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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
BIG CHEROKEE MARCH.
A Pilgrimage to the Grave or CHIEF wahota-
nah In RusseilviIie. NY.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 22.-Arrangements
have been completed for the march Of Cherokee
Indians from their homo in Kansas to Russell
vile. KY, near which place they will hold n
weeks celebration over the grave Of Chief
wahotanah. who was killed in battle with the
Shawnees in 17l9. He was the most celebrated
Of Cherokee leaders. All the war souvenirs and
tribal relics, with the sacred bundles" are
being gathered together. and will be deposited
on his grave. This will be in accordance with
the advice OF an old medicine man, who pro-
diets the end OF the race within a few years.
Only men will be allowed TO go. They will carry
blankets. bows and arrows and sleep, on tho
ground, AS though on the warpath. What else
they are to do besides depositing their tribal
relics no one knows.
Charles Parker, nephew of the famous chief
Onanah Parker. is making the preparatory
arrangements, and the march will be under the
direction of Capt. Raleigh. The route now con
templated is by way Of Chester and Shawnee
town. Ill. Many people along the road arc
alarmed at the reports OF the expedition, but
Charles Parker and Capt. Raleigh say nobody
will be molestcd. 1t is the intention to reach
the grave of Wahotanah by Nov. 8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 70 LDSDOS AND CONTINENT.
FAST ENPRESS STEAMERS.
Lain. Tu., Aug -. JOAN Saale. Tu. sept. Z, 10 A. VI.
Havel,Tu, Aug 81, - AN. Trave. Tu Sept Ia, 10 An
nEI RrruS 4 90 2 lnNIinc Grnnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23

members o. clubs belonging 10 the o. 3. a. A., nrus
sno second prizes, For this event an added prise q .
gross score made by q golfer who played hs nrst
game in America.
Sept. 1870 A.. NJ. and I p. M.-Open Championship,
pionship.
Sept 1S-lO:80 A. N. and q p. cham.
pionship, nnal round. 30 holes. match PLAY.
BAYsIDE. Aug. 22.-walter J. Travis has os-
tablished n now record for the nine-hole course
of the Oakland Golf Club links. 1t occurred In
playing for the August Cup. The first round
was the record.breaker He was followed over
the course by many Of tho members who do
clared II the most scientific match they had over
witnessed. He played with Townsend Lawrence.
The new record is: 4, 3, 4. 3, .. 4. 3,5-35.
The boyle for the course is: 4, 3. 4. 4. s.. o, 4, 4,
1-37.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
woMEN's HANDICAP.

,oHIcAGo. Aug. 22.-John r. Gott, Secretary OF
n9uncement that arrangements have been made
m m,.n an railroads running to Chicago by which
mvmoers OF the I 5. q: A. attending the anna
ETste from their point OF departure and return.
~" tOII9wing programme tor the week has been
prepared subject to revision by the U. s. G. A.:
Sept, I9-chics 20 Cup, Is holes. medal NAV, omen
%ail amateurs; trophy TO be held for one year; win.
second. "' u" hieu~i
,hsep'; 1872 A. A, and p. ST., amateur champion.
any, NJ 90 notes. medal play. best sixteen scores TO
Sen,. lo-0;3O A. NJ, amateur championship. nrst
,yyuhu, - holes. match play, for sixteen qualified
fW!en. y. NJ, Consolation Guy, DR. scented by
.AILence Curtis; open 10 players failing TO qualify In
pp1xT'euT championship. II holes. medal play. 2:8O
hound. ~" "@"n pay
EMl'hnR,s. z p. M.-ChtcAgo Golf club handican,
~" 10 strokes. Is holes. medal play open TO ali
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
RoWING.
Harlem Clubs watch Their Crews Traininr FOR
the N1iddle stntes ReEntta.

The oarsmen spent a very active day on the
Harlem River yesterday, owing to the hne
weather and the close proximity of the Middle
States regatta. The First Bohemian Junior eight
and senior four took practice spins In the morn
ing and afternoon. 1t was decided that the
senior four was not fast enough and the crow
was disbanded. Therefore the only entries tho
club will make in the Middle States regatta
will be a junior single and the Junior eight
Five entries will be made by the Harlem Rowing
Club. and tho members are ~grievinR over their
inability to make the sixth. Thoy will have q
Junior, an intermediate. and a senior single. q
junior double and a senior double. Their senior
four will not be able to row on account of the
illness OF Rittler, the stroke Of the crew.
Fitzpatrick. the professional, has been engaged
by the Metropolitan and Crescent Rowing clubs
to train their junior four-oarod gig crews. The
Crescents will only make one entry. but the
Metropolitans will also enter their junior crow
In the intermediate four-oared gig race. in addi-
tion to which they have two junior doubles in
training, the better of which will DO entered.
The trial race will take place Just prior to tho
closing OF the entries. A lively day was spent
by the Nassaus. Tho club will have q junior
single. a junior double. an intermediate double
crew.
The four.oared gig crew organized a week ago
by the Dauntless Rowing Club has gone out Of
training, and junior double and senior four
Dared shell crews have been organized, Tho
n mndn n Is l IN Tmcs ana b hs.k S. WnoIe 5 u tGnr Is
3; Miller, stroke. 4 senior double is all that the
Nonpareil Rowing Club has in training at pres
ent. but II is thought Capt. Caravan may put
several other crews in training after the clubs
annual regatta, which takes place next Saturday.
Capt. Cassidy of the Union Boat Club has q
junior eight and also a senior eight in training
for the Middle States regatta. and both crews
are rowing in fine form. Capt. Van Raden Of
the Atalanta Boat Club has moved back to the
city. and it is more than likely that he will
again be seen in harness next season. The club
had out an intermediate single, q junior four
oared-gig crew. n junior eight-oared-shell crew.
and a senior eight-oared-shell crew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
CUNNING WOW $50 At POLICY.
The Dealer wouldur Pay. So Canning HAD
Him Arrested.

Him Arrested.
John Cunning OF $40 East Thirty.hfth street
went TO the police station on the Same street
Saturday night and asked the Sergeant on duty
II he wanted a good tip.
Whats it on-wheatf" asked the Sergeant
without looking up.
NO; policy," was the answer.
Get out. What dye think; that tho police
play policy T. exclaimed the Sergeant with in
dignation.
The man explained that the tip was not on a
lucky gig, but as 10 where the police could hnd
n policy game in operation.
I'm out for blood. Cunning said. There's
a game going on in the rear Of 200 East Twenty
NTH street. James Woods runs the shop. l
numbers, 42-37-24, ana won $50. but when l
asked Woods Tor the money he refused TO give
it. l want TO see him punished"
The police used tho information and arrested
Woods, who was held in $500 bail in the York
vile Court yesterday for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Mfdiral.

49,
4 TTENTlON old Il GRISpLE.GRADCATEC UNI
~ NERSI1l OF II CITY OF NEN YORK. AEDI.
Cal. DEPARTMENT IS YEARS a SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN. OLD DIX. GRlNbIE has been
longer established Hnd has had more g experience than
any other advertising physician. city paper, prove
tais. Tn Ter lis scientific treatment blood aud skin
mouth. ulcers, painful swrllinSS. kidney anI bladder
complaints, sGaIding Inflammation, gravel. Und -NrI.
Upcd organs, weak back, lost vitality. are speedily, per
mauently cured. Men about to marry should consult
OLD DIR. GRlSDLE. Every impairment removed.
Sufferers, do not waste time visiting less skilful rhysi-
clans. Remember. OLD DIR. GkINDLE never fails.
OFFICE ovER 10 YEARS Mt III West 18th St. lee
tween 9TH aud eth avs. Advice free. Medicine oil.
Hours, y to 8; sundays. q tO3. SnCharge unless cured.
OLD DIR. GREY. as years "a specialist In dis
eases OF mrn ONLY. Quickc't permanent cure susr-
anteei In all diseases or money refunded. BLOOD poi
son, skin Diseases, kidney or hlad Ter trouble, WEAK
ness, nervous debility, errors OF youth. bad dreams.
sc. II. wise, consult the only old specialist In this
city. once over 80 years al i2O East 18th ST., near
Union square. Hours, q to y; sundays. 9 To- 3. Scien.
tinc treatment and advice free. Medicine only 5oc.
EST CURE
in dis ascs OF men dangerous cases solicited; relief at
once; those desiring only nrst.class scientific treat.
mel ut should cali Tn leading specialist. Dr. Bonschur.
l27 W est 22d 81; - to ?. Ito 8. Sundays. 10 TO /.
DIR. CoNKAp'S s~ANITARIUN. ~ West 47th
"A. ST formerly !iith ST.. Telephone OOi SSth st.
Consultation " to y.
DR. AND MRS. ssnitarium. 1884 FAD
lI2sth ~. near Ii xington ar.formrrly West +3d ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Rowing Notea-

The Nameless Boat Club OF Brooklyn held its annual
regatta on Saturday over the VarunaN Nautilus courSe
of seven.e!ghths OF a mile. W. Dunn won the single
9s race, and q L, Crompton. bow; A BENSON. q: T..
P. Quinn, 8; C. Fl. Pease. stroke, and F. n. Madden.
coxswain. won the four.oared gig race. The six-
cared barge race was won by a half dozen lengths by
the following crew, q. Z. Crompton, bow: r. Norton,
2; A. Hubbard. 8: J. F. Hart. 4; William Dunn. 3: ].
Medlar. stroke, and J. wilkins. coxswain. The swim
ming race of 100 yards was won by Al. Hubbard
from W. Dunn by about ton feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
TALK OF CHEAP CAB FARES.
Hack Owners Said to Be Again Considering tho
Proposiiou-A Meeting Last Night.

The Public Hack Owners held a secret meet
ing last night in a hall over a saloon at Thirty
second street and Lexington avenue. Tho
organization has nearly 200 members. and most
Of them were on hand. The saloon annex did n
good business. The sounds OF the meeting
reached the street.
1t seemed to be a very lively one. and 1t was
said that the ole proposition for a reduction Of
cab fares to % cents q mile was up for consider
alton again. A man who came to the door in
response to THE Sun reporters knock denied
this. He said there was no business before tho
meeting.
We'll. then. what are you doing T. asked the
reporter.
Nothing" said the man; only drinking
beer"
J. X. Thompson. a former member Of the Hack
Owners, said this wasn't true. He declared that
the reduced-fare movement was up again. and
that il had such n good chance OF success that
some hackmen had become alarmed and a hear
ing on the matter was to be held by the Board Of
Aldermen tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23

wILLETs PoIST. l. l.. Aug. 22.-Willie Mold,
the nine-ycar.old son of Corporal Mold OF the
engineer battalion. was thrown from n farm
wagon here to-day by the sudden starting OF the
team. lie fell head foremost to the ground. His
head struck IL stone and a deep cash was cut in
his scalp. 1t is thought that his skull is frac-
turcd. His condition is critical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Rsal eststr .for Sale-Cuuntru.

GAVE THE BABIES.-Two room house and lot, 500:
~ larger houses III proportion; easy installment-. high
ground; nice village 23 miles; opening for butcher.
baker, restaurant. SMITH, $50 broadway. room ESQ.
TEN.RooM COTTAGE; all improvements: barn: 3
L lots; Tuckahoe. on Harlem X. r.; only 80 nlinut. IS
out $4,000; easy terms. IRVING. 3l5 Madison aN.
1nACRE TRUCK FARM. near Great Egg HarbOr.
III for 5000; $40 down. 81 weekly no interest: pos
session al once; nicely located and near best markets;
highly productive soil. easy OF cultivation. level. free
from rocks and stones. and no swamrs. elegant boat.
ing. ha'hing and fishing; title guaranteed; deed free:
best location In the country for trucking. growing Of
small fruits or for the poultry business; write for
Particular. R1SLEY. l3 Caa uhers st.
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Mr. Ru,herfurd Had to Pay 5000 DUTY.

Mr.. L. Rutherfurd, who was accompanied by
his wife. three children, Mr.. J. w. Rutherfurd.
and Miss Rutherfurd, told a customs officer,
before the twenty-four trunks his party brought
across the sea had been examined. that they
were filled with valuable wearing apparel. He
declared to the inspector that he had only S75
worth OF dutiaolc goods. Il, took the inspector
and his assistants nearly three hours 10 over
haul the trunks. Then they decided that tho
Ruthcrfurds wruld have 10 pay 5000 for the
ioreign-made things that they found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Court Calendar Thls Day.

Appellate Dlvision-SupTeme C~ourt-Recess.
Supreme COurt-Special Term-Part L-Motion cal.
endar called at 1850 A. n. Part H.-EI'parte mat
tiers.
For probRte-WIl, OF Karl Gobhardt. George W, Day.
ton. Jr, Bridget Reilly, Mary A coughlin, Thomas
HLlhouSe, at 1880 A. NJ.
City C~ouTt-SpeciAi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23

A Two-Year-OId Child breaks n stoop Railing
and FLOOR and 10 Not Injured.

Atwo-year-old daughter of James Miller of
% Green street, Newark. fell from a fourth
story window yesterday morning and escaped
without any serious injury. She struck the
railing OF the back stoop. breaking 1t, and then
broke through the boards OF the floor of the
stoop and fell into an area six feet deep. Her
head was not bruised and none OF her bones
was broken.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA 4 WESTRRA
H. II.
stations in New York. root or Barclay ana
Christopher Sts-
yESTIRULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUPBE
CARS. pINISlH LIGHT. '

CARS. PINTSCA LIGHT.
Direct route to Newark, ~Bioomfeld Montclaif. the
Oranges, Summit. Bernardsvilie. Baking Ridge. Mad
ison. Morristown, fassaic, Paterson. Boonton, Dover,
Hackettstown, Schooirys Mountain, Washtngtoh,
PhillipshurS. EastOu. Water Gap. str,udsburg: Pooon0
Mountain, scranton. Pittston, WnEesharre. Nanti.
coke. DnnviI,e. ~orthumbrrlHn MontroAe, Bingham.
ton. oxford. Norwich, Waterville. Utica Richnoiu
Springs. Cortland, Syracuse. Oswego. Ithaca, 0weRos
Elmira. Corning. Bath, Dansvtlle, Buffalo. and all
points West. northwest. and Southwest.
SiO 4. M.-BinShamton Mail. Stops At principal
stations.
1000 =. n.-CCafe car)-Bunaio. Scranton. Bine-
hamton, owego. Ithaca, ElmirA. Syracuse, and os.
wego Express. Pullman bunat parlur cars. Con-
Meeting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West. Pullman parior car New York 70
Richnrld springs. 80
o o. N.-scranton. BinGhamton. and Rlmira EI-
press. Pullman buffet pariur cars.
400 T.. M.-Srranton. Wnkesbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cara.
10 q. M.-,DaiIyl-Cnirag veStibule Limited EI'
press for Scranton. BinghAInton, Elmira. Buffalo.
Pullman buffet sleeping car. New York TO Chicago.
DINING car west OF Buffalo.
$40 y. M.-iDally)-iunalo Express. Pullman
sleepcrs for scranton, B~inghHmton. ElmirA. Bath,
Mt Morris. ana Buffalo. arriving Buffalo 4 A. NJ. y
eibO y. M.-Dai buffalo. Scranton. binghADs
ton. Owego. ITHACA, Elmira. syracuse: and oswegS
Express. Pullman bnirt sleeperS Slespers New
York to Rivhhcld Springs.
Tickets and Pullman a~rronlmodht ions At Henry
Gaze & Sons, Ltd, ll9 Broad ay. II Park place, and
AZ" Eroad ay and OI2 Broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations, III itl av, cor, l2th st; OIL West l2ath at,
and 100 roadwgy Brooklyn. Time tables giving
full Informal, on at all stations.
Wrstcott'. Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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Pennsylvania

u AIhRoAD
STATIONS loot of IVES; Tweniy.tLiri street and Des-
bros%e- and Cortiandt streets. To-
1.-THE leaving time from Deshrosses and Corlande
strsets is nve minutes later than that given below for
', G.s N 4: y York k4 is P.i MAIh-p sIsnp.Rs t es4 f,t pss,1r
to chicago. 20 ceasGes to PltssIdTs'
s s:ss 4 !. v u: +: FAsg LlTF:NEil,,Lnsi fRb clfyslnnS;
se2TI,s6n cant. Sleeping rbI S,i ninins; ci Sm9s,ns' and To1. o.
Cincinnati. ind,anapoIi.' LSSisvtIIe. s.. T1uis.
l:.H =. ". CHICAGO And ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
siss ir@'SMi n. w = ! .PitnPS NriR sssSHsPc &c c le IsSa;;
.s Gsiss :: ". For sd TSIsdS; s fsffHs s1 ESF T Gin.
siInsti; indt enHiT1s ~ xP fSs,s; -Eor p,,,.,,-v and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo ex.
WILMINGTON AND THE sorrH
l:h5 ts:l5 Congressional Linn all parior and
s:5sP. "; 1910 ntsht. sunday. SEES. s:p5. lo:aS
A. N; CS;l3 "consTSssional LIN all Parlor and
SOUTHERN KlAiLw1Y.-E1pre... .:2s P. NJ. 1910
Atlantic COAST ~LINE--E1press, e:e5 A. N. and
cHESApEAKE AID oHIo RAILwAY.-4:ss P. n.
4 n; week DAYS and 1881 u: dany;.-..
l:2j 7. NJ. and Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
CAfE MAY.-wc-t twenty third Street Station. 1885
through parIor carr and i:25 P. ". week days.
Deshrosses and Cortiandt Streets, loo and lsSo
Ions Branch. Isbury Park unterlaken s~undays,.
Ocr ~ Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty.
third street station. 1875. SOB. 9:55, 1888 An.
l2:Ij saturdays only. l:h5. 3:55. 3:lh. sos. 4:o5s
800 p. VI Sundlys 7:o5, a:25A NJ. +:55 pm. from
D"shrosses and CortlSndt Streets, $50. TAO. e:lo.
lVtoo 4 NJ, lE:l0Ni2 20 SATURDAYS only, fi3O. $40.
94u. $50. 5.lo. 200 p. n. SUNDAYS. s:l5. e:46 A.
NJ, o:l5 7 NJ.
e:l5. 7:25, 7:35. s:25. 500 g:25. 1883 Penn; Linn
tied. pt55 Dining Carr, 1888. ll:55 A. NJ. 1900,
l;53. 2:a5. $50. 4:25. 4:e5, Dining Car. 4:ob Din.
Ing Car. 5:a5. Dining Car. 7:4u: 1:h5. $50 +. NJ
1910 night. sundays, 1918. $3.50. s;25. s;55. 9:2b.
r;55 Il lnited). 9:55. 1888. A. NJ. 1888 Dining Carr,
500. 4:25 Dining Car, so ID ming Carr; S:o5
tD!' ing Carr. $40. 1865. $50 y. NJ, 1910 night.
Ticket onices Nos. 4dl, ga. 1926. 1928. ~. and s6l
Rruadway; ] Aston House: West Twenty-thirds
Street Station; and STATIONS foot Of Deshrosses and
Cortlandt Streets 1 Court Street. 500 Fulton Street,
o. Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex station. Brook
Ign; station, Jersey city. The New York Tranhfer
Company will call :ur and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
J. u. HCTChISSOS. ]. Il. WOOL
General Manager. General Pass'T Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Rral estate for Sale.


EARM for sale: bargain; % acres: house. barn. hem
i merry, &c: one hour Chambers 50 fine lawn.
shade and water: $50 fruit trees: fine place for
poultry raising; 81. 500; easy terms. pird0s
J. 7 COMMOsS nMnnr. 9ll nrnhdwAv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Orfan Steamers.
HAMBURG.A LINE.

TWlN.SCREW EXPRESS from New YORK to Plym'
outh london. Cherbourg. Paris, and Hamburg.
Normanuia, Au. ~, 10 AM. FL bismarck Sep Is. lOA. "
Columbia. Sept. ?. . A. ". Sormenuia, >cp,% .lOA ".
A. Victoria. Sept. ~ 4. y. Columbia, sept. 80, s. A. y.
HAMBURG SERVICE. by Twin. Screw Mail s. S.
Prussia, Aug. 2-.TAM Pennsylvania. SeptI.llAM
First cab. 80 up; second class, $40; stecraSe. $50.
Ilmc. n lrnnlLIuA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23

TOR SALE OR LEASE for a rsrm Of 5 years. a
i good stock or grain farm: good out range and liv-
ing water: shO acres in truck. "a IL cultivation. 8
barns, I houses: prize, $1,000; lease al S-UO per
year. II. l. lOlGEs. Anult. LuMt GO. Mo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
4 BABY sCALDED TO DEATH.
The Child Had Been Left Alone Near . rub OF
boiling Water by Her Mother.

YoNKERs, Aug. 22.-Lilly Jercley. the Agar
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Jcrcley of
25 Palisade avenue. was left alone in the bath
room last evening by her mother. Mrs. Jcrcley
had poured some boiling water in the rub, and
during her absence from the room the vaild fell
into the water. She was scalded SO badly that
she died this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foo, OF Chambers
St, as follows. and fNe minutes earlier from West
2Sd Il:
Q.nl =. M.-vestibule Express daily for BinghAJns
" ton. WAvrrly. Elnlra. Buffalo. Bradford, ar
rive iutf alo 500 J.. NJ FArlor car 10 Buffalo.
OIL =, M.-Nrst!h ulci Express daily, except Sun
J.l') day, for Pprt Jrrvi-. Monticello sxen.
Huu,sia!e, ami important lEa al points 30 Corning.
Daly Ia Port J"rvis. Pullman Parior CsH for Month
colo and Corning.
.),In -. N.-vcstihulc limited.-Fast mall daily.
~ solid train Tor Chicago. laChautauqua Lake.
arrive, cleveland al - A. III. Chicago 5 Y. NJ.
Slerp'rs to chicago, Cleveland. and Cincinnati. Dim
ms oar
=.o0 -. VI. -nuralo and Cleveland vestibule EI.
Gov press daily, arrives at Banalo 7O6 A. NJ,
HTaIfuFd liz A. NJ, jam stOwn 200 A. NJ, Clero-
land i@.iu T. NJ, DS!cepers 10 Buffalo and ClevelAud),
maxim direct connection for Detroit, Chicago, and
the Wu-i cafe Library Car.
@, = y. u.-DtlLi-NiR ChautauquA Lake and
C.1c Niagara Falls, solid train - Chirago. Sleep.
es TO liprnrl'sville. Chicago. ana Cincinnati. Dining
Ger
VICKETs, LOCAL TIME CARDS. AM PULLMAN
i A'~IOMMODATlOSS at III, ll3, 20l, 40l, and
thi Brosaway. ls7 Bowery, l5n East l25th 81, and
81 West l25th st., Chambers ard Vest 28d 81. ferrtea.
New FORK 383 and 72o Fulton st. 100 Broadway,
BROOKLYN 200 Hudson St. Hob0ken. and Jersey civ
station. westcott's Express calls for and checks ~
gage from hotels and residences 70 Destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Cricket

The batting averages OF the Metropolitan Cricket
League arc now led by C. q. Clarke. who. by his
inning Of l+6. not out. on Saturday. advanced his fig.
ures 20 e5. 10. J. F. CuTan. the previous leader. went
down to 81. 25. Brooklyn. New jersey Second. and
Paterson are still punched in the lead Of the New
York Cricket Association. The following are tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
Albany Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEA
leave Oid Pier Al, n. r.. foot Canal st. at o =. VI.
daily t~Sunhays excepted. connecting with trains for
Saratoga, Lake George. Adirondacks. sharon Springs.
kichreld springs. Thousand Islands, Niagara Falls.
and the West. Saturday night steamer conn cts with
Sunday morning train for Saratoga, Sorth Greek,
Caldwell, aud steamer on Lake George.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-23
9ral estate FOR Sale-New sersss.

FOR ALL THE ORANGES. y. J., also for
IA horristown ard iernardsville property. every de-
scription: sale and r"nt.
Z. p. HAMILTON & CO.. % Broadway. n. Y.
PALIsADEs Large lots. S75; terms
$3.50 monthly; high ground; near houses.
wEATHEkBT. 27l broadway.
CPLESDID building lots NJ Lakewood 9l5; install.
- M mt plan: send for circular. LEWIS. 2O2 Broad
way: call Wednesday.