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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
FTLFORD WINS THE cur.
sHooT-OFF OF THE GRAND AMERICAN HAN
D1CAP-TIIE WINNER KILLS FORTY
EIGHT BIRDS. c. BREWER
MATCH
LOSES A MATCi

Long Branch y. j.. March % (SpeciaD.-E' H. f"'-
ford Of I-tIca won the sixth Grand American Han
dicap this morning AZ Elkwood Park. having suo-
cessfully faced the traps forty-eight times since
the shoot began He grassed twenty-three 'o-uhy
in the shoot-of LOOMS OF omaha. representing
the Western contingent. was dangerous co'npeu-
tor up TO he last round. Davis missed MS Iour-
tecnth bird Bender his sixteenth. Patten MS tenth
Latin his ninth. dead out Heikes. his fourth. dead
out while Wagner and Elliott both dropped on the
first bird The trophy, which becomes the property
OF Mr. Fulford is valued at $3.50 II IS made OF
solid silver and rests upon ebony base. making
a total height OF eighteen inches. The cup is thir-
teen inches high. It IS n loving-cup with three
handles The support at the bottom OF the cup
consists Of three hammerless shotguns in the centre
OF which IS a trap and pigeon flying from II
The following matches and sweeps were ueclueu
this afternoon:
hundred bird match 500 n side, thirty yards
rise-Frank s. Parrnelee. of Omaha. ga j. C. brewer
OF New-York City. o. .. .,.,
Twenty five bird match. s25 side. twenty eight
yards rse-Dr. J. G. KnOwlton or New I orR 'l'S'
q: Thomas A. Marshall Keithsburg Ill, y
Three cOrnered match. fifty birds thirty yanus
rise $50 a side-Danicl |. Bradley. New orR Ci,y'
a: W. s Edey. New-York City. Ss' W X. fat7en'
Threc- corntred match. twenty-five birds thirty
land. q. Mr. Anthony. Charlotte. y. c. a. Maruh
Button South Carolina. Is
Swcepstakcs s.. miss and out, twenty-five entries
Nicely. Roll. Martin Dando and Denny killed nine
straight and divided the money. each receiving ~.
Sweepstakes s.. miss and out twenty-four entries
Ron. Anthony. Blue. WEIGH. Dando, 3essemcI
Zwier!en Leech. flaming and Winton killed eleven
each and divided the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
~ OTFRDTE EGG STORY.

From The Carthage Press.
Whenever TN the past, there has been a W." -,
sore the great American hen has. accorlN'e
mo ola inhabttant bodied Scr"nelN up witn .ss'
on rho she'll Of which appear such WORDS rs NSss
or peace" or their initial Letters Tho p1n'l' ,'~s
beeu waiting patiently ior the esA st'.y uHI,, n
and numerous newspapers have asked '0' ]" -
has been A long time coming. bat mere u ~, nov.
Iohn Adams. a wrll-NnOwn young miller ~, ~
ers's Mil was in Carthage Tuesday ana tou s 80
most remarkable. egg which an Imhit Inns
said. .Of course this may Doc a iake. hut l v
500 how II can be- for examined the egs W., W ~
raCnifying GLASS. and ! could So 40 rN"'"NS
The story of the egg Is "a follows some s 20 II
ero a GARNER named 'nlork. VINO tNtS ~ AZ 4
Dowcrs's MIL brought IN scme eggs 70 u ..ve,S an
stor, there After he lsit bystander not.'' "A
cgr on the TOP OF the basket bearing l'li'' CON.
examination revealed n" fact that u VA. n",ir Il
r,lc,c sentence ~ follows. Wy ar WIN -, vas
sure Prepare for the tnt.' J. \. Nv 'i = "",ined
present procured a magniiN!ng glass "Hn ofhers.
The .yE ninutely. as DID Mr.. A'an" t." i,ghtes.
but none OF them could Distinguish N" ~ IN 8
race OF fraud The letters are fH WIZ rom
tho others which gives the effect or prlh'iIe hui 10
surface of tho egg is not smooth. as VIZ ~ runs
depressed ,rl raised I'm spots. Inc st"'. ned -
the long WAY Of the egg and Only W. WI ,,srs 70
the HIGHT strikes "A certain way can w -, l. de.
clearly seen. The place Ter inc iii',. ,fl How
pressed but the letters seem 70 nr 49,, T.
ever they are not raised "rouRh -, timed the
Cowan postmaster at Bowerss MIL ","rstOaics
egg and IL - now cNhihitlon ~ W - bring 70
there MIR Adams orered 81 for tnc .sf,scd
Carthage with him. but Mt Io"a" 'e'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
APPRENTICESHIP.
From The Washington Star.

From The Washington star.
Farmer Corntosse had CHANGED upon the phrase
.,u; ensemble" in the course OF his reading. and
ne called his son 10 his side He made MIN repeat
r. savoral times listening attentively ana with an
Increasing expression Of disqui-t on mis- face.
"it'e quite easy after you know how, said the
Young 1t means ,.
Il don't keer anythn' about the meanin Jes
want TO hear ye pernOunce II once more
When his request was complied WIN ne exclaimed
"Josiar Amt there other way?
When We gee tout we've gotter say 'toot7"
I'm such cases as this. 800.
'Josar. my hoy. don't DO H. Don't ie' 'he na"'
gil fixed on yer. a.. - .,.. o.,
'"W6y father there ia no cause for apprehension
..yes there IT, Spos n you wls In the army.
Il trust that IN such cas-" ! would be credit
70 my country and my family.
bent Bmt spose. beln in the army ye was to git
An ORDER
II would obey It promptly and TO the best OF my
ability" 81, ,.,o h..,.. r,,.,,,o.....s
n's Rui this is the question that nils me with
mlsgvin's Ef that there order was an order 10
sco1,' would you feel called upon 10 turn in an
scoot?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
RICHUOND COJNTY'S NEW LINKS.
NINE NEW HOLES TO BE OPENED IN MAY
SOME ATTRACTIVE FEATURES PROM
ISFD-GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS

ALTHOUGH the Richmond County Country club has
been in posse ssion Of It's new grounds for less than
a year. golf has taken such precedence over other
outdoor recrea jions that the old course has been
found too small for speedy advancement and ni,o
additional holes he thrown open abou, the
middle q MAY in rs original quarters on the
Glove Road The club was better known ,or ifs
capital pack Of hounds and its devotion 10 the
chase bu, # has now come to be almost entirely
Identified with golf. The Alexander estate with
is grand old mansion and capacio grounds
pitched on hills back Of Garretson's was leased
las, sprlng and since that time the membership
has lncreaSeG 20 such point that another house
was recently seci feG for those who plan 70 make
the club their home this summer.
The new course begins at poin, several hun
dred yards from the last green of the old Inks
The FRS hole IS about two hundred and fifty yards
long with d pond as a hazard guarding the line
OF play 10 the cf' Then the course follows on
over a brook sheers OF 10 Tho west, and the sec
ond green IS reached The top OF a knoll three
hundred and twenty yards from the tee. This
fully brassey shot with short iron APP
proach. Now comes carry Of l6O yards 10 an
other OF the brook with the green 23O wards
away. in a level bit Of meadow. For the fourth
hole, good drive carries the player the
away over the meadow already mentioned and mn mn
high hill to the west This hole is 4eO yards long
and careful approach Is necessary. as d deep RAJ
he CAS-, drive - yi5 vs an M. nsn turning to
the far green. and then with the bra ssey q brook
L. cleared. and the green comes in little beyond
The sixth tee - built on the top OF his brook
which offers severe penalty 10 the luckless PLAYER
who tops" Play for the sixth hole Is in a west
cry direction 10 na.ursl green. about three hun.
dred yards distant Now turning back the player
makes a direct line toward the Richmond Road
overlooking Midland Beach Swinburns and Hon
man Islands and comes to the seventh green about
three hundred and hfty yards away. The np-
proach TO the eighth hole is amply guarded by
ditch and brook near the quarry. THE distance
from the tee being some two hundred and fifty
yards The last hole is merely cleek shot meas
urinc only rs yards
Taken all through. The course is a good sound
natural one and should become eminenty popular
From spectacula point Of view. and aside from
!ts golfne possibilities. II Is well worth the TOUR
ney With time and iudcious care q Is likely TO
prove well fitted for the Jealous exactions Of he
game
W. II. Sands captain OF the St. Andrews club
y TO OFFER cup. be played for in May. June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
PILLSBURY KEEPS ON WINNING.
THE TENTH GAME OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP
CHESS MATCH LOST BY sHOwALTER,
WHO IS NOW -FOUR GAMES

Showaltcr had the move in the tenth game OF MS
championship chess match with Pillsoury at the
Postal Telegraph Building yesterday. and set up
Ruv Lopez attack His continuation was on the
lines of the eighth game OF the match. In which ne
reserved casting til after he had played P-Q T.
Pillsbury departed materially from previous play
by attacking the White Kings Bishop a move
earlier thus preventing the withdrawal OF the
Bishop to X 2 formerly. under tho penalty OF the
loss OF pawn.
Pulsbury's play entirely defensive for twenty
moves Black having pawn plus and White all the
attack When Showalter turned his attention 10
regaining his pawn and. with 2l Ok 3, made play
for Pulsbury's Queens Kinglets Pawn he over
looked the fact that upon its capture his Queen
could be shut in. The capture OF the pawn cost
White piece and after thrty-two moves Sho-
walter resigned
Score-Pilsbury s: showalter. 2; drawn, O.
The eleventh game OF the match will be played on
Monday.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS

Albany. March 25-The Court OF Appeals to-day
took recess FOR three weeks after handing down
the following decisions:
T. f. Butler appellant. VS. Thomas Brown r. J
Kline. appellant j. p Hibbard and another
F.. Il LAZARUS appellant. -. &. J. Sands. Nellie
n Spaulding VS. Leonard Fierle and another. APP
pellants; David Thompson and another VS.. Emma
C. Hill and another, appellants: the Neuschate
Asphalt Company. Limited. Mayor OF New York
city appellant Judgments affirmed with costs.
In application, Mayor, etc, OF Newly DIRK city
relative to Cathedral Parkway. Henry 7 Carey
md another. appellants. n. c. Won Post and
another. Motion for reargument denied, with $40
costs.
LYMAN G. Mason vs. W. F Robinson and others
appellants. Order affirmed and Judgment absolute
ordered for plaintiff on stipulation with costs
Leroy Parker. appellant. d. F. Day. Judg-
ment Of General Term reversed and that entered
upon decision Of the Trial Court affirmed with
Abraham Slmson and others. appellants. VS. j. II
Nanderveer. Judgment of General Term reversed
and judgment entered on the verdict affirmed with
costs.
Joseph Smith vs.. the Ingersoll- Sergeant Rock
Drill Company; appellant. order affirmed and
Judgment absolute ordered for plaintiff on the
stimulation with costs
The Rector. etc. OF the Church Of the Holy Apos
ties. in the city Of New York. vs.. New York File
waited Railroad COMPANY and another. appellants
Motion TO dismiss denied. with $40 costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
TALKING WITH GOD.
From TheLawrence Journal

Three four elders were in s;TcetCar discuss
Ing the closing work. when one Of them remarked
that the appoint ments were all fixed" and while
the Bishop had not told them positively what he
would do yet everything certain. Don't be
too certain Of that" remarked another brother.
who had been with Bishop Fowler before Il was
in conference once with him and fixed things
all up. after which the Bishop asked TO be allowed
TO commune with God for n little while We left
him alone with God and when came back he
had mixed us up so We didn't know a permanent
location from confession OF faith Now II he gets
off 10 talking with God again he is likely brea X
That slate OF ours into such small pieces that we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
-Showalter.
70 Kt-Kt4 % K-R R-k
% Kt-K5 R-R2 - P-Q R< B-h
- KID q RIO ~ Us ~ n
~ KtaQ X xKt u bIb KHB
~ p q 1t KOS 80 X RIB kip
u q 70 II Kt+ Resigns
NOTES BY PuLSBURy AND sHowALrEF

,) Varying from the play Of the eighth game in which
pack MAYED 3 R-k . The object ~ this move Is 70
compel White declare himself
d. The position Is now identical with the Max l@ngH
attack with the exception that Blacks Pawn Is al
varced as follows: J. PIX 4, = h I; >. KIT :.
XII o ,: 3 B-B T. BIB 4; = Castles. Ki-B 3,
% i r.
g., Again similar a Guloco Piano position barring
the o T. Pawn advance arrived at ns tolows J. T Z.
T-I( 4 2 XXX 3. Kt-Q g. B. BIB 4 BIB =:
4 % Il ,. Kt-B 2: :. Castles. kt r. a. P-Q 4.
- Also promising as 10. R-R 9. kt-K X :. l6. p X
" 10, Ilayei under a m.concepon that Black could not
,oke or account u the attack against the King vastly
s,~orior VAS u P-K 2. hinferinE BACKS develop
ment. ,,..,o. ,h,.A lad. ., tho ,ouo,
,,o iss ~ material: q. 70 stu kept M consider
able pressure. -, ,. y n . 10 - d =,
correct After the text move. White \
game il hopeless with a Gear piece behind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Hy cohen J.
Gearon agt schaerel William f Horon
Kyc kyle-thaunc,v : Tr1iax
clark nR Clark Alexander T. Mason.
Hall agt Cordler-Iames O. raneway
siecel AIT. Lchtensteln- Adrian II Larkin.
Rosenfeld agt. Rosenfeld-Cha- II. Hess
Mot Trust 20 agt. Broadb~lt q cases)-Eih-rt Gran
y Y Life Inc 90 ag Robinson q ca,es)-wilam
Washington IN. ms. 60 ag,. Beckcl- Rober, Mare,
Ry Pryor J.
Pike ag,. Tannenbaum & Co-Edwsrd 7. Patterson
suvdam ag'. Wheaton Wilbur Laremorr
Hy Giegerch. J.
,, Gsrmania Life ln' CO. as'. s'e'nfeld Leopold W
Matter ~ Ginsburg r Torranc.
Ry Kellogg. J.
Conaty agt Conaty-Francis y. Delehanty.
by Beekman. J
Boessneck agt Ecelson John NJ Perry
BY Hscock. j.
Cnssel agt wesshatt Arthur II. Master
RDCEIvERs APPOINTED
supreme Court.
By Cohen. J.
Eliza Dinglece'n ast. George r. John,on-rous Har-
solomon Jacobs as, Charles Eicson-John J. Bre.n
By Pryor J.
Matte u Diamond Truck 'nr Gear Co-Louis r. Has
brouck and John F. Kraft
Edward r. o'Relly Michael Donneliy Samuel b.
Paul
by Werner. J.
Annie schinott agt Mar Cuddy-tn',ed STATE, Trust
by Hscock J
I,aac y. Casse sigmund wessblatt-Isaac Il
Cassel.
by hickman. J.
Hugo Boersnerk asr Charles Edelson- John y. Gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The New-York Consulate has not abandoned the
idea of trying to get a continuous asphalt route 10
South Ferry. The old proposition was to have an
asphalt strip laid under the elevated structure to
Battery Park. and then cycle path through the
park 10 the ferries. Park Commissioner Clausen
has been seen In regard 10 the matter. and he has
promised 10 do what he can TO accommodate the
wheelmen. The next meeting Of the Consulate will
ninth-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

co,,o-,hcr and october OF this year Ihe Co'i.'
Is 10 be open only those members wn TO- oond
~ oro limited % six strokes or less me co he
caps are nm, - tbirtv-six holes. medal play. w
fonr winners to,mee! later at match pay receive
cur 80 ~ 4 Is also to he a medal for uie w"
me1a,, "u hoIe gross score made in the series
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
1 USEFUL CADDIE.

From The Boston Globe.
A lady golfer at Singapore has trained her bare
footed caddie TO come 20 her assistance whenever
she ha to play a difficult shot
Should the ball lie badly or be awkwardly bunk
cred. the caddic s;ros up 10 II. clutches IL With
mis- toes and drops 1t IN q hard. clean lie. without
exciting suspicion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

"VilIc' Dunn has offered 10 play Bra'u anu
Vardon for $3.50 side In case the TWO iat'ei w
to visit This country next fall he Is WINE
49,, .bcr, ,r1,viduallv or with 90 Lloyd as
-,ror g., a foursorne As Lloyd Is the presen,,
nTen champion OF this country. and Dunn muses.
fourtb in The Chicago tourney. the match promises
some excellent golf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

How urderf, Not at ALL merely of and effect inc
voc IN Alcocks placed right the small OF
M . The effect disappearance of the amness SO SUI
denlv that the only which could 1ary
TEM > meness only that thus disappears
1a4NE ~ AIcOck Porous Plaster 1t equally
eB& TX effective stiffness of the joints, muscles,
IN ~ min in the trouble arising from taking cold
S2N IT. from accident ereHeriOn
F3Ff WIZ in NfindNO the host OF counter
Nt t iE( IJMxSa feis and limitations good the genuine
AKA NE II \MXM%EM Corn Shields Alocks Bunon
.TW Mk Shields a and
lbH QN1 ES&xaM and buniOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The Country Club Of westchester mas ueol ,n,,no
)encthen it's links again. and by May the p'"s
,,.,co will no = little over three thousand yarue:
r, croers arc also 10 be enlarged, so hS
nc put'as oSenroach shot necessary on every hoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
CAUGHT.
From Tit Bits.

From Tit Bis
Mike-How old you. Pat'
Pat-Thrty- swim next mont.
Mike-Y.z must be older than that. When were
yez born?
Pat-in 1851.
Mike have yez Sure, yez told the
same date tin Year, agoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

Cyclists desiring TO Join tho League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names ana addresses
10 the Cycling Editor OF The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

COURT CALENDARS FOR TO DAY
Supreme Court-Spec!al Term-Part II-Before Pryor J.
Court opens AZ 1890 m. EX parte matters
Surrogate's Court Chambers Before FitzgeraI. s.
No dRv calendar.
Wills flr probate Michael Neumann Henry Renmuller
Henry w Gennerich August Won barber Martha J
Mclaughlin Charles T. Thomas. Mary Cravellus
=.
city Court-Specia Tern1--Betore Schuchman. Court
opens at 10 n. Motions at 10 so A m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

J. D. Winsor jr. OF the University OF nv.
vona cxpects TO go abroad shortly after the inter
sanan,o,a col, tournament in May. and will Visit
,nr,hor OF wel-known courses there. incInnins
Tor,b berwick Hovoke Musselburg and west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

special team OF pacemakers will be located IN
this city during the coming season. under the man
agement OF the National Cycle Track Assocat ton.
AS the association will have n large number Of
races in this neighborhood during the season. and
the regular teams will be kept busy travelling over
the association circuit II has been decided hold
team Of fifteen mon permanently in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The final contest for the Morgan Cup Will ,aNe
Mace to-day nj the Nutley links. The compe'. 70
will be Mare Michael and Eugene iIunku .ro,..
latter is 10 receive handicap or elsH' s"''
while Michael will play from scratch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The. Pierce Wheemen will have a century run 70
East 1slip. Long Island. and return on Sunday.
April l.. The club invites women riders 20 take
part In tho run The regular division will leave
the Twenty-thirdst. ferry at a. m, and the fast
division two hours later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The fine weather yesterday made short work Of
the mud on the asphalt and macadamized roads.
ard unless more rain should fall the roads will be
In splendid condition for touring tomorrow. SeV-
eral Of the clubs in the district have arranged their
first club runs OF the season for tomorrow, and
with fair weather there will be the largest turn
out OF the year Riverside Drive the Boulevard
and the driveways in Central Park were thronged
yesterday afternoon. over in Brooklyn a steady
stream OF cyclists wended their way through Pros
pect Park and down the cycle path to COney
Island Work on Jerome-av uptown, is being
pushed rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

Zeoy and still another family boasts these na ia
Kansas Love Ouilina Qu!ltina Quinn EUIa ia ~ 80
sia Flabanico AnfestO. And yet another mus "a,
figured their children: L.nsco Lansco, tdilIl,ys
Al are good Populls;s # is said. and The Vo!'
wear the regulation wh!Skors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The following officers have been elected FOR 1905
IN the Columbia Yacht club: Commodore. Walther
LutiE o. the steam Yacht Linta. Vice commodore
". Dixon Ellis. OF the yacht Rambler. rear-com-
mOdore. W. G. Trageser; secretary. George Park
hill; treasure Joseph a. Weaver. feet surgeon.
DR.. Henry Griswold; measurer. W. T. QuackeI-
bush members OF the Board Of Trustees 10 serve
G. TaVler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

When seen last night Mr.. Potter said that when
the plan was clearly understood It might be looked
at In another light. He said that the local organi-
zation OF the League composed OF the chief
consuls OF several o; the larger divisions. VINO ap
pointed their chairmeD. and that consequently
Mr.. sherwood was not an appointed OF the presl-
dent OF the League Mr.. Potter said ne would be
careful 10 do nothing offend the Board OF Trade.
the individual manufacturer the dealer. as he
numbered among them some % his best friends.
III the Board of Trade desires II will go before It
at any time said he.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The steam yacht Scythian left Charleston s. c.
last Monday for Hampton Roads. Miss Susan de
Forest Day has been with her yacht at Charleston
for about Ave weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The steam yacht Narada. owned by Henry
walters OF the New-York Yacht Club is at Naples
~ Dov,s and F. kiddcr are with Mr.. Walters on
the Naraha ]. r. Drexers yacht. the Sultana. IS
coming west through the Mcdrerranean, after
visiting Constantinople. John J. BROOKS. or the
New-Yofk Yacht Club. arrived with the steam
sacht Andra nj Marseiles. from Gibraltar. March
D. and sailed for Nice later on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

Allison V Armour intends 20 take another cruise
soon in the Utowana. this time visiting Europe.
The big tree-masters auxiliary has Just arrived
hack from Nassau and Charleston MT. ana
Mrs T Meredyth Whi;ehouse were on Doaro as
,,e CHESTS Of the owner during her cruising IN
Southern waters Mr. Armour and MS pa,ly came
home bv rail from Charleston. The ttowatna
viii he Thoroughly ovcrhauled IN preparation Ior
her foreign cruise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

Tracy BOWS steam yacht Thesq!a came TO the
Erie Basin yesterday from Winthrops Cove Cap
tain Whitney was IN charge The Thespa has Just
been purchased from Mr.. DoW's brother. David.
She will receive thorough overhauling NJ the
Erie Basin and go into commission early.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
QUEER NAMES ~ NORTH CAROLINA.

From The Atlanta tOnsttutiOn
Rutherford County. North Carolina. is a place OF
queer names. Tho children In one family are going
through this vale OF tears as follows Zeno Zulsi
Zebuon, Znnie, Zolen Taco. Za!uski, Zenix Zalf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The nrst regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club vii!
r.. sailed on June 49, This will he open to all CLUBS
and special cup will he put up for the racing OF
the knocks bout fleets. For the use Of members the
cubhouse viil be cpen OF MAY !. but the for'na.
opening will not take place until May 30, Decoration