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GROCERIES.

Sugar hns been stendlcr, though Qulctct
Rice has been fairly h III, hut Mt slightly lie
cltning prices, owing tn liberal receipts.
Flour sdull aud lower. Provisions are In
light stock and firm,
,usFkt-tlu mtr, ll6tl2c; prime, l2sGlN.
inolce, l3lTldlic; Iaguyw, lie; Java, nj.
TEAs-linperinl, ird',ic; Young Tyson, ~
inc; oulOug, Hdjac; japan, Ws0siic.
SUGARS Powdered, W,ci cut LOAF, W.,
graduated, SIC; standard A |, sc; Louis
ana white clarified Sc; yellow clarified, 5S,c
| 'hOlce Louisiana, 70.
| MOLAsSrS-l Louisiana Chulcc, GOc; prime,
| Nc; mir to good, H.; corn syrup, i5c; sugn
| ,yrup. 6ldigc; rchnllrd, lHd'4r.
| BAGG'Na-fuw Jui". % ms, lOs.c; a yapi
1 ~ MS, lWi c, ties, l.l r We.
| RtCE-Whulcsnlc,W au.'',
CRAcItns-Sodn y, 7c, AK, 70; cream
| G; ginger snaps, ~.
| oars 2'n r. box; :, n hars 40 n box; y
| mars, d1N d box.
CASnLEs-star, full weight, 1870. short
~
CuEgsR-tuli cream, ,gc.
| RorE-lOc basis; cotton rope, he.
| WILL HUCHrrs-ltNpt9 - n dozen.
C"ruEsriNs-Round, DO; spring 100 2
NkAsueEs-,s hushel, iron Duuad, l.5o \
inken; 2.hoop pals 2hO; g-hOop, 225
TuBs-9 nest, 2,si; sncsi, 2.75; No. |, aOn !
dozen; No. 2, SNO; No. y, 100
| WRAPPING PApER-Rng and straw, lsn7h,
| fnWnER-fW = kcg NJ % Ms; l2ls do ~
y. do, lN; blasting Kegs, s.9i Shot-drup has
lOOdilO; buck, 29sd2N
PiCHLEs-thow.chow is.harrel, barrel. Sh
l-gp,llun pals, chow elbow, l.fO; S-gnllo
, pals mixed pickles, 10; glass pluts, LIS
, glass quarts, 2ul; glass a, gallon. $50; glass
gallon. no; glass hex, gallon, T.T5.
\ COAL Ous-ll0 degrees nrc test, In harrcl
lc, Hottest oil In cans. 40; 10 degrees nr
0 'est, 40 n case.
MAvKEREl--No. barrels, 1850; No. |
7 barrels, 80; No, l,-harrcls, 40; No.
barrels, 100; M. 2 ..harrcls, 400; No kits
l.lli No, kits, l.0h; No. 3kits, l.ni.
: HOLLAND HERRtN IL, 4 kel
!. CANDY-Stick, llisc n N; nlney, isd2Hc.
g RAisINs-Inndun layers.
+ Cfnkk-Crah apple, TO-; Missouri cider n
, v gall IN; vinegar, 4 gallon. lSdSOc.
4 Srs aciI-pcarl, Nc; royal glass, 81; hot
on !. N packages, Hc; corn starch, LIN pach
p agcs, sc; am wood box glass, ~; S-tb pap,
{ boz glass, 81.
r lNE-,uncentratcd, 2Ts1in0.
Jros-Me quote; lie a gallon for flAre,
crooks, lOc y gallon for glazed.
roMAr0Es-2.m standard, los; s-N star
I. iari,u&
nsiEn PRAcHsa--tinree,ed, ~. naelcd, n,
/ PRoyisIoSs-Hhort bacon. l2iyc; short a,
!, salt lla,c; breakfast bacon, lk6lpSc; ham
i5el5hc.
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options l0points lower and dull, sales, $3.50
bags; Rio No. 7, October, $50; November, S41.
Sugar quiet, but steady; molasses sugar
4sG(G4s4; Brazil, 4l01il4.
Rice steady, with fair demand.
Tallow steady, with moderate demand
N7-IB
r. sin dull.
Turpeniine, 3lt63llI.
Wool-Demand fair and market flrm; do
nestle fleece, S2GiO; pulled, 1904; Texas, Il
tD22.
Pork dull and nominal; $685..
ut meats nominal; long clear middling
l0.5O
Lard quiet; 1874.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug, 30.-Corn duh ant
easier; mixed, CTS; yellow, GS; choice white
~.
Pork dull and lower; $3.50.
Lard lower; tierce refined, &; keg, 81.
Rice dull. hut tirmer; Louisiana ordinary Il
prime, $685..
Others unchanged.
Exchange unchanged.
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BELLE p. PRINCE.
Mothersl Molhcrs! MolM-T.

Are you disturbed at night and broker
of your rest by a sick child 81 flering anC
crying with the eXcruciating pam 10
cutting tcethP If so, go at once and gc
bottle of Mrs. Wimslow's Soothing
Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sui
ferer Observation-Disclosures upon it
there is no mistake about ii
There il not mother on eartl
who has over used it who viii
not tell you at once that it win regulal,
the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic, 1t is perloctlp safe t,
| use in all cases and pleasant to the taste
and il the prescription OF one of the old
est and best female physicians an,
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. 25 conts bottle.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems kip brognns, aipl.2S; boys kip bro
FANS, S01l.O; mems =, calf brogans, l,Ol0lT6
nov's 4. cali hruguns, Nsrl,25; mems XII
'.buckle rlows, leNGl,A; hOy's kip 2.huckl,
blows, SSdl.@'' urn's hun halls. congress ant
button, l.7J,piii; mems culf balls, cungrcs,
and button, 2.s,itl,b0; mems kip boots, 2t0la
nin; mems /. tut boots, 9l.OkCeihuO; mem
All bnots, 2iNtdG0.OO; boys kin boots. hma
iS0O; hoy's y. calf boots, l6.bNGai.OC; hoy
ralf boots, 22.dO027,OO; women's ~ klppOika
sGS7lsc; Misses ~ kip polkas 6pG7Oc
hlds ~ kip pnlkas, all sizes, iSGplc; chlld'
and ~ polish, l.O0ol,N; Misses calf peg AN,
- polish, NS0l.lO; women's hun gcwed pol
III, aN1l.2h women's calf Scwed polish, Ia
tlGls; women's grain sewcd and polish, o
goat scwed polish, l.5Abl.Ih; women'R grail
sewed button, l.ANol.2S; women's Kid sewe,
putlon, iONdSOr wnmru'N goat sewed hutto'
lNAg ~,
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THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.

unv York, Aug. @.-Vislble supply Of cot.
ton la the world, according To the New York
oironicle OF saturday, August 10, IL as toll
lOwni Total supply to-day, l,bil,50I; same
say last year, l,iS27O5; difference In decrease,
kSl0i.
at. LOUIS MARKET.
At. LOUIS, Aug. @.-Flour duh and un.
changed.
wheat lower and unsettled No. red, 81
Cfn1, cash; SlsaGGlS September; la.0Jatl..
October StlsSS6's, November, closlngM In
aide prices
oorn dull and lower; IS, stGis9., cash; a7I.t
d, q ptemher; EA@Hls, November.
Oats weak and slow. 2bs,g2ji4, cash; 25l.0t
Npk September; ~, October.
Whisky steady ut SlO7.
Oornmcal quiet at S2.O.
rsovislons lower with fair job trade.
Pork, SlS.2A
Bulk Meats-Long clear, i0l5; short rib
tos0; short clear, loss.
hlcon-bnng clear, lO.Mls6ll; short rib,
u.H q9ll.2 -; short tnr, 20.
6altle-Reecipis 30; supply and demand
vcry light, and only small local trndo ut UNI
nogs-kccelpts, 400; slow; ,Ga850
Rheop-Receipts, 40; only small retai
tssde at previous prices.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. @-Whcat stronger n
q, cash; 0Ald3St, september; 6ias, bid.
Oorn steady; Al bid, cash; Ssi4 bid, scptcm
hU; ~, October.
OntH uuil ana nominal. Il'a DID.
Tho Live stock Indicator reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1890; slow and weak; native steers
Et0 ~ 800 pounds, ShiNe0.NO; native steers
~ 10 loo pounds, fi.s0OD5 80; stockcrs an,
tsders,. sS,6asiSOi cows, s2OOsS7S; gros
Hogs- Receipts, 1900; weak and lower; ISL
Hhccp- Receipts, sos; quiet; ssS5So for faI
10 good mulions.
CHICAGO MARKET.
0uicAoo. Aug. M.-nrovers' Journal re
pGe.Hogs--Receipts 5000; nrmcr, $500 t5.J
Oastle-ltcccipts 1900; steady; range cattl
arm; export grades, sd55G7.OO;good To oholc
SHIPPING, ShiNd06O; common 10 medium
N105.s0; grass Texans, 81 S0@l25; wlntorc
Hsxane, fAe41O; Americans, fi.uknhf0.
Shoep-Rcceipts0 On; slow, unchanged .inft
ror 20 hir, taOaq2.i5; medium 10 good 500
t6o; choice 70 extra, S,5sai.2s; lambs, ps
Ind, i.0oa3 %; Texas sheep, t22saS.5o.
Flour uiet and unchanged.
Wheat regular, dull and unsettled; close
4SH. under yesterday; August, 7sia@Ip'.
xpNid, h0tx under yesterday; August, 7Sj Z
~, clesed, 7sjk; September. ip9aesO; close,
Dk; October, sII4aSa; closed, ~; No. red, ! 4.
Ne srd, 7lali..
ssrn in rood demand, advanced, then d,
Sss ana AS SlSssa pS SiCsco ss a. sS
Ember, SlsssS2sj closed SIS; October, 80
Fork unsettled, weak and decidedly iowcr
August tlD.O0d22.0o. closed, tsS.OO; Septen
ksr,fI1. bodis0O; Closed, $3.50; Octobor, IN ],
oifso; closed. ilSs ''' Wv
Lard In far demand; cash, esfis t5 &C
nyptember, 7.SseI.s2,t; October, 7.iSeihi
Bulk meats IN fair demand. Shoulder
az; short rib, 1880; short clear, 1880
NEW YORK MARKET.
WV York, Aur. 3l.-Flour dun.
Wheat-Spot lots 4 10 n higher. closir
eey; options opened ! 70 higher, ate
ckccdier; No. 2rcd, 90 ,tqpisl: No ared, sc,
tembcr, bQiqoqN, closing al SOL; Ociob'
Ufiop2a4, closing VIA.
,nrn-Cash or August y, 70 higher, lat
dellyc| les 10 }, better. closing steady: N
f.ttHH: No. ? August. 6llffal, September o.
tfif 'l"cnv o. neinlirf e''sidsts.. cln.li
Y ncs-spoi sir; no dun aud no,nina
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cam n0ns sS.Sess my s Ssa,s, we Ss snys S
8 10, kti,S cents; COWS, q n, S.gdJis cents.
Nuttons, fair, gayb9lS cents; choice, Ml3l,
Aants a 10. West of the Texas Central rail
say; north OF u line drawn east and west
md south with Balnl and south OF He'd river
stock delivered ON the trail Ia lnts of %
head or upward are rated as follows; Year.
ing steers n head. iatO, ,lO. hclferS, li.OO
l.year-uld steers. lH,N; do. heifors, lROl
lows nom ltn7 years old (cnmmnnl. MNQa
400 A tOmmon COW aud calf, " On,rS 10
Young Texas hnils. S00d2Sol Graded sncb
sils ut,tsu niHnrf. WiiNs teNit,s ~'is" snNi'
, q ervs ~ uly ie,ulosy s,s,. 49, ,sss,
owul "A IN Ah,,s unnlaiious
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wooL,aIDss AND rnLrRiEs.

Woois-hexlcan, frec ofburra, iiORi2c; Mex.
loan improved, lHcldc; coarse, lee; nne me.
eium Oo2,ci nno wool, according To dirt and
condition, lAe2ac; bury, aeoc por pound
less, according 90 burns.
HInks-Prime plump fints. ~ ma aud un
ltc per 70; seconds, plump ninis, 70 Ms and up
nc per N; prime light and kips, l2c per n
culls, bulls aud Siaes, NnlAc rel h; dry salted
aell'tc, according 10 condition; green salted
7dac.
PKLrRins-Dcer skins. aNf,s,c; antelope, /,
elSc; seal skins, ID tAN; sheep pelis, a. pc,
wool, 2UfRsc; .shearllnvs, lnNl6c.
TAttnw-pril-e tnllnw. -; fellow rp,ast
lcb a, , gNase, widow 10 brogn, l(Dic.
hEk-wA. -lrlnr veliow. inc, dark at,
IN 'srsp-' f@sn
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aRA1N AND nRRAnsrurrs.

WHKAT--Highest 85c: lowest, IS.
RyH-Nominai; barley nominal.
CQlN--In shuck, J0c; shelled and sacked
h5960c.
oATS-Highest, DC; lowest, 20c.
FLoUI.--patent, $875; early breakfast, tI.30
cream soda, S3.O5tG3.l5; pure cream, 1925
Todd Mills: Patent $500; Union, $275; PrW
RE Flower, 81 5ri Mocking Bird, $3.50.
BRAN--At mills, zoe; In store 81.
CpRNMEAL-Fine bolted per 100 pounds
40.
HoMINY AND CRIrs--s5 per barrel.
FBBD--Chopped corr per 100 pounds, N.a
opOppod corn and oats per 100 pounds, $40
corn bran per 100 pounds i0c.
GRAHAM FLouR-Per 100 pounds, g.
hAY-Ail grades nominal.
NiLLET SEED-BhG: German mlllet, 0Oc.
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II Won are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, and are atistiet
that purging yourself till you are weak
aud sick * moi lood common sense, ther
try Carter's Little Liver Pills and learn
how easy it is to be free from bilious.
ness, headache, constipation and all
liver troubles. These little pills are
smaller, easier to take and give quicker
relief than any pill in use. Forty in q
vial. One q dose. Price % cents.
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LUMBER AND nulLpING MATERIAL

RoUGu LuNBER-under - feet, ~ a 1905;
over - feet, N2a.A g l,0O
DRESSED LuNBER-One side, select, w. y
200, one side, over ~ inches Wide, fg7.D +
inches, $50 a 1900; native siding, so n loo;
white pine siding, sccand common. fsi.D n
500; poplar siding, IS 4 loo; rough ceiling,
flh II 40; y ceiling, drcSsed and addressed,
10 Ol; = ceiling, dressed and undrcs,cd,
IS \ ION; oplar ceiling, 81 ~ 4 1900; white
| pine ceiling, 80 4, l,nnl; dressed aud matched
| nOorlng, tg5.O Nl,ua; l,-incn battons, rough
slTN per l.Uo; dressed, SO q l,O00.
HuiNGLEs-f i,0O; sap pine, sS.S; heart
| pine, a. No. ] cypress, fi.3o; -. n cypress
N50; boss, hest or all heart cypress, ~; al.
mension cypress. inches. fei round cud cy'
| ArcHK. a.
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That one of the greatest triumphs of the
Murray x Lanmau Florida Water /,
achieved. The addition of q bottle o
this exquisite preparation TO the water
Of the bath il sufficient to roanimate tn,
most fatgucd. 1t matters not whethc
the exhaustion IL produced by opprcs
sive heat, excessive physical labor, or a.
nvertaXing of the brain, as the well
known hygienic properties of this Gle
CANT perfume cool and refresh tho bod,
and tranquiliZe the mind.
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FREQ DistribUtiOn.
What causes the great rush Mt Hickox
X Pattcrson's drue slorc2 The free dis
tribution Of sample bottles Of DR.. Bo-
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
most popular remedy for coughs, colds,
consumption and bronchitis now on the
market. REGULAR s'I" ~ cents and 81.
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Thopnyment VI a wI.e provIslon.

CoLUmBUs, GA, Aug. 5th, lSSi.Re
ccived of Mutual III Insurance com
pany, of New York, w tho hands Of
John w. Wright, agent, five Thousand
to- 900 dollars in fun payment Of Policy
No. al, OO7, on inc lie OF my deceased
husband, John Il. Prince.
BELLE p. PRG,CE.
In giving the above receipt feel con
strained to express my many thanks t,
the company Tor their prompt >ettlemon
of this loss, and Mr.. Wright, their agent
for having induced my husband to max,
this provision for his family, and ais,
for his prompt assistance in making nj
the proofs of loss.
RFIIE p PRINCE
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMM ERCIAL.

DALLAS, Aug. 30.-Much Of the wheat crol
remains In first hands. The rates q lowe
are 40 low that farm, RI have persisted IN no
selling IN all instances where such course
souid DO pursued. A century ngo II was d
proyerb that less than 81 was below the val ,
81 wheat. Last year Dallas dealers cheer
FULLY paid g. To-day the highest price wa
% sonts. Cotton comes In very slowly
Only 10 bales so far. The figures given by
Me HERALD are taken from the calkings oi
Dallas Board OF Trade, and can be relic
upon Oh the actual value of the staple In tn,
present state OF the market. Wool comes II
still In small lots. The market Is not eneour
aging. Hides are very ull.
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FUTURES.

GRAIN spectators are bcarish. Whcnt |.
iowUr, corn shaded and oats unchanged IN
ates but Hat. Cotton closed lower to-day
Nearer months show least decline. CrOp
reports are better. DALLAS received TO datc
10 bales.
NEW YORK
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The IIunstabln Boot and Shoe factory
made the base ball shoes for the Dallas
Brown Stockings,
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COTTON srArEMEsr.

Exports this week: Great Britain, none;
France, none Continent, nonei stock at all
united States ports. this day, l26,S16; this
sNy last year, 2j8JiO.
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MONEY. sTooss AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30-MOney, l0Dll2; close
sdared, III; prim mercantile paper, hl3@Gi ,
sterling excnange Is. b., steady; iS3l4 sight
B4N.
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Every family IN the citN can now NJ
ford tO use wine,as Loeb Y Freihorg have
reduced the price within the reach OF
/ III
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slough On Rats"
clears out rats, mite. reaches. files
s.ii,., nNt.. v~p,t e..~Atsi. f.... ..le....s,
gophers, Is cntos. Druggists.
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COTTON,

SPoT cotton Il improving In value. II Il
lilo higher to-day ut all unrso t'. Tue hut
tinI down uf mills has en- srd an advance IN
40 lis, and renewed energy Of buyer, has In
proved prices of the raw staple.
DALLAS tNOMINALI SpOTh,
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INV YORK, Aug, @.-vislble supply Of cot.
chronicle OF Saturday, August 10, il M toll
lOwni Total supply to-day, l,bil,Ji; same
sAy last year, l,iS2,7Oj; difference la decrease
kslNi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
CALENDAKs THIS DAY.

SUPREME Cotgr-CHlMBGRs- Before Van Brunt, j.. Nos
81 So 49, 81 g. 80 III rs. l2G, ia s. l4l 1913 us
DO az . DO ~ 263 20 ISL 29 29j. 100. 3D..
81 rREME CouRT-GRyERAL TgRM-Before DAVIS, rJ-
a,y Daniels j. Nos - 10 ~, g y ~ -, 81
lj6 10 q l5S Gl lGj, 100, lo4 1863 Ioo III 49, 49,
l. 9. l1S 49, 10. - ,,--,u A.
SUPREME CouKr-SPRCIAL TRRM- Before Donohue, Nos
500 co. ei0 as,i 81. oy go OIL o. 90 Sc ~ 81
,. G,O b3l b} G33 63i G5 o3D 90. b-. ojS. 10 b!2
Gs GA 646 6ii 600 e5l Co., $685. Co.. 6J6 oJ1 COS
siGGoG1ri's CouRr-Rollns. s-Nos OF, 1o5. 1913, $50
ll4 li6. 1906
srrEaloH COURT SPECIAL TERM-Beore o'Gsrman J.
No. g 80 30. 40. A. A. Az. 4 {, 40. t6
SUPERIOR COUgT-TRIAL TEgM-PARI l.-Beforc Sedgwck
5o2 900, SCI. &c., 1'- 31l 3o0 lOi2 9O5
JJj, $50 1874, 2.e.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TIlNL TERM-PARr Il:-Before Fred
man $50 4Ug 40 1871 1902. l52S, COS 1854, cU9
Gln. Gll Gl3 81. 6l-. 6.J, $40.
Sl'PgRIOR COuBT-rR,L TERM-PARr fIl-Beforc 1ruax
Nos 1876 l9l l4O9 1872 1855 l4lS li22 1929. l.3o
liil Iii2 lab llij 1916 iii1, lilS, lii9, 1850
i.52 l4sJ l454 i455. 1885 1867, lt53 1889, l+O0
COMMON PLEAs-tQUul TERM-BeiOre ]. T. Daily. Mos.
4, I.
calendar
COMMON PIE.s-TRkL TERa-PARr L Before Larrem0re,
-NOs ga 1871 Sos b7S bJ2 9iH 500 1902 itp $50 Sb2
OH S62 yvs 900, 05d 9v7 9OS vJe 1000 loo lOc2
1908 zoos.
COMMON PLEAs-TRlaL TERN-PAsT II-Before Beach -
3nJ HA4 Or5 S2, 9Tt l7b yOl 1913, g33 u tu e.
s23 e9 9es 9sS 1906 loO7 lOOo ioIo lclI loi1 1913
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TRorrERs DRIVER BY AMATEURS.

The club house at the Ncw-lork DRIVING
Cln Grounds Nori.pta vas nucd yesterday Afternoon
win, w.ll known hprscncn and road rdcr'. nul the
balcun, va. occupied by many women. The 'uh l"l
.nr,r,d ~ silver cup 10 boz competed Tor 10y
ioi,s ~ the 2.3J,.t to brdlhcn h} m"nbrr' of the
cinl To- top road wagons. bD.i twom three heats Nn'
ho.,4 re-. 1ondcd to the cnl belt They were y llit'
rn.u'. Brilicu. dr,cuby uyndert Stnrin, W. -. hm
der, Hawthorn. driven uy owner, John Barry H Nellie
kim. driven by owner; T. klpatr,hs Jessie walter,
driven by owner; j -utb- Lantern. driVcnh' j. bcni
Tlom,. Trhnhlc. Mountain Maid. driven by Nathan
Strauss; H. G. Watson, Mark Twain, driven 10y e. II.
Eatuand. Charlie, ovthcrs Lon.du". driven
by owner. and l.. J. klptrichs Crosby,
driven hy owucr John BnrH'- Nrlio King
had tl, most -lrod pnd won IN two 4tr lhi heats II is
almost nu umpn.-ihiIN to stut min" amateur diNn'
c,,nlt and the start. were necessarily some" t 0ltiS
Iri,rcu. vl. the couicwlue hor.c m the first heat,
,,lc hrliu. huu about lru.th. Mountain NliI being
third and Hawthorn mur.hi tur. LIZ IN
fhr acroul hest Hawthorn made desperate
.lulrrlr fYr urt llHc". and wa Tapped on
Ncln. from ib, sNr ~ h1lf way mp tIc h"wo.i'i,h,
vl.r Boo, hrlf, Iud Vt hrlfru h} tNt lrut hf crosby
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who IA. made the l..t stallion time 90 record, .;ljh
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milo iu 2,tis Auuut those ptr,gul were william ~,
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man Colonel H. yrcir' ZIP bisd Bpnucr, \. \ Bon
urr william &c. il1thc,k g. - Noullon, J.. T. ~hhn"n' ID,
ry. Alderman lhehr-. Matthew hlcy, " iltim silver,
and Naihan Stru.. sam fc T.. ~niuon, j. 70 smith aul
. " H.. .tfl acted t- llil ."f
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OsWEGO, y. l., Oct. S.-lNO great meetings
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
PREPARING FOR EARNEST WORK.

The Executive Committee OF the brooklyn
Young Republican Club organized on Tuesday nisht
10y ccctng William H. Williams president oil the clnh'
chairman and ". Sanger snow, corresponding secretary
Nearly all the members of the committee present.
\ plan of action WIS unanimously decided upon ana
subcommittee Of five appointed 10 carry II INTO ci
feet The resolution adopted $, Overwhelmingly by The
club at the tfusc Hall meeting approving the nonina
lions of Blaine and LOGAN and promising the Republican
candidates IL. earnest support. viii bear itul shortly
The subcommittee J. pcrfrctug Pr"-"hh'
for u ccting- and for the effective Distribution 81 90" W.
Incnf~ l,Vnrle proctOu 10 homr iudu ilc, Tie mem,
hrrshp committee has had great deal al Work 10 40
since ihc club took - piacci IN the Republican ranks al
the guntOu~ which occurred on that account are l"l
outnumbcrod by apple ation> for membership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
LACROSSE on STATEN ISLAND.

mn NtW-NORAs HEAIEN ~ CANADIAN llAN-
mn SUPERIORITY oF IRE VISITORS.
A game Of lacrosse between the New IOrhs
and the Netropoltan. of Ottawa. attracted small but
interested, crowd 20 the grounds of the staten Island
Cricket club Yesterday. The membership of TIA" New
York club has increased considerably of late, and VIII
iasburg also has team possessing some fair talent II
seemed a forcgone conclusion that yesterdays game
would 90 to TIE visitors Even the members OF the home
team conceded that this result not improbable. The
composition of the teams follows:
Metropolitans -Couscn-. goal Wills point; Popham.
cover point Grant first defence Kerr second; Dunn
third Lewis centre Ptaway. first attack Gallagher
..cnnd Perkins third Cendcnnine outside Kent, in
side; Kent. captain james \. Leslie, umpire
New York Wheeler. goal Brown, point; Flalney
cover point Gilmore lst defence; Merritt, "a Isles
IA: t,trd centre; Souibh 81 attack Mctlain. I'd !;
Marson Isl Ritchey, outside Burns, inside Journey
captain Ncsry, umpire.
The Canadians won the toss and ut o'clock promptly
the bali WAS thrown IeIilou>y near the New Ork s""
The game still Young hen the superiority or the
visitors became evident In passing, dodging and
throwing the home vastly inferior and showed
only too plainly the bad effect vi lack
of practcc. In scImmage their
weigh: and dash was effective enough to give them the
game II these good points had not been handicapped by
alariningiy Inaccurate throwing ANA general l"gk VI
Judgment The first goal won by the visitors in slN
minutcs. The second goal was won by NeH-i9rk III
which the Canadians twice failed To score by hairs
breadth Ihi- goal was won by pretty throw rom cen
mage '"r'f in '' WHICH the canalans succeeded in
getting hold Of the ball ana fairly pushing 1t through
The Canadian goakccper fell on tho leather In front Of
the flags. and rolled through carrying the ball with
him The fourth goal was captured In five minutes. The
game the Canadians showed To marked advantage,
though in their general play they are not up to the mark
are contestants for the intermediate Canadian Cham
pionshp, and rank about ifth among Canadian teams