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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
TONS Oh, NITRo.GLxcEnrsE
hNptodes, Causing the Earth 10 Trean.
bic for NIilcs-Six Killed

london, Feb. 2.-Twenty tons Of nitro
SlScerlne exploded a Nobels explosive
factory at Stevenson, this morning. kill
ing six persons.
me shock was tremendous-beyond
description -
All the windows in railroad train q
oozen miles away were smashed.
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EDEY A THE BROKERS.
WINNER OF THE sTooK EXCHANGE
GOLF HANDICAP.

Thirty-ave Players Elniuh IN One o. the Nest
suoeessrsi Matches 90 the peason-ascdon.
ala Leads Teller ~ n streke-A Chineso
GSug Gees 70 shaw for tie neoby Prise.
Mamron and the ~rivalries Of Change were
forgotten BY the brokers Of tho Stock Exchange
yesterday 'as they climbed the hills with the
enthusiasm OF schoolboys on q holiday in their
Hrst annual golf handicap at tho Knollwood
Country Club. The handicaps ranged from
plus six to thirty strokes of, and tho
players really should have been divided
into two classes. 1t was q successful
affair. however, and tho scores compare favor
ably with those Of the different club tourna-
ments, class for class. The Stock Exchange
committee, composed Of Ransom II. Thomas,
Daniel Chauncey. e. ". Jewett, ]. Borden Har.
riman, and II. p. Tolor, kept tho handicaps q So
crot until every card was handed In. When the
ratings were put up 1t was seen that w. 8.
Edcy, the weu.known wing shot, led with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-13

A. ?. Kelley, Hnorwood- oroes. H'oap> Net.
f Ss'.".'t ssS'SSssi Ge-Ssss 100 = ,os
Charles Barton. Staten Island Cricket Club
Gn.,.", sTsssss SS -sS ,ss 90 10,
W A. Putnam, pyksr Meadow
f Out. SsSSsss ~ ,,U 1, 10,
W. O.. Borlsnd, westohestsr Colt
Ga',...i siSsS9 81 ,ss 90 ,oa
1. O. McKesver. OAKLAND
out.....d eie 9 e-Se ,.o 81, "a.
g. W. Doubleday, ApAwamis-
Hfna.....7 Us sNSiSli lSs-SSS 1876 70 lou
w. D. Hatch, westchester County
in.,... tSET 8 3 5-Ss 100 n log
L. Greer. wostohester q. c.
Gfas..:":s 8 3 sien ! 3 SIS SIS ,sS 90 100
r. La Montague, Jr. RockAway Hunt
Ga':..:ss SigiG Ss--SSt4 IL, 10 100
F. W.. Jackson. westchesterC County
Efn'..':i7 3 ~ III 'Ga-SSS 1877 10 100
4. W. Jswett, Dyker Meadow-.
f Ga'..': sGsS5lS 3 1--SSSS 1T = ITO
+ Q. de veau, wostchester Golf
0ut....l0 IL I'll 9 9-sl
In...... o go 0 2 Q Q Q 7-s7 las 20 lis
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Sow YORK. foot OF Chambers
ct, as folloyE, aud rve inmates earlier frnn West
pId st;
O.n0 \. N. -vrsuhu'e Express dsily for wayerly,
J.Op BinHhRmtbn, Eimiia, Buffalo. bradford, ar
riveS Sun lio 500 y. NJ farlor ear 10 Hunaio.
ONO y. VI. -Vestlbule iiuitsd. : Fast matt daily.
Z!OO So Id train for mi ago, Via chsrtauqua Lake.
arrives Cleveland AT f'fO A, NJ, Chicago 5 T.. NJ.
sleepcrs to Chicago. Cleveland. ana Cincinnati. Din.
ing car
-O0 y. NJ .-Bnnaio and Cleveland vestibule Ex-
.OO pres. daily, arrives at Burnlo ms A. NJ,
bradford 7;l5 A.. NJ, jamestown 800 A, NJ, Cicvs.
land 1915 i, NJ, ~iSleepers TO Buffalo and CieyelandD,
making direct connection for DetrJit. Chicago. and
the ", ST.
o.fD Niagara Fails, Solid train to Chicago. Sleep.
es to Hornei!,viiie. Chicago. and Cincinnati. Dining
car.
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS. AMI PULLMAN
L O"CoMhODATiON ~ AIMS, 26l, +Ol and p57
broadway. i27 Bowrry. 100 Hast iRath st. and al
West s5th g. ~chambers and, West ssf 81. ferries.
New York a9S and 728 Fulton ~, 100 Broadway,
Brnoklyni 200 Hudson st.. Hobokrn. and Jersey City
station. WeStcott's ETpress calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels aud res!d .nces to destination.
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sgsin sSiHsd at this point, coming out nom
dos,s sdpu With : rush. "n The 'pf nood sido. y wss
wsrns msrihsrs il bot6.fair weather and foul,
that wasp rad also walked through Emersjdis
lee, passing, hor at 1:i7:o0. and being the nrst
were timec Ca a. ~ foiloHs, .n VASE %eti 1885, soS 'G E%sr
aid. 1920; Colonie, 2:07;3o.
When colonie allied away on tho broad reach
Scotland Lightship, the msinsail OF tho Wasp
looking like a slender silver limo against the
the Colonia squared away. and had their star
BOARD ecuppers. Awash, while they, dashed the
spray pnerrily to leeward. Emerald was at this
point eight minutes ten seconds ahead OF Colo
MIA.
After passing tho Scotland light1hip tho wind
H Wsst. which sES,R held tn and lime insrd snS% Il hh strength wSs.in until
i $ssss api y a. r. I 4 % " ' e e S = s |sS% rs s ! *
ala az ' Ps. :aspR Es sSS cam s snd ball slliTn az s:i H. ssel tho wasp wasp
course home was with lifted sheets on the port
tack. The summaries:
~soHooNERs.
xor,.. o,vu.r.. R ksS5sS El S.:. coT Tss.
G f@s?.;a: /: 3: T. I; s s:...fi /: :sG:,s :f$s
Amorita. ....w. o. Broksw .7l.ss Did not nnish.
sLooPs.
Wnp.......H. !. Lippist.. .5t.eI ttb % t45 o.
sycc. 10y, N. Hoyt. $50. b0.S6 0 OIL 30 I 65 10
Eidolon. ). James Weir. Jr, AZ, 81 DISQUALIFIED,
Eorota ......R d. Burnham. Al. "a o OF 80 D ST 80
hkfsta. ,...., 0eorge Hill. "a. 81. TO Not timed.
Acushle. -. n. w Hanhn d. "a. 90 Did not nninh.
Hera,....... Ralph N. Ellis. 80. 90 Not timed.
~sLooPs-S0-FooT CLASS.
Wa Wa. . . james stillman 5000 3 a. 90 s a. SO
vaqnero III"H h: Duryea 81 81 ZOO 3 A 90 3 a. 90
Musme ......J MARLBOROUGH &c. 90 3 b3 90 8 So 90
o~ArBoArs-ALL IN ONE CLASS
porothy-....G. 7, LarIslcre. ss.si 9 ss 90 &c 90
oui Vive .9t.0e Did not nnish.
Tho winners. wero Emerald, Wasp, vaQuero
III, and Dorothy.
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Railroads.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 23d st. (Penn. r. RI, Cortlandt
or Deahroases 81.
.Indicates time from West 28d st. Other ngures
phow time from Cortlnndt or Dssrrosses 81.
sa,I1. EDO A. M daiIy Sunday .S;ib. = A. NY
for MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
sJISb. aiIB A. NJ. daily Tor WILkEsBARRE
sCR ANTOS week dayD- Ell MiR weak daysI
ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BuFFALo, MAJ.
ARA FALLS. md the West and principal local points,
dining car and chair car to Bun 10.
slOtpS, IOiaO A NJ. daiiy. exccpt SUNDAY. for
MAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate points.
sIltS5, 1900 noon daily. except sunday.
~ HTSCN nTaNOSn Ky pJt ESS"
Arrive. nunaio e.s5 p NJ Pnlnnan yes,i,tnis nav
arr,cs punHno v'oo !, ~" Iul'nan Nes.ip"is gay
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BALTIMORE "a OHIO,

DeuVt Now lOrk, loot OF IIDUrly st, daily,
CHICAGO, 700 =. NJ, and 1915 night.
PlTTSBURg, $50 eK. sunday ZOO sun, ~: Is night
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, 10 A.. NJ. 300 y. N. ~
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. :, 1000 Dining Carr,
ll:8O A, NJ. dining Gao. z 900, $40 Opln mn Car. z 800
Dining Carr. y i. ". 1910 night. sunday. 1900 tDin.
Ing Carr, ll;a0 A. NJ, Dining Carr, 200 Dining Car,
$500 DininK Carr, u + b.. I2il6 night.
NORFOLK, 1880 A. NJ. daily.
NEW oRLEAN. q rough Sleepcrl. 300 p. NJ. daily.
All trains are Illuminated with PIN, sch light.
onices: ll9. i72, sol, 434. ll40 Brgaiway, ~ East
hS16 a. isI howSry; New York. saA ssa4 fulton Y
nation.
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Bosie match 1t Patsrson.

PATERSON, June IA boyle tournament was
tho attraction at the Paterson links this after
noon. H.. G. Knox was the winner, coming in
three down undOr the Colonel" The score
shows the number OF holes each player was
down to boyle.
II. G. Knox, 81 ,. SCOTT. II r. b. LOWS. 4; W. O..
SCOTT, g u. RersnbAch, Of y: y. RossncrantH, b. D. O.
D. Burnett. 7Iy. y. Lewis. Z, II. Tuttle, a. A. GraAam,
TN. Gordon. " =. 0heEArdL 81 W. Y. Cooke. y, w.
summer, q
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"Youns GriGO Released from the Psniten.
tAry.

young Critic" the %pugilist, surprised the
Tendorloin sportS yesterday afternoon by APP
pearing on Sixth avenue dressed in q neat-httiny
blue serge suit, russell shoes, and "A straw hat.
IL was the Australians first visit TO this part OF
the town In over nine months, and he was re-
ceived rather warmly by many friends and ad.
mirers.
Critic was released from the Kings County
Penitentiary yesterday morning. and was met
at the prison door by his manager. Hughey be-
He said that he weighed 1873 pounds stripped,
He was glad to hoar that he had been matched
TO meet Kid McPartland, as stated in yester-
days Bun. He would rather light LAvigne, he
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANXA AND EsTRRN
T. II.
stations In Rev York, foot or barclay and
Christopher SITS.
VHSTIBULE TRAINS. BCFFEr

CAItS, rISrSCH LiGitT.
Direct route 10 Newark, Bloomfield, NontclAir, the
Oranges. summit, Bernardsville,B Asking Ridge, Madt-
son, Morristown, Passsic. Paterson, Boonton. Dover.
Stanhope. Newton, Buids Lake. Lake Horatcong.
HAckettstowu. Schooley's Mountain. Washington.
Phillirsburg. EasIon, Water Zap, stroudsburs. Pocono
Mountain. Scranton. Ptttston. w.ikesbarre, Nanti-
ton. oxford, Norwich, WatcrNille, Utica. RichheId
Springs, Cortland, Syracuse, oswego. Ithaca. o'Sego,
Elmira, Corning, Bath, Dansville, Buffalo. aud all
points West, Northwest. aud Southw 80.
800 =. N.-Biugharntou Mall. stops at principal
stations.
1000 a. M.-tCafe car, Buffalo. Scranton. hing.
hamton. owego, Ithaca, Flmira, Syracuse. and os.
wego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars, Con-
Meeting AT Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West
Hoo y. M.-.Scranton. Binghanton. aud Eli uira Rx-
press, Pullman buffet parloT cars.
4iOO y. .-Scranton, Wilktsbarre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buret parlOr cars.
100 q. M.-(DNly)--ChicaRo Ne't.bule Limited Er-
press for Scranton. BInRhanton, Elmlra, Buffalo.
Pullman buffet slice ping car. New York to Chicago.
Dining car west of Buffalo,
SiBO y. M.-t~Dailyl-Iiunai Express. Pullman
slecpers FOR scranton. BIN fhamton. Rimira. Bath.
Mt. Norris. and RunNlo, arriving BuIalo 5 AN.
0iDO y. N.-CDAily-lunalo scranton. IIngham.
ton, Owego, Ithaca, Elnira, Utica, syracuse, and
Oswcgo Express. Pullman hufret slerpers.
Gaze 4 Sous. Ltd. llH bro dway. IA farE place, and
42a broadway, Tickets at Ferry stations. si2 iiruad-
way, III ltll ay., cor 18th It IL Vest l25th ST., 235
Columbus Rv. New York; 83S aud 72J Fulton ST..
and l0B Broadway, brooklyn. Time tables giving
fun Information at all stations,
WeStcott'J Express Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or rosldence To destination.
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BROOKLYN Y. G.. REGATTA.
Defiance. Ethel. and Jennie n. win In Theil
Renpectiyo Clnneen.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club held It's fortieth
annual regatta yesterday afternoon in Graves
end Bay. There wero three classes-35-foot
sloops, mainsail yachts, and q special for 21-foot
mainsail yachts. The larger boats sailed over
an lsia.milo course. the starting line being of
the clubhouse. Thence they sailed to Old
Orchard shoal buoy. thence TO q point Of Coney
Island. and then back to the starting line. In tho
open mainsail class there was but one entry, T.
]. Bergen's crack Ethel. She sailed over .
16,mile course alone. The 21.footers sailed to
Old Orchard Shoal and return, . distance Of 10
southwest breeze holding true all through the
regatta. Summary:
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sharpsLsotsrs TO Sail for Europe.

Gus Zimmerman. the noted ride shot. will head .
party OF nifty OF the New York Independent Sharp.
shooters who will sail for Europe next week to par.
ticipate In the international shoot at NurnberE, Cor
many. July I 20 l2. II Is expected that between
5000 and 1000 sharpshooters from all over the world
will ba 1T the shoot.
The New York delegation viii leave on the Augusta
Victoria next Thursday. Tho party will include 2im.
mermaSp, Capt. Weber, Fred Rosa, Ignatz Martin, u,
Pope oebhafdt KrauAE, August Begsrow. J. Liebs.
and NJ. Cute.
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n~rOoLIyn's Law Department or the Dianop.


Brooklyn politicians OF high and low degree were
quite conspicuous at the Prospect Park Parade
Grounds Yesterday afternoon, whore the employees
OF the County Clerks once crossed bats with tho
men employed In the of1os OF the District Attorney.
District Attorney Backus did not relish the way tho
Worth men piled up tho runs In the nrut three Inn.
inEs and came In from the nsld ana went In tho
box himself. Backus hRd the Worth battors at his
mercy in the two inninss he piiched ana hut for
the ragged support IN tn" held not q run would have
been scored. At the conclusion OF the game the
District Attorney remarked to . friend; Here.
after the employees OF the District Attorneys OF.
nee must pass q civil service examination In the
Of the national game The teams play cd
as follows:
District Attorneys orce-LLtle. pitcher, Law.
ton. catcher; Caldwell, nrst base; Reinnardt, second
base; Daily. third base; II. Worth. aho, tstop, Sims,
right nnldi Blckus. centre neld; Armstrong. lerI
neld.
County Clerks ~omce-Lockyer. second bAasl Be.
dell. Bhorihtop; HAilock. third basel Lynch, pitch.
ei Bears. right neidi Graham. catcher; Neag ner,
centre neld; MayerhoitZ. nrst base; Jacobs, left
neld. Tho score;
District Attorneys once. ....s I Ola
County Clerks onioe. . 49,. Ia ~ 10 Z o-4v
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ts 70 Secomo't the champion light

weight Of the world.
want It understood said Critic, that no.
one 10 authorized to make any matches for me
except Huehey Behan. He 10 my manager and
I vii. b. guided by what he says and docs. I re.
gard Kid McPartland as n clever fellow and /
think our match ought. to be q very interesting
meet Lavigne. and then I may possibly 10 to
England, which country ! have never seen, 1
will DO on hand with Bohan on Monday after
Partland." FE' :.
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z. Chamborlin, Baltusrol- Gross. Toap. Net.
iEnu........iicc ! Ss'5 S,s : SS--ssss $50 so 1870
W. Harry Motley. Richmond County
Out. ...le 8 IL ~ 10 I'll 5ll-go
In...... o 9 7lil4 Bl9 7-79 Ice % lso
John n. Shaw. Baitusroi-
Out. .....o 10 6lb 6ll 1881
In. ......7 517l9 Q IL Is 600 III 90 ltl
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Fairfield County Golfers OatDlay tho 0aatea
lslaadorS.
At the links that charmed the visitors by their
beauty. but dAzxled them when II came to play
ing. the Staten Island Cricket and Baseball
Club team met with . defeat at the Fairfield
County Coli. Club yesterday. The special fea-
teur champion Of 1894, by Douglas, and the rec
ord made by Cox t39) on the last nine holes. The
summary:
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At he Tuxedo Links.

TUXEDO, June l2.-The Tuxedo Golf Club
team defeated the Morris County Golf Club In a
match to-day at the Tuxedo links by tWenty-one
holes up. The
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WUlTE STAR LINE.

Teutonic.. June -. noon Majestic. ..June 80. nooa
Britannis June 30. noon Garlnan:c. July Z, noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier %. North River. once . Broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
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Tean Match At New BrunsvioL.

NEW B~RUEswIcK, june 1.-THE Hillside Ten.
mis- and Golf Club Of Plainfield defeated the New
Brunswick Club team on the latter's links to-
day by the following score:
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Ards,.y ov.rvh.,-, p,k.r Meade,

Ardsley Overwhelns Dyker Meadow.
A visiting team from the Dyker Meadow Golf
Club was treated to some fast golf by tho Ards
Icy Club team At. Ardsley yesterday. the homo
players winning by forty-two holes. The score:
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OLD DOMINION LINE

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Newport News.
Petersburg. Portsmouth,, Primers Point. Richmond,
virginia Beach. Va. and washingfo on. D. c.. daily, ex.
crpt sunday, from Pier 20. NORTH River. Sailing
urday ct I p. II. W. L. .
vioe-Pres. and Trnnjc Mgr,
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HstIey Downs Glen hiags.


In the team match at Glen Ridge Yesterday
the Nutley Golf Club won after q oloeo contest
from tho Glen Ridge Golf Club players. The
acofo.
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y RATEPoAD.
STATIONS loot Oh Wee. ~ensy'A ~ street and Des-
rv-rhe, e srYsses sI sna from SSn,i beS6r osrsst and cort,auds
streeis q. ~ minutes Later than that given below for
T Tss,S 4. Z. si FxsT s' SSatGfPP.:-pp,lm.n Buns, p.rlor
tt ar NV York ." pI,isbu g =, q. T. ing Gar Pit''1urs
:: Z sf I: :: S & sSiSFSi = fs;' :-af$;ffiHH Il c:fyf1sas,
sS@sidsn'e cars s,f Fd9 ehi Sss,as; c a%e1ansi 1 TOie do.
,s Saoi mt n. le eHa11ao zH E6r 81. ISU i; E ESq.f r
SIS, nSs "a =. s b. w KS 1 SisiiI ExP + tss'eFor SC c, cSslsi
.s fSi'i r. vi Fo s6 63'fiS SFsfP! sssq EHFREss.-rorcln
7s s;asa :: ia ID. fsap; e kk%tfS;Ess.-ror rl,..ours
anti Ch:nago., CONNECTS for Cleveland and Toledo
Wss1iiSGroS AND the SOUTH.
'' is::s s:i i;bs S fS:is s "6sas sHsa.Hs if Liim. VA al farIoi
e ea4 D s9s5p cs N. III, Sig a an!pins sunday Gn5S; 4i s!ss PUTS, s:ss.
lo;tSA:M ls.ib Gong essionai Lin J. al ,PaIlor
81 s s$ $s nv Ss \; is ~ . 4s!s;1s '' .:,, ' p ~. 'D ,si,s
IANTie 'S9Asr L~1NE,-ETpress, s;a' A. M. and
FOR OLE P6lsr ceMf9kT and NoRFoLK."a:Si
A Z Ttet f ifT.1 als bro e: a aud sH cSi,landt streets
only. l:oo +. n. week days:
AS dSsnn n' Grove. AMI asdSD Paint a'f FIes:nnt from ,pssSTss:s::
s s!4o os sEio. and S''f f.:Sc Ply F! Il '' s&an Al H:; t o:4t 4 M; x.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ited), p:55 Dining Carr. 1885. Ii:5b A. NJ. 1a:65,
l:o5, 2;55. s:09.. 4a29. 4:2b Dining Caro-. A;4S
s..s " lao night sundays t;!'' 7;33, SAG,
Dining Carr. $50. 425 Dining Car. $3.50 Dining
Carr. o:55 Dining Carr. 7.i0. 7:55. s:55 P. ". 1910
pISht,
tt ket onice Sos. 4sl. o44, 1920, 1928. Ill. and col
Broadway. l Aston House, West twenty .thir Street
Station. and Stations foot OF DesbrussA - and Cort-
lendt sts.; I Court It. $50 Fnlton St. w Broadway.
and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn; Stat on,
Jersey oity. The New York Transfer Company viii
call for and chock bag cage from hotels and resi-
dences through to destination.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General PAss'r Agent
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Handicap ~ BaituaroL.

In tho first weekly handicap Of the season at
the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday the SCORES
were:
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tho regular weekly handicap tho cards re-

In the return match at MontclAir yesterday
between the teams Of the st. Andrews Golf
Club and the Montclair Golf Club the visitors
were beaten by fifteen holes. The score:
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OreRn 2teamers.
AMERICAN mi

NEW
.- Sailing every Wednesday at 10 4. NJ. =
81. PAUL....... June 10 OHIO. ....... Sat, June 90
go. Sat. June w PARIS ......... June so
81. OU1 ,....... June p8lST, PAUL.,.....,, July 2
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
Sailing every wednesday.
Eoordland June 10, noon Friesland June GO, noon
Berlin. sat Tune la. 0 lkcnsinr, June 80, At3O 2 M
COMPANY.
Piers IL and 10. North River. onicc, o Bowling Green.
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The Junior team OF St Andrews, composed of
boys under IA years old, with Archibald Reid as
Saegkil Golf Club. Yonkers. with the following
result:
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HAM URG. AMERICAN LINE.
II STEAMSHIP Co.

OCEAN TRIPS.
Superb new, fast teamRhips JOH ENGIIS and
sail Tuesdays, Thursdays. ana Satur-
days at . +. NJ. for Portland, Me-, connecting for East
ern points. Commencing June "a, steamers will leave
every week day except W. nesday from New Yorl.
STEAMERS nttod with every modern Improvement for
comfort and luxury. This 10 the most comfortable
route to all points East. ueceSsitating no chan Ses.
Low fares. Quick passaEes. Tickets at Pier -, L. r.,
Cook 4 son. 1898 and nsl Broad way.
II. HALL, Agt, Pier IS, E r.
NORTH GRRMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LoNDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS
Saale, Tu, June 10, 10 AN. Lain, Tu. June go. 10 AN.
Trave, Tu. June 20. 10 AN. Hsvel, Ju, July 6.lo
OELRICHS 4 CO, z Rowling Green.
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ANCHOR Lime.

GLAsdOW VIA
weekly from Pier 81, n. r., foot West cath at.
Furnessia. June 10. noon Ethiopia. e. juno go, noon
city OF Rome, July Q aud Sept. 4.
For new illustrated book Of tours and passage rates
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PURELY PERSONAL.


II. II. Mackey left this morning
on the M. s. M. for Laredo.
Max Kowitz of Galveston, arrived
on the steamer Yesterday.
W. S. Dougherty; mounted inspec-
tor at Hidalgo, arrived yesterday on
: visit to his mother and Sister.
Mrs. Santos Barton and daughter;
Miss Marie, of Hidalgo, arrived in
the city last evening and are the
guests of the family of John Meal
len.
G. Weekes, wife and child arrived
on the steamer yesterday. Mr.
Weekes is Quaker missionary and
he and family left this morning for
the Matameros mission.
Mrs. S. II. Bell, Miss Bell, Misses
Margaret and Mona Bell, wife and
daughters of Rev. S. H. Bell. post
chaplain at Fort Brown, arrived last
evening On The steamer.
Mrs. r. P. Anderson, wife of DIR.
r. p. Anderson Of South Carolina,
who recently opened dental Office
here, arrived on last evenings sieams
or to join her husband. They will
make Brownsville their home.
Gov. Mainero left Matamoros this
morning, on his return 10 Victoria
A large number of prominent Off
Gals and citizens escorted the gov
ernor 10 the station and accompa-
MED him some distance up the road,
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DEAFNESS CANNOT
BE CURED


by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way 10 cure
deafness. and that is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by
an inflanled condition OF the mucous
lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets infiamed ton
have a rumbIing sound or imperfect
hearing. and when. it is entirely
closed deafness is the result; and I'M
less the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be he
stroyed forever. nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh. which is MOTH
ing but an infiamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give Cine Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure: Send for cir
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F. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
Halls family Pills are the best.
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Notice of Meeting.

The annual meeting of tile stock
holders of the Brownsville and Gulf
railroad company will be held at
the Office of the company, Browns
rille, Texas, Tuesday, 18th Of June,
1897, at 10 o'clock a. M, for The pur-
pose Of elccting directors and the
transaction CT such other business as
may be brought before the meeting
The transfer books of the company
will be closed at 3 O'Clock p. M,
June II, and remain closed until
three days after final Adjournment
of the meeting.
The regular anEual meeting of the
board of directors will be held at the
same place OF the same date.
E. CALME1. Secretary.
Brownsville, Texas, May Ia, 1897.