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Larned's match with McKittrick. Of Harvard me
10 .ter nIaved in good luck all through though ne
brought off some splendid strokes and MT .ne
balls hard and accurately. Larned was decdeuy
off his game. and Just managed 10 pull hmset
together in each set in time to win out La'.
he played Horton. another Harvard man. anu
needed only one game for this match IN eSslJIst eI
Kind ~ fashion when heavy thunderstorm s oroke
and drove the playeTs under cover 10 \ 49,
10 50 in the hrst set Just then Wrenn et uesan n
playing in nvincos st{Ie ana a1nled out four
straight games taking the set at -, ana Ingn rin
took the second easily al s. before the 'd'"
Younr Beas Wright has earned ed RnSe in edes ses
semi-hna round, and Larnea ,ba fIq sIse Paret
meets Davis tomorrow morning for the itt iout.n
place this round and viii PRO Ppoos sseoByl-85as are
scheduled for the afternoon ana the HHalS iVi
tbe Eastern championship doubles the feature
Of the day the return to comPeu5aort ti 81 A|st
tdnrnament ImapO match today sinos 1893. With r
Huntington, his old partner, Win "1oi ION ne ne nea
the National Ghamp0nshP IN grb ibs tS afternoon
sons Campbell won MS hrst match I'M, ts ar usTs
from Paret and Davidson Tne latter par Wei sat
oyermatched all tnTGnsH WeT 1np eIoSe Exchampon
Fred H Hovey, who was also entered teI ddafault eS
in his event to-day. The scores OF to-uaS
matches follow; ,.. ,.soora royn5,-E r Marvin
beat P E Presbrey Gs so 50 Third r2un6-PP r
Davis beat e r N4Vsh "a G"4. Kenneth Horton
pea pea pier 2Se 6-s rs. Sc. W. A. Larned beat
s]iob NJ E,ittrck iO-s. IO-s. @. J r Carpener
beat F Bradley e. 10 - g.. Fousth T9gna 5gTsT
r : WTenn IT. beat Holcomb Ward. -. - Vuilii
isbe5i. W 4 Iarned beat Kenneth Horton 81 d
1anAnshea) B g Wright beat J. R Carpenter IT, -
cba@pionshp double, preliminary rognd.Ralph M M
KTi'E r Ew9riehtington. 9ie Ga 90. 2-e 9-6 e. -
First round-M D. Whitman and G. l.: Nre6nn'e u:
beat J 5 Morris and A stroud g. -, and
T y Read and A E Pier beat kenneth horton AZ a
p Presbrey - Ga, Go; Ralph Mchiitr,eS anu f
= = Ware beat F II Hovey and F 3. Winslo"; ~
> "a arnheu ana r. ? Huntington beat J p
PaTet and J. C. Davidson 61. @. 6-4 " karhsa Sec
and p Iarned beat r. T. seaver and A r Fui'e''
e-4 60 e. -,..--.-. ,s...o,, hes, I
codman haf hfteen) by default shea ,thlr'yl "a.
Huntington ffteen). By default, W j 10
y - tasf q F Eames half hfteenJ. o g.
: p read scratch beat r. Marvin owe nfiesnl ~
Sefauit G p Wilson ifteen beat + A stroud '.tlss
eI a. P E Presbrey scratch, beat W a LAthst s (,
owe thrty1 BY de'ault; " :. Bond to~e hteep Oe1'
G cabot (hfteen G.. e 80, 49,, 80. r =
CAM rbiTty1 s-6 s-3 Go. z. ? Larned lscratca1l
beat B. F Merrill Nhfeen). e,S 81 R p sl,lie slt
2 Wright cowe hfteen) beat g F Brown jr 'h1,
hfteen) BY default W. c. Grant tscra'cN Oe'' w. -
putnam jr. (hfteen). by detauit
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BOXING.

TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
POSTED FOR JEFFR1Es.
Fred W Bert representing James J. JeHIies'
yesterday posted 2.5o on oenah OF 1elll,eS -
.,r. cnitb for the champions match with
Sharkey to take place In October
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THE BAY RIDGE ATHLETIC CLUBS GAMES
The Bay Ridge Athletic Club will hold rs m -,
annual outing and games at NeH-D0'p'
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"prrcz,. Rr-BLE TO MEET o'DoNNgLL

TIE boxing contest at the Westchester Atnleuc
club on Saturday afternoon Will be between
Beech" Ruble OF Dayton. and steve OCiiu - COiitiei IN
West.
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MIXED rouRsoME AT MANCHESTER.

Manchester. Vt. July q (speciaD.-A mixed handi-
can foursone tournament played to-day on the
Equinox links, the prizes being two silver cups
The scores follow: -.
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TENNIS.
FINE rxHrp1T1oNs IN THE MATCHES AT
THE LoNGwooD CRICKET CLUB
pAREr. THE NEW YORKER. DEFEATED LEO WARE
-1ARSEp AND GEORGE wRENN DISPOSED
OF THEIR ANTAGONISTS EASILY
THE OTHER WINNERS

THE OTHER WINNERS
- ,.,,. o. lsnac,aD-The fourth days play
in the Eastern Championship Lawn Tennis
r,srt attracted a large crowd OF enthusiasts ou' 10
the Iongyood Cricket Club in the afternoC' 80 80 .
select few also followed the morning mAtcns ~" "a
considerable interest. The chief intereS. -o-ai -
the championship singles. OF course anu 80
the matches in this contest were DO" -. -
exc,ting The longest and probably the most eN
citing OF the day, however was tnat Oe," "a
the New-York expert. and Ware the no 20 a..
crack who was ranked among the leaders loi 'asI
season The Harvard man has not mac e"oss "
practice yet this year to get into top loiHn w.
Paret has been playing steadily IN the ~ .
since the season opened. The resui' -. -
the New-Yorker gave the crowd ps
beating his Boston antagonist three se' -,
This match began before Il o'clock IN the "-e
and lasted until 2 in the afternoon the p p'ay
struggling for over three hours through the hottest
part OF what proved 10 be a severe day. S'"0' '"'
heat and humidity both intense
Paret started of with a rush and got i'1 "a
40 in the first set. but Ware then came oaoN VIZ,
a run OF four games. and the score sec -
until 7-all had been reached. when tue -
Yorker out the set with the next t"O "a -.
The second set was easy for Paret, and ne heIu 'A
lead from start to finish allowing his antasohis.
only two games In the third Paret had 'es" u
3-l and was repeatedly WITHIN a stroke %. ~
next game but Ware played very steauhS a. ~
critical points and finally pulled himseh Voe
for final rally and out the set w"
straight games When the fourth began oo." p'ay
ers were pretty we'll used UP, and the speeu - ~
balls had slackened perceptiby. Ware so' a,leau ,,
at first and up to - he maintained 'he 90
Then the New-York player gathered hiiiSe.. -
gether for a final effort. and ran out lour ~.
sive games giving him the set and match A"
score by games was as follows
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Young WINSTON TAKEN INTO CAMP.

In the mean time Jasper Lynch had taken young
owen Winston Of the Cutler School, into camp by
the same score as Travis had beaten Curtis-that Is
3 up and to go-although the youngster had
pushed him hard. Starting out they divided the
first two Winston won the third, and Lynch took
the next three and turned for home up. He won
tne tenth Winston the eleventh. the twelfth was
halved as was the fourteenth. Winston winning the
thirteenth Lynch then won two straight and TOOK
the match by up and 10 play.
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SAVANNAH CUP RACE POSTPONED.
Dorval. Que. July 27.-The race for the seawan-
baka Cup was postponed until tomorrow on ac-
count OF aigh winds.
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GOLD SEEKERS DROWNED.

For other sports see pag. ~
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Ripley:

Ripley:
Out ......................4 q,
In ...........-......b 4 b-4(--1
Chauncey:
Out ...-.-...............4 ~ e.
The foursome contest OF which much had been
expected turned out rather poorly, only seven
couples turning in cards. The winners were Dan
Chauncey and W. B. Crittenden, or Dyker Meado"'
who made the following excellent card:
Out ......................5 - so
The other scores were:
George Cooke and Charles Hitchcock IT. Point judith
s4 George Clark. jr.. and James Curtis 80; =. y
and r. C. Watson. jr. 50; l. p Bsyard, IT. ana d. n
Toler 90 Louis LarocQue and II. G. Godfrey' 30
The summary OF the days play follows;
Presidents cup second round)Travis beat Curtis
up and to play; Lynch beat Winston. up ana Z 70
NAV. Rinley beat Murdock. UP and TO play -. -,-
Sem-nnal round-Travis beat Lynch. up In ~ hoeS'
Ripley beat Chauncey, up in 10 holes.
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,,rrN INTEREST TAKEN IN THE CONTESTS BY THE
..cA1IERY"-BXcELLENr WEATHER FOR
TILE COLE TOURNEY
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

Tralns leave foot q 34th at. Z. y y ,.V hotyv
g 40 40 74o s2o % a. i2lo sna hsI "a ngW ~
$40 $ 90 $50 10 50 D. m, 90 "A .nA bai1-
hourly 10 TO 8 10 . n. 1910 p m go.
Leave foo, whitehsi st CBausryl via ss,n o.. m 10
Brooklyn Ferry. daily 100 and houa ss0 sad sio2o
o. m. week days only.
EXCURSION TICKETS 20 cESfs.
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xo. POPULAR SUNDAY OUTING eos'
UP THE HUDSON
BY the Long Island sound Steamer
"CITY OF LOWELL"
81 81 ar 10 A. VI. Music, Refrsshments
of sprin@ rsSr. Sroie Dinner until p NJ. u carte
No hqnofsp Tickets and staterooms In advances AZ
pier go
---coxEX Island VIA CULVER HOlTE.
,IOT az wpTTFHAII, ST n. Y. BY sssn 81 bry2s-
,n Terry Fsst connect win eApseS In,
yn a,7 "a I25T every 20 minutes i:2l 70 cs syey
n Minutes un,r ioiT quickest trip 10 the iAan' u"'
20 minutes
ITxTRroUs TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. inclgsv
A EIn. psrs Exposition starts September N hESHt
1xzE SONS lR- H. crundsn. osaI AS-,. - wess~'ss
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Lynch: =.
IN ................-.o . 4 = o 17l-oo

The cards were
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oncpsNArI June 2t.-The Latonia JOCKEY Club
spring meeting of twenty nine days closed to-day
with the Snort badly marrsd BY . sloppy track and
fair under the as has been through.
out the meeting. In the fourth raoe. the Latonia
Spring Prize. epirituelle the 8 to favorito. with
1875 pounds up oonceding many pounds to every
thing else. taken of her feet in tho first thr
quarters and finished q bad last in the fourhorse
race summary:
First Raoe-sevsn furlongs-Dashaway, 1os CMath-
ews). to I. won; Brother Fred, 101 tRobortson).
- to second; Prospero. 90 Boland 10 to 1. third
Second Rsce-six furlongs-Nstte Regent, 1o1 Oh
wilson, to 2. won; CQley. 100 (Scoyile), 10 to l.
second Russell R., 100 landry 15 to 1. third
Time. 1913.
Third Raee-one mile and an eighth-Allio Belle
81 III Wilson,. even. won: Finom Respice. 50 u.
Hicks, to l. second; Rastus. 100 (HilD. to l.
third. Time, 1853.
and an eighth for three Observation-Disclosures %
Landry. 10 to ]. woni The Bondmhn. w H. WI.
8, third. Time, :5S%.
Firth Race-A handicAp six furlongs-The Elector.
1o9 PetermanJ to ]. won: Carl G.. LOB CRoss). to
J. second; The Lady in Blue. 1os "a. Wilson, to 2.
Sixth Race-Soven furlongs-Beapa, 1o4 Gandry).
to 1. won: Connie Leo 100 (H. WILSON,. Is TO l,
second; Loyalty. 100 (W. Jones to ]. third. Time.
1881.
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the second 5000 and the third 100; one milsi
p. DUNES oh, Z. F1y.by Night, o. by Candlemha-
Flibbertigb6et, 1oe tbu1lma ............,.....
0norre J. Longs b. T. AIucenA, 4. es toOonnor). -.
W. d. JenninRs's cb. Bendoran, 4, 12a tsimsl
Imp. g. Cloud, Kinnikinic, Bangle, George Keene
and Candle Black also ran.
Time. 1889 as.
Bcttng-six 70 against Fly.by Night. 25 TO AEu-
cena, 2 70 BdndorAn, TO Imp. to 81. Cloud.
20 IN Einniknc, to I Bangle, to George
Keene. is to 1 Candle Black.
FIFTH RACE.
For four-year-olds and upward; handicap ateeple-
chase full steeplechaso course:
Mr.. Cham blets b. q. Diversion, q. BIZ RAyon dor
Di Vernon 1ue Vsitohl u........................
\. ". Smiths b. g: King T. g. i4s toEnsr).
"Cock Robin and Sister Stella also ran.
Time, 5:19 20.
Bethng-Thsrtsen to 10 against Diversion, 20 to
King T.. 30 to Nestor IL to 10 Cock obtn to
Slater stella.
SIXTH RACE.
For three-year-olds and upward: selling; allow
Bayman Frnt's CHI. c. Dan Rice. 4, by Han lover
jess, 101 tMcCus. 1
c. Fleschmann's Sons br. C. DR.. Eichberg. 0, % =
F. Trisbie L Co.'S b. g. Double Dummy. 8. 100
Eatsca. aroatinnd. The Burlington Route Mil
stream, Pacemaker, Skyscraper, Tyrshena, Camotop
Rinsldo and Bona Dea alro ran.
Time, 1:47 10.
Betune-Eight to against Dan Rice. to l Dr.
Eichberp, 20 to Double Dummy. to Estaca, 10
to Greatland, 20 to The Burlington Route. 20 TO
Ito Tyrshena. 100 to Camotop. 90 to Hnaldo.
60 ~ Bona Dea,
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RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS.
At st. Louis.

sr. LOUIS. Juno a4..-This was Derby day and fully
Club veranda. lawn and grand stand were packed
with pretty women. Prince MCClurg, j. H. hcAvoy
4 Co.'S entry captured the Derby stab. SIR Gatian
good second. The performance of Gains chest
nut colt was Q surprise as he had taken the first
race one mile and twenty yards. and to come in the
place In the fifth event, one mile and half was a
rarely cqualled exhibition OF speed and endurance
He entered until Just before the horses wont
to the post. Summaries
First Race-se one mile and twenty yards
sir daan. los IT. Burusl. to 3, won: Col. Cassidy
9S FROST. Is to ]. third. Time. :+S.
Second Race-selling; One mile and three six
teenths-Gun Metal, 100 tStovens). 20 to 1. won;
Sadie Levy, 1o2 (Rebo) 20 to 1 and q to l, second
Helen H. Gardner. 100 Cunningham. to 1. third
Time, 207h.
tHouokl, 8 to !. won Sir Rolla 1o2 tSouthard). to
land to 10, second; Kisme 1o1 Frost 6to l.
Fourth Raos-ono mile and a si1teenth-Parolo
dor, VS. Rrost). 2 to /. won: DR.. Sheppard, us
(Thorpo). to 8 and to 8. second; Eight Bells. 80
(Domnck). 10 to 1. third. Time. 152A.
Fifth Race-St. Louis Derby; one mile and half
purse $1,000. with added money-Prince McClurg
125 (southard). 8 10 1. won; Sir Gatan. 100 lFrost
80 TO and 10 to I. second; Chancery, LOT lThorpe
IL to 1. third. Time. 2:4o Billy House. W. Over
ton, Streamer. Be True and Leo Planter also ran.
Sixth Raoe-One mile and seventy yards-Croeket
Louden). O 20 1 and q to 8. second; Duke of Baden
40 tKAne). 7 to 2. third. Time 1:4Ya
Seventh Raoe-Seling; one mile-Dutch Bard. ia
cOonley). TO D. won; Air Blast, 1o1 It. Burns to
and out. second; Belle Ward. los Frosb. to 1.
third. Time, 1:4B.
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HENRY OF NAyAnnrs FIRST CROP.
J. e. Madden Secures the Pick of the
Nursery Stud for 0A,os5.

J, 4, Mndden sooures the Pick of tho
Nur..rx ANA sor "A oan
'i' S'"" A"f S>'o~"'
Horpemen turned their faces toward Sheeps-
Ma nv ..r,i., th.n n.r.I $1,000 a..
1890 h.,n. ~. al. =, ,ho,orrhhr.S '
lings from August Belmont's Nursery stud
Ths ,saturs vas tho or.t cron nrodn..d Nv ~.
noted racehorse Henry OF Navarro. and it was
t .no ssnsii opnn,oh snA' lanS, pr,ees YOU'D DO
tho order. But the market for the past
buyers were inclined to be unusually
S S,,"rIY hnv.v.r ' whsn ~. n..t %. op pS
80.
-soubrstts. was shown. John I. Madden
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At Chicago,

CHICAGO June 24.-Tho hrst Hawthorne Meeting
ended to-day and . fair crowd Witnessed the sport
A .steeplech base was the feature of the card and
proved good race. Gslathee, who finished second
in the last race. disqualified for foulng Guess
Me. The Harlem track opens on Monday for two.
weeks meeting. Summary.
First Race-Fivs furongs-strathbroock 1o7 Beau
champ, to .. won; NullA 1o< (vititoe), to l. sec
ond; lnlook. 1o7 Bassinger,. to l. third. Time.
1OlA.
Second Race-siI furlongs-Maggie Davis, 1oe Csut-
ter. TO l. won; HEROES 100 (Hamton). 9 to 1. Sec
ond; Cordial 1o6 IT. Knight IL to /, third. Time.
1915.
Third Race & teeplechase; short course - Jack
HAYES. lat Gohnson). 8 to ., won; Chenisr I3e
to.BnsnI. to I. s % BEL Coronado. l-S de.
Fourth Raee-one and An eighth miles-Piccola.
81 (Dupee). 7 to 2. won; King Bermuda. 1o5 witt.
toe). 70 !. second Banquoy, 1le CLAY. 10 to 1.
Fifth Race-six furlongs-vio Lamont. 1oe Vltt.
toe) TO q won; Idle Hour l24 CLAY so to l. Soc
end; Mia. Ross. 11s Hamilton). 10 to l. third.
sixth Raco-one mile-what Erlou 113 Rutter).
sto won; aalAthee, 100 BeauchAmP). to !. Sec
ond: Hugh Penny. 100 Nutt, 8 to /, third. Time
1894.
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Prize List of the Monmouth County Horse
Show.

LoNa BRANCH June 24.-The prize list OF
the sixth annual exhibition OF the Monmouth
County Open Air Horse Show was made pub
lie to-day. The show will be held on July 81,
% and 30 Prizes worth over $4,000 will be
distributed. In addition to the classes OF last
year there will be two new ones. one for
polo ponies and the other for hunters Only
those which belong to recognized polo clubs
and hunters are eligible to admission. In the
hunters class the competition is open to
teams OF three horses. to be ridden by mem
hers or servants OF the respective hunts,
who must wear the hunt colors. The horses
will be shown over regulation jumps and be
Judged for the average performances of each
team. The prize in this class is offered by
Richard Deeves. There will be prizes for
roadSters. trotters, hackneys. harness horses.
tsadems: iour-ln- hands. ponies In harness.
ers and Jumpers. The usual prizes for the
cham plonship classes will he awarded. Among
thoss WHO will donate prizes are James smith.
", j. i O'Donohue. Jr. J. 7. Hyde. II. G. Hos
Edward =. Murphy.
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DAN STUART IN TOWN.
He II Ready 20 Bid II Jenries and sharkey
VIII Fight to q Finish.

He IL Ready 20 Bid IL Johrien and Bharkey
VIII Fight To = Finish.
II Jim JefIries and Tom sharkey make up
their minds to fght to q Finish: next October.
Dan Stuart. the wsll-known nstio promoter.
will bid for the match. Stuart arrived In town
yesterday from Hot Springs where he has
been resting Tor long while. He says he ID
here simply for pleasure. but adds II anything
turns up In the puRllistic line worth striving
for he will try and interest himself hnsn-
cially. Stuart further said to the reporter OF
THE SUN:
Il was surprised to hear OF Bob Fitzsim-
monss defeat at the hands OF Joffriss. bet
quite a sum on the o.. cham pion and thought
he would win sure. Jeffries must be q won
der. He did not impress me to any great ex-
tent when he fought Bob Armstrong last sum-
NOR at the 1,enoX A. G.. and am now inclined
to think that thai affair was stall We'll.
Carson Is still open for any OF the big fellows
who want to go ut IL for endurance. l will be
ready to offer to them tidy sum any time they
choose to shape 1t there"
Sharkey, according to q telegram received
by his manager yesterday. ia on his way East
from San Francisco. and Ia expected to arrive
here next week. As soon as the Sailor ar
rives he will begin training for his encounter
with Jeiries. He will probably do his work ut
New Dorp. Staten Island.
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2trsunal 3lutires.

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and emgrated to New York in 1874. or his heira or
any one who can give any information regarding
him. Is requested on account Of q large legacy to
communicate with THE GERMAN SOCIETY OF
York
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Trains leave saith ST.. E. H., NY.
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Last train returning l $50 z. NJ.
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Bedford and Gates avs. Brooklyn; $40 reward will
Be paid and no QUESTION: asked for return OF sams
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-"If Porto
Rico is to become a credit to the United
States" said Captain Augustus p.
Gardner, assistant adjutant general of
volunteers, in an interesting report to
Assistant Secretary Of War Meiklejohn
upon the educational and other affairs
OF the island of Porto Rico, "and not a
continual thorn in her side, it is as Ger
tain as the rising of the sun that Il
work OF reconstruction must be douC
by men OF dislnterested motives"
There exists ON the island a fairly
good skeleton on which TO construct a
school system. The difficulty arises
from the scarcity of competent and re-
liable teachers. In the nature of things,
for the present, but little progress can
be made by American teachers sent to
the island, until a knowledge of the
English language has begun to perme-
ate all classes.
Since the invasion of the American
troops the salaries of all the priests,
which have heretofore been paid by
the state, have been cut off.
Roman Catholicism has q better
chance in the island in view of the con-
dition of the native mind than any
other form of religion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-01-26

LONDON, Jan. 23.-The Berlin corro
spondent of The Times said:
"There are good reasons for beliey.
ing that the German government re-
CARDS the maintenance Of cordial re-
lations with Great Britain and the
United States as far more important
than even German commercial inter
ests in Samoa, The tone of the lead
ing journals, therefore, ia, on ths
whole, free from bitterness or exaggar-
alton.
"In word there are many indica-
tions that Germany will not frustrate a
revision Of the treaty of Berlin by ex-
travagant demands, s. slch as for the ces-
sion of the islands to Germany. The
holnische Zeitung ridicules the report
that DR.. Won Holleben, German ambas-
sador at Washington, has complained
OF MIR. Berry's remarks in the house OF
representatives, and says that the
United States ambassador in Berlin,
Mr.: White. might as well have com.
plained of Herr Ahlward's anti Amer.
lean rawlings in the reIchstag."
The Derlin correspondent of The
Daily News said:
"a joint stock company has been
formed at Cologne with q capital OF
G5OO,OOO TO lay cable from Germany
to the United States. At the same
time VOLTS Telegraph agency decided
to establish branch office in New
York city. Evidently the yellow
press campaign against Germany,
which has caused great embitterness ON
both sides, has induced the German
government to favor this project, by
which it is hoped to exercise a direct
influence upon public opinion in the
UbIted States"