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REVENGE FOR THE BENCH.
JUSTICE GOODRICH BEATS CONF
TROLLER COLER AT COLE

ItS1s n Return Match, the First Having
been Won by the Comptroller, n Sup
posed Novios-EnE lewood'sT Team Defeats
Oakland and Tuxedo Beats Staten Island.
Last Wednesday Justice william W. Good
rich Of the Appellate division Of the Supreme
Court Of Brooklyn played three matches
against Com ptrollsr Bird 8. Coler. and although
ehe Justice was supposed to be teaching
Coler how to play the game. the latter
won all three matches. each by q larger
score than the one preceding. Tnles
OF the wonderful shots and the strange and
mysterious motions made by the rival players
spread further and further after each match,
and the last one was played In the presence Of
an admiring gallery" who did fail to jeer at
the Justice for being defeated BY a novice.
William W. Goodrich 10 famed for
the love he bears to mankind. but
tho contemptuous tones in which
10 deep a shS hs S1ss ana so
Hssson 6S So H. wy ses
SisR aS
deserted the haunts where formerly he had
% TIVE % saS sSu Tor anoSsr
he proposed playing with the Comptroller.
Mr. Coler 10 the meantime was sitting on the
The piazza crowd were remarking Friday
afternoon on the fact that Justice Goodrich
had apparently left the hotel. for no one had
around corner followed by two caddies
with wheelbarrows full OF golf olubs.
will you PLAY me q match. TOMORROW Coler2"
Certainly" replied CoIer Il am always
looking for marks" and there was an unan-
tmous resolution passed that everyone would
be- on hand TO see the fun.
The result was q walkover for the Bench. for
despite the Comptrollers utmost efforts he
was beaten two strokes. and last night 1t was
o DANGEROUS PROPOSE ton for any man to men
tion Rolf in his hearing. =
STAMFORD, Sept. Con the links Of the Wee
Burn Golf Club this afternoon. the President's
Cup, offered by John D. Grim minis, which Ia
about the handsomest trophy that the club has
ever contested for. was won by W.. A. Beiden.
by up from Charles H. seely. II took two
extra holss to decide, The tournament was a
handicap>all through. seely receiving an al
iousnes ot2 and Belden of ~; According 70
the second sixth. eighth and ninth holes
When the men were all square on the eigh-
the gallery" The nineteenth hole, was
match By four while sesly used. fve strok ca
Mixed foursomes were also played. the results
being as follows:
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Prospect Athletic Club Games.

The annual games OF the Prospect A. C. were
held at Schwae bsrgs Park, Long Island City,
yesterday. Summaries:
Threenle bicycle race, handicap-Final heat
won by John d. Abel, l.. l. g. w. scratch. @. H.
Taylor National 4. C.. IS seconds. second aud Otto
JACKIE, Prospect A, c., so seconds. third. Tme-v
minutes 33 seconds.
iU0.Yards Dash. club champ onship--FInalh heat
by william II. smith; I. J. Clarke. second; John
d. Grennon, third Time seconds.
Heavy weight sp1nting race-won by Nv. II. n.
oFlynn, third, Time-l4s 81 conds.
One mile run. club championship, BcrAteh-won
by W. II. Smith; A. Russell. second; NJ. j. Clancy,
third. Times minutes u seconds.
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Drifting Match in Oyster hay.

OYsTER BAY. Sept. 0.-lachts that entered
for the autumn races for selected classes of'hs
ScawanhakA-C Or!nthinn Yacht Club over tho
clubs course to-day part cpEt"i in drifting
match. The contest was ~, u frr s,.hnnr' ~
sloops. cutters aud yawls, ga hnL's an ENn.
ahnuts. The starter cot IN ~ > n''.u ~ o. a
faint northeast win !. soon tho hr'sZ,' vt
out altogether. with now nnh then VI :ht Ia Y,
At q O'Clock this evening not yaGht hAA
anished.
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Blast Win. the Waterloo Nursery Handicap
Special Cable D,,Da'cS 10 Tnx suv.

LONDON. Sept o.-The race for the Waterloo
Nursery Handicap. of 300 sovereigns. for two
year olds. was run at Kcmpton Park to-day
1t WINS won by Lord William BerosIords Past.
ridden by Sloan. II. Stirk's Sun Bonnet wao
second. and 4. Cannon's Censure third
Twelve horses ran.
The race for tho Regulation Plate. OF 200
soyereiCns. for three year olds. one mile. was
won by Red Queen H.. ridden by Sloan. Cos
sacks Pride was second and Shallow third.
Three horses ran.
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News Of the Bowlsrs.

As the Gotham Bowling Club will retire from the
AnencAn national tournament. Bchlichte will play
with the Bleeckers.
A number of bowling clubs have already begun
their wetkl practise games, and by Oct. l. the
son will be In full swing.
Joe rhum has notified the delegates OF the twenty
one clubs comprising the American national tour
nament, 10 be present at the meeting to be held at
the GermaniA Assembly rooms alleys on next Tues
day night. when various matters pertaining to next
season 3 tourney will be arranged
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,e race. The summary:
Second Naval Battaliou's Regatta.

The Second Naval Battalion's regatta to be
held next Saturday. at their headquar ters
foot OF Fifty-hfth street, Brooklyn promises to
be very lively affair. The boys have been
training hard during the past week, Three
Battalion and their friends have been issued
The band from Fort Hamilton will furnish
the music for the afternoon and evening.
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Thirty-Footers Race In the Open Sea and
Carolina Wins.

NEWPORT. Sept 9.-The hlrty-footers raced
In the open sea to-day In strong southeaster.
The Carolina. sailed by a professional skipper.
won by nearly two minutes. The start was
made on Castle Hill. first reach to Beaver
Tail. then beat to Seal Rock, twice over. and
the start, more sing her lead as the race pro-
creased. The yeda tore her mainsail and
withdrew from the race; Later the Raccoon
Butler Duncan Jr., was on the Esperanza and
Mra. Arthur Kemp on the Raccoon. 1t was q
swaepstake race. The summary:
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vardon Beaten by Taylor.
Special Cable D,,pa,eA to THE o

LONDON. Sept. 9.-In an exhibition match to-
day. J. H. Taylor beat Harry Vardon. by 2 UP.
Taylor. when dormie ono. laid Vardon a
stimis. He failed to negotiate It and Taylor
holed out By strokes the scores we're:
Taylor. II; Vardou, ~.
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Tincler, the Runner. Loses n Race.

MANCHESTER. N H.. Sept. 9.-PatrIck IRo, OF
Manchester. this afternoon defeated George
Tlnclor, OF Dublin. Ireland. chnmpio OF the
world. In mile race for $3.50 aldo. Tincler
gave his opponent l4O yards. The odds were
time was taken
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wireless Telegra ply Mt the Cup Races.

It was announced yesterday that the steam
ship La Grande Duchesse would carry excur-
sionists to the scene OF the International yacht
Journal The steamship will be fitted IN well
for the comfort OF its passengers and will carry
The Marconi system OF wireless teleRraphy
will be operated from on board during tho
races,
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Yachting Notea.

The lack OF wind caused the postponement
OF the Gravesend Bay Yacht Club special races
which were to have been sailed yesterday OF
the clubhouse at Bensonhurst, L. The spe,-
was also POSTPONED for the same cause.
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Through an error of Mr.. Kerr Of the U. e.
Golf Association. the entry by Willie Anderson
was not given for the open golf championship.
Anderson. however. will rlay In the coming
tournament.
MADISON. Sept. Oh. n. Robinson to-day
won the elnret Jug presented to the Madison
Coll Club for com petition on Labor Day. at 80
tournament follow.
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The scores in the weekly handicap at the
Marine and Field Club yesterday were as fol-

PLAINFIK1D. Sept. 9.-The contest for the Mrs G.
w. mcCutchen cup was the event OF interest at the
Park Col! Club course this afternoon. The players
making the three lowest scores added three two and
ono points to their seasons record W. Do La II.
Anderson holds hrst place. with Meredith Dryden
and q. W. Cooley close second and third The
fn.lnk nv
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Much that is novel is contained in the invita-
tions to the foursone tourname nt. to be held
were sent out. yeste rday to sixteen olubs in tho
NJ. O.. A. Each club has been asked to send
two players as its team. Tho teams will be
paired by lot on the morning Of the lrst day.
for an eighteen hole foursome four ball match.
the best ball OF each team to count. Winners
OF the morning will rlay eighteen holes in the
afternoon. the semi-fnals win be on Fri
sny b mHrs'ns On ans s, sns The rds sf
Club will give silver cups to the winning team
and medals to the runners up. On Friday
afternoon there will be medal play foursome
for all teams except the survivors for tho final
round. The prizes will be silver cups. The
clubs invited have been requested to send
word by Sept. 20 whether team will be sent
or NOT although the names OF the players need
order that another club may be invited to take
the place OF any club that may drop out.
Club links to-day the mem bers played the
usual Saturday Adams Cup com petition turn
~ ol- Aa-AA
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SARATOGA. Sept. a-In the fln ais tor the Presi-
dent's cup on tho Saratoga Colt links yester-
play against DR.. Mitchell Of Hartford. making
him champion for 1909. The npal fer the Man 4,
LivinRston OF Saratoga against Mrs. W. G.
Story OF New York by 9 up ana 5 to play.
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CLASS A

Golfng interest along the North Jersey shore
Momen's single prizes at the Deal Beach links.
The course Il one OF the finest yet seen near a
terday Mrs. H. Durand beat Mrs. Woodruff By 8
No and . to play. and Mrs. Mcintyre beat Mrs. Van
Buren, BY up and to play In the finals Mrs.
Durant won By up and 5 to play. Tho finals
OF the mixed foursome match was the great
event Of the day. The winning pair. after
The scores were as follows:
Miss Little and H. Brokaw-
Out, 7 g 8 e-5s
n..,..............9 q 6-65-11o
Miss Barbour a @. Brokaw-
Out. ...............S 8l1 @ 8 COL
In.....,..........s D q 6-o2-12s
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LAKE GEORGE. Sent 9-In the final round for
the women's championship Of the Lake George
Golf Club Mrs. Louis II. Schubart beat Miss
E. N. Paxton. 8 mp and to play. The match
was at Gig toen holes.
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JEFFERSON. Sept. THE Waumbek Golf
elected these officers in annual meeting:
President, Isaac +. Rchey OF Trenton Vice Presi-
dent. slmael Q. Prentice Of Hartford: Secretary.
Harris Ely Adrance Of New York; Treasurer, VIII.
liam S hsufner Of Lakewood; Captain. Albert N.
Reed Of Albany.
The Governing Committe includes the above
and Charles ]. Fisk OF Plaintield. Theodore H.
Banks OF New York. George Jarvis Coe Of
Plainneid. and John E. Adrianee OF Pongh-
Reepsls.
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A bogia handicap was the feature at the
Morris County Golf Club yesterday. The scores

CHICAGO. Sept 9.-Pay for the Western ANA
tsur Championship, narrowed down to. the
Egan. both OF Onwentsia, left to compete. The
second round Of match play and the semi
finals were played. The results were:
Second Round-w Z. Fsan, owentsia beat b. F.
Cummings, Washington Park. by 3 mp and to play;
William HolAbird. Jr.. GleDyew, beat william Wal
land Glenview beat r. b. Bliss, Riverside by up;
D. II. ForRAn. owentsia. beat John Towne, Glenview
Semirnnals-D. r. Porgan beat R. T. Hoagland by
Sup and 8 20 plAy W, T. Egan beat william Ho bart
Jr by 1 up.
MnNrc1LIR SAINT O=At thu MnntnlaIr Golf
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NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. 9.-Members OF the
Brunswiok Colt Club played for the yearly
suns oneLed 70 both the women and men
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Canoeing.

The races OF the Brooklyn Canoe Club were
to have been run of yesterday from the club
house at the foot'oi Fifty sixth street. but be-
fore half Of the, programme had been decided
the wind died down and the rest OF the events
were postponed until later in the season.
The first event on the card was the third OF
the series Of races for the Dunnell Trophy.
with the Ne Ne Mooshax. The Bonita was the
only other competitor.
The padding competition for open canoes
single blade. half a mile straightaway. was won
by Robert J. Wilkin. canoe Vast; M; y. Bro.
minutes m ssa SO SECONDS The seT rsce for open
canoes. for the Dater Cup. three and half
miles. triangular. was won by Commodore
stein third. Time-39 minutes.
The regular events OF the New York Canoe
Club were to have been decided yesterday of
the clubhouse at Bensonhurst. hut there
wasn't enough, Wind to send the feet little
c DTe a to defer the entte proRramme Until
next week.
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Handicaps were the order OF the day yester-
day at the Ardsley Club. Edwin Gould was a
player. but he failed TO win prize. The results
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JryrrRsos. N. II. Sept. e.-E.ehtee,

JEFFERSON, y. 81. Sept. g.-E!Rhteen Nom.
bers Of the Waumbek Golf Club completed
cards In mixed foursomes to-day. making the
following scores:
CIV. Fisk and Mrs @. Q Palmer. los; A: N. Reed
and Miss Daley, 122 A. j. Fisk and Mrs. W. A. Stay
back i28: @. o. Palmer and Miss Fisk. 1877; l.. q.
Young and Miss May l2s: R, +. Manning and Miss
man. l86: WA slayback and Miss Davis. 13e; II.
Z. Adrianoe and Miss Hodgman, l65.
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Lr.. who received as a handicap. defeated i,
ronSn sap ~. uf R sha %I IL dsie.ssS
Miss Sarah Clark By up and TO play. Miss
Clark'a hsndicap was 10 For the consolation
Palmer by up and 3 70 play. and Mise J.. b.
kirkpatrick dsieatsd Miss Sarah Demott by
up and to play.
NEWPORT. Sent. o.-Tha regular weekly han
dicap composition was held on the Newport
links Tor cups offered by the club. the winners
being as follows:
Gro,,. Tedp. Net
- - VI ~ %
CLASS d.
Ut. D. u mason. 1b Is
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,.PrTTsFIELD. Sept, p.--The finals for tho
Maniee cup, were played on the County Club
Geourse to-day betyeen 4. 4. Mnnice and
eighteen holes was fairly interesting. Davsn-
port being PIP. In tho afternoon the game
was onesided and Davenport won tho match
and the cup 10 up and TO play.
., To open the new eighteen hole course Of tho
tuxedo Club. q team match was played yester-
gay betyeen the home plavers and those Of the
staten Island Cricket and Base Ball Club.
dences OF being in time o good links. The
scoring was on the Tuxedo plan. The score.
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Winning Owners Mt She epshead Bay Meet
Ing.

Several owners profted largely through the
success Of their horses during the autumn
meeting OF the Conev Island Jockey Club.
which closed Yesterday at Sheepshead Bay.
The principal winners were:
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Over the fifteen holes now opened for play at
Van Cortlandt Park the following scores were
made yesterday:
7. G. Frask. 81; b. Z. Brown. IS: R. W. Conrow.
sS: l. T. smith. 80: A. Craven, s0i y: ". Smith.
9s.
WILLLAMsTowN. Sept o.-The mems handi-
cap tournament was played at tho Taconie
Golf Club this afternoon. There were fourteen
entries. The results were: First prize, N H.
Sabin. net score. 80: second prize. James W.
H eIl91ck: net score. u; third prize: Harry
tendance OF club Nom bers present. There
will be wonhens tournament on next Satur-
day afternoon.
At the Westbrook Golf Club yesterday Mrs
Sheriff. and Wilson won the mixed foursome
prize. IS. TO- 55. and Mrs Frederick B. Fisk
won the approaching and putting contest.
Otto Hook meyer came all the way from Deal
Beach to play on the Harbor Hill team against
the Richmond County Club yesterday. and as q
reward he beat his man by one down. The
score OF the match follows:
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Selling; for thrce.y CAROLS and upward by
subscription of $40 each; with 500 added; OF
which 5000 to second and 500 10 third; weights.
seven pounds above the scale! allowances; one
mile and sixteenth on turf.
NJ. ClAury's CHI y. Matino Gonez !, by victory
IncsRl, ! II ~ IL Wy
Hayu.nn 4 Frank eli. {. Tan Ge. 4, ios tMAher)
F. d Boards u. g. Jefferson, a, 100 80 Brienl
IL AID Prince. Myth. Forget Not. Cathedral PellA
B Belle OF Troy, Doyn aud Handcuh al'o ran.
Iiwc, I: y.
Batting-Fiyc - AGAINST Narimo Gomez. 9 TO 5
Dan ucP. Gto j II rsrn. 10 to leland Prince.
o to Myth 20 10 FORGET Not, 30 to Cathedral,
80 to Pella h. . to Belle VI Troy 80 TO Deyo.
~ to Handcuh.
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Area of claim. 2o.o6e acrex


 The said mining claim being of rAcord in the office of the Recorder of Cochise County in Book 14. Record of Mines. pages 22 and g, at Tombstone. in the County and Territory aforesaid. the presumed general course or direction of the said Labrador vein, lode or min eral deposit being shown upon the plat posted herewith. as near as can be de- termined from present developments. this claim being for fifteen hundred Q,500D linear feet thereof. together with the surface ground shown upon the official plat posted herewith. the said vein. lode and mining premises hereby sought to be patented. being bounded as follows. to-wit: There are no ad- Joining claims. Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any portion of said mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Pima County, in the Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication thereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provis- ions of the statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE.
 Register. Firat pnhljca tion Octohey 01 1S0o
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Caution NOtics.

A IL PERSONS arc herby warnc | against &A lrsy ing. leasing, or in any ws. srsKius to ohtuin any right, title, interest pr coutrol of am csrtain mining claims in the ilu"h hu- ca hl .untains. recently attemptet" to be locn, ,.l by J. X. Tippett and it. V Dnaton.
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NOVICE no CREDITORS

B, sste of JOSEPH $. NORTON, decosed. NOfiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the under ~ signed adm inistratrix of the estate of Jose h $. Norton, dcceusod, to the creditors and al persons having clairns hshii't the said feceased, to exhibit thsiu. witn the snec. q. try vouchers within ;o'tr mouths aftc he first publication of this natlcs to the <. | alministratcix at the office of Chas. .beln,s the place fo- the transaction of tho ,busi ,s>s of said estate, In sad cJGnty of tCocl, 60, ANNIk l.. NVR TON, 4Adm aistratriy of the estate of Joseph S..
 ! ton, deceased. E. .
 ,Ds ed at Bisbee this 22nd day of Sept, ie99
 sep28 -f
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according to law and the regulations hereunder within the time, prescribed by law, with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson. Arizona, they will be barred by the provisions of said statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE.
 Register. Date of first publication. Friday, De- tober z0th, 1899.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOX
 PATENT.
 Mining Application No. 703. ' Survey No. 1914.
 United States Land Office.
 TUCToN, October 19, 1899.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of the United States Min ing Laws, M. J. Brophy and E. B. Ma son, whose postoffice address is Bisbee, Cochise County, Arizona, have made application for patent for fifteen hun dred Q.5O0) linear feet of the Labrador lode mining claim, situated in the War ren Mining District, Cochise County, Territory of Arizona, as described by the official plat herewith posted and by the field notes on file in the office of the Register of the United States Land Office, Giia Land District, Tucson. Arizona, as follows. to-wit:
 Magnetic variation for all corners, 12 degrees 25 minutes East.
 Beginning at corner No. 1, identical corner of location which corner being in a wash, a witness corner No. bears North 49 degrees 54 minutes west. 95 fett A pine post feet long. inches foot in gruuud to b.t-rrCE scribe l-l344 ". C. l.. N. C. whence UntteI Stusrs mineral monum,ut No. 1 of the Warren Mining pistrir' nears South 8 degrees AS minutes E@ai 5oSI.4 feet from true corner p-i.j, thence South Et degrees % minutes West, T50 feet to center of East Iiue line, a pine post feet long, 4 inches square set in mound of stones 1,500 feet same bearing to corner No. 2, a pine post feet long inches square set in mound of stones, 10 inches in ground, scribcd 2-1344 l.. M. C.; thence north @ degrees 54 min utes West, 300 feet 10 South end cen- ter a pine post BIZ feet high set in mound of stonea. R inches in ground, scribed, L. M. (. I.R' 6yl2 feet, same bearing to corner No. 3, piGe post feet long, inches square, set on x ch:seled in bedrock, surrounded by a mound :of stoaes acribed 3-l2ii-LMC; thence North 5} .'-, ees g minutes East, 750 feet rr 'n',r a. Vest side line, a pine pos, m mound of stones: l.5o0 feet sam bearing tO corner No. A. identical with Q corner If location, q pine post feet long, inches square. set Is inches i T"nn1d surrounded by mound of storos r,bed 4-Ias4-L M. C.; thence South 49 deEr"eo 64 minutes East s012 feet ro center md monument, Identical with location monument: a pine post feet long, { inches square set on x chiseied oU q ref rr rocks, surrounded by a mound u3 stones, scrlbed l.. Nj ", 1914; C9l7 feet same hearing to witre~s corn No. 1. already described: 60l.f ...' tN ~or~r, No (the truc csrRSr) la F.se. 6 beglA- hing. ..-.s,