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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
LfRNED AND HOLLAND YIN TOGETHER.
THEY CAPTURE THE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP IL
Inf.nIEs At sOlTHAMPTON.

THEY CAPTURE THE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP IL
IOtHIEs At SOUTHAMPTON.
The rain yesterday morning may have dampencd
the dresses and muddied the carriages Of the fair
women who at SOUTHAMPTON. !" l., but II
could not dampen their enthusiasm for the tennis
PLAYERS and after the skies cleared up they came IN
the usual large numbers witness the final con
test iu the mems doubles owing 70 the rain 1t
was agreed 10 postpone the singles championship
match between W. A. Larned and ~ T. Goodbody
until this morning.
The afternoon was well advanced when John
Rowland and ". \. Larned began their match
AGAINST 81 r. Goodboly and ". X. Fowler Al
though tins was the first time the second par had
played together everybody expected TO see close
match and IL was with surprise that ID" spectators
saw fiowinud and I.arncd win IN three Tu"Is''
sets. %. C-s. by good all-round pl"ylhs' inc
winners hit the ball harder ana S"reI, pni ,r
closer 10 nc Mt md NOV 81 .n',~ IT, ~, ttv..n
.lu form They frequently found hoIrs pItM.Di
ther opponents ana f'se tC~,,' ar "rrstc. AT
times playing brilliantly and again hi'uhb '"'"''
D. rl. play y,s,crIay DE- Il fair sample. the ir',a
.,,.~. ID. D., s, strong a; the double came a. l' '-
n a. -."- a,la il' i' IS hs lack Of connirnce
.r nls support I.'rn'b pay -. a. h. meet
I'D, Nan oo.ll.iy To-Day Iarued hit the ban hard
lnl accurately. AMI WAS r@i''",.S 'w.Iie ,',c"l
AL '' .u,y ,,d,y' I@rntl's friends are well
...,..a,i v,n his present form. and believe he
MI. make a narl night for the Newport cha'hpion-
shtp Yesterday scores fpi"". =. ,, , a,
Men doubles. nnal rpuuG-john Rowland am an "
s I.rf..I defeated VI +. G"'ih''y anu w ~
I-.....r o. O. D.. q" o ,, T..
Meas aoub.rs consolation matches mai ro5nI ~ -
j. " ."i = 4; stewart. d, IS
Mons singles. consolation matches - ~ 't H.,
round 'c,n,nuen-w. Il. he'is beat c. X He"deT-
Fi,- r'u1l'w r. Belts boat Sherman Day '-i'
Nr,.s doubles final round Miss MORAN and NJ
r. G,,lb.iy bra, Miss Scot, AMI Mr. scott -
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PostOnlce Notice.

sra,gn mails for the week ending August will cIoes
uromptiy in all casesl at this Office as follows;
Itav spain Portugal Turkey ana British India. per
N,rrmnndle VIA IIavre. at 4 q. M. for Europe.
ner a imbria via Queenstown dstters for Germany
must be directed per tmbra D at a. m Tor Germany,
rer Ssnle ~. Bremen uetters for other parts 1t
is,rnne via Southampton Bremen. be directed
nor Saale', at A. Brazil per 5. Heyelius.
I,razu and La Plata countries must be directed per
Ueveius') at 10 a supplementary 1890 n. m.)
Tor Fortune Island. Jamaica and savana per Alene
netters other Columbian ports must De directed Per
kl.ne): at 1880 a. for Campeche Chiapes Tabasce
Ind Yuca,an per Seneca detiers for other Mexi.
an states ana be directed per Seneca'); at
curacao per s. g. 0etters FOR Colombia. via
Curacao must be directed per Caracas'): at IL m
uet,ers must be directed per veendsm').
Malls for Hawaii. per : Australia from San Fran
cisco, close h~re daily August ~. ~ $50 m.
pe q Empress India from varcouver). close
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bers doily up 10 August 10 at $3.50 IN. Mails
traa excep West Australia Hawaii and FIJI Islands Per
Arawa 0rom vancouveD Close mere daily after July
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cirom aconia close here daily 10 August ~. at Csc
traia which are forwarded via Erroper New Zealand.
Hawaii. FIJI and samoan Islands, per s. 8 Alameds
tirom francisco close her" aal, up 70 Angus, Us
pana with British mails for Australla, Malls for the
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Tor dispatch by steamer. close this ONCE daily al
mail sGs;; 6 r. pAg E1s5s,a'ip S S.x
postofice New-York. N. T.. July q. 1874
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hrs NELLIE GRANT sARToRIs ~ TIE CITY

Mrs Nellie Grant Sartors and her daughter MISS
Bose Sartoris 81 London. arrived at the f"'"
Avenue Hotel Thursday night, ana were '"e'
Yesterday. They will leave the city to-day 10 V'S''
Nr Ulysses 8 Grant AT Crans,on' IN the Hudson
silf which II is expected. they VIII sail ioi ION
\. MT. sartoris has been ys'ins re Ire'i Henri
kyi Douglas OF MARYLAND came 10 this city on the
amt day as Mrs Sartoris 1t was SAID soIne liIn'
=. nat Mrs. Sartoris was engaged 70 Mr. D1 S -
~ Ne denied this Their arrival here togctheI oI
inssrssy revived the rumors Of their engagene,ii,
Inst Of Mrs Sartoris yesterday sa'1 that M =
na1ois would not talk about the report tnat ot,
"a engaged or about 10 be, TO Mt Doue;as on
tdent VIZ "e"'ai VI ~ on"
NJ Douglas went to Philadelphia yesterday
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TOR A GRAND OPERA CIRCUIT.

A Rr-MOR ABOUT THE fLANs or SIR AUGUSTUS
HARRIS AND HENRY f. ABBEy-To PLAY
IN ENGLAND AND TIE UNITED STATES.
There was an interesting rumor in theatrical cir
cles yesterday regarding the plans OF Sir Augustus
Harris and Henry T.. Abbey. Sir Augustus VIII SAIL
from England the Paris this morning and Mr..
Abbey is expected here Sunday. 1t was said
that after meeting this eide they intended to form
grand operate circuit" Among the cities to be
included New-York. Chicago. Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and st. Louis In this country and London. Biz
mngham. Dublin. Edinburgh and Glasgow. IN
Great Britain. II will be an easy matter II was
said. TO carry out this pan and divide the perform
ances. the opera seasons occur In different parts
OF the year in the two divisions
Mr.. Abbey has already engaged the artists who
Will be used II is said. in carrying out the scheme.
They include Nine. Eames, Nine Nordica, Nine.
Media. Miss Sybil Sanderson, the De Reszke broth
ers Tamagno Maurel. Ancona ard P.ancon
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GOOD uANprcArpING AT YoNKERs

II the final match Is to be taken as 'rlt'rIo"'
,,,o poi,eoAe roat club handicapprTs. OF Ionkers'
thor,ughlv understood their business. Pay con
tinucd yesterday afternoon on the tennis court anu
after a desperate contest Carroll Moore oo'''l''
the right 10 play Walter T.. Iiodgman for the b"'i-
win tennis trophy to-day Moore met - I. MS'''
In IN. final. Myers giving ten points. ne soon
closed up the gap but his opponent STUCK 70 ne
xorI, runnfuily. by tn" narrow rE' 81
49,, noints The match to-day ought To be- close as
IIodgman who IS admittedly The superior P'~r&Sihc
virtually gives q ns he plays AT minus ~ "ilic
Nnorc starts from the t. mark. victory tor
iin1gn,an means the retirement of tho BALDWIN
trophy, as the champion has already Won I" '"''''
The score follows. , rt,,
Handicap Mems Singes-First round. luna
sou t2,l defeated &. Nlvcn CO. - o. H.,
seml-ina round-C. Moore 90 defeated D. iuihh-
son c25, rs. +. c. Myers "a beat Harry bee'her
'ifn M round-c Moore 90 defeated p C. Myers
IN TO
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THE MICHIGAN WENT ASHORE.
PULLED OFF HOWEVER WITH LITTLE hAMApE-
4 STEAMER rrn~Ep- OTHER cNtAL-
TIES To VESSELS

Amh.rs.hprr ont Aug 2 The TINTED states
s.eoner Aflraigar which has been engaged h're ''r
fcw months pas, "a surveying i'r ihe "'''' ''''''
o. The channel 10 Lake Erie nnI To river '''
aground near Bar Point ,lst evening VIC ink'N 3
seuniupe The 'ug Home Eulc went % L.T ~
s,.,arc. his morn rg. aul she w1s pulled III t"'
rocks a, noon without much danar~
Vancouver. B r.. Aug 3-WorI hn' been reeve
ho,c ,h,, me steamer Columbia was burned - the
mms,or.s elge al saywarl's. on Lower ARROW LAKE.
vesfrrlav She was owned hy ne 'o.unHa ana
kco,enav Nav!gaflon CON pans; ana WIS Ni'u'4 III
tl1Oo 80 lives wer" lot.
Zanzibar Aug The Italian bark Selma NJ. cap
TAN Par,ati from New-Nork Aprl ior ihs pprth',
- - ~ r,rohatlv a total wreck hI' an spc' T.,
49, nance part Of her cargo may Do saved.
LONDON Aug 3.-The German sn.p r'. an r., ' i
trk = h, IIag.mryer and VS. rupp's"i - Hnf'
been sunk. arrived OF Dover last ry'ninF hr e
nnr and she sgnalcd that she had sustained oiheF
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SOrSt'S CONCERTS today AND TO MORROW.

Interesting programmes have been arranged for
today and tomorrow FOR Sousa's concerts at Man
haitian Beach Miss Cora Tanner will sing. The
programmes to-day include the following. After
noon. LA Chase du Jeune Henri" Mehul; scenes
from The CiJttcrld merung," Wagner Second
Dance OF the Bayaderes." Rubenstein: Scenes
Neapolitaines." Massenet. "Pasquinade.' Gott-
scholk; "Rhapsody Espagnolc." Chabrier. Evening
The Beautiful Galatea," Suppe; Souvenir de
JuQano." Hoffman; "Royale Tambour ct VIVIAN
deere" Rubsnstein. advertisement Hongrolse,
Steenbruger; Raymond" Ambrose Thomas; Ride
OF the Nalkyries" and Magic Fire Scene, Wag
ncr: Fantasia for SaXophOne on Belle Malone, y
Sous1. Jean Mocrsmann
For to morrow afternoon the programme IN
Guides: Tannhauser" Wagner: prelude. Nalse.
Two Songs ana Soldiers Chorus" Bzet Carmen;
trombone solo "Felice." ldberati. by Arthur
~ Pryor, scenes from "Rienzi, wagner
''Espana Waliteufel. In the evening VIII be
played: civilian Tell" Rossini; Second Hun
garian Rhapsody" Iiszt; scenes from l;onen,
grin" Wagner. excerpts from "taistaf N erai
"Shcr1an's Ride" Sousa and finale 10 ballet music
TO 'Nustavus ILL.," Auber
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xR PCLLM4N'S FlNILY TO SAIL FOR EUROPE

Eberon. X J.. Aug 3 (speciaD Mrs. George NJ
Pullman and her son. George NJ. jr" and daughter
lave here io-n.gh, 10 take passage on the steamer
Ia Normandle Saturday morning for a visit ABROAD
!rng the next two months. Mr. Pullman WIZ re-
IAN here for The remainder of ine season wiz, an
has business engagements. He SAID that kloeroa
ha been his home :or the last twenty yeats, an :
bath to .eave Il. Speaking Of the resumption oil
esiness at Pullman and The atituqe oil ne " ,Sn
present. he had nothing 10 say. but later on 'ngns
peak Jus; now ne was seeking rest %. ,be
feisid with the situation as IL stood oelor" tIie
vorh and would IN due Time make clear me posi-
toa occupied bv the interests bearing his name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
DIR. JOHN ROMMEL, JR.

Philadelphia. Aug. 3-Dr John Rommell. jr.. presi-
of the Mechanics National Bank, died suddenly
yesterday at his country home at Chel;enham. lie
had recovered recently from severe attack OF pnsu-
monla and arranging to go to Cape May next
week
Or Rommel graduated in medicine but never
practised After graduation no went into the coal
shipping business. In 1873 he c.ected a director
OF the Mechanics National Bank soon after he
became cashier and vice-president He was elected
president In 1850. DR.. Rommel was sixty-two years
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
r,,er ALARM IN LYONS.

LYONS Aug "A oGd report startled the resi-
dents of tho district round the Place de Ia Cro'N
this evening Every one In the district supposed
that the Anarchists had bcenn tak'ag revenge LOT
Caserlo's condemnation. Thcir alarm vas "i'aSeu
~, the discovery that there had been merely a
slight acciden; In the boiler room or fiotets Blk
works. - 49,, 49, sxnios,or ,voa
.nscd bv = natterr-designer who care.essy dropped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
FRANCIS coTTENEr HARTMAN.

The news OF the death Of Francis Cottenet Harri-
man was received in this city yesterday. Mr.. Har-
rrnan died at his home, at Woody Crest near r.
vington- on the Hudson from typhoid fever lie
was n son OF Helen VI. Hartman and Charles
Hartman VINO died some years ago, and a nephew
Of William NJ. Hartman. The funeral Will take
place on Monday. and will be private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN EUROPE.

st Petersburg Aug 81 fourth part OF the town
~ NIinsk, the capital u the Russian Governments %
ma, name has been destroyed by fire. S".oral per
aIr, wore Killed and great damage to property was
done
Wanna Aug. 3-The town OF Golop. in Hungary.
hae hocn burned Only fifteen houses IN the cHtIrc
town are left standing.
po,f,s, Aug 3-Mar,h's biscuit factory IN this
civ vas burned this morning. The loss - t@VV
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A. Ii. HENRIQIES

Aio.ph Hobart Henrlques died yesterday at MS
home. No Ga West NInety-hrd-s,.. from a comph-
cation Of diseases. He the son Of Solomon
Nunes Henriques. who died In this city twenty years
ago. He was born In New-York In 1861, and was cd
ucated at the Mount Washington Collegiate lnsti-
tute. For severa. years previous 70 MS death ne
was In the employ of Alling & Secor, bond ana
stock brokers, Of No. 80 Pne-st. The funeral has
not been ARRANGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
WILLIAM II. BRANT.

william H. Brant. the Oldest undertaken in New
ark was found dead In bed at his home. No. Go
COlumbia-st, yesterday. lie was born In Spring
field y j. on July u. 1890 and began an under
taker I'm 1851 He has been School Commissioner
anil Freebooter In Newark He was a member OF
Newark Lodge. No. T. r and 4. NJ The funeral VIII
be held d oc.ock tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

Boston. Aug 3.-Captain John Bige.ow, ,r, Wtn
United States Cavalry. has been detailed by the
Secretary Of War 70 take the position recently va
Gated by Lieutenant a. l.. Hawthorne, l. s. Al
a. tho institute OF Technology. instructor OF
military science and tactics Captain Bigelow -
from New-YOrk He was graduated from the MLs-
tary Academy In June, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
~ NAY PROVE TO BE HOMICIDE.

In 4 dispute over pint of beer between Andrew
vanclllla of No. 25 North Second-st.. and Mhchaei
Costello OF No. 2F North Second-st. Williams
huro late last night, Costello received probably
S,tai wound In the abdomen, inflicted with stiletto
IN Vancllllas hands The wounded man was re-
moved to the Eastern District HspltaL ana ma
assailapt arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
JOHN BOYD.

John Boyd seventy-seven years Old died at No z
IIncOln-ave, Newark. yesterday. lie lived IN
Keornv for years was a Freebooter In. Hudson
county and H. organized building and loan assocla-
tons there lie leaves a widow and three married
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
THE vALKYRIE SOLD FOR 1850.

Greenock Aug 3-I.ord Dunravens yacht Valkyre
vas sold by auction as she stood In her dock this
morning for iGSo Her boats and sails were sod
separately and brought low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

Dr w A. HnmmOnd's Animal Extracts Ceres
hrne for the brain Caroline heart Testne IVA
rinc etc j. MiTHAU's SON 1873 Broadway. New-fork.
or COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.. Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

a match into the oriice Of she'll kept me-
mentO OF the war Of 1870 The only persons Sc
verelv injured by the explosion OF the shell were
the designer and n workingman Both were taken
TO an hospital The building was damaged seriously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

London Aug. THE report that Jabez spencer
palfout whose cxtradltion from the Argentine Re
nublc the British Government sought 10 secure on
account OF his connection with the Iiheraor Iull-
ing society frauds had been surrendered T. the Brit
ism authorities * denied.
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ARRESTED AS FRENCH SPIES.

Ceno, Aug "A Frenchman was arrested hS Il
SOY Just this side OF the frehch ionu'' ',''S'
fnrts Another Frenchman was arrested IN Lpn-
hardy Tor suspicious behavior duIihB the ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
LORD ABERpEEN's BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED

Halifax y. S.. Aus. 3.-This was I.ord Aberdeen
birtbday and populations from three National so
,,,n. tho <, Ccorrc's the North British and the
charitable Irish. waited upon Lady Aberdeen ana
Tho (;ovcruor-Cicneral and presented actresses 10
hon, ord Aberdeen made feliciious reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
CHOLERA IN THE NETHERLANDS

Amsterdam Aug. 3-There six new cases OF
cholera and one death In Maasricht to-day, one
case in Amsterdam and one In Dordrecht.
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REBELS NOT MARCHING or PORTO allegro.

rordo, Aug 2-The Brazilian Legation here has
acn,vcd q positive denial OF the report cabcd from
Dncnos Ayres that 5000 insurgents are marching
against Porto Allegro. RIO Grande DO Snl On ne
cnntrary tho officials OF the Legation declare, me
,nsirgcnis are nyng and are being pursued by the
| al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
CORNELIUS HERR SENTENCED.

FIVE YEARS IMPRISONMENT AND 5000 FRANCS
FINE FOR THE PANAMA LOBBYIST.
Paris. Aug 3-Dr. Cornelius Herr. the Panama
lohbvist although absent from Paris to-day
sentenced to five years Imprisonment and to pay a
fine OF 5000 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
prncnEss oN EvIcTEp TENNNTs nILL.

London Aug. 3-The committee stage or inc
Evicted Tenants bill In the Houee Of Commons haV.
ng been concluded. the report stage has been iiNel
for Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

Weak Lungs are Strengthened and Pleurisy rams
promptly relieved by DR.. Jayncs Expecorant.
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DIED.


,pvorn n, August . 1894 Rebccca NJ widow Of John
Funeral from the residence ~ her son, 49, augu.t
Z issi a, laso ?. ,..r. 90, ., Yves. aaa.
Trans s a, '0I q S' m and foot chanbers-s at 1870
Inter m at Perth Ambcy.
BoyD--At Newark. y J.. August B. 1894 John 1os'' ID
Funeral services at his late residence. No 81 Lineon-
Az NeTr , On a Msn ,l2i;eS i'h 'nf' at Ill
pRrNsMADE-In Washington Conn. in the I'M year
~ his age. william Bartlett. second son OF John u
and Mary Gum Brlnsmade
HARRIMAN-At Woody Crest. on Friday. Angus. 81 -
Of pboi Francis coi'enct. son Of Helen H. anS
Funeral private Monday at II a IN
sons OF the Revolution,
Office Of tie Secretary. SO wal-st Room ..
New-York. August 3. 1894
M" meml~r Il this socieiy FRANCIS coTTENEr HAIR
''''iNN' '' F"RiEDERrcx 5. TALMADGE, President
THOMAS : V SMITH Secretary.
HArLENBEcK- August 3 carri' Hauenbeck' in The
rr,nl, and raa,%Ss are attend the fype,,'
SATURDAY August J. at $50 p m ha concordance Of
the family
nrYRrQrrs-At his residence g. West eai-st on Fri Pr:
say ncS' 3Snc euf fcnriauc s'''
Notice Of funeral hereafter
KMAPr ro5 ISurayy f snry & Knapp age e.
Funeral Saturday at p m.
PARMLY- Wednesday. August l. Rev. wheeiock II.
Funeral will he held the First Baptist Churcn
oirove-s,.. Jersey CITY. on Saturday Afternoon August
a . O'Clock.
Relatives and friends invited to attend without other
RANsDErr.-on Friday August 3. Harry Disorow. aged
; months and IS days youngest or Charles r. ana
Anna Florence Williams.
Funeral A. Mount Klsco. SUNDAY. p. m.
sMrTH-At Astoria. l.. l., Angus; 2 lothian Smith.
aged 20 years. , -.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 attend
the funeral Sunday al 80 p m at the residence
of = G. Van A,st NJ. Di6 Boulevard.
Tn'crnlent A. convenience 81 family.
vANDEN BERGIi-S suddenly a; Plainhed. y. j.. on
Thursday August 1884, Elizabeth B.. daughter OF the
late samuel II. Nandenoergh.
her late residence. 10 East oh-0.
Tlanneld y. J.. SATURDAY August :. at ii a M .
Carriages viii 10 train foot Of Lioerty-se.
y y. G. 4. II. Il y. j..
Interment Greenwood.
KENsICo CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad - minutes
from Grand Depot. private station Al en-"
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FOR A rorRNAMENT At LoNG nRANcH

Long Branch, y. j.. Aug 3-ArranEem'h's TOT
one Of the greatest tennis tournaments ever "'''
along the Nrw-Jersey coast have Just been COM
,,,.,.1 nc AIRS Norman L. Munro. Of Norwood
Park The tournament IS an invitation one ana
viii be held at Norwood Park August 10 IL m
elusive Among the players VINO nave a'C,Psr' ~
vit,fous fo uartlcipatc the games annouhcNl 10
nighf are Messrs Inrned stevens, Chase Wrtnn'
u - HALL T. d. Hall ana Goodhody. ne nor.
,ooh C,hacnre Gun valued at 500. will be the CHER
Pre- 10 be competed for This cup VII nave 10 De
" f.cnrne his propcrty. In addition 10 this valuable
prize there WIN be- three handsome prizes III p Ih
T. ha v,n outright. This special championship
tournament IL 10 be followed by an open tourna-
n,cnt - begin on August 2, For me acc9Hmoda a,
I'm ~ the nlayers Mrs. Munro mas paced one OF
ber cottages =: the disposal Of the men
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pLAyING THE DOUBLES AT AsBuRf PARK

PLAYING THE DOUBLES AT Asbuhf fAih'
Aaburv PARK. ~ j.. Aug. (SpeciaD-Nu'h ','
,ercst is being taken In the Coleman House 'er"'
tournament This morning The doubles 9 ess,barleek.
Go is Sc Fish and Cassellberry beat nhln IL
stead and Willard, G-3 O. In the sein pdiand
Peterxin and Strong beat McAster anu r is1'a "a
CO 60; Butterworth and Patterson beat FISH a'''
casseIlbcrry ca. S-6
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KENsICo CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad - minutes
from Grand Central Depot. new private station AZ enc
trance. once 10 Eas. 42dst. Telephone call. 558 SS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-08
a sERyIcEAnLE CORN HORSE.

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-08
SHOCKING FIELD CORN.
Why serviceable Corn Horse Il Profit
able Investment,

Why Serviceable Corn Horse II Profit
able Investment.
The superiority Of the shosks built
with the assistance OF the corn horse
over those set around standing corn
have repeatedly tested by building the
Two kinds In the same field; and an
other advantage Of the former method
Is that II leaves no uncut corn 10 dis
tract the men at husking time. There
Is with many farmers 6rmly-rooted
belief that corn shocks must DO made
small to secure ventilation and drying
for the corn. 1t Is true that corn will
dry quicker In a small shock II the
weather Is good, inasmuch as the corn
is nearly oil on the outside. But In
September and October there are apt
TO be some heavy rains, and with these
the small shocks are beaten through
and through, the fodder is ruined and
the corn Is greatly damaged. On the
other hand the shocks, II large and
compactly built, mat their leaves to.
gether on the outside, and, while per-