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New Tobacco Firm.

Mcssrs J. ". Blue, jr. II. X
and Everett Woods have associated
themselves together for the purpose
Of buying aud putting up tobacco at
TINS place They have purchased
the house used this year by J. =.
Pierce, near the depot, and will
build new house aud tlt it " with
all Of the modern appliances for
handling strips. Mr.. d. Woods will
be associated with them n the bust.
ness, giving the firm advantage Of
his great experience in handling the
weed II is needless to say that this
is a splendid firm, because all are
well known 10 the people Of this
county, as men OF fine business quail
ihcaticns and sterling integrity.
Mr.. Il. C. Lucas, leading farmer
Of Bells Mines paid US a call Monday.
lie was born in this county II years
ago. lie never was at dance, never
drank any Intoxicating liquors Of any
kind, he has raised family Of ten
cbild.n, all OF whom are living but
one.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-03

Mrs X. l.. Moore returned home
yesterday from Texas, where she
bad been visiting relatives.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-03

Mr. Wm Barnett anu family, Of
Foiu We're With friends in Marion
Friday and saturday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-03

Mr. w. + Fianary is reported
much worse aud hisrcclyery j. exceed
nsly d,ubtml
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-03

"e"r J" mind also that We make weiIo''' caFv lss
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-03

Mr. J. y. Thomas Of lloplinsyille'
e. 10 toWn this week, winding up bis
husinrss affairs.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-03

Mr.. Nnrthcut, died at iLc home Of
boz mother, Mr. Lfrz FRITZ at Fords
Ferry, Friday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-03

LIS moved from tie Cam
,rUn Store 60 the not,d or
ncr brick huildiug recently
occupied 10y r. +. Hsyncs j.
aniif
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-10-03

Our sorghum mill is now ready for
work. Bring in your cane.
Bichsm & Daugbtry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18

CHICAGO, Jan. i1.-Not so many cattle by
i.j00 head arrived yesterday and the run was
light. consequently there was return Of conf
dcncc and freer buying from the start. Sales
were principally at S3i05CiJO for steers and
s2.OO6l3.lO for cows and bulls. A few cattle wero
left over and the close was firm.
Sales OF hogs were at SlOOftiJO for common
ranging over 30 pounds, ut $1,000 TAO for a err
ages of 100 to 30 pounds, aud at - 15G' 20 for
lighter weights. The bulk Of sales were at
81 o0sLi5 for Light and Sl.1Jf1ii0 for medium
and heavy.
and generally of pretty fair quality The mar
ket was strong 10 shade higher under good
export and local demand. Sheep were quoted
from g. O0sf3 So and tie buli, sold Tor $50 40.
The top for lambs was $500, although not many
sales wcrc at that price. \ good many sold
around Si.4j. and the bulk brought $1,000.
Receipts Cattle, 1900; calves, 400; hogs, l5,-
ODJ. sheen, 1000.
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SAN Francisco, Jan. l1.-police COM
missiouers Alyord and Tobin have re-
fused TO recognize Stewart Mcnlics. who
was appointed 10 succeed Nose Guust,
tho sporting man. rs Commissioner
Alvord is president Of tho Bank OF Cali.
fornia and Tobin tho Hibcruian bank,
Governor Budd intimutcs unless they
recognize his appointec he will rcmove
them both as he did Gunst. The latter re-
fuses TO give UP his Office and will carry
tho case into the courts.
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Tho Copper Market.

From the Engineering and Mining Journal.
4 great deal Of business has been done during
tho week: in fact, much more than appears on
the surface The demand for wire bars and
cakes continues good, aud aS Calume. Is the
only lake company which can supply these
shapes for the present and they are holding for
Zee without exception, buyers had To pay this
price or fail back ON clcctrolytc copper. for
which rather higher prices have been paid
Considerable quantities Of lake ingot copper
also changed hands from 9fiGl991s, and now
ag5 /, asked. For Clcctr0lyiic copper We have
now To raise the price to a.1-"9.Sj. For casting
conner the demand remains somewhat slack,
but there are no sellers below Pc. The exports
SO far this month have again been very heavy
indeed. but ut present prices for copper here
are rather above the parity Of Europe, new sales
are not made for export To Europe.
In marked contrast with the above Is the Lon
don market, which has been rather fiat and on
the 10Th inst. G.. VI. rs declined 10 go IS Cd,
but the market is q little Stcader to-day, being
quoted go 1850 GO rs. Cd for spot and IS. Cd.
more for three months prompt. For refined
and manufactured we quote: English tough,
II. i5st Cl3; best selected, Ei5 lOs.WtH;
stron" sheets 80 lOs.f' COL; India sheets, ca
90 utS: yellow metal. ! 3-iGd
There is evidently a pressure TO sell the in
fcrior grades Of copper, bus we understand
| there is also quite a good demand for the finer
grades 50 that the position is about the same as
| mere.
We are informed that the contract for refining
/ their copper which existed for two and 4 half
years between the Baltimore Electric Refining
! company and the Davis Brothers Of Baltimore,
! Md. expired by limitation on Jan. I, 1895.
TEs exports Of copper from the port Of New
| Yorl, for the week ending Jan. TO- 1876, rs re.
! ported by the New Norl, Metal exchange, were
1 .s follows.
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BURLINGTON, VI. Jan. I7.-Dr. j. Is.
Ryder. who was arrested FOR murder In
Hornellsyillc, y. j., lived ia Randolph.
VI, for several years. lie LEI, las wife
about year ago, bat before leaving town
they were accused OF setting several fires.
in which they were losers. Ryder was NOT
a regularly graduated physician. bu, had
practiced considerably IN the town. Tho
couple lived in q secluded ulace IN RAN
dolph for some time.
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Hoods Pills cure indigestion.

1.-The OF Railway trains IN the North
81 west and without superior in
Mig America is tho NORTHEASTERN
Bee Limited between Minneapolis, ~.
Paul and Chicago. lt is tho finest
train tins side OF Chicago. the finest train
running out of the Twin Cities and Is Lux
urious enough Tor n king. The COM
gcrt.ul Builctu. Minneapolis.
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Sacred Concert.

GREAT FAILS, Jan. 17.-Tho follow ing
programme will be rendered 10y tho Black
Eaglc baud n the sacred concert to be
given at the opera house next sunday
evening. There is some talk OF turning
the proceeds over 10 the Butte fremcn.
If this is settled upon, in allADrobability
other features will be added:
rNIH D.
March. .-.-....A -. l., ".
selection. .............F From Mozart Don Juan
NJ. e. McyTc.lg>
Brass quartot-lhc Chapel. hrautsc.
Clarionet sOlo-Grand Fantasia on Home.
Steve lTorors.
FART II.
Observation-Disclosures GIIi..................ElIi
wdltZ-Sobrir II sofas ......................
Mandolin quartet.
C0rnct sol0-Od Kentucky Home AirduG
variations by |. Ma>ton...... ...........
Nrs. y. - liriru.
Selections from lrm.u!r. .....................
4. llr.m.cR.
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HYDE. Mont, Dec. 25. ls9l.-I have
proved the value of Hoods Slrsaparilla
and Hoods pills. I have been troubled
with dyspepsia and headache. They have
accomplished n wonderful cure.
SENAr NIDlEESFN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18
NInncV Market.

NEW loRK, Jan iG.--Money easy. closed per
cent. Sterling exchange strong. SLsglLIs94 for
demand and 81 Ss5si.SSif FOR Co days.
Government bonds, steady.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE volume OF business
on the stock exchange to-day was extremely
light. but tho tone OF speculation was decidedly
nrmer. and tho prices advanced steadily
throughout the day with only occasional sllsht
reactions
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18
I'M !: n

Why waste time and money with doctors when
] WILL SEND FREE the prescription for new
and positive remedy for prompt and lasting
cure for LOST MANHOOD AND 1MPorkNCNi L
am not doctor but lawyer, and obtained TINS
wonderful formula while in Paris, France, from
the M celebrated specialist In diseases OF the
gentle urninary organs the world ever knew. IL
made q new man OF me and II Will do the same
for you. For removing varicOcele and STRENGTH!
ENINC SMALL. WEAK O-.GANs ITS EFFECT
Is TRULY MA ,FLOUs. Sucn q wonoerIul
change Will be m.de I'm from ~ TO p days by its
use that YOU will he aStOnished. EVERY MAN
suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, or any
other trouble caused by YOUTHFUL ERRORS OF
excuses of any kind should send at once for
this prescription. InclOse 10 cents In stamps.
Address plainly q. w. Briscoe. 42l Cedar ave-.
san Francisco.
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CHARLES E1SLEY,
TaxidermiSt. rIissouls, Montana.

Game, Heads, Animals. Birds, Deed Game"
Far Rohes ard Rugs
EV-I make . specially q meln,lAr and pfe
serving Heacs and specimens 10 oTIsr foT
EporJsmen COrTespOnieUcu solicited Men
gson STANDARD when vg.tilL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18
Metal ,IarKr,

Bar sllNJr. 5Jt..
Lead Firm. Brokers price, c3O2.,. eN-
change price, S3.l1.
Copper-firm. Brokers' PRICE, ,9.L''1 +; cN-
change price, Sl.Sj.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18

INnOTIs " copper Irom ElIImOTc Ior ne
week ending Jan. Do, are reported Iy our
special corrcsf oudent 81, follows.
Rotterdam prollno. %. i3l bars 35j55OpOuuds
Liverpool Scjgcmorc 800 cakes 2s1.i2i pounds
Liverpool -Scdgsmorc scrap cp'r 3,Utl pounds
MANIh -NarAIlk .lel bars .Io,.n mounds
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WANT SDS.

A DVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
N Employment Wanted" and "ROoms 10
Rent" / cent n word each insertion; un1er al
other headings, cents n word for the nrsI
insertion and cent word for each subse-
quent insertion. NO Ads. taken for less than
% cents.
Classified kds. per limo per month ........Sl.2ss
Count words 10 the hnsl
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18

-.r.p ssh. rs-s nc. We gg4rIufcc every
bottle. IHer, ar, IaIy cough syE.ps.
uss We g.l. eyo Tlr,-' l- the be-; and most
r...--ls. Sold hy -a.tH Drug Go. and
IaruIcH D'Acn1gi Drug 60.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18

llups-Dull.
Wool quiet; Texas. slli2.
Petroleum, heavy; February closed 9Gas.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18

CmCACu. Jan. I7.-Nneat opened quiet and
steady az about the closing price OF the day be-
fore, and held within % cent o: that til noon.
Closing May wheat, p, .c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18

INTELLIGENT. Lively lady wants to CORE
L spond with mddie-aged, honOrab e. Jolly
zen leman. Object fun. Address, Kit Y
Frances. No. lOlS Washington street. Kansas
City. Mo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18
Tho Cattle Market.

Receipts Wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 10000
bushels; oats, 10000 bushels.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS

XNvANTED-One secondhand y, o. AM Sec
w ond-hand billiard lie. MUSE be in good
condition Address, stating price. 10 box 10
Neihart, Mont.
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ITO THE LADIES OF BUITE-A specialist
Of salt Lake CITY is now located IA Butte
and will bs Tl.lsed 10 me Q the ladies AZ her
home. Cousulia ion FREQ for monthly irregu-
lar.ties. Mmo. kesgner, 2D7 West ParN street,
Butte
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18

NINE IPANOFE paints. and life reader;
VI reads past. present and future; gives ac-
curats advice on all Affairs q. M. le.s baS-
ness or profession you are best adapted Tor.
Has had % years cNper euce, having READ the
hands of MANY of the moss celebrated aud sue
cessful men and women 81 the age. MlstIbes
imDlss .b'o. Tor % short time Will read Tor
ladies' FOR 81. ON 81, B'ay'r b.o'S. lutte
1IIZPAI-CIalrvoya Adept IN mvstics.
vi horoscopes COS 81 Calculated from birth
s.. Planetary talismaEs -. SO y. Main,
Butte.
TFyou want 20 buy. sell or rent houses, lots or
i acre property. go ami see J Haven, . First
National bank build NJ. Great Fats.
ZINE uOE>ES-Ihcrs are nov being
L worked and prepare q. BC.mon. Park lot
the eastern marscI, % line cdiugs. uNe and
six years I'd II YOU want a fine carriage team
a road team. "a single driver. or a nee saddle
horse. YOU can surely hH s.Itcl IN IN : lot o.
horses. .. yoG inspect O. 'W, or wIlt' tHr pro-
prictor before tae horses are shipped IheF
are In line coudi-.ol. wet broke AMI ready 90
do service. Address As. e. htF ronL ruler
springs. Nogtlul.
NOR lire. life and acslal- insurance se3
II Winners q Co.. Ma.l g.. Butte.
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SOCIETIES

I AUREL Encampment. No. Il, |. O. q. f.,
i meets first and third Saturday each
month in Matte block han.
o. q. F.-Colfax Lodge meets Tuesday
L. evenings at7:3O, standard Han, Anaconda
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WANTED-HELP.

MON lana Employment Agency G2 East
vi Broadway, furnish help OF any kind on I'M
mediate notice; recommendations OF employees
furnished from former employers when re-
QUe>ted.
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Il OST-2} mead OF 3-year-old steers. branded
IL IS. j." on left ribs; there are also va Gus
other brands on them. they strayei Ifom
ranch near Warm springs Deer Lodge county
Reward OF 500 for Information that Ill lead 10
their recovery or for re urn OF same 10 Spencer
johnson. Warm springs Mont
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
UACDONILD rs LEADING.
THE CHICAGO MAN LIKELY TO WIN THE GOLF
TOURNAMENT.

THE CHICAGO MAN LIKELY TO WIN THE GOLF
TOURNAMENT.
Newport. oct. PLAY in the amateur golf cham
nlonship tournament did not begn this morning
untu 1890 half an hour later than the time an
nounced At that hour there was a large attend
ance Of society people. the weather being warm
and the wind less uncomfortable than yesterday.
The third round In the series begun. all the
interest centring in the match between Charles >
Macdonald Of Chicago, and Winthrop Rutherford.
of Newport, which is Likely to determine the final
outcome OF the tournament
AT the start Macdonald off in his drives
while Rutherford was playing we'll. The interest was
great as Rutherford was not only holding the Chit
cago man WELL but at times leading him. The first
hole was taken by Macdonald, with a play OF hve-
seven strokes and the went to Rutherford
So. making the score even up
The succeeding holes went as follows; Third
Rutherford 4-5; fourth. Macdonald, 4-3. even up
again; NTH Macdonald. 5-6: sixth. halved. on s
strokes; seventh Rutherford. - again even up;
eighth. Macdonald. SIS; ninth. haved; tenth
halved; eleventh. Macdonald making his score 2
up
Here Rutherford fell of. though the twelfth hole
was halved. The thirteenth went TO Macdonald
as did the fourteenth. when Rutherford drove into
the bunker three times IN succession and gave up
the hole Macdonald was now up. with only
4 10 play and won out on the next game, . up.
with to play
The Claxton- Sea ton match WAS won by Claxton'
up. to play seaton breaking his drives on the
second tee
O. T. Sands lefeated the Rev. W. s Ransfcrd
up. lc piay
In the Amory Rogers match Amory won. up.
New-YOrk and Chicago are again made opponents
by force OF circumstances. This time II Is go.f
which brings these two cities IN opposition, anl
every indication IL that Chicago will win since New
York has e. h. Sands. Young payer OF itt.e sx-
perience to pit against {. u. MacDOna.d Of Chi
cngo who qtands hig1 as player Boston dropped
ou In the third round this afternoon by the defeat
OF I ] Amory by Sands.
The afternoon play consisted OF but two matcheA
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
WILLIAMS FOR GOVERNOR.
THE CHOICE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS,
DEMOCRACY.

,o OTHER NAME MENTIONED IL THE coN'h"'
r,oy-ruE TICKET COMPLETED AND AN Ap-
IorkNMENr QUICKLY TAKEN-A SKETCH
or TIE NOMINEES CAREER
v,orces,er Mass, oct. 2-George Fred WIZ
tame was nominated for Governor OF Massachus,.''
hy rho Democratic state Convention To-Day IL"
ticket was completed az follows For iheute"'.'
Governor James = GrinneI. OF dreehleiu' ,o'
Secretary of State Edward J. Flynn OF boston o'
Treasurer Eben s. Stevens, OF sudbury io' ~
d,,or Alfred C. whitney. of Boston; Tor At'or"'5
C,eneraI Henry f. Hurburt. OF Lynn
The convention was held in Mechanics nan "
Z, 40 o'clock. when It was called to order the moor
the hall was perhaps two-hirds fulI' anu ~ ~
was a small crowd in the gallery josiah "u''es
WAS the permanent chairman, and ne ma"e ''s
address on state and National Issues
THE PLATFORM
Tho nlatform adopted renews allegiance 10 Jene'
sor,,n principles and commends the Adin'hS'"
ton for it's "dignied. energetic and pariotc h'a"
agament of our foreign affairs and FOR ecoholie7
q md reforms and improvements In the 'lVh service
coryratulates the manufacturing interests ." '''
success of the present tariff regrettins' however
that the full advantages Of the bill as IL came HUM
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03

,c srvrrrANEots JUDICIARY coNVENIioN'
,,,.,r,v vn,SGr.Ep AND wrDENED THE
crAsM BETWEEN THE TWO FACTIONS
SPLIT rpoN THE NOMINATION
OF ALMET +. JENKs.
Tho frs, two of the much-hcralded simultaneous
conventions OF the Regular and sheparu De.'o
cratic factions In Kings County took pace Se
a.y unon the assembling of the judiciary co"'e"
,,ons NJ the Id judicial District. They asteo iron
- o'clock until after g. and then harmony Dec"'' "
,r,lescont dream and each convention nomina'eu
,,cket Of its own. only one candidate ee''"e V"
ho,b tickets The nominations are as folows'
Regular DemocracyAlme r Jenks OF Br3oK,yn
Martin J. Keough. OF West Chester ana Gv
man lanes W Covert. of Long island Guy; prook
"ls' sbe1ard Democracy-J Warren Greene OF Btook
lvn. n'.' john A. Taylor OF brooklyn and MARTIN D.
K@ousR. e R.'' Of west Chester.
The result is looked upon by politicians as 'he e'u
Of harmony proceedings between the Sheparu''es
and Regulars in Kings County.
Tho conventions met at 70 o'clock in the court
house the Regulars occupying the Circuit Court
chambers and the Shcpardites the city court.
n r McCiodrick of Brooklyn, presided over me
,,r a,.oh,,, convontIon The delegates met in
caucus in the Commissioner of Jurors room p"ior'
the convention was called to orde-. Hugh Nc
rsueblin was the central figure in ihe caucus
Others presen. ere John Delmar. Bernard D. iorN
Thomas F. Farrell and Ex-senator p. II. McCarreh
Tbev decided TO stand by ex-Corporation Counsel
Anct + Jenls. despite the protest OF the Shep-
arIItes who sent word earlier In IN" day that they
could no, support Mr.. jerks. James W HlhkI"y,
chairman of the Democratic state Committee was
present at the convention of the regulars ai,h
urged the nomination of James Williams OF Dutch- :
ess but IT was deemed nadvsable in the light OF
MIR Williams connection with thu famous DutchesS
County election return case.
When the Regulars were made aware OF the nos
tiitv of the Shepardes to Mr.. jerks many OF them
said they glad the break had come IN orner
TO make n final effort toward harmony conference
committees were appointed and wrangled Tor three
hours The spt upon Mr.. jerks. The fe-
10, rners pointed out the Regulars that Mr. jerks
had beer ultimately identified with three OF the
worst administration the city had ever had, under
MAYORS Whitney. Chaplin and Boody. and that ac-
cepting him stultifying the organization IN Us
Pre- fcssons Of reform ana good government. a. a.
'I,oss" AIcLlugin had said that jerks must remain
on the ticket at all hazards The split was in"vltaple
ana 80 the conference committees reported PACK 10
their conventions that they had been unable 10
agree The two conventions thereupon nominated
the two tickets named , .
The feeling became so bitter before the day Was
over that II was generally conceded that the ticket
nominated by the Republicans on Monaa! WouIu h
III owe "A sure winner. Politicians say that II t,s
Shnna rdites AMI Regulars could not agree upon the
comma aratively unmportant matter OF Jud,clal noIi
nations unions upon the nomination Tor Mayor anu
Distrct-AttOrney would be out OF the ques'io"'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
NnrFS Or LIE STAGE.

r. Is announced that work will begin the new
,hsa,re which Ia 10 be built for Frank B. Murtha
on Nav / Some announcements in regard TO 'nS
theatre have already been made Il will be built oy
the Coele estate. a, the southeast corner OF For'y
srcond-st and Lexlngton-ave.. and VIII occupy =
space 75xl5 feet Ii l. hoped that the building VII
be ready for use on September OF next year
Miss Blanche Walsh has been engaged by the rev
American Theatrical Syndicate. and will begin act
ing under its direction about one year hen0e'
The opera company which Gustav Hnrlchs s 10
place in the Grand Opera House. Philadelphia io'
the coming season is expected 10 arrive here on me
l.ahn to-day.
The senator was seen al the Irving Place me
atre last night Tonight The Battle OF the Butter
nec" viii be produced.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
A great promoter of sOciability
YO-Sa Coffee.

these OF Macdonald and Claxton and sands s ana
Amorv The first was hardly a contest; me nMrss M
bnin vas halved The second Macdonald TOOK, . 10
no,T Ms The third he took 3 the fourth Clax.
ron took 3 to l. Macdonald then took me mex. s
o''on In succession The last Caxton drove INTO
fSe bunker three times in succession, and he then
gave up. ..A 40. q marc closeiv
contested one. The bunkers were an me Way ,s los
bo,h mon but Sands had the better OF II, anu nIew
oVt uu to play. The score OF the afternoon
game was: MacDonald-Ca up' 10 pay pay
sonIs and Amory 2 up. to play. Macpena,n an, hnl
sands will meet tomorrow In tnlry-sM-no'e
match. . l., .ho ,,u,,auent
r.orc elected In a handicap tournament TO-DAY Ine
nr 70 has not Yet been decided upon W H. Sa,,uS
- renortsi a winner. with % gross strokes aho
Victor Sorchln second with l02 gross strokes
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
WINNERS AT TENNIS YESTERDAY.
MATCHES on COURTS N THIS CITY AND BROOK


ON COURTS N ltilS VII NM i'NNDf>~
LYN
The Jessnas won their match yesterday IN the
r,ifth Avenne Tennis CLUBS handicap doubles az
Irifth-ave and ty-seVenth-st.
crawford ard Coe still .eal IN the race with
c,can 90
Tbe champ,onship OF the West Side Tennis Club
in mems doubles was decided yesterday afternoon
on the courts AZ Eighty nnth-st. and Cenirii farh
West Bostwck and Fischer beat the lay'ors ~
straight sets In the final round Bost"lck pays
Fischer this afternoon for the singes championship.
Tho I.enox Tennis cubs fal tournament was con-
t,nuel Yesterday al -. Ncholas-ave a9I ohe-huh-
drcl-ana twenty -seventh-st Owing 10 the absence
Of one OF the payers the final mems doubles was
postponed until Saturday. \ contest IN hdies SIN
yes bsgan 1t VIII b finished ;his afternoon
\ number Of matches were played yesterday ar
,.r,oon I'm the fan handicap members tournament
Of the Kings County Tennis club. which was con-
~ Proollvr Robert CoWell. lr.. one OF the most
promising OF the young members OF the c.uo. won
a c.ever match from r. F. Thuroer atter s'uo-
born contest OF three sets