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rotaIs-Tappin. o., Jennings, OF,

The playing of Miss Beatrix Hoyt. the woman
Jr.. Was the feature Of the mixed foursomes.
They made the best gross score, l03, but as they
Tie Sri hsnd! Tss ssssA R.s' scores ssa; sf fsiie ssl!sN to gain
Harold rsppin and Mrs, }, C. Tappln-
Gn.:::::s ss1s5ss ss-ss-l,s so ss
In Ga', ::.s Ssss'5 ss--ssd5-,,, 10 10,
Harry D. Holins. Jr. and Miss Beatrt1 Hoyt-
f2sa.::::oo 1875 s SIS 90 ,1s
y. J. Armstrong and Ma. elsie Nicholas
G fS': III S,S III 3 o,Gs--s%S-,s7 3. ,,s
Richard Wharton and Miss Maud Nicholas
2n.::::is 70 8 6 7iSs'9 ssiss -SS-,.s so IL.
Joshua Sands and Miss Henderson,
f GHt:::.'S 1855 ss-ssSS-lso go ,lO
Z. S. Knapp and Miss Rosalle Moran
2s' '.:":,s sSSs'G III Ss15l -54S-,.a 20 ,ss
Cambridge Livingston and Miss K. do Goicours-
2p': Ill \ : : : SIS 55ii55--ssss-,e. IS 1877
Percy wharton and Miss Alice de GoicouriA-
nut: s osiS'Ss i%9lSS Sslr c-ss-,ss So les
). B Taller and Miss Natalie Moss-
nut: $685. ! 80 10 Is,
There was some very good golf played on the
links Of tho Staten Island Cricket Club yester-
day during the regular monthly handicap In
classes A and B. There were only ave Oompsti-
tors in class A. The scores follow:
oro.a H,. Net.
r. st. O. Walker
Gfs':*::s sts:s:s: 80 . ..
SfS S'":::; II s''S5ss32: - .. . &.
f2Ss:".S sss4!ss s=s9-,,. !. .,
p. 4. Cook
rig s4sS:i; ::- - . o.
2fss.'::::s ssss:Hs ss &c.,. /. ..
Hs' ss:&ss: SIS $50. .. s,
f Es':::::$S s1;9s5: e: 100 1. O.,
iGssSs::::@::s s'sS't3ss3ss--s 20 100 !. 8,
Walter D. HAws-
Gut: ::s$S33:sss5-ss 81 10. l. 6.
fs'::;::; 77sissSs s =-ssss-.s. 8, 90
Gs':: ssssSssss s 81 81 ..
iG S':":::s Sssss's &c: s-ss-... l. o.
fGs':stE st:ssR : :s==ss::-,.. .. ..
GfSs:":: sSsssu So s-:i-,.. 80 10.
GS'."s iS'4S s -ss !. ,.s
WATCH HILL. +. l., Sept. Tho following
scores were mado this afternoon in the club
bnndicap tournament for mon and women:
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The grand totals for thirty holes were: Travis.
144: Cutting. 1853.
In the Consolation Cup final, which was at
eighteen holes, the contestants were c. l. Tap
pin, westbrook Club, and s. A. Jennings.
Queens County Club. Tappin was 8 up at tho
second half Jennings was very wild In some OF
his approach shots. 30 that Tappin, who played
very evenly; finally won the trophy by 4 up and
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Mistellaurous

DILL. CLERK Salary g. per week. Address, With :
ID full particulars, PROGRESS, box ia Sun onlce. p"
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committee sent the class =" letter alott instead.
Commodore Postley refused TO recognize the
signal as the END of the race and shouted to the
committee that he would continue. The signal
had been understood on the Amorita, and she
doubtless lost some valua BILE time by steering
for the nearest point OF the imaginary line in.
stead Of the stakeboat. which she was finally
bignalled to round and continue tho race. The
smaller boats finished at the end OF the first
round and were timed as follows:
SHARK. A;25:l9; Goblin, <:3o: AS; Kite. A:5l:2S.
Tho Venccdor withdrew at 4:lO:Oo. The wind
veered to the northeast, and finally settled in
fair WHOLESALE breeze. The following times
were taken as the remaining boats crossed the
finish line:
syce, o:o2:ls; Colonia. e:22:32; Amorita, e,Al:6s.
The summaries:
Elapsed Corrected
Length. TINE. Time.
Yacht and Gunner. Feet. II. n. Q Il. N. S.
Co!onia. { A. Postley. ...... sS.l3 . II 80 8 II 30
Amorita. W. Brokaw. ....14.o1 0 SO oS y zS 90
s~LooPs-5l.FooT CLASS.
Syce. +. n. Mediterranean. 5O.S6 Q az 10 5 &e 10
Nercedor, II. L. Gillig ... 1851 Did not nnish.
s~LooPs-3oFoor CLASS.
Goblin. c. W!4'man"..ssII IS .sI45
sLoo~rs-2o-Foor CLASS.
Shark, Rouse 4 HOyt....... 20.0D 4 O5 10 4 05 10
Wave. L. de L. Barber ......2J.U0 Did not nnish.
The winners were Colonia, Syce. Goblin and
Shark.
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WEST POINT. Sept. 1.-THE return match be.
tween Englewood and West Point was played

The following 10 tho result Of the golf match
played yesterday at Montclair between tho
Richmond County Country Club and Montclair
Golf Club.
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L having confidential. Legitimate. enterprise Yielding
$4,000 or more In one month; $1,000 capital sun1a
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Town A BEAUTIFUL CHICAGO SUBURB only 80
i minutes FROM centre Of city: two trunk and ono
belt line. Factory of SieEeI, Cooper & Co. located
(will employ 500 mem. ! need money Tor improves
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Address OWNER,
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EX-SENATOR COKE DEAD.
The Disting uished Soldier and States.
sa man of Texas Passes Away.

The Disting uished Soldier and States
IA 1nan Of Texas Passes Away.
Waco, Tex, May 14.-Ex-Senator
Richard Coke died at 1850 o'clock a. m.
[Richard Coke was born in WILLIAMSBURG.
Va. March Is, 1929: was educated at VIII
liam and Mary college: studied law, was
admitted to the bar when p years Of age.
and has since practiced constantly when
not in the public service: removed in 1850
to Waco, McLennan county, Tex, where
he has since resided: served in the con-
tederate army as private, and afterward
as captain: was appointed district judge
In June, 1866: was nominal ted by the. demo.
cratic party for Judge of the state SUI
preme court in 1866. and elected, and after
having occupied the position one year was
removed by Gen. Sheridan as IAN impede
mentSto reconstruction returned to the
practice Of law:thes latter part Of 1867; was
Elected governor OF Texas in December.
1873. by q majority of $4,000, and was re-
elected in$February, 1876, by a ma jority of
100000; resigned December 1, 1877, after
having been elected the previous April to
the United States senate as a, democrat.
to succeed Morgan c. Hamilton, republic
an; took his seat March 4, 1877, and was
reelected In 1888 and again In 1882 His term
OF service expired March 3, 1895.
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killed by nm Earthauake

AAAlAeO Oy nm Eaft0Q quake. s5E
New York, May 12.-EarthquaAes are
still shaking the islands of Guadeloupe'
and 'Montserrat, of the Leeward group,
in the West Indies. The Quebec liner
Madiana. which arrived here Monday
from Leeward island ports, brought
particulars. When the steamer reached
Antigua, 40 miles from Guadeloupe, on
May everyone in port was discussing
the shocks. The heaviest had occurred
two days before, when so colored peo-
pie were killed by being buried in the
ruins of their houses. In brick church
a congregation *of 200 people were
caught by the collapse OF the walls and
50 brushed to death. Those in the street
saw the houses sway back and forth and
the walls of brick structures crack.
The report also said that Is or 30 people
had lost their lives at Point-a-Pietre.
Twelve brick houses in Guadeloupe
had been demolished and scores of
others cracked and scanned by the
shocks. From Antigua the Madiana
steamed to Montserrat, arriving there
on May 2. q, There, too, "a state of terror
On April 80 that island was
rocked like a boat at sea. Six houses
were destroyed, but no lives lost.
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THE NEWS.
Compiled From Late Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Proceedings of the Special Session.
The Morgan Cuban resolution was dis
.cussed at some length In the senate on the
10th, but no action was taken. Aresolution
was agreed to putting into effect the rear
arrangement of the committees as agreed
upon In the several caucuses. A bill was
reported for taking the twelfth census. -.
IN the house Mr.. Fowler IN. JJ introduced
a bill for the creation Of a tariff commits
zion to Investigate federal taxation, to rec
,ommend changes and to adjust ineQuali-
ties of existing law. The bill provides for
4 commission of seven members at a salary
nf s. 900 per annum, with. a term Of office
each of q years. The senate amendments
to the sundry civil appropriation bill were
discussed. -, - ~ .t@F'i .
The Cuban question occupied the entire
attention Of the senate on the 18th. Sena-
tors Morrill, (Vt.) and Caffery Nal spoke
in opposition to the resolution; Sc Eators
lodge (Mass) and Foraker (O.) advocated
the deferring of the question until further
Information could be secured from the
state department, and Senators Mills (Tex.)
and Allen CNeb) urged the immediate pas
sage Of the resolution. No action was
taken. lin the house the senate amend
tnent to the sundry civil bill revol1ing the
proclamation of ex-President Cleveland
setting aside 2O,00O0cO acres of public lands
as forests was not concurred In. -
senator morgan tAia.) maze statement
In the senate on the 18th relative to his
resolution on Cuba. He said that the COM
nittee on foreign relations had considered
the question of referring the resolution to
The committee and had not reached an
agreement, and the resolution went over
for a day. Bills for a public building at
Deadwood. s. D., to cost 100000 and one at
indianapolis, Ind, to cost $1,50O.000, and
granting to Montanag50,0GO acres Of land in
III of AN avllluo for tho Mind vrora no SScf
Senator Gallinger introduced a resolu-
Zion in the senate on the 18th for an ap-
soropriation of $4,000 to relieve the Ameri-
cans in distress in Cuba. The sugar in
,vestigation and the tariff bill caused some
agitation. The committee on finance an
anounced that action on the tariff measure
ssvould begin on the oath inst. Adjourned
to the 18th. In the house the Indian ap-
preparation bill was disposed of. Mr.. Castle
fCal) introduced joint resolution for the
recognition Of the belllgerent rights Of the
Cuhans. Adjourned to the 18th.
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FOREIGN


Earthquake were shaking the islands
of Guadeloupe and Montserrat in the
West Indies. In a brick church 50 per-
sons were killed by the collapse of the
walls and 30 more were killed at other
points.
Greece has placed her interests in
the hands of the powers and formally
adopted the terms of mediation, and
will at once recall her troops from Crete
and fully concede the principle of au-
tcnomy for that island.
Greece has virtually sued for peace
The government has seen the futility Of
prolonging conflict that rebounds only
to- the glory of Turkish arms, and de-
sires that hostilities cease. With this
end in view a note to the powers has
been drafted inviting mediation. #@@
The town of Windischmatrel, in the
Tyrol, well-known tourist resort, has
been destroyed by fire. ..ea. -,
In an engagement near Guines, Ha-
vana province, between Gen. Gomez and
the Spanish troops, the Spaniards were.
severely defeated. sS =" -
Advices say that IA villages between
Toulor and Kastrosyl<ia have been
burned by the Turks, after all the
women and children had been massa-
cred. 4
Heavy snowstorms prevailed through
out England and Scotland.
The Cubans were making frequent
dashes around the outposts of Havana
with their cavalry, and every morning
from ten to twenty-five wounded Span
ish soldiers were taken into the city
hospitals. Sg...s.t - ....+
The American steamer Rover, trading
between New Orleans and Honduras
ports, was fired upon twice by gunboat
of the Nicaraguan government.
William J. Calhoun, the special COM
missioner appointed by President Nc
1zinley to investigate the death Of DR..
Ricardo Ruiz, arrived in Havana.
The Greek ships of war were bonn
harding Prevesa and the Hellenic troops
were advancing into Epirus, also upon
Prevesa. The Greek fleet has estab-
lished blockade on the Gulf of Volo.
It was generally believed that the sui
tan would refuse to grant the armistice
demanded by the powers. ss#..
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Advlces from Constantinople shy the
su1tan resents the mediation Of the
powers :, ana desires to negotiate with
Greece z directly. Ifsthis is refused the
Turkish demands will be more exact
ing.
Peru and Bolivia have submitted their
territorial dispute to the arbitration Of
Spain.
Al Auxerre. the center Of the wine
growing district Of the department of
1onne, France, frost did damage to the
extent of $4,000, 900. ~
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Tarifr Bin In the senate.

. Washington, May IA. : The senate
committee on finance reached an under
standing Thursday by which it was
practically agreed that the debate on
the tariff bill should begin on Monday,
the gath inst. Senator Aldrich will call
up the Till Thursday of next week for
the purpose of making a statement in
regard to the bill, but after this is done
there will be no further effort to get the
bill up until the following Monday.
This concession was made out of defer
ence to the wishes of the democratic
members.
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Hold-Up I'm Texas.

San Antonio, Tex, May 15.-The
west bound Southern Pacific passenger
train was held up by masked men and
robbed about $50 miles west of here
early Friday morning. Both the
through and the local safes were opened
and the contents secured. The local safe
contained about $4,000 or $4,000. The
amount secured from the through safe
is unknown, but It is believed it will
not fall below $1,000 or $4,000. The
mail was not molestcd by the robbers,
but It was greatly damaged by tho
force of the explosion.
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RENEWED FIGHTING.
Greeks Take the Onensive In Epixus
Battle 1T GribOrO.

Greeks Take the Onensive in Epirus
Battle ut Griboro.
/ Dokomos, May 1.-THE Turks have
retired inthe direction Of Pharsalos.
Arta, May l5.--The fighting at Griboro
ceased at nine p. m. and the Greeks have
occupied various heights in the neigh
sborhood. twenty-five officers and 400
men are hors de combat.
Griboro is ON the road to Phillipiada.
Two brigades of Greeks with many
guns. two companies of sappers and a
squadron of cavalry attacked the Turks,
who were almost without artillery. The
Greeks forced the first Turkish line Of
defense, but met with a stubborn resist
ance at the second.
The gunboat fotilla has been attack
ing Nicopolis from inside the Gulf of
Ambraosia, with simultaneous attack
proceeding from the land side. The
Turkish batteries replied vigorously
and firmly resisted the attack The
coming onsof darkness stopped the en-
gagement. .:a sss-.ss
All the Greek efforts are now concen-
strated upon. capturing Nicopolis and
Prevesa before adva ncing to Pente-
pighadia. .2
Athens, May 15.-The resumption of
offensive operations in Epirus greatly
complicates the situation and tends to
hamper the negotiations for peace. The
evident intention of the Greek COM
manders is to capture the Turkish po-
sltions there in order to show that they
have not been defeated. In an inter-
view, M. Ralli. the premier, repeated his
statement that humanitarian motives
are responsible for the advance in Ep-
irus, but he did not deny the advantages
which might be hoped for from the
capture OF Prevesa and the occupation
OF the adjoining Turkish territory.
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DOMESTIC.

"A big crevasse occurred in the leyee
at Baton Rouge, La, and many persons
were fleeing from the flood.
A bolt of lightning from clear sky
KILLED Frederick Pearson, farmer at
New Lenox, III. -
Fire nearly wiped out the little village
OF Marshland, Wis. =. e. - r e ,
Fire that broke out In the plant of the
j. r. Dayton Tablet company in Quincy,
Ill, caused loss of 100000. ~
Charles Henry Damsel, since 1868 the
trusted head bookkeeper of the Ma
tional bank of Columbus, o., is alleged
to be short $4,000 or more.
The May crop returns of the depart
ment of agriculture show a decline
from the April condition of 1.2 points,
che average being 80.2. j..
In Chicago in one day eight boys were
KILLED in various accidents. .g4s ss
Judge Day, of Ohio, qualified and as
sumed his office as assistant secretary
of state.
The fourth annual conven ton of the
National Association of Chiefs of Police
of the United States and Canada COM
AeiCtu lCLSUuISu, I'd,
The state Inheritance tax law has
been declared valid by the supreme
court of Illinois.
At festival in Longstreth, O., Ar
thur Barber, while drunk, shot and
killed Duncan Christian and his father.
Williams, Brown & Co., wholesale
shipping and commission merchants in
San Francisco, failed for 100000. e
The grand division of the Order Of
Railway Conductors is in session at
Los Angeles, Cal Every state in the
union is represented. a..- ...'
I The New Jersey legislature will meet
In special session on the 25th inst. to
consider the bill passed providing for
Che submission of the proposed con-
stitutional amendments to the voters
OF the state next September.
|, Gov. Bradley, of Kentucky, threatens
to pardon every Juvenile convict out
of both state prisons unless the legisla-
ture at once provides funds for state
schools of reform.
I. The reports as to the condition of the
crops throughout the country were ia
Torab BILE.
+ After almost 40 years Of service in the
Omitted States army James w. Forsyth,
brigadier general, has been promoted
by President Mckinley to the rank Of
tnajor general.
The twenty-third Kentucky Derby
WAS won at Louisville by Typhocn II.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


At Washington Secretary of State
Sherman, of Ohio, celebrated the seven
ty-fourth anniversary of his birth.
Capt. Joseph w. King, aged JOG years,
died at his home in Lansingburg, N. Y.
Silver republicans, populists and sill
yer democrats have decided to hold three
conventions in Des Moines, Ia, June %
to nominate fusion state ticket.
Ex-Gov. Burleigh, of Maine, has been
nominated for congress to succeed the
late Congressman Milliken.
John S. Hoey, the well-known sport
ing man and referee, died at Long
Branch, N. j.
Gen. Chandler P. Chapman, former
adjutant general of Wisconsin. died
suddenly of paralysis in Milwaukee,
aged SO years.
~ Richard Coke died at Waco, Tex, aged
68 years. He was governor of Texas
from 1878 to 1877. when he became
United States senator, and served until
March 3, 1885,, ~ s
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Elected senator.

Tallahassee. Fla, May IS. Stephen r.
Mallory was elected United States SEN
ator Friday on the twenty-ifth ballot.
The vote was: Mallory, SO; Chipley, a.;
Call, !. Chipley led after the roll call
g on this ballot, but the changing Of votes.
gave the election to Mallory.
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The Traders' bank at Lynchburg, Va,
closed its doors with liabilities Of $780,

The Tradera' bank at Lynchburg, Va,
closed its doors with liabilities Of $780,
600.
Director Of Police Abbott says base
ball playing will not be allowed in Cleve-
land on Sunday. s
i Elmer Clawson. aged 10, was hanged
in SomervilleyN. J., for murde ring Har-
~ Hodgett,sa farmer. on August 30
last. 5 M
An unknown man criminally. as
saulted the l2-year-old daughter Of
Fred Bunte, farmer near Evansville,
Ind, causing the child's death.
Four fishermen were drowned from
the fishing boat Amelia near San Fran
cisco. %2#
Two negresses, Nellie Smith and
Mandy White. were hanged by a mob
on the outskirts Of the village OF JEFF,
Ala, for poisoning Joshua Kelly, a
well-known citizen.
Fire at San Francisco in the tan
merry Of A. B. Patrick & Co. caused loss
of $45O,OOO.
A memorial to be presented to Secre-
tary of State Sherman. calling on this
country to do what it can to bring the
Cuban war to a close, has been signed
by many bankers and merchants in
New York. 49,. -y =. e..
Rhode Island has selected the violet
as the state flower.
The crockery firm of Norcross, Me!len
& Co., established in Boston 40 years
AGO. failed for $500. OOO.
A tipple fell at the mines in Pinkney,
Tenn, killing seven men and badly
wounding several others. >.'"s I
John B. Dyar, for 20 years success
full business man of Detroit, failed for
100000.
The movement to secure the adoption
of a universal postal stamp by the
postal congress has collapsed. ..t .:ss
The session in Washington of the
supreme council of the American Pro-
tective association elected as president
John w. Echols, of Atlanta, Ga. ~
Jim Nance, a negro implicated in the
wholesale poisoning of the Kelly fam
lily at jeff, Ala, was hanged by a mob.
Mrs. Langtry, the fair English ac-
tress, was granted divorce in San
Francisco from her husband on the
ground of desertion
The second ascent in the airship con-
structed by Prof. A. W. Barnard was
made at Nashville, Tenn.
The strawboard manufacturers of the
United States have formed a trust to
control the product of the country.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.

S Special List Groceries, pa;