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Miss Bette Douglas, one of Ard
more's most popular young ladies,
left this morning for q visit 10 Miss
Lula Lowe ~ sherman.
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J. W. Eaves, a leading and pros
porous merchant Of Lebanon, was In
the city today.
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Hugh Johnson q expected home
tonight from the 4. & ~ College a.
Bryan. His many friends viii be
pleased 20 welcome him.
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J.R. Mnlsap returned last night
from Paris, where he had been since
the frst instant.
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D. Redheld, the insurance man.
left this afternoon for Cisco, Texas,
where be goes ON business % impor-
tance. lie viii be absent several
days.
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A three or four room dwelling.
north of Main street.
li-tf J. NJ. LOCKWOOD g. BEo-
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Stolfa, the tailor, has q complete
line Of samples, and can suit every
body. n you look shoddy In your
clothes, get him to make you suit.
g2-f
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Everybody can hnd the place now
See their new signs Davis A sharp.
the BARRIERS. No. ifs Main street.
EFT
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Mason's fruit jars at Herndon's-

wANrED-To rent a couple Of M
furnished rooms with some goo
family. Call at Schmidt's meat ma
ket on Caddo street. s-St
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On account Of the meetings we
viii postpone our prayer meeting to-
night. Children's day exercises next
Sabbath morning.
a. a. MrfsFwfKfN
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For the cheapest and most bcauti-
ful line OF dress silks ever seen I'm
Ardmore, go TO Mrs. Kloskf's resi-
dence. EST
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Fox RENT-A four room house en-
good repair, dcsirably located, sf2-So
/ per month. Enquire az Wisnor ho-
tel fM-ff
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Pena Archard, % Lebanon, was
among the visitors 70 the city today.
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Twenty thousand pounds mixed
paint and lead, also wall paper cheap
for cash. e.. n. Mccoy. list
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ASSAULT TO KILL.
Was the Charge On which Robert Han
uton Was Held By judge Gibbons
Today-wm Go TO Paris.

Robert Hamilton, colored, Of Ran,
was up before Commissioner Gibbons
this afternoon on a charge OF assault
with intent To kill, the victim 70 his
wrath being Henry ROufy, also col
orcd. The evidence disclosdd the
fact that n buxom colored girl was
the cause of their trouble. She was
the sistcr-in-law OF Roufy and Ham
ilton was her sweetheart against the
wishes Of the former. In emphasiz-
ing his objection 10 her suitor he ap-
piled language more vigorous than
elegant and as a reward was struck
ON the head BY two and a half
pound stone, which, strange as IL
may seem, broke the skull and laid
the victim out on the ground. After
the difficulty Hamilton stated that
Il was his intent TO kill and that II
Roufy came at him again he would
use n forty-four. After reviewing
the testimony the court held the de-
fcudant 70 answer in the sum OF
$500. Deputy George Stewart will
20 TO Paris tonight with him for
commitment.
"a in. screen wire i2ic yd. Herndon.
Fresh blackberries at Brady Bros.
ii-tf
which Was It9
The ARDMoREITE learns from an
undoubted source that Bro. Robson
designated X. W. Dick the other
night as one Of the committee e
take up the collection. Now II there
is anything in which Bro. Dick does
take pride and interest IL Is making
collections, but on this occasion he
seems TO have outdone himself. As
our information goes, he was ethel
so greatly elated over the distin
guished honor conferred upon hin
or his conscience 50 lashed him foi
past dereliction OF contribution duty
that he actually put in $3.50 from hii
own pocket. AT any event Bro
Robson has accomplished a dea
of good, IL his Jealous labors shouls
fall short OF anything else more thar
the awakening Of our friend Dick.
Ice cream freczers at Hcrndon's.
DO YOU want a home in Ardmore
II so call on ;. J. Boyd, Office will
Dick x Brown. l2-ot
Use Colts mixed paint, guaranteed
not 70 wash on Of your house, hk'
others sold in Ardmore. e.. n. Nc
y T,,s list
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r. L. MeCarty, Of Houston, l. reg
istered at the Wisnor.
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Have you any business that you
wish TO dispose OF or do you want 70
buy out n business, II 50 call on $. J..
BOYD. ia-5t
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Fresh berries every day at Brady
Bros. Ii-tf
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Fans, silk mitts and ribbons in
endless variety and choicest designs,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-12

II YOU wish to sell or buy n busi-
ness lot, call on ). J. Boyd. i2-5t
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ae in. screen wire ISc I'd. Herndon.
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Don't forget that Davis a sharp,
the Main street BARRIERS, can give
you a nice clean shave or a good
hair cut
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81 hooks ID Herndon ).
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Berries by the crate at Brady Bros.
II n
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Use Colts mixed paint, guaranteed
not 20 wash on Of your house, like
others sold in Ardmore. q. n. Nc
80. list
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DO YOU want a home in Ardmore?
II so call on ;. J. Boyd, Office with
Dick 4 Brown. l2-5t
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Services this afternoon from to 5
md tonight at the tabernacle.
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"Thc Bible clearly sets out two
classes. ta- generated and unregen-
--.cd. The sin against the holy
ghost is the sin that damns a man on
earth. Don't trifie with God. Don't
profess religion and then 90 on and
laugh about il and say you were ex-
cited and didn't know what you were
doing. That man who is born again
cannot sin, for the seed remaincth
in him. Judas, when he betrayed
his Lord, was not as mean a the
man who drove the nails into his
tIesh on the cross; and the man who
crucified him was not as mean as
those of the nineteenth century who
are crucifying him afresh. Who is
doing this? It's the man who has
once been enlightened-once been
partakers of the holy ghost, and
turned his back upon the cross.
When a man once comes face to face
W tn the cross and Christ and turns
away, then and there is he doomed
he is trampling under foot and re
iecting the covenant made by the
( Son OF God whereby he may be saved
+ There are men here who have com
mitted murder, or robbed n bank OF
a train, in your mind. And young
lady, IL the thoughts you have hat
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not been thus consigned to the region OF de'"y.
In fact there seems to be a consensus OF eNpe
opinion that practically there is no need lo' "'
further racing between the Defender ana N's"
OF course. this only means that the opinions -
those whom The Tribune has consulted are h'aue
I'D These men assert that one Thoroughly S""'
factory trial In which there were no breaKises ~
mistakes. no undue advantages. is as convinc'hs d"
a hundred They ask: why repeat the proo' -
what has been made apparent"
The Defender has been tried In the method VIM"
Is chiefly necessary in the proof Of yachts ap's'
She has been sent up 10 windward on hiteeh-r,'e
heat and in a breeze In which there were no shi,S'
nukes or Gains Defenders orders were sn'p'e. ~
least they sound simple In print. All she hau ~
do was to climb fifteen miles into the winds eye
find and round buoy. and get back as soon a.
she could But do this In better time thah ''o
accepted best boat OF America was such TASK a.
none but heroes tackle. When Hercules undertooA
10 clean out the Augcan stables II was mere emu
play TO the attempt 20 clean out the Nisiiant III.
best boats OF foreign waters had tried ms anu
failed: and II yacht could know what IL WAS ~
feel nervous this was Defenders chance LOT !.
may be said that the eyes OF the wnoe "o'''
were turned on her in this. her first essay
On her performance yesterday the satisfaction Oh
sixty million people depended. on this also ue-
pended the fair fame OF great and worid-oeati"s
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
no AND FROM THE STATE CAMP

,,,r EIGHTH BATTALION STARTS FOR PEEKsKTLEA
AND THE TWELFTH REGIMENT RETURNS.
Tho sh Battalion left Its armory. Ninety hfth-st.
and Park ave- at 1885 o'clock yesterday afternoon
,r Ave companies, $40 strong under the command or
Major Henry Chauncey, jr. About thousand peop'"
were on hand to the soldiers or The pattahon
marched through Ninety-fifth-st.. Madson-ave ana
Cne-hundredth-st.. 10 the station OF the Ne"-io'e
Central Railroad. at Park-ave. and one-nunoreu
and-tenth-st where special tram OF h"e car.
,ook the troops to the State Camp at Peekski.
rh. mon were dressed In fatigue unform Win
t,an.ack. overcoats and canteens. large crowo
~ snec,ators WAS assembled at the station. Ak
paskskill the battalion Joined by the 7ah Hegi-
ment OF Buffalo.
The 18th Regime mt returned after week soJourn
q, the state Camp at Peekskill last night The reg
,roen, arrived at the Grand Central Station az
o,c,ock formed In Forty-thrd-st. and marchen up
FYfth-aye headed by the regimental band. wnaoo
met them at the station.
There were about seven hundred men. unoer co7s-
uand OF Colonel Heman Dowd. The young men oE
,he regiment were pretty well sunburned. ana Al
showed the effects Of their open-air life at camp
They reached their armory. at Sixty-second-st ana
x,,,b-ave lust in time escape a heavy shower.
The officers were pleased over the compliment pam
tho regiment by Adjutant-General McAipin wnen
thov were leaving camp. He told them he had n-
nected much from them. and was happy to say IN
his expectation had been fuhlled rs... 49,.
When the regimen, was marching up Flltn-sve:
- vas loudly cheered II passed the ciuDnouss
OF the 7th Regiment Veteran Association az r"'y-
eighth-st. and Ftfth-ave. ...~ n,
though during the last two or three Gays they soA'
fered considerably from the heat
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21

looked as II the Defender might be mile in the
iead. Inc next turn was made at seven minutes
atter clock. when the Defender made another
OF her nsntning turns. and went off the star
Doard tack. AT ll4 the Defender went about
again. before the Nigilant still sailing the port
TACK, lay over to starboard Only seven Of the De-
lenders crew were deck q moment after she
came about, and good view of her decks could
be obtained She was evidently doing great work.
although carping critics on the boats following
were sure she was going too far to windward.
For hall an hour the Defender had been do
Ing so rluch pointing in the wind and coming
about so frequently that she seemed to be los
Ing ground TIC many II seemed If the for
ing the gap that had been opened. When next
the Vigiant came about the had risen a
little. or at any rate had become more choppy,
and she sent showers Of spray in all directions
she sprang away to windward. When the
Defender tackled again six minutes later II was
seen that the gap between her and the Vigilant
not closing but opening.
As tho racers neared the stake buoy ii could
be seen that the Defender was making lots of
allowance for turning the flag Both boats
on tho starboard tack as they bore down
toward the buoy, but the Defender was far TO
leeward.
AROUND THE MARK AND AWAY FOR HOME.
Excitement was at its highest on the excur-
sion boats and yachts as the flyers neared the
buoy. 1t was hard to say at one moment which
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
we simply do not know how much better Vigilant
now is than she In England.

We simply do not know how much better Nigant
now Is than she was In England.
HOW TO GET LINE on THE CHALLENGER
In view Of this break in the connections the
writer makes n proposal which may prove OF IN
terest TO yachtsmen 1t could not be put into action
until the Vigilant people are satisfied that their
boat will he chosen 10 defend the cup; but II
at that time they will more take on board
the number Of extra men with which the
Vgilant sailed against the Valkyrie ii. and then
race the Defender, yachtsmen could IN this way
have n OF gaugng the Nalkyrie II, ana
thus through the Britannia, get at Nalkyrie IL
Il may be remembered that ValSyric III beat
fifteen mile beat. blowing hard. Between the two
English boats IT was anybody's race-with val.
kyrie slightly the better In Hight weather, but
beaten In heavy weather. II. .hen the Defender
beat the Nigilant. plus her latest improve
ments, and plus the twenty-five extra men piled
cit W.ndward, then connections VIII be INTRO
ducca which seem remote In words, but which
are in reality direct and reliable.
In this method the present Nig!ant would not, OF
course. be considered TO be the same boat as al
first but tho difference OF the ValkyrIe II's four
minutes could be- set off against this for the pur
poses of the comparisons.
The second & eat question TO be answered IL pos
slbc. by yes erdays race Is stil wreathed IN Ia
terrogatiCn points and the Yachting world Is as iar
as ever from knowing how Defender compares win
Vakyre In light weather. For a heavy day tnough
We have received sufficient ground for knowing that
Defenders powers have not yet been called 'ortn
She gives spa ,ndid Indications of possessing re-
serve OF power which made yesterdays race mere
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
GOSSIP AMONG YACHrsMEN.

The schooner yacht Columbia arrived here yester-
day from Hampton Roads. where her owner. D. d.
Perkins died suddenly from apoplexy aboard MS
handsome craft. Had she arrived day earlier
draft Of ten picked men would propaoiy nave oeeh
mt on board the Vigilant to augment her regular
crew OF twenty-five to "a racing crew OF thirty
FIVE men.
The schooner yacht Triton was on the ways OF IA.
G. Vintringham's marine railway, at Fifty-fourth-
st.. South Brooklyn. alongside the cosey clubhouse
OF the Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday, having ner
bottom scraped and painted ana Deihs o'he'"ise
put In thorough racing TRIM 1,,
Lloyd Phoenix and his old ghpmate. Colohei
SCHUYLER Crosby with DR.. David l.. Halght, OF tnls
city. are cruising in the auxiliary yacht intrepid.
along the coast OF Maine, on the way 10 Nova
Scotia Newfoundland and the Gulf Of ST. Law
renee They will not return I'LL fall.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
KNITTING MILL BURNED At WdTERFoRn

EMPLOYEES FORCED TO JUMP FOR THEIR hl'A
SEVERAL FIREMEN INJURED.
Troy. ~ Y. July M.-The Ford Manufacturing
comnanv,s knitting mill at Waterford and several
houses adjoining It we're destroyed by fire this AZ
,ernoon The loss will amount to about $loo0"' ana
IS partially covered by insurance. The hre starteo
in the drying room. and the building. wnich wa
a three-story wooden one. was burned 70 III.
ground in less than an hour. The flames spread
.n,d,v and the employes had to jump from the
windows to escape with their lives -
Seven families occupying houses near the mill
we're rendered homeless. The local fire department.
worked bravely. but It was necessary % ts sec%ss
anJ a y ain ghrre Several fremen were injured
81, NOT seriously The mill will be rebuilt as soon
~ o.' rn.sibla THE plant was almost destroyed oy
a. peariy in the spring and the machinery was
nracfically ruined.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
4 LITTLE BOY AND a BURGLAR

THE FORMER PIUCKII.Y HANGS TO THE TftiESD
coArrArIs AND CAUSES HIS ARREST.
Rernard Horn. fancy goods dealer. lives with his
wife and three children on the third moor OF 'ne .N
hor,e No 2S East Ninety-fourth-st The children
arc Samuel. eight years old; Jacob. six years and
babv in arms Mrs. Horn took the three cnudren
., car,ra, Park Yesterday afternoon and did not
-..,rr until after o'clock In the evening She uieo
her kew IN the door and found that she couio NOT
90, n into the keyhole. While she was trying 70
omen the door It was suddenly thrown open' ano .
man carving a bundle dashed out. He struck NJ
Horn with his fist full In the forehead KNOCKING neS
down. Little Jacob who stood next to his motner.
was also thrown TO the hoor and the man was soous
70 rim down stairs when Samuel caught his COAL
tails The youngster held resoutely ana yeneo
a, the ton OF his voice. The noise brought severaA
Of the tenants 10 their DOORS and the burglar oeean
10 see that his liberty In jeopardy. ne uns"y
shook the little fellow of. knocking the ooyssuano
AGAINST the easement hard enough 70 cut 80"
on rho hack Of his wrist, and then ran down The
stairs.
Some Of the tenants had called from the front
window and attracted the attention OF fo'cem0"
HIldebrand OF the East Eighty eighth-st. station,
who stood on the corner Of second-ave. Hildebrand
saw the man run from the house and on the stds-
wax drop a bundle which he was carrying. Ths
burglar as he lodged past the policeman called out
There Is some trouble back in that house The re-
mark did not deceive the policeman. who chased the
burglar and captured him. The bundle whicn She
thief had dropped contained three silk arSsseHs H
pair OF pearl opera glasses. tortcses shell hairptns
two pairs OF gold earrings q gold breastpin and
ssHSsn ssSs Of sSen sSd TSs he
as John Mackey. Two gold wstohes we're tornd
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
WHAT THE RACE SHOWS.

SOME POINTS WHICH MANY YAcHTsMEN HAVE
OVERLOOKED THE MARVELLOUS WORK OF THE
DEFENDER POINTED OUT BY AN EXPERT.
There were two large questions TO be settled by
the yacht race yesterday between the Defender and
Vigilant One has been settled. The other has
not
In addition n the story OF the great race. The
Tribune has endeavored to CLEAN from various
yachting experts collection OF opinions. which VIII
serve to advise the public concerning those more
technical details which In such general ebuIhuon
OF enthusiasm this sometimes for the moment
lost sight OF. In spite OF their value.
In regard to some yachts. great many races can
be before definite decision can snfeiy DC ar
rived at concerning individual mastery. IL ha'
taken about half a year of almost continuous rae
ing, first in the Mediterranean and afterward IN
British waters decide as to which is the better
boat Britannia or AiIss. But the first OF the TWO
discoveries which America has sought to make has
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
BOYCOTT AGAINST THE H. And NJ

v,rorrsArE GRocERs IN SOUTHERN CITIES WILL
REFUSE TO PATRoNIzE IT.
Charleston. s. c. July 20 (specIaD.-At meeting
-, ,hs Wholesale grocers Of Charleston this after
noon a resolution to boycott the Louisville ana
Nashville Railroad adopted. This action Is tns
result Of the recent convention held In Atlanta.
Resides the Charleston grooers. the merchants OF
.ixty-one other Southern cities adopted the same
action to-day. The wholesale men have been mink
INK Of doing this for long time. Inc cause Oh '":
hovco,, Is that the Louisville and Nashville road
ro,,sss 70 give dlfferentials IN freight rates on
goods shipped in carload lots II costs just as mucn
per barrel to get a carload OF nour over the Louis
vile and Nashville road as 1t does to get nve naf-
rels II is said that every road is willing 70 aox
Vashyiile and the refusal OF this road 70 sVe tnen
ksens the other roads from doing So IL $50
here that the wholesale grocers In every Southetn
city from Virginia to Texas. take part IN tns
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
SATISFACTION AT BAY RIDGE

THE ZIG BOATS WERE NOT THERE. But THE
YAcHTsMEN FELT HAPPY OVER THE RESULT
a great number OF people went down to Bay Ridge
after the big race expecting to get glimpse oil De-
fender and Vigilant when they had been Drought 10
an anchorage but r this they were disappointed
for neither Of the famous yachts spent the night al
Bay Ridge. A large number of yachts were an
chored ofs tho Atlantic Yacht Club house. and many
OF then had their owners and parties OF their
friends on board. Among the yachts was the
Colonia which anchored on Sixty-nfth-st'
Those ylchismer who were not on board their ves-
sells had lett for tn, ity or elsewhere. and rev
we're 1, be found at the clubhouse II was Dright
and gay enough orshore. around the anchorage.
out on shore things bore deserted appearance
Among the few salts 10 be found at the Atlantic
Club house wsra Commodore Hitchcock. Coionei
David f. Austen and Edmund Fish.
Much enthusiasm was manifested and satisfaction
declared at tn. result OF the race. Defender was
pronounced "A great racer and world -Deater .
AT The Atlanfic Yacht Club while the idea OF the
Englslman carrying of tho cup Is ?ooh-pooned YET
old yachtsmen have their minds sot on the iueA
that an American contestant should De centre
boarder and the Englishman a Keel goa as ex-
ponents OF the two different styles or yachting ar
chitecture AS yachtsman said last nisnt:
Give me an American centre boarder against an
English cutter every time. 49,,
Who everv one had q patriotic desire Tor the
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
SARATOGA COUNTY ELECTS DELEGATES.

Saratoga. July 20 (SpeciaD.-Republcan caucuses
were held In each election district Of the twenty
towns OF Saratoga County tonight Ninety aee-
gates were chosen to the County Convention 10 DC
held at Ballston Spa next Tuesday. when delegates
will be elected TO the new XXvIIth Senate District
Convention called for August !. The interesting part
of to-days contest between ex-State Committee
man Edgar T. Brackett. OF Saratoga Springs. ana
Senator Harvey j. Donaldson. OF Ballston spa tne
latter hoping to secure a denomination. me county
had besn thoroue rly canvassed by friends Of both.
and an unusually large vote was polled. Reports
from two.thirds Of the towns tonight show that
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
THE NIAGARA AGAIN A WINNER.

Bangor Ireland July 20.-It was intended that
the Aisa and the Britannia should race again to-
day. but while manoeuvrng for the start on the
port tack the Ailsas bowsprit struck the boom OF
the Britannia and the latter withdrew. The Aiisa
sailed over the course alone in fair time. The
twenty-raters started as follows:
Eucharis :t5:Io Niagara ........ll:io3o
II AN
The Niagara won the twenty-rater race hnisninng
Dakotah at 5:3s47. The Dakotah gets second place
ina all
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
PLEADED GUILTY OF BxBSszL4xyxr

Mobile. July 2o-George A. Pierce returnedtheo
yesterday from Abilene Tex. and pleaded guilty
to An indictment charging him with the suoosls-
ment Of $4,000 eight years ago from the Planters
and Merchants Insurance Company. OF Mobile. Of
which he was secretary at that time second In.
distment charging him with embssssment Of So.
900 from the company Was nolls prosssd. ;. The
case is OF interest BY reason Of q: psrstsnS aeat
the proceedings npAlly rssdAins TIE Qklee1Aofa4ai
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
gE TBREW HIS BABY ON 4 HOT ST0VH.

BRUTAL ACT OF AN INHUMAN FATHEH-fn"
CHILD BADLY BURNED.
Thomas Elliott and his wife. Hannah, OF NO. los
ror,,ethst Rrooklyn quarreiled over trfva1
matter last night, and Mrs. Elliott had ner no:s
broken by a blow from her husbands nst. E."oe'
then picked up his young baby, which mao 0e.n
knocked from its mothers arms. and thre" tno
child upon the hot kitchen stove Inc 9aoE EEusc,t
badlv burned and received scalp wound 1A'os'
xyao
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21

best boat to be pitted against the Brtisnrr. yer
there is manifested desire that the o.d DEFENDER
the NlgIlant be that boat.
A slight squall struck the boats ancnored OH ,ay
Ridge about o'clock last night ana lor ume me
there good deal OF eXcltenent anons tne
parties enioying themselves on board the various
yachts but no damage was caused