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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

The first annual handicap games of the Dread
naugltA. g. were held at Crotuua Park yesterday.
W. Rogers the Champion shot putter Of the New
York ntrIsnhOastir A A, figured prominently in all
the events T.. VI. SCiAhs, the physical director OF
Trinity school. las been elcrtcd captain OF the
club. summary OF TIE games follows
IuoNard Dash. Handicap-""n by D.; Seigel,
yards, =. S-lkas. 10 yards, second; w. Rogers.
scratch, third. Time, 10 - seconds
44O-Iarl Run, Handicap Won by W. Rogers.
scratch; W. Muiiett. yards second, 7. III. SeiIas.
scratch. third TIM, minute 10 / /. rcconds
Ruanrg Broad Jump, HAudicap-Won by ;. SEEK
as : !rct ". Mohutt. scratch second, f. Clinch l
foot. third. Wuu,r- actual jump. ! feet inches.
banning High jump Won by L. Clinch. W. Moi
felt SECOND. Height. - feet inch,
Putting the iGpo"nd sA"t, Hanaicap-won by ".
Rogers scratch George Brown. lU feet, second; L.
GulnlAn, s feet. third Distance, 80 feet inches.
Throwing the discus HauNrap-Won By Charles
schulz 20 feet; W. r. gers scratch. second; J. No
Parlan. 10 feet third. Distance, iua feet inches.
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There is letter Al TIM once for charles Henry.
bal HawknI it is sad, has decided to retire from
the ring.
Billy Madden Oilers 70 match Gus Rubin against
Joe ChuynskI IN In lied round bout UvIpre one Of
The local ,luhs next e9t"mher,
johnny lc,gan ha- matched Jack Hamilton 10
~ oct Billy Whistler at tue Fuican A. c on next Fri
day night IN a twenty round bout
Anew asprant for heavy weight h0nors has sprung
M ia san Francisco. He IL Billy Myers aud II "a Il
To- lie quite clever. Hens matched to meet Charley
jones' l'ied, IN 'Fr!srn some ttlI.r ncNt week,
johnny Rtr HE Of Chicago said yesterday IN n rs.
porter of I'M SIS that he NOdd lNe I" T. Hn"tl er
crack at Terry Mrttuycrn. ktrlHa attribute his
uulCk defeat by the Brooklyn boy u nervousness.
DR. Ordway said yesterday that whIlo abroad he
saw ncn Jordan, the English f"itherw"lHht cAam-
mon, and thai the latter told hun lie would visit
Amcri,a next fall to ne some Of the crack boxers
Oi his class.
Peter Maher declares that he j. going 10 do some
tall nghtlng again tho near future. He Is anI !uus
to meet Tom Sharkry once more, ami adds that,
should the sailor not care - box Jim Jeres Mah=r
will take Sharkev OIL.
According IN letter reCe.ved from Blly Brady.
the match Between Charley Mitchell and jim JennrG
hae been oct far sept. /, at rrHnghAm. The men
will box for percentage of the gate reCops. Jefrles
hAA AIirsAA "a alan Mitchell nl!de Of ten rounds.
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,oor11rsr LABOR MEN rom
The oustinE of Daniel De Leon Followed
by FisticuffH.

Daniel De Leon. Spanish Jew. editor OF the
Socialist newspaper. the People, promoter OF
the Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance. and for
years dictator OF the Socialist Labor party, Is
no longer IA leader. He and all his friends were
overturned last night at meeting OF the
party's New York Executive Committee. desig-
mated by the last national convention as tho
controlling body OF the party. This meeting
was sequel to the meeting in Labor Lyceum
on Saturday night. when tho attempt Of the
De Leon faction to organize the committee
contrary to the will OF the majority resulted in
a for-all fight. After that meeting De
Icons opposers signed a call for another meet
ing held last night in the big green painted
hall back OF the saloon at $50 Bowery.
The overthrow of De Leon is virtually a VIC
tory for the German Socialists. whose OPPOSE
tion to the Spanish Jews methods has slug
gshy developed until II Is overpowering. DE
Icons Trade and Labor Alliance was the
straw that broke the camel's back" as one OF
the German delegates put it last night.
De Leon thought he could force the
gHnIIs ry" nSns nS9 tho to
The German Socialists recognizing that men
Of shades Of 9bS I mHds up the
Labor party. and they have favored friendly
relations with the trades unions, seeking in
dividual support Recent labor troubles on the
east side, brought on by De Icons fight against
the old labor unions, have aggravated tho
differences between the factions and brought
out the strength Of the slow;E4ing Germans.
As De Leon and his friends didn't venture TO
show themselves at last nights meeting. the
affair was one-sidcd. Standing committees Of
the Socialist Labor party have no permanent
Chairman..a Chairman has to be elected at
candidate Of De Icons opposers at the Satur,
day night fight. was chosen Chairman. and
Adolph Jabinowsk Vice Chairman. Then the
along the line. First new committee for
New York city was elected with no Dc Leon
men on II. then a new state committee ana
last q new national committee. Tor the New
party. Is empowered to name the national
committeeman. Organizer Lazarus AbcsOn.
who tried to turn the saturday night meeting
for De Leon. was dcposed. too. The only De
Leon scalp not taken was that OF the National
Secretary. Henry kuhn, another People man.
who cannot be put out without vote OF the
The DE Leon Matchett- Sanial wing Of the
Socialist Labor party. which was put out of
Office by the meeting at 80 Bowcry last night
retired to the Iolks Zeitrng building at lSf
william street
While they were in consultation there a COM
mittee from the Bowcry meeting came TO them
wi h a demand for the books OF the Socialist
Labor party.
the books. and in two!minutes the committees
were at one another hammer and tongS.
Chairs beer bottles and fists were used with
the utmost abandon one OF the De Leon con
the worst OF II. stuck his bend out Of the win
dow and clamored for the police;
Policemen Mahoney. shutter ltoddy.C Connolly
into the rooms and threw the whole crowd into
the street. where they were still talking at =
O'Clock this morning.
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CHICAGO. July lO.-A light sprinkle OF rain
did not materially interfere with the second
day Of the Western championship lawn tennis
tournament at the kunwoOd County Club
grounds to-day, During tn" early part Of tho
afternoon games between Carr Nvcl aud
Street and Nicely aud Muuuy OCCUPIED the
attention 81 tn" spectators and som" good
playing was done, Street and MunGy wee
nervous and thor opponents won band
He defeated McGee by e. 10.
The arrival OF the Yale champions. EIackett
and Allen caused quite a stir among the lash
ionabr circle in the grand stand. THOR pay
ing was something Of a disappointment. but 1t
Is thought thoy will show to better advantage
latcrun. summary:
Ilackctt I, rratcl Bruce by G-i,d- MrQuston
delrat"d NJ Council by -, So BROOK, dcl,arcd
i. : -r. Myers 4 rraIud Peters by q !. 81;
Carter defeated Olherv by q, Is, n q;
=. N-rl d"Ioatnd G"'ll"n by e. G.H,
Ashcrtt defeated Marshall by -, III, Spencer
d,'"lt,d B,uga Nm hy II e, Il. >. Na.ducr defeated
Condoe ~ Il /, ~; Straohurg d trIu! Bla. h.
in, 10y -, .; Alien dc !cat, Beard hy - Is "a.
Doubles First round -LavAlIsy and Kellogg de.
fettcd Leland aut tluut by -. - u ~ =. :;
Street AID Carter .ief,ated ScahNuy and McEcn-
n, 10y = 1T, - Bond and Col
Inns dcfra'eI Lee and partner ry default;
Mnhly aul III 10 over def htd TorT,y and Bruce hY
u, i-...',-t. r"rdcc ana PA4is"n defeated Fox
defeated L,lrkcr and Muulalnc b. -, q,
-. 70 Peters aud Bailey Dictated now and
Hall hy 80. a., Il 2. Is l. MGR, and WaItn' +
url,Rt,i Pr rec and Boa. n by e., d--S. 81.
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RE-ESLISTMENT or VETERANS.
Gen. Otis Organizing Two skeleton Regi
ments at Manila.

ments at Manila.
WASHINGTON. July 1O.-Under date OF Manila.
July 8. Major-Gen. Otis tclcgraphs to the
Adjutant- General as follows:
Two veteran regiments assured. Will en-
list about 1000 You can appoint eleven Sec
ond Lieutenants for first and nine for second
regiment to recruit in the United States. All
other Offices filled Regiments styled First
and second Philippine United states Veterans.
Volunteer Infantry
The twenty Second Iieutenants referred to
by Gen Otis will bs appointed in this country
as soon as possible and will begin recruiting
when they receive their commissions: As
stated by Gen; Otis. all other officers will he
taken from soldiers now serving in the Phlln-
pines. Tho designations given to the. regi-
mrnts ny Gen. Otis, will be changed to the
Thrty-sixth and .Thirty;seventh Infantry
ReRimcnts United States Volunteers. so as TO
conform to the. rule adopted in regard 70 the
volunteer army. About 1000 recruits will Io
procured in the United States to M the ranks
orders we're issued this afternoon by AdIt-
Gen Corbin directing all recruiting officers TO
sec that recruits are vaccnated at the recruit
ing stations.
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OFFICIAL CROP REPORT.
Increase in Acreage OF Corn-Decline in
Condition of Winter Wheat.

Condition of Winter Wheat.
WAsHISGToS. July 1O.-Prellminary returns
the statistician OF the Department of Agri-
allure on the acreage OF corn planted Indicate
increase OF about 3 per cent. over the acre
"a harvested last year. OF the twenty-one
'tates having one million acres or over in corn
, asst year all but Virginia. Kentucky. and Ohio
how ali increase. and the decrease in the three
tates named is very small. A much larger in
rease than has actually taken place is re-
ort"d as having been contemplated. but late
n otherwise uniavorable planting season has
e4tricted operations in Illinois. Indiana. and
'cNeral other important States. The average
oGditien Is 40. as compared with HO5 on
uly !. lSss; S2!, at the corresponding date in
MI and ~ the mean Of the July average
1r the last ten years: The condition in the
?ur g. Indiana a0 9I Illinois. S. ana Iowa s
81; Kansas, -, and Nebraska. S3, ''''
Tho condition OF winter wheat has further
n July !. as compared with S57 on July l.
~; =! 2 at the corresponding date in 1897.
rst ten years The principal State averages are
H. follows; Minnesota; %; Iowa. a3; Nebraska.
south Dak",n lo2' North Dakota; s.
amiarsi TtG y on july i is@S + at" at tho 10
ears. The condition in Wisconsin. the pr in.
If spyns rye g state a.
- against "a 7 ono month ago, OBS on July /,
lS,S. ~ . at the corresponding date In 1897.
md 81 the mean OF the July averages for the
The average condition Of barley is 90. as
against s. 4 last month. S5.7 on July ]. lSiS
- at the corresponding date in. 1897. and
S3 the mean OF the July averages for the last
G years The &c coTaiti"n in New York and
~ Iowa, 100; South Dakota. 90. and North
Their" is an increase OF l per cont in the
40
The wool report indicates tho average weight
X lr""r a. Icing . 10 pounds, an Increase Of
r Tss %%9hy c%f,GH FIrort will show an
stmoniG d on jay :" i99; IS at Tt iRc co., Cor
spending date in 1897. and trn-year av-
, ,aEga. Of -. The c9pdtion q The principal
y; South Carolina, ~: Georgin, 80; Florida.
65nmaSS " AFff n9as r. fGrr T%%ge'F SEE n
Nuth Carolina Florida and Alabama the
%nI'tion corrosponds exactly witt, the ten,
ear averages In those States. In North
IeYas Joints above the t;Gp-y"ar average
Louisiana 4 and in Arkansas POINTS be.
W. ~" t"n-V"ar average. There was a gen
Georgia and oklahoma, each with a decline oi
POINTS being the only exceptions. Srcca
IGNITION Is called I" the fact that no account
yhnt"ver is taken in this report Of the loss re-
ApnE from the overflow OF the Brazos River
Texas,
LABOR Porter 10 he Retired a. Lieutenant
Colonel.
"N-Ni>. .oN,J July lu-MaJor Carlisle T. Por
l"r''t.r Martin, Corps has been promoted t.
lea I..rrrarr-C"lunol under the provisions
~" .rn which permits officers to rctl rc aite
lhi'h as -"lNicr, up their own application
hihil" tuh and retired pay Of the next highe
grad" II" Nl,l he r"tiToI IA a Lieutenant Colo
PEI on SEPT, 10 next. on the expiration Of TIVE
Imunths l"Hyr. Lieut.. tot Porter is u sou .
Admiral David b. Porter.
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PRODUCE EXPORTER GOES CRAZY
His Firm, WestsckhRgen, BeuEger HerZog,
Failed Last February.


Failed Last February.
man who dashed through st. Mich oas
avenue early Yesterday morning holding
cobhlestone in each hand and yelling wildly.
I'm it," was seized at l44th street
by a policeman, who knocked tho stones
out OF his hands and took him to the station.
There the man said he was Henry Beuggcr ~
years old, Of 23l West l3lst street. When ar
ruigncd ia the Harlem Police Court ne became
violent and gave three policemen duckIhg
with Il pail OF water.
for living. He said: oh! | i've on love,
don't have to work" Pending his transfer
from tho Harlem Hospital TO bellevue for ,cN-
animation a. 10 his sanity, no was plhceh IN
straitJackct. which he nearly got out OF ny
chewing the canvas, ~ A.
Last night the police learned from jacob \.
Strau~. "a whose home BeuGger had been
living that he insane man was u member OF
the firm OF W"StsckhnGrn, Beugger heTAoR;
produce exporters al TX Beaver street ana 44t
Lexington avenue. which rallied lhst FEBRUARY.
At the timo Of the failure. which was duo 70
sudden losses, Beugger was engaged 10 ne
married. The engagement was broken on hc-
count OF tn" failure and BeugGer mas Deem "e-
Spuudcnt since. ,
When Bcugger's brother Alexander, who had
been the firms resident member in SWitItr-
land returned to this country he ioMpd Henry
acting uuceriy, MIR. Strauss SAID. HIS eccth-
tr"ItirH increased until last night lie broke
into he room Oi Mr. STRAUSS daughter ana n
: -t"d that she and til" members nl the fanny
whom she called L. her assistance remain
awake aud tniE with him untll dnyhGht, Ehrly
in the morning he left the strauss huus", say
ing he mad an important business engagement
downtown,
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Sinth Annual Congress of tho American
Whist League.

CHICAGO. July 1O,-play in the tournament OF
the ninth annual congress Of the American
Whist League began at tho Auditorium
Hotel this afternoon. Eighty players par
ticipated. The Brooklyn trophy is con-
tested for by teams of sixteen players
representing the auxiliary associations
within the league Chicago is on tho
lists this year for tho first time. and after
more probably, tomorrow morning her rep
resentatiNee hope to b" in possession of a
handsome loving cup hearing recently en-
graycd - will y" beneath the name ul New
York, its present holder; But the wi,eacr"s
say thu Northwestern Association with the
Formidable st. Paul and Minneapolis delega-
tons will pack away the cup in its trunk
Seventy nine Of the eighty PLAYING his after
noon were men. The other was Mrs. G. =.
Watcrhous" OF Boston, who had tn" distinc-
ton OF being the only woman taking rnrt
in a trophy contest. Mrs Watcrhgu-c is the
Secretary Of the Howell Woman's Whist Ciuhot
Boston and played TODAY with the New Eng
land auxiliary. Tho nmpiT"s for the brooklyn
Kapid- la. and ]. l. .GrMihs. Chicaso,
continued in three ses lions The Chicago
Club defeated New England hy min" tricks
Score: New England. .iln: Chicago. HE'. The
Atlantic Whist Association defeated the New
York State Association by three tricks.
score: Atlanti" U27; New York, 62l I:
At the second session Northwestern defeated
New York 10y tricks Score. Northwestern.
G3l New York, gu. The third session was
not completed at midnight
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PALMER SIGNS TO EIGHT
English Bantam Agrees to Meet NIcGovern
at the WestChcster a. &.

at the Nestchcster y. 4.
Amceting wa. held yesterday afternoon at
the Office OF Billy Gray. in West Twenty
seventh street. between DIR. Ordway. represent
ing "Pcdlar" Palmer. and Sammy Harris
Terry McGovern's manager. for the purpose
of cIinchinG fight for the bantam champion
ship Of the world. As a result OF I'll" confab
Ordway signed articles on behalf OF Palmer to
face McGovern before the Wcstchcster A. c.
the latter part Of August or during the first
week in September. Harris did not aflix his
signature. but asked TOR a respite OF forty eight
hours in which to give the other organizations
a chance to bid.
Hurris tried hard to get Ordway to consent to
n battles at llS pound-, hut Or WAY held ont
for II pounds Alter q good d"a! ~ p"rsud-
sion Harris eventually gave ~. ana the weigh
ing in tim" will bc about SIX hours h"tor" tho
SCRAP; The articles call lor twrnty-lN"ss
Queen sherry rules. ThsiS quite a feather in
McGovcrn's cap tor at tins styl" IT fighting hn
Palmer, knows thing or tw9, about the rules.
and MS he is a stiT uunrh"r the aiIair ought to
be exceptionally interesting.
The Westrhcster A. {. men have decided to
| hang up a guaranteed purse "l $1,000 or 30
per cent. OF tho gross rcr"ipts. Should tho
| amount taken in at the door YNc"" IT,! SI4Oup,
| the boxers will receive an additional H. per
| cent and II stipnIated interest IN N" picture
privileges" The boys have consented 70 d.
the winner naturally to get tho large cnd.
Oriway Yesterday cabl"d Palmer what he had
| day There is no doubt that Harris will sign
| with the NcStchcS'Cr club ~ tn" INCENTIVE Is
| enticinE and Will give to McGovcrn tho much,
| coveted chance Of meeting Palmer Tho tumeJ
| Island cub which has also offered SlO,O~'
| through Billy Brady. who ls now il l.OniOn
| NAV be in line with an uIrr. But nothing vii
| come Of it, however unless h. can convince
| Palmer that the fight can u" reproduced by the
| all uf the camera Palm"rs hackers iu~I~
| that il he fights in this country pictures shou,t
| be taken Of the affair, for Il successful thu
films would be great attraction, especially il
| England his home
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The first regular electric train from the Man
haitian end OF the bridge over tho Fifth avenue
branch OF tho BrooklynUnion Elevated Railroad
to COney Island was put in operation yesterday
morning 1t consisted Of four carr, two being
omen and two closed, one of the latter tho
motor car. The electric trains were run dur
ing The day at intervals Of an hour. In few
days when tho electrical equipment has been
fully perfected, the steam trains will Ue dis
pcnsed with.
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Testimony Taken at the Institution in IIud-
son Sent to GOV. Roosevelt.

Testimony Taken at the Institution in Iiud-
son Sent to GOV. Roosevelt.
ALBANY. July 10.-State Comptroller Will
liam ]. Morgan has forwarded to Gov. Roose-
Welt at Oyster Bay that par OF the testimony
taken In charitable institutions relating to the
abuses Of management, such as unsanitary
methods OF cleansing the inmates. solitary
confinement. lashinR to the floor and strap
ping OF inmates upon-their bare bodies in the
House OF Refuge for Females at Hudson. He
says his reason for transmitting this part Of
the evidence is that the Governor Ii the only
official clothed with sufficient authority to
reach abuses OF this character;i The Comp.
troller evidently Is not familiar with the
provisions of section II of the State Charities
law, which reads:
attention OF the trustees, directors or man
ayers OF any such institution, society or asso-
caton subject to It's spGervs%n y, to ,oH any
therein. apd such officers shall take proper
act ion" thereon with view to.corlectnE the
same; in accordance with the advice OF such
Tbs Hudson nstitution is under the direct
and new Board Of Managers for that institu'
ton was recently appointed by Govi Roosevelt.
he prac'SsS T., IN nn ,ne 81 ths M
| Board Of Managers, who informed the State
! Board of Charities and the evidence sent Coy.
| state Board Of Charities and the Deputv state
| COMPTROLLER when they visited that institution
! TO secure Information TsGalullE Tue SdluTlts.
| hours and duties Of the EMPLOYEES. The cruel
| tics referred to we're prevalent for about q
| year before the new Board CT Managers was
| appointed. and its members can DO defended
upon TO remedy all abuses The state Board
| OF Charities Will meet'here on Wednesday, when
the Secretary OF the board will .suhm il the tes-
| tlmony covering Chs crueties which have been
practiced upon tho Hudson House Of K-fuGe in =
| mates No doubt this testimony will be re-
| ferrsd: for Immediate action to. the board =
standing Committee on Relormatores, CONSIST
| ing OF Edward II. Litchard OF Brooklyn. Enorh
| V Stoddard 81 Rochester and Mrs. Bcekman
| De Peyster OF New York city.
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Lawn Tennis.

The national champion. Malcolm D. Whit
man. successfully defended his title as Middle
States champion By defeating w A. Larned
in n four-set match at Orange yesterday after
noon.
This match was started on Saturday after
noon. but was stopped in the fl tn game OF the
third set on account OF rain, the score being
one set ALL and Al in the third set. Whitman
leading. ~
There was most decided change in Whit.
mans game Yesterday. He constantly varied
his speed from fast to slow and used short
cut stroke which bothered his opponent. In
the opening play Larncd went to the net aud
played brilliantly. but the champion sent the
ball deep into his court and forced him back TO
the base line. go.
At the critical points Whitman had no diff-
Guilty in passing ,
This victory gives Whitman two legs on the
cup. which he won from Larned last season by
default. the latter being in Cuba with the
Rough Riders.
The intercty match and the unfinished final
in the doubles Will be played off at Longwood
during the tournament week OF July ~. Tho
summary:
Championship singles Challenge round D.
whitman lhulderI b"d: W. A. Iarned lchAllenGer),
6-I, 4-6. 60, 6-2.
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Col. pnrIlnr ncady for phIIIrplne scryicc.

BosTON. July 1O.-Col, Darling OF the Sixth
Massachusetts and United States Marshal in
this city has volunteered for service In thu
Philippines with Col Rice Of the Twenty. sixth
United States Volunteers Col Rice has been
advising the members Of the sixth who saw
service In the late war to volunteer. and has set
m" example himself Col Rice II expected in
Boston this week " uUcn recruiting station.
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RegUl - ia, news ia .,itiCS of trustworthy morn.
Iug pulGcaupn, together with a cu responding cll.
en- ~" have ic, gra'td HE - their "rical News
.ud AiNrrtIsIn. uIraIdm. There IL printed each
day com plce summary ~ Real EAtatc transactions,
gcther IN list Of Real Estate Auction Sales TO
GGcur.-4du.
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shamrock VIII Not Start In tho Royal
Ulster Regatta.
Sr,cin, Cab,, D,,pa'ches 10 THK srr.

SrfcidI CdLIe D,Jpa'cHFS 70 THR NUT.
LONDON. July 10.-The statement made on
Saturday that Sir Thomas Lrton would take
the shamrock to Bangor on July IA to take
part in the Royal Ulster Yacht Club regatta. is
authoritatively denied to-day. The Shamrock
will not compete in those races.
The statement that the Britannia will have a
trial spin with the Shamrock on Saturday and
a trial race with the new boat on July IL, on
which occasion the Prince OF Wales will be on
board ID confirmed.
SOUTHAMPTON. July l0.-It is not expected
that tho Shamrock will make another trip until
Wednesday. Her boats arrived from the Clyde
to-day. The Britannia was floated to-day.
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rrI.ly trsr,ass .um3nrr SORT ether At seasnCre
or mountain, make Its locality known through IHE
sUN's advertising columns. bVE readers seek such
llacus.-Adp.