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JONAS FRAZEE.
THOSE INTERESTED TAKE NOTICE
OFFICE OF TsaE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OAKLANn. NE. Inne z. 1893.

GARRETT COUNTY CON MfSSFoNERS,
OAKLAND, MD., June Z, 1898
The County Commissioners for Garrett
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The 40.footers entered include tho Wasp.
drm Which xxi nf Burgess dessned for Young "
II. Vanderbilt. WHO died last year. . She was
Ted and ownsa ~ bs
time this year. A host Of 40 footers headed
BY the Minerva and uvirH wind up the list t,.s
barring the cup deienders' Witch viii take
n S%S Sss e Sson o i ihe Ns@
York Yacht Club
$s fss;at S Ss.
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ST. e"rse S P"rse. f
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
j. B. HERRESHoFE, JR., TALKS.
Says the Navahoe Was Not to Blame for
Her Poor Showing.

Says the Navahoe Was Not to Blame for
Her Poor Showing.
Mr.. J. B. Herreshoff. Jr. in an interview on
Friday night in Providence concerning the ad-
verse criticism Of the yachtsmen and the press
OF London upon the Navahoe. said that the
critics. In their eagerness to show the alleged
inferiority OF an Amercan-built boat. forget
several factors that enter into the problem Of
sailing yacht successfully.
Tho statement Of the London Times that
the Navahoe is unmanaReabe. not able to
carry her present outfit. and that her sails
must be clipped. sounds absurd in view OF
the fact that the yacht was sailed across tho
Atlantic. in 5000 miles Of rough water. in six
teen days.
Eat no time during that trip across was she
unmanageable. 1t is not likely that she will
prove 30. or has proved so. In the sheltered
waters where the English yachtsmen sail their
In the Royal Yacht Squadron race to-day
the Navahoe finished last. it Is true: but. ac-
her skipper made two tacks. while the other
three boats made but one,
The owner; MIR. Carroll: Is ppEoperly the Cap;
sailing. and is to be held responsible for her
action.
together an expert yachting officer. and then
his skipper. Capt Barr. is a young man. ac-
he w the
and most experienced yachtsmen Of England.
i" AS for yesterdays lace for the Town Prize
the mishap which befell the Navahoe was to
her mainsail. The canvas was not strong
enough for the stiffness Of the boat In the in
equal to the emergency when he allowed a
squall to strike his boat in such n way as to
keel her over. So much for the English crlti-
cism.
Mr. Herreshoff. she is not an ideal racing
boat by any means. Mr. Carroll called Tor a
craft which he might use for cruising purposes
well as for raS TES Objects which
should not draw more than 12Is feet. and
much against the will OF the Herreshoffs she
was built accordingly. Instead OF with a draught
Of IL or II feet. the proper depth of q racer"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
STILL THINK EMMY ~ CHAMPION.
Our Sanger Is Hts Most Dangerous Oppo-
ncnt-A Pnir Of Western Rncers.

Our Sanger L. Hts Most Dangerous Oppo-
nent-A Pair OF Western Racers.
The performance OF waltor C. Sanger in
riding u mile in 2 minutes 4-5 seconds. In
competition. Ia regarded as an indication that
Sanger will lower record or two at tho Chi
cago meeting. Since his return from Europe
he has developed into one of the speediest
riders upon the path. and his defeat OF Lim-
norman last week places him in the front
rank OF bicycle racers.
The friends OF Zimmerman do not admit
that his defeat by the Milwaukee racer means
that he has been deposed as champion. They
contend that he was unfit to show his best at
the Detroit races. and with o short rest he will
be able to vanquish Sanger. 1t Is likely that
when these two riders come together at
Chicago some very fast time will be made. and
that the competition record OF minutes As
seconds will be considerably lowered.
Everything Is now ready for the national
meeting OF the League Of American Wheel
men. which will open at Chicago tomorrow.
Riders from all sections OF the country are ex-
pected to compete The Race Committee have
expended $1,000 for prizes, which will include
a costly list OF articles.
The official programme is as follows:
Sunday. Aug. Cat 7:45 p. NJ. the Rev. DR..
Withrow will conduct a special wheclmen's
service at the Third Presby terrain Church. Ash
land avenue. near Madison street. Monday.
Aug. 7.-Bonts for west and north sides
leave Lake Front at 1880 7. NJ. to
visit tho various clubs Tuesday. Aug. x.
Lake excursion per steamer Nebraskn. leav-
cribs will be visited. and the steamer will stand
off the Fair grounds during the illuminntions
psssst Of T. sf at
"Wednesday Ky Avg smker Snd
armory. Among the attractions are the Hans
Hungarian band. Ivanoif troupe Of Russian
singers and dancers, Amann. a clever charac-
tor sketch artist: papina: a serpentine dancS %
Admission will be by league ticket
The Western racing men men place gTeat conn,
out some sharp work at Chicago. Bliss has
defeated a number Of the Eastern cracks. and
Is considered to be in the same class with
son he won 81, 800 in prizes and this year his
winnings are still greater. He has record Of
2:10s for one mile,
George X. Barrett OF tho Chicago. Cycling
Club. He has been ira ming constantly for the
big events at Chicago. excepting the division
CHAMPIONSHIPS.
The charges which have been made against
are Interpreted to mean that an attempt will
from the International races, 81. The l.. 4; ":
and decided to allow Zimmerman time to
cure testimony from abroad
to grant him a hearing in Eng land and his
friends now maintain that the object OF filing
the charges at this late day was a scheme to
he would not be able to compete at Chicago.
While the racing officials here have not been
Se6ys eEa tt e ns sEs
they. place great faith in Zimmerman's ability
to disprove all the n. c. us accusations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
READY FOR THE CRUISE.
fUE VIEW ToRk YACHT CLUBs TRIP
T. DOHN THE SOUND.

TIE Coion,s srd visii.nt to Meet for the
First TIne Tomorrow or Glen Cove
The Two Boston Boat- Re-ervinG The me-
selves TOR the Goeiet Cap Races ON Fri-
day, when the Quartet VIII FIsht NJ
:. Out IN Earnes,-The Runs Day by Day.
Tomorrow the fleet OF the Now York Yacht
Club will rendezvous at Glen Cove for their
annual cruise down the Sound. and. Judging
By tho number OF yachtsmen who have en-
tered their boats and sgnifed their intention
Of taking part. II will be the greatest in tho
history Of the club. OF course the four new
Single stickers which were built for the de-
fence OF tho Americas CUP and the honor Of
sailing against Lord Dunravens NaIkyrie
monopolize much OF tho attention: but still.
outside OF this tlrefpswill be some great racing
in the schooner classes. which in lite way will
be quite as we'll worth watching as the con-
tests Of the cup defenders.
80 far techn icaities Of type. build and con-
struction Of the big cup defenders have been
eagerly discussed by yachtsmen. but tho ma
jerity OF the American people do not care one
whit about centreboards. fms. bulbs. or keels;
what they look for Is results. and within tho
next two weeks they will probably nnd out
what they want to know, and that Is which Is
the fastest boat OF the four. This is precisely
what the yachtsman Ia trying to arrive at In
another way. Herewith will be found some OF
the best pictures yet published OF the new
American yachts taken from copyrighted
photographs by Bolles OF Brooklyn.
30 much has been written about the new s.
feeters that there 10 very little left to say.
Their principal dim enslons are rs follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
Sport Among Easiish CrieLeters.

Tho Australians scored the most decisive victory OF
their tour At ords on July 10 wnen they beat the
M,ddssex eleven by Tho remarkable margin of 800
runs after losing three batsn'sr for Ave the
opening day. Tho Anal scores weret hlddlesex. IL
and 1870; Australians. lsT aud s57 Tho big second
inning total Of tho foreigners In great measure
due to the superb batting OF G. H. Trott and 3 4.
Gregory who made l45 and ll2 respectively TTott also
desructvely In this atch. taking ave wickets
for SO runa but his performance was dwarfsd by tho
worA Of The Midd esex bowler. }. T. Heaine, who
Gle Ane out seven OF tho corniiAiks for b5 runs.
Surrsys chances III retaining thu premiership Of
county cricket, which has practically been in its pos
session for tho last eight years. have been growing
small ny degrees and beautifully loss until at last hoy
have reached what tho rinG Lys terms the vanishing
ront. Their sudden slide down the scale leaves York
shire with conspicuous lead. and the latter county
threatens annex tho national cricket honoTs i'm
presxiyeIy It captured tue football blue ribbon.
That Yorkshire Is not inylncible, however WAS con-
vncIngy shown at Sheffield on July 2b, when the Es
players beat them by NO les. than seven wickeis
C. J. Fortnight and Mead. and only one batsmnn
were; Essex. 140 and 80 for Wiekstsi Yorkshire a.
IT, Graham the young Melbourne crckster 10 hay
ing ali his work out for him TO keep In front OF g.
II. Trott the scoring reoordb OF the Australian
team. Before departure Of the last mail from Eng
land both players had passed tue 1000 mark for tn.
season. GfAhAm has also acquired brilliant record
outnsider but cannot hope to rival Trott In the
bowling department
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
Hediey of Newark Heaten In tho Canadian
Regatta

HApILroS. Ont. Aug THE annual regatta OF the
Canadian Association or Amateur Oar.msn began here
to-day. Tn, course IL mile aud e half straight
away. The United States Is well represented. There
was hrai event to-day The npals in tho other
events will DO contested tomorrow. Following are
tho results:
Pair OarS-Torontos won: Dstrci, second; Argonauta
Of Toronto third. Timo. y .3fLt-
Junior fours First heat Tofcntos won; ottIwas tso
ond Time. 6:4TI1 Second Iek, 1ocums cha won: Ue.
uoits second Time. k;5GtL
keniOr Singles-Frst heat: A. T.. Thorn pson OF To-
ronrO won, r. II. Thompson 0f Toronto second. ~ &
Mcdowell Of Chicago third Time n;to. Eecvhd heAi.
J. !. Ryan OF Toronto won. T.. HedIey u Newark sec
chi. Time 1885,
Junior singles-First keati ). Romoir O. Toronto
won; James Oconnor Of Toronto. second. Time, ESQ.,
secOnd heats AnJ Of Toronto wont All RIssslI Of
Toronto second Tino. i0'i3 t~5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
News OF tho whssimsn.

The Manhattan Bicycle Club will take run 10 Long
Branch to-day
~ The New YORK Tourist wheelmen will ride 90 vii
cambridge to-day.
Tho Staten Island Ath.etc Club will hold ssrtoI Of
bicycle races OH sept, I.
willie wendle rode a dying Qas";er MI. IN ~ t-S
seconds at Springfield last week.
william Hysop Jr. will represent the csrad!sN
WhselNen In the international races
Howard TUFTS, tho Chicago racer. rode n milo IN
minutes aud seconds the Chicago :rccf Ire.
week.
The ssvAnnsh wheelntn are prspaJ!ag TO .oic t'I
10 ~ III. dates.
Thn Riverside Athletic Club cyc.srs will tie 20.
IowtEs events at their Tournament on Aus. ~ bre-
mls novrr thrssnii;e team race. halfInis tcf.:"a.
iails handicap. -'r-a =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
YACHIING NEWS FROM ENGLAND
The valkyrie to FIT Out for Her Trip Across
on Aug. IL.
From the FHsld Of Ju'y 80.

From The FIsld Of July 80
valkyrie has been entered and will sail in all
eSyailablr matches up to the end Of the Royal
date she will prepare for her voyage across the
Atlantic. tpto the present she has started In
and three second prizes. Of the total value Of
1890. The Cape May cup. which was attac ed
to the Earl Of Caledon' yawl Viking date Wen
to defend 1t with Valkyrie, and he wished tho
match Tor the cup to he sailed Aug; 8. Mr.
Royal Phelps Carroll. however. found this date
unsuitable. as Nnvahoe Is entered for the Royal
Southampton match on thatiday. and moreover
he probably wishes the match to he sailed at a
later date. as. Il he won the cup In a match
would have to accept a challenge from MIR. A.
d. Clarke, owner OF Satanita. by Sept. 4. Prob
ably. as the match e4nnot be sailed lied on Aug. o.
The Navahoe has been, sailing about the
s"iGnt SAGE nesuay ana ON ,ne %noe; mas
cent?. She certainly, carries her canvas, well
In the moderate WHOLESALE 3reezes prevailing.
About sss sPeea s Gould e Judged asd
en He would be very wide Of the marx. Her
mains.iI DID not appeari to sit as yell as Britain,
Riff Or Sone ana When 1t
whs Ns vs Was dosE at
Of Sna the phoy
tographs convey u capital idea OF the form Of
tho yacht The low view shows form some.
considerable hollow from the toe OF tho lead
keel to the stem, ". to tho load water line.
where the contrary texlre Is well comneneed.
tan TAM 8 and alkyris,s The stern View shows
pTet,y ilat bu,t0ss line Inc and full water line;
on p%o sS and there is anything to BE-
learned from her the sooner We know it the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
Fired Ri,o Shot. In = Ballroom.

There was negro bail at Twenty seventh
street and ssvnEth avenue on Saturday night.
and early yesterday morning John Jones, who
was drunk. declared tkGt pcms one had rob.
bed him OF sss. Hla language and insinua.
lions bscane so general that Morris Grant a
STniteT. told him to keen still. wrangie FOL.
lowed. and Jones drew revolver and fired i've
shoth NJ -antoin. No one Was hit Jones' rn -
our; ON tho tiSsEslh no met Policeman
"u:;rG him. II tho Jefferson Martet 1n,p,
n."It iihie .: eharre 81 feinniouh assault
Aehhsl J"Le,. wno Was held Tor triu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
IS CHARLEY MURPHY IN AMATEUR
Report TINT He Has Been Re,nstated h,
the l.. A. w.

Report TINT He Has Been Re,nstated by
the l.. A. w.
despatch received from Chicago last night
announced that Charles NJ. Murphy. the New
York Athletic Club racer. had proven tn the
satisfaction Of the Racing Board OF the League
Of American Wheelmen that he had not re-
ceived SIS as charged Tor riding an exhibition
race at the cycle show in Philadelphia last
spring. but on the contrary. had received tho
money for expenses. The attempt to have
Murphy declared q professional is attributed
too. s. Bunnell Of Philadelphia. the official
referee OF the National Cycli Ing Association of
America. who 1t is stated. was anxious to
SECURE Murphy for the n. G. 4. race.
The evidence submitted by the associated
cycling clubs OF Philadelphia OF Murphy's vio-
!ation OF the amateur rule was very damaging,
but evidently an investigation has proven that
the charges against him were unfounded.
Murphy Is now riding very fast and the Rae
ing Board. by lifting his suspension. accord
nnment.
William F. Murphy Of the New York Athletic
Club has been chosen to re esent the l.. A. W.
IN tho sixty-mile international race, Messrs.
Waller and Spooner will likely be chosen for
the same event,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
.xswrps IN connrspoxpeyra

j. H.. New york.-A great number q tyo mo,s
problems could be solved in one move, blsch nsd 70
move brst. c. W, Jersey City. and A q. v. h.rInn'
ton JB-Khc would EIsysn, your intssesa T
solution TO l46 10 correct w y r. Brookiyn-Lnsr re-
tut OF the Augsburg Congress was given IN Imh
ynri.n meeting A. W r. Patterson, N,y.IherS Fan an.
fnesos An Amateur New Ynri. why don't you join
the Manhattan or City hess Club In either cuo you
will hnd library. AN. Providence. LANES Mofs
timer not professional chess player put loa,nsr
list and n playwright; moreover, he has alrehuy rg-
turned London and can be daily at the British
Chess Climb. 81 King street. Covont Garden Lee
Tinsley, and others you can 500 at simpsons DVhh
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
THE NAVIHOE AND CALLUNA
Have n Forty-two Mile Knce, and the Ame r
lean Boat Wins

lean Boat Wins
LONDON. Aug. ga race open for yachts
above forty rating took place to-day under the
auspices OF the Royal Southampton Yacht
Club. The course was iorty-two miles. The
start was made at Motley. three miles south
east OF Southampton. The yachts then sailed
down Southampton Water to and once around
a boat anchored Off Lymington. and then to
and around the Warner LiRhtship to the east
ward OF the Isle Of Wight, and back to Natley
The prizes were f75 to the winner and silver
medal to the CAPTAIN OF the winner.
Caiiuna, started. The boats got away ut iO:45
O'clock. In a stifr southwest wind. with tho
Navahoe In the lead. The American boat soon
o'clock she was heading IN for Netley. and was
then ten minutes ahead Of the Calluna The
Navahoe finally won with several minutes to
snare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
TIL. Southern na-ebnll League Going Under

ATLANTA. Aug 5-There is every indication that tho
Affairs of the Southern League are approaching a
crisis Publications in papers the effect
that the Atanas club will disband vigorously de-
MED by officials who say 1t will stick together as long
as any club does. They Acknowledge. however that
the club has lost money. anu indie are hat every
other club in the League has done the same The
League situation, IN del all near as can he nscer.
tanned sceIns to DO this:
Proprist"rs OF tho Charleston and Savannah clubs
have declared they would not make trips as per
schedule owners Of the Chattanooga Club are quoel
as saving they viii put more in II. and their
manager quoted as SAYING there viii DO an early
statement In sRnit cant. "
The Macon club has lost heavily and 'he public has
been appealed To to help out Ot the Western
Mlontgomery sent notice TO President Nckhn that the
Mobile i said to have lost heavily. Memphis did we'll
first OF the seaSon.