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She Will Defend the America's
Oup Against the Valkyrio,
TEE CDIOriA FINISHED SECOND.
A Very I'retty llnce, In 'Which tlin Su
porlurlty of the Outertionrd Sloop la
CltMirly l'ronii Hut tho Jubilee Slot
nlth 11 Sxrlea of Accident.
Nrw York, Sept, 13,-The thiol trial
race for the honor of defending tho Attvr
Ion's eup 1ms heon won hy tlio Vlgllnnt.
For the third time tho New York syndi
cate hoat crossed tho finish lino llrst.
Colonia, Jnhlleo mid Pilgrim flnisliud in
tho order given. The course was fifteen
miles to the windnrd and return.
When tho starting gun hoomed across
the water the Vigilant and Colonia were n
little to tho westward of tho lightship.
Tho former crossed tho latter's how closo
hauled on the starboard side, and then
dashed for the line bef oro tho smoko of the
starting gun had cleared away, The Vig
ilant! led, closely shaving the western
niRrk. Ono length ntcrn and a trillo to
windward came tho Colonia, .both of them
lulling a llttlo as thj crossed to llntten in
their sheets, To the surprise of every ono
VIGILANT.
tho .Tubllco nnd Pilgrim were two miles to
leeward of the line, standing to the south
ward on the port tack nnd caring very lit
tlu for the handicap gun, then hut two
minutes off.
On stood tho leaders now almost a milo
away, the others apparently unconcerned
iu the port tack. Xot until tho handicap
gun sounded did tho Boston boats deign
to go about nnd stand for tho line, reach
ing there fully seven minutes behind tho
handicap gun. The Pilgrim led over, with
the Jubilee a trifle astern and to leeward.
Both of the laggards luffed up into tho
wind and shook their sails as they crossed,
the Jubilee going on the port tuck imme
diately and standing over to tho south
ward. In tho meantime there was nbattlo royal
in the vau between the keel nnd centre
board boats. The Colonia did her best to
blanket the Vigilant, but finding this im
possible passed to leeward, both of them
going on tho port tack and heading to tho
southward. At 11:50 the Colonia went
about mid stood over In the direction of
the Vigilant. The latter, after crossing
her rival's how about 100 yards ahoad,
went about and stood over for Sandy Hook
lightship. Far astern the Jubilee and Pil
grim had also gone 011 tho starboard tack
and were lighting it out two miles from
tho leaders. Tho Jubilee seemed to out
point and outfoot the Pilgrim, and was
soon well to windward.
At 12:02 the Vigilant and Colonia passed
Sandy Hook lightship, the former to tho
southward and well to windward, and tho
latter to the northward, far to leeward.
At 12:24 the Vigiluut wont on tho port
tack, heading down the coast, while tho
Colonia held 011 to her starboard tacks,
and ran over iu the direction of Far Itock
awuy. At 12:45 both of the lenders had
gone about ugaiu and wore running in op
posite directions, the Vigilant crossing tho
Colonla's bow, one mile ahead. Fur away
to leoward the Jubilee and Pilgrim were
battling hard.
At 1;44 the Vigilant went went on tho
starboard tack, followed by the Colonia u
minute later. At 2:05 the two leading
sloops went ou the port tack and stood for
the mark, a rod hug upou a lloat. The
Vigilant was leading by at least one mile,
with tho Colonia in line astern.
Away off to the southward and west
ward were the Jubileo and Pilgrim stand-
lug for the mark ou the ktarboaid tuck.
The former displayed very poor judgment
by standing nearly a mile too far to wind
ward. Both of the Boston boats were so
far up to windward that they tucked in
stead of wearing around the lino.
As soon as the yachts were well clear of
tho mark they begun to get their topmasts
on end, for the wind had lightened con
siderably, and thu sea was not so high.
Tho Vigilant was the first to hoist her
spar, lowering tho boom and setting her
spinnaker. A few minutes later she set
her balloon jib topsail. Tho Colonia fol
lowed the Vigilent's lead iu hoisting her
topmast and breaking out her sphm.iker,
balloon jib topsail and Inter her cluu top
buil. Both tho Jubiice and Pilgrim got
their topmasts ou end and set spinnakers
ami ballouu jib topsails, though they
oat-Hud only working instead of club top
buiU. Iu the run before the wind to the finish
the Colonia guiued ou all the other yachts.
She beat the Vigilant 5 sees., the Jubileo
a niiu. 50 sees., mid the Pilgrim 5 miu. 3
sees. Over thu entire course thu Vigilant
beat the Colonia 0 miu. 43 sees., the Jubi
lee 6 min. l'J seos., and the Pilgrim 'S miu.
Kl sees. 1'oilowiug is the ufhciui summary:
Klapbed Cur'cld I
Start.- Finish. Tiiuu. Time.
Viilant....ll:iU:17 3:Ui:U i:M:M
Colouia ll:lw;W i:U:Si i:U:W
Jubilee ll:iti:utt i-M-M Ui;.Si i-.U-.a 1
Pilgrim U:t:a) 4:ltf:ll 4:3i:B5 VU:M
Tue Jubilee was handicapped hy a se- :
ries of accidents, and what she would
have done hud everything held is only
conjeoture. The jaws of her gaff gave
way just before the starting gun, and she
started seven minutes mid six seconds
late, with her gaff poking several feet be
yond her ma-it and her muinsuil sagging
at the peak. Later she had trouble with
her jib uud staysail halyards,aud ran with
one foresail tor some time. She would not
give up tho race, mid crippled though she
was she finished a good third.
The members of the America cup com
mittee, ure pleased at the performance of
the Vigilant, and will name her as their
choice to meet Lord Duma veil's Valkyrio
At the meeting of the America's com
mittee, hold on board the flagship .May, at
Bay llidge, after the race, it was formally
decided that the Vigilant should defend
the Americu's'cup against the Valkyrie.
No protest of a'uy klud was received from
General Paine, hut the Jubilee's misfor
tune was generally discussed.
i reuusylvunlu. Vomuusters.
Washington, Sept. 12. These fourth
class postmasters were appointed in Penn
sylvania yesterday; Burgettstown, J, Kerr
McFarlaud; Howard, Howard A. Moore.
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Tho flencrnl I.ncnn Statun.
Washington. Sept. 12. A model of tho
bronze statuu to be erected in Iowa circle
to tho memory of General John A. Logan
has been placed on exhibition in this city.
Tho statue when completed will be nearly
thirty-llvo feet in height. It represents
General Logan iu full military uniform
and equipment as a major general in the
United States army, upon his favorite
liurse, which lias the appearance of being
reined in, while tho general removes ills
famiilur slouch hat, as if acknowledging
the salutes of the boys in blue
Divoti nnd Smith 3Ienn lluilnnss.
New Yokk, Sept. 13. Champion Dixon
is training for his coming flight with Solly
Smith before tho Coney Island Athletic
club as lie never trained before nt Law
rence, Afass., under the wntohful eyo of
Tom O'ltourke. He will be in the pink of
condition when he steps over tho ropes nt
the club house. Solly Smith is putting in
great strokes at Asbury Park, N. J., and
by the 25th of tho month will befit to
buttle for his life. Champion Jim Corbett
and Jack Dempsey aro giving him tho ben
efit of their advice and oxperienco.
Stilt T.oworlnc Cycling ltocnrds.
SrniNOFlKLD, Mass., Sept. 12. A. A.
Zimmerman, W. A. Rhodes and L. S.
Meiutjes made trials for speed on Hamp
den park yesterday, and the Intter low
ered tho three, four and live mile figures.
Zimmerman made a milo with 11 Hying
start iu 2.01, a second fustcr than tho
record, hut will not ask to havo it stand,
because he was paced by n professional.
Mentjes then made three miles iu 0.451-5;
tour miles iu 8.573-5 and live miles iu
11.003-5.
Tho Cholera In Italy. "WW
Home, Sept. 13. There litis boon n sc
vcro outbreak of cholera in Leghorn, in 11
dirty quntter of tho town named Vcnuzia.
In tills district yesterday 203 cases nnd
seven deaths were reportod. Tho record
In other infected towns for twenty-four
hours is ns follows: Naples, Ave deaths;
Cassiuo, four new cases and one death;
Palermo, threo new cases and four deaths.
Tho Nitvnhoo Again llofcutod.
London, Sept. 12. The third rnce for
the international gold cup win sailed yes
terday north of Hyde, Isle of Wight. The
course wns covered twice, tho distance be
ing fifty miles. The contestnnts were the
biilunnin, the Prince of Wales' yucht.and
tho Navalioe, the American ynclit. Tho
Britnuuia won, fifteen minutes uhead of
the Xavnhoc.
Serious Clinrce Against u Physician.
BmiiGEPOltT, Conn., Sept. 12. Dr. F. C.
Boziuch, a young physician who has been
pructlcltig iu this city for sovernl months
past, was arrested and lodged in Jail here
charged with criminally assaulting the
young wifo of Joseph H. Herochinski, iu
whose family the doctor lived. His bonds
are $10,000. He says he has a perfect de
fense,
Klllnd Wliils Swinging.
Hazleton, Pa., Sept. 11. While in mid
air ou a pole swing Hannah Bnrager, aged
10 years, became dizzy and released her
hold and wns thrown forty feet, landing
on her head. Her neck was broken ana
sho died soon after.
Car Shops DeHtroyed by Fire.
Pottsville, Pa., Sept. 11. The Penn
sylvania railroad car and repair shops on
the southern suburbs of the town, at
Mount Carbon, burned down Saturday
night, causing a loss of nearly 818,000.
SScte.,
COcts., and
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How it Happened.
Thn fnltnwlnff romnrt-oTilo nvonl tn n la.1t...
llfo will Intprnftttlio rnnripp! "Ifnrn Inntr ,ltn 1
had a terrible pain at my heart, which llut
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ij ' .,c.w ii-i-miK ui uniliewtiuii
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ispasinnui iooi iiko unotlior woman. Ile-
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different Bo-called remedies and been treated
hy doctors without nny benefit until I an
both discouraged and disgusted. My huslinnd
boimhtmc a bottle of Dr. Miles' Now Heart
Cure, and am happy to sny I nover reeietu-d
It, ns 1 now havo n splendid appetite mid
sleep well. I welshed 125 pounds when I be
au uiKiugiue remeuy, nnd now I wulgli
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ous. Itfar siitpasses any other medicine I
have ever taken or any benefit 1 ever it
celveu from physicians." Mrs. Harry Starr,
IMttsvllle, Fa., OiMober 12, 1MB.
Dr. Miles' New llofirt, Turn U sold nn ix nn.U
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Jac ib (1. Schact, 2320 Korth Broad Et Flilla.
K. (1. Sheesly, Sncolton, lmupliinCo., I a.
K. It. RomIU r, J hocnixvllle, l a.
It. A. Hall. NowIlii, N.J.
John H.8cheiirer,ycllowIIouscP.O.,Hcrl:ECo..ra
A. 8. Klelngcma, Limekiln I'. O , Ilerks Co., l'a.
8. Jones l'mllpj, Kcnnct Square, In.
A. A. Qnldiiwouthy, Cent alia, Col. Co., Ta,
C. llerltag.', Sinllca llill, N. J.
I,, ailoss, hockhlll. l'n.
P. X. KreiU, WatliiElon, Va.
K. f. Small, I'outit Alto, l'a.
,1ns Davis, Pit t ille. 22nd ward. Pldla.
I. LI. Kmikel, 1131 Linden St , Allentown, T.
Jen. W. Watt, Norristr.wn, l'a.
S. T. Benny, C01 8. 10th St.. Phlla.
jtov. S. II. Sh-.m-cr, Sunbury, Pa. '
A. P. Levlmore, Woodbury, N.J.
U. J. Dellctt, 211 S. 12lh St., lteadlni;, Ta.
Israel Saudt, J.:alu t-t.. South KaEton, Pa.
L. P. llcturk, Jr., Oley, Ilerk6 Co , l'n.
J. Uenieheimor, Clayton, N. J.
Z. K. l)anenhr'iver, 1109 Columbia Ave., l'a.
O. C. Piper, 735 Tearl St.. Heading, Ta.
tVm. urantlnnd, Oloucoter, N. J.
M. Slmw, Winona Avenue, W. of Morris street,
Gerraantoivn, I'hlla.
Wm. Dli. !S2S Jfnntrose St., Pblla.
Thomas 13. Hartung, New Ringgold, Fa.
G. Leckel, 2231 Eeeso St.. Phlla.
J. G. Quimby, 211 Pearl St., Reading, To.
It. G. Stanley, 42t Spruce St.. Lebanon, Pa.
A. Schneider, Locust Dale, l'a.
D. B. Noll, Limekiln V. O., Berks Co., ra.
O. A. Deturk, Ulrdsboro. Berks Co., Pa.
Wm. E. IIartontine, I'hoenlxvllle, Pa.
W.M.Lincbach,C2t Wnbhington St., Beading, Pa.
JohnC. Lyme, 1310 Howanl St.,HarrIsburg,l'a.
Chas. Smith, 412 Greenwich St.. Phlla.
O. Burkhard, 439 Locust St.. Beading, Pa.
C. C. Keehn, Douglasvilie, Berks Co., Pa.
Henry U P.owe, Pottstown, Pa.
O. L. Swartz, Poynette, Wis.
Wm. J. Blblghous, 529 Taylor St., Camden,N-J.
Alfred Haley, Philllpsburg, N. J.
U. Maglll, Glen Lock, Chester Co., Pa.
Mr. Eeckard, Balrd St., Germantow u, rhllo.
John Shupe, Telford P. O., Uongt. Co., Ta. -
Wm. Ettlnger, Lcesport. Pa. "
K. CrbtrD3, 2901 Tnlethorp St., Phlla.
II. S. Crealy, 3317 North 2nd St., Thila.
Philadelphia OST.ce is closed on tho 2nd Satur
day of cacli month, Dr. J. B. Mayer being nt tho
Hotel Penn, Heading, l'a., to give treatment to
persons In that vicinity on that day.
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Many Businegs Enterprises Start
Up Again.
SOME WAGE SEDUCTIONS REPORTED
Indications nf further Incrensed I'roduc
tlon In tho IiniiiiHltatn l'uturo Olvo
Frumlse of ltcm wod l'rospvrlty In thu
Itnnlo of the Tollura.
Fall Kivkr, Mass., Sept. 19. Today all
but twenty-three of the sixty-seven mills
In the city are in operation. They are run
ning on a reduced scale of wages varying
from 0 to 14 per cent, lesstlmn the sched
ule of last week. Thero was no resistance
of any kind offered.
Sl'lilNOFlKLl), O., Sept. 13. Tho Whitely
Malleable Iron works started up with 2J0
hands. More will be put on in a few days.
SniKNECTADV, N. Y., Sept. 12. The Em
pire State Knitting mills resumed work
after a suspension of one month. John
Wiedrhold &c Co., manufacturers of wool
eus and underwear, also resumed opera
tions with a limited number of hands.
KltlE, Pa., Sept. 1U Tho II. V. Watson
Paper company, which has been running
I on half time, stnrtcd on full time with a
j full force of 000 employes. The Krie Forge
works, which has been shut down com
pletely, also sturted with a full comple
j meut of men.
SoiniiiNOTON, Conn., Sept. 12. All the
factories of tho Peck, Stowo & Wilcox
company at Plantsville, East Berlin nnd
tills place, started up on full time. For a
month they have run on half time, and
last week shut down entirely.
Boston, Sept. VA The Walker & Pratt
foundry, at Wutertown, started up aftor a
shut down of about two months. The en
tire force bus been put at work at the
former wages, although nt present thu
piece hands will not he given a full day's
work.
PitoviDSNCE, H. I., Sept. 12. Tho mills
of the Crompton company, at Cromptou,
which have been closed since Aug. 7 have
started again.
Tltov, N. Y.. Sept. 12. William II. Van
Klecck's brush factory, ut Liansingburgb,
employing fifty hands, resumed work on
half time, and will probably go on full
time next.
Lawrence, Mass., Sept. 13. Tho print
works of tho Pacific mills havo started up,
and all that now remains closed of the
mills of this largo operation is the lawn
department. The Washington mills have
partially resumed, and tho entire plant
will bo in operation noxt week. The Ar
lington, Atlantic, Pemborton and Kverctt
mills aro yet closed however. Small indus
tries throughout the city report business
better, and merchants are already feeling
the increase in trade.
TltLNTON, X. J Sept. 12. Tho working
forces in three of the plants of the pottery
syndicate wore increased yesterday. All of
tho syndicate's factories are now in opera
tion, hut tlie full quota of workmen are
not yet employed. Several independent
potteries started up yesterday with about
a half force. A small number of men havo
been put to work in tho rubber mills, and
Hoebling's wire mill, which has been
closed for three weeks, resumed operations
with 100 men. The Wilson Woolen mills
also started up, giving employmeu to 700
bauds, The outlook for a general resump
tion of business in Trenton within two
weeks is good.
PltoviDHNCE, It. I., Sept. 12. Tho cut
down in wages of the Ithode Island cotton
mill operatives, made inevitable hy ths
action of the Massachusetts mill men, was
announced yesterday, tho (Lonsdale com
pany and the firm of B. 15. & It. Knight
posting notices In their mills that a 10 per
cent, reduction would go iuto olTeot Sept.
63. As tho action of the firms mentioned
decides that of tho smaller corporations in
this stnte, they will all doubtless tako sim
ilar action, and the reduction will bo gen
eral on tho date mentioned.
Gallii'olis, O., Sept. 12. The Gallipolis
and tho Fuller-IIutsenpillar furniture fac
tories, employing about 300 men, resumed
opo rations.
Norwich, N. Y Sept. 12. Tho large
silk mills of tho Norwich Silk Manufac
turing company and tho extensive works
of tho Norwich Cabinet company resumed
work on full time. Tho old scale of prices
is maintained and all the old hands Were
re-employed.
Kaleiqii, X. C, Sept. 13. The Egypt
coal mines, situated in Chatham and
Moore counties, which suspended opera
tions ten days ago, will resume work in a
few days. More than 100 men are em
ployed at these mines, and several others
are being worked in this state.
Chlneso Mny stuy Awhile Louger.
Washikotov, Sept. 12. Yang Yu. the
new Chlncr-e minister, had a very satisfac
tory interview with Secretary Gresham
yesterday on the matter of enforcing the
Chinese exclusion law. The secretury
communicated the decision of the presi
dent that the law should not be enforced
pending further action hy congress, and
that the recent order for the departure of
Chinese from the Pad 11c coast had been
suspended for the present.
Ulra. Ilulllday'a Friends to the Iteaeue.
MONTICKLLO, X. Y., Sept. 12. Mrs. Hal
iiday, when visited in the jail talked in a,
rambling, incoherent way. She was told
that her mother was coming from Ireland
to see her. When this news was told her
her face assumed a saddened aspect for a
moment. Lawyer S. B. Fullertou. of Port
Jervis, was yesterday handed an envelope
containing C1U0, and he will conduct the
defense. The money was raised by frieuds
of the prisoner.
Our New MlnUter to Ilollvln.
Washington, Sept. 13. The president
sent to the senate the following appolnt-
uieiiw iuunes xi. u. layior, ot jiausos,
United States minister to Bolivia; James
Butch er, of Ne w Jersey, to be collector of
internal revenue tor the First district ot
New Jersey. Mr. Taylor, the Bolivian
minister, represents the younger element
ot the colored oltliens ot the country. He
was born u slave in ISftO.
Fenra for the Valkyrie.
New York, Sept. 12. The steamer
Pemptos, from Gibraltar, reports that on
Aug. 27 she passed through the center o'
a eyolone to the northward of the. Azores,
receiving considerable damage. It is
thought the overdue yaoht Valkyrie may
have been in the track of the cyclone.
Sulfide hy Poison upd Kope.
ALLKMOWN, Pa., Sept. 12. Not oaring
to live when bis wife wlm dead Augustus
Gross, of Kittersvill, near her, ate a pint
of parts green aud banged hluiaelt in the
cellar. lie had a knife ready to out his
throat if poison and rope should full.
The Weathur.
Showers this afternoon; easterly winds.
THE KIND
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