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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

The directors ~ the Aurora Mining
and Milling company Dec another cone
tract yesterday afternoon. 10 b. bee
lcved that the ore body viii be opened
before the present contract D. finished
$50 feet N tunnel work has already
been done. and the stockholders uru
hlghly .lntod nt the promise uf hand
some returns iu the neat future Tor the
money invested by them In this prop
crty The cumpnnyu property o. In
the center ~ the very rich mines Of
MuryHVule. and the claims are patented
and the patent secure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

The Excelsior Mining and Milling
company Incorporated today with "a
O. situated In the West Mountain min
inr district and consists Of go feet "
the sanders claim. the Condor Condor
no g and the Alinin. John e, Hud-
SON ~ president W. y. smith. vice
president. j. 81 Free. secretary and
treasurer. T. = Murdoch and John a.
Ekmuu. dlrorfurH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

put ana hauling coal 20 the mine VIII
be rrcaiiy reduced by the new trum-
way. 4 SAVING of thfeo dollars per
ton No. hauling and rmcit0f charges In
anime where the output amounts 60 100
tons or over per day. l1 in itself "a hand
some fortune during the vcnr AftHr
Nuy. 18th the company win hcgin ahp-
ming about 90 tons rcr dnv which
amount VIII BE- Increased gradually UNI
co. the maximum b. reached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
nMAmA NM .IorN.

Omaha, oct. -Cuttlc-Recclpt
5000 Market 5ulOc lower Tor bccvcs;
feeders. steady Natiyo beef steers.
aO0uG-Ut western steers. AO0'fA.hpt
COWS and helfcrH 250ui50 tanners,
tf5u2hO. Fockrrs and feeders. 2.slu
$50. calves Ao0UGi0.
Hors- Receipts. 1900. Market 2hm
o. higher. Heavy. Al0uAgo. mixed,
Al5uAggu; lghL A2Oi50. piss, $500
afU. huik NJ sales. 3.l5u1t1h,
Sheep Receipts. $1,000. Market
steady FOR sheep. lambs Zoe higher
Western muttons. 3.GlUasl. sheep. $50
uaG0. lambs. f.GOifb.Ou,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

The Rcd WING Min 600 iia now form
steamed up yesterday afternoon and
its wheels nrr turning to-day says the
bingham bulletin. with now rolls.
CruEhcra elevators. bins pulloya, ETC.,
and general uvcrhnulnF. IL Is practi-
cllly q new MILL and having been put
together under direction OF c0muo-
tent man, will gct down Go business at
once Not the least important improve
mcnt De- the now arrangement Tor I've
ccivlng orc=yery much handler than
hN Tho old mnlMnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Estimated receipts of hors today,
10000; tomorrow. 1900; lon over 2.ioo.
Market steady 60 lc higher active.
Mixed aud butchers. f.toul. i03 good
heavy. al5utsiisi rough heavy. $3.50
A.O5. light. i.iU0i,ll,
cattle Receipts 1900; market
steady. ueoyeH i,15uG ,i. cows and
helfors, t.15u5l0, stockcra and feeders,
a.uOHl. 20.
sheep Receipts, 1900. Market
steady. sheep. l.0nui oli bulk i.ou.
lamb. westerns. i.50u5.25; western
.hnnn. l.Olnl.lu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Denver. Col. oct. -Cuttle-Re-
ceiptH. $500 Market steady and ace
$40; Htockers freight paid Co river 3.15
430; bulls. stays. etc, 2.uOu1l0o.
Hogs -Rcccipts. 100. Market steady.
Light packers. i100il6. mixed, tO5u
AlO. heavy, iO0uAul.
Sheep Receipts 1900, Market firm
and strong Good Eat muttouH. $500
Al0; lambs. iOOui7O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
ENGLANp,s pEAp LErrERs.

out VI g.lSG 900 lottors that passed
through the British pustoiicc laHt year,
thoru were na many aH h501.0on which
property of the value VI {3,0O0.000 was
found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

George wyman. superintendent ~ the
Chsckmatc milne b. in the city lie
Gays the shaft ON the chcckmate IL
down over 300 feet ana Ia being pushed
tn the third Jewel Mr. Mymlu says
the understands 10. j.. Anderson made
400 otter in salt Lake fnr the Check.
mate but that only two or three ~
seyen directors would agree TO Accept
o. They evidently believe they have
good thing and want TO hold onto ~.
Hobo gtutUHmau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
RICHEST MILR.

The richest milk Is that which comes
near the close 90 the milking. a test
disclosed that the first half pint NJ milk
at milking contained only i.0i per
cent cream. while tho last half pint
contained 1896 per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
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|.SaiEIi(f3s|

Two trains each way daily bitu,a
Denver, Omaha. Chicago. kansas ~
st. Joseph. Atchlson aud ~. Louis III
all cpGtcru points.
Dining Cars on all through trains
No railroad hns better sleeping "a.
Khan the burlington Route. Nof tt.5
on the famous limited trains bstui-
Chicago and New York are ths fIs5,.1
brighter cleaner or u more modem D.
sign,
The cars on Main Line fhlnt IN
equipped with Wide vcatihuirs M
are lighted By gus. Their smoking -
toilet compartments are uuuili
roomy From end 20 end they tn
thoroughly up TO date.
Drawing Room has one fun sser-
and single lower berth. with ills
annex,
Hcrths may be- reserved ON nppl'ciNa
20 any burlington Route Ticket AHst
Sleeping Car Conductor will. 0u rrllnt
telegraph ahead Tor accommodates :
connecting lines
A MAP OF THE UNITED STATE
three feet four inches wide by -four a
long; printed On six cnluu, mounted 3
rollers: shows every State. county. N.
portnnt town and railroad in the tf'.a
a very desirable ana useful adjunct 70
any household or business eatahha.
mont sent ON receipt OF fifteen cduii e
FtnmpH-lcaa than cost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
Ticiot once. ail s, W. Temple 81

L A. BENTON. Ticket Agent. r. CIV
ny, Dooly Block,
II. II. NEsLEN. Travelling Pasa AT
Freight Agent.
W. y. MMtLLAN. Gen. At
2ii g. W. Temple st.. Salt Lake Ctr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
AN UNSETTLED
STOCK MARKET.
Bears Take a Fall Out Of NAM
moth.
pETRo AGAIN THE FEATHER

Thousands OF shares sold nj Lower
Price,. con Take. a Spurt
sale Of silver King NJ s5o.sO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
PRICES SHOWED GAINS.
A Reaction In the Leading spseialt'es
Checked the Mise aond MARKET
GENERALLY Uuiod Firm,

Sew York. oct. ss.-wnu siroot-Firat
prlcoa of stocks showed gains over SAT-
urday in majority OF cases the hlghcf
priced industrIala leading. Anaconda
lost q point
Active bidding FOR faw " che high
priced apealaltl,s soon dlnused strength
throughout tha market Tho purchas-
o. were heavier IN Leather. sugar and
Peoples Gas. which advanced ihdiM.
improvements OF point or better oc-
CURED Or numerous other HpoclllUnH
with General Electric ngurlnH Tor ais
Uuuuhilc Steel and Pullman were eN-
cepii0unl eases yicliinE ina points
respectively Western railroads and
some " the southern and southwestern
Toward II %. m. Sugar. American Toe
b1Cco and brooklyn Transit were of-
fcrod freely the nrst mentioned losing "a
point
A reaction in the leading rpcclnltlcs
checked the rise 900 around and trad
lnr became DUH. While the standard
stocks cnssd on there were no losses
NJ Importance. Sew York chicago aud
81. Louis second preferred advanced
four ana Third Avenue nine points.
The bond market generally ruled nrm.
The market Toll backward ou roniiz-
ing This made the closing Irregular
nj gains IN nearly nll uuHes extended as
a rule from one 10 over three points
MONEY.
Money ON call firm. at per cont
Prime mercantile paper ~ q o. per
cent
sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business in hankers' billie ut $50 m q
. o. q u
posted rates, 49, "a q and a." 70 Al.
commercial bins. f.s2.
Silver CortincnitH ts ~ o.
Bar silver. htia.
Mexican dollars. o..
Government bonds nmer. q. e. g.
rex, t.oois. aa. rog, ioi'ii coupon.
t.Osa new g. reg. 2sh coupon. 1905
ola g. rrgs i.iihi cuuulu, liz, D.
reg i.i0h do, coupon. Inv.
SUGAR
suear-Raw. arm. fair refining,
gI3-iG, centrifugal. 90 teet, ip-tg;
molassca sugar. 3a.iG. Refined. atcldy;
crushed. ii-iG. powdered. 5Ni grauu-
lated. l-ie
COPPER
New York. oct 28-Cappcr dull.
brokers rs, exchange. NJ, casuron, iG's.
sAN TBANUisuO MAnkEr
San Franclsco. oct. 20 wheat. arm.
pgc.. INK. May LIZA; cash, i.QsA.
Barley nrm Dee. tYis. each, ai's.
cuICAoo MAHKErs.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. oct ga December wheat
tpoasd nt g7auiQ. advanced TO ioh u
q. reacted to 'oh and rose again to
close whcat-Dec.. sOAdEi May,
5ih.
Corn-Oct. mh, Dec, giAuh.
uhta-Oct. 29aWhi prcs 22AWH.
pofk-Oct. f.s2is Dee. f.s2h.
G.ard-oct. b.i5. Dee, o 20.
llihH-Oct.. 40. Dee. LEV,
Cnsh-Whnat- 2. iUhnsiia; No.
.. 6snih. No hard winter, 6ih. No, ?,
do. 03nGG. No 1 northern spring, 900
a. no. 2. do, 6gnd No. spring. GO
20.
corn-No. g. 72nA; No. o. giA@3s
uau-No. 3. 224u2aisi No. Q, 22huA'
BARLEY 3NuiG.
Timothy 2.as
flnN-it eGh.
Nyc-diui.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

The first Payment 20 be Made on No
Vember 4,

Manager Iiili. who returned from the
city yesterday. reports tho probability
that the Fortune mine win chaugu
hands nH terms have been mutually
agreed upon. The hrsi payment, one
thiCd NJ 500 900. IN Co be- made Novcm-
hgr iHt and tho balance By end ~ year
bingham bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

boston. oct 23.-B. & NJ. 3AOqaA5;
u, a 49,, 6)U1a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Holds the worlds record Cor lone Al.
lance fast runnlng-i.0aj miles 10 ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
asS:;Gs TINE TABLE.

LEAVE SALT LAKE oiTYi
No. e-Tor Provn, Grand Junction
and all points East ...........s. la y m
No. t-lur Provo, Grand junction
and all unlnts Hast .............. % y M
No C-ior bingham. Lehl Provo.
iiuHNr. ID fTuaauuI AluntL
Belknap and int fmvdlato
points .......s.s.. ..|I|. ssf...ss - m
No s-tor Eureka payson. lieber.
Provo aud all intermediate
points .......... .. ....... ....s.. . ~ y m
Nn a-Fur ogden and tho West. 10 b m
No l-lur Ogden and tho West. q m
Ma A-lor Park city .............,,...... % a m
points aud we't.''.~''..'''~.- l. Of p IN
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY
No. i-from Provo. Grand June
ton aud tho East s.,., .......... $50 a IN
No a-Frum Provo, Grand juno.
tluu and the East.................. 3 t5 D IN
No. s-trum Provo. tithef. bling
nam Eureka nplknap
hnnu ana intermediates
points ............... .... ....... p IS n IN
IS = rom rom S Ssas% s saa &C. W @s rs
Nu From ogden and points
We rs- ..ss.... .. tss. ......s. \ 20 "A m
No 7-from Eureka, pAyson Heb
cr Provo and intermediate
points ...... .... ,............ 10 % n m
No. n-irom Park City .....,...,..... o a D m
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TICKET OFFICE, 10 West second south
street, Pustotilco cornorl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Best cot m teeth for $500 az Western
Dental Company. 1-g2 Eagle block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

San Fruuclsco oct. 2l.- Wheat. arm.
Doe. t.ilh. May Liza; cash. i.gsA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
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New York. oct 21--Coppcr dull.
brokers Is. exchange. rs. oasuron, iGis.
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chicago. oct ga December wheat
tpoaad at cgHa50. advanced To 1850
,uis
close-w hcat-Dec, 'OAGE; May
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-14
WILL ORGANIZE A TEAM.


e~ottle 70 Ne NeQReoemte0 On tme
Gridiron by Y. N. &. 4.
The announcement was made yesterday
ihas the local Y. NJ. c. A. win positively
put strong football team In the field for
~ present season. Although late In
starting. the team viii have nucleus OF
vi phyers that will insure good work
from the beginning. They win have the
hsss u coaching ty a member of last years
sxA team. who VIII also play with them.
Tho announcement comes as something OF
: surprise. as Ii was supposed that the
J. y. c. A. had abandoned the idea Of
Msing q football team this season. A re-
psrser Of the Fost-fntclligencer secured a
aassmen; from the physical director OF the
aia.
Il has been ms desire Ia have the as
sctsasion put a football team In the is!d
An season. but we had about given up
arssse We feared our former captain,
User Biasck would not return from
Alaska ana there was no one else We could
~ upon 10 take charge Of the team.
ta's dtnscusty Was. however. solved the
~ week by a number Of Eastern ard
vrxon college PLAYERS. Who Joined the as
es'ation and ssniaed their Willingness 10
svA un tear. | shalt give them my
Nrsnnai assistance and they viii have the
sssssailee az several Of the former ASSOC
sstsee players, most Of whom will Try for
~Ntes on the team.
NTH view of organizing a team, a
keeMlneG: member of the local association
sought up the set 80 suit@ used last year
y ne Portland y. NJ. &. A.. 80 that thera
vi - 10 delay OH the score IL uniforms
seuvs training snt practice will COM
sssesss next Monday evening under the
sasvesion OF Mr.. Farnhsm. cf Yale VINO
ssa Ffeaae!s play snf OH the team him
- os she local men who eill play there
harrington, Murphy Wolf. pierrot
.Ash myself a5sa several others We eS-
80 Ie have squad ~ A. least twenty
80 usng far positions. and a. We shall
aIaais az attractive schedule af games
$50 - esR~es sharp competition for TIRE sa-
asssss nn the eleven
,Ns shaii play ts4e University Of Wash
sssA FORT Townsend th@ soldiers team
- .uss f1sxier, Anlineasa Athletic Cub
y sefsiana, and shall Try 20 arrange a
sse NssA the team from Eastern Wash
-s Sssh whaes l. coniisaS here on Thanks
ss.at daJ & paS the Z Of " for the
@e iNtfrcaIfrts,g championships.
.Ae 'hlns va shall insist apati will Ae
fsSft nlsu of3 oar s~atss Must f,s an
S@essssss ari bona AIDE member Of the
- =. ~ g. \ FAts sur sHasff ~ al
- INSISTS E9aH and parsonaifv Will
So ssssa1nS a. b. MIN he team escpsst
ssat BASS Ne axe sstil hon5ns that
as.sssh Eia2ck Wsl fe hack A, hix ala
ssssa OF f3i}asrk before the season il
,esrAs no has written " his fatsntg.s, -,
So aAaA 90 eevera3 ~ tire associate,
=. hut whether Ns comes Or n,as
A~s.Fs' e NsN~ e~r II tNs hss4 sartssa1
Nast Sss eFrr represented Sesrtsa -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-14

One fair student On south sixth street
has over So bugs. wAtch were captured
~ her ooafging brother. He brought her
enc the other day which she thought
would startle the school on account Of
tss oddity. its general appearance was
that Of = centipede. but Il was over six
inches In length and had wings like o
butterfly Unable to End = name for the
mysterious looking creature. before
allowing Il to her teacher she allowed q
few other schooimasee to look 1t Il.
They. were also greatly startled. and
thought that that queer species must be
3 freak In the bug world Finally one
bright girl with skepticai mind and
bright eyes declared that the thing was
humbug. Then she clearly proved that
II vas nothing more than Ave centipedes.
which had been glued together, with the
wings OF butterfly fastened TO one OF
them IN the same manner The little
brother no longer collects bugs for his
sister.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-14
sEAsICK ON SEA LEGS.


W0CANty OioNtG00eO-Ab4WGy AI00s
The officers and sailors OF the navy are
frequently sufferers from seasickness
even after they have got their sea legs
on observed a naval surgeon 10 4 Wash
ington Star reporter. Indeed, I think
can safely say that, young and old, one
third OF the entire navy officers as well a.
men are seasiek during storms as well as
st other times In theory naval oficers
and sailors are entirely free from such
so-cailed weakness, but. In fact, they have
stomachs ana are sufferers at times the
same as the rest of humanity. The sail
or, in this respect. has many advantages
over the naval officers. and r. less senss-
tive to seasickness, for the reason that
he seldom has wha; IL called shore duty
TO perform and he is on the ship all OF the
time. barring the days OF now and then
~ liberty. With an osIcer II is entirely
different, for he seldom has 20 spend as
rnuch time on the ship a. he does on
share. The three years sea duty In gen.
sraiiy followed by three years shore
duty. during which time hts sea legs and
stomach entirely disappear. and have to
De built up again. II 10 rare that an or
Ger on return to sea duty does not have
10 60 through all the painful and dir
tressing experiences OF his first s<assck-
sess. and l am not sure but each recur-
renee Of this experience IL worse than
the original know a dozen officers OF
from fifteen TO twenty-five years expert
snce In the navy. ard I know OF at least
fifty others who admit that they are as
liable ~ seas,ckness now as they were
when they were nsi69ses fresh from the
Naval Academy. Why. even Admiral
Dewey. with his twenty-five ana a halt
years experience At sea-he completed
his forty.Af,h year 81 service IN the navy
Saturday, September 3-is s.i!i subject to
stacks o. seassckness. and Re makes no
effort "a conceal IL. and could rot conceal
Il x be desired. Tor when he Is sick he il
alex all ovsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-14
IHI on GR|DRlM TO-DAY.
e,r TOWNSEND FOOTBALL TEAM
70 PLAY UNIVERSITY.
ses~e nsg Game since Winter ~ 1sW7
wan Attract Great crswA-sts-
,a.~as 70 Tsrn 0ut In Fepee-Pnay.
- Are Pretty Equally Matched.

80 AFTERNOON at the 7. n c. A. park
-. sootbe;t season viii open with game
1920 the University OF Warrington and
-. pnrt townsend Athletic Club The
ssss ~ MI! b. a. I:0. a hard strueEie
]. '~rnee4ed between the two teams. - both
= Svenly matched and equally determined
- III. be the first game Of any note
"a = seattle since 1877. when the 8. A. G.
~ ~ u. OF ". met In their last light
- eupeemacy on the grfdiron-
II he university football IN the only
80 of conveEsation, and the students win
= cut IN full force 1t today's game. II
. - that one Of the clauses viii b
xr.seed with linen busters and old silk
~. ana wilt be armed with hand-beiis.
ssrrs dougs. tin cans. etc, and viii raise
s addeous clamor whenever the university
neeue . point
- goods VIII be much In evidence
xhcsat seventy Of them have organised .
sNnnen1 club, and have been Rfactio-
- nsw yelIs daiiy. They have decided to
6ye no one In the college IN excuse for
- eoiux TO the Game, and to this end
~ put up notices all over the univer-
~ building, announcing the game In the
spe3snt and modern languages.
Il h toes-up which team viii win The
rosuls will perhaps depend more on good
rnaernIehip and team work than anything
-. The university team has a number
n yekefan players like Larson, the two
mn. FfeIds and 6choder. who all have
"a over four years experience. Coroet.
IL fuil-back. was captain Of the second
teom n 1871. The rest OF the team has
IA e least two years experience. Capt.
MI e9p>cta to get the victory. but only
mar hard fight.
fhe PORT Townsend team II heavier In
- llne than the university. but the men,
"a q 4 rule. have not been 20 long on
~ aridtron. Hin. who won the hammer
Rarpw In Oregon last year. win be one Of
ihaIf tackles. He II q strong player. and
a. = relied upon 1t any time. 1t Il said
tat ~Ihtty" Smith will be Townsend's
esas3. II this report II true the line Of the
ian will stand against the university
rnnhae Ike . stone wall. Fisher the fun
hoek y An aggressive. steady player. For
sytAA the left guard, 10 reported to COM
blns eresat weight with speed. Snyder. the
init end. h fast player, hut win have
oesiine Hi,i eeninst him. Not much 10
iaown here about Tibbals. the other end.
Hs vi1l be opposed to c. f. HILL the star
"a IT the University of Washington In
~ ana 1877.
Tue Port Townsends weigh about
twenty-five pounds more. on the average.
than thA members Of the University OF
Washiagton team. The latter expect to
caensefact this By experience. fast playing
~ coed team work.
TAs makeup OF the two teams viii be a.
lu,,ove.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-14
HUKES GET MON0IoIO)S.
Wina 1how That the DlighsfAg
Hseaee d stsil Heverisg Over the
Anerlsau aaA DsstisA Cuttees.

NEW YORK. Oct. u-Ths winds asleep
Ia their eaverns ana = coverlet Of white
fog drawn over the bosom OF the droWsy
ocean today lengtheued the unpsecedent-
ed record Of dukes Ia the cup contest 10
SIX A on Tuesday the yachts did not
leave their anchorage inside Of Sandy
Hook. 1t was useless 70 make another at
tempt In such weather. 50 at the hour SET
for the start the regatta COMMITTEES boat
poked out 70 sea through the dense bank
Of vapor and announced 10 the group Of
vessels assembled about the Eghtship the
same monotonous story that there would
Be no race today. Everybody II thoroughly
dtsgusted. The patience q the public II
almost exhausted. From SAo0o. who went
out on the first day. the crowds have dwin-
died until II 10 perfectly safe 10 say That
less than 500 people were afloas today.
Ex0arslon Beats Losang Money.
The outlook was 90 gloomy from money
making standpoint that some OF the ex-
cursion boats which sold tickets for the
series OF races were trying today to re-
deem them, with the intention Of abandon
Ing their excursions altogether. The re-
peatcd postponements have Also worn the
patience Of the committee and the owners
OF the two yachts.
Sir Thomas Upton and Commodore Nor
gan each have a company Of invited guests
dOOAIu tuclI 4ASuL4, pol IL II NGtJ 0EettAsc
for the hosts. as well 40 their guests. to
lie quietly at anchor inside the dreary sand
spit. with nothing TO look ri but blank
walls OF fog. The delays have been equally
trying Oh the crews Of the racers For
more than ten days the ,ars have been
keyed to racing pitch. and they are begin
ming to feel the effects Of the strain.
ShaoFock's New Topsail.
Experts estimate that the big club top
sail which Shamrock showed yesterday
for the frat time contains about 800 more
square feet Of canvas than the similar sail
Of the Yankee boat. Add to this the excess
OF sail area Of her lower sails. ~ shown
by the official measurements. and the for-
eigner is capable Of spreading something
like 100 square feet more canvas to the
wind than Columbia
In light airs. therefore, Shamrock must
have = great advantage. and the patriots
are whistiing for . spanking breeze that
will prevent 3the hoIsting Of these sky
scraping sails and bring the two boats
down to even terms In the matter Of can
vas. Another attempt viii be made to race
tomorrow.
stu M Wind.
NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE operator at
Sandy Hook at las q. m. reports no wind
and dense fog. The prospect IL for calm
weather.