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The sun., 1893-07-25
Tennis at Staten Island.

The results OF the games in the tennis tournament OF
the staten Island Cricket Club yesterday afternoon
were follows:
Mems singles-Frst round: J. scrymgeo-. Is. beat
d. Hays 3d. 60. 6-3 X. S. Walker. u l5 beat c. "
Anable 80 90. d.
q Is, I'd. 6-3. G-3; James Brown. n is. beat K,
Wempe. l5.l. 1913. 3d. F. d. Traford. l5.I beat =,
q: sehsrmerhorn. u Is, o. eai;, G; W. rie,son
scratch. heat f. y. Carey, IL 1. d-3. 6-3; O. T. Max
WELL scratch. beat W A. Jones. so. d-3 80: l. L. De
Bost. 10. beat J. Carroll scratch O.. 90: u.
% Beada IL II - beat + = skinnsr; sol - 49, T. ! A.
eroy. l5.2 beat }. W. BIRD i i5 81. G-1. TO; x.
Walker. a Is beat y. !. shriyer. 3o1. 6-l. 8-4; w.
Williams. H. beat T.. y. AyrRut scratch. by default.
% Mems poqbies1flrs, round; Brown ana SchsrmeE.
Carroll and I-nks scratch beat Lewis and Anabr 4 80
Ga. 90 Fir-tround; Carroll and Jenks sscrnich. beat
Carrtire and Carrtrr IL .. 6--3 S-t; Lawrence and
Van BeGmuth. u: beat ,y fay and johnson. 10 2 ~
Peters l5.2. d--3. 4-.d. H-l Wemple and Williams
beat Siade and Gray by default.
The sun., 1893-07-25
HanIan Bentea but Charges that the Course
was Changed.

LAKE CoNcHissISo. July "a. Tho Hanlan. aur
championship boat race hero to-day attracted another
large crowd Betting during tho day mostly even.
a little money changing hands at odds In favor OF
Gaudaur Both men were IN splendid condition.
stir breeze prevailed all day. and made the course
rough the turn At 545 o'clock fTanlan said he
satisfied with The cond!t OF the water. and was
quickly followed by Gaudaur
The start was made at U:US O'Clock fanlan shot TO
the front like Hash. and was soon ieadlg BY ful
boats length. Both mon wee rowing about thirty
four stIokesn minute lianlan kept IN front for the
rst half mie Ga audaur al rward reduced he ead 70
half boat length and soon spurted by his opponent
When the turn was reached Gauiaur was leading by
a length. with ianan apparently out of II. Gaudaur
Increased hisiead unit withlna quarter OF mile from
the finish. where he stopped rowing and waved his
hand response the OF his friends and bac T.
ers along the shore. lie then made n magnificent
spurt and crossed the line easy winner in le:58.
IIanan finished twelve seconds behind.
llnnlan has notified tho stakeholder not to pay over
the stake money claiming that the course was
changed. Thus causing his defeat
The sun., 1893-07-25
ATTEMPT TO WRECK 4 TRAIN
Switches Opened and Lights Put Out In tn
Freight Yard mt WATERFOWL.

Switches Opened and Lights Put Out In the
Freight Yard mt Nvatertown.
WATERTowN. July 24.-An attempt to wreck
. passenger train on the Romo. Watertown
and Ogdensburg Railroad was made here
on Saturday night Two switches were opened
in the freight yard and the lights put out by
some person unknown between SH and o
o'clock. At the latter hour n train was due
from Syracuse and Utica 1t was late. was
had a heavy load OF passengers. The track
coming into the city Is on down grade for
over two miles.
Trains usually do not begin to slow up until
they reach the east yard. The engineer. how
eyer. missed the lights. and fearing dan ger.
checked the speed so that when tho first
switch was reached the locomotive and all Of
the train except one coach loft the track. but
did not capsize. and no one was hurt.
The railroad officials are inclined to believe
that a former employee, who was recently dis
charged. sought revenge In this way.
The sun., 1893-07-25
SAW TnE BuRsLAR ON A RooF.
His P:under Included Coats, Trousers,
Mnistcont., Papers, and Tools.

Hts P:under Inciuded Coats, Trousers
watstcontr, Papers, and Tools.
Otto Biersted IL n slender young man. 81
years old. who used to be waiter in the lodg-
ing house Mt 302 Bowery. Yesterday at half
past an early riser saw him running along
the roof Of 314 Bowery and told Policeman
Pollock.
The latter climbed up and chased Bierstcd
along the roofs to room In the lodging house.
In his hight Biersted dropped u bundle con-
tanning thirteen coats, six pairs OF trousers.
and fourteen waistcoats which belonged to
and ;}14 Bowery. 1hese were brought to the
Tombs Police Court whom he was arraigned,
together with papers which he had taken from
an omen safe In n cigar store In the same build
ing, and a bundle OF carpenters tools, with
which he cut HIS way through partition. jus
tico Martin held him.
The sun., 1893-07-25
Ives WIN Not Play scba-fer.

CHICAGO. July 24-Frank Ives Is home from Europe.
lie arrived In town from New York to-day with Mrs.
Ives The Young Napoleon" was Informed OF
schae:ers challenge to the world Ives preferred and
asked what hs thought of 1t. lie said: cannot
cept 1t. have my American match at English bill
lizards with Roberts We viii meet in Chicago have
arranged, or partially so, for another game with
Roberts in New York. The New Workers want TO see
play. That game will also be played in September.
Then am booked to play Roberts are'urn game which
will take place in London in November Even after
that do much chance of meeting SchAeIer for
when have nlied the London enEagemsnt with Rob
am going to India. not to play billiards but
the guest of al, Indian prince--a Rajah. How long
wil stay IN India DO not Know but am going there
II would certainly look from this that Schaefer will
be compelled to lei the championship rest and
leave ives to take his time until he 10 ready for q
match
The sun., 1893-07-25
Armstrong Bros. Get tho Lancaster Cork
Works.

LANCASTER. Pa. July 24.-Ths cork syndi-
cate represented by Armstrong Brothers and
Kempe OF New York have secured control Of
the Phoenix. tho Dodges. and the Conestoga
cork works In this city. The latter is the sec;
the ones owned by Armstrong Brothers at
Pittsburgh and Brooklyn are the largest five In
America, nnd 1t is claimed will give the syndi-
cate control OF the cork trade.
The sun., 1893-07-25
BEATTY ARREsTED ONCE MORE.

This Time n Vermont Customer Objected to
the Organ He Got.
Daniel +. Beatty. the organ man Of Wash
ington. n. j.. who has been five times Mayor
OF that town. was arrested once more yester-
day on charge similar to that on which ho
was taken into custody on June T. The tech
nical charge is violation OF the United States
postal laws.
The complainant In this case is N. s Sawyer
OF Felchville. Windsor county. VT. who says
that Beatty sold him an instrument which was
not what the piano makers circulars repre-
sented it to hc. 1t is for thus. as alleged.
using the mails to perpetrate a swindle that
the ex-Mayor OF Washington was arrested. He
was collared at the Christi topher street ferry.
He will be arraigncd before United States
Commissioner Shields this morning.
The sun., 1893-07-25
Hanged mimscIrIn HI. Cell.

HTLIsBoRo. ILL.,. July 24.-Gottfried Mast the
would-bs robber. who so brutally cut and beat
Mr.. and Mrs Casebrick, perhaps fatally, dur
ing his search Of their home for hidden money.
was found dead this morning. lie comm ted
suicide some time last night by hanging him
self In his cell In the Jail here with towel He
left letter. but its contents neither affirm nor
dany hia Uuilt
The sun., 1893-07-25
INSURED FOR HIS PROMISE TO PAY.

a Story They Tell In Insurance Circles
About Lloyd AspinwaiI.
Life Insurance agents are gossipng over q
story to this effect: A star agent OF one OF the
big companies, whose forte is writing the limit
on single life 100000. secured an applica-
tion for big policy from Lloyd Aspinwall. the
club man now in durance on a charge OF
forgery. The story is that Lloyd Aspinwall's
note OF hand for one year was accepted In pay
mont for the first annual premium: that the
note was discounted by tho general agent
whom tho solicitor represented. and that tho
latter got his fiat com mmisson said to be 81. 400
In hard cash.
was besoupht TO return the policy but II Ind
been assigned to his wife. and there seemed to
be no disposition to relinquish it,
The sun., 1893-07-25
Th. AIeKlssens Wore Pol.onea d with Ar.rn,.

ST. LOUIS. July 24.-The belief that John Nc
Kibben and his daughter. Mrs. Stewart. who
died mysterlousy several weeks ago. were
poisoned, has become a certainty. The analy-
sis by the official chemist OF the stomachs Of
Beyond this the Investigation has not pro-
ceeded. but this fact is rendered more impor-
tant by the evidence Of Druggist BENJAMIN
a daughter had tried to buy arsenic from him.
Maud WAS suspected OF the murder. but not
enough evidence was developed at the begin
ming OF the inquest to hold her. Tho inquest
will be resumed Thursday, when the chemist
will report Officially.
The sun., 1893-07-25
Shot neeau.e II. weulan.t Fay HI. pentl.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 24.-Dr. Herman Hirsch-
berg OF 424 West Goodale street shot and in
stantly killed Theodore X. Meisse, a grocer.
just before noon to-day. Some days ago the
Doctor pulled n tooth for Miesse.. and went to
the store to- day to collect the hill. They got
into u dispute md the fight followed. Hirsch-
berg went to tho telephone. called DR.. J. ii.
Hamilton to attend the yicti m and gave him:
self up to the police. Hirschberg is the son Of
a prominent clothing merchant Of Newark. He
Is single. Miesse leaves wife and three chill
The sun., 1893-07-25
THE BoARDERs DIDN'T COME
Ex xcited Montreal LandIadies Want SIT 900
damages.

damages.
MONTREAL. July 24.-Ths local committee
that had charge Of the arrangements for the
Christian Endeavor Convention that was re-
Gently held in this city has great deal Of
trouble on Its hands Just now. The Hotel
Committee made contracts with nearly oil the
boarding house keepers in the city to provide
accom- mt odation for delegates during the week
OF the Convention. and the boarding house
neople, IN made a. their arrange, ARRANGEMENTS tt accord;
boarders failed to put in an appearance
and now the disappointed boarding house
keepers are inundating the committee with
claims for damages. The claims amount to
over $4,000. and the committee. after paying
meeting. has only 5000 left In the treasury.
guarantee fund was subscribed by number
OF prominent citizens. but the committee in
tend to nght the boarding house keepers. The
expenses OF the Convention amounted to over
100000,
The sun., 1893-07-25
JERSEY MILITI4MEN ILL.
Their Drinking Cups Had Been Washed with
Oxalic Acid-TwO Nearly Died.

Oxalic Acid-TwO Nearly Died.
CAMP WERTs. Seagirt. N. j.. July 24.-Con-
sternation reigned here from midnight to
o'clock this morning. when seventy OF the
Ruardsmen were taken to the brigade hospital
violently Ill. The majority Of them belonged
to the Second Battalion Of the Second Regi-
ment They were made sick. 1t is thought. by
using tin drinking cups which had been
washed with oxalic acid by tho cooks to pre-
vent rust. Two Of them nearly died. and the
doctors had to labor all night to save their
pany X and W. J. Luke OF Company L.
The gun detachments Of the different regl-
terry and will drill on. the beach. firing at a
floating target which has been anchored
twenty-five hundred yards out at sea. Adiu-
tant kobinson's horse ran away with him to-
day during the first battalion drill and tore
through several Of the companies' streets be-
fore being stopped
The sun., 1893-07-25
MIR. MORGAN ON THE pIGILANT.
He IL Very Wen Satisfied with His Centre.
hoard Gun Defender.

Commodore 4. d. Morgan of the New York Yacht
Club the head OF the syndicate which owns the cup
defender vigilant, has been interviewed abort bis
boat by Boston journal and apparently ia very well
pleased with her. He is teported 20 have sad
:" " l consider her the best boat of the lot" when
asked for his opinion. ny that ] mean to say
that she has all the elements OF speed. and with
good handling she ought to win In ali our trials
and fast but Just how fast have not been blo
far have been tho fastest about Newport and she has
beaten them all. but until sue meats the other big
sloops all OF be able to tell definitely what she
can do The bronze bottom in her favor OF course
and then she has Captain and that think will
com pare fayorabiy with the rest Mr. lsrin will take
her on to New Rochelle for while. aud then she will
come East again for the Goelet cup race"
The sun., 1893-07-25

Lloyd Asplnwall, who Is charged with forg-
Ing the endorsement OF his brother. william
ii. Aspinwall. upon a note for S2,40O. was ar
raigned in the Yorkville Police Court yester-
day morning. Then 1t was found that the case
would not come up until tomorrow. and he
pale when brought up. He had 10 sooner TAX en-
his place ut the bar than his ever faithful valet
pushed TO his side.
=, Com mi issioner Porter yesterday granted him
the freedom OF the corridor.
The sun., 1893-07-25
SAID He KSEW THE COMBINAT TION
A Member OF the DnuniIcsa Boat Club Ae.
cu.ed OF Rining Locker.

Member OF tho DRun less BOat Club Ac.
cu.ed OF Rining Locker.
Henry IIausman. cashier. who lives at 237
East Sixth street. and f J. Phelan. n sales
man. OF ~ Bradhurst avenue. are members OF
the Dauntless Boat Club at Harlem River and
147th street On July 16 Hausman went out
in an eight cared barge. leaving Phelan and
several other members OF the club swimming
Off the boathouse float.
When Hausman returned the door OF his
locker was open and his scarf. in which was
diamond pin. valued at 5000. and $50 In cash
were missing. He had Phaan arrested be-
cause Ihelau sold him the combination lock
on the locker. and Hausman believed him the
only rerson who knew the combination Phe.
been near the riied locker. and was dis
charged,
The sun., 1893-07-25

Jim LAvelle called at The Sun ofice last night and
exhibited Eddie rierces coors which he will wear in
his ght with George Dixon at the Coney Island A. q.
on Aug T. Tho co,ors are beautiful. They are worked
by hand in silk white silk background - inches
long by 80 inches wide In the centre rising sun
IN blue. End under it, champion. 1898" in crimson
American and ITsh tags crossed, while in the two
lower American shields have been beautifully
border OF shamrocks. The colors Will he on ex'
hibition at Layees place III Doyer street up to the
inn anFI InA haiti
The sun., 1893-07-25

ST. LOUIS. July 24.-At o'clock this morn
ing Joseph Curtis was sitting on his doorsted
with his dog when another canine happened
along. The two dogs were soon mixed up in a
go-as.you-please fight. A crowd gathered and
Curtis procured pistol. He fired five shots
into the crowd. One hit Henry Trask and two
second in the leg. Curtis had to take to his
heels to escape violence: He ran to the Four
Courts and gave himself up. declaring that he
life to think Of giving either up. Trask was
found unconscious and sent to the City Hos
bullet in his breast The other wounded mon
were not found.
The sun., 1893-07-25
Col. Dowd No, Yet Ready to R..,xa.

Col Heman Dowd denied last night the re-
port that 1t was his intention to resign from
the Twelfth Regiment The next meeting OF
the Regimental Board will be held In October
Ihave not prepared my resignation" said Col.
Dowd. but when intend to resign shall fix
the date myself. do not contemplate resign
Ing my com m ssion as yet"
=. Onicers OF the Twelfth Regiment said that
u Col: Dowd did offer to resign the Board
would opp0se such course.
The sun., 1893-07-25
The For... Of Dean Iron Mines Clo..d.

HIGHLAND FALLS. n. Y. July 24.-The Forest
OF Dean Mines. near this village. owned and
operated by tho Pough ghkeepsie Iron Ore Com
period. and 100 miners are thrown out OF
work. These mines have been operated with
out interru ption for the past hundred yeark
No reason Is given for tho company's closing.
The sun., 1893-07-25
Miner. FIe.,ns from the West.

BURLINGTON. Ia, July PA hundred miners
and skilled iaborers from Nebraska have
passed through this city on. freight trains
since Yesterday. a, Al bound for Chicago In
West means starvation. They report hum
drSds more on the way. II
The sun., 1893-07-25
News OF the wheeimen.

Taxis the Philadelphia racer. is suspended by the J..
W. Racing Board upon the charge OF selling one OF
his prizes.
Hoyland Smith. the New York Athletic Club racer.
will compete III the long distance races at tue .heaso
tournament.
President Burdert Of tho League Of American wheel
has called special meet ling OF the nationnl as
semhly for Sent. % II VIII be hed At Bunal0.
The sun., 1893-07-25
'Longshoremau Cronln's Fifth.

A small boy playing at the foot Of Marke ct
street fell into the Fast River yesterday m orn-
ing Michael Cronin. a 'longshoreman jumped
in and brought him to shore. Cronin has
saved four other persons from drowning this
summer. lie lives at 137 Cherry street
The sun., 1893-07-25
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land raj to Halifax and thence by steamer close
at this Office daily AT $3.50 p NJ Mails for Mqueon.
by rail to Boston. and thence by steamer close AZ
this office daily at 80 w. Malls for Cuba. by rail
to Tampa, Fla, and thence by steamer calling Non.
days ana Thursdays) close at this 0nlce daily NJ
2.8O A NJ Mails for Mexico overland unless spe-
cially addressed for despatch by steamer close At
this othce daily at 300 a NJ.
Trans.Parifc mails are forwarded to San francisco
daily and the schedule OF closing 10 arranged the
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit to
San Francisco Mails from tho East arriving on time
the day OF sailing Of steamers are
esratchrd thence the same dRv.
.Registered mail closes nj 800 r. NJ. previous day
Extra supplementary Transatlantic Mails arc opened
the piers OF the American English. French. and
German steamers at the hour OF closing OF supplemen
thry Mails at the Post ONCE. which remain spen until
within Minutes Of the hour of sailing OF steamer
CHARLES ". DAYTON. Postmaster.
The sun., 1893-07-25
Gorham Solid Silver.

Among the suggestions for
appropriate gifts for Gentlemen
offered by the Gorham Mfg. Co.
may be misunderstanding
Sets in Solid Silver, Silver
Mounted, Shaving Articles and
Toilet Goods, Silver Mounted
Suspenders. Umbrellas, Canes,
and a large assortment of in.
expensive trifes, such as Key
Rings and Chains, Pocket
Knives, Hat Labels, etc.
GoRHAM MFG co.
sILvERsMITHs
BROADWAY AND 10TH STREET.
The sun., 1893-07-25
Kerrymen Hold Exciting Games at Jones
Wood.

Over 1000 Irishmen, their wives and sweethearts
took advantage Of yesterdays perfect weather and
attended tho picnic and games OF the Kerrymens Pa
triotc and Benevolent Assoc alton at Joness Wood
The events r.. .ulted as follows:
Twomiie Run. Scratch Open to All: Prize s1n-won
by Nick Cox with Tom Delaney and Peter Hegelman
third. Time 10 minutes II secopda
one. Hundr lard Dash scratch. open to Members
0nlyW by Cornelius Sheehy. with Matt Ualy second
and Richard Cronin third Time. loip seconds
Running High jump Scratch. Opsn:to Members OF
Irish Count" OrganiEations-Won by Mike Holland
with leap OF 8 feet Ga Smith second. with leap
OF feet +s inches anu Richard Cronn third, with
leap OF 8 feet : inches.
Running Hop. step and lump Open to All. Scratch
Won by J: Smith. with leap OF 43 feet 80 inches;
George Brown second. with leap OF AZ feet
inches Cornelius sheahy was third. with leap Of Al
feet inches.
-Four. hundre ID. nd.forty.yard Run. Open to ALL
Scratch-Won by j. smith, with Reilly second and
Tom Delaney third Tinie. 56 seconds
Singing the Finy.sx.pound Weight, Open to AL
scratch-Won by Con CouRhn. with throw Of 80
feet 10 inches: NJ Mahoney second. with throw OF 20
feet: Mike Holland third with throw of 2S feet
Three-egged Race straishtaway. 100 Yards. Scratch
Won by DAILY and Mccarthy with Sheehy and Scan.
ion second and Foley and Cronn third. Time 10 sec
ondB
Hafmne Match Rscs-For $40 a side. scratch, be
tween r. Frazier and N Reilly. Won by K Frazier
Time. minutes II seconds
The sun., 1893-07-25
MALNA7TIs BONDS ALL RECOVERED
Tho Thief Audreoii, Held to Let the French
Government Claim Him.

Tho Thief Audreoii, Held to Let the French
Government Claim, Him.
Juan Andreoll. who has list Of aliases that
reads like the repertoire OF an italian opera
company. and who was seized In the street by
an excited little Frenchman on Sunday and
accused Of the theft of $4,000 worth Of bonds
from Francois Malnatti at Marseilles two years
ago. has confessed his guilt. All the property
has been recovered, and Malnattfs cousin,
Marus. who caught Andreoli. will probably
not prosecute the case. as he Is anxious to re-
turn to Europe.
Andreoli is not clear Of prison yet He ia ac-
cuscd Of several crimes abroad, and the French
authorities have been notified that he Is In GUS
tody here. He was remanded at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday to give them a
chance to claim him.
Fell Dead After shooting Mt Target.
George Zirke aged SO. OF 235 Ellery street
Brooklyn. died suddenly at Woodlawn Park.
Gravesend. yesterday afternoon Mr.. Zrkel
was a member OF the Brooklyn Riflemen. who
were having their annual picnic at Woodlawn
Park
After shooting at the target he exclaimed.
'Oh, I don't feel well"' and. falling to tho
ground. expired. 1t Is supposed that henrt
disease was the cause OF his death.
The sun., 1893-07-25
some or the Bie Winners Mt tho washing-
ton Park Meeting

CHICAGO. July 2A-During the twenty-five days rae
ing at the recent Washington Park meeting 100000
was captured by winning horses OF which fair share
fell to Eastern stables. James r. +. p. Keene
s43 coo divided among three horses. Ell Telegrato.
$4,000: Domino. $18 500: st. Lsonards 81, 600 The
Eikton stable won sI3,so0. of which sl332o was
taken by Moreilo. wacott Campbell got 50. 9.989
their largest winner being Pessnra. s55IO Green B.
Norris took 81 334. OF which So l2b was by Ellen
or the Western stables Boundless won $50 900 for
j. +. Gushing. tina stables won S2T.Ysa. OF which
Rudolph won s24. 100; McCaGerty and wlshard
S2l. .o25 which Helen Nichols rbuted sl5 $780,
i. Corrgan won Sl3.So0, his largest winner being
OF which Yo Tambien took si, lao and Maid Marian
S5U1b or tho CaliforninnA l.. j. Baldwin 50 n5y
and the undinr Stable ShU5H Rey Fl Santa Anita with
So 100 being the argeat winner for the former, and
Fnrta taton. with Sc 2i2 the most extensive winner for
the latter
The lucky Jockeys were Perkins. with II winners
TaraL 10; Thorpe. 15; A. clayton and Miller IL EACH
and j Irving and Morris. 10 each
Tho club are already out with an announcement of
another big meeting next year, With American
Derby of guaranteed value OF S25Ooo
Tho Undine - able. the string OF e. L. Fair. W Nc
DonouRt and Dan Miller as well as large portion of
yesterday other stables shipped TO Saratoga yessr.
day and % day ARE: J. +, Seagrani, Ell Brown. W r.
Applegate. Scoggan Bros. H. j. Johnson Tom Ryan,
Ilasty table, q. Morris. G. W. Lehy SON. T. Grimm
c. X Jaynes and Rashford Manor.
NoreO taken 10 Hawthorne to-day lie will not
to Saratoga but remain West for the rest Of the
season.
The sun., 1893-07-25
8sal estate tor Sale or exchange.

FOR EXCHANGE OR sALE-rlorida homes
a. orange groves; unimprOved property.
TRULY 4 DAVIS. stsrke. Fla.