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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Mrs. Languish: Tired, Oh, 60 tired all the timew Mrs. Smart: Well, so I used 10 be until began to t-ke Aver Sarsapariila as a spring medicine, and now I don't know what it is to have that tired feeling. Try it. my dear, only be sure you get Ayers" '
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Dr. Hamilton drove 10 Turquois yes- terday and found his patient. John Dolerevas, who broke his leg recently, doing well and rapidly recovering.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Sheriff White served a summons on Probate Judge Monmonier today to appear before the supreme court at Phoenix on the Sth inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Unless late and unexpected frost should visit this section the fruit crop will be unusually heavy this year
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

When you go to Turquois, put up your team at the TUrquois Corral Plenty of pure water choice hay and barley. G. NARDISI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
HOTEL AH.-T NI.S
COCIIIsE.

COCHIsE. NJ. A. Msrvein, San Francisco. I. Tenhauer,
 PALACE. 5. s, Bryant, Ranch. c. s. Crockett, Nogales.
 SAN JOSE. Shirley Christy, Phoenix. F. K. Kemp, Turquois. J. Richardson
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Jacob Perry, sent to the insane asylum from this county in February, 1883 by Judge Peel, died at that insti- tution last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Call at Mrs. Rafferty's and see the goods on exhibition that will be dis posed of for the benefit of the Catholic church.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Halls Hair Remover cures dandrufi and scalp affecIions; also all cases of badness where the glands which feed the roots Of the hai. are not closed
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

From parties up from San Simon valley states tha. cattle are looking better there than in any other section of the country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Mrs. J. Blewett and family have left Bisbee and gone to San Francisco to reside.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Sheriff White will sell the Rockwell drug store on the l7th inst to satisfy attachments amounting to Sl0S0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Judge D. $. Bruner, O. Bisbee, is visiting the county seat on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

". F. Payne X Co.,, Employment agents, 910 Union Avenue. Kansas City, Mo, furnish reliable help, male or female, any nationality in and quantity, and send them to all parts of the Union free of charge. Cores 0 Edeuee solicited. i2m
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

The Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix officials have issued orders for the erection of a depot at Ash Fork
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

$. c Bagg left for Phoenix today 10 look after some business before the legislature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Mrs. c. S. Fly returned home oday from Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Ben Cook left today fer Los Angel e. He will return about the lst Of August.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
LOG CsTIONs

Sunny Knoll and Lafayette. Hua- chuca mouniains-John Burke.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
Choice line Of cigsrsat
 WoLcoTT's.

Just received an invoice of Fine Old White Rye Nhiskey at lf-ao2 HoEFLER's
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Try Hoefer's Oregon Burbank Pc tatoes, the finest of the season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Ph9nix is flooded with counterfeit quarters Of 1891 date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Choice brsrds or butter and cbeeD ai Hoefer's the pioneer grocer. on fes mont and Fifth streets. "A
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Monday next will be pay day at Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
LOCAL NOTES.

A. A. Castanada returned 10 Benson today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Ex-Postmaster General Wannamak- CT was in Fl Paso yesterday on his way home from a trip through Mexi-
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

W. H. Stilwell was an outgoing passenger for Phoenix today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

Fresh Fish and Oysters every Thursday at Wolcott's. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments were filed in the recorders office since
 p. m. yesterday:
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
l 30 o'clock p. m.

l 30 o'clock p. m. Same members present. Board sn motion proceeded to cheek treasurer's books and reports for first quarter, and found all correct. It is hereby ordered that the order made August 22nd, 1892. deeding to An Sing lot in block : Survey Ad- di;ion, Tombstone, be rescinded and It be sold to Yen Chung for the sum of S2O.lO in full payment and tax deed issue for same.
 On motion the board adjourned un- til April 9th, 1893. at y30 o'clock a m.
 Approved
 W. K. PERKINS,
 Chairman.
 AT HAWKE,
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

N. Henderson is in from San simon valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
I.YDAM JONES

DclcIudDt.
 Action brought in tn. district court Of the first judicial district of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County oi Cochise and the com plsipt filed in the said County Of Cochise in the office of the Clerk of sad District CouIL The Territory oi Arizona sends greeting to Lydam Jone-. Defendant.
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the district of the first judicial distnct of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the county of Cochise and 10 answer the com plain; filed therein. within ten di,s (exclusive of the day of seTvicel. after the service on you of this summons If served within this county: or if served oIt Of this county. but in this district. within twenty days; otherwise within thirty daysl; or judgment by default ~ili be taken against you acc riding 10 the prayer of sad comp!aint.
 The said ac'ion is brought to secure from you a decree of oivorce from the bonds of mat rimony as vii fully app"ar by sad cCmpaii [, a copy of which is herewith served upon you. Given under my hand and the seal of the
 District Court of the First Judi ;ial
 District of the Territory oi
 Arizona in and for the County of Co., tSKALl chise this 5th day of ApuI in
 the year of our Lord one thousand
 eight hundred and min ty-three.
 A II. EMANUEL.
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

New crop Raisins and Dried Fruits ct Wolcott's. {
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
NEW TO-DAY.
Summons.

In the Eisirct Court Fist Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of CoIhise, l. C. JONES.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05
MUSIC LESSONS
 On reasonable terms.

Mrs. Strechenbach gives lessons in French and upon the Piano.
 MT. Strechenbach gives les sons on the Violin and Re pairs and Tunes Pianos.
 For further particulars ap- ply at the residence next to Judge Reilly's office. m17
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-05

sBMixed trains. carrying passengers and freight arrive al Benson. east bound, al ? E ?. m. west bound (. 30 a. ID.
 Pacific time is one hour slower than Tomb tone time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
MR.. CARROLLS GUESTS RETURN.
WOODBURY. KANE TELLS OF THE NAVAllpEs
ORMANCFS-CONFIDTNCE IN
TIE NIGILANT
THE VIGiLANT.


Woodbury. Kane Ralph n. Ellis and H. Duryea.
who sailed with Royal Phelps Carroll on tn" Nava-
hoe in all her races except one against the English
yachts this summer arrived here yesterday on the
American liner Paris Mr.. Kane said of the sea-
sons sport: I'VE were splendidly entertained in
England, and received every courtesy from the
yachtsmen there sailed in every race the Nava-
hoe was in except the race for the Cape May cup
What is your estimate OF the Navahoe|' was
asked BY The Tribune reporter.
Well | do not want 90 say she is a crack boat,
because she isn't. and | do not want TO say she
is a bad boat. After being altered reftted and re-
balasted she gave the britannia some good races.
The Britannia was also rcftted and altered and
made faster so the relative merits Of the two
boats were not much changed The Navahoe sailed
well in a club topsa breeze. but in light weather
or in blow she did not do well. In reaching
she did spenddly. but she inferior to the
Britannia in going TO windward and running free.
She won the Brenton's Reef Cup because she had
favorable winds. and made most Of the distance in
two long reaches.
How do you compare the Vigant and the Nava-
hoe?'
II think the Vigilant is at least fifteen minutes
faster than the Nsvahoc on a thIrty-mile course"
do you think that the vakyrie is much bet
ter m than the Navahoe as 'ho'?'
Then you think"
THAT the ViGlant will win yes
Mr. Kane said that when he left England II was
Mr.. CAROLS intention to come back to this country
In the Navahoc with Mrs Carroll, taking southern
course by the Azores and fermudas. and occupying
about six weeks In the passage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

house at Bay Ridge. gradually being evolved from
the storm battered craft which came into port FIJI
day to the towering yacht OF beauty ana speeu
which will contend for the blue ribbon OF the
sea" the Americas Cup
No one was allowed TO board the yacht unless
he had business there. for the crew we're DUSTY
at work and her decks were no place to hold
reception on yesterday. The boats hung ABOUT her'
however and every could see the dangerously
speedy look which the boat has. A party OF women
went out from the Atlantic Yacht clubhouse In the
launch in the afternoon. and when they came back
one said: Il was delighted with the Naikyrie peiore
] went out but now am not. She looks TO be
Pharisee She appears unto me too fast
Then the shades Of John Phoenix were appeased
but nevertheless the truth was there. Every one
who watches the boat grow into her racing pro-
portions thinks more and more OF her. Ihis feei-
ing is one which has obtained however. concerning
every yacht which has been sent over here to race
for the cup and the fears have been proved TO be
groundcss. on the other hand, never was such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

Basin Jus. before she Genes out. and after she
has beer put In perfect racing coadifion. mus
perfectly still water may be got and most ac-
cura,e mea surements taken. This was the course
n.rsued In measuring the Thistle. The yacht VIII.
O. course. be measured by Hyslop. the Official
neasurer Of the New-York Yacht Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
IAMEH IL NTIfEE CfrIrS.

piusburg SEPT 2a-T1c riu.burss ono % th"
bcscon,esd games o, the season from The senators T..
day Terry pitched. and proved the correctness OF his
statement that he form. three % the Scnltor hit
being made in the ninth inning. Esp"r also ptchcl .
good game being the most Succc-sfl IN Ending hs
delivery. Elmer Smiths remarkable cn'h"S In lett and
Marrs batting the feature, 1t aimed up - within
an 81 the AID u" gIornd' were IN bad con
dition. Attendance. i,loo. The score;
Wa-hnct,n ..,........O o . o -
Daseau.- Pi,t.burs O. Washington o. Errors-Pitt-.
ord Mc,.nife. Impirc-Tm.le.
CHICAGO seri. 23.-W. Hutchson pit bod for the Colt
to-day and victory ;or the Da't.mor, va, forc-on.
conclusion. lie nit hard at critical Tins aud fou
u h. seven Lascs Ga ban, resulted In runs. HaNk'
Etched ~ efficient game, and kept the hi' Gar olni'
until the nn.h. when frp'' and 4 double c1rn"i
run Lynch and Pagan. tie men frrm the la't"r'
League viii pr ia,y ne r,ica.ca Weather coud'
and coo Attendance 9o3j Tine score:
c I,,,;.,,, ..............6 | . Q -
D,I.imcrr T. r,tcrir+ ~IIutchi'on ana Lang, lawk'
nd Ciarsc rmpic-i'nrh.
Cincinnat Sept. ea.-Thc Bo'tons dropped two gam
to me nca, here In the 'cond game m"
hamtons id not make hi; OH CLambrlain The s'oic:
Frrsr GAME.
Cincinnati ............ ..GG ] 3 Q o.
,a'cnl,. cincinnati . Boston H. Ertors-cincnna,
l. r"s,on B. i,irrrc:~ iar'o, ond Vaughn s'he;t and
iciictt. Cmpfc-Garncy.
SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati -. o Q Go
C,,chits Cincinnati ;. lluor t'ncnna. I. i'o.tpn
j,,ttr SEES nomiof'sin and Vaughn. Gastrl.t aud
pcnnrtf tmpic- Il urudl. Cam called on a'conn; oi
darkness.
Iou,, llc Sept. .3fbe t"lorrls Wrfr defeat ly the
cua.crs today in Close and exciting contest The score
i ,si,ct 81 ......... ~ Q Q ii
i:l.ch!f~ -I.lu..,Hlc =. PAiiadrphl -. raiie o.
stritnn ana .,Iin, Carey AMI Clements. tmpic-
lluInuns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
GOOD RACES AT EASTERN PARK.
Tlit NATIONAL CYCLING ASSOCIATION HOLDS
uOTLY CONTESTED 'iAMES-A SMALL
,T-rCXDA
ATTENDANCE.

There was TO. large turnout at Eastrn PARK DrcoE'
lyn yc-tHd1y afternoon 10 witness NJ cyc' races Of the
National Association al America. Bet those who w'r
theic wei repaid IN, proved los" and cN
ciinr. IN" race. milo oD@l wa> run In two
trial heats and final In the final II nip aud tuck
etwccn II. e. Wheeler. the Jtr.cy "nycr" ana j. W.
schonc,d, English ey,l,t On the last lap on The
upper turn ID got pockcted" bat worked hts way
by grand squirt at the Dni,h only crossed
the t,po two feet behind Wheeler The Ensi'hi"ah
alleged that he had no, been Iockcte1 he wo1d hIN'
the race" AMI he a; once i'-u-d cIa.eHgc 10 fu"
WhctLr ave oic Eiie races. best hi"c ou' 81 '"' -"
900 side. Wheeler accepted the challenge on the
condition thai should tlS9 uarc before o;t0r
They viii probably t. run At Manhattan RIA o"
October :. Ia the Que and tnc rifle h'"tlc'p events
Wheeler started ftm scIah bit caNc mp both races De-
fore they 0nishtd In the five mile handicap n"
cid some nnc roik oycialine men that had quarter
milo s,slt ami Winning In cancr. In the TWO milo
handienp thcrc w., a -na>hup "a the nm! lap
but nobody scriousy hut.
The summaries 81 The thts follow
.,ea 5'' lr,' To- s Dr. $40 S to fo 1 st
, b. Hse y srot f Sc ,GT %S oy e. s. rTs
Wheeler second and II. =: D'ltnolcmc" th.Id Tone.
Mia So ond rii,r tE!.i mi cl oir linc-2 - 49,
Second race-Onc mile hane'ap; $50 {, winn@r =.
.econi .lJ nina, 80 10 fourth ana - 20 MN
fir.t r,a, Won by I. W. DcgtSc - yarisl j. E'
;b" moo !aG d.. ro,s on H. ~" f g'r', III
ya,dsl nta aud ". M"i'n 600 Yards eiNtn; Iin.
Frank ALeit tlij yard. second =. Il. Ce,sedy, ~
ys oS t"S so rar, le Can IL iis@. IS yar. Nn
Ilns.-g ~ Tiiid aud mail heat w"h D., stirDu,n
bartholomew ,.cond: NrwhoGsc thiIGi luch lOu.'h
Drfnt.r hitl. Tim IL.
Third racc-Two-mlc handicap; $50 10 the wiHn'r -
n c-uil $l5 10 mira 30 10 fourth aIa - 10 NV
Non las C. W Prize. $50 yrlldsJ j. J.. Statbuck ICJ
wards ..rond: ". ~ 800 yards, mrl T. g rum
man GOO YARDS fourth, AMI {. j.. klGge $50 yaId>l
NH Time jO.
Fourth rscc-lhc.mile handicap; $50 TO w!nnrf' $50
as 'hiri slO to iourth, ana - !" MN,
Won ~ ~. &. Wheeler f-rratrht; G. W. b!htt. ~
,afi,,. se,ond; \ Il. Hi-h ujO YARDS thri ). w.
rr 80 YARDS f,urt1, aud J. T.. StiUuck tl-O l"id>
nth. Imc-l2 IS.
nm Consolation so 10 the winner fl5 10 -cc-
ond 10 10 ihir and 81 fourth. Won b H. ku">ka :
G. W \ .hlnc.f sr,ond -. {. Bctncr third, and /.
\Lcr iUufth. Tine "a A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
WINNERS At GUTTENBUEG.

The l,r.e IAd evenly nat bed field, furnished dos
and exciting sport fDr exceptionally lat,r crowd a.
,;nre,iriic rlay. The results follows:
Eir., lnrr-S.lline Datcn hos I've aud a hall
fulonr,. air, 20 to / and 3, !, met Tarteian
/, 10 ! and 3 % l. .rcond Peruvian. ihi. IiieI g..
Canvass d,cit'" u. lone Kur, flrIa NAV wool rafs
aud e.. al a'oi al>0 ial. Timc-l .Ce'''.
second Maiden tro-yatrol nllics: Ave frtlong>.
our rc' IA AMI {" .. No. Ic,t Drop . 10 /
and 10 l. -r'1uG L.fIasI ihiid. GallNy. Sa.lihO.
Mn, rsoa - ny postnsi Mary. Rose S'nIi-i ansas.
Cir.l, AM Foam iili' Ii-1 ita Ilh'-l .2'1.
Third racc--cliiiS, nns nile. H~str. = TO ami
4 10 not. ..a'iurr. 10 ani g. d, -'cond Mify
). lind Rear nnaih ini2o leIsh ana FoN ;lo'c aiso
iaE. Tinc-1 T."
Fourth rrcc-iandicnp. IL flron"s My Gy9~.
f. 10 | and , - l. hsI Ii-"g. - aud 6 To .,
second \yrlr thfd. Gen ilGlnr IL a. VI i1i la aii
Am Onat,oN ,.o r1n-TnIc-l ~.
lirh presiding two' csI.ods IN flrDngs Ircis.
urr lro.r, To ard . - D. hr't Ncln>lrfz . - and
! 70 ; srcond; ELsbr:!. thid. '"nipr'. Wa Lord
Man'ii Fair Knight, The SHAKER and Bales aSo I'm.
Iine-l :ljia.
six;, "a Special weights seen firlong~ E.ifor,".
To- | > u ]. Lt.t nghrigs1n. 4. !nd ) 4, .
-c,ond Mr third. II'ir. Aipato I.',br' man Aif-
plant lDclc sin, N'rc,, ana i.tlla>t a,' ran iih"
.nS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
NEW MACHINERY FOR THE NAMorYA.

James Gordon Bennett has recently had entirely new
machinery. made by Faacctt. Preston Co.. Of Liver.
pool lut into his Yacht Nnnouns. The Old machinery
was taken oloccthcr, modern trlplccA Tan-ioa
engines, with hg'rcs toi,rs. substitutcd All the
latest and most approved oppnnecs IN marine engineering
have prt in and the boilers cited with forced daught
cosed stoseho.d system. Tho condition inpo ed
by Mr.. Bcunctt tina. speed o, Yacht trial
should not I've less than knots but this
considerably exceeded the OF with and
against the tide giving speed Of fifteen md eyh
knot.
Although this w0rs done b. foreign establish
nent, all the material for the boilers, incndng uir
gated furnaces. was manufactured In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
Mec..men,s hrccyca:-oc bay eo.s i'nt as IA r1.ehe
~, h., DO u,r-eh's four-yearoId brown my "a
,nisd. only focr hoses ran.
w1yDrE WON BY SIX INCHES.
pru,rv,pLE BICYCLE RACING AT THE rn


prIpuIA INTERNATIONAL ToCHS"
,.-,,. Can, 9s-Th. most successful D'cy.
clio meet both from n financial ana d nSnaJe,nhia
=" ,.Ion, rat has ever been held IN r,n,,a
u,os ths International Tournament VI rices
,ract iris afternoon 1t was under .a.nce
~ tic Associated Cycling CLUBS anu W. r,,v re-
&c os,tr,atel ut 5000. Zimmerman hau NV Of
covered from the effects OF his recent 800 tho
pa,,ip,orc. and he only started in one ~ con-
I, h,dican He won easily. aithous" WI
oodiry hondicaps were as large as '"' '"' lila
Thn rrc,tIest race of the day was Inc o"e -
irtsrua, lonal championship. u. ~ D ,,.o,tv
p,,tsh,.rs Athletic Club, gained leau VI 80,
c,a Yards on the field. ana iooked INV "a
rar hYt nv terrific spurts Windic sanger ar.
,,..oor cauebt him Wndle ard Sanger c"'"e
,| 40 course abreast ard crossed the line ~
,,oso tore,her that the judges hesitateo peio'e a."
romrcrng their decision. Finally 1t was given ou'
,hot Wlndle had won by SIX inches Inc ~
o.. 2.5. Is TIE fastest b. five SECONDS tha' mas
bcen made In competition on the uacN' ,,,
rh ore.third mile international champions'p
noe an cxcitlnp race and was captured by H. =.
TYLER spr,ngGcld Bicycle club. BY yer? ha,,o"
maroi, from NJ r. DlrnberSer, Press o!c'e N''
Buffalo an .,.ss 7
In preliminary heat OF one mile Z;Oo c'ass'
Jind,ev Mercer County Wheelmen. Trenton y. D..
- ,Sro,., 10 tho rround BY his wheel breaking
and received a concursion Of the brain lie was
taken TO the Samaritan Hospital.
Summary: ,- c,,1
One-third mile champonshIp.H Tyler Sp prnss
field Bicycle Club. first; NJ. + DirnDepts,edI' Press
cycle club, Buffalo. second T. G, ba oord I.eSS
cycle Club Buffalo. third. Time 20 seco '..
ono mile $50 class-George VI. Coates Lnv .,
of Pennsvlvana first; c. H. Measure oeht U
WbeeImcn. second l.. J. Wyckof, quaker lily
Wheclmen, third Time-2:57
One-mile invitation HANDICAPPED F. Taylor, wal
than cycle club Boston Hwcny yaras( nls ,sIxty
Irandt Riverside Wheemen. New, io.M s9IS.s
vards, second: r. j. Titus. Riverside Wheemeh
1seyen;y yards. third. Time-2l6i-5.
one mile local handicap for Philadelphla o hen,
ord trophy-R. T. Rich, Quaker City NhteI,r,n
eighty YARDS irst: II. r wpnder ,o C4g sDath
t,vcers Gwenty yards) second b. u. Mar SCUM
End Wheemen Uhirty-hve YARDS, third. lime
2:2o. 80 =,
Artistic club (scratch. first C. ". Krick, Penn
Whecmcn. Reading $50 YARDS. second; r: J..
Titus. Riverside Wheelmen d20 yards)' third l'"e-
10 10 -
Onc-mile international champlonship-W W. WIN
die Springfield Bicycle Club. FIRST: v G. Sangsr'
Springfield BICYCLE Club. second; w. r. DirnDerSer
Press cycle Club, third. Time-2lS2-1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
TIE EARL OF DUNEAvEN'S VISIT.

liant built to meet the i<ngllSn chdnpoH'
THE EARL OF DUNEAvEN's VISIT.
When the American Line steamer Paris came IN
yesterday morning twelve sailors OF the NaKy-
RES crew who were passengers on her were taken
from the steamer in tug and carried to the yacht
where they joined those who came over IN hcr IN
the work Of preparation. Early in the day. before
he had been to his hotel Lord Dunraven came
down in a tug to see his yacht. With him were
II Maitland Kersey Mr.. Watson the designer and
Mr. Ratscy, the saimaker. Mr.. Kerseys prompt
ness and executive ability which he had dispiayeu
on the day before in getting the racing rigging
and spars OF the cutter on board had borhe is
fruits and Lord Dunraven looked at a dihcreht
boat from the one he would have seen had not his
representative been so alert AS LORD DunraVeh
and his party went board the crew were mus
te.ed along the starboard side and he was sauteo'
yacht lying nearby fired salute. and the whi'e
ensign was hosted at the Atlantic Yacht club
house and saluted with gun.
After staying a short time on board. lookinS
over the boat and hearing from Captain Cranheld
the story Of the voyage over. Lord DunraVen ana
his party went aboard their tug again and steamed
I'M the Bay. Lord Dunrsven expressed himself
as we'll pleased with the performance OF the yacht
on the voyage over ard with the condition in which
he found her.
GETTING THE CUTTER IN TRIM.
The topmast OF the valkyrie was sent up yester-
aav and her boom and spnnaker pole shipped
uor bowsprit was run out. but was taken on deck
again. and the crew were still at work on 1t when
,,sh, closed in. All day boats from the yacht were
o,ng and coming at intervals from Wintering-
h.m'a ward There smithy work was being done
for tho boat Her iron tiler which was bent In the
massage over was in the blacksmith shop 10 be
straiehtened and the boom crotch when was
(ound to be too small for the racing ooom' was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

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dred ailmen,. If II ever fails 10 benefit or
euro. you have your money back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
A GOOD WAY TO SEE THE RACES.

The owners Of the Phgdcp hs and CAPE Jay steamer
Republic In bringing her d, Newlork for the cup
interests ~ club mcrbcrs aud their friends ~
heart despite the size Of tac boat and her lar,e
licensed capae!v. a strict limit VIII be put upon thn
number Of passengers. On cnp race DAYS pcop" VIII
wish good view Of tho rlers and accommodation III
steamer will give pcnty Of room Tor Sightseeing ana
pron,t and efficient scryicr ~ Ottiirae refreshments
passengers on the Republic viii have adv ntngc>.
The price tickets Is - or each Eookinc nay
lie made o, the Office 81 the 81 40. so lroadeay.
4 few tickets have been Placed sale .. the hocl7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

ST. Lou.> sept. .3-Ow.L- - 10 ia.n yc''ciday two
gave, wcie played here today l''oic large crowd
The NcN.YorAe:> won and lost game. ana 'htf h.
f.. (n,oco .o.nch, h,..n- captured Two out o. ;nc
ikre can.e> h~lc Tie lI~t cme wa one OF tA' roe
brilliant contests - Louis tnc "ia'' oe:
defeated af,of an ;eycn.nnihe battle. III "ci' un!1f
iurstc thot every they made co'H"u as'i3>
tacn Id. aid to-: lasc~ ON l'l'- sho" IA;
.nc pt,her was not himself \ kJ by Shaeai,, i hicc
Coocy and By Frank won 'h' game ioF
-. L.q.> In The eleventh innine. The sc'ic: