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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-26
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sleeping Car New York TO Altoona, Fast Iibsrty,
Plttsburg. and points West, daily except sunday.
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Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West Twen.
ty-third Street Station, $50 A. NJ, 1920, 32o, and
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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night.
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Street. VI Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex
Station, Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check
baGgage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone "a757 Eighteenth Street, for Pennsyl.
vaniR Railroad Cab Service.
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n INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNAHAc-THu DAT.
Sun rises. -. Q so Sun sets = 9b Moon sst. 8 81
HIoH wATER-THS DAT.
Sandy Hook. o o3 Gov. eB6 He'll Gate. Q At
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Lehiqh Valley system.

Stations foot of West 23d st. penn. r. r., Cortlandt
" Indicates time from West ,sad st. Other figures
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sc ;SSiSSsi s,1 ffFH 4; y; af fslIE s soSHEsEEs. HHF.:
I EAaU no NlAeA ds1,a TA la. lar and 1 the !, West and principal
. aBIA lSiSo fSf3 fi'lS NsDfs' ES SHPfsf;
COACHES s snd Far a;sS Cara i: M Di RnnlI can y ssSSjesl M D1,
a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sieepen
ea tiifo' VIZ Il b Ssil' sSf hAS5SS sn aAg sSa
w ifisRi tisS r ff II as5ly' s SHssss 6SsSG sad pl 4Gt
iH sS %ls rs SSpS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
$3.50, 6ii5 P. M. Sunday for MAUcH CHUNK
"5;52. 1.s9P n: daily, eIceptsunday. for EAsToN
$3.50, 6.1O Pm. daily. except Sunday, for EAsToN
.9;50, 7sCOP P. III. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
bbAIht ts., and sil points . nSi West. Pullman sleeper vest;
Toronto. Dining Car New York to Easton.
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CHUNK sAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
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FhLLs and all points West. Pullman sleeper TO
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Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 113, 2Sl,
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100 +, l2bth e., l27 Bowery, y. r.; $40 Fulton ST. I
Court st. 90 B'way, and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
N. ]. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANSA & WEST
ERS X. X.
stations In New York. foot of Barclay and
-ChriEtOnher Streets.
NkSTIbULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, LIGHT.
800 a. M.-Binghamton Mail. stops at principal
1000 A. M.-tCafe Carl-Bunalo. Scranton. Blng.
hainton, OweRo, Ithaca. Elmira, Utica, Syracuse.
and Oswego Express. Pullman buffet pRrior cars.
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago aud
loo +. M.~-lDailyJ-Chicago and Buffalo vestibulod
express Tor Scranton. BiDghamton and Elmira. dc.
Pullman buffet parlor cars to Elmira. Through
sleeping cars and day coach TO Chicago. arriving At
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400 +. M.-Scranton, Wilkesbarre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars,
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press for scranton, Binghamton. Elmira, Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west Of Buffalo.
$3.50 II. NJ. DAILY - Buffalo Express. Pullman
sleepers for Scranton. BinRbAmton. Klmira, Bath.
MI, Morris and Buffalo. arriving Buffalo Z 4. M.
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Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full in
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baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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MI ARRIMR

Thursday. Nov. "a,
1898. at East Orange. n. j.. by the Rev. John NJ.
Thomas. Abby. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
S. Hubert, to Harry Crowell Palmer.
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THE WARING FUND.
Ex-Mayor Strong Acknowledges Contribu
lions Amounting to 037,I0S.

Ex-Mayor William L. Strong. Treasurer of
the Waring fund. acknowledges receipt Of the
following contributions TO Nov. %.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica, syracuse,
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:
$50 EM MnRsil sfS sTfsP Gtx sg 4 I1 Ef I
agara Fails 5:sa, Toronto 300 p. M, Detroit lilo
G!M1I < L 4. M'dF F. ~ S %hITE, 'f BsiiJgFor Buffalo. NJ.
C.tO agara Falls and Cleveland.
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IO.'oO For Buffalo and all important New York
ION r. M.-soUTHwEsTERN LIMITED and
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Cleveland 7:15 A. M, Chicago 4 F. NJ. Sleeping
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o'do yss9, 9gdensbgrE, Bahalo; NiaEara Fails.
1911" IS SUPERINTENDENT fsff yiRffDs fBf r. f& APsfER f Foh CHI.
Sunday nifet GeissSo b f!f1Rfsi 5Ss.' at '''''
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wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
81 East Itth st., 4s6 Coiun5us sy., 57 West iastS
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and .Ss' no nj B stss9n, N < D 5of Bfo 9ss and 727 Fulton st.
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SperiaI Notifes.

H CHARM OF BEAUTY is beautiful hAtr.
Secure 1t with PARKFR'S HAIR LISA
GINGER TONIC cures inward pains.
NO. @ COLOGNE. The most refined and popu-
lar Toilet Water. SEQ that It bears the label OF the
criginators, Caswell. Massey & Co.
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Arrived OUT.
81 PalAtia. from Now York. at Hamburg.
SAILED IRON FoREIGN PoRra.
81 Cymric, from Liverpool for New York.
Sc Rotterdam, from Rotterdam for New York.
IS Advance, from Colon, for New York.
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THE KENsICo CEMETERY.-Prvsts station, hAr.
! lem Railroad; 80 minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. once, is East AID ut.
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White STAR LINE,

willie STAR Il,
NEW Observation-Disclosures.
Ientonic, Nov. 80. noon Majestic. Dec. IS. noon
Saloon rates on Cymric. $50 up; dermanic. Britain.
mic. $50 mp; Majestic. Teutonic. SIS up; second
cabin, $42.6o upward; third class on Cymric, Ger
manic and Britannia, s25. 80; on Majestic and Teu-
tonic, $27. Revenue tax additional.
For passage, freight and general information apply
WHITE STAR LINE,
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Heal Gstate Scr Salr-arupklyu.

DOR sALE.-Three-story brick house. with stable
Il in rear. 1873 High street. Brooklyn.- Inquire on
premises. WILLIAM FISNEY.
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3eal Gstate for Sa1e-guus 9sIaua.
Real estate 5ur Sale-New atrseu

TENAFLY. n. J.-Handsome modern cottage TO
j sale with grounds IoOX12o; city water: bath; &c
mented cellar; price $4,000. WEATHERbY, 27l
Broadway.
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HAMBURG-AMeRICAN LINE,

Twin-Screw Express Steamers during winter on
London, Hamburg, resumed in March.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE,
NEW DIRECT.
Patria, Noy.26 2:3OP.M. PhGnicia, Dec. 10, 1 BOP. NJ.
BULGARIA. Dec: =, ! :soA.M Pennsylvania, Dec. II SAN
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BAPTIST OHURo8
R Wv Convent Az and Wet 146th st.-Boandm1n B,
IN series Faith and Works of Bsptss. f:I5. song
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For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Newport News,
Petersburg. Portsmouth, Primers Point, Richmond,
Virginia Beach. Va, and Washington. D.. c. Freight
and passenger steamers sail from Pier 20. North
River. every week day. except Saturday, at o p. M,
". L. yice-Pres't and Trnfic Nor
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Pittsburg. Sept. 1.-THE New-York team played
its nnai game in the West to-day. and the players
and Manager Joyce left for home tonight in a
rather disconnected condition. The New-Yorkers
were again beaten through the Indifferent support
given Doheny. To those who saw the game to-day
Il was evident that several Of the NewYork play
ers cared only for their personal records and that
It did not matter much to them whether they won
the game not.
At one time II looked like open mutiny against
Manager Joyce. and II is said that two or thres OF
the players may be notified when their next salary
day comes around that portion OF the money due
them may remain in the club Golfers on account
Of their indifference.
and took the lead. and It looked II the men from
New-York would win the rubber In their second
inning Rusie complained OF feeling sick. and Man.
ager Joyce requested Meekin 10 go In and pitch.
This Meekin refused 10 do. and Joyce went out
into right field and requested Seymour TO relieve
Rusie Seymour argued that It was not his turn
to pitch and that. besides. he was doing work
enough in covering right field on his days OF
Joyce seemed 10 h. IN dilemma until Doheny.
who had pitched YESTERDAY walked out from the
players bench and volunteered 10 go in again.
joyce was much relieved and told the young fell
low TO go ahead and do the best he could Doheny
had had no preliminary practice or warming UP.
and as a result little wild at the start This.
coupled with the Indifferent support awarded him.
enabled the Pttsburg players to pile up three runs
The errors Of Joyce and Gleason were damaging
Score:
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BASE HITS.

The New-York team II supposed TO return NOM
to-day. but nobody seemed to know anything ABOUT
II last night
The Cleveland team had considerable run AZ
Boston's expense UP at Boston. The home team d''
not win a game In the series The best tna' .ne
Chamn,ors cou,d 40 was done Yesterday when the
game resulted IN a tie after ten innings mao peeA
played.
President Ebbets OF the BROOKLYN club. has Priv
vided q double bill for the enthusiasts across %.
river on Monday The Brooklyn and New New
teams will play two games. In the morn'"s
and the other In the afternoon
The results Of the games yesterday did nc' eso~
any change I'm the percentage OF the first ve 'eAH.
New-York lost Ave points by dropping Aho''~
game to Pittsburg.
Lave Cross. Of the st. Louis club. has orous.
suit against the Philadelphia club for sS' "a
alleges that tho club promised him 500 ovs' hess
above his salary last year. and that ne M
unable to ret the moue1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING -sheepshead Bay. 2:30 ,. m.
GOLF-Team match between the Hicn-
roond County and Harbor Hill clubs Rich
mond County; team match between the oak
land and Rockaway Hunt clubs. Bayside;
team match between the Fairfield County
and Brooklawn clubs, Bridgeport team
match between the Hillside and Suburban
clubs. Pla,nfield; women's sweepstakes
handicap. Fairfield County Golf Club; MEM
ters' handicap, Marine and Field Club. mem
bcrs' handicap Crescent Athletic Club; com
petition for Captains Cup. Morris County
Golf Club: competition for Frederick i. Pratt
Cup. Queens County Golf Club.
SHOOTING Monthly target shoot. Boil
ing Springs Gun Club. Rutherford, n. j.
practice shoot. Brooklyn Gun Club. Liberty
ave and Enheld-st.. Brooklyn sem-monthly
target shoot New-Utrecht Gun Club, WOOD
lawn. Long Island: amateur trap-shootinS
revival. Natick Gun Club grounds. Natick.
Mass: sweepstakes shooting. F,lkwood PARK
hummer meeting, Jynbrook Driving PARK
.ynbrook. Long Island.
YACHTING.-Indian Harbor Yacht CUBS
autumn race: Atlantic Yacht Club. speciai
regatta; Penataauit Corinthian fall regatta
. p. m.
CRICKET. - Kearny against Paterson.
Kearny dissertation game): New-Jersey
Athletic Club first eleven against Belmont
Philadelphia Staten Island against Ger
mantown Zingari, Mannheim; Kings County
St. George against Manhattan, Prospect
Park
LAWN TENNIs.--south Orange Field
Club tournament.
CYCLING -Gymkhana Century Wheel
men. Berkeley Oval. 215 p. m.
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SPORTS AND >$P0RTSM en-

~ TIA Ke,so Valley Club. Miss Frances Hinkie
Of Cincinnati and c. L. Tappan. OF the west
brook Golf Club. won first prize by one up arter
a contest marked by many brilliant plays ana
good all-around golf The defeated pair we're Miss
Dora Hoffman and G. s. Robbins. OF st. Andrews
Tappan played a steady machne-like game. ana
was ably backed up by Miss Hinkle. who showed
rare golang form that surprised every one The
best showing that made by Miss Norman.
who In play on the greens was almost perfect
Play between the two couples alternated with
every hole, and at the end OF the first round
Hnkle-Tappan stood three up Coming home, ct
the sixteenth hole Hoffman Robbins were two down.
BY good play on Miss Hoffman's part the next hole
went to them. The final hole was both exciting
and well played. Miss Hoffman drove well ahed.
while Miss Hinkle landed in the bunker Tappan
rallied well by good shot. and they We're both
down In three. Miss Hoffman hung on the rim
of the hole after splendid twenty-foot put Tap
pan ended the hole for a half and the match Tho
ball just missed. but rolled back and In again,
giving the match to Hnkle-Tappan by one up.
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TIE L. 4. ". BULLETIN.

Baltimore Sept. 2.-Chairman Albert Mott has
issued the following bulletin;
J. p. Armstrong: John Pulling, H. p; Wright e
ruled off all League of American Wheelnen tracks
In every capacity TO March 1. 1922 for officiating
at unsanctoned races.
John NJ. Bowen, Newark. Del, Is suspended from
the sanction privilege and ruled off to September
1s9 for promoting unsanctioned races after warn
Ing
Robert Tate J. II. Stevens and Knights Of
Pythas. Philadelphia; James l.. Lowery and
Knights OF tho Maccabees Sharpsburg. Penn. are
placed upon the list 81 those TO whom all sane
lions Wilt be refused. for falling to Ale prosramms
and report OF race meets.
The Business Mems Association, Allentown
Penn. Is suspended from the sanction privilege for
promoting unsanctioned races after warning.
Transferred 10 the professional class-E A.
Moross Detroit. Mich; Clause D. ]. r. OMara
Cincinnati Ohio: Clauses e and I.
Amateur record accepted-One- mile handicap
made by Frank T.. Kramar, at Manhattan Beach
August n. 1855 Time-?Os &-5 Handicapped
George J.. Mccarthy.
SANCTIONS GRANTED.
Harry X. Lister. riainneid. n. J.. September g. two
events. for eol5red riders
Riverdaie Field Club. Painneld X. j. September TO-
Ncw-Jersey Athletic Club. Bayonne ". j.. september
two events.
River View Track Company. Wilmington. Del. sep
TuckeFton wheelmen. Tueksrton N. j. sspt.mber A.
Walter May Keni. Philadelphia September g. one event
Carbon County Industrial! Society Lshighton. Penn,
September 20.
wooisds PARK. Philadelphia, September g.
M. September 90
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THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM

The steam yacht Sylph has been selected from
those lately purchased by the Government for the
use OF President Mckinley and the Cabinet on the
| Potomac River. The Sylph was built at Roach's
shipyard. Chester. Penn. the designs Of Gard
| ner & Cox. After being taken by the Government
| she furnished with a battery of two and two
3 FOUNDER rapid-hre guns. which she still carries
She ia steel vessel 1852 feet long and % feet wide
| carrying a schooner rig and trple-expansion en-
CINE In her official speed trials she cleared seven
| teen knots. She is now In Washington for reht-
| ting.
| match race will be sailed to-day on Narragan-
sett Bay between tire 5l-footer Kestrel, owned By
| John 3. Mills Of the New-York Yacht Club. and
| the sloop Minerva.
Commodore Busch. of the Corinthian Yacht Club
| OF Atlantic City, Is here on his steam yacht Alga,
which is anchored at the New-York Yacht Club
| chorage.
| G. s. somerv!llc's sloop yacht Alga went out OF
| commission ths week. owing 70 Mr.. Somerve's
having to so to Cuba on a business trip.
r. r. Doremus and Frank Bovine Jones' two
wel-known members OF the Indian Har5or Yacht
| Club. have gone on a long cruise to the coast of
Maine.
The yawl Fldelio has been chartered for the re-
| mainder of the season by II. E. Brandt OF Larcli-
mont. The Fdelio is owned by Mr.. Sanford
The new 5o-foot naphtha launch for Robert p.
Todd has arrived at Greenwich, and the cabin top
Is now being put on.
The raceabout rndianola owned by L. r. Aiser-
ger, Is being prepared for her final contest OF this
season with the Mariposa and Mr.. Ford's Mon
goose.
Mr. Romania the secretary of the italian Lega-
ton at Washington. has been guest at the Ind
ian Harbor Yacht Club for two weeks. r. I. Will
Jams. treasurer Of Cornell College. is there. Or.
Beman. also Of Cornell. has gone home.
The schooner yacht Iroquos. the flagship OF the
seawanhlka corinthian Yacht Club, has been at
Bar Harbor, and Is reported at Camden.
The schooner Azaea. owned by D. W. Kohn has
cd hor fha porn
Club after cruise eastward.
Tho steam yacht Barracuda has been purchased
by Eugene Kelly. OF the New-york Yacht Club
towed into Nassau where she remained several
West indies. her new owner intending to visit the
Cuban ports recently bombarded.
r. L. osgood Of the New-york Yacht Club In.
gone East on cruise in his steam yacht Fedalna.
The autumn regatta OF the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club win be sailed to-day under the rulea Of tho
Yacht Racing Association. and the races ara Oman
classes OF sloops the cabin OF the IS and 20 foot
length the 2l-foot open-class knockabou the
Seawanhaka one-desisn knockabouts and the one-
design dortes.
The special races OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
viii be sailed to-day over the inside club courses.
The yachts VIII be started at Q. m.
The fall regatta OF the Pena,aqult Corinthian
Yacht Club will be sailed to-day at Bay Shore.
Long Island ~'
Rear-Commodore Van Low has offered to give the
prizes for the remaining knockabout races at the
seawanhaka Corinthisn Yacht Club. The regular
series race VIII DO sailed to-day.
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HARNESS RACING.
HARD FOUGHT BATTLE IN THE 2:25 PACE
AT READvILLE.
SPLIT SILK prsrAxcEp. LADY OF THE MANOR

SPLIT SILK DIsTANCED. LADY OF THE MANOR
wINs-THE ABBOT TAKES THE aos rRoT
Readville Mass. Sept. 2-There was another day
Of fine sport at Grand Circuit meet at the Read
Vile track to-day. two races being run on In good
shape with n couple OF heats In the thlrd 70 enc
the racing the event going over until tomorrow
The 2:5 pace proved 10 be the hardest-fought race
OF the day, Lady OF the Manor with Geers up
finally taking IT, although strongly pressed by Ex-
plot In the last three heats. Split SILK was ois-
tanced In the first heat.
The 2Os trot was looked upon az the probable
greatest attraction but while driven hard IN each
heat The Abbot managed to beat Kentucky union.
who lacked the necessary steadiness THIS was aiso
a victory for the veteran Geers
with a big field in the 2:12 trot. two heats were
run off and another attempted. but after scoring
manv times the contest was finally postponed
Joe Patchen, driven by his owner Z. W. MafNS'
made mile In 2:o2 fiat, beating the record ior ANA
teur driving Of 2:o34, also made by Mr. Marks. Inc
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