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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

NEW BEngOHp, Mas-., Aug. To-
The Standard this afternoon pfluts u
story regarding the Borden mufdtrr,
In when It il said that not long since
old Mr.. Borden remarked that he
the same table with him aud only that
morning when he accidentally went
into The room wneTe she was eating
She lott the room. Borden said 10 a
further remark that when he left the
bousc Li2lle told him she hoped no
would come home "a corpse and ho
probably would be that before long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

Ban FKANcisCO, Aug. ~. - The
statement 10 published that the Union
facihc IL only waiting developments
before II makes NJ effort 10 secute tho
california freight business heretofore
controlled by the southern Pacific
Hunstt Route. The new iiucs VI clip
per ships between here ami New Yor6
nave made serious inroAds into the
southern Paciiio's business. The
fneiiic Mai! Steamship company
controlled ~ the southern Pacihc,
always has been handled rs club
with which 10 threaten any intending
competition on The waller. As 10 IL
likely that the ganscontinental asso.
citation viii refuse 10 pay n subsidy my
longer the Union Pacific willie ready
for business. In view OF this cOndi.
ton Of aiiairs the railroad company II
now preparing ~ increase It's service
between san Francisco and Pert
land. Instead Of one steamer
every three or four uayr,
daily steamers will bo Iun, reaching
Oregon us fast 0s train, do. The line
from Astoria To Portland Ia In open
secret icing builtby the Union Pacific.
a quarter " the road II now com.
plctci, When the line ~ finished the
Union Pacific steamers will lRnu their
freight nj Aslorin AMI will then send 1t
direct. Il n estimated that the average
from san FwuCi5cO tO Astoria will DO
,hirty.siN hour.
Two new steamers are TO lie secured
at once for trade, anu the Union Pact.
&c believes by thus showing % the
merchants Of san Francisco, ila eager
ncts TO help them cut will secure u
gsOd portion OF the trade which IL in
tue control OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.
The Great Northern also proposes TO
dip down into the California business
by running a steamer line te,wecn san
Francisco and the Sound. and later on
Il h. confidently believed President
I'M will carry cut his original idea Of
tuildinR from Bate, Mont, via Boise
City. down u san FTHnclsco. Thus
both Lines arc rtRchlug out for Cali.
tlfniA trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

RoIsE, Ida, Aug. l9.-The Peoplp,s
Party Convention reassemblel this
morning and proceeded 10 nominate
State Oilloelaa "a iollIwl: GoyerAor, A -.
}. Crook; Lieutenant Governor, j. Il.
Wright; SECRETARY OF STATE, b. T..
Chanoy; Congressman, james Gum,
Logan County; Treasurer, J. Sutton,
Ada 60 UNITY; Auditor J. IA. Amber.
sou, Washington County; Attorney
General, J. X. Webster, Ada County.
After nominating thren Presidential
electors, the convention adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

NEW YOMs, Aug, 2O.-A morning
paper tays' One OF the most important
movements In tho history OF politics In
this country was brought 10 the surface
yesterday Ia the appearance Ia this
city Of A, >. Houghton Of North Caro-
liLa, a national committeeman OF tho
poOple's party. Houghton stated that
lao came hero ~ result OF the confer.
enco among the leaders OF the Peoples
party, nni headquarters for that puriy
would be opened In this city, aud fuf.
Their that a meeting OF the national
committeeman Of the party would'ho
held la this city next Thunday. The
pTeose place OF meeting has not yet
been determined upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

= ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. l7.-Accori.
ihg to official returns there were 10.
'pued yesterday throughout Russia
;.i7 new. cases OF cholera and 3is2
csllhs from tho disease. The disease
continues 10 rage with increasing VIC.
lsnce In Causasus and Tur:&y.
During the past twenty-four hours
here have been reported In this city
lriaG'two new cases OF cholera and
ihliten denlhR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

CURACAO, Aug. l9.--Anhin are
rapidly coming to.a crlsla Ia Nenezurls,
aud In few days the question will he
decided Oh to whether or not Crespo
shall enter Caracas aud take ch-tge of
the government. General Ybarrn, who
Is In command Of the military forces
In the capital, II planting heavy bat
teries on the Eccalvofio and other
strategic points, anu making every
possible etlorttD organize local ucfcnses.
Additional troops went 10 the front THIS
morning, and every indication points
n a determination on the part Of the
government 10 FIGHT to a better ndvuH.
tagc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

Boston, Aug. l0.-At u conference
this afternoon bstweon the executive
committee Of tho Stone Cutters Ma.
tiOnal union, the cutters refused to
accept the proposition Of the mlnuiac.
turers TO adopta bill OF prices to ,ermi-
nate February let. The manufacture
ers then announced that they would
make no further effort to reconcile the
differences nf the ORGANIZATIONS. The
manufacturers claim they have nearly
nll the men needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

"inds'ono's Plan, 10 strengthen Ill.
New Cabinet


New cabinet.
LONDON, Aug. 0.-GladatouV,a ar
No'lph Of some miuos plst- Of the gov.
'rhmthi nave not rtmruiud the mis-.
tahr mace IA the exclusion OF Radical
Icll'tchtRiiNe from TITO Cabinet. The
,eet y now universally recognized TINT
NINNrionc carefully avolacu admitting
70 thieu men la any way Identified
wan independent Kndicalistn. Glad.
slolos plans o. meet some haugerp
luat cary threaten 10 overthrow tn.
government are already seen ia the
formation uf the Cabinet. The com.
inlUeth during two hIutt, sitting
OF the Council devoted their tlra
10 Preparing npnsurtr OmbuJying
lnl % the Newcastle programme anu
HlIoVing ihu WORK Of the three commit.
lee'' one was charged with tho labor
question, another To draft TILL. for
rural reform nud local option, and n
tnlrd was charged with reforming
electoral registration.
Tho Associated Press has hirh
authority TO state that the
Nhw covEnSNEST WILL not IN.
1rhIERE
with the comp loitu arrangements for
TIE int fnail. nal muuetafy conference.
10 rover II vested Ia The Gelogates.
Ihty ale Instructed % decline 10 dis.
cus- any proposition cu,niling an alter.
,h'lln ~ tue monetary ryRttm Of
ENGLAND, hut they arc authorized 10
cunsl4tt proposals. whereby India
might JOIN tue Influential lead VI the
states Tor mixing the ratio VI silver.
IL Ia expected that Mrs. Maybrick
wiz soon be released from priIOn. Itls
unurltlood that Sir Charles Russell,
NE Attorney General anu the Homa
Secretary favor her release.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

PENDLEToN, Or, Aug. l0.-Frod.
erick Xorn was hanged nj O'Clock
this afternoon for the murder of his
wife and moiher-in-lnw near Milton
last October Horn displayed remark.
able c0mposura 10 the last and lied
without the least sign Of fear or merry.
Ousness. After the warrant was read
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

NEW YoRIS, Aug. l0.-1he steam.
ahip "UmbrE" OF the Cuuard line has
made the fastest time ON record Oi any
single scrow vessel on the eastward
deep, from this port. A cable dts
patch received this afternoon, reports
the passed Bfowhead at . y. m. today,
making the trip In i've day, twenty
two houIs and forty-flye minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

ROM, Aug. Brlgauds attacked
mail coach between the cave aud
Salestrlna this morning and all the
Passengers were robbed Of money aud
jcwclry. In addition the parcels were
looted and registered Letters stolen.
Onelpnssenger whohttompied 10 defend
himself was sefiously Injured. Troops
were sent Ia pursuit OF the origande.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

nhhLiS, Aug. l3.-Chancellor Won
H. ap ,,,'1 Is known to he an advocate o.
NV , 1Wo;y.ar military service, lcm.
f,d iv1 ~ lillam's declaration against the
/, I y gu9h OF Tie term OF service will.
r,s @ gUV'ieVsi, force the Chancellor 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

he babe all present 20 ,t-1yc mud add
he hoped to meet thtm In le,t,r
world.
LAs NrOAs, n. NJ, Aug. i0.-rhls
ntlernsoa- Frad Is. Faulkner alins
Frank Decker alias Ffnuk Woods was
hanged for the murder " jas. l.Auuon
on August yth, sol, IN Coiax county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

CnISO, Cal, Aug. 10. "A gasoline
stove exploded yesterday In the house
Of a man named Wright. The flames
Mrs Wright was fatally burned and
her husband badly injured. The house
was destroyed una the child persisted
IN the flames. Mis-. Wright died later.
WTight's recovery Ia doubtful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20
UTAH rERnrroRY

prevailing. At Vienna to-day the uier-
curry touched ITO degrees IN the shade,
while at Budapest Il reached NO,
Under the name conditions IN Berlin 90
degrees was registered. PARIS reports
cooler weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

Two men were shot by mlners at
Camp Anderson. Many others were
wounded. Reports this evening say
that ths surrounding hills are brlsthnv
with miners. Tho captured miners, a
hundred In number, Rave Just been
placed In box cars. Everything IL
Ominously quiet. An engagement or.
CURED In the northwestern part Of
town this evening between tho Chick.
asaw guards commanded by Colonel
Soner aud miners. The miners were
routed and several wounded. Two
Chicasaw guards were aleo Injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

q, ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. lO.-At. tho
STATE Alliance convention OF the state
Q. Georgia q. II. Ellington WAS elect
20 president. Atlanta will probably
10 lho place for the ncxt Alliance
hAuonal convention. San Francisco
Ia also prominently mentioned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

n,tf % MEXICO, Aug. I0.-An
oauR'9'A morlcan newspaper says Geo,
HouiI inin Honduras In the interest OF
railroad 10 be built from Puerto
49,, on The Cult Of Honduras, to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

BOsT0N, Aug. l0.-lt is announced
roe that the American Sugar Rein.
Ing company again advanced the
prlcu Of refined sugar ! cent on high
grade and 1918 on low grade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

n, n ,hw YORK, Aug. l0.--The effect
ue railroad strike on the W neela Of
nHa'Less down town is becoming more
ni S,Aeu every day. Banks are begin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

A committee u twelve taxpa ycts,
living In the vicinity Of the railroads
where the strike ia IA progress, called
upou the sheriff toda, Tor the purpose
Of protesting against thu great expense
of holding the militia here when In
their opinion these was absolutely no
nrvd tor 10. The Spokesman stated
they came TO ask that the National
Guard he removed unless the sheriff
could iind ZONE way Of footing the
bill other than ca1liug on the tax
payer. Tlo committee Of ttfiicrs
likewise called upon the mayor u pre-.
sent tho case. The shcfiil was sent
iuranu the committee sold they wished
them to recall the tOops. some time
was nTcnt IN arguing, during which
the railroad corporations were fOundly
denounced. Tbs men heked that the
officials appoint tine when they
would give u d,uidtd answer Us 10
whether o. not the troops would be
Withdrawn, The ndNisahiliiy Of
calling special meeting Of the boatd
0f supervisors 10 take action Ia the
matter " the retention pf the tfoops IL
being considered, and there IL every
prospect that meeting will he cnllru.
The county supervisors ARE protesting
vigorously against the expenditure "
any mute money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

There was snow IN many puts OF
low and lllinois on Mag II, 1873, and
again Us lato Us May ~, 1882.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

all day long among the Grand Trunk
switchmen aud It is believed they will
join the strikers whenever an cppor.
tunity shall come. Ono hundred and
fifty cars OF Erie freight are standing in
the Gtaud Trunk yards at the side
track in Victoria. the switchmen 10.
fuse point blank TO handle them, aud
should strike occur on the Grand
Trunk there h hardly reason to doubt
TINT the military Of the Dominion
would be ordered out.
Late tonight whom the men were
handling freight cars Of the New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Odds and Ends OF Sports.

Nsw James Mortimer
& M sTs1 Sar :. s ss
posed ns little purse ioSsssr aiscsii viii pot not
1a ma" Nh .h. e sss nm
given By tho Company Athletic Association and wi,
Feb g. IoftyssSsn,h Regiment ariSory "' '''1'
Ire, rrof. John LORI. ha. rensd to Warren LEWIS cha
s"a
ss saS Sn as "" to- .n
The Boston Athletic yn.s y, h., secured spesa
sks. % esss @ or as Or
90 on SO f. .a.
Billy Hart write; to THs svs 4; follows, ch.pPi."
os. M eads sty s
sc to- try party nsans Tsrs
Will be on hand and put up The purse. light can be
The Crescent Rowing Club viii hold its nrst athletic
;Ss e on s45aay x,Kh
!! Sssds SsasS: ~ 6snSy.s 3 hue sSs
special set.to between Two llo-pound men.
I.Tns SaI of The Jim%y
Feb 25. and u guarantee from. Norman l.. Munro the
ne sqs AZ G pe. a "a .aS;
;GS,1o xs, pooS ss:Su
now q this city inspecting The various nthttlc club
* TsS fs H$c ely "f hs 4 1s
snow on the new honse and 1t Will be thrown open
Its members IN a short time.
The feature of the Nonpareii Athletic Clubs stag on
rtb 10 VIM be ten round between sim collins and
Eugene Hornbackcr The men have met in ten round
saw s"s ana Zach oSh Cal
anh the eonte., Is to be or scen,te points
Ss o. "s nH .s Of
Leigh IIiigans OF tho Parkway Rod and Gun Club
made record for himself a. single barrel shooter At
Andrews the yub 'ft ~ Sa w .s
4: 10 Andrews ~ lie only used hts second barrel sig
bounds The conditions Of the mntch We're: i,iissus
80 ards rise. and Androws ~; 81 yards boundary for
White took to BOSTON represent at saturday
nights a. 4 tournameGt, and no one was better
tons himself But he rowtrisss in the matter The
boston people selecting cheap amateurs. John Nc.
being repressStve Of M class and L. Won M ~
special easy enough.
The Avon Dramatic Society Of Harlem will present
our Tharsay nsh, q, te RerkssS I
s rn,Ial win the to,9wing casts fenne"-tiiiqo
Frank Moore; Gh'nniaa, Evelyn rolIorE. Our Roy -
Ss,9 G Er .1e" A N, cGet % fhaTs;
tharis Hddie'oirh, Frank A. Condor.
orGanada; whom Charley Mitchell bet on. in short
toning the other side In this country he been
meeting ali corners No man be met anything
out TWO nsn-Jack smith of Harlem and sailor Br"wa
round Comprises In New YORK M.h.T at the
iayori,e Fi,z.immons d IA said the New Orleans
s2ooo on Msner never on
Richmond This also AnswsDJ.fR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
1ROTTERS BRING low PRICES.
FIfty.hve Head Sold Tor $50, 100 at Brass.
fields Exchange.

LEXINGTON. Feb l.-About 1000 breeders.
owners. trainers. and fanciers Of tho light-har-
ness horse assembled to-day at Brasslelds
Horse Exchange nero to see nfty-flve head
change hands for total o; 0.100. the low
average OF 1906.
Is the bottom Knocked out Of the trottIng
buslness?' asked q wcll-known horsemnn to-
night. after the Red Wilkes. tho Sultans aud
the Simmons colts and hllies and mares had
sold for less than the service fees OF their slres.
Wei. i looks very much that way" was the
reply oi the old-timer addressed.
To-morrOw's offerings are believed TO lie
better than those sold to-day. and J.! prices DO
roll AROUND. tho public, remembering tir' re-
cent New York sales. will LeGin to believe tne
zig Is up such men as BroIhead OF Wood
Ba5iey Miller d 5s#sssi n 9
<. Collins Of Milan. Tenn. stood by to-day and nd
saw the slaughter, without in the least tryin.
setting in against tho descendants Of old Ham
bletonan Fory-lve head brought less than
5000 each. The other ten animals sold rs fol-
lows:
Emma Donovan ch (, 1890 by Red wiles-I.x-
zle b., BY Lexington wakes; II. l.. Asher, Lexng..
~, ny Bolton; orr kingston ohio: 600
A IN ap aa f aston fy on s,s
% lam s%ti - TrSsf
ny ashland Chief G +. Fox. Richmond. Ky ~. 77s
Tom ssY IL isxHo 0y sa5
R8.a sIaimbon ir. m, 1854 by stnmhonl-Luna, 49,,
Ollie T. : H. ,ss% Sy Msssgtynlaia by s Ntfih wv
more; d; } Cameron Crescent, Wis, 81S
thiI. BY Messenger Duroe: Baford Tarlton.
Beat ideS b. J.. iss5. By AberdesnAnsbci By '2o
George Mikes, u. j Cameron, Crescent, Wis.,. 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
OsoggaA Brothers to Have . Big Stable
This Year.

Lounv11Ln. Ky.. Jan. 30.-scoggan Brothers
can now lay claim to the best and largest
stable Of thoroughbreds In the West. They
will have about thirty-lve horses In training
this spring. and 1t is probable that the stable
will be divided. half remaining in the West.
while the others will be sent East to contest
for the rich stakes and larger purses. string
Of sixteen will 60 to Memphis. Monday. in
charge. OF Trainer Elmore. who has been en-
Gagged for this season.
King Lss HqmminR Bird. Shadow. Iniy.tr.
and Buck McCann. all two-yenr-olds by bu:
ehAnan: Helen NJ. Empress Frederick. Red
Root. Tom Harding. and VALERA. The most
promising OF the youngsters Is Buck McCnnn.
He ts sixteen hands high. by Buchanan-Mol-
lie McCann and In many respects resembles
Huron In his -year-old form. Tho remain
Ing ones, among them ban Chief. will receive
their preparation hero. ban Chief will be the
winner OF the stable this Season. Ho has win
tered well. 1t IL said that ScoHgan Bros re-
fused an offer OF Sl5.OOU for him after his win
Of the Wheeler Handicap mt Chicago. when he
showed his heels to Marion C., kingmnn, San
tlago. ltacins. English Lady. and other good
ones
hockey. ,Britton has been engaged to ride.
Alter Britton's injury ut Chicago last year no
success with his mounts. but it is now said
that he has entirely recovered. Elmore will DO
remembered Us tho trainer Of spokane when
he won the Kentucky Derby at Louisville. and
subsequently captured the American Derby ut
Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

The Champion and Ives WIN Play In Chica.
20 ON March 10.

George siosson several days abandoned all hope
Of having another meeting In this city with Jacob
schaefer for the billiard championship emblem.
held by schaefer slosson SAYS that schasfer in de-.
cn!ny to play again. seemed unable to understand
what was to his own pecuniary benent Another vic.
tory would not only give him moro professional dis.
tinction but the mattel itself would be profitable
than the game with Frank lves. It Is fact that tho
match Of Jan % in the Lcnox Lyceum drcw the larry
est attendance Of recer years. and slosson thinks that
Just as large assemblage would gather TO see an
other match with the emblem at stake. Matches for
money stake Alone Sosson further said do possess
enough excitement to interest the great mas OF lovers
siosson is incensed at the published statement that
schaefer disputes the record OF seventeen victories
AL but simply exhibition games siosson claims that
both OF the games were for money stake and there
properly belong IN the reeord lie defeated schaefer In
both Of the games The point s who shall settle the
Mort Humphreys bi,liard manual gives the record
sr iTt.rs nc fST snSs man %,
thronFed yesterday by billiard experts to see Jacob
SssSeis, Play A. sMnD'n game Win JShn Monds
s rn Of 2S 10
gave an exhib,'i'n Of bis marvellous fancy shotH
10 sn he did not nn sO
ed some Of his reposition. .Isnteo late now" CON
March 10 Tor the cham piOn.p at the c chicago Mu
n En-
to the effect that schaefer had accepted his challenge
Play h FOR the " 81. and had ret March
ne ss DO nss ha, sshseisr nn: PIT
the Challenge is made viii no, inlay him on March
su: M be S 4ss, e limit s
has until Midnight to notify NE and post his money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Meeting Of Athletic Manager.

Tie meeting OF the Metropolitan Association Board Of
Managers al the Aston IIouss tonight vii be
ing pronounced iavori,e for pre,.ce7' "sthewinus
position has not yet developed. Justice Tgh- j. h
Sullivan. NJ 4. Cunning. 4. &. hughes. AMI liarlo~
Palmer have been mentioned I. * pnssiA. tina the
latter, u Buffalo man. ma he co,nrmenrei an
election "nith "oali leave Judge II Che preside
the NEE inys IN his capacity Of Nicr.'rrsrien'
The liar !iig csse ths Ltpo- champipu-hlp aicy cio
slnaob" aud The irnwn.ouf GoRn protest Hrs "',ihs
chtnakr, as We us proposed 'ssment - make y
lbe dercit Ut the Madison SQUARE Garden mes:in&.
The election NJ the Nonpareil Athletic tub which
referred back at the last nesting Is an assured fay
ms proma'ng organization was reported upon unia
vorhbly while Brouk yn clJa with IT'S cuU house IN
hat was admitted TO membership. An iRsrstg,t on
has shown That the action OF the cUmGtce OwlnH
to p, rsnnal ite!ng
The value NJ TdE SuS as rhr"nircr NJ sport will he
shown at tie meeting. the Prpitr: Committee having
mnds othc's application FOR copy Of sep, g. 1874 -
nrove that May the West ic A. 4. Splinter competed,
with other aihletes Mt the unregistered sacred Heart
games an exclusive report Of tn. VIC alton having been
made. II VIII decide AN important point namely. tho
chamr,onship NJ the Archdtocesan Cnion as Mays
points thrown out will give the cup TO the Cathedral
A. A. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
New Rochelle Yacht Club Meeting.

The annua! meeting Of the New Rochelle Yacht Club
held las; evening at the Hotel Brunswick. Eighty
three rer ers were present. An opposition ticket
in he field aad won hands down. The chief In.
tercst centred IN the opposition OF f. NJ. Hausinp
owner OF the slOup Stella to T., Il. COndon who re-
crr'is nuus't thc schooner Republic Mr. Condor was
the guar ticket for VceC Commodore, but de-
f"nted Leon ,hhrt owner OF the steamer New Jersey
reelected Commodore. Jabcz Harris of the slojp
OH elected Rear Commodore. The other officers
sleotsd we're: secretary, i CoIait Eddy: Treasurer
BacS md L. T. smythe; .Me,nbership Committee
Chau,. Chamberlain. +. 7. Lambden. and Henry
Kr4eArl and schoonmaker: Law Committee. G.
T.rs IA. soln- talk OF appointing a committee to
racing rules. but the members decided to leave
the'u alone, Iue date OF the annual regatta fixed
for Juy z.
Among the members present was W. J. swan who
has recently graduated from athletics into Yachting
Dir. Swan was the side OF the opposition His side
Cherry Diamond 70 WINGED Foot He declares that he
mildly that This may bs the he Joined the New
York Athletic Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
News from the Horse World,

. 1ongstrect is taking regular shed work at
Graveseud. and is stout and strong.
Friends OF Mr.. FoNhall Kcens iope that the
brown son Of Sir MoireI Will stand preIaru-
ton.
Tournament will be brought on from Ken
lucky about the middle Of March and trained
by Albert Cooper for his spring engagements.
Reader.-Tho mile and u furlong record was
held by Teuton h"lurc Tristan reduced It.
Teuton ran the distance at Washington Park,
Chicago. June N 1917. In ;52a.
Chesapeake is as big and lusty as u stallion,
and u this spaedy geld ing stands up this year
his owner. Andrew Jackson Joyner. will win a
Brother the way home when the dstancs ' il
short. Joyner has u splendd-looking lot Of
tWo-year-old In his charge. and II they do not
good looks