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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
1T IS Not MRS. PCRDY.
HER HUSBAND DECLARES THAT THE BODY
SUPPOSED TO BE THAT OF THE WOMAN
WHO JUMPED FROM THE PRIS-
CILLA IS NOT HIS WIFE'S.
CILLA IS NOT II

The body Of a handsome woman. about twenty
five years old, feet inches tall. and weighing
about 40 pounds was picked up yesterday after
noon at Woolsey Point Astoria. and taken TO Hal
let's Morgue. She had abundance Of heavy
black hair and was we'll formed. Her outer skirt
and a portion Of her underwear were missing The
remainder Of her attire consisted Of light calico
shirt-waist a blue belt with large silver clasp,
red and white striped pettcoat, new corsets, black
stockings and a pair of new high-laced shoes
There was no jewelry on the body, and nothing was
found in the clothing It thought that possibly
the body was that of the woman, now supposed to
be Mrs Purdy OF Yonkers. who committed suicide
by jumping from the steamer Priscilla, OF the Fail
River Line about $50 o'clock Saturday morning
of last week. while off Whitestone. on the way to
New-York
A Tribune reporter saw Isaac y. Purdy AT NO ia
Nepperhan-ave Yonkers last night, and read TO
him A description of the young woman. lie said
he was positive that the body was not that OF his
wife Previous to seeing Mr.. Purdy the reporter
had d talk with his father and mother. Ihey salu
that Mrs. Purdy left home on July b 10 Visit heI
parents in West Wrentham Mass. They received
a letter from her on Thursday Of last week, an
nouncing her safe arrival, but since that time ala
not heard from her again. -,
When she left home she wore a brown dress
trimmed with white braid, white undersklrt,
watch "A gold ring and diamond ring Her nalr
vas brown and a few days before starting she had
was her custom to express her trunk TO and from
Wrentham when visiting there and II she had leit
last Saturday the Priscil.a her trunk Would
have arrived in Yonkers on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
THE METEOR DRIFTS IN FIRST.
REGATTA OF THE ROYAL ULSTER CLUB sAlLEl
IN LIGHT WINDS.

REGATTA OF THE ROYAL ULSTER CLUB SAILED
IN LIGHT WINDS.
Bangor ireland, July 1.-THE Royal Ulster yacht
Club regatta took place to-day. The race IN which
tho greatest interest centred was that for yacnts
over 2O-rating for which all the crack BRUSH
boats and Emperor Williams cutter Meteor were
entered There was scarcely any wind, however
and the race degenerated into a drifting match' IN
which the German boat again showed her phe-
nomenal qualities as a light-weather sailor. Inc
conditions OF the race were as Follows:
Match open to all yachts over 2O-rating. FIRST
prize the County Down Cup, value 700, with TO
added by the club: second prize. fl5. Course, from
off Bangor round nagboats off Carrckfergus cas-
lie Blackhead, and the South Briggs, and BACK TO
the starting line; three times round fact RACING
Association rules and time allowance for hfty-
mile course 49,. ...,,.
The Meteor was the first TO cross the starting
line and at once began to draw away In the hgnt
air she continued TO hold her advantage. and
finally the breeze died away altogether leaving
0at calm which caused the Caress, Samantha, Aisa
and britannia TO give up the The Meteor
drifted home on the second round, when the race
was stopped because OF the absence OF wind To
the Meteor however, were awarded the cup ana
money prizes. ,,, >-, or.
among the starters In race for 2O-raters Inc
former won, with the American boat second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
NETWORK CITY.

The Santarium for Hebrew Children will have a
train excursion Monday out on Long Island and a
boat excursion Wednesday next The boat VIII
leave East Third-st. at a. m.
President f. p Barker Of the Tax Department ex-
poets to leave the city in a few days for Fort
nights vacation at Nantucket
pictorial pamphlet, with covers as white as tho
uniforms Of the streetsweepers. has been puohsned
by the Martin B. Brown Company, 10 preserve IN
permanent form the record OF the first parade or
tho Street Cleaning Department OF this city. on
Nav a II contains a number OF fine Photographic
views Of the parade. together with official docu-
monts and newspaper reports
The body OF the who was found IN the
reservoir in Central Park early Thursday morning
was positively identified yesterday as that OF Chris
topher Weir a German cook. ffty-four years old
and a wdower. The identification was made ny
William Walsh a saloonkeeper.. of No. 81 Front-st
for whom Weir had been working for period OF
about nine months as cook and bartender Walsh
knows nothing Of Wer's relatives. but thinks that
he had brother and sister in some Southern state
Magistrate Wentworth. In Harlem Court, yester-
day dismissed the case Of Miss Mary Mcdowell or
No s37 Sixth-ave. against Policeman John H.
Dryer Of the East Fifty seventh-st. station. This
was the case where the officer hit with his club
and skilled the young, woman's dog. which was
swapping at his ankles in front Of the Cathedral
Frtieth-st and Fffth-ave. on the morning OF Sun
day. June q.
The A. J. Muller Association will hold its annual
outing at Suhr's Flushing Avenue Park. Maspeth
Long Island, tomorrow. Dancing will begin at 2
D. m. There VIII be several contests in bowling
and shooting. for which prizes are offered.
John Jaeger the converted Anarchist. will ad-
dress a meeting Of men at the Harlem Branch Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, No. West
One-hundred "A twenty ffth-st tomorrow after
noon at 430 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
MIXED RACING At ,tEDFORD.

Medford. Mass. July -3.-~>S.shtful weather
caused a large attendance At, the Combination
Park races to-day. In the UNFINISHED 2:l3 race or
Yesterday b. B. was strong ravorite having won
the last heat trotted yesterday. and his friends
were not disappointed. In the first heat OF to-day
b. B. won handily but in the next heat, although
he finished first Rebus right at his shoulder
all the way around and put up rafting race
The $50 class was not exciting Nyanza took
the heat. and then Blackstone Brino had ttle
trouble taking the next three. FaScui was
Winnie Baron proved the better slayer and secured
the next three ana the race. The 2:0s pacing race
was comparatively easy for Woodshed after the
first heat Brennan took the 2l6 pace, an easy
winner in three straight summaries:
2I3 CIAss-PACING-PrR $500 concluded.
r. b.. TO e.. by Veto. jr. FoW......n !
Oddly ch. h.. by Sidney 90 NeiD .....
Rebus. b. &. by Chester"o"d dar- . , y
T Gee2s ssl.. 26,. 25,.. 2:i6 2:ies 2i5 . 2:i5a.
2:so CIAss-TROTTING-PUR $500
blackstone Brine blk. h. by Wooibrino Marsh l !
Nyanza. b. m. by Quartermaster dionnel...... \
'''" DE- Time|22ii. 2:2i,. 2:2Ss. 2:249.
900 CLASS PACTNG-PURsE $500
woodshed. CHI H. by J. X. shedd (S'erling,.. !
Moonstone. b. m. by Mambrino King Jcnes,. 2
'~''''' Time~2:i4s.. 2:l4ia. 2:i5is 2:15..
2:4o cLAss-TRoTTING- PURSE 500.
Winnie Baron. by Brown Wilkes Gohn- :,
Fascul. b. M by Alone OBlanchard). ........ :
''D '''''' fme~225. 22is., 2:22, 2lsl,
PIG Cr.Ass-PAC1NG- PURSE $500.
Brennan e. g.. by Gambetta Wilkes McClary).. !
Elk c., m. Ciilles). ..'..'.....''.'
N''''" ''''' u Time 49,. 2i7is. 2I7'..
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RUMORS or A GAS DEAL DENIED.
REPORT THAT THE COMPANIES ARE TO MOVE
THEIR PLANTS TO LONG ISLAND CITY.

The story has been circulated again that comb-
nation Of all the gas companies Of this city and
Brooklyn has been effected. and that thus a capital
of $1,000 900 has been pooled. This time the type
written statement IL sent out that \he companies
In this city all going TO sell their land here, and
move their plants to Long Island City. and there
make the works OF the East River Gas Company a
nucleus for one great plant.
Inc president Of one OF the leading companies
mentioned In the statement said yesterday: There
Is word OF truth In the story. Nothing of
the kind Is contemplated. II Is stock jobbing
rumor."
oscar f. Zollikoner secretary of the Consolida ted
Gas Company, said: This Is the first have heard
OF anyt hing OF the kind. There IL nothing In it,"
II. H. Holins II said. OF the heavy
negotiatOrs in the rumored deal. He out OF
town yesterday.
James A. Hartman, one OF the partners OF II. b
Hollins * Co. said: There Is nothing OF the kind
going on IL may be done some day. II has been
done in other cities but In these times nobody would
think OF IT,"
The rumor OF the proposed consolidation reached
BROOKLYN yesterday. Tribune reporter visited the
offices OF the Brooklyn Union Gas Company In
Remsen-st and sent his card In to Assistant Treas
urer Stoddart who replied By the messenger that
consolidation. The officers OF the Brooklyn Com
pany are George W. Young. president: r.. H. Chap
man. treasurer and +. W. Wilcox. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
GUINNESS WINS THE wINGFrELD SOULS.

London July 1.-THE rowing race for the wing
field Souls which gives the winner the amateur
s,ulling championship Of England. took place TO-
day on the regular Thames championship course
from Putney TO Mortlake. The Hon. Rupert Gum
ness of the Leander Boat club the winner or the
Diamond Souls at the recent Henley regatta, peat
Vivian Nickalls the holder OF the Ninglem Sculis'
by two lengths In the race for the same trophy
las, year Guinness was ptted against Nckas. but
the fortune OF war was all against him. lie rowed
with a new scull and Old one. For a mile ne
made desperate race. and just as ne had NickalIs
arparent,y at mis- mercy one Of his wr.sts gave
way and Nickalls had only TO paddle in TO win
the prize Guinness was u better form this year.
and MS victory to-day way "A decisive one nder
the rules governing the contest he Will hold the
s,ulls
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Departure Of 9th Regiment for State Camp.
Long Island Amateur Rowing Association re-
gatta Flushing Bay, p m.
Queens County Jockey Club races. Aoueduct z~
D. m.
Plumbers annual festival and games. Harlem
River Park, 1:30 p. m.
Golf tournament Shinnecock Hills. Long Island
Larchmont Gravesend and Ossning yacht ciuo
regattas
Tennis tournament, South Orange. 2. m
Music in Central, Bronx Claremont. Crotona, Ce-
dar St Mary's and Van Cortlandt parks. p m.
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pt,1r ADEJPHIANS WIN AT CRICKET.

The Belmont Cricket Club' OF fhiiauelp'i"'
played the second game OF IT'S New ORR Se,''H
Yesterday at Prospect Park and gained another
,,or,, ov.r the Manhattan Cricket Club by a
margin of l07 runs. The game was made note
worthy by the fine bowling of j. h. King OF inc
visiting team, who secured all the Manhattan
wickets clean bowled for 20 runs. This Is the
first time on record that the feat has been per-
formed here ,,,.. .,.,,ar
could do little. a. e. Copeland and w r. Nard Pc
Inc Tho only men TO obtain double figures. and the
innings were over for %. Against this BELMONT
put on l59 j. Il. King. Pacey and f. Mathews All
doing good work The following is the score:
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AT LAW ON EVERY SIDE.
A FORMER GARDENER OF THE REMsENs STARTS
IN TO MAKE THINGS INTERESTING.

A FORMER GARDENER OF THE REMSENs STARTS
IN TO MAKE THINGS INTERESTING.
John Seaman a former gardener for Phoenix Rem
SEN OF Babylon. Long Island. has begun suit
against the latter claiming $50 back salary gar
dener He has also begun suit for SIS for services
as valet.
In the Supreme Court Seaman has begun suit
against Remsens daughter, Mrs. Woodruff Sutton.
for alleged false arrest and imprisonment.
While he was still In the employ Of the Remsens
Seaman was arrested charged with stealing shirt
waist The complaint made by Mrs. sutton.
He was tried before jury and found not guilty.
Alfred w. Remsen. OF the millionaire. was
arrested on the complaint OF Seaman. He alleged
that the boy broke into his house and stole dog.
When the case up. 1t was shown that an en-
ployer had a right to enter building owned by him
and occupied by of his help. and the charge
against young Remsen dismissed
Mr. Remsen refuses to discuss the affair and
refers uuestioners 10 his lawyers.
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FINALLY SUCCEEDED AT SUICIDE.

The body of the woman found in the East River at
Ninety-hfth-st and taken to the Morgue yesterday
morning was identified AZ ocock last night by Sig
mund Iederer OF No i2s East Seventy seven hist,
professional nurse that OF his wife Selma. Led
erer said they had been married six years and had
little girl two years old His wife had been III for
the last few months and evidently had become de-
mented She had suicidal mania recently. Last
week she attempted to take her life by nhaling
Illuminating gas. and Saturday last She again at
tempted suicide by cutting one OF her wrists. She
disappeared at 3 O'Clock Monday morning from her
home while the OF the household were asleep
That was the last seen OF her by her relatives or
friends
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RACING AT SANDOWN.
THE KINGSTON Two-YEAR-oI RACE WON 81
RIUEWATER-ST FRUSQUIN WINS
THE ECLIPSE STAKES


THE ECLIPSE STAKES
London July 1.-THE twenty-first renewal or 'he
Great Kingston wo-Year-Old Race OF 90 SOW
ereicns the owner of the second horse TO receive
20 soyereigns out OF the race. five furlongs, look
place at Sandown Park to-day, and was won 10y
the Duke of Westmnster's b. I. Bluewater' by
Blue-green-Rydal. r. Cannon's b. C. Hylaeus' ny
Observation-Disclosures was second. and II. X. H. the
Prince of Waless b. c. st. Nicholas. by ST. serf-
Fortuna was third
The ninth renewal Of the Eclipse Stakes or loVU
soyereigns the second horse to receive 800 SOW
ereigns the nomnator Of the winner 800 sovereigns'
and the third sovereigns out of the stakes 1or
three and four year ods. Eclipse STAKE ours
(about a mile and quarter. was won ny l.eopoln
de- RothschiIds b. C. st. Frusqun. by ST. Simon
Isabel three years old The Duke OF Westmin-
ster's b G. Regret by Sheen-f arewell three years
old was second. and the Duke of Portlands b. e.
Troon by Hampton-Atalanta, four years Ola;
third The only other starter was the DUKE g, OF
Westminsters br c. Labrador, three Years , ol,'
ST Frusquin easily by length and a haiI'
and Regret finished a length ahead OF Iroon'
Tine-2:12 40 The betting was TO on ~. frus-
quin. to l against Regret and to against lrooh'
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I-Nn or THE SAGINAW MEET.

Saginaw Mich. July 1.-THE closing OF the Grand
Circuit here marked a successful meeting Every
race was filed except the 200 pace, ana darkhess
would have prevented that Summaries
2:4 CLASS TROTTlNG-PuRSE 5000
pig Timber b. h. by tsoodwood jr Knowles) ! !
X rims b h.. 10y Sphinx tA'nod) -
Lynn Bourbon. br. by BOURBON Wilkes = o y
Tme-22ll3 2;i9'z. 22o' 2;2
PA CI.ASS-PACING-MANtF elHhh-
$1,000.
Heir at-IAw. blk. h.. by Mambrino KING , q,
shcrroan clay ch e. by clay Dust dococO
bessie Leach br m by Gamorito 11utchins) " Z
Time-2l5. 2:lja. 26, 2:l9t. 2;lo'a
2.12 S-rROTTlNG-PU RISE 5000
pravaao blk h. by Kertucky wilkes d)oble).... j I
Newcastle b. h.. by Comedian (Splanl .
Ma. - u nv K .nucky Wilkes fMcCarthy)..... 8
'''-s' ~ ' Time-2:1li2 2:12. 2:l3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
PLANS OF THE YACHT CLUBN
THE LARCHMONT AND SEA CLIFF RE-
GATTAS.
PROGRAMMES FOR ro-pAYs AND NEXT WEEKS

PROGRAMMES FOR To-DAY's AND NEXT WEEKS
RACES ON THE SOUND.
From, this morning until Saturday night OF next
week there will be n constantly charging scene III
and about the clubhouse OF the Larchmont facht
Club at Larchmont. on the SOUND IL ~ 10 D
known as racing week. and there VIII be races every
day Sunday. OF course, excepted sunday eVe"i"s'
however will be made the occasion OF sacred con-
cert To-day there will be an open regatta ior al
classes which Will In a take the place OF
the seventeenth annual regatta, which was post
poned from July on account OF fog' a" vi Tie
eighty or more boats entered at that time are eN
pected to be hand to-day In addition there VIII
be a special race for schooners in CRUISING Trim II
is needless TO enlarge upon the fact that the Larch
mont cuhmen will keep open house during the
week for yachtsmen and Their friends me nos
pitaity Of the organization Is as unDounded as It's
sportsnanllke spirit is broad and falr'
The Sea Cnn Yacht Club will hold its annual re-
gatta on July Is. The race will be open to yachts
enrolled I'm any organized club. the committee re-
serving the right TO reject any entry classes VIII
be as follows: Cabin sloops and cutters in 81, 49,
"a 20 and 25 foot classes; cabin catboats. ~ ana
o5 foot classes: open catboats fixed ballast ~ ana
% foot classes. There will be special classes lot
90 footers and half-raters. Prizes will be given III
ALL classes in which two or more boats start Inc
race will be sailed under the rules or the iac".
Racing Union Of Long Island. and must be saiied
with a time limit Of seven hours. The start VIII
be at u O'Clock noon. and preparatory ana start
ing signals In the different classes VIII De as
played on the judges steamer. The course Tor 'he
81 A. S6. 30 and % foot classes VIII De from tie
stakebcat's line to and around Execution Reel
buoy and 10 and around Matinnicock Point buoy, 20
and around Execution Reef buoy. and thence across
the finish Inc OFF the clubhouse For the sihdliei
bo,ts the course will be across the starting lhe' "
and around Execution Reef buoy, thence 20
ana around Mai!nnicock Point buoy. and thence 10
and across the finish line off the clubhouse. a spe
cal steamer will be chartered by the club 10 con-
and
which only a limited number OF tickets VIII DE
sold
The seawanhaka Corinthan Yacht Club will to-
dav hold a race for the Alfred Roosevelt Memorial
Cup
TIE Gravesend Bay Yacht Club announces It's
annual regatta for to-day, to be sailed over the
club courses There are forty-six entries IN the
various classes and interesting contests arc an
tic pated
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club. that famous pro-
mo;er of purely Cornthian interests In yacht sail
ing announces its eighth annual regatta for Sat,
urday August /. There Will be races IN an
cIa SEES arranged under the Yacht Racing Union
rules and special prizes will be awarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT AKKIV HI]o M ITII1 'fO'
ASTOR-The Rev Dr. T. De witt Talmage. o.
Washington FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Senator )
Sloat Fassett. OF Elmira. and Judge Henry %
Tompkins OF Atlanta GILSEY-General w. 8. C.
Wiley Of Governor Mortons STAFF. HOFFMAN-
Senator John w. Daniel, Of Virginia; ex-State con
troler Frank Campbell. OF Bath. y. Y; Sainuel A.
Beardsley OF Utica and Sir Edward OMalley
Captain Rose and Lady Cecilia Rose. OF England
HOLLAND-Mrs. John A. Logan, of washington
D. c. NORMANDlE-J. Howard King. or Alpany.
WALDORF-Jose Lmantour Secretary OF FINANCE
of Mexico Robert C. ogden, of Philadelphia;
George f.. Halsey. OF New-Jerscy; Swits Conde, OF
Oswego. and Bishop Wilson. WINDSOR-Generai
Rufus II. King, OF Albany.
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wAsHrNGToN. .: MILWAUKEE. I.

Milwaukee, July 1.-THE Brewers played an exhi-
bition game with the Senators to-day and lost
despite the eight errors of the opposition The
score was a tie in the ninth, when Abbey maee Il
home run. The score:
milwaukee, II
Washington ..................O y U y y y -
Hits Milwaukee. s: Washington. \ Errors-M Milwaukee,
6: BatteriesJones. Nonmaker and spear
German and McCauley. Umpire Mcdonald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
THE RORY RACING LAW UPHELD.

Indianapolis. July 1.-THE State supreme court
this afternoon upheld the Roby racing law OF 1885,
and struck severe blow al racing In that ihaiaha
suburb Of Chicago. The case came up on appeal
from. the decision OF the Lake County Circuit Court
which refused TO grant Injunction to prevent
racing at the Sheffield. Forsyhe and Roby tracks 80
long ~ the law. which provides that racing shall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
CLEVELAND. 70: BOSTON. Z

Cleveland July l7.-Both pitchers were hit hard
to-day but Young was the steadier Of the two
and besides he had better support. The bad
fielding done behind him discouraged Sullivan, and
toward the end of the game he was hit almost at
will The game was interesting at first, but after
Cleveland took the lead ii was slow and dun. AZ
tendance 1909. The score:
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 q x-lk
Boston ......................1 0 / I
Northumberland 10: Boston, 16. Errors-Cleveland
4. Boston Batteries-Young and O'Meare; Sullivan
and Terry Tmpire-Hurs
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CANADIANS WIN AT BISI,EY

London, July 1.-THE shooting contest for the
Kolapore Cup took place at Bisey to-day The
contest was participated In by the British. Cana
diam Guernsey and Jersey teams OF eight men.
each firing shots at distances OF 900. 500 and
COO Yards The cup was won by Canada. The
suit of the shooting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18

strong wind blew across the range and greatly
interfered with the accuracy of the shooting
The victory of the Canadians was loudly cheered
by The large crowd Of spectators present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18

OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY

At Paterson-Paterson, 3, Wilmington,
At Providence Providence, I: Buffalo. 3
At Philade phia-Newark. s, Athletics, D.
At Wilkesbarrc-Roc g. Wilkesbarre, 2.
At embellishments s. Albany. 8.
AT Scranton-S Syracuse. S; Scranton, 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18

London July i7.-The canoe Yankee. owned by
W W Howard. OF New-York. took part to-day IN
the regatta OF the Royal Canoe Club. The Ameri-
can boat won the clubs 50-guinea challenge cup
heating her English competitors % minutes and 3
seconds over ten-mile course. The regatta TOOK
Mace off Burnham, in Essex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SUNDAY. JULY \
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel For Line Mail. close. vessa "A
Campsnia Liverpool Cunard ........ 100 a i0NpsS
la Normandie Havre, French..... BOD m e0sA
Maasdam Rotterdam. Neth-Amer.... 800 m 1905 q
FurnessIa Glasgow Anchor ........ 10 10 a l2MS
Island Copenhagen. Thingyaia ......llco m i9e q
Athos (;reytown 4. las ............ 10 20 nnn
Seneca Yucstar. y & Cuba. 30 n lMeg
New-York. Turks Island. Clyde. lOp N s@pS
MONDAY. JULY 20.
Alliance Colon. Columbian. ....... 1000 n i1Mn
Ciudad Condal Havana, Spanish. 1902 n 1925
TUESDAY. JULY 81.
Seminole Charleston clyde. y3DH
Kansas CRY Savannah ----...-.... e@eS
Traye Bremen, y q Loyd........-- 100 q WWsa
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sTANBURY REFUSES THE MATCH.

Toronto Ont July 1.-THE offer OF a $500 purse
for a sculling match between Gaudaur and Stan
bury at Vancouver. b. G., has been withdrawn on
account OF Stanbury refusing 10 go there Iaudaur,
accompanied by Hanlan, Durham and Hackett, lelt
here for Halifax to-day Gaudaur VIII probably so
10 England In September 10 meet Stanbury
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not be held more than fifteen consecutive DAYS AZ
any one track was not violated. The Supreme
COURT holds that the three tracks are owned 10y one
corporation, and that the Sheffield and forsythe
tracks were constructed for the purpose OF
evadlng the law by racing fifteen days ON each,
thus making the racing continuous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
BELMONT 9. g.
AUSTRALIANS AHEAD IN CRICKET

London July lin the cricket match begun at
Manchester yesterday between the Australian and
All-England teams the Australians finished their
first inning to-day with score or AZ runs. The
AiliEngland eleven finished their first inning with
q score Of 231 runs