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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
THE RACES TOMORROW AND MONDAY.
AEEANGEMENTS FOR TIE TRIAL OFF SANDY
HooK-THE FORMAL. TEST HOWEVER. NOT
To r.Er ~ ACE TILL. AUGUST

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE TRIAL OFF SANDY
Hook-THE FORMAL TEST. HOWEVER NOT
TO TAKE PLACE TILL AUGUST 10
The preliminary trial to be sailed by the
Defender and the V!gilant on outside courses Oh
Sandy Hook. tomorrow and Monday. continue 10
be an exceedingly profile theme for discussion anu
SPECULATION among yachtsncn and the public gen
orally They will he for a 800 cup offered by INC
New-York Club. II only two yachts start; SiVo cup
being offered "A second prize should there ne ''o
or more starters As 1t is designed to test ,'o
yachts on every tack. both triangular ana sra's"'-
away courses will be sailed. thereby GIVING oPo'
trinity for each yacht to demonstrate her ABILITY !"
wlndward and leeward work and reaching
The contest will be OF great interest under any
conditions OF weather, and VIII be an cXci'hs o"o
should there be suf breeze and heavy sea, as
each contestant will then be put to crucial test
as TO both her racing and scl-going qualities
The test VIII not however. be decisive IN the Se'''
ton " cup-defendcr the formal trial races ior
that purpose viii be sailed til August ~ anu -
when II is hoped that the Colonia and Jubilee WI"
also contend for the honorci position as defender
OF the gallant old Americas Cup. which the pr'h"-
tive schooner racing yacht wrested from N''sc
British fleet forty years ago.
S Nicholson Kane. chairman. Chester "riS"o"
and Irving 1rinnell. constituting the Regatta COM
mttce. have issued cards announcing the arrange
ments for the races tomorrow and Moniiy |'m-
modorc Browns flagship the steam , yac ss,camboat
company's steamer Ccpheus which VIII carry nc.n-
hcrs OF the club and thor guests over tnr =;
viii leave Pier No. /. North River pun'thaly ~
$50 a m. tomorrow and on Monday. rcturh'"n a.
IN. same nier nj the end Of each days race. II u
SIN hoped that the Colonll Will take part III ~"
two races but all expectation OF the Jhhll,' pa wv
paing in them seems To have boon anhndomrn, nv
The two-mas,cd steam Va hit. stranger owhu ~
Nrs Lewis anchored of the Atlantic Yacht lup
bouac M Iay Ridge yesterday. after having been
on no WAYS and thoroughly oNerhaul'i. Sh" VIII
probably go into commission In time TO aueh' 'o-
morrow's race ., , ,,.t.,rt,,
There are now the ways at H. {. Win,tiniE
han's marine railway. At Bay Ridge. unlertYl"s
var,ous repairs and furnishing. the kee slovp
indra. ccntre-board soop Marguerite ana oaoh
launch Rex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
THE sEABRIGHT TOURNAMENT
STEVENS AND ROWLAND REACH THE FINAL
ROUND BY FINE PLAYING.

srryENS AND ROWLAND REACH THE riNAo
ROUND BY FINE PLAYING
seabripht. ~ J.. July IS (SpeciaD.-There was some
good tennis in the Seaoright TOURNAMENT .o-uA'.
D., stevens and Rowland were on the courts. ana
they gave a pretty exhibition OF the game. o'e'ens
met Millett. OF the New~York Tennis Ciup' cary
IN the afternoon. and defeated him in two straight
.,s . "a Millett was unable to STAND up
against his opponents heavy hammerihs rum
,ha base line although he managed to reach ABOUT
evervthing and seemed to cover acres OF groun"'
stevens surprised everybody by making three Cross
court yolleys from the net. as the Voiiey - s'o
no, usually included In his plays. ne oo IL, "o"
ever as though he were master Oh Inc al -
scored a point by IL. This victory over nihe's
places Stevens in the final rouhd against 'A""
land. a.. ,......
r-u ~ come Of the best tennis OF the AFTER
noon TaIlmage showed surprising strength IN tne
o,anino set passing his opponent conthuaiiy a' '"e
no, whore Rowland is usually nvincipie' ana max
ING some splendid voleys down the s'de"hes. NV
land was wild, and gave away points WIN 80
, N'' raros,v driving out OF court or into the net
,,,h persistent regularity. Tallmage won the nrst
cot So but then his bolt was sho' anu i'o"'~'~
cantured the next two easily. g. o.
The consolation singles and the douo'es VIZ ~
gun during the afternoon. In the letter rSose Sna
7nwland defeated Tallmage and Codmah' w.
bv superior team work The scores
Mems singles tsemi-hna round,,RichaTd stevens e..c
John Hcwlsna; "''0'"'
Mems doubles preliminary rognd,-eandls.r In' HoSsrt
and MacEnroe beat Forbes and F. ouimoy 80
81, .,-- n,nd Eoo,e and Rowland beat Tallmage ana
Goldman. g. 81 ~ on. h.,, y D.
.assm seabrisst 81 81 D. W. Gambler Brookya
beat H. Chathed. seabrght by defaui''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
r,,cr,oy COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

rrsrton. July IS speciaD.-Ex-senator Iemuel +.
>,n,sr - cane May. has filed bill in the Court OF
charcerv against the Central Jersey Traction Com.
many alleging that the company Is insovent ana
asking for the appointment OF receiver vice
nsNe p,,nev granted the Senator a rule to
49, cause and the company. through It's president
ov-Mavor Frank A. Mcgowan. OF Trenton Is c'teo
20 annear In the Newark Chancery Chambers on
Iu,v "a and show cause why receiver should not
no APPOINTED The Senator declares that the COM
cent contract to construct an electric road across
Sew.Jersey for the Philadelphia and New fork
company Mr.. Mier's claim against the company
ts Tor building branch trolley road between Ran.
tan and Bound Brook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
CANADIAN MARKSMEN At BlSLEY
HAYIIrRsr AND sKEpDoN MAY SHOOT IN THE
FINAL FOR THE QUEENS PRIZE VISITING
RIFIEMEN ENTERTAINED.

London. July ls-At Bslcy to-day. In "rhs
Of canada made the highest possible score. but
was beaten IN shooting off ties The other Canadian
scores were: Bovllle. "a. White. Rolston. Spearing
Morris and Hayhurst. each 80: Armstrong and
Mitchell. aech 81; Chamberlain. Broadhurst AMI
sheldon. each 30
In the contest for the Queens Prize. Sergeant
Hogg OF the Roxburgh Volunteers. IL leading with
an aggregate OF 205 and wins the silver medal.
In the second stage-fifcen shots each AT Gp
yards iIayhurst. OF Canada scored -. making MS
aggregate 1885, Skeddon 60. aggregate 1876; Spcaring
Co. aggregate 1873: White b. aggregate lsG; Boville 49,
aggregate Isl: Nutt!ng "a. aggregate lIe.
Hayhursi and Sheldon VIII probably shoot In the
final stage for The Queens Prize AT 100 yards.
The Canadian marksmen were entertained at a
garden party at Blscy this evening Sir Charles
Tupper Canadian High Commissioner. presented
the cup. which the Canada club VIII give To the
shooter having the highest aggregate. Among
those present were j. :. Tupper. General Herbcr
Miss Tupper Messrs r. O. Gillespie. colmer. Simp-
son Barradairc. Joseph Price. Dewey Lawson
lanes Johnston, Biggar. Shankland and q. Is. Rob
crtson: Sir Edward Mowat ana MISS Mowat coo,
mel otter. Majors LeSsard ana Rutherford. toionel
Mcblnnon Captain White Mrs. White and Miss
White and Mcsdames Remington. Cattnick Shields
Chapman. Downey. Reynolds. schroeder and keeiey.
s,cak,ng TO a representative OF the United Press
y, R.sIey to-day Mr.. Skcdden. the Canadian marks
man said he had never felt In better condition for
shooting than he was In the final stage OF the
shooting for "rhe Graphic cup. He had made a
series OF bulrseyes Immediately prior to the finals
adding buII's-eyes all the time. lie felt neither
strained excited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
TILE AorEnrCr ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
DON ALoNZO RUNS sECoND-M r. y" IL" d -
THE WINNER FOR 900 "NlNEAS-'''
nr.1N TAKES TILE CHESTERFIELD sIAhEs.

,,,. ,,oxzo RIMS sECOND-M. F. DIVER BIZ
r,tr WINNER FOR 900 GUINEAs-sT FRus-
o,ry TAKES THE CHESTERFIELD STAKES
,.,,or In,v ,s-The selling plate OF los sover-
elgns for all ages the winner TO be sold al auction
,or ~, sover.igns distance five furlongs ana l42
Yards was won at Newmarket to-day by MI hoo-
,nson's bay colt Primrose knight py harpe"ue"-
pr,,,ros. Dame FIVE years old. 1873 pounds tCan-
non,: NJ F. Dryers bay colt Don Aonzo' oy Lons
Taw-Round Dance five years old l'' pou"us
,s,mms, was second: Captain Machells chestnut
am. u.,g-,v,a bv ROYAL Hampton-Gammer two
yo,rs ola leo hounds ,WardD third; Mr. Myourghs
peppernot. 1873 pounds O'ratD. Mr.. Myourghs MI
had ,os mounds (Allsopp): Mr.. Lambton's Mask
ran 10, mounds ,Ncwman). and Mr. Areners SILVER
Belle 100 pounds ,Challonep. also ran.
The betting was 70 on Primrose Knight ~ 10 /
against Don Alonzo 70 l against D'e'"'' "
u to ! against the others.
pl,,ra,.'o made the running with Killead. Prim-
rose knight and Don Alonzo close behind. Inc
horses ran I'm this order until wlihin :" yarus vi
the post when Primrose Knight went 10 the 'front.'
nursu.d by Don AlOnzO. when. however WIS u''-
able to overhaul him. Primrose MIMI Won nc ~ hx
length and Belgravia was beaten pS nee" ny
'S Wr nwyer's colt Harry Reed did not start In
the race for the Handicap Pate .oo ,,,,.os q,
vr,nrose Knight was bid up 10 800 guineas' AT
h rhSasterneli stakes of thirty sovereigns each
For Two vear-olds the second TO receive lN so'sr-
out Of the staneS y suescriptions), was
won by Leopold de R9thschds pTowh nSs ~
Frusquln by st. simon by HaSsoscops
Mesa""O MI" Mns s:ccnS cOmOes Brown
Max. BY MaSmmcr9eeie Of 'h'T 1888 sovereigns allied
TO a sweepstakes Of ten soveregns each for three
yearolds. the second to rs'' won by a. ". coxs
brown colt Matabele By salisburyI,iHenname; l..
rassy bay colt deM D Msrf Say peo; The
Pnmbard' by Petrarch-Weaith. third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
A RECORD BROKEN AT OAKLEY.

o'CONNEIL. RUNS SIX FuRIoNGs IN liI%'
Oakley Ohio July 16.-The feature to-day was
the Brewers Stakes. value to winner $i'o"' "n.c"
proved to be the best six furonss ever run. u" 10
bio gsd,ny O,Connell won It easily by a length. In
1.ian making a new worlds record at the DIS
lance ever a regulation mile track Penury wen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
NIGILANT.
DEFENDER.
Ew AND OLD CONTESTANTS.

Here. for some reason. her course was quickly
changed and her tOpsail taken down. As
she came up with the wind. pointed down the
Sound fast steam yacht came by and showed
how slow In comparison - steam even the fastest
sailer afoat is. When the Defender was brought
back to her mOorings AT a little after o'clock
Mr. iselin declared himself better satisfied than
ever with her. 1t ls said that the Hattie Palmer
has on board of her TWO extra suits OF sails Tor
the Defender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
Failure or TIONAL BANK.

Seattle Wash. July ia dispatch from Everett.
Wash says that the Puget Sound National Bank
cosed It's doors yesterday by orders OF the direc-
tors The cause OF the failure Ia that for the last
three days deposltors have been quietly Withdraw
Ing hell denOsits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
IT IS FACT A. .j:s 4 !: :,.:;:;;:
on SKIN scalp Nervous and Blood Diseases andy
Facial Plemishes i27 w. 42lst. n. Y.
the first race in local record time. LOLA hVe TUT
longs Summaries;

the TlrSt TdCV III TO'dI fON"''' '
longs Summaries;
Frs, race (ive furlongs)-Penury 1i3 CWlamsS 70 =
won: Ben Eder i2l Nerkins) 10 70 J. secohu' '"e'~'
liz tCnorn). 3 to /. third. Time-l;oiA
Second rae. zone milc)-Ace 90 W Jones) 20 ~ov
t-nhuslasu iO2 oChorn) 70 l. second Leo LAKE, 10 '
brown, u To l. third Time-l;4l. - -
Third race NV. and half furlongs)-Rondo los tbet
ran1 Ia l. won Iandseer. 81 u)upee) % 10 T. seeo"''
Somre G g3 ,Hggins), Is to l. third. Time-i"o1
-. oo ,be Rrevers' Stakes: value 10 winner
q, ,' ,sx Snrlongs, % connel l2i o. McDonaldl %
Ia won. Caesaran ll3 lerkns), 70 J. second Isoai"
~, W." w 'vi1uamsI 100 to l. third Time-il2..
Fifth race mile and seventy yardsl-tlyng pu'enna
* .charn, ou won. Jane ITO CThorpe 70 l. second;
10 Snr' Tx wan Kuren) q 10 l. third Tme-l:48:
sixth race mile)-Newcom io nerNnr}t; co,a.:
Fleece 10. (Thorpe) 5 to l. third. Time-l;ias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
NETWORK sTEEPLEcHAsE ASSOCIATION

w
, ,rsstnp OF the stewards or the New-fork
c,ao,,schase Association was held yesterday AT
.h,ch II was decided TO announce an open stakes
% no run AZ Morris Park late In october or early
IN \ovcmber which shall close August 10 They
an ,,c,ude handicap steeplechases-one at three
,,,,os for 81 200 and at four miles for $1,000.
,rhr. will also be a steeplechase for mai"ei's d.
,,,n. ~ starting for 500. and one for nan ore'
hunters 10 be ridden by gentlemen or auau''.'
r,,.rs for 800 In money or plate. There VIII DC
,..o hurdle handicaps-one for $50 at mile All" a
half and one for $1,000 at two miles ana nan.
rho overnight races will include steepiechases anu
hurdle races with selling allowances; also races
,o- hunters both on the fiat and over the Jumps
and probably one or more races FOR h'sh-e'asS
horses at distance ~
I, w,s also decided 10 open stakes. to close oc-
,oher TO be run at the spring meeting APRIL io'"'
which shall include a handicap steepiechase lo'
&, oO at two miles and at three miles Tor s<'o'
There will also be a hurdle handicap at Two m'ieS
for q 400 and one three miles for I.o IL ID t"e
intention OF the stewards to announce STAKES "
c,ose early in the year early In the spr'ns los
haIf.bred hunters and other horses whose o"net \.
and trainers may wish to run at oistanre .. 30 -,
expected to run the first OF the spring
and hurdle handicaps on or ABOUT "eu"e'u~''
ADrll L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
MANY EYES ON DEFENDER.
.ur TAKES HER FIRST SPIN IN NEW
YORK WATERS

,,c CROWD AT NEW ROCHELLE WATCHES AND
csEERs THE EvOLUTIONs Oh THE NEW
yACHr-EXQUIsITE GRACE AND GREAT
SPEED sHowN-THE vIGILANT CUTS
THE WATERS OF THE BAY-AN
IMPROVEMENT IN HER
WORK - HER TOP
SAIL SPLIT
.w-Yorkers may be said to have had their
srst view. in home waters yesterday, of the new
..cht built to defend the cup
II was little before o'clock yesterday after
,oon when Commodore Andrews and the mem
Mrs of the NewRochelle Yacht Club. with
large number OF people who came to New-Ro-
rhelle on sailboats and little excursion steamers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
. pr-pcuASE BY PHILIP J. DWfER.

philip J. Dryer purchased yearlins cnesthus
colt by Hanover. dam Ripplette. from Elmer u
Raley yesterday afternoon. Tne colt Is no" ="
time next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
GREAT INTEREST IN THE TRIALS

Commodore Edward NJ Brown. OF the WV
Yacht club when asked by 1rIDuhe ''P
-, b,s oninion Of the relative merits OF th' D'
,,dor and the Vleilant, and what he though' """''
ohah,y no the result Of their races on SANDY iIooh
,o-morrow and Monday, replied: That's pretty
atmcuI, question to answer. The two yachiS "'e VI
rdicallv different types and the contest VIII De very
interesting on that account AS to the races 10 ~
called Tomorrow and on Monday. they VIII Simply
Ne mere preliminary canters over the course 10 CIV
Tho bio sloons q chance to stretch their sans ana
,uns M generally The trial races VIII demonstrate
The relative merits OF the two types II VIM anu
weather are suitable to that purpose. wou'd not
venture n premature opinion but prefer 10 wal. anu
.see what we shall see have never seen NaiKyrle
III and ca cannot make any criticism on her. vi
course American yachtsmen have confidence IN
American yachts but one can now foreteH the
result of either the formal trial races or Inc con-
Guiding international races"
A Cary Smith. a most prolific and sklfu Amer
ran designer among whose creations are {. W.
chapin's Jroouois w Gould Brokaws Amofl'a'
7 A. Kings Elsemarie. all schooners; inc sing
st,ckers Katrina. Cinderella and other wen known
~ ali and never saw the Vigllant out OF water
I'M two or three weeks ago. Both are unuou,p,
edly exceedingly abe boats, but before iy,ii,,'f
any positivc opinion as 10 their relative dpin.y
womb prefer TO them sail under such cohuiu g."
as would nut them to the sevcrest test-tnat 49, ~
ali Kinds OF weather and every tack w MAJ ",
dssgners on both sides OF the Atlantic COL !
know about yacht building would MI MANI v 90 -
volumes The business Is san In only al ,,h cor
mental stage and one can predic, VIII ,yne
Unity what new modified or composite |Pe
~ mc.ng yacht may yet be evolved
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
Following are the entries for to-day

..,s class. trotilng: pur~c ssoo-Grnyheld sr e. by
Greenfield: John Rramer. Ida r. blk M by 1 sranS
Iirooks. " II. IL. Achun Ike wilkes nI; '' by
Pamco or Little Tobc. br. s. by famIico; a. M' snr
umar,.rmarch b s. by Quartermas,er w j. Sn NS
Iiussar b. r. by sweepstakes W A. WYNN, i"', M,
Sillman: Theodore L. Arthur hnptrrh'' u,a ,,,u.y
Fayorte wilkes: Hudson River stock fnrh i''"a ~
M by Director. VI. i: Dewey rnS','" ,rs.,or'
Alcyone: John Kelly charles .'re"n en-; T.. u" va,n
John DAILY. Halvan. gr e.. by hadane' "eo's' ~ 49,
2:3o class; pacing: purse s+o0-teresford, b e.. ny
bermuda. Edward Ode Alandora, b. m. by s'e'n""tt
f. 8 Clayton Little Tim. CHI. g. by Aicy2nr IT, i..m r
Tracy Wilkes Pachen. b. g., 10y Madrid; ho,' s,.nnems
Gaaton Star Aicyone. b. H. by Aicyone x T. q
nowne wlamm X. b. h.. by FIX Dictator a nay" Nm
Scion H. by Aicyone g. ID Sheri w., III" x I'm
b. g. By Chestnut Hl; C. w sigourney Mr. fSie .nn
Cornwall Farm. Jucka M by volun'e ,, pTn
w J. sutton Hudson Boy b. e.: Frank h9we,, LII, LII,
cess. b. m; l. T.. Fleming. Vdaia. Dr. M by Aoda'"'
wilkes; Aaron Fowler - . .
BY Albert w.: r. !. Clayton. Lnkwocd Kate D. M ~
Llnkwood Chief Quito b. e. by ouartermas,te vi
j. snyder. Highland Girl. ch, m. by Young hisnlanu
Gray A. Fritz wasnsr vh h ~ Row jr
". A. wynn. Water Belle. b. m by st. be In - " !"
Thompson. Hayburn CHI h. by Nn,wood or UNA hY .,h
b. m. by Nutwood; A. f. Tracy Enloe H., py v onne
Prince Elmer f. stevens. Victor e. Dr. e., ny H. vii
Beecher. OF Kitty Maria M by Iar9n,m; MwS
Farm Mssau.oGn BY MeE"fn aro%s FAMINE
n E. a. ' By Nans kns yolney T5H. Tin
William craft Passaic. ~. J. Memorial: b M by
Fergus Mct;regor: d. II. Nichols Repetita D. M, Dy
Repeon II. p. Lippincott Leo. n oy ,nn,s,
booker p Allen Ike stlnss orme Prince Mama
1eld b h. by Mansheld John Kelly spendthrm,. britt. B. F.:
BY Wud-,Lsi y. eovp~, Aars L. b. ~ ny ""n L. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

Oakman Farm. Marigold ch. m by Eyria; l. T.. Flem-
ing Wilkes h. H.. C. w. Van Hoesen. Electric frince'
CHI h. by Nutwood; Broad & Hemingway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastorsA
When she was Child, she cried for Castorta
When she became Mis-, she chung to CastoriA
When she bad Children, she gavethem CastasiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

MEETING OF THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB
staten meeting OF the New-York Yacht Ciuo
mas called TO be held at the Cafe Savarn at p H.
Yesterday Commodore Edward NJ. Brown es-Co'n-
noodore s. Nicholson Kane. chairman OF the heRa''A
committee; Fleet Captain Robinson and secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
T,me IAN. IG'.. 2.ia'.. :'l''. -i'.'
~, -, ,eq .ruoTriNG Pt RISE 500.

Ben lngrahnm D. q, 10y '"'' ..............i |
founder ~. : 'l't''H 10 : Drooks,.. .
Gleason, b H. ny ..",a ,Iivn,d SMITH. ..... !
Aeolinn. en- e.. b' Nu'Wt"Dn =, Vr.ks,.... 2 3
charity, b. m. ~ 100" "n..v,. Gtir,u Dunlayb u II
Iecks BAD hoy T. r. y" ,,tnn,,n a. T. Allen -. /: 3
Nichcro'. b. e. pedigree u"N"'"" '''..,'..5 $40
General Grant * pedigree ""Nno~" . ' o
o..
Pete Currnn. b. X. hy 'h'''so '''"' ....... oil q
Nii, N ch M by Sir Waikiki o. fosr,; ~ :
% u'as,cr = rs Swccpstt kes 'N a Wyhni'" =
TN r "n'h' M, hv stephen \. Douglas hh j. >, ~ =,
Seer din
'"s''s"'' We .3i, s..3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
90, cr ass RoTTING-PrR 500. d'nnn'shei)

camlc CHI &. by Anaane e. h, ,anSn KEW; 10
bacons D. y, ny ., ~ ~ t;itt,a,. u
iussar b H. by swecpsakes wv A. wynn n,ns; = !.
iir,lc I,nnng b. m. by Princeton o. Snt') =
Lucky Baldwin. ch. <" Y seneca '"' '''.' 6 3 3
va,,e c,n,uiel Dr. IN. by Iamlico CA Mer- > ;.
rlneD ica,r,.. Mariin1...G 10 u !
Haltan. Rf- x uy ia" .,a,,. ~ u,ighu. 10 \
Oakland fTih'' y" ss,.I. m y I.ppncott,. 10 {?
MI, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
An EXTREMELY READY STARTER

The, big mainsail on the Defender was Slow
hoisted at about 2 o'clock yesterday ai'e'noo"
In preparation for trial trip on the 'ou"'
took a long time to get the canvas up anu -
seemed to some as II there were SOME "nueo'S'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

c.,h,u T. x by Cyrii. dam Molly Mh'hi''' -
H., un,chlesa o. = Gibhr) go. ,,,,..,.
Z.r,bi. hr m by KING Am,n,. dam M'"'' .
,t.im hv American Boy az X i"wn... 49,
san pedro Mk x. by bel sur a. H. f'" -
iuyp ...........s...t ~ ~
Ne wilkes Dr. e. by Grand Wilkes III - ? .
Ernesu .........---. 49,. ., s,,.r Il Z 3 ,
e,'j,n hr 4 hy Combat w. IL SNYDER,
U,ppy Promise b. =. by Happy Medium =" Z q q
= . Dir
Nnrhawk hr m by Nor,al tohn h"Iy,,,.,, "
Nellc ". m. by ho'lh "o''"' WV" 7 dis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23

The grammar schoolboy was reading
the paper when he stopped suddenly and
appealed to his mother.
Say. mother" he said, what does it
mean in the paper here where it says a
scared horse broke loose from where he
was hitched to a fence and tore down the
street,"
1T means just what it says" replied
the mother without thinking.
How can it?'' persisted the boy. How
could he tear down the street, There
amt anything for him to tear down. He
might have torn down the fence but not
the street.
yes. oh. yes" said the mother quite as
intelligently as before.
Il guess the paper made a mistake"
said the boy, fixing up his own eXplana-
lion. and it meant TO say he tore up the
street. I've seen the streets tore up Il
good many times laying street car tracks
and gas pipes and things.
He thereupon resumed his reading. and
his mother sat looking at him as if she
feared he might have an attack Of brain
fever.-Detroit Free Press
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
BY JOHN GILMER SPEED.
Copyright, 1895, by S. S. Mcclure. Lin
itedl

Copyright 1895, by S. S. Mcclure. Linn
ited.)
Abraham Lincoln's one close and
personal friend was Joshua Fry Speed
of Kentucky. All of the biographies
OF Lincoln appear to agree as to this.
The friendship began in 1887 and lasted
throughout Lincoln's life. Mr.. Speed,
who died in 1882. was man of great
reserve, and though often asked TO
write about Lincoln, always refused
upon the ground that he had not the
literary capacity TO do justice to such
a subject. He always was, however.
consulted By the biographers, careful
enough to seek original sources of in
formation, and usually gave to such in
quirers what facts and documents he
had in his possession. Once, however,
in 1874, 1 think, Mr.. Speed prepared a
lecture on Lincoln to be read before
some OF his friends. and from this I
Shall make extracts, and so let him
tell the particulars of the friendship
so far as possible.
In the spring of 1885," wrote Mr..
Speed, I first saw Abraham Lincoln.
He had been a labOrer, a fiat boat
man. a deputy surveyor, and for one
term member of the legislature. 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23

came along to the gate of humble
cabin in a town in Alabama just as an
old colored man handed a couple Of
jugs to his son, who was about 10
years of age, and said:
Now, julius. yo' gwan down to de
grocery an git a quart O. 'lasses in
one OBJ dem jugs an hurry back"
When the boy had gone said to
the father:
you didn't tell him to get anything
in the other jug. Is he going 20 leave
it at the grocery"
'.No, sah-gwan to bring il right
back home he replied.
But why send two jugs TO get a
quart of molasses2
Its jes' dis way sab. If ne only
took one jug he'd be powerful suah to
bump it or drap it an lose de 'lasses-
If he takes two he's jess as liable to
drap de empty one as de 'lasses enc.
an dad makes de odds in my favor.
Angling else yo'd like to ak about
white man ?"-Detroit Free Press.