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Golf in France.


Goltinvented by tho Scotch has spread over Eng
land aud Is process Of spreading over France. In
several years II has boon played energetcally at
Biarritz. Cannes, Dlnard, Dieppe and Compiagne.
Paris cannot e'cape the oon'agion. The members
of our grand circles arc enthusiastic over golf.
They have found ground at Mesvl. There is the
golf club. presided over by the Marquis de JAucourt.
On the long list OF members We read the names OF
the Prince b b g.. Charles Carroll. H. q. Van
Pinkhuy-en, Jasqucs DO La LON bardere. A. D. IIill
Victor Collins, George Munroe, Judge Leicester
Holme, saint GAudeus, the Marquis de YlaVieya
aud the Hon. Alexander Campbsll,
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Herbert Nickel. the lightweight champion ~
Australia AMI Sou h Africa. arrived here yes
terday from San Francisco NcKsll reached
that city about two weeks ago. but did not
make himself known until he cana across Kid
Mccoy Yesterday afternoon on sixth avenue
Tho Kid knew Nickel when b" was in johann
neshurR few years ago The In ter is 2G years
old and feet =, inches tai. He has the APP
pearanre ~ a stubborn. determined man and
seems to hs quick ON his feet He IL not Mt
al any ous for fight. he says. as he has made
$lOOOO turing the rast wear Homer Salhy Ia
looking out for Nickel. and wants to match the
Ansra'iGn against the wm1er OF the Ernc-
O'Brten fight at 1873 rounds.
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Baron SENT Drives an American Marc to
Victory,
Special Ca,. DsIrqtch to THE SUN.

VIENNA. Oct. 21.-The race for trottiug horses
from Berlin to Totis. Aus'ro- Hungary. dis-
lance OF 4GG miles. was finished last night. IL
was for parse ~ 1900 kronens and was won
by Baron SENT. who drove the cight-yoar-old
American mare. Mas Benton. The distance
was covered In 10 hours. The twenty COM
petitors left Berlin Oct. is, at O'Clock in
the morning. number Of American horses
started
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Tom Sharkey. who ITO fight Jim J-Tries at
Coney Island on Nov. :, has been training harl
for the contest and now saws II" vii Law of FOR
n few DAYS lie is down 10 his Sight NJ We ght
1S5 pounds, and says he Is ready to fight at a
minutes notice.
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Haley md Mctioyern Matched,

Patsy HALEY and Terry Mctiovern are to meet
again in Chicago on Nov. Z in six round
bout. Articles ~ agreement were signed yes
terfav. In their frst baltic NrGovern won by
A KNOCK out in the cigh' oonth round. Haley IL
in good shnre now, having trn'ned for several
weeks. as it was his intention a. becoming an
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Football Notes.

The St Miclasl's Y, VI, C. A. of Newark would Iihe
u hear from ltnf'tnwn teams; travelling oNpousss
vuarAnteei, Address NJ A. Flanagan, IA BuIls-
willie avenue, Newark.
The Cumberland A. c. woui like TO arrange
SUNDAY aud holiday g9Ges via teams syercsinS
bsrland street. BTooIlyn.
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The team scores follow:

Tho opening round in the PLAY TOR n cup was
begun at the Van Cortlandt Park public links
YESTERDAY. over 100 golfers started out. iol-
Although the weather conditions were al
most ideal FOR golf. the strong wind which
blew AZ times " III some force greatly marred
the MAY 81 soma Of the men. One hundred
cards were turned In. The following are the
sixteen playcTs who uualifed:
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At a hostslry on the Coney Island cycle path
where Brooklyn club makes ts headq uarters.
there appeared recently one OF the members
leading his wheel. He put the cycle in the
rack and went upon the veranda. 1t was
noticed that his coat bu!Ged suspicIousy and
breast. He went to the bar-room. where he
was ACQUAINTED aud asked Tor paper bag.
followed him outside and thsy are responsible
for the story leak ng out.
The newcomer. EoT the bag and proceeded to
from under his coat The bartender LOGGED
and grinned. There were whispering among
man with the corn was slowing it SO that it
could DO carried on his wheel without being
ScsR be vas asked hy one Of hts SluHmHtes
out a whole held in which most Of to- stalks
tho city you bet, and had to be mighty toxey
getting away with it,"
One OF n. g1Sing Party stripped r me hI,s
a loud laugh and the interlocutor said:
>, See here. Joe who ever toiI you YOU YOU, were
you are chewing tire plugs, That's hog corr"
For the first time in It's history the Esctng
men is a negro, Chairman Fred Gerlach Of the
Rae ng Board has announced the result OF the
Hs sSst Rs @ wss e rm
highest man Tom Butler The tuil, report Of
cshT44" ;"' SS3 s a. rea s,
Cam rraE ;Nt,s. y Nst Butler; CAmbrdg.. -;
bS.on = charles K Hcarihy. St Louis S% aS Ed
Ts!d L!ciclyG G pd, ago is Angus MSLeob
an Cinr nnat .; na-ley Davidson, Ersuttord.
on, Z; J"r woodE.d, Detroit :; Lons Gordon.
In iarA pois b. b. bird, Z. Paul. 2; II. CArmAn,
onttri,, q HnG Melon, Chelsea, Mass, 3; Ben
Monr,e, M'mIhs 3 n race 20 tch. Lonisvill-.
2: Fr,uE Butr c mbridge, ?! W. Hammer. Paula
deluh'A, .; 10 Watson. lndiSnapo T.. D @. Pulse.
Ind annapolis ! Charles Hotter. st. Paul, /; James
Crquhari Boston,l /.
NOTES
Eddie Bald 10 in England Apparently he is not
hnthsring much about bicycle racing, for he has
written 10 q friend in tbs country that he and
Jockey Sloan are having "a high old time"
The specifications Of the United States Govern
meat fur = new building at Warrington call for
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5O=54 West 22d St,
WEDDING GIFTS A SPECIALLY.
Enlmy l.. and Iris o. Win at Columbus

COLUMBUS. Oct. cl.-rhe first week OF the
Columbu fall meeting closet to-day. The
card con sisted Of the unfinished 2:l6 pace and
the = IL trot. Bamy l.. and Soarion had won
two heats each in tine 2:l'i pace last evening
Bsmy l.. ended the race this afternoon by
winning the fifth heat Iris o. made quick
work OF the Is trot. winning in three straight
heats. Andy Mcdowell bought Balmy J.. after
the 2:lB pace was finished. Summaries:
2.1G class pacing. plrae 5000.
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At the start Brown weighed 100 pounds. His
temperature was 0Sii. his pulse 20. and his
aminei him at the end Of the fifth century and
again after he had gone 700 miles
o.s 500 miles THrssd l+5 rounds
%. his pulse go. and hts respiration 90. At
the end OF the seventh century his temperature
doctor pronounced his constitutional condition
excel Brown Ia eating pretty much what
hroths An teef extracts mostly. although lie
ate some chops yesterday morning.
vSnr ny FfR9t Se did anF sfs I1
and thar nothing troubled him except one knee
that was hurt in II fall IN Thursday. This was
knee has stitr"nrd somewhat, and is painful.
Tn" rider il n tall and lean looking young man
began TO ride a bicycle two years ago in order
70 cure himself OF consumption. and ue added
Now that I've. done II I'm riding to catch
Brown uses a ella nless wheel Gear.d to 100.
gear bothered him considerably. At 700
mics he was about :, '1mr hours ahead
follows:
After 100. ~ minutc. after 200, 81 minutes. After
hours and . minutes; after 60. 2hoTrs and 80
minutes.
He expects to finish 900 mile. this evening.
1t was on Twenty-second avenue, Brooklyn,
that an incident occurred a short time ago
tending to show that even in these settled days
Of cycling there are women who are as ignO-
rant al the ways of a cycle as they re- OF loco
motive. and as much afraid Of handling a
wrench rs most women are OF a gun. There
waG party OF four standing at the side OF the
road. three ~ them gazing compass onatNly at
me ~ her ona. and vet with an unm stakable
look 81 veNatiOn that told OF a spoiled outing.
Asa lonely wheelman went past. one OF the
women 90" I'D out and asked il he knew whore
GHF STST @hd hs, h TnG r4es '9Ssa up up
Samaritan before. and he new that 70 ston
from one to tn ce hour; 81 tqssing. But his
conscience troubled him. because. az he
sssrrhei his memory. he rocalle that there
wns no repair shop within three miles OF whore
the Young women were. So he turned ba"k
and overlook tho party wa king toward the
COMFY Island boulevard. The one whose wheel
Ing it along on the rear wheel only.
tn" front on could no. he TUNED e1cert by
astrannGus effort \ moments examination
the cone had .lippad. or had not been set pro-
perry 10 its locEinG-r and had run IN 30 MS
to lam n" enringS ltr"Inrelonly wrench
century. and vet the four women on account Of
their ignorance had resigned themselves 10 a
three-mlle walk.
Whi'e Tom Cooper has realized the ambition
OF his life by winning the title OF champ on In
competition for points with the fast riders o.
the n. c. A.. the showing Of the total number
OF 0rsts. and OF the greatest amount Of money
won. and PAGES Mcfarland at the head OF
the list. with Stevens his team mate. second
C. Cooper sixth following is how the y. {. A.
men stand.
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PRovIDEXcE, Oct. 21-In tho finals OF tho
Agawam Hunt Club open tournament to-day
Tor the Agawam Cup. A. NJ. Coats defeated ].
played ,firiy.stx ~ hoes ess and GOATS Goat. k sfy
In the lead throughout Mauran played
poorly and rarely, failed to get into
e ma. the % .ssr psy vi ,h
however. on his twenty ninth hole this, alter
noon; At that point Coats was3 up and both
men hal played on TO the green Coats missed
was two feet rom the hole. but using using
his lofter he hoed out In rs clever a
WAS a contrast to ON Maurs % mornin ing play.
The Consolation Cup was won by W. l.. Mauran.
who defeated Il. g. Colt Of Bristol. up and
to play. The handicap trophy went to w. S.
Hackney. whose net score was 81. and the
medal for best gross score in the handicap
went to n. S, mpbol, 81. The medal for best
gross score In the qualifying round was take
by j. Il. Thorp OF Cam bridge.
PLA1SFrELp. Oct 81. 1.-The annual rlay for the
morning on the Hilisiie Tennis and Golf Club
links and proved to be an exciting event. The
ing. Miss Maude Van Bo,kerck and Mrs.
Charles Freeman we're tied for first honors
with net score Of rs, The tie was played OF
m this atte,nonn; when Mss var , BosketGk won
will take rlace next year event OF interest
this aftcrn Don was the play of Of the tie he.
tween H. D. Hubbard. OF the Parks. and How
offered by the latter club Inst week, in Joint
competition. Wright won the cup by a net
score OF ~. His opponent scored 80.
HARTFORD. Oct ola large gathering OF
golf Enthusiasts watched the eighteen hoie
medal play mixed foursone handicap at the
Hartford Golf Club this afternoon. This
weather. was perfect and tho links in the best
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We'N Ing the gold madal In the qualifying
'i ih" Nea Burn Golf Club gave away
.".N' Fri"- asid" from the four principal
g.. G.rng The tournament
oNE. oct. 2l.-On the links Of the Mas
country 'luh to-day the members played
! . HT,a saturday ADAMS cup compel ton.
~ !. Nhfa winning first place. s. F. Hopkins
,''nHI t.! Harvey Murdoch third. The cards
i..lri ~ were.
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PLAINFIELD. Oct. 21.-Ths play for the Mrs
c. W. McCuthen Cup at the Park Golf cub to-
day did not change the position Of the leaders.
and W. De "a r. Anderson still lead- the con-
taStants. Play will be continued on Saturdays
for the next two weeks when tho winner Will
be known. The scOres made 10 day follow;
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+, ''N T. Oct u The results in the mems
~ '.N for th- Cruikshauk's Gun to-day nj
w, w Ma Country C.ub Were ms follnMa.

& mems handicap was won by Miss
'""N 'Ldrsome. with two cups as'thS frst
t w. M rumU"tltion at the Staten Isl
al '''sAri IN! Bssepa.l Club yesterday, it
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Miss Adelai 10 q. Ball was the only con testant
for the W. J Buttiisid Cup ana she made a
net score OF 10 for nine holes.
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was the frat contest OF tho sort held over the
new eighteen.hole links at Fox Hill. which 10
now in hplAnlid condition. The Oummarv.

terest in the competitions FOR the club cham
ponship on the Hackensack Golf Club links
boa, Miss Sssf a. owns Oe p s Mrs.
Wood beat Mrs. +. VanVorst, 3 up. In class A.
eighteen holes. Horace Poor beat g. W. John
j. f. Becker 8 up AMI to play. Poor aud Fos-
ter. Mrs Felt and Miss Wood will play the final
round next Saturday.
FLUSHING. Oct 81 Tho last Of a series Of
nine tournaments for the Flushing Golf Club
trophy was played this afternoon. BY winning
to.dny's contest Ralph BuntinGs secures pos
session OF the silver cup for one year There
were thirteen starters. bunting played con-
~ and AZ respectively. which 10 good golf con-
sidering that the course 10 almost 5000 yards.
His gross and net scores were below his near
est competitor. George II. Leslie. by seven
Rtrokea The nmmhrH fOllnMR.
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nan can for the class A and B players and
IrN'h,n' lu'tng match were decided at the
s. ~ , Yesterday. In he putting match
,Ih' ~ ~" 'n~h were Mrs. A. De Witt Coch-
W.'.l,; Miss Eunico Terry. A., and Miss l.
Law, .''hAei ~. The handicap sum marles fol-
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'" w. HnN.Vme clubhouse Tonight the
~ ,IItr, Cllh gave u reception to Miss
.t't'l. " woman champion. who has
'' I''Hr' ~ from the Baltus~o links
'.""'HG Mas UndrrhilI Was the recipient
h'. IN" silver vase. the gilt Of the club
'' her winning the Cox trophy. The
'".'' file 'uhhnlSe was well filed with
%. " 'NNTe who make IN the several
I' Color - IN this md adjoining villages
. ~ W.r-d uugrntul atoms upon the fair
IN '. 'or tho honor she had won for both
't-,-, N.I M Club she represented
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Horsomrn who Took the TlumI at Morris
Park.

The principal wjnnors during the autumn
meeting Of the Wrs,ches.cr Hnniug Associa-
on which c.o,ol at Morris PARK yeAter!sy
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NOTES.

Eddie Bald 10 in England. Apparently he is not
hothsring much about bicycle racing, for he has
written 70 friend in tbs country that he and
Jockey Sloan are having "a high old time"
The spccihcatious Of the United States Govern
meat for = new building at Warrington call for .
bicycle room big enough TO store 100 bioyolsA
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HoSiics these there were sixty-Rix men
whose total winnings amounted to $l6.l3l.
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am "a h team played a match in antici-
"a '''' ne tnt"rcpaee ate champion p with
mo n' H@0nd County Country Club yesterday.
~ t,0ouch beaten nv IL holes the team
,. ~" 'ht, shou be capable OF holding its
teams in its class. Tho best
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. :

real to the Boston and Maine should by
no means be adopted, but one should be
adopted which should provide for as
much better a standard from year to
year, and at the end as other first class
roads then require and adopt.
l thoroughly believe in the substance
of this lease, and that it is for the great
and permanent advantage of our
stockholders. I am convinced that on
ly our competitors and rivals will be
benefited by its rejection. The records
seem to show that the signers of the
dissenting circular sent out to our
stockholders were the owners of about
as many shares of our two principal
rivals as they own in our own COM
pany. How far this divided interest
may have affected their view it is i'm
possible to state, yet it must have done
much to induce some of them at least,
to prefer the present status.
In conclusion, / would say that as to
all these matters, our course and desire
should be to make the form and Sc
curity of this lease as strong and salts
factory as possible, and we should let
no pride of opinion influence us to re-
ject suggestions of real value. There
fore l would suggest that 1 should be
authorized to request the committee of
dissatisfied stockholders to propose
such amendments as they desire and to
confer with them and with the New
York Central authorities upon the sub
ject in order that If our stockholders
adopt the lease in respect to its rental,
as / hope they will, they may have an
instrument which will be certainly fair
to all interests. / am yours respect
fully, Samuel Hoar.
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THE MARKET ELSEWHERE.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE stock mar
ket started off with something of an
upward rush but the first sharp adj
vance in stocks demonstrated that the
pressure Of some heavy selling would
have to be encountered on any general
upward movement. A small number Of
stocks showed very marked strength,
but the usually active and prominent
stocks lay practically dormant through
out the day.
tennessee Coal and Iron advanced by
sensational leaps an extra 81, giving
color to rumors of corner in the stock
The tone was feverish below the high
level and the net gain was 81. The an
nouncement Of the settlement of the
shelters strike in Colorado enhanced
the prices of quite a number of
stocks. including American smelt-
ing, which is most directly affected,
Colorado Fuel, Denver and Rio
Grande stocks and to less extent
southwestern stocks. The gains in the
group ranged from IN in Denver and
Rio Grande to 5N in the preferred. The
Smelling stocks rose 3A and 21s respec-
lively. Among the stocks to show
strength were comparatively few. Chi
cigo and Great Western debentures
Saturday and were nearly 2 points off
on the day, but the preferred A stock
was up over 2 points and the preferred
b stock over point.
Besides these there were notable
gains in the Pittsburg c. C. and st. u.
stocks, Louisville Kansas & Texas pre-
ferred, the Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Sault Ste. Marie stocks, Cleveland, Lor-
raine and Wheeling preferred, Chicago
& st. Louis stocks and some of the low
price railroad stocks and Detroit Gas
and Brunswick company.
Whatever ease Is manifest in the
money market is realized to be due to
the quietude Of specialties in the mar
ket theS world over and conservative
traders In the financial world are in
clined to frown upon an outbreak Of
speculation. The closing Of the market
was active and extremely irregular.
Peoples Gas mounted about 1872, but net
changes were mixed. The bond market
showed increased activity, Kansas and
PLcific- seconds leading. Total sales par
value 80. 5Sl, 900. United States Is and new
As advanced " and the old As regis
tered and the IS u in the bid price.
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VERY IRREGULAR.
The Heavy Realizing
Sales Cause a Sharp
Reaction.
BOSTON & MAINE OFF 8, AT 1872.
Trading in Boston Confined
To Mining
Shares.
BOSTON & MAINE OFF 8, At 1872

The Wall street stock market was ex-
tremely irregular yesterday.
The advance at the close of last week
resulted in numerous selling orders at
the opening this morning, and prices
fell off under the heavy realizing as the
demand was not sufficient to absorb all
the offerings. On the other hand there
We're rumors of a new gas deal in Chi
cago, which sent Peoples Gas stock up
11s to 1215s. Tennessee Coal and Iron
also was an exception to the general
rule, and advanced 61a points to 92A.
stance helped the rise. The money
market gave no indication of any i'm
mediate advance In loaning rates. yet
the possibility Of firmer rates later on,
deters spectators from buying for an
extended rise.
American Smelling advanced on the
settlement of the smelter strikes in
Colorado American Tobacco gained
two points each. Chicago Great West
ern debentures reached IN, and the A
preferred lost "a. On the reaction the
principal losses were in high priced spe-
cialties, notably Sugar, Tobacco and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. The Changers
and Pacifics and other standard rail-
road stocks also were under pressure.
Tennessee Coal continued its sensa-
tional advances to 92%, but reached 81
points. Union Bag and Paper preferred
and. American Hoop also were strong
About noon the downward trend of the
active stocks was arrested by heavy
buying Of Sugar and Peoples Gas.
Some stocks showed strength, Cleve-
land, Lorraine and Wheeling preferred,
New York Central, ST. Louis preferred,
Detroit Gas and international Silver
rising two points each, and Minnesota,
st. Paul and Sault Ste Marie preferred
Ia. Southern Railway and Chicago
Great Western rose sharply. The Pan
handle stocks extended their gain to
Az.
In the local stock market, trading
was limited to a few mining shares
which were strong on buying by inside
interests. Centennial gained 31k, to
S71s, ON the report that the lode is
widening and that the openings are in
very rich ground. At least this is what
President Fay, who is at the lake on an
inspection trip, wires the Boston office.
United States Mining was bought by
brokers who generally represent inside
interests and gained 17s, to 80, reacting
to 1895 later. Bingham and British CO.
lumbia were second in point of activity
and strength, the former rising 11s, to
1875. and the latter w. to 12k Baltic
lost IS, to 265s, while the other coppers
were steady but dull at about Satur-
days closing prices. In the railroad
list Boston and Maine was off 3, at 1872
1876 for singlqSshare while Fitchburg
was off l. at 11e. West End sold at 95
for a small lot. Dominion Coal sold
down from 56A to san. rallying to S..
The following quotations were made
yesterday on the Boston Exchange on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity.
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A FRIGHTFUL BLuNpER

will often cause a horrible burn, scald
the best In the world, viii XIII the nair
and promptly heal IT, Cures old sores
fever sores, ulcers, boils, feions corns
all skin eruptions. Best pile cure on earth
Sold by Brewer & Co, druggists =
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THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, Aug. 14.--Money on call. 21S
az last loan at 8; prime mercantile paper,
4AW5: sterling exchange firm at 4.85il
for demand and 4.s215Q4. S2% for 6G
days; posted rates, 4.831zQJ4. 84 and 4.S7lS.
commercial bills, 4.S11s; silver certificates
550a6oh; bar silver, 60A; Mexican dollars
4S; government bonds strong ?
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INSURANCE.

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
0lganized in 1896 AMI DoDD prss,dor,
Insurance in force January Ist, 1Sea
plus, $5, 1894, 1871 SUI
Dividends are paid each year to reduce
the cost or increase insurance. srbere n
q great difference in the management az
insuring. oeiore
MACEDONIAN G. McGoWN. Manager.
Nos. II and 70 Day Building .
Worcester, Mass
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ME COTTON MARKrr-

closed steady. Aug, 5. rs; Sept. NJ: OCT
597; Nov, 6.02: Dec, Cos; JAM, eli; Feb,
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, Aug. A-Today's statement
Of the condition, Of the treasury shows:
available -. cash balance, $27s, 9S6,573; gold
reserve, S24o, s5S,bA; net silver, IS, 1923 S26:
United States notes in treasury sis, 995' S45
treasury notes of 1890, $777, 3Ol; total re,
ceipts this day. $2096, $3.50; total receipts
this month, $2l, 639, S05; total receipts this
year, $50 693, 564; total expenditures this
day, $l,S59, 900: total expenditures this
month, $25, 255 900; total expenditures this
year $sl,s lS, 09O; deposits in national
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Everybody

has heard Of George Washington, he of
cherry-tree fame, and every school boy
knows that he was first in peace, first
in war, first in the hearts of his coun-
trymen," but there is one thing that he
was not first" in; what was it? Can t
Why, he was not first in the affections of
Mrs Washington. No, It is not SANDER
but history, for Mrs. Washington was
widow when George married. and Mr.
GUSTS was ahead of George in her affec-
tions. It reminds us Of wheat,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16

Konstanty, : rozkazem uwie-
zienia. ich Obs skoczeni zdra-
dziecko, gdz wracali 2 polo
wanna, osaAzeni zostali W
twierdzy KHenig igstein,
Taxi byi czatek anarchi'
zarzucanej Polakom.