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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
A Hog With HydrophObia.

A M,ddletown dispatch says-A dog
belor ging to Mr.. George Lucas a farmer
resid ng On the Levels, went mad recently.
and Mr.. Lucas imprisoned him In the hog
pen. Tho canine bit ono Of the hogs be.
fore he was thrown out and killed. Tho
hog hns since shown unmistakable signs
OF hydroptob obia and has been kill cd
Mr.. Lucas Ia greatly worried over tho affair
aud is afraid TINT the other eight hogs
that occupied the same pen may be like.
wise affected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
The Case Was Settled,

Because woman took his ring, John
Cesmenski secured s3 from the cash regis
ter at the City Hotel on Saturday night.
Proprietor Karozewski had Ccsmenski ar
rested. He was taken to the office Of Mag
lstrate Kelly where the ring and money
were returned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
A Long Walk.

Benjamin Trusty, Of No. 1192 Chippy
street, last week walked from Queen Anne
County, Md. Benjamin had been visiting
his uncle there during tho summer, but
last week disappeared and on Wednesday
appeared at bis home here. The boy Is
only ii years OF age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
Laura Furnished Bond,

Magistrate Daley, on Saturday night
placed Laura Benson ,coored under q 800
peace bond. Laura has been Of the op!n.
ion that Bertha Jones was aparty to LIZ.
zie M Gibbs alternating her husbands affec.
tions.
On Friday her feelings could not stan
IL any longer and so she assaulted Bertha
and used bad language towards her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
Died Suddenly From Heart Disease.

Joseph P Lacy died suddenly yesterday
from heart disease while In bed Ht his
homo at Second and Adams streets Mr..
Lacy was engaged In the saloon business
He was 4? years OF age. His funeral Will
take place Wednesday morning from ST.
Paul's Il. Q. Church. Ho was a member
ofthe Weccaooe Fire Company, Division
No, 1. A, O, H., and ST. Paul's B. A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13

Property at No. 4 L!ndsu Court Cbetween
Sixth and Seventh and Orange and Was
nalD Apply J. Doav.ile, East Seventh
street, or G. +. V. this otilce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
"EglL.k"

Professor Kcllar. King Of mngiclaus
VIII appear at the Grand Opera House the
last two nights OF thls month No com.
nsnt CD ihs pro!ssaes'I " ork !s nseetsary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
AMUSEMENT
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Tho Patent Applied for Company which
gave two performances at the Grand Opera
House, closed their engagement on Satur.
day evening, playing to fair sized house
on Friday and Saturday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
Sea Trout.
Ac a lb.

&C lb. sea Trout 4c u I'd.
A fine lot of sea trout, direct from Long
Branch, Tuesday, Sept l4th, at Fifth and
EAVIl.LE & AuGusT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13

representing the Polish societies Of that
city, arrived here yesterday. He Is em-
powered to assist the strikers In every
possible way He said he had received
word that check for $1,000 from the
National Polish Alliance, which re-
Gently met In Philadelphia, has been
sent on for the aid Of the miners, and
that he has promises of additional
large subscriptions from New York and
other cities. DR.. Thodorovitch, secre-
tary at tho Australian consulate at
Philadelphia. participated In meeting
last night considering methods Of pros
ecuting the deputies.
DIR. .Thodorovitch has secured afil-
davits from number Of the marchers
which look bad for the sheriff and his
deputies. They declare that they were
advised by the sheriff not to march
through Hazleton, and they followed
his advice. On arriving at the fatal
bend In the road near Lattimer they
again found themselves confronted by
the sheriff, this time backed by the
army Of deputies. AS soon as they
reached the spot, the afIldavits declare,
Sheriff Martin stepped out and roughly
grabbed the foremost man by his coat
collar. With his other hand he thrust
q revolver into his face and used
abusive language. The miner knocked
the sheriff's revolver arm from In front
Of him and tried to wrench himself
from the officials grasp. Almost in
stantly the affidavit says the order to
fire was given. The deputies were lined
up in hollow square, the fourth side
Of which was formed by the body Of
strikers. This would possibly account
for the fact that so many we're shot
in the back and side.
Clement PloplElack aged 80 years,
another of the strikers who was wound
ed in Fridays riot, died late last night,
swelling the death list to %, with the
prospect that 1t will be increased to 2S.
Stories of violence on the part Of the
strikers long before the outbreak OF
Friday are coming to light. 1t Is said
that In their marches from mine to
mine they used brute force to make
Individual workers Join their ranks.
Rev. DR.. David H. Shields, an unas-
signed appointce Of President McKin-
ley to a chaplainship in the army. said
that as early as Tuesday of last week
this had gone SO far that the people
became frightened. BY Thursday terror
was in the air, and many persons were
buying firearms and hiding ammuni-
tion in their houses. DR.. Shields. him
self one of the most conspicuous ad-
vocates Of peaceful measures in the
emergency. said he advised asking for
state troops in the early part of the
week.
In tho office Of the Lehigh Traction
company Is a brown cutaway4 coat
which one of the men, now dead, wore
on Friday last. There are three bullet
holes In 1t, one through the front. ono
through an arm and the third through
the tails. In an inside pocket was found
O cheap revolver. This had not been
used in the riot, because the chambers
contained neither empty nor loaded
shells, aud 1t could not have been fired
before the man was shot, because he
would have had no time to unload it,
This is the only weapon contained in
the whole mob of miners, and tho con-
, ditions indicate that the first shot
could not have come from their side.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Washington.
Pittsburg ut Louisville.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 1s.-Sherift
Martin was seen late last night at his
home in Plains by reporter. When
asked If he had any warrants served
upon him he replied in the negative
The reporter then asked him IL he
would submit to arrest. He said he
did not like to commit himself before
seeing his counsel. He finally volun-
teered the information that he would
submit to arrest after fair and square
investigation and if the proper official
appeared with the warrant. He also
said that his conscience was clear. as
he believed he had only done his duty
as sheriff.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13

Prof. Well, the optican, can be found at
Rna Markat Atraat until further nntiaa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Athletic at Newark.
klonmold at Paterson.
Norfolk at Hartford.
Reading nt Lancaster
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13

Educate Your Bowels with Cascnrets.
lQo nc, G, g, fail, druggists refund money
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13
To Cure Constipation Forever.

Take Ca5carets CandJ CGthattie loc Or I3a
II c. G. G. tall, druggists re;GGd money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13

st. PauI's School Open eo,

Visit the Tradag Stamp stors. s:i
Market street "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13

SATURDAYS ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES.
At Paterson-First game Paterson, 8; Nor.
folk, A. Second game Norfolk, 8; Paterson Q.
At Rchmond-Athletic, 8; Richmond, 5. At
Standardization, 7: Lancaster, 8. At New
ark-Newark, 8; Reading 4.
SUNDAYS ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMA
At Paterfoa-Lancaster. O.; Paterson, L
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-15
Lone Rock RumbIings.

The diphtheria scare Is abont over, as
no new cases have developed.
Our day school has started up again,
with fairly good attendance.
james Williams has been summoned
to appear as witness at Pendleton next
week.
Our Sunday school has just purchased
a new and interesting library, much to
the delight OF the children.
Several Of our church people expect TO
attend the quarterly conference at Con-
don next Sunday and Monday.
Oregon was hit this week with the tail
end Of the snow storm which has been
raging in the Central West for ten days.
Capt. s. II. Miller Of Goldendale ar
rived Saturday, but too late to attend
the burial OF his son-in-law, J. s. McKin-
ney. His daughter and her children
will accompany him home this week.
After two weeks OF horrible suffering
from blood-poisoning, J. 8. Mckinney
died at Fossil last Friday, Jan. 9Th, and
was bnried there next day in the Odd
Fellows cemetery. The sad and un-
timely death OF our neigbbor and friend
has cast a gloom Of sadness over the en-
tire community. Profound sympathy is
felt for his grief-stricken yonng widow
and two little children, who are left al
most destitute. The deceased had been
talking for the last year or more about
joining the Woodmen. bat unfortunately
for his family. the poor fellow was called
away without having chance to join.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-15
Olex Explosions.

Miss Bertha Cochran is visiting in this
neighborhood.
Preaching at Oiex next Sunday even
ing by Rev. Barnhart.
Mr.. Wm. Ralston departed Sunday for
Albany. He considers his brother ] X
ont OF danger.
The beautiful snow is again among us
and trying hard TO get deep, but 1t is not
likely to succeed.
Our singing school met with great sue
cess last Saturday night, the house be-
ing full OF pupils. More are expected out
next time.
AS the ground is frozen a little too
hard to plow, the farmers are again
hauling wheat to Arlington. They al
ways find something to do, winter or
summer.
There seems to be more sickness in
this section than usual, but fortunately
all are improving. J. r. Ralston is inn
proving nicely, as are also Mrs. Schott,
Fred Doerifer, Mrs. Randall, Jas. Larch
and son Of Sam Thomas.
II much more snow falls we may ex-
pect forty bushels Of wheat to the acre
next year and II the present price will
keep up, lookout for good times. Peo-
pie who are "penurious and mean" will
be hale fellows well met, etc, and old
scores will be wiped out, and the print
er will smile along with The rect,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-15

The revival here by Rev. Johns is
still progressing with unabated enthn-
siasm. Rev. Hornibro0k OF Goidendale
had intended to assist him with the
good work, but could not make II suit
to come. However, the presiding elder,
Rev. Robert Warner Of The DaIles, will
lie here next Sunday and will perhaps
assist IN the revival work next week.
Rev. Warner will preach here on Sun
day evening, after which communion
services will be held. On Monday
morning following, at 10 O'Clock there
will be held the regular quarterly con-
ference meeting. at which all Of the
members and those interested In church
work are requested to be present.
The GLOBE, having three or ionr times
more bona fide subscribers in this coun-
ty than any Of the other papers, OF
course was re-desgnated the county Off
cial paper, which position II has held
for the last six years. Notwithstanding
this fact the county printing, amounting
" pcfuhpb FUV year, Was let 70 one OF
the other county papers, which has
scarcely any subscribers In this county
outside Of the town In which II IL pub
lished-because It's bid was few cents
lower than onrs. This makes US think
that II our county court exercised the
same persistency in compelling the large
city firms 10 bid on the contracts Tor
what supplies are furnished this county,
hundreds Of dollars could be saved TO
the county each year.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-15
MayvIIle Mutterings.

Rev. lawson is holding revival here.
ie will be assisted the latter part Of the
week by Rev. Miller Of Pendleton.
Mr.. Frank Rinebart Of Salem and
Mrs. Al Crum Of Rock creek visited
relatives here the latter part OF last
week. So did Budd RiHehart and Geo.
Taylor.
The officers Of the Mayville lodge No.
81 and officers Of Evening Star Rebekah
No. SO were publicly installed by their
s d NJ Thursday last, Brother + 4
Smith Of Condor and Sister Ella Rine.
hart Of Mayviie. After all the officers
we're duly installed a grand feast vas
spread. which had been prepared by the
sister Rebekahs, which was followed by
a speech on 0ddfellowship by Mr.. + p
Weir, also NJ Putz's class in vocal music
singing several selections.
We regret TO announce the death of
Mrs John Perrin, who died last Satur-
day at her home on Pine creek, OF quick
consumption. after an illness Of only a
few weeks. The burial took place Mon
day in the Mayvile cemetery, in the
presence Of very large number Of sor-
rowing friends and relatives. Rev.
Johns preached the funeral sermon.
The husband and three little children.
the youngest OF whom is but six months
old, are left to mourn the untimely
death Of kind and affectionate wife
and mother Deceased was 81 years old.
n n
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-15
County Court Proceedings.
January term, 1897.

January term, 1897.
Roderick 4 Monroe and James M Cam
cron. both Of Scotland, we're duly adj
mitted to citizenship.
PROBATE
Estate Of + n II Laubringer, decd
time extended to Feb LIST for Admr to
file inventory
Estate OF Avis VIM Anderton, mi
nor--saIe Of real estate confirmed.
John Gross appd guardian Of the per-
son Of VIM Gross, q minor.
Francis Gross appd guardian oi the
person and estate Of G w Gross, insane,
Estate Of Phil Heppner, dec'd-Adm,r
authorized to destribnte cash on hand
$500, 10 heirs ut law of deceased.
Resignation Of II Wiper as executor
OF estate Of H w Pentecost, decd, ac-
cepted, and order made for citation TO
Issue TO heirs for hearing as 10 certain
sale OF real estate In settlement OF title,
etc.
J L Cary resigned as J p OF Mayville
precinct, and w q Keys apt ] Z TO fill
the nnexpired term.
Change In Black Butte grade, as peti.
toned for by X w Cooke etal, ordered
opened.
County publishings awarded TO the
Arlington Record--the lowest bidder
at 25c per square.
CoNDoS GLOBE designated the county
official paper compensation to be nomi-
nal, In view OF the fact that county
court proceedings are published as news
matter.
Warrant ordered drawn in favor of G
Schott In lieu OF one lost for amt of$l 80
bond to secure the county on file.
License granted TO q 4 PoftwOod to
sell spiritnous, malt and yinons liquors
in less quantities than one gallon in
Mayville precinct.
Rebate Of 81. .46 allowed Ed Bell on
taxes and warrant ordered drawn for
the same.
Right 81 way granted Chas Mckenzie
Il Go for telephone line from Fossil TO
Arlington. provided same be built with
in six months from Fossil to Condor
and within one year on TO Arlington; I;
the part from Condor 10 Arlington be-
ing optional--line not TO obstruct public
travel, etc.
J. w Maguire apt supervisor OF road
dist No l and j III Bowen apt road
supvr road diet No 2.
COMMISSIONERS COURT
Tax levy fixed as follows: County
purposes 8 mills. school purposes 4 mills,
road purposes u mills, coyote bounty
~ mills. This, with state levy of four
mills, makes total OF 20 mills.
Road poll tax levy Is $2 upon every
person subject TO pay state poll tax.
Road districts re-established: Order
ed that oil that portion Of Gillian coun-
ty lying north Of line commencing ut
the mouth Of ThirtymiIe creek, thence
up said stream to where the North Fork
Of Tbirtymile creek intersects the same,
thence mp said North Fork OF Thirty
mile creek to where said stream crosses
the south line OF sect 81 Up 4s Of % e.
w M, thence east on tp line 10 the +
corner OF Up 5 of 81 e, shall he known
as road district 70 and all that por-
tion Of Gillian county lying south Of the
said line shall be known as road dist No
2.
Road supervisors for 1896 ordered 10
certify an accounting OF road dist tools
in their respective districts to the conn
ty clerk before warrants can be drawn
for their services as snch.
Reports OF all road supvrs for 1896
were accepted upon their filing certified
list Of tools with the cennty clerk, ex-
cept dist No 10, which report was con-
tinued for correction.
GLAZING aITnWEn
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-15
THE CoNDON GLOBE.
FRIDAY. JANUARY is. 1897.


Inc yearly subscription to the GLOBE Is ,i 80.
y PAID In advance Iinot paid In advance 81
wiz be charged. A blue pencil mark around
this notice indicates that your subscription OK.
pires with this issue Please renew pronp,lv
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-15

!, Y. r. Hnrlburt, cashier OF the above-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment II true 10 the best OF my knowledge and
belief. r. T. HUBLBuRT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 31st
day Of December, 1896. H.A. d. GUgLEY,
Notary Public for Oregon.
coEnEcr-Attest:
W. W. srHIwER,l
Ec k.c EpgssPs' E.w.as Directors.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-01-15

l, H. n. Frazer, county clerk OF said Gillian
county hereby eertifythat the foregoing transcript
has been by me carefully compared with, and is
true copy, ana the whole thereof OF the original
of Gillian county, Oregon, jan term, 1897
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
handAnd affixed my official seal this nth day of
Jan, 1891 II, N, FRAZER. County Clerk.
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Yachting.

Tho committee Of seven yachtsmcn appointed
at the fr-t nee ing Of the yachtsmen OF this
country and C,nada for the purpose Of draft.
ing q set Of uniform bylaws and racing rules to
govern the proposed National Yachting League,
met at the office of Newbury d. Lawton. 10
Wall street. Amilius Jarvis. representing the
lnterlnke Yachting Association. and Frank
Bovine Jones, Secretary Of the Council of the
Yacht Racing Union Of Long Island Sound.
were the only absentees. the delegates present
being Harold Sandcrson. Larchmont Yacht
Club; Louis NJ. Clark of Boston, Massachusetts
Yacht Racing Association: j. MacDonough OF
San FRANCISCO. Pacific Yacht Racing Associa.
ton. and n. D. LRwton. Atlantic Yacht Club.
Tho committee practically agreed upon an
equitable ret OF rules for the government OF tho
league, the fin selection having been evolved
from various ideas and suggestions that have
been submitted from time to time by the sew.
eral members. In framing the new laws, which
must be submitted bhck TO tho various clubs
and associations before being finally adopted,
great care was taken to allow the utmost lati-
tudo as to racing rules. which are anything hut
uniform in the different sections OF the country,
their object being to avoid giving, the slightest
grounds to any club for holding aloof from the
new organization. the sole purpose OF which Is
to further the interests OF yacht racing.
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Racing at NJ. lOutn.

81. LOUIS, Sept. q.-The races at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted an followsi
FIRST Raee-Chiswell, 10Y Hall).. 10 TO IL wont
braw Scot, w &c. Slaughtrr). 10 TO l. second' Iaso'
loS 70. Combs, to |, tn, rd. Time. l:SpSS .,.,
second Race-Eleven.sixteenths OF q miie.ZsirJ 10
WalO. = TO .. second; Kate Rutherford. 100 70. Muir
phy), Ito l. thlri. Time, 1909.
Tnird Race-Three.ouarters OF q mile.-Juanita,9 %
GrosD, barred In tn bettlngi siddubia, iOs %.
th I'd; Aquarclla, pS CNixonI, 4 to 1, fourth. Time,
l;l5.. Bets were paid on siddubia to win; Reel for
the place and AQuarella to show.
Fourth Race-Eleven.sixtcenths OF q miie.-Ferrall,
ITO 20. CombaN, l to o, won; Lady Of the West, ITO
lSnelD. 20 to ], second; Dave Waldo, 100 CFoucon).
Q to 3. third. Time, iOSs..
FIFTH Race-Three.quarter. Of q i07
(Hinkeyl. 3 to L., won, Nicholas. l0l &C. Slaughterl
. to 10, second; Neddler, i04 Hsrt), to l.. third
sixth Race-one mile Tranby. III Hinkey), o to
z, won Con Regan. 90 CSouthard). 10 TO ], second;
Can Gallop, 1Ol (Hall). Q TO 4. third. Time. l;4Bk.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 2.-Th!s the next to the last day
or the Newport rsces saw about the poorest attend.
anre Of the meeting. Summarize
First Race-SiN furlon y. -iIeritage. l02 (Everett),
d to ]. won; Carrie Lyle. l02 CCharles). o to /, sec.
ond; Rampant, lO2 tThornton), 10 to !, third. Time.
l:l6s1.
second Race-Five and n half furlonB-.-Lanky Bob.
100 toverton). 5 TO |. won; ueor9ie c log IGlcason).
even, second; Dutch Comedian, l05 tJames). . to l,
third. Time. l;l0.
Third Race-one mile and q sixteenth IA. b. O.,
loa (overtonD, even, won; Jamboree. 1Ob (James). 5
Tire. 1:50o.
Fourth Race-one mile.-Performance, lO7 HilI),
even. won; hertie Reed. 100 Everett, 3 to |. sec.
lash.
Fifth Race-Four and q half furlongsy-Ada Rus
sell. ITO tOvertonl. 2 to l, won; Aunt Maggie. 10
(Akerl. 10 t. l.. ,e'ond; Lena Myers, Ito (Fowler).
IL to /, third. Time, 0:563.
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On the Harlem Track.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-TWO f~avorltes. one second choice.
and three outsiders won at Harlem to-day. sum.
mnrles:
First Rsce-s,x furlones-Globe Y. az &C. Gray. Q
to !. won; Stars and stripes. "a q. Woodsl, 0 10 =,
second; Lady Marie. "a IN. Brown. go to /. third.
Time, 1910.
Second Racr-Five furlongs.-Crystalline. 100 "a.
Barrett), 2 to |, won; Candle Black, 100 q. Woods),
20 TO 1. second; Pearl. los IT. Burns). = to o. third.
Tim . l:0l4.
Third Race-six furlongs.-Jos Shelby. 81 Donald.
SOM. y to l, won; Moriarty. s7la IT. Burns). even
money. 9 ,cond Teeta May, 100 cCaywood), 10 to \.
third. Time. l:l5a.
Fourth Rsce-Six furiongs-Imp, OF Up. Clay, Ito
o, won; Harry Duke, 1861 Ct. Murphy. . TO /. SEQ
ond A. use, ll3 "A. Barrettl, o to =. third. Time. l:l3.
Fifth Race-One mile and q sixteenih.-Nt cedah.
100 NV. DEAN. 10 TO /. won: Tony Honing, 90 don.
sldsonl. IL to !; second; Oh 'rlie Christy. l0o Ct.
MURPHY. 6to D. third. Time, l:4si2.
sixth Race:-six ~furlongs Blue JACK I, 90 .CCon.
second; Helen Wren, los ct. Burns), 8 to /, third.
Time, l:l5.
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sseond, Counties rrmA iO7 PisrOtp. 8 20 .. thira.
Third Race..seyen turionFs.-L. w. 100 20. Rienp.
Ato Wont Alice .. l1a MorTisoul, 2 to 8, secondi
van kirkman' lug Campbell 80 TO l, third. Time
Fourth Rsce-slI furiongn-Reiie Bramble, Zoe
Morrsonl, Q 70 2, wont Judgs Wardell. sS Cslackl'
third. Time, Hiss.
Fifth Race-SellinR; sig furionRs. -BlackinR Brush.
lot CPiggott). . to /, won, Red Tor, IO7 (MurrisonI
z 70 10; seconds chiouita, iot ccampben). 10 70 l.
Sixth Ra e-sellins, one mle.-vice Regal, lot
HnandaiD. lutol !, won; Sir Erral. 100 SCampoeuY'
third. Time. l;Aea.
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NIAGARA. Sept. 1.-Two final matches were
played In the international tennis tournament
at Niagara-on-the-Lako to-day. The scores:
Open Singles-Final Round-W. s. Bond beat
NIL. whitman. 10, 60, 9-6, go, 8-2.
and NJ. u: Whitman beat c. !. Budiong and w,
b. Bond. SO. SO. 8-2. IS.
CENTRE HARsoR, N. H.. Sept. 2.-The New
Hampshire State champion lawn tennis tourna-
ment proved to DO a partial failure this season
through tho lack OF entries. Only seven players
entered the singles, and the doubles we're aban-
doned; beals c, Wright OF Boston proved TO DO
the winner OF hrst place yesterday after two
Days OF play. This morning he met Janus Terry
Of Hart ord. the last year's holder OF the State
championship. and was beaten after four sets OF
clever play. He will also challenge j. Parmley
Paret oil New York for the Senter House chal.
lehge cup. and this match will DO played to-
morrow morning, Score:
championship sinBles-ChAllsngs Round for stats
oSsiisSn sIs: 5s5yb ssOldsf ssS' ssals q Wright