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interest rose with each scene. That in
which the crowd chooses Barabbas
was wonderful, but the Way to the
Cross and the "Crucifxion itself
are beyond my power to describe.
can never see anything more heart
piercing, more sadly grand The in
terest eliminates in the Descent from
the Cross, although the resurrection
and ascension follow. In my absorbed
interest forgot bodily sensations. and
when | triel to rise, found my feet 50
paralized with the cold that | could
scarcely move. The reverent attention
of the crowd was most noticeable.
The next morning We left 0ber- Am
morgan for the Tour of the Castles, ="
as ii is called
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For burns, injuries, piles and skin
Diseases use DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. II il the original Counter
feiia may be offered, Use only De
Wits. q. NJ Shamalia.
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American Tariffs from Plymouth Rock to
Mckinley and Dingley,n by Senator Gallinger,
Of New Hampshire; American Tariffs and
American sheep" by Congressman Grosyenor,
of Ohio: The Tariff or extracts from the
speeches of President Mckinley and Mr. Bryan;
and Policy of Protection" a speech Of Sena-
tor Gallnger All, embracing l44 pages of re-
liable matter will be forwarded to any address
for Fourteen Cents Ask for Nos 80, SO 80 and
r. Address, AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF
I.FAauE, i8i West 28d st, New York, N y
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Buy Mathushek piano of o. G
Holcombe. He will give you the best
terms aud sell you an instrument OF
the highest reputation.
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Buy your Coal of Larson & Mar
jarum.
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Our stock of Shirt Waists,
Dress Skirts and PetticOats,

are now being closed prices that viii insure eusto
mera grand good values
BOYS SUITS have been marked to sell at IA very small
profit 81 co. 81 25 81. So So $3.50 $300good grade of
material we'll made splendid fit and to make the boys happy
aud to remember where buy their suits, will give free with
each suit pairs Of best heavy weight double knee
stockings during the August Sale
LADIES' HATS BONNETS and TOQUEs, in all
about 49, many of them stylish pattern pieces to be sold
during this half their value close the seasons
business.
LADIES should miss the opportunty-S5 hats for
$3.50 81 hats for so; So hats for $780, 81 sailors for Soc
soc sailors for 25c.
OUR CUSTOMERS should not hesitate TO call, it merely
for inspection You expected to purchase unless
are well suited and find what you decided bargain
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AUGUST SALE
THE GRAND DEPOT.

500 REMNANTS, ends of Spring and Summer selling, all
from desirable dress goods lengths suitable for girls suits
excellent opportunity elool Irochs for the
ing FALL all at greatly reduced prices Must be 10 be APP
preciatel
200 FASHIONABLE WRAPPERS-the latest styles
and very best workmanship Our Wrappers bought
very favorable terms which will enable give you bargains
10 to 25 per under regular prices and not of cheap
among them.
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If you want segar that is just
the thing, buy "LambertYille Puffs. -
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society OF Friends

Meeting every first day, al 10. 30 A. NJ
for Bible Study. At A. NJ. meeting
for Worship.
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CAST ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
a naa,a the Of I,z17XzNs<
.IeII-O, The Neu Dessert

JeIi-O, The New Dessert,
pleases all the family -Four hayors-Lemon,
Orange Raspberry aud Strawberry At your
Rrocers IN cts FRY to-day
Believing that our most cherished
institutions are IN great peril. Demo
cratic platform.
The poor houses that were crowded
during the last Democratic Admins
tration are, indeed, empty and going
into decay.
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Popular One Day Excursion To Ocean
Grove. Ashnry Park and Long Branch Via
PennsylNnni Railroad.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company has
arranged for Il popular one-day excursion Ia
Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Long Branch
ON Thursday, August >, 1900
special train will he run on the schedule
given below, and excursion tickets, good only
on the special train in each direction, will he
sold at the following extremely low rates:
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Round Chill

'IVIIs WHY VII NIEIiI
Childreus rates apply to children between
the ages OF five and twelve years
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The law holds both maker anu CT
culator of counterfeit equally guilty.
The dealer who sells you II dangerous
counterfeit of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye risks your life to make little
larger profit. You cannot trust him.
DeWitt's is the only genuine and orr
ginal Witch Hazel Salve, a well known
cure for piles and all skin diseases.
See that your dealer gives you DeWitts
Salve. G.. Nj. Shamalia.
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GAMBLE-TowNsEN
ROUTE.
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE

Two trips daily. Leave Seattle $50 A. ma
$40 p m.
Saturdays leave Seattle $50 a. m. s;1
r. m. y. IN.
Sundays leave Seattle $50 a. M, Z y. mi
arrive Seattle g.iB a. m, 4 D. m, Fare &c.
Freight bae ton, Columbia NJ. .Greyhoundl
wharf Capt Chas. Madison. master.
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FOR ANACOHTES FAIHHAVE%.
WHATCOM AND BLAfSE~Ste9rner
GEORGE l.. STARR leaves Central dock.
Seattle AZ p. m Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. Returning. leaves Wnateorn
AZ ) p. ~. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
Ia CONNER TRADING & TRANsPoR-
TATIoS CO., owne.ss Te.egheas. Main
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TIME CARD No. Z.
DoDWELL a. CO, .LTD.--vICTORfA
ROUTE.
STEAMER VICTORIAN"
EFFECTIVE MONDAY. OCTOBER
3, 1883.
FOR VANCOUVER. II. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

Ao"ilians .''''' -.'s'.'''s's'..'..''na MASTER
Leaves Yesier wharf every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday AZ y. m,
Arrives Vancouver 10 a m. following
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday. Thur
DAP and Saturday At >. m
Arrives at Seattle az 10 a. m. foiiowing
Connects At Vancouver with c. p. H.
trains Tor all points East. and with steam
erA fot SanaimQ, Conox, Victoria, Se~
Westminster and Texa5a ialana ports.
Freight VII not he recsiysa At Seattle
after p "a. on day Of hsiAns-
For freight q passage sppg az the q.
Ielephone, Rec Lesl
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertruds leaves city dock
rsidniKht for port ToWnEsHd. Port wa
hans, .Sgngene&s. Port Angeles. Port
Nsah nay. Returning. leaves Port Anss.
at 5 a. "a leaves port IoWnssisd al -
stsameT Garland saves cits deek. Mon
days, "wednesday and Fri4NTa AZ " mid
nlght for Port townsena. Port Williams.
DunKenass. Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning. leaves Port Angslsa al a m.
on Monday. Wednesday, and Fridays.
leaves Port ToEnReHd at II g m. arrives
Teleph9ns, Main GA
CAPT. J. r. thompson. ManaEsr.
THE FAvuRiTE Z, s. mai. STEAMER
STATE OF WASHINGTON
Has uow resumed her regular run be-
swssa SEATTLE, Everett, AnacQTtss, Fair
haven and WhAtcon, daily except HAtsr-
day AZ 70 ., m. from FsAiar wharf
This palatiai and popular steamer 70
guas from the hands % the shlgwrigbi,
rnacnlnlRt aud decorator. ard In sy.fEd44
conditions for this seasons business.
Elegant sGaterooHls &ad cuisine the best.
The travelling public can noN be assured
Of rapid transit and quick dispatch -
freight the state" being the only daily
boat on the Seattle W la tCom route
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO,
Phone. Main 81. Iegier wharf
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. SOC:
round trip. SIC.
Landing a; White Star dock. foot a
Spring street
Telephone. Main 6aS.
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IF.AWf.ft y IIN IfnMf sON,
dock, foot OF Main street. Sundays, Tues.
days and Thursdays. at IL o'clock mild
night. for Port Townsend. San Juan is-
lands and New Whatconn. Returning,
leaves New Whatcom Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at a. m. ]. II
Thompson. Manager Owner. Lilly. Bo-
gardus n Co., Agents. City dock Teis-
phone Main 81.
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily, except Sunday, leaves for Tacomo
and Olympia at 7 a. m.
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srATTLr a EvERET~r NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MUITNOMAH
Daily, except Sunday, leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at / p. IN.
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NEW YORK. GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY.
Anchnrfs. Noon. April ii Ethiopia. :. Neon. May II
c. u Rome. Noon. May 81 FurnsAsia. Neon, May 10
Astoria. .,................ June July H. August "a
City q Rome.......s... June Juno 10 ssrtssnter Z
Furncsss. ............. .Juns r. duly gs, September
RATES QUOTED To PARIS pIREcT.
Or with tour embracing Scotland England and
Ireland. Herths must he reserved foe hess
accommodation Apply 10 any a cur oSal agents ~
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Isa Jackson boulevard. Chicsao. III
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STEAMER A. n. ROBINSON.
Earrtifa1s II Z Mall

on Port orchard and Fort Washington
st south Beach. Burchen. Brick yard.
Bremerton. Y. s. Navy Yard, sidney.
b. m. arrives Seattle at 4 y. IN. II. ~.
Robinson, master Liliy. Hogardun a Co..
agents. Telephone. Main 81.
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teriay for q cup given by Carl ". ne SllVHSr'
l. WAS A DOGGY handicap ut eighteen holes. W
Fowler won, with {. A. Gardner ssconi, The
nfieen carls turned IN were:
u ~
Result. OF Many Games Played Yesterday
-tiussip.

AUGUSTA. April The champions spent
their last DAY Ia the far South To good ShNan-
taer. The nnal practice game was snappy and
repleto with ser ~sational batting and fielding,
The Augusta Yannagans made u commenda-
Die effort TO land II. but a grand batting rally
by the regulars In the lucky" seventh nearly
smothered their modest score. Young Howell
was in the box for the lesser lights and seemed
70 be working for the glory OF a shut out.
and M TO that fatal inning he succeeded
brilliantly. The regulars had pade but four
base hits N him ~ Ia that time and these were
scattered through a. many Innings. HIS white
wash brush seemed 10 be work lng well,
Dunn's fur BILE OF Jpne2S ho' Rround"r AZ The
opening 81 the seventh wa the cue thar started
the regulars. The next four ineiI singled Ia
the most profitable ruu-getting fashion, Then
on" hand fled out, bur "A rIVlr and two singles
materlalized before the second OUT. was scored
Threo more singles and u hi by Pitcher were
registered before the side was retired.
The club will leave here tomorrow on the, 8
O'Clock Southern limited. They will mako
their first stop at Washington and play three
exhibition games at the latter city. Then Bal
timore will have a chance 70. see the two
superba teams play. They will be IN Balti-
more on THURSDAY and Friday and return
home Saturday. The score:
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Baseball Notes.

HAVANA. Aprl 2.-Thc Cubsn Y Giants had =
picnic here J-day IN beating the Independent, uy -
tot.
ST Louis, April Pitcher Peter Mcbride was
Internationally released by Manager Tebesu Inis
afternoon
LEXINGTON, Va. Apri 7-Washlugton ard l..
7 diversity whS DEBATED Ou 'hcii own grounds to-day
rs he cadet, Of the Nlrgigia MU3tATy n ,t'utc ~ a
score II ~ g. l.. II II thiftern years since tbt latte
won a game from their rya.s.
PHILADELPHIA, April Thu Philadelphia club,
sniff no Into Two Trans, opened The season bore This
afternoon before s.S person. The rrguiar, u-i
rlsyrd at every point TIT Yam ganS uu1'r the
t~,rI,'on Of Ch'rhcr Douglas. DriahI'ty made TX
hi, out Of a. many time, az bat The score Reg
lArs. II. IanniganS, Q
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,,u. zimmerman Defeated.

Gus zimmerman. the weN.known rife shot,
who has won scor'- - medals here and abroad,
was defeated Nv DR. ". q Hudson, President
Of the Manhattan Rife club, IN a match at
Grernyl.e {. y. J.. yesterday Afternoon. They
used a mountaineering '1rget and were 70
mike 100 shot, IN less than An hour. HUDSON
sfartoi N IN he 'eti AMI was never hrl ted.
winning ~ "A .r,r" ~ -.w'l 70 l."i II I'J"
o. Hartford wa H." referee. The sore, H.
ten shots follow
r.,.u -',!. 81. g. -. .Is. 2ia. I'll. .05.
.Ia -.H r.'H Of Tine. a3ia minute
TuurFmAH. l,S .u4 : i7I. 80, ia lDI
~, 1875. IgI T.',I ly.p lint. asi7 inmates
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Ub.p the Brooklyns VIII Play at Home.

The Brooklyn club. when they have com.
pletsd the games at Baltimore and Washing
ton, will return TO Brooklyn. and open NJ at
Washington Park on April IA. The FIRST game
will be with the Eastern League team Of Mon
treaI. On April Is. the Brooklyn nine viii
tack IL the Columbia College boys. IL the latter
can cancel a small gam they have arranged
Tor that date. On the l7th they will play the
Mauhattars. AMI on the lay following the re-
serve players called the Augustus will line IN
against The champions. Tim burst will
referee ali these gaines President Ebbets an
nounced asst nignt that bon l"ager and Nops
Wi! JOin the team az Washington.
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Anew aam and indIg!dqs! h'ga 'cor, record was
established IN the Wh2ls.al' Drrs Ir9d' ASSo.
a, Rr!d, aucSs y-,,,,tay s]N"fnoSn. Ia. I'VE men
talylug 0S6 In The nr,t game. OF which Howe secured
40, topping Huddimsn's total BY four pins The
scores
Dodre q olco,i-Howr. :!S, Ely, ls4 Ola, iaA;
Mere. & co. Darius, 1876 Doulh, isi; Irroach.
Isl; Helh', iis, Robertson, l7a. TOtAl, So.
sRDpSD GAME.
Hopping. Ia; Hither,, ie6 Judge, ~: Total 75S.
Nero 4 CO ,Da;!g,: tS Dou!r, ,pS, Ii'aeA'
THIRD ANR
Srahlrv & John Snr ID YsNtr. lB SAyfe, ile.
H%ps A. %l'nrt, i's jutss, 1873, T@,A,; ~
rirjch' le,: K1idlmaa, no, Total 7Jo.
National Lead company Sil'lrd, IA; saunter..
l25 { i: Meek, 100 Ksmb'. .7'RP Meek, 1872.
Hopper. Is4 litt.Il, $50, Smith, 10 Total. IA
National l-,a cG S5Sgn es s,ai5ra. 49,. s.spd,,.
~ c I Meek, Ii'. KeinbI', i2' R'P Meek 10.
nI nr,.f TSP R' S,p 4 &C. b. .H 2sn 10. ~ 4o.. poi ~. 1877
r. ". Robinson : S2a k.nhaQ ls; Esn' ,lai,
"I,.se. Dsyi, ( e. Manager. 100; bofsn, 900;
B,Akr, lIs Bruun, 2lS carr, iJs, Total, Sca.
p.ctSd double d,isst IN The Brooklyn Geimania toui.
nameut on Friday might. Tho scores
TRsT GAMF.
rs fi2 YPSrwy l Ss'S% XII. 20, 4iSella,I. 'sSiSi 0''''''o
Whtc HouSe NdrA-vs. 1872, \ SEtdmore 40;
S5;7.''' 1919 '"''"-'''' -''' '''''Sn' 100 '''1'.
,Fs0Sp CAVE
prosp,ry-Iismm-r zoe LEU I52 BrscAb1ld.
~ H4strr. lsl; WI l64 iual, So.
AZ. !1-Gahu. %. H-rGt't, l5s. Pi-nst"in, los.
wehgep'eld l7J Brr,Eausr lel. rotai. S:5
TEIVu ZANE
Apollo Cam. lss. R,uucrI 1856 P'~gS'r.n. 1913
Wrrgsafrld 80 b-c'raurr, ~ Total. -
spencer. iBS ! SEldnO,r. l.s. i,ntl-E, 100 ToIa,.
~
Ia tie Arlington League series on Friday night.
he Favor'-. lp,' two game O. 'ar ] r.Dtsth rE
Wy tam IN, 'cJf',
T'RST GAM
Tqrouf HtpgeiI". If.lrr. 900, Sl'gStr ls'.
sam. me-. Sctrrrr. 49, H'a knaa, e. smith. lo5.
rs,ru'rn C.g'up-'Rqt're'rs G'soe!Aag,
20. ~ Arnold. Is3. rOta. si,
SprONU GANE
F,voh,-- FLogri Ial IrpgrI. ~ st.rg.f. -,
S.luI Nv. >eBsrrr TOO Br.HAman. 'ni smith ia2.
arn,s,n C.o,ur, Gl-b.lrsr.. 50 Iauos-, iSS.
r.l,. o.. frNtn, .52 urE. ".. >. ltIi'IbgrG
IT,. arnold 10 IolaI. J2'
Tnr closi. : sAms. 3. ~ National Lazy" inuTrA
men, sric yay, 81 on FgaGy o. rAt a. Steu : slcys
Ihs MetropotiAns won tAs art yflr, COrinIhi Ans sec.
ond. Kings county tara An,ricA, sidelA and
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Nes,New YORK : C. ". Poughke.psie. a. Wee
FmGiresv vs.. Everett college, nj East Nev YORK.
DIympiA> VS. tlty Lane. ~ WpOdhaEen.
sicily ". Nag!eT \. c., at SErlIy,' grounds
HoboRer +. {. y. Dewey a. G., at West Hoboken
lnyluclb,ss ". bronx jr,, At / Ordham.
81. Louis ". polis, a. 81. Louis.
cadet 4. 4. v N'ms al FlyetV oud PARK.
carson 4. c. vs. Tiger \. c., at jersey City.
seneca> W. Young Washingtpns At Port Morris.
IsROG ". Me \. c., al ildgewOOd.
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uONORS GO TO TRAVIS.
.,,s DOTGIAs FOR THE ALLAN
bh, rITr COUNTRY CLUB CUP.
.,o,on'. Good Golf Daring IN. Week
Li." Him q FRvorito Brownelrs
N',c,p-yardon wins Two" best BRlr'
n"".. Prom Yale Men Mt New Hsv~n.

MATCHES I'"'
.-,,.-rc CRY. April Am immense throng
80 ,u.sts and society people visited the
hno.' ~ country Club links this afternoon
III. Gnal match Tor the Country Club
"'s.,re.n Walter J. Travis. captain u the
eip r,y Go,i Club. and Findlay 5. Douglas.
u'r.y, ampion Of America. They
s' .,,h beaten their opponents III
n' ..ni-ansls In the morning and
.rs news reached Atlantic City
WI Tr.vis and Douglas we're to meet In the
!" ,,,,d the trains came out 10 the inks
n 10 down with golf enthusiasts. Douglas
w. .,g ,~nvori,e. a. he had been playing good
N, ~ week, but Travis had many strong adj
" .a,. And nj. victory BY 4 up and ? to play
no ~snrpr's. to them. while they won many
Ca, BY back ing their faith In his ability to
Th.- - was a good crowd present In the morn.
,.,,o ssa the sami-fnals as the weather was
A.. and the most IDEAL for golf that they had
49,, favored with during the week. Dough-,
800 IKE. yhirlwind and not only beat Nc.
r.,,y By Sup and 5 to play. but established
~ amateur record for the course Of 80. the
"A record having been 81. The gallery"
...ed 10 pick this match as the
.,sr event Of the morning and they got
. r,,e treat In the form OF brilliant amateur
,oIi McCavley put I'd a stubborn game at the
.,,,, and At the md OF the first seven holes
bsnSlas ed by only 2 W. After that, howeyer.
tns eI champion had matters pretty much his
ne vav amt the match terminated at the
sssIteep,h hole. McCawley won only one hole
Ssrire he contest, which was the tenth, when
he vas down IN the par golf OF 8. The bye
~ ware I'eyri OUT, a. their scores also
.nrrt.I In tie handicap. The score for the
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Iien,. Glhson,. Gonh Dsthr Trinl.

LOUISVILLE. AVril The fastest prep a
the season was done To-Day whom G.. II smith
Derty candidate. Lieut.. Gltsrn. wa Worke
ont, mile and an eighth n Ji Tho fret
r.., wa, run slightly better Thar | =, SON.
watches making j. ! ~. Irt.r W MINER =
.'ht IA TO- .I.2 W a.. Hh'lsj'7 gI''E-
for Vow irrh The training tt the Downs ht.
nut thr -.rigE 10 grna- sll.". WIN T"r - e.-
TREY satisfied with the WyrE done here, Pa
Dunno - q so preparing - leave next week.
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Club run. scheduled FOR to-day are.
Chess In London.
srriqI Cab'e D,,raicN = THE SUI

Special CGb's Ds,-4tch 3 THE SLN.
LoHDox. April The aeroud round OF the
tournament unier the auspices o. the civ q
Ioua.a Choss CUbwls played Yesterday even
ing and concluded carly this morning Fol-
,ow.n. arr the results Bla"ktUrre beat Jones.
Tc!chnann heat Ward. hunsb-r. beat Pass
more, Tlet."n heat Lomnn. Leo beat Physics.
while the game ho'wcnR Maion AMI Lawrence
was let uuAnisnei. Black burne also beat
Iomau 10 the a1.onrnai gam- from the arst
round.
TIE record M 20 date l. a. 'piiow-
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~ N'Tt Acting upon the example y
IN N'r- 10 IN, vicinity, the cadGlts ~
u.s., A'NF4r Colt Club to-day struck. for
sEl'f' e.- ia. "adi'rs. of whom ther"
. H.. g,Gl, wa,'-i until the Inks
w.. rayrl- and then they ag-
~. ''. the uo't Committee. and th",1
49, f. s. t..-
no L'r'F'"t, e.-" : gAt' q their wages raised
L'''- ne Lr'y" 20 strike AMI were tins
or's,' ~ 'h- bunch. tut now wr'y" made up
A., y - 1ni emmy kid that cares a rag
-" u. k'f or t-Ss than 10 cents or cleans
H. = '"f IS han - cents vii. be iucSet IN
u,., Tr..'ea refused the demands of the
s',s,-' "! Hey lat on the fences all the
us rlG the Play 49,, who carried
o., ~. aud ran after the balls, Sew
Ss,. ,tI7 who a'temrtcd 20 return 20 work
m. ,NHI"Nh INTO a brook which runs through
"A'' v'hers were set upon ami beaten.
sssH HAVEN, Aprii DOGGY figures were
Ss,1o, Va. % he best form. II the morning
L ualshei 2 w against the best bal ot
Moor ihlyers and 4. T. Dwight and in the. after
paved against the beat ball OF J.. VI.
nSi I. Hitchcock. Jr. and won again.
"'upaad< to play. yardon said the putting
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BnsI, v, hrril Z 4 meet NJ % nor" show
exhibitors was he i AZ the Tuilerie- .as' n ght
aud Il was decided ~ hold an op-n ar hor~-
show IN boston az the Charles iHyer Park the
first week IN June. immediately following the
Cnlntry Club races.
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" ''ANr 'Nf ff@S
IN addition TO the semi-fnals and finals for
the elher three cups there was an eighteen.
hos handicap. which was won by W, Browuell
o, Providence. who also won the cup IN the
third set. James A, Tying winning in the
second division and I. {. Ennover in the
fourth summary follows:
Country Club Cup-Seml. fnais-W alter j Travis.
Gs'tea Cly beat toward A.. Colby. Essex County,
ty : W and 8 n play fintlsy ) Douglas, Fairfield
tcuriy b,at v u N~cCsvley. Merton Cricket by 8
70 srd , " play
INA. Tray., k,, Dougias By 4 up and !, TO play
Strord euI-Sen nnals-HR Sweny, Albany
Country. bat !. L. Porter. ~FdgewOrth, by ! W;
.ane, 4 Tying BaliuSUl. beat +. II. Bohlen. Phils
trlphia country, by I up and } TO play.
fiRAl-TyEg teal Sweny, by up.
IAid C4p-Nenln HAl,-W Brow nell. Washington
Col cab. teal . H.rsch. Lakewood, by Iup aud 1
" play +. Marsellu', Nutley, be at J. K Ryle, North
Jersey Country Club. BY ! up In 20 holes.
Ffn6l-BTOxnel beaI MaIsellus, by ! up In 70
holes
fo''1 Cup-Semi- enal, VIC. Fownes, Jr, Pits
burg &c Il Ntrrll. Atlantic City, by ! up and }
nplal ! c. Ennovet, Aontelair. beat o. Gates.
NaSsg Country, by 2 up.
FthA-Ennoyer beat Fownes. by up and , 10 play
The scores In the handicap compitition were:
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The go,, rlayed by Walter j., Travis and
iowa \. Co,hy va not quite 60 brilliant hut
y was 'a-' ,uOugh for Travis to. win without
INV grea, eyartion. They were the first t. get
svsy and lei the procession over the links.
1ofy MT ~ a rtiti game at the start,
having the frat three holes in DOGGY 1glres.
Tray. broke the ice az the 'ourth. hole, which
he won 10 4to5 They both had hard luck
With The bunksrs going Tor the 'iith hole.
which they hslved In :. Playing the sixth hoe
Coity Ct within two inches 81 the rim Of the
eur on hi- third. but when Travis went down
IN 3 from a .Dug Tut from cf the green Colby
Amply wanta all 70 pieces and Travis won the
tsSt 'hree holes with the utmost ease, leading
By u NJ the turn. The best. Colby could do
was 10 ha'ye the tenth hole 10 3. and the match
,r1ed a, the twelfth, with Travis the victor by
I'm ana 8 10 play. Their cards were:
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RICHMOND. April Two events IN the
Jr'iu rlnr,lay were p'ayri Of tins after
noon. vi Morgan won. the driving contest
Gun ty sending three ba. is with y oound-,h at A
Morgan tiei with /. " Tower Of the LAKESIDE
with a 500. - o. ~ for eighteen hoie- The
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