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Bowling.

The Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League held
an enthusiastic meeting on Saturday night at
Trainor's. Gates and Reid avenues. and practi-
cally completed arrangements for the coming
season. In the absence Of President Martin.
I. B. Corrigan OF East New York Council. pre-
sided Adirondack and Palm Councils resign
ed from the League and Pro Patra and Gen.
Putnam Councils forfeited their membership
for failure to comply with the rules Grnmercy.
Atlantic Iolanthe and RldRewood Councils ap-
piled for admission and were unanimously
The Councils eligible to compete in this sea-
sons tourney are as follows:
Alert, Bedford. Bu-hw!ck: Brevoort. brooklyn.
Burnside, Commonwealth, De Forest, De Long. De
Witt Clinton. Fast New York. Fern. Fort Greene.
Nassau oxford, ihiladelphos. justin p Price.
Washington Irving. Welcome. dramercy. Atlantic
Iolanthc and Rdgewood
The proprietor Of the Elephant Club offered
TO contribute $50 to the Leagues prize fund
in the tournament he transferred to his alleys
The League. however. recommended thnt the
Board OF Managers rcCngaRe Trainor's alleys
Tor another season, and the deal was com pleted
at the close OF the meeting. Richard brown
Of Commonwealth Council gave notice OF
number OF amendments TO the constitution,
which he will offcr at the annual meeting next
month. The most important were the engage
ment OF an official scorer. and giving TO the
winning team OF the first game the option oil
playing in the second or third game.
The Schedule Committee appointed u az
follows: +. Pye, Nassau Council b. y. .Diehl
Fort Greene Council: G. ii. RelnnnGel: Oxford
Council. The Prize COMMITTEES IS; william r
side Council: William i. Sellers, Iefrerts Coun,
ell The opening games will be played or
| Oct q
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Edwnrd Banks. Bernard Amend and Charles
F. Dudley did some great shooting at the
weekly tournament, OF the Brooklyn Gun CLUB
maries:
Club Shoot. htty clay birds-N J. Lane 30; George .
20: Edward Banks 40: Richard woods. ~; DR.. Gar
diner. 49, Charlie. DndlsS -; Garrett Rsms zen
liam H. Hopkins ~: J. B. Hopkins Az DR.; Ashley A.
Webber 40; Carl Won LenGerfe, 10; George '"
SWeepstakes race twenty-five clay blrds.Banks
as; webber. 25: Remsen. "a: Amend. "a Dudley, 2S
Budd 28: Smith 20; Bennett, %: Hopkins: 2l
Gardiner. 90; Won Lengcrke. ~: stillman. 49, Stew
art IL; W. J. Hopkins. II. -
SvcepstaEes twenty-five clay birds-Dudley. rs
Banks "a; Gardiner 20; Smith, ~; Remsen. ~
webber, 20 W. Hopkins, 10: Budd. 10; J. Hopkins
IL. nj, 80
sweepstakes. ten birds. expert rules-Banks; 10
Dr. { rramer, 10: Weber. To- Dudley, o. Hagedorn
| q; Remsen. q; Woods. !; Lane. l.
sweepstakes, fifteen hirds-Remsen, II: Banks. !
Dudley IL; W. Hopkins. u; Woods. 8: Weber. IL
| Dr. Gardiner, 10; Won Lengerke II: DR.. Dreamer
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Snort mt tho Yolksfest.

The GymnastIc com petition given with the
big festival OF the Patt Deutsches Volkstest at
the Union Hill Schuetzen Park yesterday were
run of slowly and the winners will not
fully 10000 people on the grounds. Three
prizes are offered the leaders In each Rymnas-
tic event. besides eight prizes for those making
The rifle shooting begins to-day and continues
until Wednesday The best marksmen have
The feature will be the team match on the
200 yard range for the cham pionship OF Great
er New York. Summary:
Putting l6.Pound Shot-Won by John Heit-
mann BROOKLYN Vorwacrts with 81 feet: George
Wolf New York Turn Nerein, second. with 35 feet
II inches; Jacob wede. Newark Yorwatrts. third,
with 80 feet u inC hes.
Running High Jump-won by Albert Hitscke Ho.
hoken Turn Verein with feet inches: Louis
Kreip, New York Turn NeTen. second with feet u
inches Albert Theilman Brooklyn Vorwaarts. third.
with 2 feet inches.
Climbing R0pe--won by Frederick Hlller New
York Turn verein. with climb Of AZ feet inches.
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Race Nice. of tho Lincoln wheelmen.

One OF the biggest race meets of the season
was held by the Lincoln Wheelmen OF this city.
at the Queens County Driving Park, Maspeth.
yesterday One OF the features was the riding
OF Mr.. and Mira Bush. Of the Nassau Wheclmen
In the first heat after pacing the entire bunch
fourth in the final heat William H. Wllcott
OF the Waverly Is. @. smashed the track record
the Nassau Wheelmen on tandem. Sum-
mary:
One Nile Novice, scratch-won by Charles W. Led
lard brooklyn W: FrAnk p. Wanner, Lincoln W,
tSifd. Time 2 minutes 22 2.6 seconds. smashing
the track record by l5k seconds.
One Mile Hand Final hent won by H. .varlSy
Orange W. scratch; Edwin G. brooklyn; Unknown
third: Charles W. Lediard. Brooklyn w., SO yards
fourth. Time. 2 minutes 81 second'
One milo open. ScratCh-Einal heat won by Edwin
@. Brooks gnERo U, W; n, g. wxarisS 9rAnEs W.
minutes 30 seconds.
Two.mils tandem, scrAtch--FinAl heat won by H.
C. Varley and j. q. Hopler, Orange W; L. Lshbeck
Prank and +. NJ Price, Nassau VI, third Time, 8
minutes 90 20 seconds.
100 yards dash. foot 'rAce-FinAl heat won by A.
Wagner. 5tuyyesant A. C., scratch; X. H. AcCauey.
iiamsburg A. G.. third. Time, ION seconds
Halt mile juvenieltRndem exhibition against track
record. Charles and Albert Lischbeck. rtme 2
minutes seconds
Old Time Relief Raoe-Won by b. Simon, Lincoln
W. Time, minute as seconds,
10 seconds Won by W. Wilicott, Wayerley B. G,
Time, minute y 2-5 seconds.
Australian pursuit race. between teams Of williams
| burg, Orange. Nassau, Lincoln and Bt. George 4
WhOOlmen-winnsFs were James g. Hopler and H.
| q. Yarley Of the Orange W.
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&Irrtions aud Attetings.

THE OREGON r. n. & NAVIGATION co.
The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company will be
held ct the office Of the Company, in the City Of
Portland. Oregon. on Thursday. the seventh day Of
holders may obtain. at the office OF the Transfer
Agent. Central Trust Company OF New York, No. 81
Wall street New York City copies OF circular stat
ing the objects of said meeting.
For the purpose of such meeting the transfer
close of business on THURSDAY, AUGUST "a.
1900, and will be re-opened on FRIDAY, SEP
TENDER 4, 1890.
Dated New York. August ID, 1899.
THE OREGON Il. Il. Il NAVIGATION co.
BY. W. W. COTTON. secretary.
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3ublir 3lntires.
VIM. SOHMER.
County CleI
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

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AMONG ATHLETIC cHRIsT1ANs.
Members Preparing for the Various Fall
and winter Pantimes.


and Winter Pastimes.
Speculation ia rife concerning the outcome
OF the Pentathlon games to be held under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton at Barretta Point on Sept. o. Not
withstanding the interest displayed In the
games considerable activity now prevails In
other work. however. Preparations are being
made for the fall and winter season and In an
other week or so the gymnasium directors will
nut the candidates to work. majority OF
the branches have better talent In hand than
in previous years. and those branches that have
always been strong will have to work earnestly
TO retain their laurels. Football. basketball.
bowling and handball will be very
much INDUCED in this winter and strong teams
will represent great many OF the associations.
Although the members Of the TNentysthird
street branch are very much taken Sst ,S up IN the
gnmss thes r oths 1 spo sne go S
j. W. Cross Chairman OF the Athletic Commi.-
tee, has issued call for cendidatsS iof the loot
s,%s s Which VII open % SsPt; has has
alleys have been remodelled II is pot unlikely
o u sS Sans IN
The Railroad branch. which he's e.. among mons It's
rss w not .fe
In the Pentathlon games. The most interest,"
ing features Of the work at the oranch rs
asketball and arrangements have been made
for the annual tournament q the New York
| Central Railroad, which Is held at the branch.
1t is likely that the Same teams will compete
| as in previous years
feel the loss q their physical dire director Pr Pr
Muller will give up Young Mems Christian
Association work to practice medicine, he
| number OF years. and It was through his enort
that the gymnasium classes II most az the
Preyous to becoming stll,atsd with the East
director OF the Young Mems Institute. and
while there organized gymnasium team that
swept everything before them.
The athletes Of the Harlem ,r branch AR are .
games held weekly are becoming more popular
as. the season advances, Prsparantiioinls are
| gymnastic exhibition. In which will be entered
every member OF the branch. The event viii
| take place some time in October. At meeting
Of the athletic committee last week It was de.
! cided to startthe annual bowling tournament
the same time as last year. The booksare now
open for entries.
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DIED.

REED RomsenburGh. L. l.. Aug. 10. 1899
Alamo Reed.
Funeral on Monday. Aug. 81. ct l:ao p. II, from,
Presbyterian Church. Remsenburgh.. LII In.
torment At Kingston. MI.
For other deaths SEQ Page s.
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NEWPORT. Aug. 20.-The weather was threat
enlnG here all day day but In the evening the
sky had cleared Off and the weather promises
to be favorable to- morrow for the final match
in the all. corners singles ofthe National Cham
pionshlp lawn tennis tournement. The bet
ting to- night tavors Davis, 5 to 3 being freely
offered on his chances against Paret with faw
tnkers Ever since Larneds default was
selected by the insiders MS almost certain win
ner Of the tournament. DAYS.. however some
times strikes Off days. and v to- morrow should
prove to be one OF them. he may have difficulty
In wi
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"a Wall 1t.

New York, August IA, 1890.
The transfer books OF the Voting Trustees for
Preferred stock Trust Certificates Of the Southern
Sept II. 1899. and will reopen 81 10 A. NJ. on
Frilay, Sept. "a, iess.
On October 4. 1929, the Voting Trustees will he
prepared to distribnte the above dividend OF One
Per Cent. whon received by them. among the par,
on their books when cioaed ~ aboyt.
J, =. MORGAN h CO.,
Agents Tor Voting Trustees.
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dividends and Auteffbt.


New York. August 1e. 1899.
dividend Of ONE PER CENT. out Of sccumu.
PREF ERREb sT s Of The S'S Company. PAYABLE
October q 1899, to stoetholders OF record h the
close OF business September II, 1899. 49,
The preferred stock transfer books will close 81
=; n. on Monday Sept. II. 1899. and vii reopen
SOUTHERN EAiH%HY CoiiPxNX.
JOSIAH r. HILL, Secretary
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Appellate DiySion-supremo Court-specal
Term Part I.-Mouon calendar called at 1890 A.
n Part LEX pArte IuRtIers,-S urroEAtes Court
Chamberss For prGhate-wills 81 Henry l.. Clinton.
Christian KrauRs, Thomas W. Eyans. 1850 A. NJ;
Susan D. Alexander, II A. NJ. John II. g. Thomp.
son ll:2OA, NJ. City Court-Special Term. Court
opeua at 10 A. M.-hUtionH.
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A Swimmer Seized with Cramp an

joseph Harrigan, o painter. 40 years old. Of
6S Catharine street. this city. was drowned
yesterday in the East River of the foot Of
First avenue. College Point. He had partaken
Of a hearty meal Just after he and several OF
his friends went in swimming at Silver Beach.
he was seized with cramps. He gave cry
and sank. He reappeared once. His body was
recovered by James Kelly o. 10 Varick street.
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Mock Said to Have Wheeled Over Century
Course In Record Time.

Charles Mock OF the Century Road Club OF
America. is said to have broken the 100 mile
road record yesterday. by covering the dis
tance in hours and ~ minutes. Mock. who
is % years old. and who has been riding about
two years. left Bedford Rest at $50 o'clock in
the morning and rode over the century course.
On his second leg he picked up piece OF wood
several minutes. W. II. Anderson. Francis
Tennis and Paul Thomas. all q the Century
Road Club. hold the Watches. The first thirty
utes The roads were In poor condition. Sew
eral tandems and trplets paced him on the
30.
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NOTICE.

Tho GLOBE NATION, BANK, loratsl at Provi-
dence, in .le state OF hh ,do - I'd IL "a :up it,
AFFAIR.". All note holders IN Others, ~ dItoF, "
sad Asa iriatinn are thCr TORS hereby notified n
present the notes aud other claims ~ MT the So-
ciatioL forpayment MICHAE;. r DoDLEY. Cashs1.
PROVIDENCE Rhode Island. July ~, lsse.
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Real Gstute-Out Of the City.

GO On0 CASH, or 81 100 cash. assuming 5000
'NL,OOO mortgage, a dwelling house In tho
most select neighborhood OF PleasAntvile; one hour
from New York on the New York Central. saeri.
feed on account OF gotng abroad. Address GREAT
BAR9AIN lc2 Sun Office.
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For Young Mon women-City q Country

DENNTN4ToN IN. J) SEMINARY. on Bound
l. Brook r. r.. convenient to Now York. Philadol-
phia, Baltimore and Washington.
Both sexes. eist year. Fine healthful location;
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care and home comforts. Sanitary arrangements.
pure spring water. electric lights. Extensive i'm
provements and new buildings costing S65, 900.
TIVE complete RymnAsiums. s2a6 o yoar, OF for Q
suite OF rooms $500. Long-datance telephone in
Seminary. Write for our new illustrated catalogue
THOMAS O'hANLOE. d D., President
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Colleges and Schools.

For Girls & Young women-City D Country.
A CADEMY MoUNTsT URSULA BEDFORD PARK,
"A N. Y, on the Harlem Railroad. near st. Johns
College. Fordham opposite Bronx Park. This board.
ing and day school for Young ladies snd little girls
in charge Of the Ursulines In equipped with all mod
ern improvements :, The snTrepndings are hsalthy
WEDNESDAY, sEPT. 9TH. For terms address the
Mother Superior.
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ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCIsCo
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RAILROAD COMPANY.
dividend Of ONE PER CENT. has been declared
on the second preferred stock Of the st. Louis
and Ban Francisco Railroad Company. 10 stock
holders Of record At the close OF busineas on Aug
81. 1920. The second preferred stock transfer
books viii close at 9 p. N: on Aug "a, 1899.
and will reopen At 10 A. N. on Sept. 2, 1899.
FREDERlCK STRAUSS
Assistant Secretary.
The above dividend of one por cent. will be
payable on Sept ., 1899 to hoidcrs OF the Voting
Trustees certihcates for second preferred stock Of
the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Com
pany. OF record ON the books Of the Voting rrus-
tees. At the close OF business Aug ~, 1901 The
transfer books Of the Voting Trustees certificates
for second preferred stock will close ~ P. M.
on Aug. Al. 1899. and will reopen at 10 A. NJ on
Sept. 2. 1870.
Checks will be mailed.
Dated New York, Aug; 10. 1922
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Games of the Star A. c.

A double programme OF sports. including
competitions for seniors and juniors. the an
nual festival. outing and clambake made the
grounds OF the Star Athletic Club. at Long
Island City, a lively spot yesterday. The plant
was thronged with mem bers and guests. Dele
cations OF New York athletic organic cations
George and National Athletic Club repre- zen ia
tves being especially In evidence. The Sum-
martes:
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City Real estate.
!. q. BROOKS, Owner.

WI bFUHHWNy, ItOOIII "a.
I DOTH sT,-Between Fifth and Madison AYES.
i 70 Private block. One OF the best neiRhbor-
hoods in Harlem. Almost new. three,story' high
nished in hardwood throughout, handsomely deco
rated and pnpersd Will be sold choAp to quick pur-
chaser, T. W. SHoTwELL 2al LenoI avenue. or
on premiAes, Al East 12Bth street
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DIVIDEND.
TIE eHEsAPEAkE AID OHIO RAILWAY

COMPANY.
Richmond w., August 10th, 1899.
Adividend Of ONE PER CENT. has been declared
on the stock OF the company, payable October as.
1909 to stockholders of record the closing Of the
transfer books on September %, 1879.
The transfer books will close ct the ofce of J. p.
MORGAN co. 20 Wall Street. New York. on Tues
day, September 90, 1899. ut p. NJ. and will reopen
on Wednesday. October 2bth, at 10 A. NJ.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO HALLWAY COM.
PANY.
Bye, T. wELLFoRD. Secretary.
NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE TREAsURER.
NEW YoKK. August IT, 1899.
Interest at the rate OF Three per cent per
the INCOME BONDS Of tho MOHAWK MALONE
RAILWAY COMPANY from the net earnings for the
ONCE and after Septembe J.. 1899, upon sur
render Of the coupon payable that day.
z. v. W. RoSsITER. Treasurer.
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75.Yard Dash. Handicap Final heat won by Gar.
rett j. Fitzgerald. yards; Michael J. Flynn. o
yards. second: John J. White. 81 yards. third.
putting the l2.Pound Shot. Handicap Won
by John Moran scratch with ~ feet eight inches;
Michael Flynn. - feet, second, with ~ feet: Rob
ert W Kennedy, 10 feet. third. with 81 feet.
one Furlong Dash HandcAp-firal heat won by
Michael J. Flynn. Fl yards: Robert "; Kennedy.
yards. second; Al Hamarth 20 yards. third. Time.
5h seconds.
Won by Michael J. Flynn. IS feet, with 10 feet
inches; Thomas J. ODonnell. so feet. second. with
a. feet j. White rs feet, third. with II feet. j. J.
Moran. the scratch man. hurled the missile l+2 feet
8inchea. >.,,
j. Flynn, ION inches. with 4 feet inches: W. G.
Marshall, inches second, with 4 feet inches;
Thomas J. oDonnell. 81 inches, third. with feet
One-Haif Mile Run. HandicAp-FinAl heat won by
Thomas J. O'Donnsll, 40 yerds: Garrett J; Fitz-
gerald, scratch. second by half yard; III. Moran.
76 yards, third. Time, minutes J seconds. FitA-
gerald in minutes seconds. smashing the
track record.
JUNIOR EVENTS.
LIZARD DAsh-Final heat won by H. Herr. 7
yaSis Frank Eslinger. 8 yards. secondi william
H. HugR scratch. third. Time, NJ seconds
Putting 4 Pound Shot Handicap-Won by MI.
ponoghue, foot inches. with 1S feet inches; +.
Reichter, scratch second with Is feet inches; +.
Herr q inches third with u feet inches.
Runninx Broad Jump. HAndicAp-Won by Charles
Kyle, intheH, with is feet inches; n. Herr.
scratch second, with 10 feet, inches; Frank Es-
iinger i inches, third. with il feet IL inches.
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Glfrfinu 3lotirea.

!. WILLIAM SoHMER, Clerk OF tho County Of
New York, do hereby publish in acceptance with
tho provisions Of sectonH b and of Chapter pol
OF the Laws Of 1890 and Sections and of Chapter
87p Of the Laws Of 1927, which laws, take? to.
Eether. are known as tho Election Law, tho follow:
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AMERICAN LINsEED COMPANY.
100 William Street. New York. August Y, 1899.
THREE, QUARTERS PER CENT ha, this day been
payable by check from Chicago September 18th. TO
etockholder Of record. August 2oth. P. NJ. Trans
ava 'N @. k. HIaHLEY, seo'y.
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Hudson River Military Academy

A safe thorough, splendidly equipped Preparatory
school and Home for Boys. Is miles from New YORK
cent in its appointments. Experienced and able
teachers: Large athletic grounds, Horses and
Illustrated catalogue request.
Cant WILSON <, NJ Supt, Nyack N. Y
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Newton Institute.

Two hours from Now York. Healthfnlly and beau
TRULY located. 800 feet elevation. No malaria
Highest ideals in school instruction and home life.
Surroundings aud associations pureat and best For
informatio address the Principal. Newton. n. J.
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SYMS SCHOOL.

Robert Howard syms, Headmaster; VIM. O. Sim
mons Associate Headmaster both formerly OF the
Oct O. 1899, at No. % W. 46th st. For all perticu-
lars address Robert Howard Synis, So.50 W. +Ith at
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D.IP-A.N-B 10 for o cents At druggists. Rrocers
II restaurants saloons, neNastAndB, general store
and barber shopa. They banish pain. Induce sleep
proIonE life. One gives relief.