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Iron County register., 1898-03-03

Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. Go to your druggist to-day and get a
sample bottle free. Large bottles, so cents
and $l.OO. Go at once; delays are dangerous.
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NOTES OF 4 TCRFMAN.

James Quinn claimed Nosey OUT u '"o ,',,
' .sa,, yIe sccured n good. servcoahl'
-. -, tho reasonable price OF N.ooo ThonhS
wccb the trainer Of Nosey, Wa sfea'iy o"a
crIned n, the loss of Noscy but accepted 'nr S''
nation philosophicany. merely r"marking' inene
ara other selling races and plenty OF seN'hs
PIT. .,ar,er had a difficult time OF II ytsierdias
n, ne "a NJ ainly 10 Sloan who talked back TO MN
IN o, Daiv win not he present 10 witness liam
h,,re try for the Realization the race meeting
~" t,ness me racing at his home 10 nlhkItS W.,
,ournev 60 sheepshead Ray TO see MS WV" "o'
perform ,os y Keene G. S Nicholas
"a many other well known turInen M,..t
anu . .n from the clubhouse balcony yesteruh''
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NEW-YORK'S REPRESENIAllNh iEA"'
PREPARATIONS FOR THE YEARLY oAmh WITH
PHILADELPHIA

Some important business was transacted NJ
,re.t,np of the Executive Committee of the Metro
pol,tan District Cricket League hei' IhN, w.
.rh. delegates in attendance were H. J. hokepy'
c,a,or Island Cricket club; +. F. Kelly. New-Jer-
49,. Athletic club; r. J. OReilly. Manhattan Cricket
I,,h and w r. Findon. Roseville cricket 'Iup.
~ G. Clarke occupied the chair W. ren"',A 'oonru
~. 49,, aoo,ds and A. H. Stratford and Jerome
Eonnerv were also present in the Interests OF their
organizations 49,, ,,,, l,,,h
g s Moore and II. Citaver. OF the Roseviiie c'"o'
made application TO change their oec.n, , m,
i,ry members to the Manhattan Cricket Ciup'
r.. ono,ication was agreed TO after consderapie
i,o"spn the Rosevllle delegate at first Directing
but arterward agreeing to H. - 49,.
The date Of the POSTPONED match JEW" Wv
80" -, "a po.cvIIe clubs at Rosevilie was
arranged for August 49, and the scheduled game o.
tho latter cub with Staten Island on Jn,y was
.re ,sed nv mutual consent To SEPTEMBER - ~
r.. Discussion OF the proposed annual sanTp htI
tween representative teams OF New ,orf ba s re-
.TTainbia then came up. the secretary nns kk,,s.
ceiyed letter from the Associated S"eN'' ~1''
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MILLDALE STAKES AT LATONIA

Cincinnati, July 2-The Milidae Stakes. at six
furlongs. for three-year-olds and upward. was won
by Alleviate at Latonia to-day In most impressive
style Alleviate tho favorite at 10 g. Allen
Belle and Eight Bells NJ to each. with 4
to against McAllister. Alleviate last away
at the start and could not get through the bunch
until the last quarter pole passed. Then she
Tough; Ter way clear and caught McAllister. who
was leading ny length. This pair hooked up for
tue finish. ana In Il drive Alleviate by head
from McAl!!ster. who got the place by length his
from Lillian Bell Jockey Conley rode the winner.
Weather pleasant; track fast. Summaries:
First Cseven furlorzs. selng-isna Myers. o3
WrowhursD. % won. Annie Taylor ~ tNhit'akor)
70 and 10 /. second: Terrsmo lo2 fsouihard 8
10 |. third. Timr-i.2s3
Second fur.ongs)-Jufge Tarvln 10? (EvcrrO
2 q =. won. Romanon. lV3 o. Matthew'S 10 10 5 and {
10 . socond Frslhnd l02 conl"yI, I. third Time
i ON.
Tnird mile se,inr)-The Plare'. 100 South
nrip. n . Jeannet los fFvere'u. 70 ard out
second Hungry Hill 90 'R. Lewis, ioo 10 !. third
T,mN--i:s2
Fourth race uhe Mldal. Stakes value $500, six fur
longsAlleviae. iOi conleyl. 20 ), won McAlllster
l63 EveretD. 20 and oven. second: Lillian Bell. JOB
tNutD. 10 q third. Time-l:14<
Finn selling five ftrlongs Pccola LOG Ever"t
. to l. Terreno. 10 ConIeyI. even and out second
sixth ssven furlong~ selns,-Marraret Jane. 100
everett. II to 3. won: Iyis loT 0'oneyl. 10 and
second; Motills. 100 1irton) to 2 third. Time
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THE STATE MEET AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland July 1.-The opening day OF the state
wheel meet under the auspices OF the Cleveland
Wheel Club at the Chenille Driving PARK ms
afternoon drew n small crowd. In an exhibition
,piIc Dr A / Brown of this city, covered the dis
lance in 40 breaking the track record ny o5 10.
Summary OF professional events:
One mile handicap professionally. A. Butler. Cam
bridge Mass 80 Yards first; T.. n stevens Buffalo 80
yardsl second. Watson Coleman. Cambridge. Mass 30
yarls third = ID Williams Buffalo 40 YARDS. fourth.
Time il't =, =,
Haskins Cleveland first A. Brown. Cleveland second;
y u stevens Ilunao, third Watson Coleman Cam
britrc Mass. fourth Time 3o.s for mile. 2io~.
Five-mie handicap '.rofessonan-A r. Irons Mead
vile Penn 200 yards, first. H. n. Krupps. Crtchsyie.
Ohio $40 YARDS second Barney oldnsli Toledo. Ohio
100 yaris, third: :. u. Williams Buffalo (9iO yards)
f,urth T'me-il
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COopER's VICTORY AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia July Tom Cooper. OF Detro's
won the two-mile National championship race tHis
afternoon at the National circuit meet AT WHO"
Grove All the short-distance bicycle cracks were
entered in the race Fred" J. Titus. OF New-forK.
in an exhibition ride OF five miles: unpaced aganst
tine lowered the worlds record for nve miles His
time was ll.05 Is. The former record was A'8
Summaries.
one third mile. open (ama'eur)-Joseph r kosen.
pbtindeinhs won W H. H. Crassy. Philadelphia. second;
] e Shuma,e Philadelphia. third Time-HP
Two-me national championship 'rroiessional- Iom
Cooper Detroit won. + l. stevens, otum"a. iowa
second Major Taylor Boston third Earl Kiser payton
Ohio fourth Jay Eaton Elizabeth. y. j.. NTH Time
4I7as. - - 49,, p.,.,.,
Two-nle handicap ,amateurl-H. T. kuse pnilads ac
,bia uo5 yard., won; c. Shuma'e, Philadelphia 80
yards second T J. Gllon. Philadelphia go yardsl
third. Time 3eS - ,.,-..,. ~
Talf-rlile handicap professionsD-o S; kimee 20
yard- Ear! Kiser rs yarts. second MAJOR ray
ior i5 wards, third Tme-05iS. - ~.
five mile exhibition unpac-i. against time. by Pre-
6:32~ $50 llo5r.
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Chicago July Two track records were "quale'
and one was broken az Washington PARK this aiter-
noon Macy and Morte Fonsc were the Only VIII
ming favoriies and Macy ran one mile ana '"en,'
ward. as fast as Maid Marian who held the worIh
80, ,o- ,be distance The surprise Of the day
came. however. when Fcrvor with sketts e.
auar rim in this part Of the country. Summaries
First race zone mile @nd t%sniy y s Msgy ~ 10
Iuin'. ~. Iomsn 1O7 III Martin. third Time ~
second race 1nve furiongp -Onomas1. H. a""I"
Won: Kentucky Colonel. III q Iuinril "''
second Toluca Ii5 ociswsonl third; TINE 10, n
,,,'at q IN won WhaterioU. JOS Gouc"il. 10 !"
s ss INN H. IS 0aywo'dl. MIRO I,n- - g 10,
rsce mil. and sixteenth Nrie f"hr''.
,1h"rre1 S 70 3 Lew Hopper l9' cny"",,',,- - "
1900. t.roesus 90 a.. SMITH thnd Time -,
,,,,h ,.cs ok furongs HndO1ne,. 100 tH
90 to l. won Aro 1872 IT Iurn., out second "'''''
SIKH rae. (ne and ,n dia,on, out
llo vi an.on So 1Iiose, third. Time 500.
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FAST TIME AT FORT ERIE.

pufralo July 1.-The weather was me ana .n'
s,. ,as, At Fort Erie to-day The race OF the
sa, wss the fourth. at n mile. IN when storm h'ns
won in the fast time OF iao's WITHIN mar se'o.a
W." ...x record Storm King won easily. and
VI ~ -, bothered Our Johnny was evidently
was Ths other races were characterized by close
finishes The summary
First race ave and one hai iuo"g lax Msson, Il t.
~ ,h. wnnsoiian 90 Murray. ~ to third lime
Second race eighth, mlIsyS, 70 10 .eiond Pirate
W n ,ri,er., 2Ja TO l. third Time W. ,.,,
M ~! race dseven eighths mel-knk p o.. ~ ' "econd
Ihno Ia wentworth. IOi Powere,. "a 70 T. T,."
O. 70 J. C~"dgiey IOIIs young. 10 ~ L. th'f" INV"
80, ,.ce zone mile)-storm KIM ioe Vfo"e' "
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GOLF.
TYING DEFEATS TRAVIS IN THE SEA.
BRIGHT TOURNAMENT.
FAST MATCH on TIE SEASIDE LINKs-rYNG
AND EDWARDS TO PLAY IN THE FINALS on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESULTS

FAST MATCH on TIE SEASIDE LINKs-rYNG
AND EDWARDS TO PLAY IN THE FINALS on
MoNDAY-CoNsoLATIoN RESULTS
Another day OF fast golf brought the Seabright
tournament down to the final round yesterday.
The survivors were Tying Of Morris County and
Edwards OF Dyker Meadows They will meet in
the finals for the Seabright Cup on Monday. Dur
Ing the afternoon the club house and grounds were
hlled with representative society gathering from
the Rumson Road. and the results Of the play were
I watched with enthusiastic Interest. Among those
who gathered on the lawns were Mrs. William f..
Strong. Miss Strong. MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Hoagland.
Mrs. Raymond Hoagland Miss Terrell. Mrs Nc
Lane Van niger, Mrs. Edward L. Kalbneisch. Mrs.
A. II. Porter. Miss Porter Mrs w s P. Prentice
and Mrs. ". /. Thornell. A cool breeze from the
ocean made delightful contrast to the weather OF
the previous day. and induced several hundred Wis
itors TO follow the more important matches from
tee 10 tee. Tying and Travis were drawn in the
afternoon semi-fnals. and. OF course. they were
the lions OF the occasion The two men had not
met since tho Orange tournament last fall. and
interest ran high to the probable outcome.
Travis seemed TO be a warm favorite with the
maids and matrons present for they appla uded his
good strokes with enthusiasm that left no doubt
as TO where their sympathies lay.
Travis opened by taking the Hrst hole In a capt.
tai three. Indifferent play followed on the next
two holes Travis losing the third by missing two
foot put. Tying missed a chance TO have the
fourth. which loft Travis UP. Travis trimmed the
cup on the next, which was halved In s. as was
also the sixth In spte OF a topped drive and a
bunkered brassey by Tying. Travis then laid his
opponent stymie. and won the eighth The ninth
was halved in 6. Travis being bunkered on his sec
ond, and the first half OF the match ended with
Travis still up. AT this point opinion began TO
shift In Tyng's favor. Travis showed considerable
weakness in his putting and Tyngs staying quail
ties began 10 tell. The tenth hole halved In 4.
and then Tying took three straight holes In quick
succession. This lead Travis failed 10 overcome.
and Tying the final winner by up. 1t was
regarded as feather In his cap. for Travis has
won In every other tournament In which no has
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MAxIlATTAN SECONf
J<EARSy g

A large crowd gathered at Central PARK 70 VIII
noss the play there hut the only attraction was the
match bc,vecn Columbia and the Caribbean team
Much uns.cmly wrangng occurred during the
play Caribbean finally won by :. rms ne BOW VI
irr n, q I,oxel being mainly instrumentht n me
,,trtorv uhlle q Watson X. De silvia ana H. smlih
b~lucd with the batting. The totals were; 'arip-
beans 20; Columbia 20.
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Of Philadelphia regarding the match. The Phlla
dephians desire the to take place In Phiadel-
phia this year, and proposed Monday and Tuesday.
July * and - This agreed IN after some dis
cusson. and the committee proceeded to select
twenty names from whom the final eleven to rep
resent New-York will De made up. They are as tol-
lows:
H. G. Clarke, A. T. Clarke, NJ. r. Cobb J. +.
Curran. G. A. Citizens. g y. Hurditch +. +. Kelly.
o. Tolley and II. C.. Wright. New-Jersey Athletic
Club: x. F.. Bonner. II. F.. Jackson. a. T. Paterson.
r. r Rokeby r. ~ Townsend and n. s. Walker.
jr.. Staten Island; II. b. Coyne. F Prendergast
II. Stratford Rosevlle. r. T. Rokeby was selected
as captain OF the team.
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GRIFFIN HALsrEAD INJURED.

Washington July 2--irihin Haistead racing
cyci.t met with a serious accident while training
at International Park. Halsieai. who - at pres.
emf riding in good form. and who has won nuIner.
o,is races In this section was making an attempt
10 lower the quarter mile paced record when the
accident occurred. II appears that tr!pet that
was pacing him swung out too far on the FIRST bank
and Accidentally crowded Halstead with some force
into the fence on the turn. Iiaistead struck the
railing head down. and was hurled backward on the
embankment II found that Iialstead's front
teeth were all broken off, his gums cut. a long cash
IN his chin arms. legs and back severely lacsrated
and bruised, md that he was otherwise badly Inc
iurcd Haistead T. a Of Murat Halstead, and
ia chief page In the House OF Representatives.
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CHALLENGE CUP MATCH AT SHINNECoCK.

Tho first competition for the challenge cup offered
BY The Shinnecock Hills Golf Club was played
over the links Of that club yesterday. This cup Is
10 be played FOR every Saturday in July and August
and on September 3. and is TO be won by the
player having the greatest number OF recorded
wins on the closing day OF the competition AS
this match il played without handicaps there were
few entries and the committee arranged a handl-
cap match open TO guests as well as members and
subscribers Of the club. This arrange ment proved
success FOR although there were only ten entries
FOR the challenge cup there were twenty-five for
the combined match. Four Of the latter with
drew In the results OF this match A IS ,ianh
wa. the contestant among the members and sub
scrlhe-s who made the hest gross score. He was
rewarded with one win for the challenge cup. ~,
rrlze Tor the handicap match. INC scores toIoW:
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VIENNA CHESS TOURNAMENT.

RESULTS OF THE GAMES IN THE rwENrY-sEc.
oSD ROUND
Vienna, July 2.-The twenty-second round OF the
International Chess Masters Tournament was be.
gun In this city AZ 10 o'clock this morning. the
PLAYERS being paired as follows: stenits W.
schlechter. Maroczy vs. Showalter, Haprin w.
Backburne, Iipke VS.. Janowsky. Caro- vs. sehif'
TORS Balrd W Tarrasch. Trenchard VS.. Ala.
p,n Burn VS.. Walbrodt. Tschigorin vs. Marco.
and Pillsbury bye When an ad}ournmsnts
beaten Janowsky. and Treachard had gone down
before Alapn At the end 81 the days play; II was
announced that Steinitz had beaten Schlechter,
Maroc1y had defeated showalter Halprin ana
Backburne had drawn, Caro- had lost to schners,
a,,ished Walbrodt. and rschigorin had proved to2
strong FOR Marco. The following are the scores OF
anfa IL
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won Our Johnny. ios CNeumeye to g. second Guiider.
" MASON. 10 TO l. third. Time-l:40is.
Finn rnce tseven-eighths mile)-Manzanta, 100 Up.
Clay). 10 l. won: Isen. 9i1 (Aason, 10 l. Second
Anne Lauretta. Po tMcCuade). to third. Time y.
sixth race thandlcap steepechase. about two and
naf mles)-parson lao 'pierce, "a to The Tar.
~ CMcDonad). 10 J. seconi. A.onsina. las &C.. John
sonl Z U ]. third. Tlme-3 ~
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These cards were turned in at the mems handicap
., tho North Jersey Country Club this afternoon
tIANDIcAP ON THE ARDSLEY LINKS.

HANDICAP ON THE ARDSLEY LINKS.
The weekly handicap for Glasses A ana al
Aras,ev Yesterday attracted more than the usual
number Of payers to the links The course was III
excellent condition. and the heat was the only IN
pleasant feature Of an otherwise successful gay.
w H. Paterson proved the winner In Class a: wni ,s
J. T ParriSh. ~. won In Class b. The clup VIII
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riRCsiK1.YN
NEW YORK ARpRoATH


The second eleven OF the Manhattan CLUB played
an 4 wretchcd wicket AZ Kcarny and suffered
defeat by twenty three runs In an Association
channiors hin game The ground was IN pah CON
di,ion and e. Ford Of the visiting eleven WAS
knocked out by ball which struck MN on 'n'
head For the winners X. Terrence ala the best
,t.h ,o-k rolled up g. while l.. Briefly
and 4 Rice added doubles T W. Harris was the
only man 70 make stand for Manhattan win
70 not out The score follows:
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CRICKET.
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT CHAMPION
SHIP GAMES.

There was plenty OF cricket in the metropolitan
district yesterday. Tho closest and mos interest
ing game OF the day took place AZ Prospect PARK.
where the Now York and Manhattan clubs had a
Craa. struggle IN the championship series OF mo
Metropolitan League. The Manhattan team declared
,ts innings closed With eight wckets down for
10 to which II. u Coyne and T. j. O'Reiiiy each
contributed g. New-York then ran up total OF
~ TO which G. Byers was the ch'ef contributor
with 50. but Manhattan won by 10 runs Ihe score
follows:
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Total DECLARED .................'
,.,-,,. ynnK

TIL p-ooklyn club wae fchrtuled 70 pay Npsr'
v,llc IN q championship gam" % 'he Ne"-forK
cr,oke, Association Ro-cyilc. The players went
20 Rockville for the game, Ant their expected oppo-
nen,s iid not appear ana we game went 70 BROOK
I,n bv default The champions then got nhck 70
Prosprc, PARK IN lime 10 arrange game WI w
M garne ard won ny runs r. L. Mhc'aiiufl
h0ul.d in great form FOR Ar0roath ana se'ufeu
vi ke's for q runs The score follows.
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OAKLAND.
MARINE A.

ON THE CRESCENT CLUB LINKS
The weekly handicap at the Crescent Athletic
Club links yesterday by l.. l.. Snedeker.
with net score OF 49, o. A. OFlynn was second.
The follow.
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FIFTH RACE THE REALIZATION STAKES for
three-year olds. horses entered foals by August
Il 1895 $40 each; those entered yearlngs by July
Is 1890 500 each; special forfeit conditions. starters
pay $3.50 more: the club 70 add $500 second
ST. 900 % the addei money and ,wo-thrds OF starting
money third $500 Of the added money and
third 81 the starting money. colts 70 1922
pounds. ries and geidings liz pounds: allowances
one mile and nve furonRs.
John f. Maddens br {. Piaudt. by Himyar-!mp 49,
Cinderella Observation-Disclosures. 1872
sake ..... ....' ,'.. ~ ......'..... -. I2c
Marcus Days b. Hamburg. by Hanover-i-ady 80
"s'' ,, ricrns,n.. ~ Tho uucucno,. by
knight ~ Elcrsie Rose ~
NJ. r. Dryers b. C. Previous. by imp. Meddler-
Sunnysde ............... ....................llT
william Iakeland's h. George Boyf. by False,to-
Cachuca ..............ii2
c. IA,reAeld. RS n Latson. by knight q E!eislie
Spadie u
Walter Keys's b. c. Boy orator. by imp Meddlsr-
Imp Suspense i"'
RAC.F-For Niles
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hold q boyle tournament and a mems fousoomo q
morrow. The summaries follow:
CLASS D.
OAKLAND TEAM DEFEATED.

An Interesting team match played on the
Marine and Fled Club links yesterday between the
home golfers and the Oakland Club team. The
Marine and Field team won by score Of k 70 -.
he summary:
MARINE ANp EfvrD nAYy.AyO
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The twenty third round will be played on Mon:
vs. Baird, Tarrasch VS.. Caro-. Schifers w: Lipke.
Piilsbury VS. Halprin. Blackburne vs., Maroczy.
ahowaiter w. Steinitz. Schech,er W. Marco, Bus1
w. Tschigorn. and Janowski bye.
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REALIZATION TO BE RUN TOMORROW"
AN EXCELLENT CARD OFFERED BY THE GOMEZ
ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
An excellent card IL offered the public oy 'nc
coney Island Jockey Club for tomorrow the 'i''
day OF the June meeting at the Sheepshead ha,
track. Seven races are on the programme Two VI
which rich stake races. These TWO "'e @
second part Of the Double Event. Tor two-yea'''"''
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over the Futurty Course. and the Realization. for
three-year- olds. The best two-year-ods OF the
country will run in the Double Event. Among
them Will be seen such good colts the feet Jean
Beraud. Kingdom. Ethelbert and Genheim. King
don was the winner OF the first part OF the Double
Event. which was run on June l8 The second
colt on that occasion was Armament. an outsider
In the betting. Jean Beraut. however did not
start in that race. and thousands pnning their
laith on him to win the second part Tomorrow.
In the Realization Stakes. AT one mile and five
fur!ones. Will be seen such horses Marcus Days
peerless 10000 Hamburg. The Huguenot and
Plaudit the winner Of the Oakley Derby. the Buck
eye Stakes and other rich Western stakes.
Plaudit has not In the East this season. and
II Is expected that there will be n mighty struggle
between him and Hamburg and The Hugueno,.
With good card and fine weather the Sheepshcad
Bay track will be throngcd tomorrow by eager
thousands
Here are the full lists OF the probable starters in
all the races for tomorrow:
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LARGE FIELD AT RALTTRSOL.

The second monthly handicap for the president
cup was played at Baltusrol yesterday Inc io''
lowing handed in cards:
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SALE OF s1LvERRROOK WARNINGS

Tho Silverbrook yearngs were sold at the Cas-
tore Sale Padlocks yesterday. Here are some OF
the lots sold and tho prices:
p- - h rr,,,., sr,,,,.. r Hitchcock ,r $500
80. a.! ,i.r,.n- -, a. Rollins 500
80, '.''', n so
N ty Uanover- 'rsuilne MIN. Bromley & CO.. $500
"a hy Jisn,ver- Eisno- : C.lrtl. ........... loo
u o.. Nv KNIGHT ~ fcrslie-iAfv Alice. w y. .-o
Bufch
- p w. nv hn'sh' o' 2ac
n p,Tr. !" khsn, ~ .''''...'"'....... 1900
u Z. by Knigh. q Ellers!ie- Dindem: j. E Cur mn
Oh. c.. by Knsh, Of Eilerslie-Emma Mac; GA
n g. 'Y hn'en' III h"e'S''e ' 90
80, -, v,i,h. ., riierst,o phrrhe. J Rowe 500
u C.. by Knight 81 h"~r''' .'.. AGO
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TAYLOR will therefore meet Vanderpool In the
finals on Monday. when the tournament will be
brought TO a close. The summary follows:
Seabright Cup Cirst match, play round)-T NJ
Robertson Shnnecock heat Daniel Chauncey
Dyker Meadow. up: Duncan Edwards: Dyker
Meadow beat +. a. Matthew. Lakewood. up anil
10 play. Second round W J. Travis. Oakland
beat John'Reid. jr.. 81. Andrews, up. 10 play;
J. a. Tying; Morris County beat F. w MenzIes st.
rol. beat r VI. Robertson. shinnecock, ) up. I 10
play: Duncan Edwards Dyker Meadow; beat 9. r.
Armstrong Staten Island. up. Semlna round
Tying beat Travis up Edwards beat Toler up
(2l holes,.
Consolation Cup (irst match, play round,-W: I.
Gurther Westhrook beat H. VI. Billings. Sea
bright by default; Hugh Miller. Wes,chester. beat
e +. Grant BaltIsrol up. 20 play: w. j.. van
derpool. Morris County. beat W. w. Hopper. Sea-
bright. up. : to play; A. De Witt Cochrsne. Ards,
lev heat John r. Chadwick Richmond County. !?
up: pr. Holbrook Curtis, Ardsey. beat DR. GIN
Wylic. Seabrght up, TO play. Alexander Nor.
ten. westchcster beat Louis S Kerr Fa,,asld
UP. 2 20 play; James L. Taylor Dyker Meadow;
beat William p. Rhett Crescent Athletic club. ;
IN | 10 play: +. T.. Henderson, Norwood beat
f. r. Kellogg Sesbright up. 70 play. second
round-Ciunther beat Miller up; Nanderpool beat
Co-hrane up 10 hnles) Morten beat Curtis. up
90 holes); Taylor beat Henderson. up; to play.
Semi-fnal round-Nanderpool beat Gunther up, b
10 play: Taylor beat Morten, up q" holes).
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In The morning round Tyng disposed OF Menzles.
OF 81 Andrews. by 2 up and TO play, While
Travis took his match with young Reid OF Yale,
In the same round by 3 up and to play. Ed
wards and ". X. Toer had hot and spirited con-
test in their semi-fnal round which resulted In
Edwardss favor only after twenty lone holes.
In the consolation contest there was plenty OF en-
ergetic play. Vanderpool OF Princeton. who Is tho
Morris County champion, beat Cockrane. or Ards
ley. after nineteen holes In the second round and
later followed up his success by taking the semi
final match from Gunther. OF Westbrook. Morten
and Taylor. the Crescent golfers, also had an ex.
citing time II until twenty holes hal
been played that Taylor won. The cards are worth