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The oasis., 1898-04-09
Notice to Creditors .

ESTATE OF THOMAS BURKE, De- = ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate Of Thomas Burke, deceased, tO the creditor Of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the ne- cessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this uotlce to the said at his office in the town of Nogaies, Pima county, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Pima. JNO A. 6OWAN,
 Administrator of the estate of Thomas Burke. deceased.
 Dated Nogales, Arizona, this 18th day of March, 1898.
 First pub. March i9th. 1893.
The oasis., 1898-04-09
tnrnln.t CnIifornla stoek.

PHoENIX, April 5.-The live stock sanitary board of Arizona has been in session all day, considering the pro- positlon of the admission of Califor mia cattle as permitted in the recent modified order of the United States authorities.
 Arizona was reported to he in the best of condition, and the board fear ing the importation Of Texas fever declined positively to issue the order sought
 Dr Norton. Territorial veterina- rian. is instructed to proceed to Cali fornia, there to investigate the condi- tion of thousands of sheep now being shipped iron the southern counties of the state into the northern part of the territory.
 Ifany desease is found in the bands, sheep will be quarantined against.
The oasis., 1898-04-09

If you contem plate purchasing household furniture, by all means send for the catalogue of the Quaker Valley Manufacturing Co.,, 3l9 and 32l South Canal St.. Chicago
The oasis., 1898-04-09

Go to Jack Gates for Old Comfort whisky. Ten years old.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

DEFiU;.Lr having Z; been g: m lds ia the payment
81 b the sam VOL 9t c Et han r., sTte.n an
dae at tha date of this notice a.,,n e c>.rtai:.
Mortgage, duly executed ana dclieer,,H ry Rich
ard Il. Strickland and Emily G. Strickland.
| snortsasors, to Security Trust Co upt,,y, nory.
sagee, bearing date the 10Th day of Dccamb y
1891, and with power of sale tler<.in cout;ii.
d, duls recorded il the office OF yt.s Register o
State OF Minnesota, on the Isl das % February.
1882, at II O'clock a. NJ, il BOOK ''a' OF norr-
! cages. on page 10;
Which said mortgage, tOcc+ila viii, the deb,
secured thcreby. was duly assignee! zby SAT
Security Trust Company, mortgages. to Hos.ne,
Messy by written assignment tls.ttl tIlt, r' Ga,
Register q Deeds, on the Stil ia, ri j uu. lS.,
at TX 81 clock =. m, Ill Dook IS OF mortgage
deeds; on page 473; -.
Which said mortgage. together with the debt
scared thereby, was duly assigned 4, ST.
hosnlcr hescy, the ASST sne, and holt1' the, cot
~ john Birklolz ny writI;u assign q: .l.tt<c
sse 19th day o. January, 1898 at IL Il k :. H..
N book ~ OF said mortgages, page :}1} an,
10 action or proc .efliu5, having 5eo:. iA:.t1t"
1T Law or :,tarwisc. TO recover t!:c iao. s,.cu,4
~ s;lid tn0rtA;a!se, or an: part thereof.
Now, Therefore, No1i:a & HEREBY Gijre,l, III,
BY virtue OF tn, power OF sal. confirmed in -:
orrsas;', AND pursuant to t;l;' statute il sac'
cass matte and pr'vi Jed &c s;i mortgage viii
o3 forccloscd by sal Of t!,c p"a- iS,>s sscri3.
81 LIN in " enysx t by said mortgase W:
in Township One Hundred and Fit: -savs.n
north Of Range Fifty west, (NW14 sec. 81, i.
~, 4. 50,) in Marshall county ana State of
tsnlces which sale viii be nae, by the e sf,sr-
1T of said Marshall county, at the front door cf
the Court House, in the City of Warren in said
1898, at 1c o'clock a. ~, of that day, at public
said debt Of ssl6.S5 Dollars, and interest, and
Dollars attorney S fees, as stipulated in and by
SAID mortgage in case OF foreclosure, and tile
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24
COKs SALE ON GKlll', PAYMENTS
i Tie Nk 81 sec. 10, l,,wI.fuf ltrisa l.
,rha NV y ~. Al,lire,..
Tlrp NNK ;:' 8, 154-5O
a GHlNnrLANlI
WARREN MACHINE SHOP.

Having rented the Lodoen building
where was last year, am now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Repairing work
on Engines, Boilers, Operators, Bind
ers, Mowers, Drills, Bicycles, Guns,
ETC., etc. wish to cali the attention
Of all Tf1reshermen to call on me early,
as can DO the work cheaper now
than ever before. Bring III your En-
gines now and get t!1era fixed. Al!
work guaranteed.
s.. Z. UrICAS1RO.N,
Nlachirist.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24
FOR NORTHERN PEOPLE.
A New Magazine Will be PUB
lished for Scandinavian
. Americans.

We have Just received the prospect
us of a new monthly periodical called
s'The Northiand Magazine" publish
ed by the Northland Publishing Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI. AS the name i'm
plies this magazine is designed for the
people of the North, particularly the
Scandinavian Americans.
The prospectus announces that
The Nor;hland Magazine" will be
printed i'll English and will always be
American in principle partisan,
non sectarian, liberal. Besides deal
ing with subjects Of interest in the
Scandinavian countries, there will APP
pear articles of an historical nature
marking the progress of Scandinavia
ans in America, biographies of their
prominent men, and discussions by
them Of questions OF the day. Tral s.
lations OF works in Swedish, Norwe-
gian, Danish, and Icelandic will APP
pear together with poetry and writ
ings Of Scandinavian Americans.
The initial number of this new pc
rioaica] will appear april 1, 1898, and
will contain among other things all
engraving Of S. 4. Andree, a discus
sion Of the Responsibilities of
Adopted Citizenship by Luther Jse-
ger an interesting article by Rasmus
s. Anderson entitled "Services rem
dered by the Scandinavians to the
World and to America - descrip-
tive article of Gustavus Adolphus
College by. Prof. M. Wahlstrom, all
illustrated biographical sketch of Sen,
ator knute Nelson; ard many inter
esting contributions as well as edito-
rails, criticisms, comments and re-
views.
The gentlemen who will have the
arrangement OF tins magazine iii
charge are we'll known in the West.
Olaf Il. Raslz was for nearly five
GEARS CONNECTED with daily journalism
IL St. Pau! and Minneapolis. He las
also had considerable experience in
the advertising department of several
journals. Marion S. Norehus has al
50 served his apprenticeship OF the
daily papers. In the summer Of 1887
he represented several American pa
pers at the Stockholm Exposition.
Both are native BON Americans. Mr..
kask IS Of Norwegian and Danish de-
scent while Mr.. Norelius is from good
Swedish Finnish stock.
The Nort]ilaud Magazine will be
sent to any part Of the United States
or Canada for the popular prize. ef
81 90 year. Sample copies will he
Sent free u t)on application. a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24
800 bu. nillet seed for sale
by L. Lambcrson. ......

There are three littIe things which
40 more work than amy az llrr three
'ltti- 1hinyS rr-;'trd-tliev are the
ant. the Ice and D-Witt's Little
E;,rIv kiSerS. Ire last being the fam
.oNS little pills Tor stomach and liver
troublrs.- Chapin = Drug store,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24

: A thrill OF terror is Experienced
when 4 nl;'>~v u!cruup $O,,nd>
thro Il, lh.' uIIseiI, night. bnt thr
terror Str'ii ri,;r1,2'S 10 r+li.f after
GA. Minn'- ;'r!.h Cure iia$ t"'..l. adj
mi 'i$i.,-,l. S;,f" and h;,rs,,i..SS Tor
Children. thnpin's Drag Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24

: What,< pleasure Is, there IN Ut" h
!, lendncl,r constipation and bill
BUSINESS! STilruS;.n,is experienced
them who could hpr"me perfectly
healthy bv using ptWitr's Littl"
EARLY Ri~er>. tie famous little pills.
,;haDi,.'s Drug store. .5-s-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-03-24

The State Bank OF Warren
is the place where you can
get a Loan on your Farm with
out delay. .......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23

round wen In hand. his. body smashes beng
nfraightto the mark and full OF steam. DowneT
wentto his corner In fairly good shape. though.
and his friends were still onhden Downey
hit IN a clinch after the men had been ,ordered
to break In the nineteenth round. but the
referee merely warned him not TO repeat it.
Mcbride continued TO outpoint Jack in this
round. 90 that II was clear that Downey's only
chance for victory lay in a knockout.
Mcbride landed a hard right on the kidneys
In the twentieth round and Downey sent In q
similar blow just to show that he appreciated
rally. in which DoYney held his own.
ring again before the sounding Of the
bell Downey began rushing and rough
ing tactics in the twenty-frst round untfl
Mcbride almost lifted him on his feet with a
were watching for chances to get in right
hooks, Mcbride finally landing one that shook
Jack up and made him go to his corner In any
thing but strong shape. Downey was a trifie
grorgy from a smash on the jaw in the twenty
second round. but Mcbride was slow In fol-
In the twenty-third round Downey did con-
siderable leading, but few Of his blows landed
with effect Mcbride appeared to be saving
himself for a strong attack toward the end OF
the bout Downey broke the rules twice in the
twenty-fourth round by hitting after the order
twisting an arm around his neck. The round
was McBride's and he looked like . winner.
When they shook hands at the beginning OF
the last round the men smiled and exchanged
friendly remarks. Their bad blood had disap-
peared. Il seemed. Mcbride quickly staggered
Dowpey violated. the rules again; They went
at i hammer and tongs and kept 1t mp until the
bell. The referee decided the bout q draw and
the majority Of the crowd booted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
CENTRAL PACIFIC DEBT.
TEE conRANT TO SUBnIT \ PROFo-
aIrToN ron REFUNDLMG III.

u.,. Will be Done Under tire Law Authorize
ing the AppOintmsnt Of . Commission,
nth Full Power 70 Settle the Debt-Attor-
pey-Gensral GriGgs Preparing TO Begin
Foreclosure Proceedings In the Courts.
WARRINGTON, AUG. 22.-The Central Pacific
RalyAy Company are preparing to submit to
~ commission consisting Of Attorney-Gen-
or.l GrRFs and Secretaries Gage and Bliss n
propoaition for the refunding Of the Govern
ment debt In accordance with the terms Of
the provision In the General Deficiency bill.
authorizing the Commission to act Law and
nscal officers Of the copmany are now At work
ON the proposition. and as soon as 1t IL COM
Melted It will be submitted to the Attorney
General and his colleagues. In view Of At
toney-GeneracGriGEs's statement that no Is
AZ work on the complaint to be filed by the
government for the foreclosure OF It's mort
rnRe. and that a. soon a. IL was finished he
would begin proceedings. IL will be Interesting
70 note which gets it, work In hrSt the rail-
road company or the Government
The provision In the law appointing the COM
mission and defining its duties says that the
oncials named shall have full powerto settle the
ipdebtedness.to the Governmentgrowtng o-tof
the issue OF bonds In aid OF the construction
Of the Central Pacific and Western Pacific
bond-aided railroads upon such terms and in
nuch manner as may be agreed upon by them,
or by a majority of them and the owners Of said
rafiroad, subject TO the approval OF the Presi-
dent provided that the rate Of interest TO. be
raid shall not be less than 3 per cent. and that
the date Of final payment be not extended be-
yond a period OF ten years, and that the settle
ment be made within one year from the date
Of the passage OF the act, July q. 1893. The
proposition OF the company will be based upon
these terms. and the authority for these state
ments says the Government, will receive the
full amountof its claim. now about $~84.OOO
Il Is understood that at the conference the
other day between Acknowledgement Griggs
and the representatives Of the English stock
holders, Messrs. Marriott and Morshead. no
proposition was received from them looking TO
the purchase Of the road. They seemed 70 be
President Huntington for his alleged bad
management and unfair treatment They
were told that the Goyernment could not take
coUniLance Of the differences among stock
holders regarding tine management Of the
property; that II they had any grounds for
complaint. their recourse was to the courts,
which were open always to aggrieved parties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
Games on Track and Field.

The annual picnic and games Of the Dallas Literary
and Mutual Benent Society were held at MordsAniA
PAxk yesterday afternoon. The field and track sports
were enjoyed By . large crowd. Summary:
75-YHFS DashIwon By John Nolan, Edvard Keller
i9oefard DashHwoa By JHooS SeSenisaS. John
Bedford second. Luther Merrick third. Time. II
6o-Yagd DAsh. for BOys-won by Anthony webb.
James fineGAn second. Francis Hendricks third.
Running Broad Jump-won by Edmund OAKLEY,
5 inches; Clarence Reynolds third. with IL fest *
inches.
w aeE;y: sseo RSn Danisi Ain Il i .SiSS. HTS iSs. y IS see: sec.
Ezo-Yard Run-wo by Adam Relsinssr. Alfred
Higgins second. John Bedford third Time. 50 IS
T~kTee:Leegsd Rae, tcr goyeEEOP By jaime. Fine
ioei tkird. Time. is SO seconds.
standing Broad Jump-won by Edmund Oakley,
Win : ! feet ss's K IL ineh i9'PPs Peter ' WooPss t hdfd0' With s: : FEET
ford secend. Leopold h1crSefen tsiTd. Time. s
ono.N,Ie Wsif0Won by Eugene MulHGAn, Charles
oDonnell second, Charles Buchner third. Time. 7
sacf Race for Boys-won by John oavlsy. Richard
whIuoct second, James Flood third. Time. ID Sec
one,MiIe Run-won by Jacob Echenlnub. Daniel
Aim second. Edward Keller third. Time. Q minutes
Running High JumD-won by Frank sPenel. with
Z feet 4 inches; Thomas 0rAt second. with Z feet Q
inches. EqmunQ OAklcy G0lIQ, VIII Q IocL o lDCuC8.
WheelbarroW RAee-Won By James Connonney. 10
seph Kent second, Daniel Kelly third. Time, ? min
Tug Of War-won by Charles Champion. anchor;
Daniel Kelly. Frank King. Bernard smith, Daniel
Barclay, Edward Lambert. Joseph kerna and Albert
Goldman by four feet Time, 3 minutes.
Bowling Contest-Won by Jacob Hchenlnuo, 81;
Thomas Graft second, -; Frank Spenel third, 81;
Bernard Smith fourth, 90.
Shouting Contest-Won by Charles Buckner. 81;
third. 81.
handicap neld and track competitions At Grand Street
Park, MAspeth. on Sunday morning. IL was the in
auRural meeting Of . series that promises to keep the
Wearers Of the Liberty Cap emblem in fettlo until
winter calls them 20 the gymnasium. Summary
l0O-YArd DaBh-Won by William ID. Wynne. u.
Reuse second, Paul wendt third. Time, II seconds
QuArter-Mle Run-won BY +. ReuSD. ". d. WynnO
second, r. Wills third. Time, SO secondA-
Half Mile Run-Won by ". d. Wynne. scratch; J.
II. Miller, rs yards, second; T. Rouss. scratch, third.
Time. ? minutes 8 Seconds- .
Running Broad Jump-Won by W. D.. Wynne.
scratch, with IT feet Q inches; J. 4. Miller, 9 tnchca.
second, with an actual leap Of IT feet i inch: +.
Reuss, scratch, third, with II feet.
Running High Jump, ScrAtch-Won By y. Reu11.
with 5 feet 8 inches: f. Wills second. with feet 4
inches: W. D. Wynne third, with 8 feet
One-MIle Bicycle Race-Won by a Lehrheld,
scratch; p. Wendt. as yGrds. second; 9. Ecker. 70
yards, third. Time. 2 minutes 40 Seoonds.
TWo-Milo Bicycle RSco-Won By J. Wi1n. h will
second. J. BGyer third. Time. 8 minutes 80 IS
aArondH-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
MURDERED BABY BURIED.
Coroner DelAD Says the Child Was Killed
by Some One in the Penn Street House.

Coroner DelAp Says the bill Was Killed
by Some One in the Penn Street House.
The Rev. Samuel n. Haskins. rector Of st.
Marks Episcopal Church. In Williamsburg.
Yesterday conducted the funeral OF Joseph De
witt. the 22-months-old child Of James De
VIII who was found murdered on Saturday
morning in the home OF his parents at II Penn
street, The service was In the house OF the
dead child's grandmother. at 431 Berry street.
boon after noon Mrs. De Witt. the mother Of
the child. accompanied by her husband and
her father. Joseph R. Hodgson. ST.. OF % Keap
street appeared at the house. She sat beside
her baby's comm and cried continuously dur
Ing the service. Her husband was also deeply
anHiehc ste The child was buried at Cypress
Police Captain Corwin Of the Clymer street
S.ation was closeted for more than two hours
yesterday with Coroner Delap. After the con-
Terence neither would tell what they had talked
ep34t The Coroner said he believed that the
street house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
LAKx rExNra
whitman ahd Davis VIII Piay fer tbs Chan
piOnahip To-Day.

NEvPoRT. Aug. 22-Another surprise marked
the semi-hnal round OF the championship lawn
tennis tournament here to-day. This morning
Davis beat Bond. the Western expert. and now
only whitman stands between him and the
much-coveted championship. The young Har-
ward man beat Bond in a brilliant four-set
match that showed his passing strokes 70 great
advantage. and his success put him In the
finals. The other semi-Hnal match between
IN hi ~ Pesu HnG as n thst S SesswSesFeqS0 f Bond nd G and SSSfS.
for Ware was hopelessly out Of tho struggle
from the FIRST game TO the last. Not one o, the
! so poorly, he could not keep the balls in court
lines they generally went into the net to the
intense disappointment. OF his friends, who
s SS@ Psen SSHS ns Reli on as t hl% IN 10 d S1h tIss single
match was no standard from which to- Judge
the net and Ware beat himself. In the frst set
three straight games and captured the set;
ware did not get q single game In the second
n; pSF was Ssa jS Say f HRs S Sr Ike s ered fSsSn on asp his
score whom the set was finished. He got the
first two games on the third set, and then Whit;
contrast to his play against Fischer and Mfilett
while the whitman-ware match had received
the place OF honor on the grand stand court,
tee t6 S@% otSeE ssG eSHsief be ETen6 f bsSiS %S Snd
Bond furnished by fer the best sport of the day.
Davis was right on his toes again. and from the
not use the speed that had proved 50 dinicuit
ID ali his Strokes with . Sharp twist that made
delayed RiS strokes long enough: TOO: 70 see
result was that the Westerner reached very
Davis got the first set very easily. but in the
second the struREle was kept up for twenty
tf%e! f gons ie sff a S BSn and T q Io sns s sSs, a4 AZ Sn as
e-S and 40-15. but both times Davis pulled
ont Of these deep holes .only, TO lose the set by
when the third set began the. Harvard man
IbS ssH rn mGfh si II g To hiItnoq His h bay s0 Sfo Rsd
StseF t BOND SI had G anS led up s even AT paE TbeE Eos The
s@l E9s q and nay SHs i beiore sS he s got the Ia last ' game ne
The betting tonight is strongly. in favor Of
Mhitmsn winning the championship; to l
S Ssiof have STers studied Sn am Fhe 4 eiag e soseiien so WEDGES
believe that these odds are not warranted. for
Whitman's easy victory to-day was due more
while Davis's speed and passing skill will prove
more, dangerous to Whitman than any other
ever that may be. the winner tomorrow will be
proclaimed champion of America. In the con-
ISOLATION finals to-day Hooker fell In the first set
and sprained his ankle and had to default to
Marvin. Scores:
Championship SinRles-Semi-nnAl round-M. D.
s SHs:H paie Ssa !. bSyis beat AN $ti liam ?. Bond 81.
Consolation sinelos-Fnal round-E r. Marvin
beat Richard Hooker a.. defaulted.
Larned. one Of Roosevelt's rough riders in
the Santiago campaign. arrived here to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot Of West Esd st. Penn. r. r.. cortlAndt
or Desbrossesa ST. .-
. Indicates time from West 23d ST. Other figures
show time from Cortlandt o. Desbrosses 81.
H6;l0, G:H0 A N. daily Sunday "6:45. Z A. NJ for
1880, $40 A. NJ. daily for WILKEsBARRE
SCRANTON, ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BUF-
FALo. NIAGAhA FALLS and the West and principal
"l1;6O, 1900 noon daily, except sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo 1855 p. n. Pullman Yestibule Day
la carte, Connects At Buffalo with through sieepers
aI@ IfhS E Y dsAly t5 EAs5SN. ND MSAg sSII
branches. Chair car to EAston.
$3.50, A:l0 P D; daily except Sunday. for
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for al points
in coal regions. Pullman Buffet PArlor Car for
$3.50, 5:s P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAS-
TON and intermediate stations.
1850, BIB p. NJ. sundays only, for MAUCH
$3.50, $40 2. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAS-
ToS and principal ~intermedlAts siAsiops ~,o,p
Toronto. Dining Car New York 10 EAstOn.
ODl ;'s ~ s s;E 4 n: S dhslyl s16ep EA sIRaS'' B ssaRRhIhe
HEN. MAUCH HUNK. sAYkE, 0ENEYA ROCKIES
TER BATAVIA, BUFFALO and TORONTO Pullman
gers carried. No baggage carried:
$3.50, $3.50 p. N. daily for W1LEESBARRE TH-
AGA. GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO, NIAaARA
FALLS. and all points West Pullman SleeDer to
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. fog
mediate points. leave as follows: "l0:2o. 1880.
1920, 1880 tsundAys only A NJ; 1920. 1880
$3.50. 4:lo. $3.50 and $3.50 p. NJ.
2T3, 1856, y[S and 1923 Broadway, 81 East 14th st.,
1856 Z l35th St. l27 BoWery. n: Y; 800 Fulton St.
n. i. Transfer Co. will call for and check bAgaago
from hotel OF residence through to deStinAton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
o,oor Gardner defeats Joe Hopkins.

BUFFALO. Aug. 22.-oscar Gardner Of Omaha
and Joe Hopkins OF New York fought twenty
fast rounds before the Olympia Athletic Club
tonight. Two inspectors OF police and a dozen
patrolmen were present. but there was no
threat Of interference. The promoters OF
tho Corbett-McCoy match rather expected
that this contest would be stopped. Hop
kins seemed even better than when he fought
Frank Erne. and set right out to make a nur-
ricane fight. Hopkins rushed the game for the
FIRST seven rounds. and in the sixth hoored
Gardner with a hard right swing to the Jaw.
Then Gardner took a turn and treated the
negro to a lot OF punishment, In the fourteenth
he had Hopkins at sea. and beat him merci-
lessly while keeping him against the ropes,
finally knocking him down with a savage right
to the Jaw.
Hopkins came up. and as Gardner went at
him again the gong rang. In the last five
rounds the men were tired. and so well matched
that neither had a chance Of a Knockout. In
the last roundG Gardner cut Hopkinss eye open.
As he had outpointed him right along. Referee
Jack LysaRht gave the fight to Gardner. The
management announced that Erne and La
viRne would meet on Sept. 10.
Turf Note.
The Coney Island Jockey Club have extended the
c~ourte6tes Of the racetrack for the coming meeting TO
Rear AdmiIals Sampson and Schley and che Cap
tAtns and the officers OF the naval neet. Tho dates
of the meeting are Aug. 10 TO Sept. 10. inclusive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
Dead AsrOnauts Manager HsId for Man,
slaughter.

George Mccoy. "a years old. Of Bloomfield.
y. j., was held In $1,000 bail by Magistrate
beale In the Flatbush Police Court yesterday
on a charge OF manslAuRhter. He was the man
Ssss1r o. annie Christepsen. the aeronAuS who
DAY night and was killed. II Is charged that
acCoy was negligent In not providing the
woman with proper means OF descent.