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where the new spar put IN. number of other
changes were made in the yacht. among the most
important being the extension of her bilge keels
conform to the sheer of the yacht, which should
reduce her tendency to roll, and the lengthenng OF
her rudder by inches the good effects OF which
were shown yesterday by her quick response TO ner
helm Additions have been made to the promenade
deck and double awnings fitted fore and aft and
the bridge.
1t Is doubtful if any vessel in the fleet OF the
New-York Yacht Club can boast of such elaborate
fittings as those just completed in the Nour-
mahars saloon and staterooms. The ladies'
saloon IS finished in pearl gray trimmed with gold,
and with furnishings of old rose damask. Colonel
Astor's is finished in mahogany relieved by
panels OF wine c9Ioreo sun velour, ne INNS
room, a large and almost square apartment &C
cupying the entire width OF the vessel. has vain
SColIi4S
trimmed with mahogany OF a darker nue.
In the social hall in the forward part of the deck
house the upholstery is of bright red morocco
leather while the window shades are OF red SILK
rep The guests stateroons have been refitted. and
the electric plant engines and steam steerer nave
been put in the best condition The NourmalaI
carries a steam launch, the Patsy. and another
called the Katydid the latter for Colonel Astors
own use. She has also gasolene launch. Colonel
Astor's electric yacht UtOpian, which has recently
been oVerhaUled at ROndOut, Is IN commission
9rd viii he seen at Newport this summer.
The Nourmahal, in charge of her master, Captain
Arthur c. Pickett, and Chief Engineer H G Farm
ham, steamed down the bay to point on staple
tusted by Captain John Bliss who declares that
the Yachts standard compass IS the most perfect
en- the lower bav as far as Sandy Hook. the yacht
returned to her anchorage on the loot OF west
w Wien Colonel Astor goes on board the yacht
NEXT tuesday. she viii be formally placed in com
mission. The NourInaha d 7i 1w ions 10 are.
eight all told her prlnclpai ulIneIlsIotlS ar
$50 feet all 227 feet water me 80 Ieet ossi
and IA feet inches draught she was GeslsleG ~
Gustav Hillman, and built by the ,HarIano q HOT
lingsworth Co. at Wilmington, DEL in ISL
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LAWSON BEATS KRAMER.
Wins in Field of -Four at Vailsburg
Track.

The bicycle races at the VaIsburg track, near
Newark, all that could be desired by the en-
thusasts who had travelled to the match race
between Frank Kramer and W. A. Fem, and Nc
Farland and Lawson. Lawson won both heats in
good time, and, although when he appeared against
his opponent he seemed to be frendess he won much
applause after he won the second heat. Lawson
also won the independent fve-nile race in which
Frank Kramer, who had wrested the laures from
him just a year ago, finished away back in the
ruck.
A large attendance was present, and the sport
was excellent throughout. Both sides were conf
dent of winning, but the champions friends were
more in earnest and offered to bet large amounts,
but takers.
In the fve-mile handicap for professionals nine
teen competitors were entered, with Frank Kramer
and W A Fem and Floyd Mcfarland and Iver
Lawson as team mates. They were the only en-
tries announced who We're 10 compete as teams.
Prizes were offered for every lap and a terrific
pace was from the start.
The Fourth of July handicap for amateurs
brought big field In the final race Oscar GoeTke'
from the National Athletic Club, Brooklyn won
the race with world OF speed H. E. Chappey was
less than wheels length behind him
THE SUMMARIES
Quarter-mile cnovice)-won by J. D Brown East
9F@ns & Al nam New1Y YS4S, third Time o:84
a@s t %g%sr 95n 3aT Root Boston d
yards second Bardgett Buffalo t$5 Yards thiEd
Cracker open half-ntle larnateqrlwen by ,IIsddy
Ellington. Y W, NaisburSi James Eanes
n. A. c. Brooklyn thlro; wafer
Smith. Flatbush fourth. Time. los.
Team match race (mile heats)-Won BY Iver LAWSON
salt Lape City, and Frank Kramer East Orange n j.
second Time, 254. - -, .-,.o-.
Frank Kramer second Mcfarland. third; Fem fourth
Fn,;rtb o. July handicap one mile (arateur)Won by
oscar 6oerke n A c. Brooklyn 40 yards H z CHAP
Tit+Ie second Oliver Dorian Man
haitian Beach go yards third; Robert Acker n. A c.
Brooklyn, fourth. Time, 2:O51s .,-r W..
INDEPENDENCE handicap. five miles profesSonaDTNo
by Iver Lawson, Lake City scratch; W = rem
waterbury Conn CscTatch), second: John BedeIi; Iyh
brook Long Island yards third Menus Bedel Lyh
brook Long Island $50 yards fourth. Time. ll:42
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NEw-RocHELLE CLUES REGATTA

The New-RocheIe Rowing Club held its third
annual ladies day regatta and water sports OF
the clubhouse. IN Hudson Park. yesterday. The
clubhouse verandas and the banks of the park aver
looking the bay crowded with spectators II
was an ideal day for the and other ate
events, and of the most successful go
clubs history. The principal event was the re
Of the big barges. the Barlow Sweeps. Of the NV
York Athletic Club. and the z B. Pinckney. % -hs
New-Rochelle Rowing Club. Each boat COnta ~
ar equal number Of women and Oarsmen- tn h.
tow Sweeps
The four cared race was won by Frank A FaG.'
son, Jay Haddsn, c. T. Kucher and Elmer %
little with w Bloom, cOxsWain- The double D.
awarded TO Frank AbramsOn and jay II it,
who finished second c. T. Kuchler and =
MADDEN finished first. but dsqualihs fur
turning the stakeboat the wrong way. Jay 7 tlHn
the tub
F. Carpenter won the obstacle swimming
which the contestants were required TO clnck tbs.
mast OF a schooner, swim under a boat clfiup .
slippery dobbin and do other things ghiCh
afforded much amusement for the spectators Ire
fitting match In which the oarsmen tried 70 upssc
their opponents boats was won by A Rehbetn. In
the evening a dance was given at the clubhouse
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letlc Association. showed his oldtime form in
the one-mile The men kept we'll punched
throughout the contest, and Carr managed to
cross the tape foot in front of J. D. Tanke.
j. Sullivan won the special two-rnile race, with
r. Todd second.
The lacrosse game between the Crescent Ath-
letic Club and the Greater New-York Intercol-
Iegiate Athletic Association, which followed the
games was by the former team after an
exciting struggle
Three hundred-yard run Chandicap)-won by W. Hack
mann Anchor A 9. ga yards: C. e. Williams, Pastime
a 9 CS YARDS, second; II. l. Hman. jr. New-Hork
A G, third Time, OBJ
cne-rnie (handicap)-Wou by E. p Carr,
Xavier a A 80 yards: j D Tamke; Boys Club Y M
& A. go vards), second; Robert Todd New West Side
A C. $50 yards, third Time. 4:292.
mile team relay race handicap)-Won by New
est Side A c Ueam. Henry Hofer, Meyer Marks w. H
A. L New West Side A C.. second team L. Markhem,
Charles Bacon Lawson Robertson Meyer Prinstein
Star A. c.
Seventy-fve yard novice-Won by r F. Sullivan: H.
McCauley, second; F. B. Gallagher third Time O;OS2s
McCauley protested, but decision reserved
One-hundred-yard handcap--WOn by W. R. Knakal;
l. E Robert.on, second; l. KohIer third. Time 01O.
Eight hundred-and eightyyard (handicap)Won by
Joseph Bromlow, n. W s. A C (26 YARDS; Frank Han
Ion Mohawk A C. C28 yards second; William Hornige
c g N Y. IA YARDS. third Time, 1:O05s.
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ON GR1VESEND BAY.
atlantic Yacht Club Races-Light
Wind Causes SLOzC Time.

The Atlantic Yacht Club gave races for Classes
J and under yesterday afternoon. starting off Sea
Gate. Eighteen craft entered the contest. all but
one of which finished The winners were the Bob
tail. the Vagabond. the Spots and Apukwa II.
The boats sent away shortly after o'clock
in a seven-knOt breeze from the southwest which
fell to about four knots at the finish. and made
slow time in order. Interest centred in the S0foot
class, in which the Bo5tail, the Bagheera and
Vivian II were entered. The breeze became
light that chairman Henry ]. GieIow of the
gatta committee, decided to send the Glass NJ
boats over the course for the second round. At
the end of the first. which proved be the finish.
the BobtaiI had big lead over the Bagheera. with
Vivian ii in third place, about the same distance
astern.
Henry J. Robert sailed Vaeaboud TO a splendid
victory in Class P finishing sixteen minutes ahead
of the nearest competitor The VagabOud was the
first of the boats sailing the inside course to end
the race, and she made the best elapsed time An
unusual entry came to the line in Glass r. Apukwa
TT made her initial start Gravesend Bay. and
won handsomely. The Spots showed her superior
ity to the old rivals, the Wrath and the Wink.
The preparatory signal was sounded at o'clock
Ten minutes later the first class was sent away.
the others following at five-minute intervals The
starts were close. Vivian II was to windward OF
the BobtaiI- The light air Just suited the former.
and before Coney Island Point was reached the
Luckenbach craft had worked well ahead and 10
Wlndward of Vivian II. These boats to West
Bank Light and return. II close hauled work
going and a broad reach home. in which the
BObtai and Vivian II set SpinnakerS to Starboard.
The other boats had Il spinnaker run TO the
boat off the Marine and Field Club, windward work
10 the buoy off Ulmer Park. and still close
the last time being slow because the failing
wind. The Vagabond was in the lead after round
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u. OF p. FOUR WINS.
Defeats Ariel Club at PeOpIe,s
Regatta on SchuulkM.

Philadelphia, July 4-The annual peoples regatta
was held to-day the national course on thu
schuylklH River. There a swift current dua
10 recent rains. and the time was generally fast
only one record, however. broken the honor
going to the Argonaut Boat Club. Of Toronto which
won the senior eight in $50 Ia The previous record
was 49, held by the Vesper Clubs Paris crew. In
the senior tours the Vesper crew foued the Ariel
crew OF Baltimore
The University OF Pennsylvania four won the
race but in justice to the Ariel the winners
Io~ed the Baltimore crew from the point where
they were fOued The local men won by about two,
AehSthS NO time was taken. The summaries:
Junior eight shells CTanarnaks- Ct1pl-vou BY
Paramount Rowing Association. Metropolitan RouAlx
OiIo Ne"-1ork second Time 7:+59S
Junior singles-wOn by William Lennon Pennsyi an.
Boat Club; H. BurrOugh Quaker CITY Boat Club se
James o Neill Metropolitan Boat Club. third LIZ
Junior gigs-Wou BY vesper Boat Club: Crescent 4.
6iND second; Nassau Boat Club. NeV-York, third,
Phiiadelphia Boat Club. fourth Time. s.459S-
cub. York; F. Wesley Bohemian Club. New.
York. second: D Cary. Nassau Boat Club. NeW-York
Time 9:O6
intermediate eight Dared sheHs-won by Malta !,
ond Time. 7:46-
Senior double sculIs-won by Bohemian Boat D
Nev-YOrk Of. Wesley and F. Budrie): Vesper Boat {
s:22
Mower and 9 ID. Dutield): Nesper Boat ClUb Oh FL
Baeke and John Exley second; West Philadelphia
Club e. Coll and Fl. Gtllesptel, third Time. $500
Junior double sculs-Won by Seawanhaka Boat c..
NeW-York 81. Ryan and c. r. Handy: Crescent a.
Club. Philadelphia ui. Marley Gabrathlr seek
fthsy wanna Soat cub Co Fitzharris and ~ NAeeie5s
Senior eight cared shells Peoples C1pl-won by Arso
naut Boat Club. Toronto Malta Boat Club. Philade "a
second. Time. 1908.
Senior four cared shells Downing Cupl-won by IS
yery Of Pennsylvania Detroit Boat Club second 1h'
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From The London Telegraph.
In the northern Caucasus nearly half the death
rate of the inhabitants is caused BY vendetta and
least three-fOurths OF the vendetta cases
now decimatng the population The native OK
those parts who wishes 70 take nto himself wife
cannot arrange the matter IN the simple Offhand
manner in vogue in Western Europe. BY popping
the question" He must go home. sell his be-
Iongings. and buy her fairly and squarcly OF her
parents the price ranging from t35 . 200 This
is a costly custom in many veys for IL IS not
every Young man who can afford 20 Invest SUCH
a large sum in wife. however accomplished
What generally happens In such cases is that tho
duces a few staiwart comrades TO seize the maiden
and carry her or What too often follows then
NAV be gathered from a case IN point which has
lust taken place in SOsSlambeiC EOxayeff IS the
81 sweet sixteen who had the misfortune 10 ind
favor in his eyes. His pockets being empty. 10
r,srsfia ded three comrades 10 kidnap the maid.
[rb0ro ne then took or TO another village his
sboIits had F=- sent hack BY the police. and then
n6ed ESQ fer loss OF her services. as We should
80 PoJ(a ven 10 whom the demand was made.
V-GnId NOT or could not pay. The girls father
tbereuDon claimed thar sum from the oridegroons
coDooa hons who are equally liable They admit
81 fbe Justice OF his claim. and called upon Bo
tIovsTT ~ hand over the TO them On his re-
49, tbev shot him dead. that being the custom
- The country although daggers are also allowed
- faLe the place OF bullets The three youths
- Forthvvfth arrested and will. OF course, %
49, md depOrted But that far from being the
- ~ the matter, Is only the very beginning Ths
S~s-sred ~ the slain man are now preparing 10
ssDe or,fs' the relations Of the murderers. while
49, .,sS-orn OF the couEtry 70 wash away the stain
~ reiltation IN the blood OF the clans OF ootr
n - .---v-5sred man and his nurdersrs And Rus
star law "a powerless 70 intervene
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Ing the Marine and Field buoy. Times taken a
the end Of the first round follow:

1t was the finish for the Glass NJ boats The Bob
tail beat the Bagheera by minutes: Vivian IL hy
p minutes 10 seconds. The Vagabond led the
Karma by minutes II seconds. the Cockatoo by
8 minutes seconds. the Ogeemah by minutes
seconds the Corona by minutes and the yawl
Kate by minutes seconds.
The Spots led the Wrath by minutes IS Sec
onds the Wink by minutes Is seconds; the Scala
wag led Apukwa II by seconds. the Constance BY
minutes l second the Pickaninny by minutes 80
seconds, the Eileen by minutes 81 seconds and the
Peanut by II minutes
AS soon the small boats had turned the Ma
rine and Field buoy the second time, and hauled
the wind, slow work was the order AT the finish
the Vagabond had beaten the Karma by 10 minutes
I seconds, the Cockatoo By Is minutes 81 seconds.
the Ogeemah by II minutes o seconds. the Corona
by q minutes 30 seconds, the Kate by minutes %
seconds The Kate got common agreement al
lowance. which made her corrected time minutes
less.
The Spots beat the Wrath by minutes 10 sec
onds the Wink by % minutes Apukwa II beat
the Scalawag by minutes 50 seconds, the Con-
stance by 3 minutes 81 seconds the Eileen by l9
minutes ~ seconds. the Pickannny by 10 minutes
. seconds The Peanut did not finish. The sum
marieS follow.
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ROWING.
The Laureate Club Contests at Iron
Seen by Large CrozUd.

Troy N Y. July 4-Independence Day was
thoroughly observed here to-day The streets
we're crowded from early dawn. Bells were runR
ana salutes fired Thousands attended the state
League ball game between Troy and Albany This
afternoon there was a hlibuster parade and a re-
gatta on the Hudson River. Tonight public hand
;oneerts were given in. the principal squares and
~ Sne parks with PIofusc displays of pyrOtechncs
ne regatta on the river this afternoon drew
tae largest crowd that ever lined Up on the banks
OF the Laureate Clubs
p, junior singles lone mie(-Won BY Joseph b NAL.
T Albert Keller Union &. Albany sscond
third Tine. 7.4S --Nf'
- senior stnges-Woa BY Frederick FueSseI (Harler, n
-, NSW-aorsl, Bulger tIOne star c. New-YOrkl So
T:35 - - ''i''' Best tnne
Junior toursWon by AtaIanta r C. New York;. Lone
"a 90 Is = CSeW-f York;. second. Crescent b & New
Aorkl. third Best time. 5:25
Professional
hu9son between James a Ten Eyck OF Worcester afass
ana 3. j Henley OF Syracusel-Won by Ten Fvck ~ !,
iengtn- Time. lS14- Henley's time I5.i6iS
senior four race Zone milel-Won by Union n G
OAibanyl. Atalanta B. G. second. Tar-oaf.
b c CIroy). third Time. 5.2O.
c. S. Francis was Judge and Daniel z Conway
Mayor OF Troy. referee -
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NoURNAHAL TAKES TRIAL SPIN.
Colonel John Jacob Astor'S Yacht Is Changed
to a Three Masted Schooner.

Looking spick and span in her new coat of white
paint and with broad stripe of gold at the sheer
line. Colonel John Jacob Astor's steam yacht Nour-
mahal steamed down the North River yesterday for
the first time this season While her has been
absent in Europe she has had thorough overhaul
ing and her rig has been changed that of a three
masted schooner by the addition of mainmast just
abaft the smokestack, the mizzen mast having been
shifted further aft. This makes decided change
for the better in the appearance of the yacht.
While at the Townsend & Downey shipyard
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DINNER TO SIR THOMAS AT SEA GATE.

Commodore Robert e. Tod of the Atlantic Yacht
Club gave a dinner last evening in honor Of Sir
Thomas Upton. The affair took place at the club
house Of the Sea Gate organization and after the
edibles were disposed of the irish baronet watched
the fireworks set off from the shore and the break
water in front OF the club anchorage. Many OF
the Yachts in the harbor were Illuminated and the
scene was a brilliant one The Upton party came
to Sea Gate the steam yacht Erin Among
tLosf nresspt at the dinner Sir Thomas
fJpton Colonel D. C. D. Neill; DR.. A. G. Neale,
1X1iI1tar, Eifa and Sir Thomas two secretaries.
Messrs Westwood and Duncan As guests of Com
Inodore Tod were Vice. Commodore Edwin Gould.
5ssS r-o1c1oo5ora J. \ Flagler General Benjamin
WbitIock' fleet captain and Louis F. Jackson. the
cir
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SLOANE WINS STATEN ISLAND RACE
New Record for Twenty-Five Miles Made on
Richmond County Course.

NJ Sloane. OF the West Side Athletic Club, was
the winner of the Richmond County Cycle Cluos
twenty-five mile road yesterday, on the staten
Island boulevard course, from South Beach 10
Tottenyille and return. 0. E. Schwab hnlshed
second only = few inches behind Sloane. The
cioseness of the finish brought a protest from from
Schwab but the Judges overruled hlm mares t
Mock a scratch man. made new record 10.
twenty-five miles on the road, going the distance
in IS minutes 26 seconds a.. -. ,r NTH
handicaps. follows:
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vAoUERo III FIRST AT NEWPORT.
Sailed by Payne Whitney, She Wins from
the Barbara and the Carolina.

Newport, r. L., July 4-There was a Sweepstakes
race this afternoon between the Newport 50-foOters
which was won by Vaquero III, owned and sailecs
by Payne Whitney. There were three boats I'm
the race, and although the Carolina got the start
when the boats hauled on the wind. she was wealth
cred by both the boats and Vaduero III crossed
the finish line a winner by 81 seconds. There Fas
a good sailing breeze from the southeast The
course was from Brenton's Cove to and around tha
compass buoy IN CoddingtOn Cove, making Il
run out and a beat home. The summary
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ArALANTAs WIN AT BOSTON

Boston. July 4-Large crowds the reg. sc
the New-England Amateur Rowing AssOciat
the Charles River to-day, almost perfect -ig31sg
conditions prevailing Entries from New-YOrA nd
Springfield gave added interest and the visitors
figured prominently In every In which they
were entered. In the senior double SOULS the Ala
lanta Rowing Club pair. Of NeW-YOrk. had tha
Greer brothers. OF East Boston pitred against
them and won with open water Just visible between
the boats.
fF,- other sports see twelfth paRel
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BERKSHIRE STATION FoR JUvENaL

London. July Ain the drawing this aft moon
for positions in the Henley regatta James 5
JuvsnaI. Of the Vesper Boat Club of Philadslpr.a.
got the Berkshire station in the fourth hsaI q
the race for the Diamond Souls. His opponenr
will be J. Beresford. OF the Kensington Rowing
yInh
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DUFFY FIRST IN ENGLISH RACE.

London. July 4.-In the Amateur Athletic AS
sociation's championship field sports at Northamp-
ton to-day A. ]. Duffy, Of Georgetown University,
Washington, the holder of the championship for
the distance the 1e0-yard dash by two yards
in 10 seconds fat.
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Run REACHES HARTFORD.

..eord Conn July AZ E. DONNA OF PROV
Ia ras tbe first man to reach this city IN the
r,o4or cycle endurance this afternoon alliv
ing at 2.3s o'clock from Worcesler T,i,
others iIis st o'clock in the mornianel anu are
I, &, NeU-York at the finish line d 10 p III
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MEL SON WINS AT BOSTON.

r,.+o, T,I, Joe Nelson defeated De Guich-
ard win stinson and Nat Butler in twehey
mic motor paced at Charles River FhiH t'--
evening De Guchard finished sS[o abouf twenty
me 1 for the place with Butler hall laP 20 az
THE winners time for the twenty Hiiie9
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RURAL Joys
atrobe Bulletin

rror1 me Latrobe Bulletin
earanelv seated the hard wooden strips OF q
cart. pulling away contsnted-
Nv on a 'spoliack.' followed by roaring shouting
r1ob Of friends all welding Old pans. sleighHslfs
coHbeils skillets and bowins ash horns. James g.
6S,rsIer the bridegroom OF I'VE days' standing.
Ia A eyrniuz hauled over the streets OF LAtrabsAa
hrraass he had sons and sot msrrtAA
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iLooPs-cIAss M-sTART. $40.

The HobtaiI beat the Bagheera minutes, Vivian
II u minutes 10 seconds; the Vagahond beat the
Karraa Is minutes seconds. the COckatOo is min
iites 81 seconds. the Ogeemah u minutes . sec
onds the Corona p minutes s. seconds the Kate
* minutes 30 seconds corrected t!el: the Spots
beat the Wrath minutes IS seconds the Wink. y
minutes Apuhwa II beat the Scalawag minutes
81 seconds the Constance minutes 3 seconds. the
Eileen ls minutes Z seconds. the Ptckaninny -
minutes e seconds.
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GARDNER KNOCKS OUT ROOT.

Fort Erie Ont July 4GardneF GeIea'e eoo 's .o1
hoot nete tD-,ce The third time he was counted
II was night from nd the 6 tap Of 5hs
gong: ana l sI Ia ve been ended sooner.
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NASH GETS MONMOUTH TROPHY.
- rELEnrAPH To THE TRIsUNE. !

NY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
Long Branch y. J., July 4.-Philip B. Nash won
the silver trophy offered by the Monmouth Yacht
Club OF Monmouth Beach, in its annual race. held
on the clubs course on the South Shrewsbury
sivsr this afternoon Ths-w1nd was Bsht and huky.
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Five yachts were entered. Reginald PoIse's en-
try finished second and Commodore Arthur Byron's
third. Mr. McAIster's Yacht was fourth and
MI, HamImerslough's last The yachts finished
Wlthln three minutes of each other, the winner
crossing the line in hour and 80 minutes after the
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is still far of, but numerous good bargains
are within your reach to-day If you consult
the Little Ads. of the People"
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o,n CURIOSITY SHOPS.

There are several OF them IN SOW orh
ss .t,s,, An the .1dtfIe Ads. of the People,
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OTHER CONTESTS.

In the 3oO-yard handicap band of
Espirants started in the final heat A good pace
vas kept up from the start. and in the last
quarter of the run W. Hackman, of the Anchor
Athletic Club, got the lead and came in few
feet in front Of C. T. Williams. of the Pastime
athletic Club. E p. Carr. OF the Xavier Ath-