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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
NO STAY FOR BIS.SERT.
AS SOON AS FORMALITIES ARE DIS
POSED OF, THE WARDMAN MUST
GO TO SING SING.

From present appearances George Bissert the
wardman who was convicted OF accepting money
for protection from the keeper of a disorderly
house. must go to Sing Sing. put the stripes
OF prison garb. begin to the sentence of
five years and six months that Recorder, Gorc
imposed on him. and prepare to pay the 81 OO0
fine that is part OF the sentence District At.
torney Philhin received from Justice Warren B.
Hooker, OF Fredonia. \. y, yesterday notice
that he had denied the application for a stay
pending an appeal in Bissert's case.
The decision received with satisfaction
in the District Attorneys office because it
practically assures the punishment of the man
who has been made an example of by an or
ganized crusade against the corruption of the
police force. The counsel for Bissert must now
wait for the decision of the Appellate Division
of the Supreme Court Under the law Bissert
cannot apply to a judge for a stay. There
appears TO be no good ground for believing that
the Appellate Division will reverse the lower
court, since Justice Hooker states in his letter
TO Mr. Philbin that he can find no prejudcial
or material errors in the whole case which he
has reviewed exhaustively. District Attorney
Philoin will send the necessary papers to Justice
Hooker for an official vacatng of the tempo
rary stay Sheriff Grell will then take the
prisoner to Sing Sing.
Moses II. Grossman. Of House, C;rossman &.
Vorhaus. attorneys for Bissert. said:
Justice Hooker may not sign the order for
several days, and until he signs II have a
stay. We may ask him to wait few days more
before signing ii, so that there is a possibility
of having the appeal and argument before Bis
sert goes to prison. We are absolutely conf
dent of obtaining reversal of judgment Not
only that, but when a trial is ordered we
expect to have the indictment dismissed
At Police Headquarters II is feared that Bis
sert will "squeal." All along it has been said
that the money Bissert received from disor-
derby people went to his superiors Captain
Diamond who the immediate superior OF
Bssert, is now under indictment for falling to
suppress the disorderly house from which Bis
of the Red Light District" and Captain Gan
non, who was caught in the Webster House in
a raid, were both at Headquarters soon after
the news of Justice Hookers notice reached the
building. They had evidently called to see the
Commissioner, who had not arrived. They stood
In the main hall and discussed the decision
pulling at their mustaches and evidently much
disturbed.
One officer said: II heard that the woman
who made the rap could have been pulled off
for $500, but they wouldn't give up. This is
the result"
Bssert is now in the Tombs. where he has
been for the last two months The time that he
has been imprisoned there will not count in the
sentence but is really an added punishment
inflicted him. not by the sentence but be-
cause of the efforts of his counsel to clear him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
Riverside aud IOOth ST.

The Houses auilt by & Smith, POI Broadway
on TAE.- and l06,h Street, represent something
srltits-y In private house architecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
WALSH MADE ERINTENDENT.
BROOKLYN SCHOOL BOARD TO APPOINT
CLERKS TO PRINCIPALS

At the meeting of the Brooklyn School Board, at
No. l31 Livingston-st. yesterday, John II. Walsh,
the associate superintendent, was elected superin-
tendent TO fill the vacancy created by the death of
Edward G. Ward Thirtyfo four members of the
board present. Mr.. Walsh nominated by
DR.. John Harrigan and elected by unanimous
vote.
A resolution adopted creating the office of
clerks the principals of schools of twelve classes,
and two clerks to the principals of schools Of
thirty-five classes more The Office carries a
salary of $500 year. These clerks will be required
relieve the principal of the detailed clerical work
which the principals now have to perform. At the
request of Superintendent Walsh. the Brooklyn
Principals Association, through its president,
Frank B. Stevens, submitted statement showing
that. in addition to attending TO fourteen different
sets of communications from school officials, the
principals required TO make Isl reports and
records each year. without counting other details
of clerical work. This work, it is declared, pre-
vented them from giving proper attention TO the
supervision of their schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
PLANS FOR GOTH REGIMENT ARuoRY.

TO OCCUPY ENTIRE SQUARE IN LEXINGTON AVE.
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO TWENTY-SIXTH ST.
Plans were filed Monday at the Department of
Buildings for the 6ath Regiment Armory. The
building which will front on the west side OF Lex
ngton-ave.. will cover the entire block front from
Twenty-ffth-st. to Twenty-sxth-st. and will have
Z depth of 1886 feet in those streets There will be
a tower stories high on the Twenty -ffth-st.
corner In the basement will be the rifle range, 228
feet long and 1876 feet wide in which there will be
twelve targets A plunge bath will also be placed
In the basement. This will have depth of SO feet
and will be Is feet wide and 20 feet lons.
On the first story will be the library. board rooms
ouartermaster's commissaTy's and armorers rooms
and the drill hail. which will be 1870 feet wide and
262 feet long On the second floor will be the COM
Dauv rooms headquarters and STAFF officers rooms
THE Kitchen storerooms, quartermasters issuing
+,om and Rymna SUM, which will be 34.S feet wide
md &c. feet long, will be the third noor In
tho tower will be the headquarters OK the drum
corps The estimated cost Is $4,000. Morgan &
Slattery the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02

determined to retain. II little after 1870
p. m. when Sir Thomas's boat passed the
Herreshoff sloop to windward and so bianxeted
her that the white yachts sail shivered omi-
nously in the wind and she lost nearly all her
Roadway Captain Barr at once took in his
5ibtopsail and set long reaching jiptopsail.
which manHuvres We're at once initiated by
captain Sycamore The bronze yacht soon
blanketed her antagonist again. and thus drew
out ahead.
Time and again this was repeated The Co
lumbia would gather way again and close the
open water between herself and the Shamrock
only to lose all her gain when the challenger's
huge canvas shut off her wind and left her two
or three lengths behind practically motienless-
Captain Barr got tired Of this. and did thing
that made the critics stare. He luffed sharply
under the stern OF the Shamrock and went
about OF the port tack, evidently intending to
slide far enough out to windward to run no
chance Of being euchred out of any wind there
might be blowing IN future The Shamrock
kept calmly on her course and when the Co.
lumbia came about again the challenger was
AT least quarter of a mile ahead.
The Erin abreast of the racers ar this
time and every boat that passed her saluted
Sir Thomas, who stood the bridge and bowed
his acknowledgements.
THE SHAMROCK ROUNDS THE MARK.
The Shamrock rounded the mark gracefully
and leisurely. amid the usual steam congratula-
lions, at 2:41:36, and proceeded on her course
for the second mark with change of canvas.
The Columbia followed her at 2:44:44 and at
once took in her large jibtopsail and set small
er one The Irish yacht continued to draw
away on the reach, despite the failing breeze,
until, after five miles OF the second leg had been
covered she led her white rival by about three
quarters of mile. All at she TO
bear several points off her course, and at first
no explanation was forthcoming. 1t afterward
appeared, however. that Captain Sycamore had
seen signal run up in stops the committee
boat and had at once correctly judged that il
could be nothing but order for a postpone
ment. This indeed. proved TO be the case. One
gun from the committee boat at 3:3I drew at
tention TO the signal, and there huttered lazy
TO the dying breeze red flag with yellow
cross, which meant race off for the day
The wind varied from east to southeast all day
and was exceedingly variable and unsatisfactory
sometimes reaching five knots hour, and
sometimes falling almost 10 fat calm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
Upton SURE OF WINNING, He SAYS
YESTERDAYS RACE CONvINCEs HIM THAT
THE SHAMROCK WILL WIN THE CUP

YESTERDAYS RACE CONvINCEs HIM THAT
THE SHAMROCK WILL WIN THE CUP.
Six or seven score guests cambered up the shiny
starboard stairs of the Erin yesterday morning.
Sir Thomas Upton smiled and spoke to each and
every guest. Perhaps Sir Thomas was bubbling
over with an extra amount OF good humor because
OF the story on David Barrie.
Breakfast YVES served the guests the
steamer Victor after the vessel left the Bat
terry. dignifed old gentleman whose eyesight
had been better, told Mr.. Barrie how his appetite
Gould he appeased in this way:
i say. waiter, do you mind pouring bit of
tear"
Mr.. Barrie looked his interrogator square in the
face smiled. and said
No tea this morning, sI; only coffee sir. Can
pour you some coffee, sir? Have a tongue sandwich
with it, sir?"
The after cabin hugely appreciated ths joke So
did Sir Thomas.
Another fuke, he said. after the race "If old
Boreas is going to limp like this may have to
race every day Not had scheme. come to think
OF it, I'll have to ask Sycamore about that. My
sailors would like to every day. l shall make
no oVertureS upon the subject to the Newly ork
Yacht Club.
The sailing to-day was dsa ppointine," he con-
tlnued. but the Shamrock did marvellOuSly We'll.
We find she is good in light $ in heavy weather.
captain EdTr Is the best racing skipper III America
but ne couldn't catch us to-day The weather was
such that neither boat could be tested Last Thurs
going Englandward Tonight / feel like staying.
| am sure now | shall win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
NO CHANGE IN RACE DAYS YET.

E. D. MORGAN SAYS YESTERDAYS CONTEST
WAS MERELY A SUCCESSION OF FLUKEs.
E d. Morgan manager of the Columbia, who.
with a party of friends, remained for the night
aboard the Park City, inside Sandy Hook said
last night:
To-day's race cannot be discussed from the point
of the critic. II was merely succession of 7ukes
and resembled real The challenger
merely more fortunate than the Columbia
In catching the ftful puffs of wind. | regret ex-
tremey the outcome because were all anxious
what the boats would do the triangular
But, il Is. wiser tonight
than before. So far as am able TO say, there
will be no change in the defenders sails The
present suit is quite satisfactory.
At the New-York Yacht Club house. In West
Forty-fourth-st. It was said last night that there
would be change In the rules governing the
next contest Thursday. On every hand express
stons OF regret heard that the had proved
another fzzle There talk about big odds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02

the legality of the appointments. The promotion
of these men and eight others pronounced
Illegal by the State Civil Service Commission. the
ground that the vacancies had been divided be-
tween the members OF the board and their ratings
made for political purposes.
The application asks that a writ be issued against
the Police Commissioner. Controller and Civil Ser
vice boards. 1t is thought that the trial OF the
suit will not be reached until November. Mr.
C;reene's counsel are Stickney Spencer < Ordway.
Mr. Ordway is counsel for the Civil Service Reform
Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
GOOD ODDS OFFERED ON THE COLUMBIA

number of wagers Yesterdays yacht race
were reported in Wallet. Only of large
SIZE and the prevailing odds to / 10 to 4
on the Columbia. Shamrock money again COM
paratiVely scarce Several Stock Exchange firms
have large sums of Columbia money which they
are ready to place at the odds above mentioned
Mcintyre Marshall announced that they had bet
$o,O0 on the Columbia against $4,000 placed on tie
to disclose
Among other bets made was one by Joseph Cor
van or Joseph Corvan & Co.. who placed 81 400 to
NVV on the Columbia Tor Yesterdays race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
NEW YACHTS BUILDING.

Alessandro Fabrrl has placed a contract with
the Townsend & Downey Shiphuildlng and Repair
company to build from designs by Cary Smith &
Barley steel auxiliary schooner yacht of sew
enty-seVen feet waterline. When completed this
yacht will be one Of the best equipped of
The Townsend & Downey Company has also under
construction at its yards at Shooters Island Bor-
ough of Richmond, two large steel schooner
yachts; one for the German Emperor. of i2l feet
waterline from designs by Cary Smith & Barley
and one for Gibson Fahnestock of this city, of 10
Ferris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
mbia. There is decided feeling that

on the Columbia. There is decided feeling that
the Cup is in danger
Commodore S. Nicholson Kane said that no alter
alton would be made just yet in the arrangement
WHEREBY the races are sailed every alternate day.
1t will be remembered that in the series Of 1899 il
vas eventually agreed to sail each day, after there
mad beeen number of mo race meetings be-
tween the yachts. If any change is made. IL will
De by arrangement between the challenge commit
tee of the NewYork Yacht Club and representa-
yves OF the ROYAL Ulster Yacht Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
TO TEST CAPTAINS APPOINTMENTS,

j. Warren Greene has petitioned the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn TO prohibit the payment of the
salaries of Police Captains Lantry. Cans and
Cannon. who appointed by the late b,par tisan
Police Board. This action is taken on the advice
Of the Civil Service Reform Association, to test
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26

6err 6. 8. Wiunbap, elm 9ie9ts=
antpalt BON Senrietta. Ser., ibreibt:
nWtein 8ruoer batte bpb9raoi9es
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Sb iiberreoete tin, Electric Bit
ters" Su nebnten, unb ba1b barauf
bate fid1 lein 3ultano auh bebeutenr
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fur5er 3eit-pDllig interchangeable
mar. Sb bin feit bapon iiber5euet,
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2eioen uuo sSrauen Granfbeiten;
iiberbaupt: :-giebt polle @eiunDbeit.
Sour so gts., Su baben bel S..
&alteper & SDbn, Droguilten.
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Stunben ni6t eeieben babe. Nu6
nuB ib Sbnen nidt erit betonen,
baB 9biere bieler Nrt feinerlei ST.
telieen5 aeigen, feinesfalls aber stt
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baben als 5u elmer anoerelt. Mein
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telieeuten 9bier bas 2eben eefoltet
batte. SdfieBlib ibifte man 1ib
in bas llnpermeibli6e, neraibtete auf
Die bppnptiibe Seance un6 peraebrte
bos fluge Gbier Biz auf Die S6alen.
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Scr bDpmptiiirte Smmmer.

Cine luftige @eibicbte miro in Ell
iteln @iener Blatt ersGblt: Sn einem
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Dor eiltigen gaeen einige 6erren gu
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ben @diten befano itb audi ein 8res=
lauer @elebrter, ben Die 8erufsz
pfli1t auf einige Sage na6 Wien
geFiibrtbaHe. 9a8 @eiprdb beriihrte
aaerbanb 9benlata lno mar i'm belten
Gang, als elmer Der Nntpelenoen BON
Drehurperluben bel 9biereu iprab,
Die auf belDnberS tiefer Sntelligensz
itufe iteben. Sober tuuBte su 6ieiem
&apitel ettpas bei5utragen. Der
Cine iprob BON elmer &abe, Die bas
rIpportl" brinse, Der Nnoere pDn
muiifaliiben Sblangen, Der Dritte
pDn 6iibnern, Die iib auf Den &iiden
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bleiben.
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Das @Drt:
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in 0ieier 8e5iebung einen beIonoers
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Cages 9aemisfeiten.
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Statiltifers bes Nferbau Departez
ments in @albinstnn belief iib Die
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Staaten auf 9,345, 800 8alen init
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