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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
WONEN GOLFERS BRAVE THE RAIN
FIVE MAKE THE ROUND OF THE ARDSLEY
LINKS IN THE CHAMP IONSHIP
CONTEST

With rash disregard for tho rain. a number of
the women members of the Ardscy Golf Club took
part yesterday in the semi-annual championship
contest over The club links Although the weather
made the course a slow enc, some good taly-cards
were handed in. Play was 10 have begun in the
morning with a nine-hoio contest, the remaining
nine holes being reserved for tie afternoon but
at the time Sc, for the matches the rain was
coming down steadily that the entire schedule
postponed until the afternoon. The afternoon
however. proved less favorable than the morning
and theE. after some delay. a number OF the con-
teStantS braVely set out
Miss Hewitt Mrs. Archbold and Mrs Van Buren,
who capital players did not take part pre-
ferrng remain under the protection OF the club
piazza. Miss Low and Mrs j. 7. Terry. jr., made
the round OF the links hut failed TO hand In their
cards. The best CT the afternoon made
by Miss Lillian Brooks. who covered the eighteen
holes In 1872. The prize silver cup the con-
dtions under which It is offered being that il shall
be twice 10 be taken outright. The holder will
be known the woman champion of the club in
the interval between the contests. which VIII be
held every six months.
These the cards handed in:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago June 8 iSpeclan There was broader whea;
market to-day with all the futures higher hu' with July
particularly strong because alarm the part q
shorts 1t advanced 90 cents. WIFI. the September
gained II ami the December ~ cents. shorts
disturbed 10y gossip which has been going around
for several days rcti.e Juy shorts setaz with
Armour Very lite crcloacc has been put III IT, but as
the local stock down 800 OO1 bushels here. wiki
$500 600 bushels y, . spring. a good many
shorts felt they oouli ac.rl take risi july
sold from ca, the opening CO.. cents. the top at
the close July only 81 !epem3cr on satur-
day. ~ the close to-day. An ure&-
pectedy large decrease the visible. 47.01o bushels
tie bes. Legitimate card holders had The decrease
for the week year only $4,000 bushels.
II reduced the visible 2Li5o0o bushels against over
30 G00@uJ bushels last year. Liverpool still closed
up. Berlin up a little: Paris OF little; North
western receiptso less than half last years
Farmers deliveries Of spring whoa said also II
;h9 sharp f9ns on Mn mad the c sam
lion had dropped 10 points In week TIE se2b ard
on tie worlds visible for decrease 10 morrow Il
@ h"smes, more man doss zee On iS
S or tne WfsE p 6o thee was h" NUN NUN
nothing TO TIE seaboard feature in the trade was coy
given the talk OF July concentration The Orange Judd
Farmer estimates the spring wheat June condition
crop at from 5l5 600 %, TO go 900 bushels.
Corn was hisAe~ on the unseasonable weather. show
BUSH It LOST haf q this on the weather forecas, Tor
es ay Witch csed atarday at a. opcned at DAY.
sold between 24 and % and closed az 2ii9"24s cents
Iowa report for Jun" made the condition Only
~. lowest June in years. There good
sized 23l with 95 estimated for Wednos
day; samples L 2. higher TWO days clear
10000 bushels. The visible increased lo6 900
bushels local stock increased bushels.
There decrease on passage OF $4,000 bushels
The buying by shorts, Largely elevator shorts There
good deal country buying. Influenced by the
favorable conditions West. The selling by holders.
Charters AZ. 600 bushels.
Jagged gaining on,y = cent. such advance
they did make IN sympathy with the other
grains. Receipts 90, WIN 4S6 estimated for
Wednesday, Samples We're !. 10 L cent higher Sepem-
Der sold from 1sis 1874. ana closed Al 49, cents The
Orange Judd Farmer made the condition June g2
and said the only per cent less than last
year l. predicted better and larger crop than last
year
Provisions started at a sight advance hut the English
longs the wa free selling orders. LAID
ard ribs closed % 20 cents over Saturday: pork
showed a slight decline. The market dlsappoint-
bulls. considering the strength in grain.
Shorts did the buying. The Cudahys were the same
1900 hogs. with 1000 estimated for
There good cash demand.
curb 'rGts'' July wheat closed at GSit
calls" 70is cents. Puts September corn were
25a.; calls" 2G cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
ENTRIES FOR COMING REGATTAS.

Las, night the Riverside Yacht CLUB officials
seemed undsmayed by Mr.. Dunn's prophecy regard
ing continued rain. Their preparations FOR to-days
s,ecial races went Oh usUl!. The Cvira, the Per-
puin and the Gossoon arc expected to sail in the
6fty-one-foot class In the th!rty-foJt class the
Kenen Montgomery Clark: the Ashore. Philip T.
Dodge; the Aranca. W. W. Howard; the shark.
Commodore Henry c. Rouse and Colgae Hoy. and
The new and untred MOniauk are entered. Among
The thirty-footers the Wawa. j. y: Stillman. the
Ucra Ralph y. Ellis the Naquero III, II. y: Dur
yea and the Winsomc VIII compete. The hitecn-
icoters Two Step. LIndenne and Trlby are entered
and more yachts are expected in each class If the
weather improves. The courses are triangular. the
nfty-one -footors TO go twen;Y-seven miles: the
thrty-footeIs, eighteen miles; the twenty-iootecs.
twelve miles. ard the half-ratcrs. fifteen miles.
The annual regatta OF the Canarse Yacht Club
will be sailed on Saturday the triangular course
in front Of the clubhouse The races will be started
at $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The New-Yofk Yacht CllG will hold its fifty
second annual regatta on Thursday, June Il. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
CoRNELLs oARsMEN IN PRACTICE.

Ithaca ~ V. June S.-Charles +. Courtney Cor
nells coach, did not let the rainy weather prevent
his crew from practising to-day. He made up
new temporary crew tonight out If the second
university men and freshmen. with the aim OF de-
Gliding on the personnel of the substitute crew at
Poughkecpsie The first University crew was
stroked by Carter. when. during break In the
ranstorm, 1t hurried out the lake. The crew
rowed at tnirty-one clip to ,i!enwood, ana al
thirty coming back Courtney is much put out be-
cause of the examinations. viii, delay ana lhWr,,
fere with his training regulations. He mas decideu
have morning well afternoon practice as
soon as the examinations at the University are
over
The first University crew rowed In cedar sneIl
tonight Most of the oarsmen prefer the paper
shell. purchased recently but il IS possible ina the
aluminium boat may be used at PoughkeepSie rms
matter rests eo'eiy with Courtney who VIII choose
the shell after ne home practice il completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
UiYRTRY LOSES HIS RECORD.

Chicago June s.-To the carelessness Of the Grad
uate Committee having charge OF the western IN
tercollegiatc meet Saturday James *. Marbury, OF
the University of Wisconsin, is indebted Tor the loss
of the honor Of having created worlds record
in the o20-yard Careful measurement or the
course reveals the fact that II was Twenty-Five
inches short of the required distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
DEATH or A WELL-KNOIVN OARSHAN.

Pittsburg June Swan. better Known as "Eph
Morris. formerly champion Oarsrhan of the United
States died yesterday at his home in Allegheny
from consumption. Morris was defeated by Ed
ward Han.an on June 20, 1873 and then retired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
TYPEMRITERS.

HAS IT NOT STRUCK YOU thai 500 is
TOO much TO pay for 4 typewriter? You
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WORK WANTED.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

Troy. n. Y. June SAN eight-oared shell VIII DE
shipped by f. Waters e. Sons. OF Lansingburg. to-
dav or tomorrow TO New-London for the fa,e
crew. The shell will be used at Poughkeepsie Inc
boat had been shipped, but was scratched AT me
steamboat landing in Troy and had TO be returned
TO the factory. The shell not injured. but the
crew as well as the manufacturers, were incon-
venenced considerably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

Golf promises be a popular sport In the Adj
rondacks this summer and many OF the leading
hotels already preparing links for the use OF
their guests The latest addition to the list o.
courses is that of the 81. Regis Golf Club. recently
organized at Paul Smiths Hotel, The regular
membership is to be limited to nty-ive but
the club will be open to summer SUBSCRIBERS an
their friends A new clubhouse has been built
near Osgood Lake about three-quar,er5 OF mile
from the hotel grounds, and an eXcelert course
has been laid out by George Bird of New-York.
Games will be arranged with teams from the othe'
hotels in that region. including those of Blu1' )
Point S. Huberts Inn. the Grand View ana the
AmDcTSan1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

start will be of Buoy No. 49, IN the Lower Bay
and the preparatory signal will be given at IL a. M
wind and weather permitting. The course Tor some
classes will be around the southwest spit 10 'he
Sandy Hook I.ightship and back; while others VIII
round the Scotland Lightship. An additoh mas
been made to the prizes already offered In order
70 make a race for the special thirty-footers For
yachts In racing trim a 500 cup will be awarded
TO the winner II two or more boats start anu
a s75 cup for the second. II four or more start
and in each class in cruising trim 500 cup TOT
the first II two or more start and $50 cup lot the
second. II four or more start. written e"'' -"
nc, no sled with the Regatta Committee at the
Clubhouse No. e. Madison-ave.. before IL a. m, m
naxt T,,csdav The iron steamer Cepheus with the
members and guests of the club. will leave fier
No l. North River. at lo:5 a m ms year ohp 'fe
barron Or ". Barton Hopkins and ). Frederic
Tgms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
. the cards handed in:
GATHERED. ON MANY LINKS.

An interesting golf match was played on Monday
over the Knollwood links. between the home team
and team of six players from the Fairfield Coun-
try Club Of Greenwich Conn The KnollwoOd men
won by a score of % to L. The summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

Total .................17 Total .................
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HELP WANTED.
DRIcSSMikISG.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

HOUSE FAINTER Many years expert
once: good grainer. varnisher. &C:
.ober. own tools. city or county. small
wages tSdress HARRlNG. Go Fu.ton-st..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June s.-Cotton quiet: midding ne low
mddng Sc good ordnary. G.c; receipts. 4l2 bales.
sales. 20 stock. 1870
No.fols June s.-Cotton firm; mIdi.ing. 9-Gc low
mddng 3-6c good ordinary. Gi.c, receipts q bales
exports coas,wse. 353 stock. 1.2i2.
Ncv-Orleans S.-Cotton nrm midiiing. 7+.c; low
midlng 10 lGc. good ordinary. Gi.c: receipts $50
bales: exports Great Britain 1G5l coastwise 3j2;
sales. 100; stock. glib.
Savannah June S-Cotton dull: m!ddlinG. nc, low
mddng Csc; receipts. - bales SAFES II; stock. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
rnere docs not seem to he any great rush to enter

There does not seem to he any great rush ID enter
for the German Emperor's Jubilee Cup. Up 10 a
week ago neither the Prince of Wales BRITANNIA
nor the Ailsa nor the Satanita was entered vi
course. these boats are out of commission. ana II
will oe interesting know whether or not they VIII
remain out. Among those entered Is the schooner
Amphitrite OF l6l tons. which raced in the Soent
Yampa The present list of entries shows a coilec-
ton of d-timers, such as the Julanar. wnich nad
her day Ten or fifteen years ago. while none or the
cracks have showed inclination to win the tro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

LABEL. CUTTER desires posi'lon'
JAMES J. DANIELS, ~ "u'r'seS 49,
Brooklyn.
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EirRNISuED ROOMS.
Country.
REAL ESTATE For SALE.

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100 In pasture. balance second growth tim
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stream: grouse and wOodcock shooting
FDMUND : MILLS. 503 5th-aye.
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between 9Th and 9Th ayes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

A novel kind of tournament has been planned by
the members of the Concord Golf club. TO take
place on June y. Contestants will be limited TO
one club in covering the course. Each may select
any club he prefers but that club must be uSei
exclusively throughout the round, for approachnS'
driving and putting. II is expected that the pos
sihlfjes of the cleek will he amply brought out.
and that some interesting scores will result.
The Essex County Club, Of Manchester blythe
Sea will hold womens competition of nine hoies,
medal play beginning to-day. and on next saturday
a mixed fOursomes tournament, open TO members
only.
The Saratoga Golf club will formally open its
new nine-tcle course next Saturday The INKS
have been greatly improved since last season ana
they are now under the supervision of Robert An
derson who was in charge of the Westbrook Club
at Isp Long Island last year The new dir, dlrettHr r
Cochran w b. Hustled. H. NJ Livingston. jr,
W. b. Gage. J. NJ. Marvin h NJ. Green J. =.
Manning W. +. Wooey' Or. Miner ana W. H.
Manning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

MASSEIR and frst-class barber; wiling
10 travel with gentleman or 10 attend
hotel barber shop: seashore or country.
MAINS. 2f1 East I.th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

SEAMSTRESS and MAID.--Desires posi-
tion with a frst-class family. under
stands altering and improving garments
good packer. Address T. Box 97G l.2is
Broadway.
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MARRIED MAN. os: Al references; prac-
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az building trades: good pcnInan stPauy
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

WAITRESS A lady wishes to place a
competent Protestant waitress. years
very best reference ron present employer
Cnu al Is West Alst 81.
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MORGAN & BROTHERS.

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Estimates furnished. Telephone Call. ll3
as
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SEAMSrRESS. F.rst-ciass on ladies' or
chidrens clothes. white work. linen
wishes private family position. practical,
thorough. wiling and useful as mald.
or nursing in .llucss. speaks German. city
recommendation. Cail this month. lSo
Eas; i7th-st.
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PRESSMAN.-CyllnGer ana lo5 press ~ {.
handle all classes OF work: take cne'se :
stead. sober and reliable. HENRY A.
lehman. 222 ENcry-st.. brooklyn
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A NEW SHELL. FOR THE YALE CREW.

first time the freshmen have ever been quartered
on the bluff next to the University
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SOCIAL JOTTINGS.
How Whining tonlans are Spending These
Delightful Summer Days,

Communications tor this column should
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II have had more or less trouble with my
back for 1--WE years. 1t started with pain
back Of the hip joints and IL panied SO I
know there muat DO great deal of irrita.
ton. 1t hurt mo to stoop and often l
could always predict storm. Igot
Doan's Kidney Pills at Oliver and Brakes
drug store for it, and very few doses
convinced me that had gotten hold OF
the right thing. They have greatly re.
lieved me, and have tested them suifi-
GENTLY to know they are an excellent rom
cdy, and Icheerfully recommend them to
others"
Doan's Kidney Pills arc for sale by all
dealers. Prico 80 cents. Mailed by Eos.
tsr.Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y, solo
agents for tho U. S. Sent by mail on 70.
ccipt of price.