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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-18
SUMMARY OF THE scORE.
HARNESS RACING.
OPENING DAY AT PARKWAY.
FAST TIME AND CLOSE CONTESTS oN TIFF BROOK
IYN HALF MILE TRACK

FAST TIME AND CLOSE CONTESTS ON TfiF BROOK
LYN HALE MILE TRACK.
The opening Of the Parkway Driving Clubs fall
trotting meeting at the half mile track in Brook
Ign developed some fine sport yesterday. Ten
heats trotted and paced. and every one 81
them furnished spirited contest from wire 10
wire The time WAS fast Bcttine. a young marc
from Easton. Penn, surprised the knowing ones by
winning the 2.25 trotting race in straight heats
hut she had to cut her record down from 49,. 10
2:22Ig to do IT, She struck herself badly I'm the
second heat causing lamoGess. There long
delay before tho third round She warmed out
OF her soreness and stalled of challeng, from
the favorte. Charley r.. beating him half length
In nno finish
The 215 pacing race was believed 10 he a
measurahly sure thing for Henry T.. but ;he wise
ones weakened whom they saw Strath Belle bf al
the favorite ont in 2l5i. In tho first heat The
chestnut mare did not keep up the clip howcy or.
and tho next three heats fell 20 Henry = after
q fine contest with the converted Brooklyn trouer.
OliNcWOOd
Swift was rank outsider in the betting for the
2:9u trottng race. Matte Young being a warm
favorte. The Of Antonio trofted three splendid
miles. responding gamely TO every call OF his
driver Matfi" Young forced him 10 trOt tho last
heat I'm 2.l6i2. but he did II I'm handsome style,
winning from the favorite by just I'm ono
Of the finest finishes ever seen on the track. Sum
maries follow.
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THIRD RACE-THE CAsTLETON. selling: 81 Ooo added:
for two year old fles. winners Of Of the
value OF 81 600; $40 each pay more o
second horse 5000 and third 500 the added
money Last FIVE furlone- Of the Eclipse Course
y. F =. kecncs Oh. +. Dangerous Maid. by 81
Leonards Handmaid . los
f'TiF EeInon' D. Dread by Order-iuby ROYAL. 10f
Perry Bclmonts h. T. Jamaica by Kingson-Fon
setta ........:......... ............... "a
W Showalter en- Smoke. ny Order Alfalfa. ... 1a4
= J. GraNess en- Fleuron. hy Albert Fn'rria lo2
W. g Days CHI :. Eileen DAILY by Albert -Ovcia
J. F. Maddens hr . Mae Hsnlon. by Falserto--
william Iakelands br. T. Lottc shovile. nv Tourna
ment- White Rose ..... 500. o.
r J ShiIseN S N = JuERlerN. BY Hndoo-Bnance H. "a
Fol RTH RACE-For two ycar olds weights - be no
lrAS IL 4
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xxIsr DISTRICT MEETING

There will be a meeting OF m" K'p"'''ans o.
,,. yyIs, Assembly District under M" aGspice,
90 rho Riverside Republican cub. al 's clpnnop.',
No 1N West Ninety-seventh-st.. between Col1n'
bus and Amsterdam ayes. on "wednesday evening
October IS. at $50 o'clock ~ ratify ths nomlna-
lions Of The various conventions. - ne StrsM'
Will be Edward II. talovs. caNdl1a'" iYI -.
se nblyman: Armitage Mathews, 1and daie ,,o'
Alderman and Louis G. Written. canaid''- i'' MI
nicipal Court Judge. and Others
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GOLF.
WOMENS TEAM MATCH AT BALTtSRol~
DYKER MEADOWS CHAMPION
SuIP-NOTES

Az preliminary to the womcns tournament NJ
Baltusrol on Thursday an interesting team match
has been arranged between the women OF the
Morris County and Philadelphia clubs. to take
place the Batusrol links to-day. TWO such
matches took place last season. one AT MOTIFS
County and the other at Philadelphia. each team
winning on it, homo links The present meeting
on neutral grounds is TO decide the tie. Additional
interest IL given to the affair from the fact that
Mrs Caleb f. Fox. who runner up to Miss
1nderhil In the National chamronshi? tourna
competitors the other members Of the visiting
team including Miss Elsie cassatt, Miss kath-
crime X Cassatt Miss r {. Griscom Mrs. j.
Franklin McFadden and Mrs Walter II. Gorham.
The Morris County team will be chosen from me
following players: Mrs William Shipper Mrs. W.
Fellowes Morgan. Miss Grace Kip. Miss Jane y
Swords Miss Alice l.. Day. Miss c. G Willis. Miss
Brice and Miss Elsa Hurbut.
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RACING IN THE MUD At LAToN1A.

Cincinnati oct. Il Mudlarks had their first
chance at Latona to-day Dolly Wiethon and
May Jane were the only favori,cs to win The
star Of Bethlehem won the handicap AZ a mile and
sixteenth in a gaop. Summaries.
Frs race fh'e furlongs sellingi-Doly Wethor "a
NeddersiTandl - J. won Hop Scotch lOl tSi,,rs, z
70 ] second J. T.. ~ ,Knght, : ~ / rhira Tirs q"
lis ''" limo
second race fh,e furionFsiMav Jane lo3 fsou,bs-d,
p ~ 10 "en Iarkspui 1o1 tKnishD H. ! second IN
slightly. io1 81. Mofr!s0nb. : To- !. third Time / "a
Third mile. seiling)- O.ric II To-
20 = on; Flop. Jos 'ro"hursti. second r.,,,
seiis 100 Kuhn - u ! third Time :46i.
Fourth Handicap mile si,fe
II Bethlehem Jos ~. Wilson, 8 q / Won Auis p.us
10 kuhnl. b 10 !. Monk Wayman ITO co.
hurs) 3 10 !. third Time / W
Fifth (nvs and q h-!: :aronssJ-c.hsrI. n I,,.,
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TILE CITY GLIB MEETING.

The City club "a to have q meeting this evening
10 receive the report Of its Conference Committee
regarding the fusion county ticket. which no com
mttee helped 10 nominate II - expected that
the club will take steps 10 begin an active
oa,,,a,a, IN ald NJ tho election Of tho ticket, TnA
call for the meeting tonight was egnrG oy simon
Sterne Everett + Wheeler. Arthur r 'o-Ds. Fran
els c. Huntington and Pau Fuh'r' ana ~ sent %
every member Of the club.
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SLOAN FAILS TO GET ANYTHING RErrrn THAI
SECOND PLACE

London. Oct 17-At the first days racing OF the
Gatwlck October meeting today J Reff won tho
Willow Nursery on the Squabbe colt Clur We
second. Tod Sloan finished third with Bathir "
Woman Fourteen horses The betting was
lo TO against the Squabhle colt and 10 arainst
ia hing Woman. ''
The Surrey Nursery Handicap was won bv NJ,
Colley's Gold jug Lord William Beresford's Sloah
ridden by Sloan, and Mr.. a. Bailcy's North Crav-
ley. with L. Keih up. finished second and third
respectively. Fourteen horses ran. The betting
was 100 10 u against Shoah and 10 to against
North Crawloy
Sloan was unplaced. on Sheppeton In the race for
the Field Plate. Begelly the winner Eight
horses ran. The betting against Sloan's mount vas
TO L. Ref on Americus was first in tn Char-
wood Handicap. Filassier and Marta Santa finished
second and third In the order named Eleven horses
ran. The betting was 20 | against Amercus
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NEWBTRG VIII CONTEST.

Nowhurg \ Y. oct. Il Clarence Brow H. Of New
York CITY. began proc-e lings In the Surrogate
Court to-day 10 break tho will Of his mother Mr.
Anronetie Brown who lately owned Homeland
A. Cornwall. hne estate Mr. Brown heGuoaih he'd
al her property 80 her daughter. Mrs Gertrude
Elder. and provided. il Is sid. that Mr.. Elder
should furnish her brother Clarence suits ~
clothes year at her discretion The conts siani
alleges undue influence The case was adjourned
for TWO weeks.
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KrNGwooD AND HIS OWNER.

The ACCOMMODATING cut represents Gene Smith
nainting Of I[ingwood. Kingwood l. wohueri u,S
fast and splendid animal Ills brushes y" ''
c,,.,y ard elsewhere have been remarkably
hru,,r, He went Il quarter on the GuttenDurS
track. four years ago IN 29i2 seconds. l's pace
and he has not gone back since then. Inc o'her
dav he beat Jack. the noted PAGER VINO ms d
onisr,er record of 29t, seconds. and his eh,nusI-
aae,ic friends think he is better than ever h"ls
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before dark The horse arrived from Lexington
KY on Monday. in company with the 'ro''ns
marc Lucille 2:Os9 for which Mr.. Billings recently
paid 5000 INC two Hyors are quart"red al 'eo'se
n Tuber's road houae. I'm t"ntral-aV" MI "
lings Is expected hero from chicago hrh, as
driv, his hoses Ola the Speedway. bunps W..
no, moved faster than four minute gar ~
dav Lucille out earlier IN inc 1ay' "u' ~"
trainer did no, send her along at speed
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Albany RtMAPO HEtRTNf.

Albany. Oct i7.-Auorney General Dawes vas
70 have given a hearing this morning IN the ms"e'
of The application Of William r. iiclrSt ds SUI
holder in the Ramapo Water company. FOR perm.
sion 10 begin an action 70 dissolve IN" 'oi"r'
Senator David r. Inn held conference" WIN Wv
,t,ornev General lust before noon on me suoS1.,,
II was subsequently announced mat Nr ,ners+ooi
had henn adjourned Indefinitely. u L. 'e..nii-
,hot nothine VIII hr dor. In reference ~ TINS apIa
cation until the Attorney General had decl",n
similar application which Mr. hears' "'"' "
elf q the state
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ROCKAWA'
Aggregate handicap. 10

Aggregate handicap. ~ AsCrcsat" handicap. ... :
The ball WAS put in play at 32l p m. and the
game opened slowly. with tho representatives, Of
was easily the strongest tho team. his
quick exchanges being well backed 10y Clark. who
proved remarkably eHcciive At knocking In from
end field. RockaWay depended largely on La
Montague and Francke at this stage Of the game"
and the lightning plungcs cross tips and back
drives Of the former supported by the unerrng
direction and Interference Of the latter check
mated all the efforts Of tho Somerset for nine
minutes a change Of cattle" being by that time
necessary.
In the next bout Charles Pnzer slipped from his
pony the goal posts and q brief respite was
called. The period closed in fifteen seconds after
play was resumed. Francko had driven south and
scored the first goal OF the day, safety HIT COST
ing the Somersets quarter.
The second period opened briskly with Emile
Phzer on the ball. and his first goal came III OK
acty fifteen seconds. on resumiHs Rene La
Montague took II along 10 quarter field. where JACK
forward played like demon After broken pan
had caused a halt Franckr put his whole heart mo
his play. and broke down his opponents "'i'u -
his second goal falling after seven ana m4,
minutes Of rapid and determined pay r'""'
Pnzcr Loweyer duplicated all his tactics
At the half tho score stood R9ckaw"y anu
Somerset 5a, including the handicap dHo"dn'' =,
and II looked a. though the latter had the culs III
its pocket. But Rockaway was payni6 d "a!. i,
wood Although In the third period II Only WI,
inside the Somerset territory once and was forced
10 receive Emile Pfzer as an un"eicoin' guest ""
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THE MAJESTIC EXPECTED HERE To'DAi'
JUSTICES FULLER AND BREWER JOHN
MONp AND LORD MAYOR FALIOS OF
DUBLIN on BOARD.

Among those expected 70 arrive to-day On W.
White Star Line steamship Majestic from
nool are chief Justice Melville W Fuller and Assoc
.,o,a tust,ce David J. Brewer OF the United states
sunreme Court who were members Of the Anglo
Venezuelan Boundary Arbitration Tribunal u
Paris John f Redmond. NJ p and Daniel rs "a on.
ord Mayor OF Dublin. also passengers on W,
Uotsstic Thev are coming by invitation 10 exp.Hl..
me scope and object Of the Parnen monume"'
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DECISION AGAINST THE CITY.

aIhany oct 1.-THE Court OF Appeals to-oay
onrrad tho Judgment Of the Appellate Division
,.b,ch affirmed the order made n the Special Term
refusing the application OF Corporation 'ou'se.
Whalen with the aid and concurrence ot Contto"ot,
~ work. amounting 20 STOpoNn. entered by JONI
q Rrien and Heman clark. The claim Was ''
work upon the Aqueduct
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.&w@ITN AsoO~~
~USpsmUSMrM
wpocRANNE OF SPORTS TO-DAY

- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Racing Asso''"
don. Morris Park. p. m
800, Nassau and Oakland Golf clubs
roOrpA1J.-Columbia against New-York
vY,,ver.itv Manhattan Field: princeton
srainst pennsylvania state College, Prince
ton. n. J.: Pennsylvania against We fsr;,ord
49,, Ra+es Cambridge; Holy cross
seainst Williams Williamstown, GeUtse-
tn,.n against Maryland Agricultural Conese'
Georgetown: Union against Am hers,' nn
herst. Phillips Exeter against Massachpse.,,'
r..,,,,o ~ Technology Exeter: Pratt lnsV-
tute against East orange High School. Eas.
Ors,re n j.: Montauk Field Gun asa'i's'
Erasmus High School Brooklyn
SHOOTING-Erie Gun Club. Dexter rah'
r"ant baltimore: Du Pont Park fall tourna-
ment ST. Louis Mo.
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BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN BEATEN At PHILADELPHIA

T'T'7TVT'I'N TT77F IN y TTTTT'N T7TlI1TTFfTN
Philadelphia oct. 1.-THE champions ~ the Ma
tional League and the Phes to-day played tho
first ~ a series 81 i've exhibition games on the
local grounds the Quakers winning. The home
team played a faultless fielding game. and made
it, hits when needed The follows.
r
brooklyn .-t........-.. o q o q q % 2
Philadelphia ............l o . q II 10 o
Batteries Hughes and " CURE; Frazer Bernhard
Mcfarland. Umpire Latham
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Pacing 30 clasr. purse s2c'-Janss camphclr@ m.
Ivy \. -. Huichinsons Xix. m. Princess Neprn u
Thomas J. Brennnn's b. Neili- VI. 49, X. l.. Cook \
b. IN. breszc X. l. Davis b. Bartello W ,iartrell s
b. m. 'olleite. J NJ. Nckinneys b. George n
Snyders b. = The Kd b. Walter G.ers r II
Brsdy's p q Flafanfs and e T.. Bedford- b. x Mace
Troting ? 10 class purse 500 " f. Guion's T.
Walter II. \ II Wilkins hlh Topaz n Tn,
bins bib x. Ta'tler. : ). Hackt burns X N.wburger
s Hyde b. m Nelly Gay J f. ,lbson's b. . Grind
simmons. X. Davis D. Matte Young !. $.id-
hnrrs FIX Myrtle BOY, De Wit g. F'anagan's b. <
Gnl1r' " ~ SHfter's D. QuarferstaN lanes
Shesl'ns hlk bigger JACK b z Frank ,rcaner f.
Dodge Hunter I'm lanes Gormley'r IN m
G"orsena. Frank Matiy's br. Centric Marshland
Farms ~ Eola
Tr0uuF - lass purse <2oo-f.. Gold.tlckers b
Lombard g. Jeckson's b. 4. g r. J.. John Baf,r.tf =
Jessie Dean George F. Abrams n m N.llv Rel
g = Hendric ken m. Dolly DWoc. ". T. Wili.us =
b. Baronine Iuc Llvids b Sii Peter ir ,;eorg.
7 Riisley's b m. Hazel = r. Pheps's Hoover or
m Marion ". ~ SNYDER & Deacon or Pine
Tree. NJ Dodre- Hunter fill. Thomas Ruck
man l. f'nion Belle - N lockwood ch m la ~
@ g Blank gr Oranna. Martin snnott's h.
Hck1r' wood James pIisr'a IN Miss Re'fon and
fTfsr pflnf,v
BUMPS OK THE SPEEDWAY
=.
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much for you Many attempts Of the hind NAV p.
suit In an affection Of the heart.

The Brooklyn Bicycle Club will have Ns first
entertainment at it's new clubhouse at Hanaon
and South Elliott places. on October u. The club
Will have portable stage and scenery and several
entertainments booked for the indoor season
Many impromptu races take place every night on
the floor Of the 23d Regiment Armory IN BROOKLYN
The first indoor athletic and cycle meet will Be
held there November IS.
Dor other -ports Page g.
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MAY PLAY MATCH GAMES HERE.

Unless either wins three straight. the Brooklyn
and Philadelphia teams will play the last Two
< mes Of their match series at Washington Park
Brooklyn. Friday and Saturday 81 mis- week.
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FINAL GAME IN THE SERIES FOR THE
WEST BRIGHTON CUPS.

An interesting game Of poo. which took place
Yesterday on the grounds Of the staten Island club
fitting finish Of season that has been pro-
life OF excellent sport The contest was IN" mai
In the series for the West brighton Cups. and tho
teams engaged represented tho Rockawav and som
ersct County clubs As lined up tho players were:
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CHENEY is Wales CHAMPION

N"w-Iiavcn. Conn oct In the finals in tho
Yale golf tournament T. l.. Cheney. Of South
Manchester. defeated r VI. Byers Of Allegheny.
Penn. for the championship OF Yale this after
noon. with the score OF up
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two occasions the men Of the Rockaway club
made up FOR it All in the hnal tn;slc ny simply
riding through the Somerset brlgad" 10 lhr luHr
Of i've successive goals without mich. 'Jacky
Wimerding never played better in his NE ihan M
dil in this great finish once ne carried away 4
siirrup leather after a rafting race against a
plucky opponent. Then Hazard and Rene Ia MOI MOI
tagnc scored in turn. La Montagne's cross held
shots from under his own pony ard from acute
angles being the signals for ent husiasiic applause
Tho end hand-to-hand battle between
Francko and Emile Pizer. and the former had the
better OF il. The last goal scored fell from his NAL
let when there WAS only quarter Of a minute lett
for play. In the overtime young Rand lofted the
Ill over IA. heads of players and ponies. and then
Francis, An opportunity to tip the ball out Of
bounds and did
So MARY OF THE SCORE
Halh First Second Third Fourth
eap period. period. period. per ol To'al
Reck4wav
So. JOS 3 II. Jos = -
Hrf.s'c- Norton ". smith 80 lror and tm' keeper a.
7. p oly.
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SECOND RACE-For three-year olds and upward sell
ing winners Of Of tho value Of 500 this
year or ~ more than this at 10 pound,
under the scale. Last nye and half furongs ~ the
EclfDge Course
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pArR1orIc REPrRILcAN cLrB MEETINe

The regular monthly meeting OF mo Fa'fiof
Republican club viii he held ~ inc '.''"o''' 30
2,s East Seveniy-eghth- ms "''nhk THIS
meeting will start the regular R'plnl'f0 'am'
naign in the XXNIlTth Assembly District
large attendance II expected.
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Commodore Tyson OF the Larchmont Yacht club
ha. presented cup to the women ~ the Fairfield
County Golf club which will be played for to-day
On Friday the Fairfield women have arranged 10
meet d team from the Staten Island Cricket club
on the latters links at Fox Hills.
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Tine 2.25is. 2.26i,. 2.22is


Henry ?. br. <. 10y kentIc., Dictator Lucy.
by Prospect Wilkes dNan Aukcnl. ......... !
Strath Belle. ca. b' Srathmorc ,Brn-y,... >
oiisewOr-l. hr tSnrHtft
sir Arthur. biz. 'WhclployD. ................
I'M. jr. blk d'o'lg', ............ . ; 3
Frank Knapp. b. Thompson ............. . r 4
-2lhi, 2lIa, 2.lll. ~,
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fof a. Boiand,. 70 I. won; sdent III Crownur:TU
10 l. second. woodrics. los Froet, to J. 'h'ru I'M"
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wood is now thirteen years old. He IS out OF
Kentucky Prince dam Blackwood and IS owned
by j. A. BlaurOck of the Blaurock Carriage COM
panv.
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The Metropolitan Golf Association has fixed upon
November . and the dates for the annual
opcn tournament Of the Westchester Golf Club. II
Is also r,Imored that the Garden city Golf club Is
anxious 10 hold open tournament this RAJ ana
viii applv TO the association for dates In Novem-
ho-
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BUMPS OK THE SPEEDWAY.
&. . Billings champion PAGER Rumps
:03lA appeared on the Speedway last evening. just
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MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TODAY
The entries and weights for to-days races at
Morris Park follows:
FIRST RACE Steeplechase. FOR three Odds and
ward: winners Of stecIlechase this year. ut 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-18

One Of the Highway Commissioners Of Massa-
chusetts is firm believer in cycle paths He has
SAID that II would not be long before Massachusetts
would huid a cycle path from Boston Worcester
pain eighteen Inches wide each side OF the
street would be his idea OF the right thing. This
would clear the road Of wheelmen. and drivers
would nave no cause TO complain OF Interference
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The tournament ri tho Laurence Harbor country
club OH saturday Tor the cup presented 10y Arthur
T. Parsons resulted i'm victory for Arthur Stokes.
whose score was >-2o-N The other competitors
finished in the following order.
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opcn tournament Of the Westminster Golf Club. II
is also rImored that the Garden city Golf Club Is
anxious 10 hold an open tournament ms ialI az"
%iri apply TO the association" 'O' 'a''' !"
Tho annual club championship contest NJ the
Dyker Meadow Club has been fixed for October 80,
when the qualifying round eighteen holes for a
prize presented by a. c. Jennings is TO take place
The seml-fnal round will be played November
4, and the finals AT thrty-six holes. on November
: Other contests on the clubs calendar Include;
October FL Regular monthly handicap for hrst
October 2S~Boeie handicap for cup offered BY
November Members handicap for cup offered
by John p. Tilden.
The Ocean County Hunt and Country Club. OF
Lakewood has engaged r. B. Wilson. now pro-
fessional at the Deal Reach Golf Club as It's pro-
fessionsI for the winter The club Ia looking for
ward TO "A season of unusual activity ana a pro
gramme Of weekly matches Is soon to be an
nounced.
COZ balls usually form the biggest item OF ex-
pense TO the novice. and not even the remade ar
ticle is as cheap II might be The following
suggestions received from correspondent may
therefore b. Of TO those who are not averse
to taking a little trouble et home:
Take old halls wash and scrub thoroughly dry
well and with sandpaper smooth OFF rough par.
| tices of gutta percha. For five cents package OF
two and one-haf ounce tacks can he bought,
Drive ono lightly into each bail and attach a
thread about foot long to the head of the tack
Then take a board about Nv" feet long ana SIX
inches wide and drive common carpet tacks ~ =
row about thi"e inches apart Tie me o'her enu OK
the thread 10 the lacks IN me pUiIu y 'a. W ~
/ has, white enamel paint costs 30 cents sur NJ
pniot we'll and dip the balls into me PAM VII, WIZ
they are attached to IN" board WIN me ~
/ Tho paint Will have tendency {" run ana ss@ulS
| ON TIE bottom Of the ball. but with small brush
suck this can easily be removed "nile me PAM
is sim vet. Cover the can Of paint we'll ana VS.,
/ ir.s :, thrc- days and day in the rcfrigerator
/ q, ally improves ~ enHm"' ,i aun "''"'"S ''
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second third.
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OPENING or THE CAMPAIGN.

dor other sports SEQ psg. 81
The age-herald., 1899-04-20
TALLADEGA COTTON MILL.
No Doubt but That the Factory will
 be Erected,

Talladega, April 19.-(Special.) )-The court house was full when Chairman w. L. Mill Ter called the Highland City cotton factory meeting to order. After the roll of stock was called and a quorum found present a board of directors was elected consisting of ". L. Miller, J. H. Hicks, L. c, Jones, E. T. Haynes G. A. Mattison, T. s. Plowman and A. G. Storey. The directors elected J. H. Hicks president, A. G. Storey secretary and W. L. Miller treasurer.
 All present were greatly enthused on the subject, and only about $1S,0OO remains to be raised to start the work of erection. This is sure to be taken in a few days. The promoters say that the mill will be built in time to use this years cotton crop.
 M. L. Smith, of Sylacauga, purchased property here yesterday that cost $S,500, on which he will erect a large building and conduct a mercantile business in the same. Smith Bros, of Sylacauga, is one of the largest firms in the state.
 A commercial club is to be organized in the city, and will start off with not less than fifty members
 Hon. Cecil Browne is in Eutaw on pro- fessional business.
 T. s. Plowman is in Walker county locat- ing the public lands donated to the Monte Vallo Industrial school