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New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
L4RCHNONT YACHT CLTB REGATTA
TO BE SAILED on july 5-PRIZES TO BE
COMPETED FOR

To BE SAILED on JULY 5-PRTZES TO BE
COMPETED FOR.
The eighteenth annual regatta df the I.archmont
Yacht Club will be sailed on Monday. July }. Mem
bers Of the New-York. Eastern Scawanhaka Cor
inthian Atlantic. American, New Bedford, New
Haven, New Rochelle. Cornthian. Of Marblehead: {:
Hull Douglaston Indian Harbor. Riverside. Horse
shoe Harbor, Cornthian Yacht Club, Of Phladel-
phia Sea Cliff Knickerbocker. Huguenot and Shell
ter Island Yacht clubs invited to enter their
yachts
The club will present to the winning yacht In
Class B a cup which will be known the Co,
Cnp. The name OF the yacht winning this cup
will be inscribed plate upon the base OF the
Commodore's Cup which presented to the club
in 1898 by the late Commodore Caldwell H. COLI.
which remains In the possession of he club.
Prizes will be offered in each class wherein two
yachts start with full intention OF completing the
course and In each class wherein three or more
yachts start with like intention a second prize
Will be given and in each class wherein five or more
yachts start with like intention a third prize will
The preparatory signal for the start will be given
lows:
Schooners- Series A-Class A. all over a5 feet
racing length: class Il. Not % and 81
feet racing length: Class c. Not over 70 and over
- feet racing length; Glass F. not over 10 feet racing
length.
soops. cutters and yawls-seres A-Class G. all
20 feet racing length: Glass II. %
and over co feet racing length Class j, not over 60
and II feet racing length.
Series B-Class *. not over u and 43 feet
racing length Class l.. not - and 80 feet
racing length: Class NJ % and over 20 feet
racing length: class " not 80 and over -
feet racing length
Series Glass p. not % and over 20 feet
racing length Class q, not over 20 feet racing
length
Mansail yachts-Class s. all over % feet racing
length: Glass r. all 2J and over % feet
racing length: Class V, all not 20 feet racing
length
Al yachts in Series mus; have measurer's GER
ticatc for 1891 Each yacht shall carry her private
signal at the main peak. and display her racing
number above the reef points at a equal distance
from the lUff and leech both sides OF the main
sa The time of yacht will be taken unless
she shows her number assigned for the season ~
1870 on her mainSail The steamer Albertinl which
has been chartered for the OF the members OF
the club and their guests. viii leave East Thirty
frst-st. = III. sharp, and the clubhouse at
1890 a The propeller Mary r. Gordon will
transport members and guests from the club foa:
20 the Albertina and back.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

Uappv are the holders Of shares IN racetracks, tor
they shall have large dividends. This does not
apply New-Jersey. where the wrath oi '"c
righteous hath made barren and desolae the tryst-
places OF the politicians. the bookaKers anu t''
lovers OF cinches The large attendance at inc
Sheepshead Bay racetrack on Saturday caufeu 'he
officials TO smile as sweetly Sugar Trust lopDy-
ist Even II the patrons OF the track. who were
treated 10 two such magnificent spectac!es as the
race for the Stirrup Cup and the Steepechase were
slightly dissatisfied. and the persons VINO Del OH
Zanone were thoroughly Disguised with the placing
OF Dolando first. the liberal patronage Indicates
permanent revival o. racing. providing that some
concessions are made TO the horseowners ana the
public.
Many owners. are making preparations TO snip
their horses to Saratoga as to have them READY
for the fall meetings
At the Sheepshead. Bay track the work or Inc
horses begins at the first streak OF daylight. NO
matter how early trainer may attempt 10 WORK Il
horse the touts are present I'm force. Later IN
tho morning large numbers OF men visit the track
10 witness the horses put through their PAGES James
Rowe provided the spectators with something 20
talk about yesterday by giving Elkns trial al a
mile Elkins startled the onlookers by covering mile
in liO without being urged at the finish. 1t Is
pity that Elkns has inherited the obstinacy OF his
sire. tncas. Elkins Ii a veritabe 1remargo al uie
post hut he does not attempt TO KICK MS opponents
to pieces before the start.
OF his ruptnred eardrum. and went out on his yacht
Belmar with a party OF friends yesterday.
Riley Grammar is going SLOW has given up plung-
ing and Is of the quieteSt, most sedate
young men attending tho races.
The Sivcrbrook yearinss attracted an unusually
large crowd OF h0rsemen, who were well pleased
with tho display made by them. l.. O.. Appleby
present to that everybody had an op-
portunity TO view them. chestnut colt by Knight
of Ellerslic of Silver Blue Is handsome year
n"d denotes quality and brecd~, -
of his makeup. Another of the Knight OF Ellcrs-
lie out of Belle Daley. is real beauty to look at.
and the experts who present were unanimous
In their opinions that H. would surely make sue
on the turf. brother 10 Henry of Navarro
is likely 10 fetch handsome price. as he Is con-
sdered by many wise turimcn so much bet
ter than his illustrious brother At the same
age. In fact the entire lot is far above the aver
Of yearlings that have been sold up to date.
Their splendid appearance caused Mr.. Appeby to
receive many congratulations upon his success as Il
breeder.
James B. Haggn Is the foremost breeder in Amer
tea His thoroughbred breeding establishment at
Rancho Del Paso is easily the most extensive in
the world Notwithstanding the fact that he sends
more thorouChbreds TO the market than any other
single breeder in this country abroad. MI fIaggn
il liberal patron at the sales of other breeders.
1t is likely that he will have several OF his recent
purchases trained. and will sell them after they have
been 1eNelODpl
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
TO PLAY YORKSHIRE NEYT.
THE PHILADELPHIA CRICKETERS AT SHEFFIELD
TEAMS WORK so EAR

THE PHILADELPHIA CRICKETERS AT SHEFFIELD
THE TEAMS WORK so FAR
Sheffield. England. June '27.-The visiting team ot
American crcketers arrived here to-day. and to-
morrow they will face the champion county team
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The visitors expressed
themselves as highly satisfied with their weeks
stay in London although they considered that they
would have won their game against Oxford Past
and Present but for their ill-uck regarding the
weather.
The visitors met old friend here in Lord
Hawke. who IS well known to crcketers all over
the world He glad to have an opportunity OF
returning OF tn" hospitality received in Phila
dephia and the stay of the tourists in this city Is
likely 10 be "A pleasant one.
The averages Of the Philadelphia cricketers In
England have been made up TO date. and, although
tho team has FAR not proved very successful the
figures indicate good work on the part OF several
of tho batsmen. J. A. Lester and A. NJ Wood
especially have done spendidy. and H. c. Thayer
ard g. Coates have improved considerably In the
last few matches. The following are the records:
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

THEIR MINT FOUND AFTER A long SEARCH.
IN TIE WILLIS OF ARKANSAS

THEIR MINT FOUND AFTER A LONG SEARCH.
IN TIE WILLIS OF ARKANSAS
Little Rock. Ark June 27-Deputy United States
marshals attached 20 the Fort Smith Court have
captured three men, whose arrest. Ii IS believed. has
efectualy broken up the once famous band OF coun-
feiters known to Secret Service operators all
the United States a. the Bu.lfrog Valley gang. II
was one Of the most dangerous bands Of counter
feiters that have operated in the United states in
recent years The gang had branches FOR the pur
pose OF floating bogus money IN nearly all the prn-
cpal cities in the country and even. the Secret
Service men say. in Toronto Canada. and the Ci;y
OF Mexico Some of the most noted counterfeiters
and confidence men In the country rs mom-
Court held In this city. eight indictments were re-
turned against members OF the band. These men
are now custody awaiting trial. Several other
members of the gang have recn convicted OF pass
ing counterfeit money IN various cities. ana are
now serving terms OF imprisonment
The Secret Service headquarters In Little Ro X
has received Information i!om Fort Smith that
on OF that district have succeeded in capturing
three more members Of the gang. i e the opinion
~ the officers that the capture OF those men e.
fcctuaNY wipes out the gang. The members OF the
gang sought remote spot in the Businesses in he
mountains Of Pope County. Ak. and settled there
tiVes and adapted themselves 20 thcr customs
such degree that lbe residents Of the county
paid no attention to them sHpposing the men 20
Dc honest nOuntaiueers. The money was manu-
featured IN ;he mountain mint and shppedro agents
in all parts Of thc country De noated. III cncris
the part Of the officers to locate the mint"
Nc'e baliled for time. Detectives in Ch!cago dis
covered that cOunterfeiting materials were being
shipped from that city, and by fine piece Of
work they traced the shipments to the Pope COun-
ty mint" of the Bullfr0g Valley gang.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
"HE THAT WINKETH WITH THE EYE"
YOUNG PEOPLE WARNED AGAINST THE EVILS OF
FLIRTING BY A PREACHER

FILTRATION" was the subject upon which the Rev
Frank NJ Goodchld. of the Central Baptist Church.
West Torty-secOnd-st.. preached last night. There
was . large congregation, a large part OF which
was composed OF young women. The text was from
Proverbs y %: 'TIc that winketh with the eve
aauscth sorrow" In prefacing the sermon the
speaker said that. while the subject uni
vcrsal topic, he had never heard OF II being dis
cusscd from the pulpit. because IT was below the
dignity Of the clergy The subject is below the
dignity Of God he said and should be preached
from the pulpts.
The ministers OF the Old days" he said dealt in
glitternc generalities. They had no fear OF Grim
inal libc and there was no danger Of being called
sense ticnal Ministers ordained 10 tamper with
things in public and private life. and there ;
scarcely anything that ministers cannot discuss
The question OF ones future happiness often
hinges on single nights Irritation The ciearcst
deantion OF the word irritation IS by example
For inetance If went ont in Iroadway and me, a
iooke1 ana whose smile / returned. that vouid he
that owe should throw her over, that would be
boastly wicked, but 1t Is common. In n man you
all dcspise. with a woman II is different. She
must be charming. Personal attraction in 4
charms and do not know but what she has a
right TO use them.
as necessary TO preach Of II in the first century
it is in the nineteenth. The Apostle Pau told
fined 10 any country. cass or color. Doctors fiirt
with their patients lawyers with their clients min
ist4rg sometimes with their TarishiOnGrs, clerks
with thcir customers, the butler With the maid
want. Young women with their fathers coachmen
while the fathers are found In he company Of thcr
worst part OF It, Many devii-inspired novel re-
lates how married woman runs 4fter married
II thoroughly believe that Irritation dosOates as
many homes e. docs drink It mabs sbs GU, dvorcs
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
Thin People

are thin because they do not digest their
food properly and do not get sufficient
nourishment. Thin, wiry, nervous men
and women feel weak and shivery in cold,
raw weather because they lack Stamina
good rich blood and natural vitality
To increase the weight, build up the
system of thin, consumptive-Iooking people
there is nothing better than the stImula''Ve
nourishment furnished by
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
uARBLEHEAD SEES HER NAMESAKE.

Marblehead. Mass June Z7.-The United States
cruiser Marblehead lying in the harbor. was open
70 visitors this afternoon between the hours Of
and s. and during this time she was visited by
over three thousand people Lieutenant Shipley
was officer of the deck. and the crowd Of people
received by him IN Il courteous manner. Sec
retary Long came shore this morning from the
linked States dispatch boat Dolphin In the steam
launch Helen. and In company with Thomas s
Swazey Of this town. attended services al the
Unita risn Church. Then, accompanied by his pas
tor the Rev william Hutchinson, of Peabody he
went on board the Dolphin and took dinner. At
rs o'clock this afternoon the Dolphin left her
anchorage and steered away for Boston
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
EATTI\G ANERAGES.
rPTCEET ON STATEN ISLAND.

Twelve cricket clubs were interested In a cricket
match which played at Staten Island on sat
urday bet ween the Metropolitan League and the
New-York Cricket Association. The game proved
batsman's contest and the League players won
nv 81 runs Lohmann tho professional OF the
Staten Island Cricket Club. prepared perfect
wicket for the match and the bowlers OF botn
teams had "A most llifrult time Tnc batsnen bad
everything their own way. and nine out OF 'he
Brown and j. r. West did the best work ior the
a association white II. &. Wright ana X J hoheOy
were the chief contributors for the League
TN. following Is the srOre:
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey

which feeds the tissues, tones up the oi-
gestive organs. enables the food 10 DC
properly assimlated. enrches the blood and
ouickens the circulation. 1t replaces weak
ness with vigor and fortifies the system
against all attacks Of cold, chills, the grip
or pneumonia.
Tell your grocer or druggist that you
will have only Dutfys.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
on THE BASEBALL DIAMOND.
CLEVELAND. 8; CHICAGO. o.

Chicago. June 27.-John Powell a Chicago boy
the slab fOr the Indians to-day. He pitched
n great game. shuttng out the local team and al
lowing only SIX scattered hits. Arson and Everitt
the only men able to connect with his de
livery. and their hits came when tn" bases were
unoccupied. Griffith was effective except In the
sixth. Attendance. S,S0. Score:
Y. n r.
Chicago ...............O o % o % u 3
CIese Gland .............0 o q : . . 05 |
Hattsries-oirifrh and Donohue Powell and crlgcr.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
RATCLIFFE Still ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago June 27-EdwaTd J. Eatcllffe the actor
has not yet started FOR New-York whore he IS
wanted by the police for an alleged attack his
wife Detective McConville. OF NewYork who ca ne
here to take the actor back. has rot induced him
20 without requisiiicn papers. The detective SAID
Tonight tnat ne expected 10 receive the necessary
lers in d day or two.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY

AT Syracusc-S Syracusc. I: Toronto. ,.
\; Buftalo- Buffalo. l.: Rochester, TO-
A, pat,rson--Paterson. II: Reading. :
At Newark Newark .. Hartford
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

Joliet. H. Junc Tie four days tournament Of
the Central Schi,2,ufcst = America closed this
afternoon. The awarding Of prizes occupied most
OF tho day The next meeting Will bc held here In
March to elect officers and decide upon the nfSt
llAoe OK holding tournament. over 1900 IN
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
And This:

Physicians who are equally familiar
with the Organization and functions q
the body. and the peculiarly ski.fUl
construction Of The Luthy Wheel"
made By Luthy & Co.. makers. Pc
oria. H. with Austin Remsen. Gen
eral Eastern Agent. located at rooms
sD2 500. No. lJb Nassau st, New
York city, enthusiastically recon-
mend il.
This bicycle conforms readily 70 the
extensOrs and fexors Of the body.
and involves no muscular or nerve
strain. consequently consider this
Oicyu.e far superior u any other. ana
wien We make such distinctions. the
decision IL not given haphazard. but
IL based upon the closest unpreJudced
examination. Probably the majority
of journals which are dedicated 70 the
preservation II health. think alike
with these reports. but a careful
search II the advertising columns OF
such publications. glance az the
paid advertisements of the various
makes OF wheels. will afford ready
and significant reasons why such
journals cannot declare their prefer
ence and make public facts which
every one who buys a wheel for
health or pleasure should know.
Happily however tho United
Sta'as Health Reports. having never
solicited advertising contracts from
any bicycle manufacturer and there
fore having NJ interest saw" that Of
their readers 10 subs"rva. are in pO-
sition 20 make known the truth which
is familiar to every scientist who has
ever investigated. and that is: the
''iuthy Bicvcle' is unquestionably
the hyglenic wheel par excellence.
Omitted states Health Reports"
Washington. d. c.
Volume G. ". .. June Is,
ATsTFIIh ,s.DsLrI hoFisiS REMsENi IF.a,. catslogu.
$50 Nassau St.. mailed On re9ue'
y. Y. CRY.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
JOHNNIE, THE PACFR. BREAKS ms Week.

Napoleon Ohio Junc g-.--Johnnle ;he world's
famous and only lone PAGER, broke his neck to-day
He was turned loose grass. and. while rinring,
caught In wire fence ana was thrown on Ma
head lie was valued at tl5.e,. and was owned by
". ~ Barnes. o, Sioux City. Iowa
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
GOSSIP OF THE GOLFERS.

The Morris County Golf Club win hold the first ot
its series Of July tournaments early in the
ing month. on July there will be semi-monthly
handicap CT eighteen holes for three prizes offered
by Rober, F. Ballantnc. while on the following
Monday. Independence Day. competition in
mixed foursomes will take place for which the club
has put up two silver prizes. Among those who are
expected TO take part are ". u. Nanderpoe the
present cha mpiOn Of the club and holder OF the H.
Mex. TwOmbly CUP: James a. Tying. W. l.. Thomp-
son. William shippen. \. V Post. Miss Helen shel-
don. who hole. The women's championship: Mrs
H. V Phprs y. @ Marsh. r. r. Powers Farr W.
Fellows Morgan. Mrs William Shippen. Miss Alice
Dav Miss Alice u Field and q &. Kobbe Entries
for the mixed foursones will be received up to $3.50
p. m. July ..
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

The new course OF the Marine and Field Club
opened last Saturday with a members handicap Of
eighteen holes About thirty took part. but |;
was the first tournament Of the kind the club has
held the majority OF the made were of the
novice order For this reason the Greens Commit
Toe decided 10 hold back the cards of all but the
three leading contestants, which were : follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
Read This:

In view Of the difficulties ~ OBJ
tanning a correct decision az 10 Rhich
POSITIVELY was the BEST Bl'f-
CLf. on the market THIS PAPER
decided at the opening ~ the present
cycling season TO make thorough
and exhaustive investigatlon, the re-
suit ~ which viii be definite and
decided answer AZ 10 which was the
very best bicycle Manufactured as
nntwithsta nding all claims. there can
only be ONE BEST our representa-
tives have. therefore. with leading
mechanics given cl,s" and critical At
tention 70 all the leading makes II
wheels. az foun1 IN their catalogues
and as presented hy manufacturers
and interested wheeimen. but IN
known TO any one Interested In this
decision. As result of thorough
tests and examinations. the I MANI
NOGS VERDICT OF ORR REPORT
ERS and GRADUATED MEcHAN-
ICS was in favor ~ the LtTHY
WHEEL. and WAS based upon gen.
eral and symmetrical excellence In
every part of bicycle. coupled with
correct and scientific designs space
forbids the publication of the details
or the character NJ that investi CATION.
but We remark in passing that
GREAT STRESS was laid upon the
OPINIONS of a large number .,
PRACTICAL WORkMEN who have
examined tho NE'HANICAL FEAT
.rRES of the LITHY. -Wes,ern Re-
yfeu ,f CouomprcC
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
WCORD NOT YET CONFIRUED.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE CONGRESSIONAL
RECORD" AN ERROR

Washington juno H.-"The Congressional Rec
ORD" contained the announcement Of the confirma-
ton q Myron r. McCord Governor Of Arizona
but this is understood TO be- an error. The nomna-
ton has been favorabiy reported from the Commit
t.c on Territories. and called up yesterday
but went over account Of tire absence OF Senator
Bate. OF Tennessee. who has been opposed the
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

Drinl. Grain-O and bc free that rest
I.asnefs often caused b. eoieG.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

The small number OF players who have been
taking part in the St Andrews class contests lately
has led many OF the members 20 advocate change
from Wednesday TO Saturday the day for hold
ing the meetings II is thought that II such
move were made those who are otherwise engaged
during the middle OF the week would he induced
enter. Willie Tucker the professional Of the 81
Andrews Club. met with accident last FRIDAY
which may prevent his playing again FOR ltie
time While driving from The clubs links at
Mount Hope the old course. his horse became un-
manageable and ran away. overiurning the buck
board In which he was driving and throwing him to
mo ground Though not seriously injured lie re-
ceved a pretty severe shakng-up.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
THE TARIFF BILL.

when will the Tariff bill 90 TO the PRESIDENT
II Of the opinion that it Will be enacted not
later than July lo-pcrhaps as soon as July l. It's
effect will be good The real trouble with the
country is that its expenditures are in excess Of
rs revenue. This is what has made bad times,
and Democratic administration Is responsible FOR
this
NO don't believe that the currency question
will come up this session. Nobody seems prepared
10 say exactly what ought 10 be done now. The
Eastern States stand firmly for gold. but ! think
the South is coming around for sound money; In
the parts OF the West whore they over head
and heels IL debt thcy Of course want cheaper
money. The money question will be the issue IN
DO you think silver is gaining anywhere"
Il am no prophet, was the Secreiarys terse
Mr Sherman's attention was invited to trusts
The question OF trusts. ne replied, is altogether
the most important one OF the day. a combination
ot persons engaged IN common interests seems TO Dee
petition and crowds out slnal les ablishments The
bat the Comm!ttee on Judiciary made changes
prices but don't believe so. | favor making
lawful ali comb!n atoms In restraint OF trade and In
a few men the con;roi of important industries 4
strong combination. like the Western Union cor
great capital and controls a whole business Even
so II !s Injurious. It prevents competition. People
proper kind o. law rhe restraint viii thus be-
come effective. The supreme Court upheld the pres
cot law hut pointed out many defects. | think the
defects will be corrected. Wherever trusts combine
control price, ne Tarff law, now in process OF
enactment will defeat them. This ought TO be the
When man makes money on fair basis no
through the operations OF the trus, It s against pub
Ii policy. and Is denounced by all people"
As 20 the talk Of retaliation the part OF Japan
because Of, the tariff. Mr.. sherman thought it had
1 ang s'Rs be sd had sT az or SoR2 SO to
sspeak ihan ours ,, As TO Jspans protest against inst
noe no sans4 Of complant Americ Viii have no
trouble with the Japs. he said
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

A.. Take Hoods Pills. Aid as
QIEI IJIIJyIkI similation Of food, assist
~ digestion. prevent an d
cure constipation. Get HOODS 2Jc. OF drug
gists or c. l. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

new professional record FOR the Wcs;cheser
Country Cubs course established las. Friday
by Joseph TAnsOn. the clubs greenskceper who
covered the course in ~ His card az follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28

confirmation II IL probable that no action VIII pe
taken until the return OF the Tennessee Senator.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
STAMFORD REGATTA ENTRIES.

The following are the entries for the Stamford
Yacht Clubs annual regatta, 10 be sailed to-day
the club courses:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-20
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