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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

,,,rsrpRooK TOURNEY OPENS TO-DAY
COLLEGE PLAYERS PROMINENT
AMONG THE ENTRIES.

College golf players viii have an imporl"" p,'1
I'm the Westbrook golf tournament, when p'e'I
this morning At Isip. Long Island AS inc "''7'
collegiate championship tournament is 10 TAX '.
80 o mira than the usual number Of them nave
entered -
The course is virtually the same as IL was " yea
ago and as most Of the local men are thorous"'s
familiar with it the scores in to-days prenm'ni"ls
round should be somewhat better IMAM II "1uhi ~"
the first day Of a big tOurnan ent. Inc dtl""t'
ment OF play nas been made with view ~ w.. y,,
firing most OF the interest Of tho week IN me N'S'
brook cup. Here Is the official programmes
- ,,onber 2O-Nosihr'K cup; thirty-siN ho'" lneha'
play. scratch contest. gold medal f'r the best r'i'
September 2i-Nesfbrok cup. eighteen NOES, melcn
play open only the players making the sixteen U.s.
fes IN tho preliminary round. consolation cup elSh'
hoe, match 1av open sixteen best scores
~ fh. preliminary round ,.,
-opfenier a2-Nestnrook handicap: eighteen h0l"s .
medal play. handicap limited o. eighteen strokes - %
round flr the NcsrYok cup. second round Tor 'h' or
soatlon cup. scnnnal round for W'stbrook cup SOM"
final round f0r consolation cup ,,
September 23-tiual round f0r Westbrfok up. 'nr,S
hoie final round FOR Consolation cup eighteen NOES
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FOOTBALL.
OFFICIALS FOR YALEs BIG LES AZ
NoUNCED-NEW METHOD or PaACTIs-
rNG At NEW-TFAVFN

=
New-Hayen. Conn. Sept 10 1t MAS announ ~
tonight that tho Yale football management -
make a radical departure in the methods 81 Oh
veloping an eleven In years past u has been Gus
tomary to have "A so-calied university eleven lno
scrub eleven, known the college side. 10 gle
tho leading candidates university eleven piac'c'.
The mon on either side have been changed AS iher
playing warranted. The plan this Year IS 10 rl'
four elevens every day. This means that f'rfyfour
players will get into the game daily. rtlermore
ils will permit the players 90 play ah eiNre "a.
or even an entire game daily Heretofore j "er
been impossible 10 give the great squat mr. PA. :
early in the season more than few minutes III
dividual playing.
BY the new plan system % promotion or gralN-
ton will be tried with the players. The leains car T.
didates who made more or less favorable f'-oil p,
last year and previously will he sent into me gam
tomorrow first and second elevens. ard as nor"
players arrive in town and the less eNpe. 30 on
unuied material comes FOR practice the oiHor ~
clcvens Will he tried ,
Fercy Rockefeller. manager OF the Yale fcp,oe
Association. tonight announced tho on -id- N l. %
championship games with Princeton and haffaia
Paul Dashiell. the well known football alfaot4f
and former Annapolis coach. will act As umpire u.
both games.
The referee for the game With Harvard ~ can
bridge Saturday. November Il. Will he eN-CApiah
McClung Of Lehigh For the game witt PIN e.oer
10 be played in New-Haven. Saturday. Nofeu' eT :
the referee will he ex-Captain Nrghtngton. Oh
Harvard.
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT is De
CLARED OFF.
Owing TO the fact that several Of The members q
the Meadow Brook Club IN mourning as a result
~ the deaths Of James 3 Eus,is and Cornelius
Vanderbilt II has been decided that the representa-
yves OF the club withdraw iis entry for the polo
championship contest which was scheduled - take
place on the Parade Grounds Prospect Park. Brook
lyn, on Saturday. The championship tournament
has. therefore been declared on and there Will be
no polo games PLAYED az Prospect Park this yo,r
Tie Withdrawal oL the Meadow Brook club PLAYERS
William g.. Elstis. O. O.. Baldwin. II whitney
and benjamin NIcoil-sives the Waldorf Astor Cbal-
lense Cup by default 10 the Westchester 1Newporr
Polo Club team. " Waterbury. jr John E Cow
din. Foxhan p Keene and L. Waterbury The
latter will In all probability. claim the trophy and
hold Il for the coming year.
The abandonment q The championship tourna
r1ent Will be regretted ~ polo enthusiasts throusa-
out re country. - !. croeri, ch.i..... ,f =. ~
olo issos.a.ion As. doas eyerythi:s n lis nov er
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THE PLAY AT PROVIDENCE.

Providence. r. J.. Sept 70 The second day's play
in The State tennis tournament resulted the pre-
hmiuary round being finished and AN Of the first
round. except ono mat r.. Malcolm Ch1co played
lis irsf match. defeating Dexter. Go. 80 Chac.
PLAYED lu fine form The second round begin Too
morrow. The doubles will begin tomorrow also
BUdlcng and Dana being pitfcd against chace and
Erownell. summary
Preliminary round -nester heat Basiow. a. @.
'olf hfft frorrrI fy default
FIRST r0un1-Mal. Dim 'fasa hc1' nctffr q
gi.ss beat u. ID lt' G-i .. Hur beat Clarf
/" l. r. 3D. Ni'nN beat st"~rt fv d~'sIf. Chilling leaf
Sseone g-ua-- s.-d4laS S--. r.4.t- ..Aes - g
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THE RACETRACk.
,7.e11c FORM IS STILL OFT or JOINT


moro FAVoRTES 'N''''
-.,.-
'7i.A i~Si--f' ,.
,,..4 ,,.,,,.r was AZ the races yesterday "''
hl'""'- 49, .i.. et.rttnc the riding
his presence dii not u''lti 'i'' ' - q. for
q ' 80 rt,,fe rt,i, but not becoming -:
Seven 'i''s W -. uro Govern the Brooklyn
,o,~so Nj croker has tho re2uiAt'" o' '
80. .,. ,ysosf tips even IL they COINS
eak''F '' . nd battered stable
from ". '. l'"i} 'i"'9'' " ,...., tho
r.. some .mi-Sar1 % App.}"h ""Ei9.'
- ~ ,,.,y.yorl go back Iightguard ia me hiS'
hl.'i Oh NJ" '''" .ao rc.nftt kind.
a. j. was hurile i"l'' '- ''' ~
... .,oi MART These were ). W -
onlf 'h''' ''-- ,..,',, .y,nea hv Mr. Hooper
cox h"N 4'''- - 81, ION, da rnerre OF
@ Boston. "a l' races NhH'' .'
..,f~ ,,t..,,hl., and W. o. Days N'4""
, ,....~ t..n seen I'm public as A
Ieap.r Merlin is peg legged IKE Ills
.e,......i ,,..- carving only li- pounas'
own i. ,. t..t,. l..if Ben Eder
Wi. Bon Elder mao '' %" ''S '' -
q . tried huralar Of rsu0Wi. while lieE""i' '7 OBJ
so- Mr. croker bot $50 on Life
3'fi 1910" ' ''' e.l fr , ,lac,.
guard - win and a." Cd" I"''-'''' ..
~ Mos saws that Mr. Crokers mind is ialiiHS
.t,.. closest friends cannot deny
.asi Ni ''' ... ,.. I-4e-
That 20 Drt $50 0u iirs"fTH Z" "'i'"'
- ..s.... .t,.. 81 ID weakened intellect NtrAn
Vas an '''' ...o,a,ore viii, laugh
and 1Af'Euard con'ulstd iA' spo0'N'0iS W. ~
.al,os The, -wcrvcd. and refused jumps ana
S,"n., ran entered over The course. severa-
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tt bring the teams together ard up to MON na dow
Rrook team' consisting ~ Mossrs. Baldwin ana
Nicol with substitutes for Messrs ,l be a'l
n hitnev might be made mp. but. as VIII pc tp'".r
emf 10 All who have studied tho tactics ahI &
Of The champion players II would ne "i,no, -, ,Ie
much 10 expect any substitutes 10 pay ~, 80 ,"'
standard or the original Meadow Brook QUAR-
The Nestchester NeNporu team mas Ilet c ,e
Meadow Brook players seven timce, ana won I'VE
games from them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

tIonsl people in the world" and adding that n
addition 10 the yacht race Admiral Deweys COM
ing has made tho people "frenzled with excite
ment" The English people take all this literally.
and many unpleasant comments over lack Of con-
troll OF Americans arc heard
Most OF the English papers to-day hav" dis
patches speaking 3ppiOvingly ~ tho ShamrOcS g
iriaI Yesterday bn Tho Times" correspondent
savs that it compared unfavOraby with III" Column
bias performance under similar weather conditions.
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MOMEN,s MATCHEs TO-DAY

Wednesday has come to be more and more re-
garded womens day among local golf clubs.
and most of the matches to-day. outside Of those
Westhrook. VIII he for them. At the Morris
County links there will be a women's Tournament
for the Short Course cup while at Richmond
County there will be- a womens handicap AT medal
play The Ar1sley women will also continue their
tournament. begun Monday for the club cham
rfD ehf
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.Sp9RTS. ~''' &C. or.,o
u~USDs@TSNEN
ppoeRAuuE or SPORTS ToDA l.

RACING. -Gravesend' -''' , Coz short
GoLF.-women's touTn9 a!o1f clu nG' annual
course cup; Morris W1s, CpSGI' Golf ciu6 LIP,
mond County G9f club Pes,t S' cup, Nassau
co Trpeo|yTTT ISa County Far
White Plains. y. \. ,. r7rb
YAcHTING.-Laranmont ia'"'
kpockabout races. IT,, ,,rkwooS
sHOOTING.-Oakland ha ;i,ec Gun club
Park 1 topsrnament, Cherokee Iowa nagI
s sr'f% Diamond Badge tournamemr Hast
Ill: Hastings Gun Cluo '' ,ournament. De
; ;pgs Men Ncw-York German nam G h%ncdu duet
p 5o,t' Park. Aqueduct Gun CloO' A'"'''
Long Island. ,., CT 1ovis.
Brooklyn against -
, hASf-I,[' Parl. Brooklyn. / p. m
BTXCH sHOw-vermont Kennel ''"O'
Rutland. ".
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ISAAC sTERN's NEW YACHT

Bath Ne. sept. 70 The steam yacht the vir.
gnia which VAS constructed at tho Bath Iron
Works for Isaac Stern OF New-York CITY was
larlehel successfully at ll17 this forenoon Firv
guests from New-York city camo here on a snec.i
Train. The Yacht was christened by Miss Stern
dfNFh''l %. Ut" owner MI stern aft"swari gave
a banquet 10 Oh" officials of III" works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

oDoXNELL EASILY DEFEATED

ODONNELL EASILY DEFEATED
"Kid' Mccoy had little difficulty in debating
Steve" O Donnen last nisht az the Broad" af
Athletic club Despite O D0uuclrs advantages o.
height reach ard weight Mccoy soon hai him
groggy O'DOnnell did not land good blow III
the sixth round he went down from 'eit s"lhs'
and "A few minutes later ne was kroe kei oui.
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MATCH RACE At GREENWICH

Greenwich Conn. Sept 70 (SpecaD.-A series OF
races has been arranged between the Vorant
Commodore Tyson. II the Riverside Yacht Club.
ard The l.olcle. Alfred Poets. The Iovelie Is a
m, mhcr ~ the Indian HarhOr feet The fret ace
Wi. tax. olac" Saturday In connection with tho
fall regatta ~ the Riverside Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

Boston Sept ls-Boston hatted Lever Al W.
to-day and Won in a canter. Meekn oitcnfd
remarked ly steady game. giving no bases or balls
and striking five men ont. The work IN tle ned
hv both sides was steady. though not nrIiti.
Attendance, l.2oN. The score follows.
Postgn q 70 7.o
Batteries -lsern and sullivan. Lever and s-1r''r
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FALSE REPORTS n ENGLISH PAPERS

London sept 10 Tn" English daily ptpers ha,e
be- printing riticuoJs dispatches regarding the
international yacht race. "Thc Daily Mail" which
a short time ago seriously announced that a mum.
beer Of Americans had gone mad because they could
not discover the Shamrocks lines to-day picture,
tac nol' ot N"w-l prk in an almost similar cond-
.'-.-- 30 r~-----o 'AVIuE. We sre 80 mo-. 49,
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CYCLING.
THE WOMAN CENTURY RIDER STILL
HARD AT WORK-NoTES AND
COMMENTS

,,c,,,t,xTS
COMMf-.>i'' ~
Thomas West. the trainer who Is looking ai'e'
rs,a ya+n,an the woman century rider said at al
ley Stream last nsh, 'na' IT, % - riding 700
would finish her sef-imlos'H TASK % '''.e
miles o" ',' Law 1884,. r,.rrinp Few. however
81 amy .,,r, IN sec the sufTorings Of
en- 49,, h no., kcoping up a nerve and
' "'' ",. ,,d ~, a t,yentv-nile triangular
49,. ,, ,i,., ,,oi,, ON Long Island Miss Yat-
, e,.h,7 her e., miles Al 3 D. III. yesterday. and
N, I' IN tl.,,. .bo WIS NOT suffering much her
,ooi'. ha,ioI tho assertion The woman weighed l2i
,ou,de whom e,o started ON her ride on Saturday.
and abo f.. said fo have lost six pounds since then
sh licos almost entirely on nquid food ana e.
said last night that those who were aiding her
in her task had given her wine. and that stronger
,,, ,,, H., ,,l,lod a. tho last thirty or
sumnlHls Mouid n" n''''' "' ''' '"' ''
forty miles of the ride.
THO triarrl5l,r eotlre. over which tie woman IS
N' ''''''7 '''' ,l,a,,.s,.,l and r.
NUNS 1872 ,.li, s,,,,,,, NJ
port 10 Fosters Meadows near |i"l Sli,'ill. Nl.sS
noon li,r sun .s d. i ,i. ~ tiroef ,iich he
showed inc SUMO TIi- anu u" .tl, io'..c1 iil,
ia'',in'.',' ~ ~, -, k bono ,n,1i hroak throuLn
bstcrs were ON her irs. sho looked amy 'nlnE ''n'
lng sight And what make. such contests as me
ft thaf a iof of other craz, women Will NOT bee
satisfied until they hA., e'." ,ln j,,, ,,i
E.'o, o ,roban', 81 'ch vhi.h sh, can attach TO
=, century bar understand that ono other woman
has said that she viii stan in imm"ai2i'iy 49, ,ty
10 r'' ',D ,d ", a., Nrs Eri.h Sho has already
made something OF record on the fo"H.
According 70 those Who were present M '"'
meeting OF the Associated 'Nr.inS '.lu@ OF .o"s
Island Oh Monday night. machine politics carried
4fif q
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s.srt verv had won easily by lenEih: hall Iensth
between second and third
FOURTH RACF-SEABRrTzE STAKES; for three
,ear.olas: $1,000 added: selling ons and on'-sH-
teeuin miles.
Deirel & FarreiVs ch. C. AQen by Sir . =
rf-ar- Aiocna. 90 fn.......... fNllSnl -
y...l,,ars a Andersr-'s I'll. c. Hurricane. , , . N
,n, ............. tDlpeel 81 81"
svsrey race:s CD. + Toluoa 1os....-. . ~,
Time--1:40ie.
Won easily by two lengths four lengths between second
and third.
tt rt5,di.sr tcr t7,o-year- ots; $500 added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

STATEN ISLAND LADIES CLUB TOURNEY
on account OF The threatening weather only two
matches were played Yesterday afternoon IN the
open lawn tennis tournament 81 the Staten Island
Ladies' club on tae courts Of the Staten Island
Cricket Club. at Livingston Both of the contests
were .n mixed doubles Tho most spirited and
brilliant play wa b. the match between Miss
conn and Mr. Bonner. who defeated Miss Jones
and Mr. BON1 IN straight sets. ln the final round
which Will hold TIC courts on FriQal. Miss Bessie
Moore Will meet tfr expert ~ the orange Lawn
Tennis club Miss southcr The score, follow.
womens singles ceiri-aau rouri- Miss BESSIE Moore
beat Mrs. p. parfrNf. l~faLl,
NssI doubles Nrs. f|Nifl"s sf0rGes ara
Mr Hlire'h heat Ni.s T. Hsrdf ant Bonner. 80
49, Miss ca'4n and Reginald b'nn"r feat Miss EIfa
Jonla anl Nclrg- InLa. . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20
SINGER NORTH JERSEY SHORE cHAMPIoN.

The tournament for the individual championship
Of the North Jersey Shore Golf League WAS held
last Saturday at Deal Beach. y. j. In the semi
finals Jasper Lynch Deal Beach Golf club, beat
II g. Billings. Norwood Field club. up and , TO
play. and Alfred Nathan. Hollywood Golf Cun
was beaten by Mortimer VI Singer Laurence Iiar-
hot Country club. mp and 70 play.
Tn tho afternoon Tho finals were played between
Jasper Lynch and Mortimer VI. Singer. large
and enthusiastic gallery following the players
At tho end Of the first round Lynch was down 10
Singer aud by steady playing Singer finally beat
Lynch up and TO e.. diamond medal was
presented by Colonel G b. NJ Harvey to the
winner
Tho scores follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20
wnMrN.s roNrEsr In rAIEFIELn.

Greenwich Conn. Sept. 10 1SpecidD.-A handicap
medal compoti ion FOR fhr So roiarv's cup Wis
begun hv The women ~ the Fairfield county Golf
club yesterday and was ended to-day. Eight quail
fed yesterday. a. follows: Mrs. J " Monteith
Mis-. Rowland Miss J. Sheldon. Mrs r.. \. Norton,
Mis- WurSt"r Miss Adams Miss y Hoyt and
Miss J.. Willard
In tie match play N Of eighteen holes Mrs. Mon
teifh beat Miss Willard no Miss X. Rowland
beat Miss Hoyi mp. Miss !. Sheldon beat Miss
Wurstcr mp and To- play. Mrs. Norton beat Miss
Adams up and : 10 play. In the sem-hndls to-
day Miss Rowland beat Mrs. Monteith mp and .
20 play. and Miss Sheldon beat Mrs. Norton > mp
The 6nal rinc holes We're between Miss Sheldon
and Miss Rowland. tho former winning by mp
Thcse two are the SCRATCH nlayors of tho club
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BASEBALL.
THE BROOKLYN TEAM FAILS 10 BAT
WITH EFFECT.

CHICAGO WINS AZ EXCITING GAME ~ WASH.
INGToN PARK-CALLAFIAN TOO N.H
FOR THE HOME PLAYERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

WINNERS AT PLATTsBURG

Pla,tsburg y. Y. Sept. 10 'speclaD-Th first day
n the clinton county Agricultural Society Fair
brought an unusually large crowd of people 70 this
city despite the threatening WEATHER Only one race
was finished. and TWO heats OF the - trot. when
he rain prevented further racing Following is the
summary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

r W colts h. e Ben Elder hv Fonso- g., ont
Worlnate. 6 yrs. 100 d.. -Glnniganl
" a. DAYS D. {. Merlin. T. 132 car. ~ ., IT
1870 ................... ....... Burgess, T.
Mr Ch%m9'e'S D. < i-''se ' OetchJ 81 II
' Time 30 . -,
Ren Edc- won all alone. Merlin boltea pue - ~,
,h ~o,-sc and vas placed SECOND. JNeguaTa zen 0u'
US 1,nted and came IN third after long oe4'
,,.,, y ,,-r- Selling. $500 added one and one six
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rlTIn RACE-Taadl-a7- for tv0-yeaT- 0's EE07 sd1ea


coupled IN tettlHg
start very bad Won ralen By length and half
FL head between second and third
SIXTH RACT-Tor % all ages 500 ADDED speca!
weights About six furlo nss.
s Sauf ri & sons =. Mai by Meidler
.~rrngtde. 3 yrs. ia il...-t' LAWSON - 60
Brown a. WINNER CHI Z. Monadour,
t@dtl'l' -
~ ,lancey's br. ID. lambert aged 10 o . -
Lady Lindsey g. ia. .......-...'Sl enoerl =, ~
Time II D..
Won driving by length and a half; a head between
second and third.
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Those horses

srs run in the name OF J. Adams Iho'e "oise
ourht 10 be looked out for eSpeclaIN-
The summaries follow.
F1Rsr RACE-K1NG's HIGHWAY HURDLE
CAP; $500 added. One and thres-quarfer mles
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start poor Won easily by a length ana man, '''
,enrth between second and third
11trpU RAC-f--Tor year-oidsi 800 a'oeo' 'p'"
&C. ,e,a,tios Five and one-har fur'onss
Sanford < sons b. {. Rockton. b
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THoRorGnnREDs ~ ~ ro NNw.YoRK.

Observation-Disclosures On WAY TO NEW-NORk
Lexington. Ky, Sept. 70 ,Spocial John Miller
started from here this morning for New-York with
a carload Of val liable thorous hbreds. consigned TO
various Eastern turfmen. Five thoroughbred
yearlings 20 10 y y. Morgan and three 20 William
Lakeland. all from Dr NJ T. Norwoods farm
and owned by the men TO whom they were shipped
one yearling of the lot goes % Arthur White, Of
New-York having been purchased Of Williams q
kadfOrd and sired by imported Albert Edward
COrrlgan shipped from Lexington Tonight the re-
mainder ~ IFS horoue hbrels Corrieans horses
20 direct California by way Of Chicago. lie re-
Gently sold Riley and nc majority of his brood
mares 10 Apulegate q McMeekn. and with tNi,
shipment lie discontinles his breeding interests in
Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

SECOND DAl IT TIT NJ "
Read>ue. Mas. Sept. 70 The second day OF th"
Nov-Eneiand Troiung Horse Breeders meeting
VA again a perfect As FAR az weather and
track conditions wore concerned. ard several good
events wcre on t1c card. but the crowd was NOT
large.
t-ot With nine starters. ..oo.,
The bay marc Kashia. with record OF 2:So'+
,c'rt against time successfully. making herself 4
MIX ~ e.2si, Tomorrow the star attraction VIII
he tho 2.A pace. and 49, some of the ias esi one,
or fho turf are entered anticipation ~ successtu
dav are high To-lay's summaries follow
rA,rNg-2.so CLASS PURSE 5000 CONCLUDED.
Auo,,a 81 8 p, Kremlin Kan'aka Jog BAY .
state Young. .t..- 4 ] ]
Roscoe e. b. Z b5 Alcantara dam unknown = . -
ST. fdl
Al Ain rnt g.. g. tNdtletyl ,,
:arsie; Foy. LIN, ,s5 =,
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TOT ErH RACE Uandicap. 81 go sdd'i: for ell ar"s'
one and one-half miles
Tho Bachelor ....196 The s'ar u bethlehem. 40
SerTer ECp III spurs
Iar..l ...-........-.- llo
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The entries and weights for to-day's races at
Graveseud are follows.
FIRST RACT,-ughweieht haniicap for all ages. About
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FIFTH RAcE-For two y.ar dds selling. Fv" fu--
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Tie South BROOKLYN Whooimen arc conhde ut that
their century run OF October Will prove to he one
of the most interesting az tie year The survivors
medals which Will De- given free m all who finish.
have been designed JOS am artist. and they ar said
be about the hauisOmc~t contested for this sea-
son Among the pacemakers Will h' Paul Thomas.
Gus FgoM l.. Jefferson. Tom Ward and Harry
Goodman. Captain Frederick Boohmck" can hc adj
dressed for entries AT tho clubhouse 30 AS Ninth
So
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BRIEF NEWS NOTATION.

The Spencer county fiscal court re-
duced the tax levy from l6i cents on
the 800 to l2i cents.
&C. Hull committed suicide, near
Butler, on the X. c., by throwing him
self In front of train.
Fred Henson shot his cousin, Charles
Henson, to death in Elliott county, be-
cause OF a slight Misunderstanding.
George Aldrich and son we're attack
ed by crows while hunting in Webster
county and both considerably injured.
Thomas Hawley, OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, killed himself rather than face
his wife to whom he had been untrue.
Kid Mccoy now claims that his de-
feat at the hands of Sharkey was due
TO the fact that he was trained down
too fine.
Mack II. Perry, a II year old boy
was sentenced at Campton, Wolfe coun-
w, to two years imprisonment Tor kill
ing another boy.
Robert Parker. farmer residing
near Kokomo. Ind, slipped into bar
rel Of scalding water while killing hogs
and was boiled to death.
]. Alfred Bodine, president ola great
New Jersey glass company, dropped
dead from excitement over the threat
ened strike of IL 900 employees.
The ice bridge in the gorge in Ma
CARA river broke loose while 100 per-
sons we're on IL. After mad race for
life all managed to reach the shore In
safety.
John and Robert Smith, brothers,
engaged in a fight at Chillicothe, DIN
which both we're fatally injured. "A
quarrel between their wives caused the
trouble.
John Maxwell. the Chicago newspa-
per man, received a verdict in his favor
for slO, 200 against Nat c. Goodwin, the
actor, for infringement on the play,
Congress"
I. ]. Hunt. farmer living pear
Morning View, Fayette county, laid
down on the track 10 trout of h. Z.
train and was instantly killed. Nocause
is known for the deed.
En- route from Buenos Ayres TO Genoa
an Italian woman threw her three chill
dren into the sea and committed sui
eide. Her husband and daughter fol-
lowed her example the next day.
Iu decision in Ballard county case
the appellate court held that contract
providing against the liability OF arail-
road for loss of goods transferred to an
other railroad is against public policy,
and therefore void.
John c. Geer, the 'rattlesnake man
of Port Jervis. n. j., died the other
day in his S5th year. Since early man
hood he has made business OF CATCH
ing rattlesnakes for menagerie mana
gers,