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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
The winners at Chicago.

CHICAGO Nov. Is-Thsro was . fair card and
crowd for Monday at Lakeside yesterday and the
racing was fairly interesting II. T. drifnn's two.
year-old colt Erwin won smother race hsndily and
he 10 probably - good a colt As any Nv here, Ram
began to fall before the last race and there il
promise OF . muddy track to morrow. Summary:
First RAoe-One mile brown Dick ITO Freeman,
3 to 1, won; Alice b., llb tMcIntyrc rs to l.
second; Falsetto Jr.. 100 thitchen. to I, third.
Time, l:<b.
second RAce-Fivs and = half turlongs-FcliS
Hard op (Vitltoe), q TO !, won; Gorrs Nolmer, 100
third. Time, i;osI
Third RAcs--one mile and = sixteenth CAtss
trophe, VI Hetnsonl. 10 TO I, won; Danish, a. "a
=, third. Time, l:4TA.
Fourth RAcs.Eive fnrl9ngs-Algaret,s, u D Flint
Y. second! Hugh Penny. IL Lines. to /. third
Time. l;Ulh,
Fifth RAce-siI furl0ngs-Erwin, IOR Nittoo'. Z
TO ., won; Lomond, l0s tNewcom', TO !, second
The Monk, 40 Mason, TO o, third. Time, l:lh.
Sixth RA,e-One mile and an eighth ChAncery,
lus MITCHELL, i6to !. won PlAntain, 100 CSeatonl .
TO- l. second; wAlkonshaw. ia Ralph, ~ to l,
third. Time. l:bT.
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Naval Orders.

WAsHISGToN. Nov. 13.-Thsse naval orders
were Issued to-day:
Passed Assistant Surgeon n. g. Broderick retired
Nov. II.
Lieut.. +. Thesis appointment to quality for limo
duties Withdrawn. Order dstaching from Bureau Of
Equipment and to Scnda revoked. he ready for
orders to sea dnty.
Lieut. y. ID. Reed. retired Nov. II.
Onicers sailing on board SJlsce Nov. II, for duty
Asiatc station: Lieutenant Commanders, A. Ward, ".
Z. Cowles and G. Richmond: Lieuts. J. VI. Oliver.
X. =, Lopez. NJ. G.. asrSas, W. II. Mc(irnnn, b. G.
Sampson. @. VI. knepper and A. ". Proctor; Ensigns
u p Perrill. o. ID. Duncan, l.. r. Sargent and A.
Macarthur; Naval Ca lets =. Morrison and Y. IL
Mad son; Surgeon o. u. Norton. ASsttAnt Surgeon
r. G. Holcomb. Assistant PaymasteA ?. =. Sackett
Marnes-Msjor l.. W. Twaller; Cspts,. J. T.
Walker. II. L. Draper, and ?. n Bsnnon; First
Leuts., ". NJ. Quick, r. A. Jonas, n r. Beers. l.,
Fsiand, J. G. Breokrinr'dpo, W. II. Clifford. W. ".
Lowe. ]. w. BroAtch. and W II. Parker: Second
Liouts.. W. L. Jolly. W. McCreAry =. VI Wise q
Elliot y. q. Burton and L. NJ. Lttlc
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orIoG AND DADY ~ WARRINGTON.
Seeking tho Ratification Of Dady's Contract
with tho City of Havana.

WASHINGTON Nov. ls.-Lemuel 2. Qulgg 10
In Washington with Michael J. Dady OF Brook
Ign. and they hope to see the President. seers-
tary OF War Root and Gen. Ludlow. Military
Governor ~ Havana. tomorrow In behalf OF a
favorable settlement OF Mr.. Dadys claim for
the ratification o. his sl2,OoQ,O0O contract
contract would now have been in oreratlon but
for the opposition Of Gen. Ludlow. He added:
We contend that We are entitled to have our
contract fulfad. and We stand ready to carry
out our part. IL not, however. We want our
money. spent in the prosecution OF thi. work,
refunded. Secretary Aiger offered me 100000.
which declined. as II would not have made me
whole on what we have spent for plans. 40 |
want either the contract or a decision by a
board Of arbitration a.. to how much am
entitled to. Let the War Department ap-
point one man. | will select another.
and the two agree upon third. Then am
ready 10 ACCEPT whatsver amount they give
mo. whether 5000 or <5OO,OOO It ia a quas.
ton how long can keep this up. NV expenses
in Havana alone are about one thousand dol:
lars per month. While the contract would
have been remuherative originally. all the
profit i,.,. lksly to be srent before | get to
work We hope To have the natter definitely
settled before we leave Washington"
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C.tS BUILD WlRsHIPs.
4 Naval Board Decides That Townsend &
Downey of this City Can DO the Work.

Downey OF TINS lily Shn DO the WORK.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. - Lieutenant Com
mander Perry representing tho Bureau OF
Steam Engineering. and Naval Constructor
Zahn. representing the Bureau 81 Con-
struction. who went to New York to
ascsrtaia whether the firm Of Town
send X Downey. which submitted a bid for
tho construction Of one OF the six protected
cruisers included In this years naval pro-
gramms. was capable OF building a naval
weasel OF that size. returned to Washington to-
day and will submit their report tomorrow.
They are OF the opinio that the firm has
sufficient facilities to do the work. This re-
port will probably result In the award of q
contract to the nrn. as II was one Of the lowest
bidders and complied with all preliminary re-
quLrsmsnts.
No decision has bean reached by tho Board
on Construction ns to the award Of bids for the
construction Of the six vessels. Some mem bers
OF the board are In favor OF adhering strictly TO
the plano OF the Navy Departmsnt Tor the vss.
soils. while others are apparently 81 the opinion
that plans submitted by bidders. providing for
high spesd. in some cases 10 knots, should lie
accented. The Department plans called for
speed OF not less than 1871 Knots.
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Established 1923.
WILSON
WHISKEY.
That's All!
THE WILSON DlsTII.LINo
RACING.
Mistakes In Weights Cause Trouble at
Bennings.


Bennings.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13-Two mistakes on
the part OF those In charge OF the secretary 5
once caused somo lively kicking in the betting
ring at Bsnnlngs this afternoon. The fret was
In the third race. Queen OF Song ruled favorits.
with CampanIa a strong second choice because
shshad ten pounds the better OF Queen OF Song.
just before the horses went to the post Queen
OF Song was hacked fiom y to 3 to 3 to 8. and
then came the announcement that Campania's
weight should be Ill instead OF o.. as carded.
This. OF course. changed matters considerably
and there was big shift In the betting. Queen
OF Songs price fell 10 to 4. sad Campania's
from to to I to2 Queen OF Song won the
race. but che had 10 be ridden out 10 boat Goal
Runner By hah q length.
After betting had been going on for some
time In the fourth. Back 1alk's weight was
changed from iOl to II pounds. (which Just beat
him. for after leading oil the way. he was nipped
neck By Precursor. Magic Light. the iavorte,
ran away ave furlonGs in a false break and this
settled his chances Diminutiys va. ,ayorts
isst. She was 90 lame going to the. post
that, sh.. could hardly walk and finished last.
Ma. HaSSH:r hot i.vorts 0n ia the
race. was the last Of the four starters 70 finish.
and tn caused the stewards 70 order her en-
her race was pounds below her true form;
Cupidty and fleuron raced head and head all
s.: MAJ h.s q. s ~
eight lengths from Havsiocf. sunni ary:
First Race -Tiye aud one. half furlonss = unclO
hS% ~ Il, II jtnin tSa place. c. ..cS SI
T Fr iSs .S6s sSS a Witt .t ssSs.
lie Bar Atlantns. Christopher g. Uhiyairous Rus
I'll. Elan RI: .h; o1a
second Rsce-siI turlonRs-fleuron. loi to'Con.
and - G.. cssPs loo o5
third Time 10 IL Ms. Mss H.norer .i.o ran =,
Hammer a :, ! SLY; e Ms: :,sSna; sam, SAN,
E. Ss.r.. .nd Ispd. also ram "' ''' 'uu'
Fourth EAce-sit furlongs-rrecur'or, 100 Claw.
in. 20 for ps.s s.:ona IScSm. 100 tocSh.
nor; third, Time. iislS Magic Light LaNess
Fitt6 R.e.-ons mile and one hundred Yards
st. stmonisn. ITO 20 Leary!. a to and TO :. won;
G.ms osa.p nSr sr '' 4ma
ISL 49, Darwin. Old Tank aud James NJ. also
Following ia the program me for tomorrow;
MARIO, Iep: This Gsrdnsr. iosi Inptrator. jo7;
Carlotta C.. los; Sweet Caporal. los; swamp Angel
Mitchell. Klondiie. Goal Runner and Judge Mssss.
%; Duie o. Middi.bura. ssi Tyran, %. -
msncia. q. +. Whitman. Gales, kdjutor, Mai,
aud Warren wood 100; Uncle josh, Jusglery hiiaire
Reyonah, spaldsr and Jsmaiea loo.
Bangor and Rare Perfume. iis. Lady Lindsay. Tia;
Weller. Domincer. Bondman and Compensation.
Fourth Racs-s.liins six furlong.-J. A.. Gray,
ina; Deceptive: III: Isbou,at los; Sweet Csgorsl
% sHS M G.m.. and roo HSqS Ssem.
Fifth Rass-TouI ear oids and upward; ono ono mile
and sirtesnth-MAurics. 1o7i Bardela. kilt aud
ChArAgrAce, lU4.
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,Cr>crN>Nrr. Nov, IT Krss krinSle had shovel
the same speed all the wsv that he showed in his
last quarter OF mile he would have won the fourth
rsrea Newport ~ day with applicability OF . rec.
ord broken. handicapped as no was by . weight ~
"a pounds Flying Bes- led all the way. but VS..
staggering at the wire and Kriss KrinGle. only half
= length behind would have won in twenty yards
more sum
First RAJ e-One mile j J. T. Ios Knight, & 10 :,
won; Frank Mcconnell, 10 Taylor. rs to ].
second lnHne,ta. 81 ,wedderstrAndl, 20 I. thirii
Time. I:i2.
Second Rice--live turlongs Flora Daniels. ~
Il" Thon,p'on', to won Russell n, 100 IRAN
som. 20 l. second, Alcedo. lo3t Dupeel. ~ !.
third. Time. 1902
Third Race-sll furlongs-R andazyo. los lpupec,,
/: to won Dolly .WcihOh, VI tWedderstrandl, to
J, second Necklace 100 Frost. TO l. third.
Tune, i:liiV,
Fourth Race-ons mile - Flying Bess, io7 Il.
Thompson 10 I, Won. kriSs kringlP. l28 DO
land. . to l.. second Moo, no ,ovsrton', y to l.
third. Time, i:iOA.
Fifth Racr--Ouc mile and one .cighth-FrAnk Veg
rer, i0I Gilmore ~ 10 !, won, frssco, 10 Boz
land. IL TO .. Second, Kamiro H., ~ n. Ross
to :, third, Time, i;55A.
Turf Notes.
Constant RNhlCr-2 NOls
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FAILURE or 4 BUILDiNG CONCERN.
Mspes-Reeve Construction Company Lays
Its Troubles to sub-Contractors.


Its Troubles to Sub-Contractors.
The affairs OF the Mapes- Reeve Con-
struction Company. with offices on the
eleventh floor Of the American Tract Society
building. we're put yesterday in the hands Of a
receiver by order OF Justice Smith OF the
Supreme Court. Kings county. T. Channon
Press Of 2j3 Fast sixty eighth street was ap.
pointed receiver with instructions TO wind UP
the business Of the firm for the benefit Of tho
creditors.
The liabilities are something over 100000
and the principal creditors are the Irving Ma
tional Bank and the Central National Bank.
The company as present consists OF L. o.
Reeve. president. and his sons. Charles W.
Reeve and !. II. Reeve. secretary and treas.
stock valued at 10000: real estate
from ST5.OOO TO 800 900 and $3.50 cash. The
receiver WIS appointed on the application OF
the company. which says IL found itself unable
TO ontinue the business The failure. It SAYS,
TO whom parts OF the contracts were let:
inability to secure iron on account Of the great
demand. the rise In the price OF building ma
terials and demands by carpenters. brick
layers and others for higher wages.
the sub-contractors could not AFFORD 70
mates Among other contracts which the
firm had IN hand are n public school In Eighty
fourth street. nm engine house In Maiden Lane.
and the Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Brooklyn. The work on the school was de-
engine house was delayed. the company says.
owing to complications with the Tammany
architects, Horgan 4 Slattery.
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BTLITARDS.
Muidaur Defeats stark In the Baik Line
Tournament.

Muldnur Defeats stark In tho Balk Line
Tournament.
What 10 billed as the inter. city and inter. club
billiard tournament at 14-inoh balk line began
last night at slosson's Academy. Broadway and
Twsnty-second street. The contestants were
J. Byron Stark, winner OF many similar Affairs.
and Mark Muldaur. a newcomer In these
kind OF tournaments. stark was looked
upon as an almost sure winner. but Muldaur
upset all calculations by nnishlng abreast in
fine style. Stark Ia one OF the scratch men and
has to play 800 points whils Muldaur maxi s
300 The latter nearly beat Stark even up. for
when he had scored his 22O buttons Stark was
only 233 in spits OF hne break of77.
Slosson has nIsd up . corner OF his NAM
m 9th academy for the games. maxi ing 4 sort OF
amphithsatrc OF It. Last nights contest drew
more spectators than he could accom- n odats
and thsre were rows OF billiard lovers outside
the enclosure who could not SEQ shot
and who were forced to listen to the applause
which crested any pyrotechnic display on the
green cloth and say: "Whsts the score?" IL
was a speedy contest and was finished by 10
O'Clock,
staTf and audsar stepped 10 the Sc table p 9s
moved their splketails: aud banked for the
Si:s.y'f 'hHs h !,.I,sg v n a9ii;S billiard
and In SIX innings maue an average OF
s sns 3D. s: H.: runs +. me T' msan. ha has
dom done Sun. to Ct. ei.d e.; ;Ss had
VII. VII F S4:st: 81 Il .RG ftsd vAHs
Muidaur was stsadily plugRine away with 1. 3.
II. u and 10. In the thirteenth inning Stark
nut up 80 nice ones. but his total WAS only OF,
Guldsur con p U, his inning with II aad had
Four Indifferent innings followed. aud then
Stark showed his true form by making break
OF II. II 10 doubtful ~ 40 many buttons were
ever pushed IN IN such rapid style. The play
to tax. some ostSs steam, out OF Muldaur. but
no pluck ly knocked out the carroms and after
again. Stark followed his Big run
with one OF 10. but did not again
reach double figures in a single inning,
Muldaur got In runs NJ 4. IL. q. and IL. and
then after three goose eggs and put to-
gether II. Q, 2, U. o. a and q. running the game
out in the thirty ninth inning. Scores follow:
Muldaur t22ol-I. !, ls, Ia, 80. T. IL. q. TO- 3.
IL ssh. I,2s. 4, li,o. ~ ~. q, o. o, !,
H. o. =. q, Il. 81, o. Total. 22o.
Ayerage-h Sac. High runs-s". 20. IL.
Stark ,3Oo,-o. T. 100 =. 3, II. 2,AO. 10, o. ~.
39.9'G,' ;''lr%s,ii sIast'7o' e'a'i'o'i' 81" o.
Average $3.50. High runs-77 30. IL
Referss-Edward Mclaughlin,
The gamo this afternoon will he between
Who plays go points. and William Arnold Of
hlRht Arthur Townsend (280j will meet Fred
n M IRn0l
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Army Orders.

WARRINGTON. Nov l3.-These army orders
were issued to-day:
Capt, Victor y. stottlsr detailed as Professor NJ
Military Science and Tactics at the New Hampshire
College OF Agriculture and MechAnIcs Arts,
Major Jnlius A, Schuelke. surgeon Thirty. nfth
ably discharged,
Chaplain John ), Scibold. having furnished con.
rlnslvt evidence To- establish the fact that he WIS
nnrn sept. 10; 1880, inst,ai ut sept II, lSHS, A.
from active service, "
fLrst Lieut. Charles , Grain. Fifteenth Infantry,
from Fort Sheridan Ia Governors Island
First Lieut.. L+tchcr HArdemAn Troop d. and
~. rA"hange troops.
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Tommy Ryan's Challenge.

Tommy Ryan returned to this city yesterday To
The Sos reporter Ryan said; II have been try.
ing t. get some one IN night me for long
time. hut have not succeeded. will
clash with any l5i.pounder and am ca.
peciAily de'irous 10 have IL out with
Md Mccoy. ! suppose he will kick ABOUT the
weight hut 1t will NOT 40 with the public He SAYS
lie lsa m ddleNeight and In this ease lie ought 10
ArcCVt an Orer from any legitm mate asI irAnt | am
ready 10 post money any tinl- he N 10 accept
this den
RYAN further said that tho proposed go with
Dan CrrsdOn hangs hrs because the Geneseo A. C. or
l'ucs, where the match WAS to have boon held o n
ThauasyirinI Eve, wi not give him what he wants
~ the wA) VI purbs money,
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TWENTY TEARS on THE FORCE
CoIored Doorman VIII Celebrate the Annt
Nersary of His AppoIntment.

Christopher Owens. a negro doormsn In tn Z
Liberty avenue police station. Brooklyn. will
celebrate the twentieth anniversary OF his APP
pointment to the force at Schneider's Turn
Hall, lOl Bradford street. Brooklyn. o-niRhs
with q reception. a ball and cake walk
Owens visited Police Headquarters yesterday.
and. after presenting President York with n
printed Invitation. asked for ak days leave
OF absence. The leave was granted. A circu-
lar which accompanied Giysns's printed invita-
tons announced that all OF the prominent cake
walkers OF the city would be present.
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Army RIFLES FOR THE NATY
To Establish n Uniform Calibrs for All
Branches of tbs service

WAsHISoToS. Nov. l3.-The gradual elimina.
ton OF the Ice rife rom use by the navy will
begin soon by the Issue to the service OF 900
krag -Jorgensen rifles OF larger calibre. which
have lust heen transferred by the Army Ord
nance Department to tho navy. II 10 probable
that part OF this consignment OF Krag- Jorgen-
sens will be given 10 the battleship RearsarR~.
This marks tho beginning OF the establish
ment OF a un orm calibre for tho army. the
navy and the marine corps: While the naval
officials do not admit that the Krag il superior
to tho Lee. they are willing TO assist the desire
to establish a uniform calibre. The Krag 10
approximately OF calibre 30 and the Lee APP
prOXiniately OF eaiibre %.
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en- In the H G pI, meeting q tho Honorapls
J, Z. Laidlay won the gold medal from L. Bal.
four Melville BY put Their cards were TIA
TAYLOR met In a thirty six hole match at the
Royal Most Norfolk Colt Club. Taylor was 3
up In the morning; but the issue was finally
76-1bG Taylor. 78. 78-1J5. II Taylor had
won 1t would have been his third successive
defeat OF the open champion.
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The President TO Deliver an Address a
Mount Vernon.

WASHINGTON Nov, l3,-The President TO. day
accepted an invitation TO deliver an address at
Mount Vernon Dec II, when the Masonic OBJ
serynnCc OF the one hundredth AnHIvrrsary OF
WashinHton's death will he held
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Grand Army Committee Calls on the Presi-
dent

WAsHISGToS. Nov, "a Command der in Chief
Shaw Of the G. A. H.. accom- led by the other
members OF a com nittes appointed at the late
annual G. A. Il, encampment. called on Presi-
dent Mckinley o-day. The committe,'s object
was to present arguments to the President for
modifying tho law regulating widows pensions
Al present dependent widows OF soldiers
10 500 or more per year The g. A. II. urges
that the limit be raised to $3.50.
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HENRY APFEL WILL RECOyER.

Jack Fox, His Opponent at tho Pelican
Athletic Club. Released on Bail.
Henry APPEL. the boxer. who was supposed
TO have bssn fatally injured In his light with
Jack Fox at the Pelican Athletic Club in
Brooklyn on Saturday night. showed much
improvement yesterday. and tho doctors at the
his recovery Fox was nrraigned beiore Mas.
trate Bristow In tho Butler street court ysster-
day morning and Released in $1,000 bail,
HeaRan, the manager OF the club: Referee
George SCHUYLER, Timskeeper Luke r. Ford.
charge Of disorderly conduct In $500 bonds.
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The Brooklyn and New Orleans Keacl
Port Said.

WAsHINGToN. Nov. l3.-News from two Of
the ships hurrying TO the Philippines was re-
ceved at the Navy Department to-day. This
armored cruiser Brooklyn arrived at Port Said
for Alden. Arabia to-day The cruiser New
Orleans arrived at Port Said yesterday.
Tho Army hospital ship Missouri arrived a,
were well.
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The non winners' tournament handicap OF
the Cllm Haven Coll Club was decided ysstsr-
woMIS's TOURNEY.

There were twenty-five to finish 10 the cad.
die match at the Morris County Golf Club yes
terday. played over tho nine-hole course. The
six who shared In the purse offered and their
scores were
Edward Mack, Al; John MaIoney, SO: Thomas
Gannsy. So; Henry Fonthsrs. 81: II. b. Heating, ~;
Jack WhAlen, IS.
The six will meet at match play to-day for a
special prize to the winner and runner up.
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Ambassador rnuncrfote ut the White
House.

WAsHISGTov, Nov. l3.-lord Pauncsfote
the British Ambassador paid a call OF csrs.
mony to President Mckinley day, this being
his first visit to the White Houas since his re.
turn 10 this country from England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14

WAsHINGToS Nov, l3,-,rhe German Am bas-
sador, DR. Thedor Won Holleben. after paying
his r"sIrcts 10 President Mckinley upon re-
turning nom long vacation, has gone TO New
lUrN lOr a few days Visit,
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Companies I and X OF tho Seventh Regiment
\. g. =: n. Y. played their annual golf match
on ssturdsy Ga the links OF the Country Club
featsd their opponents BY tho following scors:
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he draw Tor to-day

Arisley Cup-Mss Terry and Mrs. Coehrsn,
Mss McLane and Ma Thatcher Mrs, .Ashmore and
hrs brown. Miss Brooks and Miss Uudsrhill.
Hudson River Cup-Mss BARRON and Miss Heron
ss. hichbsid and Miss kobbe. Mrs Rldridgo and
Miss smith. Mr.. Wells and Mrs. 1appAn.
In tho afternoon there will be driving, APP
proaohinR and putting com petitions for cups
open to all associate mem bers OF regular
Clubs The programme for the remainder OF
"Wednesday mornina-ssmin nAls for che two
clp. and wednesday afternoon open handicap
Thursday morninG-Finals for the two Guns and
IN the afternoon handicap medal play comp.ti.
ton Against bogy.
frid.y-women's best ball four,one handicap
limited to nine strokes.
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GOLF STARTS AT ARDSLEY.
PRELIMINARY MRDAL-PLIr ROUND
ny The kSsOCIkTE MEMRER6.

ana WIZ. an. ao,d Tropby-Miss Ruth
T.s..,.,,, - a.. r,.m.. Tb.ob,r Tie
.naerhhi ana MRS. ino 49,.
for Second Plnos-Guardsmen In metoh'
- 49, l., -. -, Al. i,.L. NJ, ,h.
women were IN charge o, ,no p sn'
ment. which In to continue until Friday. Only
.isht.., "a. -. ,aturp.d IN the pre,imi.
eseh os,us W.T.. I''u'u
what OF A dIsappoInt I'm emit. but word was re-
It,, g., 49,. ua..,.,o-r .nd pn,,sdaInhi.
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Neferee-Edward McLaughin
The game this afternoon will be between
Frank A. Keeney. Crescent A. "a. OF Brooklyn,
New York who 10 handicapped at 800. To.
hlght Arthur Townsend (2SOj will meet Fred
PoRgenburR 1900.
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Constant RcAdcr-2 .ooL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-14
The New Compilation

The Supreme Court has completed its
compilation of the laws of Nevada. They
with one accord speak in highest terms
of the completeness and thoroughness
of Mr.. Cuttings work, 1t is by all odds
the most perfect compilation ever made
in the State and when it appears lawyers
who have smothered the old Baily 4
Hammond compilation with perspiratien
and profanity will all welcome with de-
light the appearance of the new version
which should have been made years ago.
The reason it was net made has been
because Of a plea of economy raised
every session.
The members of the Legislature how
ever always overlooked the fact that the
State sells its compiled statutes and has
always melted a handsome sum thereby
over and above all expenses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-14
Proposals for Wood

Sealed proposals for furnishing $50
cords Of wood to be delivered at the
Nevada State Prison will be received up
to Out not including) Tuesday, October
"A, 1899, when proposals will be opened
in the office of the Secretary of State, at
Carson City, Nevada, in the presence OF
bidders at II a. m.
Bidders will state in their proposals the
portion of above quantity and kind OF
wood they will furnish and price per
cord.
Bids to be directed to the Clerk of the
Board of State Prison Commissioners
Carson City, Nevada, and endorsed "Pre-
pOsals for Wood"
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY order OF the Board.
Attest: a. W. MORRIS.
Clerk.