
played all they know how. The islanders soon howe
their superior work. especially in passing and in tho
nrst half scored two soaA The Loriards he'd the bali
too long In The second half the homo scored one
made by the Islanders one minute before the call OF
time. The teams lined up a. followsl
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CRICKET.
tn. Metropo,,t.n Championship.

Although the games of Saturday left the leaders in
the race 10, the cricket cham ponship OF New York
practically unchanged tho clubs Of the second section
altered their positions materially. Kings County
lost their lead and went down to third place while the
sons OF St george have firm grip on the pennant
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ro.Als LII II n 10 7 totals. 20 e24i5 8

E E%sssts;. S;ssan ..:a 8 556- "a
Earned runs-Emeralds. 2. First base on errors
ERInsny Left r.. on , bases:
Sal!:.od sess.n % bigger; 2: strnei eu.-sy
Nolan Lnlia. Stolen bases-KssnAn Qarrity, IATkin
a. Pappano. orpheua Lynch. Mccormick. BsGen.
Landers Passed BALI -McCofmick. Il: Nolan. 9. Wild
pli"h"s-Biggen 2; Keenan, l. Umpfres-Butler aud
Wal..H. rime-1 49,
CUBAN oIANrs, 8: AGNES. O
The game at the Long Island grounds yesterday re-
suited In . shut out for tho AcmeA Tho score,
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columbu. Win. tho Fur.t Series.

coLunnus June 2o@-Coumbus winning and Mwau-
kse losing yesterday settled the mponship for the
rst series OF games In the Western League in Colum.
buss FAVOR ana AFTER the game on the home grounds
tho flagstaff.
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baseball. Polo Grounds, To-day. -
League championship game, Boston Va New Ysrk
Game Il. N. Admission 600. and 25e.-Adv.
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Athletes Mt tho Orange Oval.

NEWARK, June 25-open handicap games were held
at the Orange Oval this afternoon. Tho track
the best of condition The events on In the
following ordert
One.hundred-yard Dash. Handicap-Final heat won
by George Lunney Time. 10 80 seconds.
Four.hundr and-forty.yard Match Race. scratch
Won by f. w, Person, Riverside A. c. in GO 36 Sec
onds from A. J. Hsrgan. Orange &C.
Haf.nile Sovice-won by II. r. Kingsley. Columbia
College. Time minutes 10 40 seconds.
ons-mns Bieye. Race scratch-Won by q. G Wheeler
SO seconds This race was for the championship Of
Essex county.
won by A. NJ. Judson. Time 20 8-5 seconds.
One-ine Run HAndicap--Won by H. Jaehne, n. J. A
c., 80 yards. Time, minutes ~ 2-5 seconds
Four-hundr red. and-forty yard Run, Handicap = Won
by W. J. Knowles Newark. 70 yards Time. 81 As
seconds.
One.mile Safety Bicycle Race. Handicap-Finnl heat
won by H. q. Wheeler. Time, minutes % 1.5 seconds.
Running High Jump. Handicap-Won by Herbert Her
inches,
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BRIck oBuRcH. June 26-The final contest for tho
governors cup OF the Essex County Country Club In
tho polo OF 1892 yed yesterday
on the Nj Pleasant avenue grounds; The match was
between the Norris County County Club Esssx
Country Club The Essex County team gave the Morris
County team one goal as a handicap The final score
County. 9. "
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Christian Ath,ete. at An.on,..

ANsoStA Juno 2a.-The following tho events and
winners in the third annual neld day Of the Young
Mons Christian Association Of ConnecticusI
one-hundredyard Dash-o. IL Tompeton, Waterbury
nrst: ". J. steeb. Eorwalk, second
one-mie Bicycle, Ordnary-P L Smith. New Brt
tain. n,st, ", u: States. New Haven. second.
nrstj W. Hart, New Britain second.
Pole vault-B. LOOMS, New Britain
red-and-twenty.yardI Iurdlc-W, Il. Hun
ter. New Haven, hrsu ]. NJ Holland, Now Britain,
second
Putting Shot. j. LuddY Waterbury nrst; NJ J. Con
molly, New Haven, second.
Running High kick. D. Knowles. Waterbury, nrst,
". O. Goldsmith. New Haven. second.
One mile. safety Boy cle-li. II. IRrom, New Haven,
nrst; G. ". Ross. New Haven. ssound
One-m mile Iun-W. H. Hunter. FIRST O. " Bisserl. New
Haven, second.
Running High Jump-w HaineA Anson,.. nrst, O
Smith, New Brt attn. second.
.Qnartcr.mile satsty-R Il. Page New Britain. nrst,
II. II. Larom. second.
onArter.m Rpn-w. J: steeb. Horwalk, nrst, A
Haine, Now Britain, seooud.
One-mile Walk-F. Z. KennA Now HAve1. FIRST, 3.
Sheldon. New Britain second.
Running Broad Junp-O Smith, New Haven nrst; q
Herman, Waterbury. second
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baseball, Eastern Park. Z r. M. To-day.
Brooklyn baltimore. Admission 25c. and &c.,
Express trains froIa bridge. Sls and 3;8o-4ds.
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1cms a s......... ....S . 8 %
Cuban Giants 4; Aemes. g. Left on bAses-CuOan
eiants y Aoms. 9; Base on balls-Oh Carr. =
T5xSSt:: aii;.I:;o9 s.erIas: siss.Efys. ssSy:y
pitched ball-Penno Nelson. Paash. Passed bali
krAusA Double plAy-oarr and Panker Umpire-Gus
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Death or tho Trotter Alex wilkes.

this county has lost by. death the valuable
young trotting stallion. Alex Wilkes, BY Sher.
man Wilkes. dam Clarita, By Florida
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Tho twomils handicap hteyois Of the Yonkers
Bicycle Club. the Rivsrdals avenue course took
place Saturday aftsrnoon me entries and handi.
Sapps were: Coz ses.teh ns,.dsa Van TssseI and
AndruA 25 secondsi Duran. kuehlsr. and KinEsbury
20 seconds; Walsh 80 seconds: Bachelor 66 seconds
g. T. kucher won Time minutes ~ seoondR lheo-
dore Cox scratch was second; G. s. Burnham II SEQ.
onds. third q. +. 4arsden scratch. fourth.
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Fishing Iarkls.
MARsTEHs HAS wORMs.

MAKSTENS HAS WORMS.
Sand worms l2c a doz- White worms 25r. doA
pobsous. Soc. dor. shedder crabs 81 doz NARSrERss
celebrated Alllancewood striped bass aud FISHING
Banks rod, S2ss Ash and lancewoud ho!"S'hat and
extra rods SOC. split bamboo y aud TAFT rods.
81 IS up Jo.nled bamboo rods 35t up. Erst quality
holowpoint hooks, single gut, loc dor. iolb., l6ci
treble. 24c.; 4p!y. 2bc. Heavy rrhr ~! leaders.
lengths &c. eAch. SIatnCh bras, uHl ~ lLs DaaGta-
handle rec. holds 600 ieet ln.threl! IN" tlo N.ch'
blste multiplying reels sSc 1a .sr, reel iin,s a
block. Htbfead. 3sc,; I2.lEread, as, l3threai 4nr
lSthread. bic.; 2IthTead, i'r SI,eTs d" Per poLhL
Gan hooks, with hand Q. So. o4p'4S tackle .og1.
4oc, Fishing pants. ST. EysfyraHs to do!'sH' ne
angler In qualify and price
SEND STAMP FIR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
j. y. MAHsTERs. Sc Court St,
GsAr City HAuJ BROOKLYN. lopen EysninSs3
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Jim Malcolm. who 10 essentially lett.handed player
and powerful one at that went for higher game than
usual on Friday evening last At the Brook Ign Clubs
court by deliberately challenging his brother John
who has been generally conceded to rank At
least class above Jim. John simply smiled at what
he called Sims rashness bnt the smile turned intoa
GUIDED jim Ses the hi nsd lee.
very plainly that there was not much din renee be.
posed. On the average Jim was beaten BY about four
aces a game. The total score was 3. to 40 Johns
Alderman Ccfcy, President of tn. board OF Alder.
the old Ir,s 81 , sp1rt ayo winescd tho
s and Focy s Of E n' n>S for
600 side The Alderman. Il is said. rooted hard
and match nossst the we" "hS s a'';
ysn,ion. when the HaeT%an Teinsnesfsf P'o@
popular bragtyn c not axe as Ss as
r. EsaSy 1s:io, prevented tn. PLAYING
S s4 c Ts. TsI sn.S.1 n wa. t"
PfGSs,,Sn Snod sa, shsy %sSS
Esnsrc9sy tie sasi5 dSxn sqr ass,aa""aa
butt. srsaser surprise When "i he I'D nos
When sgS reporter asked Major carmoay wh.he,
rsd.ns the brSotys CLUB cqssd aTs ann
il ossarred but made mistake Please dontasH m.
anything more
Chicago said to some Of his friends: IL going
west so much to attend tho Convention polish 81
have made Just for the OCCASION and they could not
DO inner. Now. boya II don't come home n winner
I'll probably go and hide In ouof. way rIncs
for tho rest of my life" Donahue won anI he is tho
proudest man In town.
In the four games played on :. club day" at tho
Brooklyn Clubs court between Champion Casey and
Major Carmody against DR.. Phil smith and John de-
lane thars differ OF ten the aggregate
SCORE in favor of tho doctor and partner and still tho
contest was draw. 1t will be found that in four.
handed game In which the cham pion In in crested no
and his partner. even defeated generally have thu
greatest Der of their credit deficit on
club day" was not to Caseys liking. and he at
challenEed his opponents for another go on Thurs.
will have to take that" said DR. Smith and thus
clinched what will undoubtedly prove n Furnishing
a. we'll as n scientific struggle.
Owing to accident to one Of tn players a four
handed game at the Brooklyn clubs court Saturday
what would have certainly been desperate finish
prevented. The isrties In the contest were: Prof
Coggins and Dennis Shea against John McEvoy and
Jerry McMHhon To produce better results the teams
put nj % each. II was hurricane game from thu
tart the men tossing from where they pie ased.
Evoy ana partner had taken two games to their OPP
ponents one, and everybody had been lighting hard.
IN the fourth game McEvoy made a mad rush after 4
ball over to the loft wall but instead Of catching tho
ball his left shoulder Game IN contact with the
carried his left arm IN sling Fortunately the Bal
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The Chicago Service OF tho Pennsylvania
HaIIrond
IL complete in every respect The Columbian Express
~ the popular Chicago train.-Adv.
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Finish OF the Lone island Rowing Assoois.
ton Regatta.

lone race was rowed on Flushing Bay in the carly
hour Of the morning yesterday Tho contestants were
J. puschman Of the Ravsnswood Boat Club and Nor.
gan luil. Jr Of tho varuna Boat Club When the two
men were rowing in tho senior sin giles Of the Long Isl
and Rowing Association this the day
before tugboat drfted broadside across the course
several yards from tho finish Buschman was leading
ct the time He got caught under the stern of tho
boat ana Qniu nnhhed nrst The other contestants In
ths tug.
70 have the race rowed over yesterday morning. Ths
start was made about 10 O'Clock IL was a lively race
but Quill proved 700 much for Buschman ana won By
about two lengths
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LASKER's SIXTH TICTORE
How Ho Defeated Black burns IN tho TsntA
md Final Game.

The following 10 the tenth and final game Of
the great chess match between Emanuel
Lasker Of Berlin and J. II. Blackburne. tho
great nglish champion.
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How Professional and Amateur Players
Eeioyed the Day.
Only one game was played In the National
League yesterday. It resulted in victory for
Cincinnati
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Contra, New Jersey L..xu. Record.
Interoollegiate Record,

Other 0ameA
sx.lALDA II; ErYnASy LyoxuH g.
Ragged fielding In tho opening tnnings allowed the
Emeralds to gain easy victory over tho Epiphan
Lyceum team 81 van Nest yesterday. The score:
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NEW ORrKANs June 20-The Olympic Club of this city
received cablegram from O'Brien the nddle-weieht
pueiist of England. Offering to night Bob Ftzsmmons
fsI his expenses in s5%,ns eyer here and training
Offer but expressed soms doubt As to Fitzsinmons
agreeing to It He was communicated with BY tsls-
offered So 600 as an uitimatum; II he vim hight on
these terms the negotiations will DO ana the
fight hxed for Sept In advance Of the Sullivan Corbett
meeting but he insists the 900 the club will
60 further in the matter and let 1t drop
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wheelnen's Run. for the Week.

to Passao.
July and New York Tourist whselmen to Lake
Hopatcong Bedford Cycling Club 10 Staten Island
Kings County Whoelmon TO PatchoGuA Hudson County
Wheelmen 70 Railway. Grsenvils whsslmen to DELI
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yHs KINGS oouxrY ME- pKTRArKD At NxvARK.
The Kinsa County Club 1ourneyod 70 Newark on sae.
ufdny and sustained their hrst defeat In the Meropoli
ran League series the ne batting Of A. H. stratford
contributing much to tho victory Of tho local club
The scorst
En~{n
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Au.,ou. for Sullivan. to Conneuee wo,

That Charley Johnston. who has staksd little for
tune on sullivans whipping corbett Sept. next
means that the great puglist shall have every orpor
tuny to the Of condition il shown by the
selection of Phil Casey as trainer and In the careful
method he has employed toward the selection of
training ground both Johnston and Casey believe
quarter. but at the same time convenient to u good
market and bathing place VIII be most oca-
be arrived at I'M ediAtely.
is important that the matter should DO quickly set
sled in little over ten weeks sullivan Corbstt
Will meet In the ring at New Orleans sullivan with
his bAekar and trainer. will witness the light betwsen
Nxon and Johnston tonight, and training ground
u picked out to-day the big fellow will don worl-
Ing clothes as quickly ms possible. and more
anxious 70 do that than Sullivan himself.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19
OLD JOHN SWINTON.
The Greatest New York Editor
Since Greeley'S Time.
PSYCHIC TRAIN IN GOOD SPIRITS.
The Stature OF Swindler Dodge-Remin-
iscences of General Buckland-
"Julieu Gordon's" Fame.

NEW YORK, June 13.-[Special Core
spondence. AT pleasant dinner party
given by the Cosmopolitan Club to fellow
newspaper worker the other evening, /
met for the first time rugged old John
Swinton q man who has done as much to
put his individual mark upon the news
papers of this city as any man since
Horace Greeley's time. He was for years
an editorial force on the Sun, and to him
was due much of the ferocious vigor which
distinguished the SUMS editorial page.
Mr.. Swinton is a man of views hater of
shams and hypocrisy, despiser Of mere
wealth, reformer, friend Of la
Dor and a man of progressive ideas.
Some eight or nine years ago
be quit the Sun and started in this city
weekly newspaper, in which he hoped to
be able to give his own views. fresh from
the furnace of his brain, without inter-
mediary restriction. He pleaded the
cause of the workIngman, and no abler,
wiser counselor ever appealed in labor's
behalf but, SO far as he was concerned,
the appealing was in vain. The sons of
toll left him alone to conduct his news
paper as best he could, and finally, after
exhausting his resources, he gave up the
task of trying to improve the condition of
the American workingman. Since that
time he has had bitter expert
ences. An affection of the eyes
kept him lowering for many months
along the borderline of blindness, and his
other ills came near carrying him to 1.-THE
land o. the leal." But the old fellow is in
hand now as sturdy as grenadier and as
bright as schoolboy. He must be well
up in the sixties. and yet no man bore