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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
BASKET BALL.
A LEAGUE OF YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssccIA-
TIoN TEAMS TO BE ORGANIZED

TION TEAMS TO BE ORGANIZED.
II was stated yesterday that meeting would b
held last evening for the purpose OF organizing
basket ball leagre that would be composed OF tho
best teams of each branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association At the Twenty-third-st.
branch where the meeting was announced TO take
place the committee in charge said that such
meeting would be- held until later In the season
When the league IS formed the games will be
PLAYED at the ha Is ~ he ferent branches OF the
association of this city and nesh horhood. silver
lovirg-cup will re the team trophy and medals Will
be given the players scoring the greatest number
OF points during the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
LEMON BEATS BENNINGTON At GOLF.

Pit,rfcM. Mass Avs = (SpeciaA-The LenoN
Golf team, boat the strong Pennington Nt' 'e"'l
on to L.nox links to-day. Il was perfect F''
weather and.a large crowd Was present me s'''''
= N'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
FIRST GAME.
Boston ............l q u 10 q
Ba;,eries-Iewis and Bergen: Powell ana OConnor
SECOND GAME.

Boston ..............o 40 q
Batteries Wills and Yeas'r. Jones and Crigcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
OF INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.

Tho rivalry between Michael and McDufee ap-
pears TO become more intense time goes on
Dave" Shafcr. Mchaers manager. has challenged
McDuroe 10 race Michael at Manhattan Beach next
Saturday the distance 20 be twenty i've miles, with
unlimited pacemakers
Tho members O. the American Cycle Racing Asso-
cia,ion which has a contract with Michael FOR a
limited number % races expressed themselves yes
terday a. being much puzzled over Skaters latest
move. They declared that McDuffec could not race
Michael on saturday because nc Is matched TO race
Linton a. Boston on that day
Tho association will hold = National circuit meet
at Manha,'an Ecash on AgSust r. ana i Is anHons
cls, Michael and McDun'e do not agree to this the
ISsaoS g % aTr Rd d i@d o Tayor ' me
contest 10 he mile heats. best TWO ont OF three;
each In IN" rae" 20 pace mem; hut yeS'or'ig Us
patch rocc!red rom Bald Insisting ina; The
goes 10 show that the promoting OF cycle racing IS
not altogether an cay business this season
According TO n ruling received by Collector Treat
o. tho Internal Revenue Department yesterday. the
riders ~ bicycles not to 10 taxed under the
revenue law Tho ruling stated that whore bicycles
are checked ny passengers no bill Of hdng and no
tax arc required even when a charg" IS imposed for
this service a I'm tho case Of Ncw-fork steam
boa, company. which asked tho question. Commits
missioner Scott in making the ruling said
This ofrcc docs not look upon this a shipment
requiring a bill Of ading or manifest. being Of the
sons travelling on the steamboats, ~ this company.
As this COMPANY does rot carry freight Or express
matter Of any Kind. this Office holds that these
transactions are exempt from taxation"
TON" Linton. tho Welsh rider IS anxious 10
turn 70 England. ard will probably sail for there
shortly after his race with McDuffec Boston on
Saturday.
The Madison Who"mcn will hold moonlight run
on Friday to Concy Island. On Sunday tho club
will have n Joint with the Imperial Wheclmon
to ROckaWay Reach.
Musical bicycles are being mad" In Germany. The
power to run the musc-box t. furnished by the
front wheel Of the bicycle. and the instrument f.
guaranteed 10 grind out tunes as long the bicycle
Is kept moving.
At the Patchogue Whoclmen's championship mect
on August ~ there will be a triplr between the
PatchoGuc and Kings County whoomcn The MEM
hers Of tho first named team will he G. ". Rutland.
Robert Bailey and II. *. Roe. The Kings County
Wheclmcn team vii, be Charles Earl. "Al' Rclycs
and Joseph caccaVato
The Howard Wheelmon will hold their first annual
afternoon and evening beach party M the Aham-
bra Bergen Reach. to morrow. \ handsome buge
Wilt be presented to IA" visiting club having til"
largest number Of riders IN attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
Totals 20 0 6 u "a TO,ai, ....a1 SO 81 10
B,o-olivn ........... %
cin-lrnnu ................'.c o-s

Earned run Cincinnati, J. Two ha,. . ;n.n
Iounis piays-Iruin olra,,st,. Corooran McPhe, and
Bochey Irwin Mrphce and T~csley ~. Fist base On
balls on McKenna :. OF Uawlev. . Struck out By
McKenns. :. BY Iaviey. liI ~ pi,ci,t t1l,J.n,,
MIA pitcher MckenBa. 3. Paced ba!l-Ieitz l~!i on
base, Cincinnati o. nrookyn g. Time-i:&. umpires
-I.yrch Andrews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

The Iocustcroft Golf Club OF Great Barring
ton Mass announces It's annual tournament "a
take place during the week OF August p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

The Marine and Field Club has arranged home
and-home match with the Suburban CLUB. OF Eliza
beth the first contest to take place al Ezaoeth on
September 10 and the second nj Bath beaC" v"
SepfemOer "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

James Lister. the professional Mt the Ph'ladel-
nh,a Cricket Club has succeeded in lowering the
record OF the cricket club links from 35 10 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
CRICKET.
OUTLOOK FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP IN TIL: NEW
YORK CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

The victory last week by the Brooklyn Cricket
Club over the Paterson eleven has given the former
club clear lead In the for the championship
Of the Ncw-York Cricket Association. and the PEN
rant OF that organization should once more fly
over Prospect Park.
BROOKLYN has only one more championship game
TO play and t. II wins is tito to the championship
is assured. Its opponeu. Will be the kcarry team.
Paterson has two more games to play against
Kings County and Kearny. and should win both.
The cub standing to date follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

The Howard Wheemcn will hold their first annual
afternoon and evening beach party M the Alham-
bra Bergen Reach tomorrow. \ handsome bugle
wifi hs presented t. n" visiting club having th.
largest number Of riders IN Attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

Won cleverv BY two lengths three lengths between
second and third.
THIRD RACE-For maiden two year ids: $500 added;
special weights. Five frrongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
SPORTS . AND SPORT SMGN.

of 90. No. = Chambers-st by September T. or 'ater
at the clubhouse. a. Sea Cate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

To Howard Whitney has been awarded tho cup
offered at the Shelter Island links ny Commodore
Clarence A. Postley, OF the Larchmont Yacht CLUB
(lub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
AMERICAN cYc1Isr WINS IN FRANCE

Paris Aug &c W. Miller. the American
cycl!st won the seventy-two-hour bicycle race
hero to-day. covering 1872 kilometres. Frederick
the Swiss cyclst. was second. covering L'so Ko-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
nALrlMoRE. .. rIrr.nl.nG. FIRsr GAMEn

Baltimore. Aug. IT, baltimore played and won
two crrorloss games from ritsburg to-day. Hast
ings was easy in the first contest and the orioles
t.titcd OH; Victory Hart wa more effective In
The list game. hui his support was miserable.
Both the Crioe iwirl"rs did vel. Maui carrying
cn Tie palm. \ long hit to centre IN the niutn.
which got lost behind some rubbish gave Mc-
Ca:thy home run and the visitors their only
tally. Attendance. 2aoI. Score
H. H. T..
Baltimore ............3 " o o 20 ~ 10
I'tt-btrg ............O %
Iaitcrlce Nops and Clarke: Hastings and Bo~erman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

Musical bicycles are being mad" in Germany The
power to run the music-box Is furnished by the
front wheel Of the bicycle. and the instrument f.
guaranteed to grind out tunes AZ long the bicycle
IS kept moving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

The Madison Who"lmcn will hold moonlight run
on Friday to Concy Island On Sunday tho club
viii have n Joint run with the Imperial Wheclmon
to ROckaway Reach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

Tom Linton. tho Welsh rider. IS anxious 10 re-
turn 70 England ard will probably sail for there
snortly after his race with McDufrec at Boston on
Saturday
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pay the umpire was forced

T0faIs -.IN ~ 80 n I0tas 81 ? : 80 =
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and third.
SIXTH RACE-siOO ahded. selling one mile.
AOUEDUCT ENTRIES.

Won easily by lengths; head between second
ond third.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26

OF all the wrath provoking, cuss
producing, anathema inspiring
creations in the world, the Tribune
force are inclined to believe that a
gasoline engine is most consum-
mate specimen. A mule if it can't
be coaxed can be goaded into 60
ing, but nothing of that nature
will induce a gasoline engine to
turn from the error of its ways
when once it refuses to work. If
it won't it won't and "there's an
end on't". The Tribune knows it.
1t is having an experience at the
present time that justifies it in
making these statements. If any
mem bers of the force have taken a
tumble from grace, the cause may
be attributed directly to gasoline
engine. If any of the readers of
the Tribune wish to test their
powers of forbearance in the matter
Of employing a vocabulary
generally prescribed by polite
society, let them attempt to ope-
rate gasoline engine that refuses
to be operated. The test will be
thorough and convincing. If you
get through the ordeal without de-
parting for moment from the
straight and narrow way, the devil
will give you up as hopeless case.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26
A Correction

Editor Florence Daily Tribuno;
In your issue of the 25th inst.
you state that the proposition of
Mr.. Warner for the board to en-
ploy Mr.. Champion as assistant
city attorney was carried by
unanimous vote.
I wish to state that Trustee
Deibert and myself voted mo-" as
l could not vote otherwise on such
an indefinite proposition. While
l consider the present salary of
$2O.85 per month rather small for
city attorney, when an unusual
amount of work is required, yet
Mr.. Warner seems to reflect on
his own capabilities in asking for
an assistant.
Very respectfully,
A. w. PEIL.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26
POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION

Midst the apparent confusion
that has existed in the affairs of
the Republican and Silver Repub-
lican parties, so far in the present
campaign, one fact that should be
gratifying to the people of Fremont
county stands out clearly That
fact is the evident endurance of
the candidacy of Joseph w.
Nilsson for the office of secretary
of state. This county was honor
ed by the choice of Mr.. Nilsson at
the Silver Republican convention
in Colorado Springs and it viii be
honored by his election to the
high office. Few men are so well
qualified FOR it. During his three
terms in the county clerks office
at Canon City, MIR. Nilsson has
won the respect and confidence,
not alone of his Republican fellow
citizens, but of the great majority
of those who have in any way
come in contract with him or ex-
perienced the perfection of the
conduct of his office. The Demo-
cratic county commissioner from
Florence is q warm admirer of Mr..
Wilson's official ability and high
personal qualities. Service as
county clerk naturally qualities
man for the very similar duties of
secretary of state and hence Mr..
Wilson's election, which is gener-
ally conceded, will be strictly in
the line of promotion. 1t will be
an illustration of the beneficent
principles of civil service reform
and of the advantage possessed by
the trained official over the mex
perienced if not incompetent poll
tician for revenue only. ~
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26

st. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church,
p. GREGORY, o. S. b., Pastor.
Sunday, services, first and third Sundays In a.
month: high mass and sermon, 10 a. M; 4
day School at p. M; vespers and bend
ton of the blessed sacra ment at I 80 D n
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26
Two Little Girls.

my fathers a general. What
does your father dor"
Whatever mother tells him"
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26
Cripple Creek Cd
Il. Mining DSd1

Reclining chair Jars and Pullman :
srs. A. n. Aoore. Ast. noe
G. p. Elliott. Gen'l Traffic ~
DenssH
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26
WEDDING
INVITATIONS

or Announcements. Correct styles. 1
elegantly printed, including two emu
opes with each, for 800. SO for ~
Also calling cards, latest style and bes
tiful type effects Address,
THE TRIBUNE FIortsesI
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26

The Tribune is under many OBJ
legations to The Citizen for the
use of its press yesterday, our en-
CINE being out of repair.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26
Church Services and RelIsicss mtett
In TIoreHee

First Baptist Church,
REV. ROBERT d. GRAHAM,
Sunday School, 10 a. M; preaching III
1880 in Union Hall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26
Prices TALK

The New York Dry Goods having great stock reducing
$1,000 worth upto-ae will sacrificed
prices before equaled in Florence
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-10-26

Advertised Letter List
Following is list of letters re.
manning uncalled for at the post
Office at Florence, during week
ending Oct. 10, 1898:
Boyle, Miss Carrie Moran, Miss Blanch
Butler, W H Meme, Mrs Sophia
Clark, VIM T Mccoy, Mrs L NJ
Clark, &C Nichol, Joe
Duncon. Mr. Robinson. Miss Laura
Dunehan,W Sutherland,
Dugah, I'd 6tcarling, Miss Lille
Frye, Hrs Goo sweetscr, ]
0oosalis, Joe Williams, Mrs Matte
arspps, nc Witcher, Vim
Martin. Felix Wright, & L
4nniord. EE Dshcrera, Jose Maria
Parties calling for same will say
advertised. " A. GuILiNaER, p. NJ.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
VVI
Notice.

WHEREAS. The County court of St Frgr- w cls county. by order duly entered ol record on the 10th day of February. Is.is. has ordered that thirty bonds of the County n4 St. Francis. for the sum of 5000 each. payehIa twenty years from date of issue. and bearing interest at the rate of per cent. per annuni. payable semannualy, be issued in sccurd- ance with the laws of the State of Arksn-n~. providing for the refunding of the lawfnt bonded indebtedness of counties in said .iate. for the purpose of refuuding the bonded in- debtedness of said county. evidenced hy thirty bonds of slOd0 each. issued in the year 1894: and
 Whereas, The said County court has ordered that notice be given to the holders of sa,s outstanding bonds, to present the rame for exchange. or if they refuse to exchange them to present them for payment:
 all persons holding any Of the said thirty bonds of St. Francis county. issued in the year 1894. for the sum of 3l0o0 each, are hereby nofi- fled tOpresent the same to :. J. Johnson X Con- pany, financial agents of St. Francis county. for exchange for the new bonds of equal amount between the hours of 10. a. m.. and F, m.. on rhe Fist day of March. ISIS. at tho Thirs National Bank. in the City of St. Louis. State of Missouri, when the accrued interest on the bonds so presented will be paid and the refunding bouds exchanged for the out standing bonds so delivered in equal amount. And all holders of the said outstanding bonds who fail to present them for exchange at the time and place above indicated are notified 10 present the same for payment to the said s. !. Johnson X O.. agents Of said county. al the said Third National Bank. in the said City of St. Louis. between the hours of 10. a. ID and F. tn.. on the 50th day of March, loss. an. the said order the running of interest on tue said bonds Will cease after the date fixed to present them for payment. And that the coupons representing interest thereafter 10 accrue will be of DO validity or effect.
 JNO. 5. K. CONAN. County Judge
 Forrest City. Ark, Feb. 18th. lssss. .i-
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

"ouo Vadis," paper, 50 cents. News stand.
 It's a sight to see the Easter Novel; ties at the Newsstand.
 Lunches, meals, and oysters in every style at the -Four Hnndred.'
 l.. o. McDaniel was in town Friday and pleasant caller at this office.
 Miss Sarah Keener. of Ma dison. was pleasant visitor to the city Saturday.
 Miss Tommie Stock.ird. of Goodwin. IS visiting her brother, J. R. Stockard, , and wife.
 Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. 10c. Mrs. J. F. Stone. who had been in Memphis for a week, ref armed home Tuesday night. Hon. k. B. Macon. candidate for prosecuting attorney. was in town Sat urday, and pleasant caller at THE TIMES office. Mss Annie Roles. WI 10 has been on an extended visit to rel atives at Vicks- burg, Miss. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R. Stockard.
 Now is the time when the euterpris- Ing ilousekeeper clea ns house and wants new furnishings. See Brandon & Baugh about it. Chas. II. Hill, of Pine Tree. was in town and a pleasant caller at this of- flee Tuesday. We are under obiga- tions to him for favors. The Cleaners will give an ice cream supper at the Hooker house next Fri day night for the benefit of the Baptist church All are invited, and good time is assured.
 ~ Dr. R. II. Sparkman was a pleasant caller at THE TIMES sanct nm Satur- day. The doctor is not muc h encour- ! aged with the cotton outlook and re- suits of last season.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The iae- l ''s:is'' '':|'; Zz<AzZzS0 ::;;:. ;:;s l: s

The grass is sprouting. and the hog IS winking the other eye. It's a hust- ling shoot of grass that gets above the earth Tn this town until root ed up by the hogs. The hogs must go.
 The pretty new Spring goods are be- ing received at Brandon & Bang,i's The ladies must certainly be pleas ed at their line of Dress Goods, DI V Goods, Furnishings and Notions. They want to show you .heir stock, and N i'll quote the lowest prices.
 Miss Myra Knight arrived from Nashville. Tennessee. Friday. on a visit to relatives and friends. She is a niece of Capt. and Mrs. c. l.. Knight. She was guest of Mrs. M. E. Winfield and family for several days. and is how at the Knight homestead.
 T. c. Felbre & Co., of the Magnolia saloon, believe ini honest values and uniformly courteous treatment, hence for your money they draw nothing but high test goods. Try either the o. F. C., '5S, 4aunisee, or Rose brands of Liquors and you will drink no other.
 Miss Garnet Fitzpatrick, who hasl been visiting at Mason. Tenn, for ten days. returned home Monday, after a delightful time spent with old friends. We think homesickneSs had something to do with her return so early, as she was not expected for some time yet.
 The season for croquet playing is near at hand. Anticipating the de- mand for this popular game. the News stand has ordered. and will probably receive tomorrow s25 sets ranging in price from 75 cents to 8 co. If you want set, come early and get choice. The price is right.
 J. Dan Grogan. train dispatcher of the l.. R. X NJ. Ky, accompanied by hIs beautiful and charming bride, passed through the city Sunday on a special to Little Rock, returning here yesterday. and are spending a few days with relatives and friends. Dan is somewhat indisposed.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11

Miss Ruth Hatcher is convalescent from measles. r
 St. Patrick's day in the morning next Thursday.
 s. P. Mcdaniel is out again after a hard tussel with the grip.
 Read all the ads. You will find much in them to interest you.
 T. A. Futrall. of Marianna. was reg istered at the Belser, Saturday.
 The sweet little babe of, Mir. and Mrs. Chas. II. Sanders is quite ill
 The furniture for the new Court house has arrived, except tho pews.
 Miss Norma Taylor went to Mari anna Tuesday morning to visit friends.
 Crop mortgages are rolling in rapidly Mir. $. Fl. Mann recorded l27 Tuesday,
 We have the Easter Cards. Booklets, Novelties, and lives at the Newsstand.
 Squire F. ID. Boyle has been indis- posed for several days, but is himself again.
 Don't fail to see the Raster Cards, Booklets and Novelties xL the News stand.
 $. l.. Pettus. of north of town, was Tn town Saturday and a pleasant Ca llei at this office.
 Capt. J. w. Wynne and wife. of
  | and look after their interests here, The Iron Mountain railroad company has put in new ties and otherwise i'm proved their crossing at Washington street.
 Mrs. A. Meyers returned Sunday from months visit 10 St. Louis rela- tives and friends. and the next alder. man is happy cOrrespondingly. Do you want nice suit of Clothes. or Gents Furnishings of any kind? ,, Brandon & Baugh have opened their large Spring stock, and you ought to look it over. They will be glad to show you through whether you buy or 1 not.
 Waiter German, jr., of LaGrange. l Tenn, has accepted position with 1 Pettus tl Buford, and entered upon his duties Tuesday. He has grown up into young manhood since leaving Forrest City, and his old time friends hardly knew him.
 W. E. Allen, who has been residing in Cross county for several years, has returned to old St. Francis for his health, and now resides upon his farm Tn the northern part of town. He was in town Saturday and a pleasant caller at this office.
The Forrest City times., 1898-03-11
Cement at E. T. Gray,s.

e"s GU IL. l. trays,
 A. Becker went to St. Louis Sunday. der's. ''ei "' "'i- oan- oysters. ""uie" ior ,h;a Lrlce X Altman have a new ad in Na,,a1 A not Of new marbles just in at the native heath. ''o HIS a,I, nr; E. Q. Gibson is convalescent and able to be up. ''0'oe'V anu .nt Lalk with NJ. N. Gaines about farm and timbered lands. '' '"'n
 When bilious or costive eat q c..o, oc' 1ec Soaanuy oan cathartic, cure guar anteed, Geo. r, Taylor & Co.,. sell the best written. ""0o cohtracts |, M,psoams Epps and Wirtlcer. of Tuesday. ' u ''ie ci'y oaIi W ana see the Fine Fancy Candies ae " I. Sanders. The best line in the city-fresh. ' 'u' !" , Mrs. M. l.. Gillian is seriously i'll at ,he residence of Mir. and Mrs. +. Tur- iey' She has heart failure.
 Ton can get a good square m cal a eooa lunch. or oysters in any st vie at 1he 'Four Hundred" saloon.
 All sorts of Plain, Fancy and Arixed Ciinhs' ~ cigars, etc.. at T. C. Folbre & 0o's' where you are invited to trad
 The clock for the Court house will not be put up until the tower is fin. lshed, Which will be some time next week. '"'o 'eA
 r; Il. Shepard has an advertisem ent m this paper which is of special inter- est to those needing Engines, Boile rs or any kind of Machinery.
 spring Clothing in abundant variety or style and price may be seen at Rra,i. doh & Bangh's Mammoth store. The quality IS the same throughout.
 Gordon Casteel has a broken finoer as result of base ball practice. He informs us that the boys are practicino. ana nope to have a first-class team this season.
 How about base ball team this year.. We hope the boys will organize. practice and give us the pleasure of witnessing whole lot of victories over surrounding teams.