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THE oIsE4U sURPRIsKD 'BN.
Shelter Island Yachtsmen Think MaxvepS
Boat 10 Truly q Bird.


GREENPoRr. July 2a-The second special re-
gAtta OF the sheltSri Island Yacht Club was
sailed this afternoon in strong breeze from
the south. The racing Feet was the largest Of
the year. and for the first time this season the
class b race FOR sloopS was sailed in Gardeners
Bay The ether course was the regular TRAN.
gu,ar affair in Greenport harbor.
In the class B race were entered Commodore
Weirs Eidolon. Vice Commodore Poor'S Mira,
William Westlakes Pigeon and J. r. Maxwell
Jr's. Postum. The Mira broke her mast be-
fore the race and did not start. The Ridolon
ran aground on the fats. but got on without
handsIy. beating the Com N odores yacht BY
ten minutes and the Pigeon by sixteen minutes
The race in class sloops was the first 0, the
series OF three TO be sailed for $50 cup offered
BY VIr--C ommodore Poor Those entered in
1 p.e & he are as ns 70
r. ssTis The sP!T, s,, are y sRss:
0,s sSi, Charles 6tiss Ashore, The Martha,
ios, the n" tsce Which was Won By The ois"a1.
Herreshoti creation. She astonished everv-
S G5 shi e ' RsSora TH ai not GF n is
r. Na3q j he o Esss Won 3 sSos snS
MINUTES. corrected time.
IL c.ass these catboats were entered: Ed
i Master Jr =, Rather. and GsorRS BrAdl-y's
Eia. The starting gun was hred AZ 200 and
II" Yachts went eyer the course tWles. EIha
time. the ELAPSED time being PA OF
H. class VI for eatboats were = l.. Cooneys
Francs J /. HutchnsCns SpooE, II, VI
lamont g Mr,hanwock, and d y. Lawson :
Annie EooGsy The start was at 2lQ. The
Annie Rooney won IN ~ 80, elapsed time,
with the MetharwocE second.
Al afternoon tea from 10 was served a.
the clubhouse and drew large gathering
The house WAS protusaly decorated, and the
affair was managed by Mrs. James Weir. wife
OF Commodore Weir. who was assisted By Mrs.
A F. Rehrends and Mrs. Charles Otis IN re-
caiXlnE tie RGestA
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Polo.

NAEsAGANsETT PIER, July 2a-The Point
Judith CoIntry;Club 700 tournament was con-
tinuad here to-day on the grounds al WHdfeld
Farm. the weather conditions being again
favorable for the players. There was large
attendance. many Sewporters coming over on
their Yachts TO witness IN" tourney. The play
was for 'h- Point Judith Country Club Chal-
lenGe Cup. and IN" c0nteStlng teams We're the
Westchesters NewpJrts and the pedhams.
The trophy is open & teams o. four. without
handicap, aud vii become the property Of the
club winning i three times on the grounds n
the Point Judith Cub. The Westchesier team
included FoIhal Keeue. J. +. Cowdin and the
two Waterburys. Individually they rather OUT
c.assni their opponents. The Dedhams were
the .rst - drive he hall 10 goal. Elton Clark
Scoring N seventeen seconds. The nay opened
with brisk play IN each SIDE. TIL" lineup OF
the teams was:
Wes;cL ,;s-s N EIorts y N. Waterbury, Jr., J.
E L adm, FoThAl K-eue, L Waterbury,
pedLG3s-tl.An Forbes, Elton ClA-k II. Cool
W.n. Joshua Crane. II.
Tho Dedhams played well Individually
Forbes and Elton Clark making clever drives
across the fed Tn" WORK OF FoAhAii keene
was clever Throughout, his back strokes being
admirable The Westchesters won out by a
score Of l. = goals 10 !. The referee was W. c
Eusts.
The tourney will be continued on Monday.
when the pay will bo for the Rhode Is ana
cups The contesting teams viii be the Ded-
ham second and Philadelphia Country Club
second.
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Baseball Notes.

The o. MS hAyeAug. 5. II. Sept and open;
and would like 10 hsAr rom Elizabeth A. {. and
otner strong clubs. Address samuel Lunn. Mar aver
81 Clark street, Newark ~.
The Taylor A. c. has = few dates open in August
and September, an 4 would like TO book the same
With nrst.class teams ofernR suitable guarantees
Frark F. Miller 500 Ma on street Brooklyn.
Troy. July 2p-The Auburn Baseball Club Of the
State League has been transferred - Troy TO nnish
the schedule o; games t.r ,his season The frst
nine. The team failed to receive proper financial
support At Auburn. hence the transfer.
LOUISVILLE, July :y.-The hrst game Of the
scheduled double header Vas called Atts- two and
ore. MALT innings this afternoon with the 20
o in favor u the BOSOM The heavy which fell
rendered the grounds antt for playing either Of
the games
The Msu;er 4 c. has Aug. g. IL, Sept ands Nren.
also T.. sunday which Il would Ike TO book with
surl teams the suburban. Mount Vernon. ia
mN,s, lyW ,ol Inn. Jersey CITY. Newtown CirAys,
DreAinAuShi \. {. IT Anv club uHernx 90. table
guarantee. Address J. kurkelnAnn, l3+s ATrl-
G,e1ue. Brooklyn.
The WooduIrIF.C {. Of J.r.ey .ty would like 70
hear fr al! olGts with teams averaging u and -
year All suadSys il September open for nrst-
clAss uniformed teams. the Ray B. h {. "t Van Nest
preferred. Address J. 4. Cuddy, Manager. IS Wood
ward street, Jersey City. NJ.
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Reading 1t Newark.
Wanda the Cham zion of the Mecox zach,
Club.

WATER MILL. L, /. July 21-The regatta OF
the Nccox Yacht Club Of this place. which WAS
s.. .cI ,o-'!ay on this place, was marked by
light nui Huky winds, which really did not az
ford lair ties, Of the competing yachts ability
The PT!Ecs at stake were tine chan piOns min
lehman, Of the club for the season and the
loving 'rpnhy known as tn" taachos Cup
tn, Marguerite second and the spray thru
The light winds apparently suited the victor.
The race was sailed over ten mile triangular
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The water sports resulted a. follows:
Swimming Rsee-Fifty yards. for boys under 8
year, Of ASe-won oy Ted AIter. H aoesler sscon
Tnb Race-Fif,y yards-wcn By Il. Alfsr. Il. L.
Hoyt. Jr.. second.
Swimming Race-Por boys IS year. and under
wcn BY Harold stevenson. H Martin second.
Swimming Rae for Nen-FiftJ yards-won By Z
Rooster. J. p Breen second. George Cory third.
AlNer ahrond
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Al SorSich-First EAme-Seu London. q: Nor.
wich. = Second Rame-Neu London, Ia; Norwich. ..
A. Dero{-Derby. 8. New Haven ten inning
Nenden-ftrst gane-Br.ds-rnrt, : Meriden.
D. second gAme-h- rtden. II Bridgeport =.
Al Br1stol-NAterlnry. 5; BrlAt1l. ,.
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Eastern League.

At spnngneld-First Rams-Providsnee, Is;
sprnEneid. 4. Second game-Providenee. 5;
springfield, J.
At Har'ford-Fir.t game Worcester. o: Hartford
5. second gAme-Worcester. .; Hartford, 7.
At NontreAl-First gAme-Toronto, u. Montreal, g.
Second RAms-T pronto ?. Montreal :.
At koshester-BJrAcuse.3 3, Rochester. 0.
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Western League.

. Al Bunalo-Fnst sAme-BudAln, !! Milwaukee, g.
Second cAme-BuhAlo. Z; Miluaukee, IL
Al Detruu-DetruIt, :. - Paul /.
City.
At Observation-Disclosures =; Minneapolis. 1.
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Bear The sum Mind

When AcAn you have someihinz h-st class in
/" Horses and Carriages for sale or exchange, You
can reach suS readers aArS1Sh no ether dHlly pub
hcAhon-AdN
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Tho road races OF the Orange Wheelmen
held on the Washington avenue course at Or
ange yesterday afternoon. wound up in free
toT-all hRht over the refusal OF the oficiAls ~
decide the nve- lie opeh rSce. Theirs were
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AS - ,2ai- ? Total.

:. ~ III" o W o T. .
'''' out Wien winning run scored
( - = ...."." u q IA
"''-.1S'72 n o o : O-5
- hA'@s-nAt!.H Il. ORren T-o.ha.e hi,.-
! 80 At. Asl- Harry Thrrch,.. h,t-CI,rI
- IT -! tg- struck out-By SlArf, 4.
l. r. !: Pr; a." on hA.ls-Of sparks OF
. -. : n. y VI, Ger-SlAS.e PAdden. CmpIre<
:! a. H.n. Attendance. 1000 Time
FHiIArTLFHI.. :. CHICAGO. 8.
= Fl. 4. July r. &C. nIr- Fielder Mertes muEsd
-iH'' ne DIVE = LEFT centre and lost the
"a = z! a. -tAy Er;h Taylor and Il nAhue
-. ~ -A-1 an III tn innings yi-ll-i few eI.
'...~S ;rEi re- ~ LtAn =, 20 -. The score
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Australian Cricketers VIII Not Visit This
Country.
sp,7a, cab. DsIDsiea to II

NJ'7a. Flbf UtIpdIeR 70 TIT oUN
LONDON. July SJ,-The Australian "r.cketers
will return direct homo in September. without
visiting the Cape Colony. the United States or
India
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New York State League.

en- 81, ~ =, S,us-Auhurn. :. U;icI g. Sec
e Rome. "a O.u.go
AEssrectAdy ard AlEanT-Rs,n
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over seventy entries. and after the two-minute
and minute and; a-halt men got OF there was a
minute and scratch men went n H. bunch
without regard 10 the starters who were
Ppsased sr. sp fnt as[ the Epih
and Injured men before the five miles was I'm
ished. and then III" otic.a.- announced that The
race would be run over again Two weeks from
and the crowd was ,iled with black eyes and
Godwsn $ head was split and Frank Sites was
run into and every tooth in his head was
knocked out. There was no police protection
progress most o!the time. The races decided
Schultz. T. ). CJ1ee second. Time. minute. . l-6
Ne~Arl wAeslr.ep. ". J. >c4nlor, orange. .esonl.
T~o-hile open Haatcap-w,n by George W
crcoks. Clinton z Ayres second. Tine. minute,
meet races al the Athlete GROUNDS this after.
noon furnished several surprises, Tori CooueT
events, 6u; he was una lie to land. The race d
re- da{ was the Grand pai{2 ;a pT0fess!o ,t
ns %oTs Go Ih0s vho Sats * and
Lawson Of Chicago. Cooper had a good posi-
onsR 81 hs aS aad WON the s
The scratch men in the halt,me protss.
s.onal handicap were unable {" catch the
the tare was re ached Wahren berger was also
a disappotntmeEt. He won the hai-mile op"n
easily. but the best h" could do in The rni'A
open was third 4 puDctured tire put him out
Of the two-rile amateur handicap. The track
was poor. summary
Mic Soviee-Won by John Nrrr,: B-ad!sy Beach:
A 7. 70 and. Bradley Beach. second. Time, min.
utes a. Is secouds
HAlt. Nile Open-wNn hrw 7. wAhrsnh-rs-r. New
York G H Collett. New Haven. second. +. kuSel.
Ph!!ad-lrkla third Tine. ! minute Is secolis
Grand Circuit Protest. nal Mile ChAmp. nship-
Won by q. P. Stevens. O'tUmwS. H B. Freeman.
Portland. second. LIVER LAWSON, Chicago. third.
Time. minutes ~ Is seconds.
Nj. Open. AnA,-ur-won ~ O.. h Collect. New
H.yrn Zoe H.rrt.1 r. 4seu-. P.rE se:e nd W T.
Half Nil. Professional. Hsnd,csp-won hy Hardy
Owning San J Ss- ~ yA-ts :, Il. JACK. Ph!lsi"l.
phiA 80 yards second Chsrles HAdteld, Newark
80 yards. third. Tine minute second.
Tuo.Mile AmAt"rs -HAnd!"Ap--Won BY Teddy
Goodwin 20 Yard John x ns Newark % yards
second; l. V. R!cht, Brooklyn 90 yards. third.
Tine. Z minutes "a rs seconds
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-."rr"-hH oa':r- Taylor's interference.
hs''4i -arT.CE III TIE ninth inning.

;
-hs,'Al carT.cE IN the ninth inning
E.EIo-s % . q . n n , 7 %
{ .1aa, l 1 n O O n =
Ia. ~ Fnee = Selbarh DAVIS wilson
+ ~ 'A'e.-c.-rcraa. GrA!y SelbAch sAct.ace
- cor :Ar. lrUble plAy-NAn HAliren And DAVIS
e "G;- Z Taylor. i. Prs; base on bslis-On
t-.;~t'i..-. TAy To-. 3: Of CArg:ck q Hit By
J --;-bL t1F-:sE J.. Left on b,s-s-CInclnnAt
+ - ~ Elrst base n e-gors-C.rclnnAu
- r.. - TIM hours Urrpires-Lynch and
-. -,
r'r5,trs5, :, wAsHrx5rox. :.
E.I.ssc1.'. !..y .-.-Wash!nSton tied the score IN
~ !-c.@g ig-!Ar when PAiGen was hit by a
! -. a AM sACrirC-. = double And q slrRle
; -. !. = r-.u.- were then blAnked until the
"a. la; I the eleventh when. with two out. MAdi
- AHI - ~ SilG!u. nun on CiArk's
J." '--I!e - e"Ltgt. Sp.er lid catches made b.
;. b!t- AMI McCCeery kept down the score
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C'N.tNS..I July g9-Saturday afternoon
th- -.'@,. = :rawlUg about 5000 persons
CO - L"ag4e PAN 20 see the second game
: rs, The game was FAR from a model ore.
T. he a'c..!@r, = the good old smuggling
: .,h4r va. Sno",ei ear on The SAB
an wv c;hArs WEE hammered in a mer-
49, manner Ca-rcE was hit hard at
s lines. ~; 10 the earlier innings the Reds
/ : WEE rapE~ tuu ned ard III. visitors leld-
i,.e was ..ls-. s. the Reds soon ran up pretty
st'- ~cur" However, n The latter part Of the
ne. although 'rs hitting Continued. the Reds
"a. n" ta-"- with ana;eurish recklessness
8 thus ruined evAry batting rally. OBrien
: ~ r. q tn. advantage Of this uncailed- for
ca-.nG - n" hA = rdrt ard his three assist
llHutH ;-wa-' keep.lg down the score. The
Gre
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Other Games.


! AZ CELTIC pnr
= Ar4.'>. ro'i-no-.,S 4 ! c. ii, Borough 4 !.
Al B.r ErDor.
| CrescentAc 2lo2 o IS i
B.s'sne'-ch.anesy and carter, Anne. And Alien
,..A,h,.,.. r. z
SeMYreSh q n u u 10 IL
D''''-"A''. and s %Ss n.1a Dunno and Dunno
p,po, nH.k
f!en inE'on..... o . o o . o %
Al 1.nsTToTs. '''~
Tarrytovn ....o SOL o O O II
hudson A c % 1 U o. 5
Al SIaoss i ro nSTn'''' ''' wesley
Knick.rb'rAc a o os DO = S
A'A' And woods At ATLANTIC esrr
Atlantic City 30 / o 2-s 2
CuhAh uiAne o o g Z
i-"'' .r.oox,o,
A..
B2onton ...'... o o o O. 10 10
and E-n0'
n.H,
Murray Hill, % o q O o o. =
s' @.'''"''-H'''".a and Meteor Grimm and Bro
n.Hr
ATroserone- p IS
ss s.'''''''-b'.'' and w.'A'o'Hs' A'fr" and sci
r. Re
r Sr On Snt a; c's d-i5 10
B.s,srls.-L.vsus.,on .nd k.sp. Had Had, and
Goody.
Al H'il'DAI MANOR H.,
s1 n..:s ,:S . ! . . - 10 3
SA"eF'e'-ff'h'r and bacf iisir and hur'sJ
AT rosHERs
Volunteer A. A.. o o-5 IL
haul. anu "A ~
Al Sh~N a.H.
ClTori 4 c 80 5 . . o.
Batter,e,-Thorn,op And smith B.rr.r,nd yon,s
AT STANFORD. CONN.
c. Z.
Stamford. 40 " : DO 10
land 'HH H0!'
AT wAsHrxsrox.
mr.
WasSInaton. q o q q 3 - ~
iB&men.s-Ch!e and Lppineo'': CRUDE and Nc.
Al n'os.
R.chheld 800. 90 o . : l"
BAtteries-Mu-ray and Rogers; Fi,hel aud DonAli.
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'as'-eI I. 2 ~. Z :as NINTH l2n.ns.
s, us o . % ~ u n o 81
i-a-k.1l % o.
il n 7.ns-R.7G.it : An lerson. Tuo-bAse hit
- 49, WcFrIef = Pe1eli. :; o.
Hume. p'Iti- p.Ays-Trb.Au and wallace:
la...., LAZY A. A4Ie.s Z p4.y And Anderson.
S.!..r nh " Blir. /. by we'll, |. by
Fl. : vi: p.s1-McBr.ie Umpiret-o Day
.. -i--. I.E.e. hours 80 minutes. Attend.
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TWO DORIES C1PsIZE.
Strong Wind for the Yacht Races Sailed Oh
the Douglaston's Clubhouse.

Under the most favorable weather conditions
the srA"al races for dories and knockabouts
were =. ed of the clubhouse Of the Douglas
ton Yacht Club at Port Washington yesterday
afternoon. The HuRuenot Yacht Club carried
OF the honors 4 strong wind was blowing
from the southeast Manhasset Bay was filled
with all sorts o. craft. and several other races
Of an impromptu nature including swimming
contests in front OF the clubhouse. were in
du,Ged in.
IL the knock bout class there were two con-
testants. the Nudge. Mr. Boyer. Dous!aston
Yacht Club. and the ThelRa, Mr.. Thayer.
HuEuenot Yacht Club. The start was OF the
club dock 10 point in the bay near Manhas-
set. thence to buoy near Plum Beach and re-
turn. The distance. four mics, was sailed
preparatory signal was sounded at 4o4 apd
fhe star wa: made fGsE minutes later Tho
From the start the Midge had lead o. sew
era lengths, but after a half mile the Thelga
saw order The first lap was hnished with the
yachts on even terms, The Nudge gained
good lead; bnt was overtaken on the home
stretch and beaten by forty seconds Summary;
Start. HuuA
Th.lSA, Q. z. Ihsyer.,............t os 80 6 2. 60
four miles. over two-mile course. 1t was
from the dock to Plum Beach buoy. thence 20
R.S n th ana po
the strong wind, and overturned near Plum
Beach. Periwinkle met with similar acct.
antcipated accidents as a result OF the wind
up the un!ortunetes, OF the six entries three
Sd. zen n' led Until near the finish Pie win
ming BY 80 seconds summary:
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N.TloSAL LIAGrE ,Np ANFRiCAN ASSOCIATION,
New York a; CINCINNATI Brooklyn at St. Louis;
Washington at Chicago.
ATLANTIC LEA6CE.
Reading 1t Newark.
pTHHR GANES.
81 Gabriel vs. Holy Cr5-s, A. GutteubuTg.
-. AIpEoEsus ". NpA ding. At GuttenhuTG.
p e. FIELD Club ". E.kSOod Field Club AT Gro
FATE.
sEellys Va. Howard \. G. ~ Sicily Grounds.
E; -iAld. o: the Ne York Catholic PrOiectory Vs.
Murray II lie. a, NAn Nest.
Je..o. sN.. PouGAE--ps!e. At PAciac Field. Jersey
City.
Ashford, -. Prospect Field Club =; RidSewood.
In prv. vs. LpyoiG Culon Of New fork. at East
New YORK.
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BROOKLYNS' STRONG LEAD.
nrrE,r ST LOUIS AGAIN AVID ARE
SrTENTY POINTS AHEAD.

y..,o,s Unable to Play Louisville because
a, Ram >ew Works Lose Once More to
the Reds Philadelphia whips Chicago
and I:rtakesIhir dPIace-Newsan Notes
4. ... r5,,ln.Louisvi.!e game was stopped
I. .t........ . .A..las yesterday by rain aud the
I,......... wer" Victorious over the So. Louis
49,. u.....a.- mcu strengthened their lead to
,..... i...'-. which is equivalent 10 six
s...s !..'.:,a.e The 81. Louis team Incl
r....y4l. ,p~. IN fourth : ace. on even terms
~. IN, la ignores The Phiiaie!phias mean
49, ,,... .. =. game rom the Lhicagos and
>. .,a... y.acr. tweHty.ihree points behind
H.. .n.mP -, rhe New lorks suffered an
'.,.r g.s.,, "a. Cincinnati AMI are tied again
r......I ..y..a- y lltt-Surg beat Wash
-. 2. ,!.ero = q ihri tie IA ;he standing Of
- ..... tn" results
B. I..n p -. l. ass
JuI,aAi.. o. NV YORK =.
P;tstrrs e." wAshlnet1n.5
PA..aielphlA. Chicago. a.
Al Lolsv!!le-Riin.
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TIE RECORD.
Pr Ter
r.,,, w. .Llr: ~. CiybL UoH.Lci. :tnt.
. ID, 2 g. rttsburg ~ ~ .-uf
I . - ~ ,.a,.n.Au .I3 ~ 500
',...ah.l IS .f-3 Sew Yo-k .. - 4s .t22
~ - s. - Lol.N.ile So - -?
90, 8 - Ma.h;nsion- :: = SO
lE.uEIT>. q; 81. Louis. 4.
- 7.t.,. I..y -'-Oyer 500 personsw were
-. -... IL . lags today - witness the sec
=. .r..-.r.-s n! EaH.r- '"twern Bro Eiyn
a, =. l...-. the visitors winning ~ score
=. Il =. u ~ 'he a.: halt OF the ninth
i, III: ice ne team hal secured but ono
VIII has- AMI o. onuor on bases
Ter -.aI - Anderson Then Burkeit took
u: 4.lrairvd the ba 10 lett centre for
mar .--..G OIplnor and Blake. The
So - 1-r-- II H.a-sa. howling ike a lot o.
-. .na. ,l.t. followed with a drive 70
Ian - WIN H~.Ir..'i a. The bat play was sus-
-: !...:asl h 1wer When game was called
,.a.. Ec.."r refused - pay. saving that i
,-.a..es ..,e-ei ars'. H@idrich singled. as
Wa.A.- With two men On bases Don!in
So, ~ . .-4. ilp. which Wa taken by Nc
1. re a.: the gan" eGle.i. II was brilliant
~; le!-e'!y" rally. Mcbride was taken out
Q. re 'ox :, he sixth fowa.l being substi-
tg.., In. young 90 ."g!an had little control
O. ..- ta. '.-laY. O,pay read the not act to
Ish.-,. and ~ 4 t.lU- : looked as though the
r..- 20 .! r- 'a..-i Tomorrow the fast o.
4. -,:.~ss :. te I.ayat. The indications for
e. ,Har- ara got. which may cause post
!. -el4-a:. The score:
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So. Monicn / 2-i7 Io 2
MI. .... u D q q n o :
At East New iorf ward A c. IL; Borough A
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-12-22

The Southern Pacific put on a new
timetable last Sunday. There was nc
change in the ruuuiog OF the regular
passenger trains. The time table was
issued for the purpose of putting on
the limited trains. The eastbound
limited leaves Lordsburg on Thurs
days and Sundays at 1915 a. N. The
west bound leaves on Wednesdays and
Saturdays st 1920 a. m The time
table from which the above figures
are taken bears a note which says it is
issued "for the government and in
formation of employees only, and not
intended for the use of the public.
The company reserves the right to
vary from this schedule as circum.
stances may require" This is a very
important reservation IL the company
intends to coutinte running its trains
as far behind the schedule as 1t ha.
been doing for the past few weeks. Ii
leaves the public very little TO kicb
about.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-12-22
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-12-22

G. ". Phelps has resigned the posi-.
ton OF trainmaster.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-12-22

Notice is hereby given that letter.
OF administration on the estate Of S
b Chase have been granted to the
undersigned by thu Probate Court Of
Grant county, Territory Of New Mex
leo, bearing date Of the 18th day OIL
October 1899. All persons having
claims against said estate are required
TO exhibit them to me for allowance
within n year from the date OF SAID
letters, or they will be forever barred
w. G. Woodland, Administrator.
Hardin, Missouri, Nov. 27, 1899.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-12-22

The El Psso Times Of Tuesday
printed the following: Last Night
the stockholders Of the Superior Min
Ing company held a meeting at the
Office OF J. NJ. Dean for the purl ose OF
forming a permanent organization
The following directors were elected:
Randolph Lawrence, John Julian, J
NJ. Dean, J. P. O'Connor, D. NJ. Payne.
j. ]. B:uck, W. S. BcCutcheun, D. W.
Reckhart, II. B. Chairman, w. f.
Payne, w. F. Robinson. Next Friday
evening the directors will meet 10
elect a president, vice-president, sec
rotary, and treasurer from among
their number. 1t was decided to cap.
italize the company at $4,000 and To
increase the force Of miners now tax
ing out ore. Tue Superior ore now be-
ing shipped TO the smelter averages
about $1,000 net returns per carload
to the company and very naturally
The stockholders are anxious TO see The
ore shipped at a rate OF q carload
every day and even faster il possible.
The superintendent Of the mine re-
ports $4,000 tons Of ane ore in sight
and the supply behind it may be in
exhaustiable. One dollar and fifty
cents is now bid for Superior stock.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-12-22
AS A cure for rhepma,i.m Chamhe

As a cure for rheumatism Chamber.
aims pain balm is gaining a wide rep
%ntation. ID. b. Johnson of Richmond,
Ind, has been troubled with that all
ment since 1852. In speaking OF it he
says: II never found anything that
would relieve me until / used
Chamberlain's pain balm. IL acts
like magic with me. My foot was
swollen and pgining me very much,
but one good application OF pain hahn
relic we'd nae. For sale by the Eagle
drug mercantile company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-12-22

1t is probable that at the meeting
Of the directors of the Superior min
ing company, which takes place to-
night in El Paso, that a new superin-
tendent will be selected to take charge
OF the properts here. J. NJ. Wines
has been in charge or the property
every since the company purchased it.,
but he informs the LIBERAL that he
is sacrificing other important interest
by stayiug here, and has asked to be
relieved from his duties here.