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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-25
Hstato Bargaf1aa

Flve-room house On Jacob street. between
Twenty-sfventh and Twenty-tighth streets.
Lots on Lind and Cherry streets Belye-
deere addition on monthly payments.
Six-r 3om house on Market street. near
Twenty-s!xth street, at &lsDJ0.
Ten-rOom house on Jacob street. near
Twenty-seyenth street. II $3.50.
Four-room house on Fourteenth greet
near Wood street. at $3.50.
Five-room house on Fifteenth street al
s. 80.
Thirty-f5of lot fronting on lam ard
Front street. az I.Z25
Slx-room house on MOyston STREET. lot g
xi0e al 81 100, easy terms
Money 10 Loan on Real Estafe.
7o1T 60 Ganoy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-25

The question as to the advisability of
the colored people continuing to vote
solidly with the Republican party was
discussed at the affair given by the
eolored folks at the City Building.
Henry Rolls took the affirmative and
Rev. Miller the negative, and the
speeches afforded good substance for
thought as well as amusement to the
audience. Albert Kerns and Mrs. Robt.
Dorsey won the prize in the cake walk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-25

Mrs. Mary Gallagher and Mrs. John
Kahn, Of Pittsburg. were the guests Of
friends here yesterday.
Miss Mary Gately departed yesterday
for Pittsburg to visit friends for a few
days.
Mrs. Thomas Sheppard and son,
Harry, have returned home from a
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Budget of News Items from Our
Belmont County Neighbor.

All organizations that will take part
in the parade Tuesday should pay eS-
pecial attention to the place of for
nation. Each organization has been
requested to appoint an aide, and Chief
Marshal j. NJ Du Bots requests all OF
these to meet at Armory Hall at 1870
o'clock this evening for final instruc-
tons. There will be three bands in the
parade, namely, Heatherington's X. of
T. and Mechanics.
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THE STREET Fair.
And Novelty Circus Will Open at
Bellaire Tuesday.

A BIG PARADE WILL BE GIVEN AT
ONE O'CLOCK ON TUESDAY, AND
A LARGE CROWD is EXPECTED.
FINE ATTRACTIONS HAVE
BEEN SECURED = PROGRAMME
Foe THE FIVE DAYS FESTIVE
TIES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-25

The method of selling Fels-
Naptha soap is queer. The
grocer returns your sc, if you
don't find it as stated. You,
keep the soap and the money
too.
rels Co. makers. Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-25

F. B. Archer has finished the paving
contract awarded his firm at Alliance,
and returned home yesterday. He at
tended the opening of the Republican
campaign at Akron Saturday.
Quite a number of Democrats will
attend the Congressional convention at
Steubenville tomorrow
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the German Reformed church realized
about $40 from their social
Miss Madge Hibbard, of GAINESVILLE,
is the guest of Third ward friends.
Miss Jessie Pickett has accepted a
position as nurse at Haskins' Hospi-
tai.
Ross Snedicker, Of Sistersville, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Willie Tiilman is able to be out again,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-25
TO- sATm.

Double dwelling house at 10 and ~ South
Broadway Lot 50 feet front, room for an
other house VIII sell whole property on
a quick deal for 81. 400. VIII pay as invest
meut as II Is.
Building lots Twenty-nlnth stseet for
$3.50.
500 will buy lot on Chapline street. near
Twenty eighth.
Fifteenth street lots Any number Of fest
you want for $50 per front foot.
u o. Sf1iIH.
National Exchange Bank Building
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7o1R Go Ga1ao
FOR SALE City Real

TO SETTLE Up THE JOHN yOcKLER
ESTATE.
The large twO-storg brick taHnery buiid-
ing with machinery and other belongings.
most desirable manufacturing site co.,
mar Twenty-second and water streets. Lot
C6 b. 20 feet.
room situated No rs or the east side Of
Ma5n street ln Centre Wheeling. contains
ing rooms and kitcnen ana one store
room. and a two-story brick dwelling 4
rooms ~ rear. or alley. Lot - by ~ feet
A fvro-story brick dwelling containing 8
rooms and attic. situated on east side Of
Main street Lot - by IN feet
For prices and terms Inquire 81 once at
2z4S Iafn street.
JOHN v0CKLER'S HEIRS.
sef7ekda
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YELL0W FEYER RECORD

FELLOW FEW ER RECORD.
KEY WEST, Fla, September "a
There were thirty new cases OF yellow
fever to-day and two deaths.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT OR sALE-Desirabie resi-
dence. No. 10 Fifteenth street Inquire Of
THEO. w. FINK & CO, No. 1853 Market
street. se2ie&da
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GTEEL ENGRAVED

Address Cards. 100 cards and plate. 80.
Wedding Invitations. any price you wish
to pay. SAMPLES for asking.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE Real Estate: desirable resi-
Cenee for sale l offer my residence. No.
Iii South Front street, quite comfortable
and ia perfect condition good location. In
auire w. j. LUTZ, No. Ill South Front
street se2ie&da
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ToR O. nHTr.

VIII sell modern six-room frame dwell
inf. practically new, al Edgington at a
bargain on a quick deal
Seyen-room frame dwelling, Echo Point.
Eeignt-room frame dwelling Pleasant
Valley.
Ten-room frame dwelling Pleasant Val-
ley.
Choice building lots Edg,ngton and Pleas
ant Valley.
NORTON & CO.,
1e L-.nl-r... LlauL RulLalnn
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There was quite a large attendance
at the funeral of the late joel Strahl,
which took place from the home of his
daughter, Mrs. John Jones, on Tallman
avenue, at 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The Masonic fraternity turned
out in numbers and the ceremony OF
the order was conducted in the usual
impressive manner. The remains were
laid to rest in Rose Hill cemetery,
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TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
211a acres Of timber 5 miles from ths
Ohio river. good road: hickory and sugar.
VIII sell land and timber. or timber al "A
bargain, or trade for other property.
Theo. w. Fink g. Co.,
Phone 687. 1903 Market Street
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SpgIRI1S A"D ~~~
~U SpsRUSMEN
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
citation Brighton Beach 100 r. m: DO o
toga Racing Association. Saratoga Low p ~
GOLF.-Nembers' eighteen noie nS.
ment. Marine and Field Club batn Co.
members handicap Crescent AthieuC -
raw Ridge. team match. Fairfield COUNTY
against staten Island, Greenwich Coi lit
members handicap, EngIeWoou Uoit onI
New-Jersey Shore Golf League No, 49,
Park; eighteen noe haia nS a tourna-
County Golf Club; Class ana .oglna
ment and womens putting match, ArusieE'
class handicap ST. Andrews GolI Niup'
Chauncey y. Y; professional matcn' Se ISL
against Law, Deal Beach, y. T.; miXeu louI
some, New-Brunswick; cnailenge cup r, Tmr
White course handicap, Shinnecoch I1irs
Howell cups Seabright; opening, fuI! elsh-
teen hole course. Nassau Country Cluo
YACHTING.-sea Cliff Yacht Club. annual
open regatta Long Island Sound; JainalcS
Bay. dory class, Jamaica Bay heIps. .to
Tarbor Yacht Club. annual open regatta,
Glen Cove Long Island East GiouCestel
cup races; Burgess Club races, Marpleheau,
Beverly, Corinthian race. Buzzards Day
Manchester midsummer races; fennt .
QUOT Cornthian Yacht CLUB, open resa''a
Bay Shore Long Island.
CRICKET-New-Yo against Newark,
Newark Knickerbocker, team y. agalhel
Staten Island Bergen Point; Manhattan
team A, against Paterson, Prospect PARK
LAWN TENNIS-Invitaton tournament,
Southampton, Long Island; Morristown 'our-
nament Morristown. y. j.; crescent Ath-
letic Club. class A and B, singles Bay ridge
POIO.-Point Judith Cup. Narragansett
Pier, r. !.
BASEBALL - Crescent Athletic CIup
against Knickerbocker Athletic Ciuo, pa!
Ridge; New-York Athletic Cluo against
Montclair Athletic Club, Montclalr
CYCLING.-One hundred mile amateur
race, Berkeley Oval
SHOOTING Futurity. i've plIus'
Ekwood Park; Brooklyn Gun Cluo' oh'oh
Course.
BOXING. - Thorne- Purcell. Westchester
Athletic Club, afternoon.
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Queens Park and he predicts that every mark
will be lowered by some one or other Nat has
also a good word to say for the French champion.
Bourillon. who Is now on his way across the At
antic. Butler saw him ride in Paris and he says
he is simply phenomenon. How anybody can
beat him, If he is In anything like shape, he cam
not understand. When asked IL the antagonsm OF
the National Cycling Association would be dam
aging to the worlds meet at Montreal the rider
simply laughed and remarked: They're out OF
business and II they not quito dead yet, there
will be nothing to do but hold an inquest after the
Montreal and Boston meets over"
The international Cycling Assocs tcn. the
League OF American Wheelmer and the Canadian
Wheelmen's Association make too good cofnbi-
nation for a professional organization to buck up
against. This has been proved all through the
season. That there some fast riders In the
ranks OF the outlaws there is no doubt; but they
cannot begin to compete with the man VINO re-
manned loyal TO the International Cy cling Associa-
ton and the League Of American Wheelnen. 1t IS
a safe thing to predict that a few days after the
close OF the Boston meet there will have 10 be
subscription taken up TO buy wreath TO decorats
the grave OF the mistaken National Cycling Asso-
citation.
Canadians will see for the first time what motor
pacing means. M Rube nsten. PRECEDENT or the
Canadian Wheelmen's Association. has returned
from Boston. where arrangements were MADE 70
bring several motor machines, and a speciai
race will be arranged for motors only.
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Smythe Matador; woosley CarmaIt. p....,-
Harry Mckeag. Dawdie: J. Fl. Bagg. Peerless. n.
Dennison and others. Brooklyn Canoe Ciub-c,o,,
modore Henry NJ. Dater. McMoosha; N. v. Re-.
kaw. Hottie; s. ]. Bennett and Mrs. Bennett N
n. 7. Beers, Frank L. Dunneii former comrn,s "
OF the American Canoe Association, Madre: n r
Driegs j. f: Eastman King Olaff; Charles ] F..ss'
0Dlphant p. f. Vernon, F, N. Munroe. John =, r +
Thompson and Robert J. Wilkin Yonkers carSS.
Louis simpson: Sing Sing Canoe Cub--Mpru s snd
Mrs. William N. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs s1 no
Canoe Club-viceCommodore II. c. Allen and en Non
Allen, Miss Allen. w. {. Lawrence and Artbmv..
Ianthe Canoe Club. of Newark. n. J-I,nco,mm VIZ
Palmer. knlckerbocker Canoe Club-Lafayetta =.
Seavey. chairman of Manhattan Borough 49, w.
ton. OF New-York; Mrs. seavey and Miss seaysy
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SEMI-FINALS AT NEWCASTLE.
PAREr AND FISCHER BEArEN-wRIGHT AMI


PARET AND FISCHER BEArEN-wRIGHT AND
BUpLoNG MEET TO-DAY.
Hotel wentworth. Newcastle. n. H.. Aug (
(SpeciaD.--The Wentworth lawn tennis tourna-
ment reached Its hnal stage here to-day. but the
semi-inals furnished lot OF excitement in the
mean time. Both Of the New-York experts
Fischer and Paret. were beaten in the semi-fual
round OF the singles, and Fischer's defeat caused
considerable excitement In the first set the met
ropolitan champion held easy lead up to 81
and then with 10 love In his favor mad three
chances to take the set with a single stroke.
Wright was steady at the critical points, and by
careful play pulled Up to all. long deuce and
vantage struggle followed. Wright finally winning
by 81 In the second set Fischer led up 10 Al
and again had 10 love- but never got another game.
once more Wright played a fine uphill game and
pulled out the set by s.,
Paret seemed badly on his game In the other
semi-fna match. while Budlong played in excel
lent form. his cross court passing strokes being
specia, feature Of the match. Tomorrow Wright
and Budong will meet in the final round of the
singles, and in the afternoon Fischer and Bond
will play Wright and Hackett In the final match
IN the doubles. The scores OF to-day's matches
follow:
Mems singles (semi- final round)B C. Wright beat e
p. Fischer. 9--7. g. c, II Budong beat ]. r. Paret
60, "a.
Mems doubles (sem ANAL round)-H. H. Hackett and b
c. Wright beat James Terry and Irving Wright, 80
6-1, 81: y p. Fischer and W. s. Bond beat j. p
Paret and J. c. Davidson. 6--3. 6-3.
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SIXTH RAcF1-ror three year ods and upward selling
RACING AT SARATOGA.
Two FAvoRITEs wIN-TIIIRD CONTEST WELL
FOUGHT.

FOUGHT.
Saratoga Aug l--On the Saratoga track this
afternoon the bookmakers had a better day or IL
than on some previous occasions. the betting beiDs
more general Only two favorites won. inc only
race that was a struggle was the third on the caro-
Adolph Spreckels was scratched and Charlie Rose
ought also TO have been. For mile Kinley Mack
set slow pace, with Approval at his heels IN
the last quarter the latter challenged the leader
and a rafting finish ensued. Approval gained at
avery stride but Knley Mack managed 10 hold on
long enough 10 win Lightning Express should
have won the fourth race but W. Martin was TAX
ing a nap and called on him too late The start
for the last race was delayed, Native refusing to
break with his field. After four attempts he was
Ief. at ,he most Clawson, pullman and Turner
were each fined $50 in this race for breaking i'm
properly at the post.
While exercising on the track this morning, the
colt Hold On. owned by Edward Peters. had blind
staggers and Keeling into the fence. broke his
neck The boy who was up on him was badly IN
iured The stables Of Jack" Joyner, N. T. Steven
son and others are expected on Monday. The sum-
mary follows:
rir.. race turiong, Delacy. lc7 toI>ary, to
Meekin, ioI spencer), to g. third. Time-loah. Tho
Second race zone mlel-yeaAowthorpe. ITO CBurns =
to won Flax SPINNER, ~ BgnSq n. 70 j Sas:
wardell and Handpress also ran. .
Third race one and onequarter miles)uKinley Mack
= second; Charlie Rose i1s Gackson 80 to !. third
Time-2:l1I -.
S1 tss;., Tsn MAJ
TIM. 10 3, second; Chappaaua III CoNar!2' 70
s sb s5s 5.4s& Rya as5 s d'Ah'd
Fifth rare (six furongslPrecursor lo2 tOLrary TO
o Pest sn ass. 1oI tHyd FaS
Rochester and Native also ran
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THE RECORDS.

The local baseball season was reopened yesterday
with a game between the New-York and Broox,vr
teams at Washington Park. Brooklyn. More than
three thousand spectators turned out to see N.
contest. which close and interesting through.
out The New-York team batted McJames almost
at will in certain innings. but the most stupid SORT
of base running prevented the team from Harlem
from doing much in a scoring way. It was about
as dismal an exhibition the bases as team
has ever given In this district.
After the third inning Seymour had the Ieasus
leaders at his mercy. but the three runs made uo
TO that time turned out be sufficient to win tia
game The New York team made the unique record
OF fourteen base hits, two TO an inning. and yet
scoring only two runs. Van Haltren reached frst
base five times and stole two bases, yet did not
succeed IN makng the circuit Dahlen and
Mcclure did the best work for Brooklyn. Score:
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GOLF.
To-DAY's MATCHES ON LOCAL LINKS

TO-DAY'S MATCHES ON LOCAL LINKS
OPENING OF THE NASSAU COURSE
This will he a quiet but interesting day local
links. Although open tournament Is 20 take
place, several handicap contests and team matches
scheduled. and enough promised 10 keep wha.
players remain IN town busily engaged throughout
the afternoon Perhaps tho most interesting feat
IRE OF the days dongs viii he the opening OF
the course OF the Nassau Country Club Of
Glen Cove about which there has been so much
curiosity this season. The grounds havs been
played before but this will be the first time that
the fun eighteen holes have been used, and the
opening will be made tho occasion OF special tour
nament among tho members. The course Is essen
the competitors tee on to-day they will face cir
cult Of trife more than six thousand yards The
cepon viii be held on the lawns in V The afternoon
The various holes and distances Of the links. as
arranged fof the days contest. are:
FIRST HALF
3l s1ss Isis go ar sis sS7 asa 81 as 1s'1 S
SECOND HALF.
H Hs4s: 70 IS so 80 iTo 80 s 80 y IS;s d
At the Fairneld County Golf Club. of Greenwich.
there will be a team match OF fifteen a side between
the Fairfield and Staten Island Cricket CLUB teams.
while at Long Branch tho Norwood and Laurence
Harbor teams will meet in tho interclub series for
the championship of the North Jersey Shore Golf
League. The Engewood golfers will begin the pre-
liminary round for their club championship at
eighteen holes, medal play: at st. Andrews there
will be members handicap for Glasses a and n:
at Ardsley club handicap and women's putting
match are the attractions, while at Richmond
County the regular monthly handicap for all classes
Is TO take place
j. b. Elmendorf has offered Ave cups at the
Staten Island Cricket Club for weekly competition
this month. and the first OF them is to be awarded
to-day. the player having made tho hest aggregate
rounds OF nine holes each In the week being
declared the winner. There will also DO members
tournaments at the new Yountakah Country Club,
OF Nutley and at the Seabrght Deal Beach Plain
field Shnnecock Hills, Crescent. Marine and Field
and Apawamis links.
Tho open tournament OF the frontier links at
Niagara on Lake. which has been a popular
fixture in former Is to take place this year
from August 81 to September q inclusive. and is
likely to attract n number OF players from both
sides Of the border. With the International team
match between the two countries following so
after this contest will have added interest as
showing the form Of the Canadians. who may be
seen later on the Morris County links.
The match between George +. Armstrong and
Otto Hockmeyer for the championship OF the Har-
Dor Hill Golf Club has been definitely fixed for
August 10 II will be at thirty-slx holes.
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POLO PLAYER DIES FROM INJURIES

FATAL RESULT OF \ COLLISION At 4 ToURNA-
MENT AT RUGBY.
London. Aug. Al. W. Drybrough. ono o. the
best polo players IN England died this morning ms
the result Of an accident sustained yesterday after
noon during a polo tournament at Rugby He WAS
playing in tho semi-nnal game and had only be-
gun when he and American named Mackay
came into collision. Both ponies fell and rolled
over the players. Mr.. Mackay was unhurt. but
Mr.. Dryhrough was suffering from conclusion and
fracture Of the skull. He expired to-day without
having regained consciousness
Mr. Mackay 1. a native OF Wisconsin. lie
formerly member ~ the Chicago Board OF Trade
and has been living near L~Amiryior Tor num-
Der OF years He Is well known IN hunting and
polo circles
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PHILADELPHIA. 4: BALTIMORE g.

Philadelphia. Aug. 4-Baltmore had a man on
second and on third in the eighth inning to-day,
when Cross made a brilliant stop and lightning
throw OF Smiths hit. retiring the side and saving
the game for the Phillies. Philadelphia has secured
Dolan, OF Richmond TO play second base In the
absence OF Lajoie from the team. The score fol-
lows:
r. H. E.
Baltimore ...........o n 0-2 4
Philadelphia .........0 1 o q ! o x-i II 2
MISUNDERSTANDING and Robinson. Fraser and SIC
Farland.
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CANOEING.
START FOR THE NATIONAL ENCAMP-'
MENr ON THE THOUSAND
ISLANDS.

lslANDS.
One Of the biggest parties Of canoeists that ever
lelt New-York started from the Grand Central
station at 1850. a. m. yesterday for the National
meet Of the American Canoe Association at Hay
island one of the Thousand Islands The craft had
preceded the canoeists on Sunday.
After the routine business there will be the races
Tor the National championships. Among those who
lett the Grand Central Station were the following
New-York Canoe Club. Bensonhurst. N. Y.:F. C.
Moore Pioneer: Louis II. May. Aziz; John c. Now
bray, Kosata; A. K. Paula. To.eador; r. c. Paula,
Torment; George w. MaoTaggart, Zipp; II. H.
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sEMIFINALs AT MoRRIsTowN.

Morristown. n. j., Aug (SpecisD-The semi
finals In thu tournament of the New-York and
New-Jersey Tennis League were played on the
courts OF the Morristown Field Club this after
noon, and witnessed by large assembage
The scores sere follows: r. D. Little beat Hugh
Tallant, Ga. o.; z. Fl. Woodward beat b. Nc
Keever 81. o.. ga
The finals between Little and Woodward will be
played o-morrow afternoon. and splendid match
In looked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
ARRIVAL OF THE C4HPANIA.

The Cunard Line steamship Campania- when
sailed from Liverpool on July q. arrived here las.
night She reached Quarantine a little after ~
O'Clock and anchored. She will come UP 10 her
pier about o'clock this morning. Among her pas
sengers are United State, Senator Edward O. VOL
colt OF Colorado; Israel Zangwili, the critic ana
novelist: Tod Sloan, the American Jockey ana
"Pedlar" Palmer the English pugilist
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BOSTON. 4; WASHINGTON. g.

Boston. Aug. 4-Head work in the ninth inning
won the game for Boston to-day With one out
Collins was hit. Duffy walked and Stahl go. in
front ~ the ball filing the bases Lowe fouled
10 Mccain and Bergen singled scoring Collins and
Duffy. Slagle made sensational catch in the
eighth inning cutting OF what seemed sure three
Dagger. Lewis injured in the sixth and
tired in favor OF Bailey The score follows
f. II q
Boston ..............I n n q q q a g I
Washington ..........l o o o q % .
Beueries-Lewis, Bailey and Bergen; Weyting ard Kit
fridge.
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ATHLETICS.

LOCAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION CHAM
PIONSHfPS.
The annual track and field championship meeting
OF the Metropolitan Association Of the American
Athletic Union is scheduled for August II on the
grounds OF the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. at
Bayonne City, ~ j. There will be fifteen contests
the committee having decided 10 take out the mile
walk and the relay This sprints have filled
well, also the $40 yard run Another race that hns
been well patronzed Is the three mile run This
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BOXING.

FIFTY ROUNDS OBJ FIGHTING SCHEDULED AT
THE WESTMINSTER ATHLETIC CLUB
FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
There will be two good twenty round bouts be-
tween "Jen" Thorne and Frank Purcell and
"Billy" Edwards and George Cole at the West
chester Athletic Club. at ruckahoe. this afternoon
Jack" Fox viii meet Jimmy Haywood in the
preliminary Of ten rounds The management an
nounccs that "Pedar" Palmer and TERRY Nc
Govern will referee two Of the contests.
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MIXED FoURsoMEs AT CAPE MAY.

The eighteen hole mixed foursome contests on the
Cape May golf links have narrowed down to two
pairs who will play tomorrow. This afternoon
Eagleston Robb and Mrs. Paine defeated Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Weaswlck up. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
r. Shattuck defeated r. ". Harvey and Miss Muir
ray, handicap eight, up. The two winning pairs
via play for the frst and second prize cups to-
morrow and the two losing pairs VIII play FOR the
consolation prize cup