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SIX MILLIONS FROM KLONDIKE.

San Francisco, Aug ll.-F. A. Leach. supcrin.
tcndent OF the United States mint in this city.
estimates that the gold output OF the Klondike this
year has been only about 100000. The receipts
at the mint here have amounted 10 about ST. 100 cN
since the first arrival OF the Yukon gold few
weeks ago. The receipts Of the Seattle assay offic,
have been about the same. The largest single de-
posit at the mint here was $4,000
Mr. Leach estimates that about $4,000 In dust
and nuggets is already here. and that there Is
about 81 900 900 OF this seasons output yc, 70
reach this country. Ii Is stated that tho dust
brought out by the North American Trading ana
Transportation Company was sent East, and was
not Included In Mr.. Leachs figures As amount
m.Zht possibly reach 10000. From this show Ing
", lid appear that so.0J.OOO woilG be n safe and
conservative estimate Of the entire Yukon outpu.
including the American side well the kion-
dixie
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on THE SORRENTO COURTS.

sorrento. Nc. Aug. II SpecaD.-The Maine State
championship tennis tournament was continued
this afternoon. Only doubles played but one
OF the matches was exciting enough to furnish
sport enough for Tie whole day. Poret and David
son. the champions OF the South met Hackelt and
Hooker the champions Of Yale. In the first set
the Yale pair led up to 81 but the Southern cham
ptons beat them G.. In the second set the latter
played an even more remarkable uphill game. After
81 had been called for the Yale pair Paret and
Davidson pulled out six straight games. and took
the set and the match Tomorrow will be played
the finals In doubles and singles. The challenge
match for the State championship cup will be
played Saturday. The scores:
Championship doubles (hrst rounjD-IIackett Hook
er beat Wiiber and WISE go a. Parct and Davidson
beat Gross and Ever 6-1. CO. SemI-finai round
Wiiliston Marvin beat Cochran Capelie. 60
81 PaTei and Davidson heat Hackett and Hooker. Ga
9--S
Consolation singles tHrst round)-E r. Marvin beat
A. G. Wise. C-i, 80; j. H. Williams beat q. Cochran
g. So J. wison beat u. r Gross By default; A. A
cap-lis beat r. l. WILDER g. ca Sem.-finaI round
= X. Marvin beat j. il. Williams G-1. 60: A. A.
cAasns beat J. Wilson by defauiI
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OLD FOLKS DAY AT SING SING.
THE THREATENING WEATHER. HOWEVER. WAS
RESPONSIBLE FOR SMALL


Old Folks Day ct the Sing Sing Camp Grounds
was duly observed yesterday Mrs. Van Colt. who
was TO be present. unable TO fulfil her en-
gagement on account OF Illness and consequently
there was a considerable change In the progra NINE.
The attendance not large. account OF the
threa tening weather
The love feast In the morning attended by
many of the older members OF the church. The
Rev. DR.. Sykes. OF the Ohio Conference. preached
al the Circle at 1879 In the afternoon the Rev
Thomas Harrison delivered his last address for the
session. and in the evening the Rev. DR.. Wilson, OF
Peekskill. preached
To-day the Rev DR.. F. J. shackelton. OF the
Forsyth Street Church. New-York City will preach
In the afternoon the sermon at the Circle will be
delivered By the Rev. John L. Gorse and In the
evening the Rev DR.. II. T. Saxton. OF the Allen
Memorial Church. New-York City Will preach
The Swedes ended their camp meeting yesterday
Their services have been largely attended and were
most successful.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sth-ave w corner 14sth-st. 09llxIo0; William
Rankin 70 George Brown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
sth-ave Nos Jl7 and $40. corner 36th-st,
30 Aka: Thomas Hidden To Michael l. Fame.
ATHEIST, No G20 West. 25xl0O3: Mary Gore
and others TO Susan and Eugene c Ludln
Rycr-ave. lot IL. map OF building lots at Ford
ham. 25xIGiG Anne White to Peter ] Everett.
BroOk-ave q g corner Westchestsr-ave, runs Q
32s.3 II TO Port Morris branch railroad K
to st Ann's-ave xJ2ii to Brook-aye x361.3;
Arthur James to Henry and Herbert James.
Sheiman-ave. 9. from 184'h 10 1854 st: Albert
b Parker to Charles A Peabody. Jr.............
5th-ave. No 6o1. 25xI0O John NJ Connor TO Pat
l23d-st No 2i5 East. 2IxlOO.1l; rsidore Berko-
wlts TO Hannah Franksl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hudson-st. No 6l5. s. 24x,a block; James Boyd
10 Joyeuse l. Gray y part. ...................
Henry-st. No IS. 5. 25xl0O.8: Jacob Klingen-
stein TO Jacob Wohberg. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sd-st. No 80 Fast. 25x9G2 Leopold Kaufman
To Jonas We'll and another. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
West End-ave. No So g. 20x61: Alexander
Walker to Siesfried Willershausen. .............
S0th-st s, 98.s II W OF Coumbus-ave. 103.+x
10o.sxl0oxlo0.I0 Sicgfried Wershausen to
Alexander Walker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
De Milt-ave n corner Pe Pace. 34.1x-x33.4x
Ola: George f Hanson To Walter r. Dixon......
Lot 35s map $50 choice lots McGraw estate;
Otto Dederer to Oswald Pierng. ..............
Crotona-aVe. corner Paramount Place, f0.Cx
90 James Williamson to Henry Mahnken...
Southern Boulevard. s. at Gar!en-ave.
22.5x7oSx irregular: Southern Boulevard. g..
2l.3 II Of Garden-ave. 0OSx40. l0xsl: West-st,
=. lot IA. map Vaudeville. J0x126xJ0. lxl29:
Bridget Nage to Catharlnc Gleason and another
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TROUBLE IN ALASKA FEARED.


Ban Francisco Aug. Il.-"The CaIl' says:
Serious trouble In interior Alaska is apprehended
by the United States Government
Food riots are feared at Fort Yukon and other
upriver points. growing out OF the failure OF the
transportation companies TO get supplies in there
the prevailing low water.
Acting on instructions received from Washing ton
Ma1or-Gene Merriam will quickly dispatch a bat
terry Of artillery TO st. Mchaels the officer in
charge having orders to proceed once up tho
Yukon River to Fort Yukon and open a military
also carry a large quantity OF extra provisions ana
supplies 10 relieve distress. When 81. Michaels Ia
reached the commanding officer will promptly levy
on any river boats he may nni, selziny them i:
necessary. and will transport mis- troops ana sup
plies to their destination with all possible ispa
a form OF military government will be established
ana sooS order maintained IN Alaykay even 4 1t Ie-
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suLKY HORSES AT ROCHESTER

Rochester. N. Y. Aug. r.-To-day's racing In the
Western New-York circuit meeting drew out q
crowd Of about five thousand and furnished excel
lent sport Both Of the winners were favorites
Summaries:
won In straight heats. Time-2:l1h, 2:lSh, 2l0Is
Charlie vitele b. g.. second; Adsing, b. e.. third
Troting Gao class purse $iO0)-Ildce, b. M tMcDon-
add. third. fourth and fifth heats. time 223A 200
2:2i.. Fostin. Dr. m. (Robinsonj. fret heat and
yoa second heat and third place; time. 2:25.
Pacing t2:1S class purse 500. unhnished)--r>irosa
Gynthiss, E; ch M; second; Aeae D.. en-. m, third
Ashwood g. e.. Queen LII. blk M. Esteem Mary wilkes
g. m. and Ned Sheldon. b. g.. also started.
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CHESS.
PENNSYLVANIA LEADS NEW-fOKk By ."o
GAMES IN INTERSTATE MATCH
At GROVE SPRING.


Grove sprlnr n. Y. Aug II (specIaD.-In the
,ourrsm.rt ~ the New-York State Chess Assoc!a-
,or tho third game for the "Staats-Zritung Cup
WAS begun between Marshall and Lipschuetz. out
at tho adjournment II looked Ike draw tnoue"
Marshall had pawn to tho good In inc "'e'
state match between New-York and PennsyNa"'"'
the results of the fourth and NTH ROUNDS et' rem"
slyvnna ahead by two games the score oe''s ~
70 "a In their favor five games being adJoutne"
In the fourth round the results were; Voigt oe
,eo,ed Delmar Young and Koehler ad)ourheo'
Kemeny defeated Sauwcnc. Bowers dcreatco Le''.
NcCutcheon lost to Lipschuc'z. hampton anu
Marshol adjourned. and Stunrt and Hannah ore"'
In the Asth round Delmar defeated Young hoeh-
Ter lost 10 Kcmeny Souwcine defeated bowers'
Levy lost 10 McCutchcon. Marshall ana stuart "o-
iourncd and Hanham drew with Noigt
The Stuart Koeh.er game from the second rounu
was drawn. In the other adjourned games LIP
schuctz defeated Kemcny. Stuart dcicateo JENNA
and the Dpschuetz- hampton game IN the "i'"
round adjourned.
The individual scores are: Newly orK-De''"ui
won = lost 3: Koehlcr won TX. lost ?ls. with one
adjourned game: Souweine won ", lost srs' Levy
won / lost A. Lpschueiz won 4. lost u WIN o"o
adjourned game In his favor Marshail won ~ ioo'
~. with three adjourned games: Hannah W."
~. lost H. acknowledgements won H.
lost "a. with one adjourned game ba"p'o, W..
l., lost A. with two adjourned; Stuart won o. os'
1 with one adjourned Voigt won 5'1. lost ~
Young won l. lost 3: Kemeny won 3ts lost 49,
Bowers 2. lost 8.
The pairinc for the sixth round Is: kemeny ana
De,nar. Bowers and Koehler. McCutcheon anu
Souvenir, hampton and Levy. Stuart ana LAP
schueiz. voist and Marshall and Young and HAN
ham, 1870, e,...d to-
The general tournament was nearly nnisneu 10,
day In the first class there are severa aoJournreu
games which will affect the result. ana We iot
first and second prizes is probable IRE pres m
scores are: Rogers won lost Z: weeks To, T.
Scripture and Sitter Withdrew after PLAYING Few
games and their unpayed games were sco'eu
The second class in the general tournamentr wns
Anished to-day D. w Waller. OF seneca IL
tahes nrs; prize. with 81 wins. Y lost: D. p
Rhoades Syracuse second won ~ o. lost M A. NC
Martin, Johnstown third; won sstsrdav Borsod
Of New-York taking first prize: w. Scripture, OF
Rome second prize. the Wright Cup gong 10 MI
Scripture. $500, T., 81. ,,tor
Appended are three games played IN the ,n.ea
state match between New York ana fehhe!IV"''"'
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Argretta en- m. by Greys;one, by Hambrino
TROTTING AT ELMIRA.

Elmira. y. Y. Aug. 1i.-Burt Sheldon captured the
unfinished All trot at the Central New-York Circuit
races here to-day. The other events went In
straight heats. Summary:
Trotting. 2:l7 class unfinished Wednesday)-Bert Shell
don. blk &: Smith wen the second. third and sx.h
and the rece l. 0C b. g. CC'ummings) the fourth
and nth heats and second place. Little Dick b. e.
(covlep the first heat and third place To-days time
2:19i,. 221lf
Pacing. 2:I4 cass-Dariel. b. M Potter Eros) won in
straight heats: Time Piece b. Snow second: Mari
ch &. Featherolf). third Tme-25i4 AJAX. 2:lGt.
Other starters: Presioria Wilkes Highland Lassic Maud
L.. Prince r.. Brooks.
Trotfing go class-Sambold b. h. (elle Meade Stock
Farrn) straight heats: Baron Wood b. g. (whtej
second: Billy Paterson tNichols third. Time-2:24A.
2:21h. 221h Other starters: Harry 7. and Medic.
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MOITNT VERNON.

Nearly all the clergymen Of Mount Vernon are
away enjoying vacations and their places are being
taken by visitors on Sunday the Rev. Frank L.
Strickland will preach In the Chester Hill Method
lat Episcopal Church. the Rev. II. VI. Brown in the
Congregational Church and the Rev W. r. Fergu-
son. Of Hackettstown. n. j.. In the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. In ST. Mary's Church the forty
hours devotion will begin Sunday morning. with
a sermon by the Rev. Joseph Bergen. OF ST. Ra-
phaels Church. New-York City.
Mount Vernon is doing its share In Red Cross
work. not only by securing funds but by having
representatives In the field. Herbert r: Charlton.
Of South Sixth-ave. Is n surgeon the Tampa
sas and Miss o. Williamson is Red Cross nurse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The funeral Of Michael Haley. who died on Sun
day night was held yesterday morning, and the
burial was IN Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Mr. Haley
was hfty-seven years old. He leaves widow one
son and two daughters.
Richard P Martin and his family the guests
Of the Rev Dr. and Mrs. John G. Oakley, at St.
Paul's parsonage.
A spcca. meeting Of the Board OF Wardens Of
the North Tnrrytown Fire Department has been
called for Tuesday evening TO consider the author
ity OF the chief engineer to call an inspection OF
the Department.
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,,r,,, r,m.-,ao4x Second bsst-n a. Ten Eyck.
WscSusctts D. c. won Time-i227 Fred Cros,e, vest ~,
Der r. O. nnished second but disquained 70. IT,.
tuning buoy o. A. Thompson, Argonaut r. c.. d'd n1t
rnish Final heath II. Ten Eyck wor;. g; A. r. "o''
man second l.. Marsh third. Tme-u;lnT. n r
Tandem canoes-Deiroit u. c. won Arsona"' ~ "
Senior four-oared shcs-Argonaut H. C. won; Psnnsyi-
yania Baree Club second. vespcr H. c. thrn' i""e
i033x - ~ - w.cbusetts
senior double sculls -De!roit b. c. won. "ae"''e''
Senior psir-oared she,--Araonaut r. c. won Vesper
p C. second. Time-11:12S.
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OBSERVATORY on PIXIES PEAK.

Colorado Col, Aug. 1.-THE Manltou ana fiKe
Peak Railroad has signed contract for large
conservatory to be built on the top OF Pixies Peak.
The structure will be built sodly. so as to with
stand the terrible wind and snow storms wnch
rage in winter the barren top OF the PEAK.
In the tower will be mounted four large and
powerful telescopes for observation purposes. WIN
70 the north. and to the west Cripple Creek Will
be Mainly visible
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MAMARONECK.

Miss Anabel Kolter. daughter OF Louis Kclter. OF
Mamaroneck. and Charles Arthur MacCordy. Of
White Plains. were married on Wednesday after
noon by the .Rev Charles Edward Brugler. rector
Of ST. Peters, Episcopal Church. Mr.. MacCordy is
connected with The Greenwich GRAPHIC ann me
was bridesmaid and John r. Breese. OF White
Plains the best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The members Of the Cornthan feet will give a
"smoker" and entertainment at their clubhouse. on
Harrison Island. tomorrow evening.
Relief Engine Company Is arranging public re-
cepton in the Town Hall for Robert H. Laggan
and Norman Crosby. OF the list Regiment. when
they return home. The post hand at Fort Slocum
will furnish music and detachment OF troops will
be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
MINNESOTA LAND OPEN TO SETTLEMENT

Washington. Aug. 11.-Three hundred and sixty
seven thousand OF land will be restored TO the
public domain in Minnesota and on October 8. next
entries for homestead titles can be made. The
land is In the Duluth and Crookston districts and
Is a part OF the Red Lake Reservation. The area
OF ground involved comprises sixteen townships
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
P-Q 4 OPENING.
WHITE. BLACK. WHITE.
INTERNATIONAL GAMES POSTPONED.

Cologne Aug 1.-THE international chess tour
nament has been postponed until tomorrow. Char
ousek and Tschigorin to-day resumed their adj
5ourned game but again suspended play in even
positions The official of ali he competitors
is the same announced yesterday.
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LAWN TENNIS.
YOUNG PLAYERS TAKE THE VETERANS
INTO CAMP AT MAGNOLIA.


INTO CAMP AT MAGNOLIA.
Magnolia Mass, Aug. II 'SpecaD.-Surprises
we're the feature OF the Magnolia tennis torrna-
ment to-day. 4 cloudy sky did not dampen the
arjof Of the spectators. and the usual large crowd
trronged the courts good many heavy
owe coats and capes TO protect them from the
cad chilly rain A. T. Halves. an interscholastic
boz from Boston. gave fine exhibition Ct tennis
and earned n clever victory Ger PRED Harvey"
one Of Harvard's best players using nom de
Pune Dwight Davis another OF the young play
cts. easily took G. ). Sheldon. jr.. ms camp and
Is row In In: scmi-fnas.
1ke double matches to-day We're uninteresti0g
rs the contes;ing teams nncveniy matched
TO morrow Budlong plays Belen. Hawes plays
MCKittrick and Fischer plays Bond. The scores:
Mems singles second round)-A. y. IIawes Boston,
bea, 'lrsd Harvey" Harvard &c Sc. O.: ". s.
Bond. Chicago, beat T. H. George. Harvard o. 0-3
Third roundDwgh, Davis. Harvard. teat @. r. Sheldon
st.. Detroit. Ga O..
Mems doubles preliminary round)-E. r. Fischer and
{. II. BudiunG bea; Ralph McKriok and Caleb Whit
bc'k q G--I noicSmh Ward ard Dwight Davis bea,
NY $ Bond END a. X Beiden beat H. Meiunee and b.
beat I. A. Mckinley and r. s. 'Stearns CO 6--I.
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ALTERATIONS

C3th-st. No 80 East. 20 q four-story ana 49,.
br1ck dweiIins house: John Shook o.ss.t
John snonk 4 Sons. architects. v~ssF;
house. with store: Palmer estate 81 ascfsss-
owner; A O Rechlin. architect. p'emses.
Mott-s.. No l0S 70 four-story brick ,.n.n..:.
n no%s rocco "a'asco' owner; A @ Reckiis
Arthur-ave. " .. 3s47 n Of is7,h.., 80.
three-s'ory frame dwellins-house WITH 10 70 Z
1, ., hass'o' owner; J vrs"iand. Arch,
fJsth-st. corner Cour'lan9t-ay.. "a 40.
story frnme dwellfng-house; katherine sch~a~.2S-
owner: r J Miller. OF No AIS 49, nwsnt
Topping-st. .. 200 Z, OF i7sth-., "a 80, 80.
story frame dwelling house. Isabella P..s,s
owner; Charles Clark. OF No ~, rrsn
ave. architect ................... ''e"ont-
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NEW BUILDINGS.

iH5d-N Q. 100 II " OF 6th-avs for i've
story brick and stone tenement 25xSl. / "
Kierst. No 2oo l3th.st. Brooklyn. owner:
iosth-st. W corner CENTRAL PARK West for two
seven-story brick hats. 00x0o and 90 iixS0 4:
Graham Company No BOT Madison-aya
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Brown George, to William Rankin. corner
Evans George @s s ana wife to Ma. schoened
FAM Masas 10" to OF Hes.S re-; III
and Sa shave; corner soth..!. year. $1,000
~ It Of dave: easehoia; bond. -: 1900
- and Sss Ms!,5:. MURRAY. no: 10000
Audubon S. 10 It Of is4ih-s year oss
isFsr fass g ssrse Mo 6Gyn,o Ira
s0S c'I S to HG %sna.a RSse Mu lots No: 1871
wesman;el Dailci. to Manhattan Saving, In. S'z
stitution. W 4th-ave. Ca II Of iSth-st. 3
Barry Sarah to Susan Virgins. i75,h-., 'o0'0
g Il q Wad.worih,av.. years ...:.::.'.: 1900
Hf No. 81 a"d e G sns to John a
cfans Peer ss! ISds Wssf Brewing Company
Hunt, Emily and S"sa" c.drs5 to the Msu.
uns.rlsnd ASs.u: to Kressnsia naumann. N, '''
Ro'e. Frank W. to Henry Jackson No "a Nor E00
ton,st: also SIS MOrtOn-st, 27a.2 II e OF Hudson
schiohohm Henry. 70 tn. EmIsrant Indu:,riai '''''
savings Bank. Perry-s 1874 It Of West
Kaufmann' Leopold to william Perry No Is -''0'
TrSman A Amt. and Joseph g samuel H:.ct
F soSs :a % E%,Tans +, inas''r: SAYING
c Durham y'ar =, y,,,,. 10000
wTsa; j.s.. (: to frsds?!:s and I!sn? ,'. '''
OF Madi,on- ave years. ................... ACnD
! Wohberg Jacob. TO Jacob Klingensten. No %
Henryst insalmc 1ts........................ 500
Norman. Frank O. TO Alfred Gutwlg. No %
West Ath ST. demand. Observation-Disclosures.
| Same TO William NJ Levering and William
risucs same property. demand. ............... 4Ocn
Same to Don Gaylord. same property demand las
Same TO John and George = Hals,ed.
SAM. TO ralph Shropshire came properly i '''
part, demand 1900
Norman. Frank o. and Engrey 10 tho city
Trust. Safe Deposit ard Surety Company of
Philadelphia. No % West 4th-s,. secures bond.
etc ............... 3C7i
TURK Henry n. to Bowery Savings Bank
lo3d- II. DO OF Columbus years. $500
Reilly. Mary A, and another TO william W Van
Enzah. W southern boulevard at Gar
Brintznger. William +. TO Annie r Bauerdorr
5 lt5h-st 10 n G OF Auduhon-ave 2 years. LOCO
Bliss Clara Il. 10 Edmund CONN. Eigccomb-
ave. GO II OF ii0th-st demand ............ 5000
| Hnnnemann. John and Caroline. William A
bcrger oth-st. 743 II W OF Avenue A, Q
Years ................... 5000
Knighton. Fanny. German American Fire In
surance Company Of Baltimore No % West
=. lot ST. year $500
Murphy. Catherine A. TO Sergeant Cram ana an
other executors etc. No "a Lexingtoa-aye 2
years $4,000
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ROWING.
CLOSE OF THE NORTHWESTERN AssoC1A-
TONS REGATTA AT TORONTO

TONS REGATTA AT TORONTO.
Toronto. Aug. 1.-THE Northwestern Rowing As.
sociaton's annual regatta was brought to a close
this afternoon on Toronto Bay The water wo,
rough. and In the second heat OF the senior sculs
Thompson's boat swampcd. The feature of the
days racing was the defeat Of the Wachu..,,.
Club In the senior doubles. owing TO their boa
shipping large quantities OF water Ten Eyck meyer
just got over before sinking. ]. T. Sterinr' Mon.
roe, Mich. was referee to-day. Summaries:
X. G., won: l.. Marsh. Don r. c.. second: q T. Vsn
Dam, Dsroit u. C.. third: Alfred Jury Toronto r. G.
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woRTnINGroN WINS VERMONT STATE CLIP

Bennington. VI. Aug. E-The Vermont State
Tennis Tournament closed to-day. the only contest
being championship match for the State cup.
given by John @. Mccullough, between Charles A.
Adams. OF Arlington. winner OF the tournament
ana George Worthingtcn. OF Bennington Centre
the present State champion. Worthington won by
score q 60. 2-s. 81. 6-l He has won the CUP
owner $500 N~~~'''~" N"e
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HARNESS RACING.
FAST TINE ON A SLOW TRACK AT FORT
wAYNE-FRANK BOGASH WINS
THE sos PACE

Fort Wayne. Aug. u.-To-days Grand Circuit
devoid of sensational performances
though good time was made The first heat IN the
2d5 class paced in the rain Frank Bogash
took three heats. and Ananias took one. Bumps
the favorte IN the betting. third money. In
two heats Bumps took the lead and held 1t until
the three-quarter pole reached. when Bogash
moved up and won In both heats on the home
stretch. Bogash failed to equal his record. his
time being 206A. The 24 pace by the
favorite Argretta pushed close by Harry Omar
and Ann Lee. Tommy Britton the favorite In
the e10 trot and won In straight heats. pushed
close by Pilot Boy. Summaries:
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architects ....:.....,.... :. y. ySoso-Q
Sarnve rom Quarry Road Ia xi:::.;::...
2SI2o Home fer fncurabIes. premsss.a weN6S
Robert p Rogers. No rs f2Sth-w. srcr,s. cwAsS:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-06

over 100000 worth OF iron ore Is said to
have been found on the docks at Cleveland,
Ohio. for which the tax assessors can find no
owner. 1t can't be that ono of the tax dodgers
in this case is that great public honor patriot,
lIanini
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SH0HT MEAS STORIES.

ATLANTA Gait can lie stated on UNI
doubted authority that Atlanta Viii be the
ncmi OF concentration for the United States
trocIs
MEM oRLEANs.-Tha National convention
81 the Hotel Meas Benevolent association Is
iu sos sion here, iresdent George H. Baker
OF Honsiun real his annual report showing
tho sucrcss aud .lroeresS ui the associations
TAMPA, Fla.Miss Clara Barton of the
Red Cross society says she apprehends no
trouble In continuing hor work in tho event
Of war, us the Red Cross Is recognized by
International law.
SACRAMENTO, Cal.-Sponcor l.. Keel of
this city has received letter from tho Sec
rotary Of war asking II he viii conr-lt TO
report NJ Washington at once 10 accent the
pest Of captain Of artillery IN the regular
army,
MOBILE, Ala-General w NJ. Grahar,
commanding the Department Of the Gulf who
inspected Fort Morgan here, has left for
Atlanta This concludes the generals tour OF
inspection,
MILWAUKEE, Ws.-The United ststcs
revenue cutter Gresham left Milwaukee for
Cleveland on route to the Atlantic coast.
Fopr MONROE. Tho flagship BROOKLYN.
complete and perfect In every detail. ran
down Hampton Roads, but because OF be,vv
sea, e' o"' F"
CINCINNATI. ohio--Mr. John n. Me-
Loan OF the Enquirer promptly ieIegraphed
500 for the relief OF the sufferers at shawnee
town.
NEW SoRK.-AlcSandor A. Jordan. the
Vel known eS-champion amateur athlete
died at his home In this city
WEYMOUTH, Ensland.--The United states
,erpeao beat somers, recently purchased IN
coal and start Immediately for New Yorl,
WASHINGTON. The republicans arr nm
ordinance. N'''"sp
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