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New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
YACHTING.

THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL. THEM
Charles a. Schleren Will give the championshf,
cup for the winner Of the final race in Glass " o.
sloops. in the Penataqut Corinthian Yacht Chm
Commodore ]. Adolph Mollenhauer Will give the
champion cup 10 the winner OF the catboat Class
T. and Rear-Commodore Eugene IAnttlhor Will
awarded the trophy in catbOat Glass V. John p
Suydam also gives special cup for sloop Glass ~
and at the request OF owners OF this class the re-
strictions in respect 70 amateur hemsrnen and crew
are in this class only suspended for the season
Firs and second prizes will be offered in each class
where three yachts start with the intention %
completing the course. and in any case where Eve
yachts complete the course a third prize will be
given In special races for Class sl0Ops the Ars
viii SAN the final race for class champi5nship
and prizes on September In special races FOR
boats in each class in the races Of July q
championship August 25. For all races entries
In writing must be made. giving the name OF tha
day@ PRIOR % TO the day o Contest e and an IN cases s
d neFe be aceepes sne raShs Rs % Rea Is ne. sg ia entries ~ VII
Of the races Hill be RiehaTd a Baehia chairTasn
ton E. Brewster and Regis H Post.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will this year encour-
age the sailing OF racers by amateurs and Cor
inthiansm will be made a special feature OF some
regattas. Weekly races OF this kind viii Re
ranged in addition 10 the regularly scheduled con-
The steam ste m, yacht EltTda. originally ne Mayi,A
which Dr. w, Seward Webb sold TO Frank Beulent
changed 10 Franeda, and viii sail al PhrAhsphia
the coming season.
Captain Howard Patterson. president Of IN. New
York Nautical College, Will issue the next quart-r-
ly paper OF the college. II will contain dictionary
OF shpbuildng terms. and will be Illustrated win
technical engravings OF wooden and iron
construction. The paper VIII be distributed free.
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club has hst
the passage between the mainland and Centre fsi-
and surveyed. with view 20 having n s;x-soot
channel dredKed 20 allow tho passing q light
draught vessels.
A A-foot steam launch with feet inches hss1
and feet draught has been ordered BY ". n
Ciranberg OF this city and VIII "a built IN this city
for use on Schroon Lake. she ts 20 ee ready fcr
delivery by June B
F. r De Wolf. OF the New-Yoriz AthI-tic club.
has bought the 9i-foot over all cabin esthoat Dor
othy which has been a successful craft n her
racing class especially under the name Step Lively.
A 4s-foOt fiat hottomed yawl that n being finished
by L. D. Huntington, OF New-ROchells. for q. r.
Clement. of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club = -
replace the sharpie called the Mist which has
been sold by Mr. Clement 20 q. spanding. % New
York Citg.
Captain George Maskell. with a % ten m-n.
IS 10 take the cutter Queen Nab from Manniags
to her moorings or the Iarchmont Yacht Club to
day This racer which is 20 contest with the Isolde
the ocean. designed BY George l. Watson. ard
is owned by Clifford Y. Brokaw. OF the Larch-
mont Yacht Club. She brought Gown from
Newourg on the Hudson about a week aEo
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
DINNER FOR GOV. BRADY.
MARBLE BUST OF ". Fl. SEWARD PRE-
SENTED TO THE PEOPLE
OF ALASKA.

The presentation OF a marble bust Of William II.
Seward TO the people OF Alaska was the occasion
of dinner for Governor John c.. Brady at the
Waldorf-Astoria last evening. The marble bust
was gift of Francis L. Loring, and was executed
by c. D. Ives. The dinner given In the Myrtle
Room, the bust occupying position In the centre.
About fifty guests sat down to the table. which was
in horseshoe shape and garnished with flowers
and lighted with tiny candles burning under pink
shades
Ex-State Senator Commodore P Vedder presided,
with Governor Brady sitting at his right and F. c..
Schrader. Of the United States Geological Survey,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT OFFICERS AND MEN
QUALIFY AS MARKSMEN.

The 22d Regiment. N. G. n. Y. under command
of Colonel Bartlett, occupied the range at Creed
moor yesterday. Three hundred and eighty-seven
officers and present of which 1863 qualified
marksmen and received the State decoration.
The day clear. A stiff southwest breeze
blowing. The shooting and distribution OF badges
under the supervision of Lieutenant Colonel
n. B. Thurston. ordnance officer of the National
Guard Of the State OF New-York. Brigader-Cfeneral
Butt and Major Schieffelin of the First Brigade
staff, visited the range and qualified marksmen.
The results:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
A BIG WESTERN STAKE.

Terre Haute. Ind. May s.-The $4,000 Matron
Stake Fuurity for 1905. offered by the Terre Haute
Trotting Association, has Just closed with 275 j.
tries. Almost all the famous stables In the Coun-
Try are represented, and the race promises 20 be
one OF the best in the history OF the track \ new
purse Of $20oo has been hung up at tho meeting for
the July races. The purse will be for tTotters OF
the 2.15 class, and the entries close on June 4
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
PROTEST AGAINST DUFFY. THE sPRINTER.
OFFICIALS SELECTED FOR THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
CHAMPIONSHIPS.

A meeting Of those interested in the management
OF the coming intercollegiate championships at
Philadelphia was held in the Tract Society Building
yesterday afternoon. 1t said that a protest
had been entered against \. F. Duffy the cham
piOn sprinter, of Georgetown University. but any
further information could not he obtained.
The officials selected Referee William b. cur
tbs, New-York Athletic Club; inspectors. G TKirby
c. f. Patterson, c. H. Mapes and Caspar Whitney;
judges at finish J. F. Sullivan. Barlow s Weeks
J; II. Booth and I, /. Watson: timers. M Bishop.
Robert Stoll G. c. Hughes and T. J. Weadell:
measurers Of jumps. F. q. Abbott A. ]. Murhurg
and Fl. S. Lyons; scorers, J. +. Harder. Harry 4.
King; ]. J. Walsh and W. W. Keisel: official re-
porter Hugh s Quinn; clerk of course. John ].
Kimber and starter, S. ID. See.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
BUFFALo LITHOGRAPHING FIRM FAILS

Buffalo May s.-koerner & Hayes. photographers,
have fled petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
aggregating $4,000. Herman T. Koerner and
Charles z. Hayes have filed individual petitions
The firms assets are nominally about 100000, but
actually about sao9.e0 This action brought
about through the pressure by New-Eng nd
creditors, who refused enter into any agreement
give the firm time.
Referee Hotchkiss said to-day that he thought
the firm would pay about 80 per OF their claims
Bad debts were the principal cause OF the failure.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
JOIN BROWNS ANNIVERSARY

Torrtngton, Conn, May (SpeciaD-The Tooth
anniversary of the birth of John Brown will be
celebrated here tomorrow with exercises at his
birthplace in the afternoon and at the Congrega-
tional Church in the evening The Rev T q
Richards VIII deliver address and D. c. Kill
bourn, OF Litchheld, treasurer of the John Brown
Association, which is raising the funds necessary
for the purchase and restora ton of the house In
which John Brown born, Will read an historical
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
RONING NOTES

The Broadway Athletic Club will have its next
series OF bouts tomorrow night. instead Of Friday
night. not to conflict with the Jerries- Cor
bett fight. Oscar Gardner and "I<id' Broad Of
cleveland will meet ir twenty-five round bout
The preliminary will be twelve rounds between
kid" Broad and ''Nouu WalCott.
Bob Fitzsimmous has -csumed hard training
Bergen Beach for his hght with Gus Rubin
which Is scheduled To- take place before the West
chester Athletic Club June ?
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

Another heavy batting game was played at WASH
ington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday between the
Brooklyn and Philadelphia teams This time the
Quaker City men really outplayed their opponents
and won rather easily 1t was a contest for only
two innings Brooklyn took the lead in the second
In the third the Philadelphia men began 10 bat the
curves of Dunn. and four runs resulted. Howell had
be called to the la1oie, Slagie FLICK ana
Keeler did the best batting of the day. The charn-
MI COnSeCutiVely. Score.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
CHICAGO. .; PTTTSBURG.

Pittsburg. May s.-After ten innings Of superb
work by both pitchers. the game was won and
lest by wild throw by williams In the ninth
PittSburg had the bases full, with one out. but
star fielding prevented The score follows:
r. II z.
Pittsburg .........o O o o q o o o-I 3
Chicago 4 q o o o o q q q %
Batteries-Chesbro and thinner: KiIen and Chance.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
HARVARD DEFEATS AMHERST

Cambridge Mass. May s-Harvard defeated Am
herst this afternoon In a poorly played and
interesting game of five innings. The fol-
lows:
r. II. T.
Harvard --...-......~..-.....-..1I q S-2b lS
Amherst Observation-Disclosures. O-5 s
Batteries-stillnan and REID: Prfdty.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
INDIANS DEFEAT DICKINSON.

Carlisle Penn. May (specisn-Ths Cariis,s
Indians held a dual track meet with Dickinson Cc-
lege on Dickinson Field to-day. Every place was
closely contested and some exciting finishes were
made The Indians won events end Dckinson 8
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
1SsPyo@gggS 1Ssy@gg
3p6RfsheN' 3d@Fn
PROGR4MNE OF SPORTS TO-DAY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Racing Associa-
ton Morris Park.
overwhelmingly and Brooklyn
Washington Park, Brooklyn.
TRAP SHOOTING.-Live bird contest
Dexter Park; Saunders Cup, Brooklyn Gun
Club, Union Course.
GOLF-Opening of the links, Edgewater
Golf Club, Newark.
LAWN TENNIS.-Interclass games, New
York University.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
TAIL ENDERS IN BATTLE.

Boston, May s.-A small crowd saw Boston de-
feated in to-day's game After Pttenger had been
hit for seven runs in the fifth inning Bailey was
substituted. and only more run was scored In
the game. The fielding of the NewYorks was ex-
cellent the work OF Gleason and Selbach being es-
follows
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
BROOKLYN.
Totals -. 40 10 Is % IL 4

Earned runs-Philadelphia. >; Brooklyn. Three,
base hits-Flick and Kelley. Two-base hits-La1oe and
Flick. First base errors-Philadelphia >: BROOKLYN
. Left bases-Philadepha 3; Brooklyn, H. struck
Out-By Bernhard. 3. Sacrifice ht-Jennings stolen
bases-Lajoie. Keeler Jones. De Mont and Mcclure
bals-By Dunn. 1: by Howell. /: by BERNHARD
3. Double plays-Keey. De Mont and Jennings; De
Mont. Jennings and Dahen. Delehanty and Lajoie MIA
pitch-Howell. !. Time of game-2:2. Umpire-tmslie
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
GOLF EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK.
HACKENsACK CLUB DENIES MINISTER'S PETI

TIoN AGAINST SUNDAY GAMES.
Hackensack. n. j.. May (SpeciaD.-The agta-
ton against Sunday golf reached climax to-day
when petitions circulated by the Rev. H. Van
derwart, First Reformed Church; the Rev George
R. Stair, First Baptist Church. and the Rev. j. c.
Voorhis, Christian Reformed Church. asking the
managers of the golf club close the grounds on
Sundays. These papers largely signed and
given to the officers of the Golf Club which had Its
annual meeting this evening.
The petition was read at the meeting and seventy
five out of seventyeight present voted to play golf
every day in the week. President F. B. Poor was
reelected
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

greatest enthusiasm manifested. It was an
nounced that the candidates would meet at the
Murray Hill Hotel on September 10 and go into
quarters at Bradford Point. Conn
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
FOURTH RACE-For and FLIES, three years old
upward The last seven furongs Of the Withers

SIXTH RACE-THE ST. NICHOLAS HURDLE. with 5000
added for four-year-olds and upward; entrance fee
SO EACH pay SIS more to second horse
S125 and TO third s75 of the added money. One and
one-haf miles. six flights of hurdles
old bv TrfstanNSver ue...............,... 16s
L. demPsnSeii s & Swift III 1se
J. thriftlsn9rno Gots DR. m Lackaha years o'u 1as
. G i5gonRena Il; h1Rfhso'f en- & na1o 1876
r. T. Wilson. jr.'s. ch g. Fion dOr, years DID, by 900
H. d; "TSIn; Wiyacifr ~ 3 D. H. ....... 1876
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
ST. LOUIS. Q; CINCINNATI. 7.

ST. Louis. May s.-St Louis slaughtered Newton
in the first two innings to-day. Old Gus wey-
ling pitched in good form. Attendance. 800. The
score follows:
r. H. +
Cincinnati ............2 OF :
Batteries-weyhing CriEer: Newton. and
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
COLUMBIA FOOTBALL CANDIDATES MEET

a meeting of the Columbia University football
candidates was held last evening at the Columbia
Football House Coach Sanford made a roIsing
speech 10 the fifty candidates present, and the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

Start fair driving by short head; same be-
second and third.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap $3.50 added. The Withers Mle
G. z. Smiths br. Lo,hario by
street-Brunette. yrs, 102 n. .(Shaw) 6-l So
o. L, Richards's b. e. Charentus, 9. M. , .
(Maher) al 1-S
W. Showalters ch. h. Box. 6. 12s......
Hardly, 5, .CIamilton) 10 Il
Time-1:4O%4
Start struggling. Won driving by neck; two lengths
between second and third.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
GOLF.
BALTUSROL AND ESSEN COUNTY TEAMS
TO MEET TO-DAY-FOX HILLS
CLUB BOOMING.

The Baltusrol golf team will begin its season this
afternoon with a match at Orange against the
Essex County Country Clubs team. The visiting
golfers will include H. p. Toler, James A. Tying
Louis P. Bayard c. M. Hamilton and Hugh Toler
On the Essex County team will be J. II. Powers
Farr H. L. Conklin Clifford A. Could. c. F. Wat
and II. F. Billings. OF the two the Baltusrol
side is the stronger and in spite Of the disadvan
tage of competing on strange links 1t is doubtful
if the Essex County men will score against It,
Harry Toler especially is in capital form In
Sunday he defeated eat Tyng and Hugh Toler up
and to Psy & Teturn m match VIII % @ 0e
The new Fox Hills Golf Club. which is to take
over the Clifton links. is now an assured success.
Since the project first announced on Sunday
more than hundred applications for membership
have been received, and the committee says it will
be able to start with a list of two hundred At a
special meeting of the corporators Bruce Price
was chosen president of the club; J. J. oDonohue'
O'Donohue. treasurer. The Greens Committee viii
he W. W. Lowrey. Percy R. King and Arthur Hol-
lick. Work is to be started at once on the course;
and If nothing unforeseen occurs the grounds VIII
be ready by the middle of June
The Powelton Golf Club. of Newburg. will hold its
first handicap of the season on Saturday, when
special prizes for both men and women will be Of
fered. James S. Taylor has been chosen captain OF
the clubs team for the year, and he has begun
energetic schedule of matches with a view to the
selection Of candidates The monthly handicap
dates are May 70, June 80 july 2S, August 20, sep
tember % and October 81 The women will hold a
similar series Of contests on May T. June p. July
19 August 16 September 20 and October l. Mrs.
Homer S. Ramsdell is the new captain Of the
women's team. The semi-annual championship for
will take place May 29-June 2. and for
June 12-June 16
In the final round of the womens tournament for
the Smylie Cup at Dyker Meadow yesterday Miss
Louise D. Maxwell beat Miss Grace Chauncey by
score or 3 up and TO play
Harry Rawlins, formerly the professional at the
Ocean County Hunt Club of Lakewood, has re-
turned from California, where he has been giving
a series of exhibition golf matches. He will remain
in town few days before resuming charge at the
Waumbek links in New Hampshire.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
NEW YORK.
BOSTON.

Boston ....................o -
New-York ...-..-.-.....-...2 q q - L ID o-l3
Earned runs-Boston. New-York. :. Two base hits
-Tenny. Barry. Foster Collins. Home runs-Stah Bow
Stolen bases-Bowerman. Davis. Double play
Foster Bowerman and Doyle Sacrifice hits-Glea7on
bals-On Plttenger. p Off Bailey
.: Carrick, out-By Pittenger. 3: Bailey
/; by Carrick. . Time-23O. Cmpire-COnnOly.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

The Columbia freshmen play their first big game
Of the season to-day. when they meet the Prince
freshmen az Manhattan Field.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
COLGATE. u; HOBART. 4

Hamilton. y. Y. May S.-Colgate University wo
from Hobart College at baseball this afternoon I
the score OF "a 70 4.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
CYCLING.
REPAIRS on THE LOCAL PATHS-TRAnp
CONDITIONS SAID TO BE
IMPROVING

While II Is generally admitted that repairs .hopt.
be made on the cycle paths In Riverside Drive as
those running 10 and from Coney IsIaus .,
Brooklyn. persons who have made close study a.
cycle path construction Of opinion that t,a
repairs should be made properly when the officials
Of the Park Department undertake them Men havs
been work for several days repairing the original
path in Brooklyn. but persons who have more o.
less knowledge OF good road work believe II 4. m.
being done as II should be- The promise was rna4.
that the old path would be torn up entirely ara
sound foundation put down The work far done
ground is not leveled or prepared for the broken
stone before IT is laid The result will that fha
stone on top so that the path will be almost as
uneven as most OF the asphalted streets IN the
busy section OF the city. Work that Is not Done
properly might rs we'll not be done all.
Elliott F. Mason says there is a marked improv.-
In the daily sales Of wheels. This betterrnsn-
of the situation" said Mr.. Mason while not En-
tirely unexpected is gratifying. 7 the increaSs
in business general. although the enIIveninE fs
perhaps more strongly marked down East where
the inclement weather has held the season back
behind the usual opening. We find a strong demand
that II Is safe say that this Is going 20 DO
the chainless year. We are beginning fear THAT
in the rush of chanless wheels and will hences0rfb
devote % more attention to the latter than We have
also exhibiting revival OF interest
The West End Wheelmen have arranged the fol
lowing club runs: Sunday. to Coney Island by way
OF Twenty-third-st. ferry. leaving the clubhouse
No. 20 West One -hundred-and- thirty-second-st AZ
a m; Sunday. MAY 90 70 Rye Beach leaving the
Reach. by the Hudson County Boulevard leaving
the the clubhouse at ? m; Memorial Day. TO The
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

JOHN G. BRADY.
Governor OF Alaska, for whom a dinner was given
last night.
SION Edward Lauterbach; THE Law Making
Power ex-senator Jacob II. Cantor; The Gold
Fields OF Alaska F. c. Schrader.
Among those present
E. Il. Hartman. pres-I. W. Lake
ident Union Pacific j. b. Mcdonald.
Judge Warren Higey. John Sabine Smith.
Judge James A. Blanchard. Senator H J. Coggeshal
r. wakeman Appraiser Colonel John Billups tr.
Colonel r. Wayne Wilson.
Postmaster Van Cott- IF. H. Lindner.
Robert A. Sharkey #. p. Lawrence.
F. c. Schrader. Professor George Gunton-
Irwin c. Stump
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

Justice Andrews. OF the Supreme Court. has
granted leave to William j. Arkell. receiver Of the
Judge Publishing Company. divide the assets
pro rata among the creditors The amount realized
from the sale of the 1897. expenses sl22.
leaving ss47 less the fees for division between
creditors, who filed claims for S73.5l6.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
BASEBALL.
PHILADELPHIA WINS EASILY OVER
BROOKLYN.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS.

NewYork. IL: Boston, 4. Philadelphia. 10; Brooklyn g.
Chicago .; Pittsburg. l. st Louis q; Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
AMATEUR ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP.

RESULTS IN THE FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS
A. G. HAMILTON BEATEN.
London. May S.-The amateur golf championship
tournament opened at Sandwich to-day. delightful
weather prevailing. There sixty-eight entries.
In the first round G. c. Whigham. brother of the
American champion. beaten by E. Scratton. In
the second round, during which It raining
heavily. Bafour-Mevflle and C. F. Whigham both
ties, while c. Hutchngs, Of the Royal Liver
pool Golf Club. beat a. G. Hamilton, OF the Baltus-
rol Golf Club, of the United States. by and I.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, S; Chicago. Z
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures. 10; Hartford ..
At Provdence-Montreal. 4: Providence. 3.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

Justice Andrews, of the Supreme Court, has dis
charged Edward Brown receiver Of the New
Paitz and Waikiki Valley Railroad Company. the
property having been sold under foreclosure on
December q last. The price realized was $50 600.
which left large deficiency
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's at Morris Park
follows:
FIRST RACE Handicap: for three eyear-olds and up
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

F. r. De Wolf. OF the New-YoTiz Athletic club
has bought the Si-foot over al cabin cathoat Dor
othy. which has been successful craft n her
racing class. especially under the Step Lively
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

A 4s-foot fiat hottomed yawl that r being finished
by L. n. Huntington. OF New-Rnchelle. for O. IT.
Clement of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club. e
replace the sharpe called the Mist which has
been sold by Mr. Clement 20 q. spandinE. % New
York Citg.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09


conditions; second horse $3.50 and TO third $3.50
added money. The last Ave furlongs Of the
Eclipse Course.
NANCY ~ 49, t..... ......'..: ~ .:................ 112
j. field eli hGeie Ne D. {, .! ~ los
C. Fleschmann's g. Maxmus by ST. 49,
]. E. Seagram's CHI c. Phosphorus. by st. Baise- ~
D. Gdeon's br. @. Carl Kahler, by His Hghness- ,oo
]. f. Madden's ch. c. Lanceman. by Henry of Ma -
varre-Lackadaisy 30
F. r. T. Hitchcocks ch. g. Pathfinder by Clear -
the Way-Adventuress ,.....;... %
II: pHt Il; WiIsoh' 1r' $ D. & ~ i~uS"i ' ~ 4 %
]. r. Keene's Kimberly, by Domino-Else: 9o
r. Walden & Sons b. f. Educate. by Russell
D T T1u,1ar's h q IJsden bv Idssak-Mag Rapture.
W. H. Sands's b. c. Bounteous by Gaore-Albaca' W
FOURTH RACE-For and FLIES, three years old
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09
SARATOGA
~ ArondaCk
Water

Aids digestion dyspepsia. regu-
le.es the kidneys Sold by druggists. cafes
THE AHONDACK SPRING, 1862 Broadway
end Astor House Block. Broadway. opp Gen'I P. o.
- 6z6-5s:h
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

A +-foot steam launch with feet inches heAu1
and feet draught has been ordered BY ". r.
Granberg OF this city and viii "a hut IN this city
for Schroon Lake. she is 20 he ready for
delivery BY June rs.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

Start fair. Won easily by lengths head between
second and third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-olds $500 added. speciaI
weights. -Four and half furongs. Eclipse Course
J. L. br. c. Prince by
Prince Lief or Observation-Disclosures 1l2
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club has raj
the passage between the mainland and Centre Isl
and surveyed. with n view 20 having n six-scot
channel dredKed 20 allow the passing q lSht
draught vessels.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

Time-1:27A.
Start good. Won easily by length a half; two
lengths between second third.
FOURTH RACE-ToBoGGAN HANDICAP: $1,000 added
Eclipse Course.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

Captain Howard Patterson. president Of the New
York Nautical College. Will issue the next quarter
ly paper OF the college. II will contain dictionary
OF shipbuilding terms, and will be illustrated Win
technical engravtngs OF wooden and iron vessels
for sail and steam. shown various stages %
construction. The paper VIII be distributed free.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-25

Miss Emma Laughlin, attend
ed the funeral services of her
grandmother Mrs. Rebecca j.
Laughlin, in Quincy Monday.
She met her father M. W.
Laughlin a former highly res
pected citizen and postmaster
of this city, there. Mr.. Laugh
lin now resides near Lebanon,
Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-25
The Monroe County Appeal

The Monroe County Appeal
has reached another mile stone.
This week it begins it's 33 year
of usefulness. During many of
these years that Prince of Good
Fellows. Col. B. f. Blanton
has been at the head of this ex-
cellent journal. Long may he
continue at the helm.