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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
l0op3, lMt.I& sl

gisbsr gob ss Gsute, Die bebausr:en,
baB amerifa, oas bic RiasaraFdGe, Die
5efIen9ebires uno unoere Naturnunz
Der 6eEiBt, feline 6 gbsl{ibeunb b
g 6lDfIer aufpeilt. Dem usbsl>
itanoe mirb iebt abssbolfen, unb 5par
lit eine friibere Nep Yorter SdDnz
bsit Oafiir peruntportlid. 5rau s.
%. 6. Qnnoustti, bic Bitttpe zines
M;ll;onars, teiratbete ben DitreihiI&sn
@rufsn 9riebenberg unter Der 9eoinz
suns, oab oas Gbepoar einen Sbeil bss
eSSobres in ben Ser. Stdaten perlebt.
Der 9raf uno bp 9rdfin bsFinbsn 19
auasn6lidlid in Nep Oort unb bez
ssbsn Ii9 oeunddit na9 Colorado uno
galifornisn. um li4 einen Ylab aus
suiu6an, po Elm gsnauss Ouplifot bes
8risbsnbsrs' 6snlbnsnI6lofss gu its>
ben tpmmen Ioq. Wds tperben uniere
Natipiihen 5u oieIsr Nahabmung Der
rpsrlisbertsn. pei6li4sn" griitotr:tie
guropa's lassnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
Gs iiebi i9mar, aus.

en- osr TegsrsRepu6Iit San Domingo
iteint cine neue Repolutipn bepnrz
5uite6sn.
Ringlton, Samuica, 2. 0sa. -
poTtna9ri9tsn uus Sun Domingo
pom 26. gfppsmber beiagen, oaB bic
oortigs Situation iebr srnit lit. Die
4om.niitrution oon 8snsral Simines
babe, numentli6 tpsgen 8erpaltlrng
Der 5inan5sn, ni6t oas 8srtrausn bsr
MajoritGt Der 8epOltsruns Iib setpins
non t0nnsn, unb 2sbtsrs tpolls nit BEN
Waffsn in bsr 6uno 8sneral Siminss
5ipingen, i6ren Wiinidsn Rsdnuns az
tragsn.
@s beiBt, puB bic ramsrican SIM.
propsmsnt Co." uu6 ssgen 9enerat
Sinlinea partei erareifen min
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
1liii6,Safets.

Gdte rSatts" plul6 Sadets, Der
neuefen Wooe, ale nit 9iilas sefiitz
tert; pertb $12 uno $15. lnIer qreis
fir bic 4uspabl 1T fir mursen $975
pra6tpoGe 'Ssiosn 9luIdz uno
8elour Sadets, Td0n nit Sett uno
2ibe beTsbt, nit rei6er T6psrer Ss;oe
gsfiiltert, tpertb $18 uno $40. llnIer
Preis il mor9en $12OO
$25 unb $50 8elour Sudsis ssbsn
morgen fir $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
MDbelu-Dic beifcn

W(ODeIW-Dtc befCn
in ZEN allernfeeriaffrn Nretfen.
9laes in Wtobeln, oas Sic f6 benfen f6nnen.
Sas grpBte Eager Die neuciten 9prrdtbe BUR
Elm 9reis Iles beutlib ausmartrt
Mind e. Giienbrep, ,w.:ats,Ss,;a: sss sts .:s Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
9ante,t=W,tsii9e.

SUutS1t-xSlt6WY
2lus Dem feinlien 8enetian unb 9o=
meTpun in i6par5, afor, braun, grau
uno blau; Sadets nit feinsr Safetta
sefiittert; &leiorDde in 9abit uno ben
nsuefen uinperteo" 6alten Huden;
pobl SIS psrib. unIer preis fir
morgen lit $3.50
Yra9tpolle 9lnsiiss aus 8rpaoelotb,
8icuna, 9omeFpun unb 8enetiunz
Sud-; Sadeis nit reidsr Safetta uno
'5ancp Seibe gefittert, 8isibrDds in
5unica @ffefisn unb nit 6abitzaIz
den. $18 unb $40 2naise psrfauIsn
mir morgen fir. $12.50
6Olf<Gapes.
Die slegantsn nsusn idottiIhenGlan
Plaios, nit rei6en 6ar6en GfFefEsn,
gut 9emadt, sroBe aupube; $40 uno
$12 @apes 9eben mor9en fir $6.98
S4On ssfdrbte, b.aue, brauns uno
roibe llnter9runo 9laio gffefts,
uberlest nit sarten 'S6attirunasn BON
piolst, roIa, nilsriin uno 6lau; aapu=
BE NIT breiten Stippen aeItsppt, breite
Pfaib 5lounce; $15 Wsrtbs ee6sn
morgen au sS6rer Iuspoh fir $8.75
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
@olbember9 8ros>, m,;;;;,a'is 25 "%S ST.
Mn,iise, Safets nuo Gapes.

Wir fdneiosn t in bic pre bsn bic ssans!en mobernEn a
bun9sd fir pn Go as bon S3ren rgppo anbers gforpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
Musge,eidnete Yel,e.

9obn Sic un ooHuls Nuspabl 5en psl5puuren se
benz Sic 1T grDBe StaD fen nn
arae Waaren fir anndhsrn0 70 ban Yreis perfaun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
SealsGapeS.

27za0Gise sun iSlure" electric Ssat
Sapes, Maroer arugen uno z&arz
ten, nit 4tlas sefiiitert; tpert6 $25.
iltnEer Ipe5ieaer Preis $14.5O
Seine plif6 Gapes, in Is 9eFins
nit Perlen beTeBt, nit brsiter 6lounz
&C, mil WarDer unb Sbibst beIebt;
nerth $40 unD $12: fir $6.98
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
,,Stueu@ cadets.

Die eleganten neusn 5aeuns in feiz
men $40 uro $12 Melton= uno &erTepz
Sadeis, in ben nsusn SSurben BON ca
for, braun uno lobFar6ig, gne nit
Seioe gefiittert, 8 Rei6en BON Stl6en.
gu Sbrer austpabl mursen fir $6.75
Cine 9rpBe 8ar;sidt in aerEspz unb
WasiIon Sadets fsinIter Nuuiitdt,
nit feiner Safstta VSeioe gsFiltsrt,
bic SIS, $18 uno 500 brinssn lollten.
Sbre @uspabl fir $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
Q(QeS bereit fiir @eibna9ten.
Spicliacbcm. Spicliacbcr.

lnIer ganss @rbgepB 1T bon berie6n @ oentbare Spel@
sug in grfnDnesn manen Spiaden,
ner7tmssiptn puppen une ansn ntersansn unO amuan
bic usn ieBen, pse iprsn anhsre, bic moosrn
kibe quppn fnubsn4 4upp ebnsn uno pdannn ale Sortsn
eos So nb ale oas uppen5u0r ben tnn Sausa1n big
6dufern M ppbnn on 9o W @ elm srob Inter
nefmn 4ns beidbsn = 10 1T bier S9r uls cine Se - cine
Mnbeutuna sic parsn tOnnsn Bel uns aufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
Seppide uu0 NuQS.

in unicrem 9epp6z une @ne Scpartemtnt
| idenen Die 9ebafte lcbbat bleiben su tuousn
/ geir elauben, pab mir III oieem Separtement Die
| oferiren. Sic baben bas pripileeium, anoers
oariibcr 5u oenfen, biz Sic bic @orrdtbe aeieben
baben bod glauben mir, pab Sic unsrer Mtei=
| ulIun irin mormon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
Seal.SdfetS.

Gleganle giear Seal Sadets, nit
pollem Rsoers, nit Better Qualitdt
9ttlus sefiitlert; tpsrtb $28 uno $50.
Sir $19
Sadets aus 10 gut nu6gea6mtem
Seal arsefertigt, baB nur Elm grperte
Den unterT6ieo Tsben fOnnte; genau
pie bic $3.50 uno $500 Moben aez
ma6t, u. $40 II. $45 pertb . $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
SealsScariS.

Grtrd feline QualitGt electric Seal=
Starts, nit pollen ShGpan5biin oeln,
pert6 $6 uno So, fir $39S
g6te Minfz uno Marber Scdrfs,
polI unb parm, mil 10 S4tpdn5en,
pertb $3.50, fir $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-03
SpudrettcS.

TpllarettcS.
pra6tppGe electric Seal Gollarettes
nit lansen u5abs," 10 S6pdn5en Ii.
perTiEdem Yofs, nit 9liias gefiittert ;
tpertb $40, fir $e.sS
@6ts Mdrbsr gp[areltes mItUsar=
Der oosr psrTiI6sm Yots, nit 4tlas
sefiiitert, iperib $15. $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
NEW RULES FOR cur RACES.
In Case of Mishap the UBiniured Vessel
Will Sail Out the Race


Committees OF the New York Yacht Club and
Royal Ulster Yacht Club OF Belfast. ireland.
the latter representing Sir Thomas Upton
under the challenge for the Americas Cup.
met at the N. Y. Y. G. house. 81 Madison ave-
nue.. Yesterday afternoon.
Several changes IN the conditions governing
the sailing OF the races we're made and signed
agreement between c. Oliver Iseiin. managing
owner Of the Column bia and Sir Thomas Lip
ton, owner Of the Shamrock. was given out by
Secretary j. " 3. eddie OF the Club. The
agreement reads as follows:
lnasmuch a. we are Of the opinion that the
Americas Cup races are no less test OF tho
strength OF construction OF the com
peting vessels than OF their sailing
qualities. and It 10 deemed advisable
to avoid the embarrassment in which a
vessel finds herself when called upon to
decide whether to withdraw from a race upon
the occurrence OF IN accident disabling hor
competitor. it Is agreed that in the races be-
tween tho Shamrock and the Columbia each
yacht shall stand by the consequences OF any
accident happening to her. and that the unln-
Jured vessel shall sail out the race"
The changes agreed upon for the sailing OF
First. as to signals: A preparatory signal
shall be given fifteen minutes before the
starting signal. In case OF o change In the time
The change 10 In the addition OF the warning
gun and the provision that In case OF a change
used.
Second: The provision that ia race 10 not
started By 80 i. NJ. the Regatta Committee
shall have the right to declare the race post
poned Tor the day. and that no race shall be
started aftef3 p. NJ. was changed to provide
that o race shall be started after 2:30P. NJ.
Third; The provision for the presence on
board during the races OF . representative
named by . com pc titor. was changed by adding
that representative Of the com petinR yachts
should be present during all m measurements
On the subject OF overcrowdng BY excursion
steamers. the committees agreed upon the fol-
lowing:
In case either contestant shall com plain to
the Com mittee on Challenge that his vessel
has been interfered with by exeu rsion steam srs
or other vessels In any race. tho Com ttee " III
take the mplaint into nsideration. and II It
fnds It we'll founded will seek a conference
with the com mittee OF tho Royal Ulster Yacht
Club with view OF arranging for the sailing OF
subsequent races without public notice"
The changes were embodied in the original
agreement Of Sept. 9. 1858. and signed again
by the committees as follows: On behalf OF the
n Y Y. o.. J. Plerpont Morgan. Commodore
w. s; 0ddie, Secretary: r. VI. Hurst, Treas
behalf OF the r. u. Y. O.. R. g. Sharman Craw-
ford, yice-Commodors; H. n. McGildonny.
Hugh @. Kelly. Honorary Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
VIII DOCK COLUMBIA TO-DAY.
Naval Constructor Bowles to Have Charge
of the Affair At tho Navy Yard

Naval Constructor Bowles to Have Charge
of the AFFAIR At tho Navy Yard.
NEW ROCHELLE. Sept. 27-Ths new cup de-
fender Columbia rode quietly at her moorings
In Echo Bay to-day, but the crew worked hard
in getting everything in shape for tho yachts
trip to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. where abe will
he put In the new timber dry dock tomorrow.
Early this morning her new mansail was bent
on. The new club topsail was also tried Mr.
Billman the riCger. was on board all day and
ordered some slight change made in the rig
ring. This afternoon the crew were put to
work painting the waterways. hatchwhyB and
boom
Owing to the accident yesterday whom the
hobstay broke tho Columbia could not go ont
for spin to-day 1t will be several days be-
fore the damage 10 repaired as Mr., lselin had
TO send to Bristol for new bobStay. The rae
ing costumes for the crew. consisting OF white
duck trousers. white sweaters and toboggan
caps OF red and black. the ISelin colors. were
received this morning and slowed away on the
Columbia. The big sloop il to be towsd
down to the Brooklyn dry dock early to-
morrow morning by her tender tho st.
Michaels The boats will start about O'Clock.
Mr.. Iselin received Official notice from the
SSH Az hc at Washington thi5 morning that
the Navy Yard had been granted. He left here
a. o'clock. intending to visit the Navy Yard
lHe uocklnH OF tne cup uoIenucr VIII De maze
under the supervision OF Naval Constructor
Bowlea.
Immediately after the Coumbia's arrival at
the yard the crew will begin work on hor hull
Thoy will scrape II with emery cloth and pol
ish Il with oil until the surfaces reflects like a
and a force OF twenty-five painters will
go down TO tho dry, dock for the pur-
r T,,S GI painting the boats top sides
This decision was arrived at early this morn
inE when Mr.. lselin had a talk with Ar.
hllCnell. Inc manager Ot the COluIn DlA de-
cideh that the white paint would n OF retard the
hoat progress as has been reported.
sir Thomas Upton also wanted Mr. Mitchell
to paint the Shamrock. hut from patriotic
motyes the latter decliaed to do so, However.
lie consented 10 sell some Of his paint to him
Accordingly tho sham rock will get three coats
81 PAINT to-day; Tho first coat will he white as
Nhat cont AIMS the composition which preserves
T. aluminium. anu the other coats will bs
Hpoa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
YACHT APHRoDITE RETURNS.
Col. Payne and His Physician Have Been
Cruising in European Waters.

Col. Oliver n Payne's steam yacht Aphro-
dite. Capt. Scott arrived at this port from
Havre and st. MichAel's. Azore Islands. early
yesterday morning. The only persons aboard
beside the officers AID crew. were Col Payne
and his friend and physician. DR.. Lewis A.
stimson. They spsntthe summer cruising In
European waters.
The yacht sailed from here on July 3. and
the trip across the Atlantic was practically her
first voyage. She was launched at the Bath
Iron Works on Dec. OF last year. but was not
com pleted until last juno.
When she sailed from here. Col. Payne had
two other guests aboard beside DR.. Stimson ::
Dean Sage. Of Albany. and brother OF Senator
Hanna. OF Ohio. The two latter gentlemen left
the yacht at Havre. which was AIDE on July 10.
From Hayre the yacht cruised along the Irish
and Scotch coasts and up the coast OF Norway
for a look at the midnight sun OF North Cape.
Returning through the skaesnak and Katie
gat the yacht passed through the Baltic and
the kiel Canal to the North Sea and thence
Il. calling at St. Nicholas for coNl on Sept 10.
During the entire cruise there was not hitch OF
a a1. ss sG m ara her f
15!i Knots an hour.
were msd. during tho Tnss
6arE .nd going " the EDs the AphrPd.e
Augusta Victoria. " hich ia better than a 17.knot
ship. The Captain OF the yacht was
inclined for brush and the Captain OF
the liner was willing. IL was a ship and
ship race to the pins. now the yacht and now
the liner being a bit ahead. The officers and
crew Of liner were ready to admit when the
race was over that the Aphrodite was about
the smartest yacht they had ever seen.
The APPRECIATE and the yacht OF the King OF
Belgium happened to be at Ostend at the same
the Yankee boat. saying. through his aid. to Col.
Payne that he had come some distance to
and day arranged for the visit. His Majesty
was called away from Ostend In the mean time
yacht sailed and Col. PAYNE was unable to
change tho plans he had already made.
The Aphrodite is q steel. twin screw. bardne
Is SOP feet long. go feet on the water line. 80
feet beam and IL feet draught. She is fitted
power and was designed by Charles Rldgely
Hanscom. Her spread OF canvas is 1000
| largestprivate pleasure craft In the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Wat, Acid XIII, Fish in Fairy Lake.

Fairy Lake 10 the name OF apretty little
stretch OF water in Ksarny. n. j.. which has
been favorite fishing place OF the small boys
for years. 1t has been plsntifuly stocked with
fish several times. Afew days ago the health
authorities were informed that the flsh In the
vealed the fact that two or three hundred fish
were floating liteless on the water. mum Der
Of boys who waded into the water IN their Ell
forts to capture the floating fsh had their legs
burned 80 badly that physicians had to be
called. 1t appears that acid has been allowed
to And its way from a cesspool connected with
an Adjacent factory Into the lake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
YENNERHOLM HELD FOR MURDER.
Ton Thousand Persons View tho Body OF
the Girl He Killed.

JAMESTOWN. y. Y. Sept. 27.-Frank Vsnnsr-
holm. the murderer OF Emily Adolphson. Is
lodged safely in Mayville jail. After the ex.
animation yesterday morning he was hustlsd
out by a private door and placed in close car.
riaRe with Sheriff Griswold and deputy and
driven by crcuitous route to the jail.and thus
trouble was avoided The prisoner was many
miles out OF town before the crowd knew, OF
the deception. The examination was held OF
q O'Clock in the morning. but y dsvaloped
nothing beyond the facts given, Nennerhom
pleaded not guilty and was hold without bal,
for the January Grand Jury on the charge OF
wlful and prem ditated murder
The body OF his victim was exhibited to the
public Yesterday afternoon and eysninR and
fully 10000 persons viewed 1t. The funeral
was held at the Morgue this morning and was
private On SUNDAY a public funeral VIII DO
held from the Swedish Emmanuel Church. OF
has nearly 81, 200 in the bank and his victim
had about 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Railroad Notes.

Frank s. Bond. who for fourteen years has
been Vice. Presidsnt OF the Chicago. Mwau-
kee and st. Paul Railroad and in charge OF the
company's offices in this city. decided to retire
from active work on Jan. l. 1t is thought that
Roswell Miller. who has become Chairman OF
come to this city aud take charge OF the com
pany's affairs hare.
t,rio and Westsrn RntiSo,d Tomnony xsstar-
day. the retiring Board OF Directors was re
elected with the exception that Grant b.
Schley was elected in place OF John c. Moore.
deceased. The officers were re elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Lipton's Friend Dimes Foreign and Ameri-
. can Newspaper Men.

William Gibson. OF London. o friend OF Sir
Thomas Upton. entertained the n ewspaper men
who have come from Great Britain to see the
yacht races and m I'M bers Of the American press
at dinner at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night
Mr.. Gibson's guests were: Prince Leopold de
Croy -solrs; Prince Reginald de Croy-
Solre James Rowan OF the Royal
Ulster Yacht Club: DR.. +, Reid Mac
kay: David Barrie; Il. J. Gibson: j. l..
Lyons; John Young; Thomas Ferguson Of the
Scotsman; ]. NJ. Yuile, Glasgow, Citizen: H. N.
Smith: GlaSo0,c Herald; |. Hedderwick. Hias.
G2'G Gtiicn;, Mr.; Bray. Central NeT.; London
representatives OF the American press
After dinner the President OF the United
States and the Queen were toasted and
then Sir Thomus Lipton'a health was
drunk. Instead o! tonsting the two
yachts i was proposed that the toast
% the best boat" and 1t was heartily
cheered. David Barrie was the originator OF
this idea, and he said this race was made be-
tween sportsmep. and il the Shamrock won.
why the British yachtsmen could take the cup.
but, II the Shamrock lost. why Sir Thomas
could try again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Insane Prisoner Attempts Suicide by Fire
mt Sing Sing.

SING SING. n. " Sept. 27.-Arthur Michasls.
40 years old. a convict serving 4's-year
sentence for grand larceny attempted suicide
in fit Of insanity by setting fire to his cloth
ing and cot In his cell at 10 O'Clock last night.
His cell was on the NTH gallery. Smoke alarmed
flames This morning Michaels was declared
insane and sent to the MatteRwan asylum for
insane prisoners. On August ~ Michaels was
found hanging in his cell and was cut down
lust in time to save his life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Mayor Harrison a Candidate for Governor.

CHICAGO. Sept 27-An unofficial announce
mont that Mayor Harrison had finally made up
his mind to run for Governor was made to-day
Just before MI Harrison started for the Dewey
celebration, Although the Mayor declined to
discuss his candidacy. 1t 10 understood that he
has told Robert Emmett Burke that he 10 in the
rass to stay and has asked his political leu
tenant to get the other cand dates called OF.
AltGeld. II Ia said. will enter the race to beat
his old en- envy. Harrison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
The salt" Of salts is Dewey,
That everyone COnfesses.
II is also true Of Abbey'S,
The salt that efferyesces.
$3.50, 900 MORE IN GOLD COMING.

Call Money Rules at 1s Per Cont. and
Ranges from 20 to ;.
]. 4 W. Seligman X Co announced yesterday
that they had engaged In London $75O.000 ia
gold. which would be shipped to this country
on Saturday Lazard Freres engaged 81. 000.-
600 on Monday. Money on the New York Stock
Exchange yesterday was firm nearly all day.
The ruling rate was IL per cent on call. with
some loans m de as high as 20 per cent. The
last loan was at per cent. and at tho close
there were offers to loan at as low rate as 3
per cent. with no takers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Hnr.e scaIded to Death in . Hole.

Henry Fleming. driver employed by the
Consolidated Express Company. driving head.
long down Liberty street for the ferry last
night had to turn sharp to the left at Green
witch street and his horse fell into an excava-
ton made by the New York Steam Heating
Company to repair. a leak in its pipes. The
steam killed the horse ia few minutes.
Fleming escaped injury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Jimmy Ryan Kocks Out williams.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept ~. - Australian
Jimmy Ryan tonight knocked out Tommy
williams OF London in tho fourth round OF
what was to be n twenty-rOund bout. Will
liamS had the advantage until the last round.
a heavy right swing on the jaw sent him to
the floor As he got up Ryan repeated the
dose and Williams went out. The bout was
fast throughout.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Pledged ,ooo. 900 Vote. and 81 zoo, 900.

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Delegates from every
State In the Union are in attendance at mass
convention OF the Young Peoples Christian
Temperance Union. which opened at Willard
Hall this afternoon. The assembly pledged
itself to raise 1.OO0.O00 votes for the prohibi-
tion party. 81 ,OOO.o 900 to save tho temple" TO
maintain social. Industrial and economical
bureaus" and to see to the enforcement OF
laws. The leaders OF the young peoples move
ment are anxious for tho furtherance Of the
anti-ciGarette crusade, and will press II TO the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Bowling Notes.

Dave Shman will Join the Empires and will play
with the latter team in the Coumb A and CarrutherG
tournaments, In return Linden will become n
member OF the Washington and roll with that team
in the Harlem League tournament
Anew bowling club to be known as tho Clippers
has been organized and will practise ON Monday
nights at Moeller's alleys The officers are a. fol-
lows: f. +. Wetherell president; q. II, Young vice
president; John Keller. secretary; +. Keppe.
treasurer; ". Lehman. captain,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Odd. and Ends OF Sports.

PRINCETON. Sept 27.-CAptAu Cregan OF tho
Princeton University track team announced 70,
night that the annual fall handicap games will not
be held this year as usual but that tho management
will concentrate their efforts for developing win
ming team for the intercollegiate cross country
meet which will be run over the regular lteeplo-
chase at Morris Park New York about Nov H.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Trolley Car Hits Patrol wagon.

trolley car OF the Gates avenue line in
Brooklyn ran into police patrol wagon yester-
day afternoon at Broadway and Gates avenue.
The wagon. which was in charge OF Policemen
MeaGher and Cox, was upset and the horse foil
inlnrnh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

Basketball.

The GreenpointY. N. c. A. Basketball Team has o.
ganizei for the and is DESTROYS NJ arranging
games with hrst class teams in this vicinity. The
team, which averages 40 pounds, is composed OF
the following players: .Denning. Captain: W John
aon, A. Borck, j. Weber. &. Ball and p. MAcke. Ad-
dress J. Fred Peterson, Manager i'll care Of Green.
point Y, Al. G. A.
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HEALTH NOTICE.!

Houses and apartments that have
been closed during the summer should
be thoroughly aired and disinfected
before re-occupancy.
Rely upon Platts Chlorides as the
disinfectant. Use it freely about the
sinks, house drains, water closets, eel
lars, etc., and much sickness may be
prevented.
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by Druggists high house furnishing
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A home and home match OF ssventy-two
holes tor 800 q side has been arranged be-
tween Will Smith, the open cham pion. and
Laurence Auchterlonie. This first halt will be
played at Midlothian on Oct IA and the sec
ond thirty-six at Glenyiew on Oct. II.
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New HAVEN. Sept. 27-JohA Reid. Jr.. and
Walter b. Smith. faes two leading rspressn-
tatiyes in golf at the intercollegiate matches
symbol of membership on q varsity team.
The golf players OF the university have never
concession made to the Golf Association is
signed By the four captains OF the other Yale
athletic teams.