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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

The Formula Tor u Polttice that WON.
draw all NickeCness oft OF the Body To-
ifie. lie had I large snow-white- Ito
plan Scheme for turning the Rascals out
and filling all The Offices with pale Chaps
who wore Specs and talked gra1nma lcal-
Is.
TO the Coiiegian, seated among his Sofa
Pillows and twanging the Banjo IL lie
Cleaning this whole Business Of refc.al-
ing the Universe is as simple as A. g., C.
me first thing to Go is to Educate the
3 Masses. After that, inGuce Business Men
to ATTEND Primaries and take an interest,"
in Ward Politics. Then fill all the Minor
Ornccs with learned Gentlemen OF un1il-
pefclable Character, and there YOU ire.
The Gradute delivered Il good hard
Roast on the respectable Stay-as-jioItes.
He struck straight from the Shoulder az
the Prominent Citizen who IS 50 nu:y
with his Income that he refuses to stt
out and give his Time and Mone:1 10 lie
glorious Work of Municipal Reform.
TOLD HIS PLANS.
When he returned Horne h. tod his
8 Father all about his Plans for redeeming
4 the City and State.
Forget it,'' said his Parent. ''Chi elk
st, Take something for it.
Il have fitted myself for n Career.'
said the Young Man. Il am away tip n
Tariff Reform. The Law OF Surely and
Demand is simply Nuts for me-. can se-
peat the Constitution with my eyes shut.
and can quote John Stuart Mill l;y the
f Yard. Ii is n Shame 10 smo-ler t:llse
: gilt-edee Talents in a ManIfa :tuling
/ Business. The University Mal owes ..
certain Debt to Society
You net he does said the Old Cen
tlenan. warmly. And if he doesn't
mind his Ps and Q'*s. Society will throw
him down and choke him and take it
away from him
You don't seem 10 bank very mucl, on
zJnselfish Patriotism. said the Son.
yen are the Type Of Commercial Cynic
that ] wa1looed so har6 i'll my Grafton.
Personally. you wouldn't blow a Safe or
c,irnl, a Porch. and yet YOU refuse to
Buckle on the Arlmar and attack the
B9orces OF Evil. If you don't want TO
fight the Battle OF the People. at least
you might stand Oh the Siae-Iines aad
s. root Tor Honest Government.
HAD TRIED IL
Il rooted for one o. two Campaigns, y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
German
Farmers for
The South.

Professor Dewar of Cambridge. tbs
newly-elected president of the British AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement OF Science.
especially distinguished himself by tbs
discovery of a process for the .ieustae-
ton OF hydrogen = -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

with black chantilly lace. The deep
yoke is CT yellowish lace, laced at the
top with black velvet ribbon. The
c}1elnisette, or plastron. is of plated
tulle. The cravat is. of lace. a. rutfle OF
the same finishing the sleeves at the
elbows The 1corslet girdle is of chine
silk. Dordered with black velvet. Tie
skirt is finished at the bottom with mar
row rufI,es OF the matcrial.-Chic Paris
len.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Georgia's
Pensioners,

increase of $4,000 over the amount appro-
priated for The current year. Total num-
Der of pensioners on the roll is given as
14,415, OF whom 9,s12 are veterans and the
others widows. The list continues to grow,
in spite of the care in sitting applications.
OF the 6,127 filed this year 3.2l were re-
jected showing that unworthy appiica-
tons are not wanting even in connection
with u pension system small scale
and where no question OF politics IS in
volved Since the State began paying pen
sions, in 1879, the sum of $, 904, 80 has been
disburSed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Governor jerks having
No
Exploration

10. eTIOEa JSlisSE itIbNt.-So
No been criticised for sending
r.. a company OF State troops
EApiaI d.ion to st. Clair county to pro
Necessary. tect Sheriff North on his
trial Tor the protection CT
e nc gro in his possession ard threatened
by MOB violence. in which a member OF
the mob was killed By a guard, the Gov
ernor makes a statement defining his
responsibility. and concludes by saying:
IF had suffered; Sheriff North TO come
to harm it would have been notice to
the sherifs that the Governor OF the.
state was prepared to desert them IN
their troubles The Governor really
gives too E1ucIl dignity to the criticism,
there being. OF course, Information in his
possession that Sheriff North needed the
protection of State troops. II is too
we'll known that a Governor is sworn to
enforce the laws. and when he Is given
sufficient Information to warrant the in-
tervention of his authority 1t would be.
criminal to hesitate. ;Iob law is In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

The September Forum
The Model contains an ntsea ,. .i5,s i,
i0~n OF Anderson county, S. c.,
P.izer. where 5000 operatives are
employed. The author of
the article. Mrs. Leonora Beck Ellis, Of
Atlanta, calls Pezer model factory
town and gives many interesting parttcu-
lars. The community has 5000 inha bitants,
but is a proprietary town controlled by
the Pelzer Company. 1t has q system OF
graded schools with an attendance OF 500
children, who are taught free Of cost. The
company furnishes a lyceun, with a
library of 5000 volumes, besides free lee
lures on history, travel and popular
science and occasional concerts. There are
wheelnens and other athletic clubs and
other things for the comfort and enjoy
ment of the people. They have neat cot
tages and are encouraged to plant flowers
by an offer OF prizes for the best display
The leading store. with a capital of $50. 900.
is largely owned by operatives. and they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

a Charleston Is. c. 'i'-
croots patch says: Confidence
Invade - 80, :. harvest from EX-
Charleston. position crowds, have ar
rived in Charleston, tie &C
vance guard being strongly represented
The police department is at work on some
plan by which the crooks can DE Exp.
under surveillance and driven our, pul
extra forces will have to be employ Gu
The sharpers here are spying OFT Tue
land for their confederates who VIII lo.-
low later, and the matter is one Wh!ch
will give serious trouble to the eau+..erl-
ties At the exposition grounds there
will be a special detail Of detectives ara
secret officers, but in the city the:e VIII
be need of a larger force OF men TO
keep track OF the thieves and Elckpock-
cts. Charlestons reputation here.os2re
has been rather soft, anc an ineXpe aenc-
ed police department has not been aple
to cope with the sharpers. Sun, the
conditions for dealing VIA the Hght-hh-
gered craft will be improved TINS WINTER,
and little show will be given the crooks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Convict
Labor.

Grafton. The results from them have
been so satisfactory that the State pro
poses to buy d2,OC0 additional acres to be
devoted to g, like purpose. Last year the
farms were worked at q profit OF OYER
$1O0.0GC The effect of the system, too.
upon the prisoners has been most graft
flying. They are healthier, more easily
handled. and altogether as ccntcnded 90
people could be under such circumstances.
Indeed. the only shadow in the picture
is how the convict production of cotton
may ultimately affect the market price
of that article. AS it is, the quantity
raised by this means is so small that
it has not yet ir.luenced the market rate.
But as the State is going into the business
on a larger scale and some counties have
also adopted the idea, sooner or later
this phase os the question must present
itseIf-New Orleans states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
We $4,000 on deposit in savings bank

Georgia will need an APP
preparation of sS25,09o next
year to meet the claims of
the Confederate pensioners
whose applications have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

The anti-pis.oi-carry!ns
Til. Aati. crusade promises to extend
-. over the entire South. The
risto. Chattanooga, Times and the
Crusade. Nashville American follow
ed the Commercial-Appeafs
lead in its efforts to produce an enforce
n1ent Of the law against ristol-toters. IN
Arkansas the Democrat OF Little Rock
has already aroused public sentiment
against the evil. Now comes a report
from Mississippi that the good work Is
being pushed in lat State, The Com
mercial-Appear's correspondent at Jack
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Another
Monument,

figure of Confederate soldier huSginS
the flag to his heart with his left arm
and in his right nand holding a broken
sword. In the background IS dis
mantled cannon, with other insignia OF
war. The title is Gloria Victis GLORY
in Defeat.'' The cost is s5,oos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Preparations are,now ac-
Reception 'iseis IN presssss tos ..,ts
OF Grea. inc drv-dock which is now
Drydock. on its way from Baltimore
to this port A s published
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

bought by Messrs. w. r. and J. L. Sni-
der, two blind young mell, who have two
blind brothers. a, widowed mother and two
sisters dependent upon their efforts. Al
though blind, they believe they are capa-
BILE Of editing a readable paper. They
shrink at tile idea Of accepting aims. and
intend to make enough money out of the
Banrer for the support OF the family
Tsnnille (Eal News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

4 Mobile paper reports
German that a colony OF German
Farmers for farmers IS 10 De planted a,a IN m
The South. an early day. II is 10 he
hoped that this will prove
merely the beginning OF a movement OF
German aSriculturiEts into this section Of
the country. Heretofore most CT these
desirable immigrants have gone west.
Until there IS an atmosphere OF ..Deutscf,-
land about Chicago, NtilwauSee and
so.ae other OF the western cities and
towns. We would Ike to see some hun
drsd thousands OF them come to Georgia,
where there is abundant room and land
FOR them. The Germans make good citi-
szens and good re!shbors. and after they
have lived here short while they be-
come as good Americans as are those ma
tive to the soil.-Savannah News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Mr. John F. Allen has
Two sold out the Glascock Ban
Blind ,atar s1 So 81 ~ n nai,s ,.'I
Editors pecIally to newspaper
rnnn ,ri,a .ra..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Mississippi IS apparently
making good progress in
soIving the problem Of how
to pro:itabIy employ con-
Wet la1or. It has twelve
Io,.@,o ooY+1r rarr,,C IN on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27


da and Gulf Coast Railway COMPANY.
The capital stock is 100000. The in
generators are all prominent citizens of
Chicago. The railroad 70 oe operated hy
this corporation viii be constructed from
Fort Pierce in Brevard county. to FInta
Rassa. in Lee county. and viii be about
$50 miles long. he road will run through
Rrevard. Osceola, De Soto ard Lee coun-
ties.-kissimmee CTla.) Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

;. Jefferson Davis Chapter,
Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, Of Galveston. Texas,
has decided to erect in that
city a monument to me
Lost Cause rrhe Dlan is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

How. TO DO IT
..Welcor1e to the Club he said. and
then he called UP the House. we are
always glad to find 4 Money Guy VINO
wants to get into this Game, With that
Front of yours. YOU can ketch the Swell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
New Railroad

The name OF the new
ecu railroad which is to cross
the Kissinlmee river from
Punta RasseL IA Fort IIay-
erx is the. Southern FEori-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

The Graduate said he was keen to study
the Problems at close range, 50 he took q
letter, of Introduction 10 Old Dinlle.
The Boss OF the Ward greeted him
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
DEL MAR PARK OPENED.

st. Louis, July 1.-The formal opening to-day of
Del Mar Park. controlled by Titles. Adler & Cola
was not marked by the eclat usually accompanying
the throwing open of the gates of racecourses for
the first time. The torrid heat. unpretentious
card and the remembrance of Saturdays imbroglio
at the Fair Grounds raCetreck all served TO keep
down the attendance. Results:
First tseline furonFs>-71Sin, qs "a Weber,
70 J. won: Jungau ~ coNeilp, To second Colonel
Stone eS kuhn). IS to =. third Time. :03
Second race selling; mile ana twenty yards)-E1a
Rile: 100 dale. II 70 =. won: Prince Stonmouth
% Eeil1 10 to second: Sylvan. 1o2 Barnger). to l.
30 Third race pure five and half furlong Gallagher
FS ttiivens II to Miss Wandelohr 1O2 tONeilD
1:09i..
Fourth tseing: six furongs,-sue Johnson, JOG
Daiel TO , won Matt Hogan l04 Gimore). >.
1:I6l.
g Fi:th race Che Del Mar InauguraI Handicap: value
SlM.' one mla-Ellnk: 100 CA Weber,: 10 TO !, won:
Ehe Wheat 100 ONeln 10 10 3. second: Peter DUryea.
% tstockwep - to l. third. Time 1;42'.-
sixth race selling mile and seventy yRrds)-Beana.
vol d)alNl. 6 to Amelia Strahmore CGivensl,
Time, i:47
seventh tPurse; and half furlonCs-Brulare
l0I tO'NeD. even. The Grantor. DALE 70 J.
second Miss Mae Day (GiImoreC to j. third
Time,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
RAIN AT CHICAGO

Chicago. July IA terrific ranstolm came up
just in advance of the first at Washington
Park to-day and the result that thousand or
more people got more less OF a ducking in going
from the cars to the stands. Track heavy Sum
marieS:
First race purse 5000 six furlongs)-Etucate 20 It.
Knight 10 l. three and half lengths; Fleuron.
Jos Domniclo. % l. third: Emma G l., 99 Ransch,.
l. third Time. 1:I72s.
Second Gor year-olds; purse 5000: five
longs)Sr Oliver. los OomEicll). g. won by four
lengths: Jaubert. lis CVanduzen) second Evening
Star. 115 Caywood,. - TO 1. third. Time. 1:O3ss.
Third purse $500; mile and furlong)-Ohnet.
1I2 sullivan. l. won by a neck: Crockett IO7
Dominica to second; Gawaine, 94 o. Martini.
third Time. l:5sts.
Fourth purse 5000; seventy yardsl-
Sam Fuller Io7 tSeel to l. by two lengths: Ter
(Meedb. u to l. third. Time. 4S%s
Fifth race for eyearolds purse $500; mile
Trinity Bell lo1 knight. to 2, by four lengths:
Conundrum 100 Csee,. 20 second Operator If2 a.
Mathews. i3 to 3 third. Time. 1:44%s
Sixth race (six furongs Tulla Fonso 11o Oomnicbl.
10 TO 1. by head Sede, 104 CWeed). second
Astor liz O3ulmanJ TO !. third Time. l:l9.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

Orange n. J.. July (SpeciaD.-The Middle States
champiot ship lawn tennis tournament opened here
this afternoon on the grounds of the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club Play began much later than ex-
pected because of the failure of some OF the ex-
perts entered arrive. The matches con-
tinued long the light lasted, however. and
considerable progress made in the opening
rounds of the singles
The doubles will open tomorrow. and probably
also tho womens singles. with a splendid entry,
including Miss Jones, Miss Atkinson and Miss
McAteer.
OF eighteen experts entered, the list including
Larned. Hobart. Wright. Stevens Davidson and
Clothier. The fortunes of the draw bring Hobart
and Clothier together this afternoon and Davidson
and Stevens, these experts having drawn against
each other in the first round.
Yesterday Wright had easy victory over a
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

A DvhRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The T-.sune
received at their Uptown once. No I.c42 Broadway
20 door north OF alst-st. until o'clock adverse-
ments received at the following regular
office O'Clock D. m. viz esi sth-ave $ a
cor 2Sd-st: l5a 6thave. 12thst. Macys. 6th-ave
and 14tst.: li2 Coiumbusave., West IC6
West 42dst.. 6h-ave.; isth-st.: wes,
42dst between 7th and sth 4Tth-st: s3s
3dave. between 10th and nth lo26 3d-avc. near
6lst-st: IToS lst-ave s0th-st: Tremontavs:
ESQ Sd .st-st: 654 3dave.; cl0
SO Bleecker-s
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

played to-day. and Dwight Davis and II.
Ward, the American players defeated Agger and
Simond by IS. GA, 6-4 In the singles champion
/.
A big crowd witnessed the play. Ward and Davis.
after a somewhat close first set. the subse
quent games easily In the singles. after the first
liked Doherty TO the general surprise, went all TO
pieces, and Gore took the championship honors In
some what hollow fashion.
The Americans, Ward and Davis. will play the
Dohertys for the doubles championship Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
LaCkawanna Railroad
GATSxILL MOUNTAINS 6 OTIS RAILWAY

' IA Catskil Mountain, Otis & CatskIu & Tannersye
Railways
summer liine Ia1le IN effect June 2fth
IDOL The FANOltlIE and DIRECT ROUTE to SUMMIT
Mountain Resorts. ~ az
Connections with. and through tickets for sale Via
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE. CATSKILI EVENING
LINE, NEW YORK CENTRAL and WEST SHORE
Ask for tickets via ca;skin. Baggage checked to
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
LAWN TENNIS.

TO MEET THE DOHERTYs TODAY
London, July 1.-The final round of the all comers'
doubles In the all-EngIand lawn tennis champion
ships. which began at Wimbledon last Monday,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. OF Chambers 81
as follows and : minutes earlier from ". 23d
oOo a m, DaiIy-Solid fer Buffalo.
Ringhamton. Wavery. Ein'ra and Bradford Coaches.
D,,lOr ar cafe dining Buffalo.
m.-Daly sundays - Bnghamton.
Owego. Waverly, EluiTa and Delaware Valley points.
Pullman Paror Daily Port Jervs and Monticello
Pullman Paror Cars
Ito o. m paiy.-ChicaEO Limted-Fast NaI-Solid
Chicago arriving 30 p m Arr Cleveland 80 a
u, Sleepers to Chicago, Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
-.:O p. Daily.-BufaIo and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 20 Jamestown 800 and Youngs
toWo 10 % m. Cleveland 49, Sleepers Buf-
ia and Cleveland C|fS
81 m. Daily.-Solid for BinEhamtOn. Waver-
Iy. Elmra. Chicago. SIsePers Buffalo. ChcsSo. Gin
cinnati Dining
FYNCKE.TS. local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
- ACCOMMODATIONS AT III ilS. 26l 500 and 1l59
Nr0adway ISL East Ia5th @73 I25th .
Chambers 22d ferries. New York; 333 and
Fulton BroadwSS. Brooklyn: I22 River St.
TIcboken. Jersey Station New Transfer
Co. calls checks bagsase estimation
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

Bay hly l. by Medder- Elusive; James Shields. s625
Geek jr . - ...., ,........ 500
Bay fy. l. by Meddler-Flitaway: ]. A Mackay..
Bay fy. l. by Meddler-Florrie; Shields 1.025
nllY l. bV lissak-(Ieisha; w. NJ Karrick.... 800
Bay colt l. by Meddlcr-Iizzie Montrose Shields 525
Bay fly !. by Lissak-Mede: 4. Mackay. 700
Brown colt. l. by IAssak-irincess Bowling; W. H.
Chestnut flly. l. by wadsworth-- Refine dor; T..
Hitchcock 500
Chestnut fly. l. by Meddler- -Ruperta Shields. l525
Triton h. C.. ?. by st. Sayor-Lady Longfellow:
NJ Ryan. 40
cock 100
nings " - 80 '' w. 700
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

local player, and Larned also beat another in easy
fashion These cracks confidently expected 70
meet in the final round at the end Of the week.
Ogden. Of Princeton met Forbes. an old Harvard
player. Yesterday. and an interesting match foi-
lowed. The younger players better condition told
heavily in his favor and he won in straight sets
The days scores follow:
Mems championship singles preliminary round)-B c.
Wright beat II. +. Romans. 6-i. C-l.
First round. Bramha beat Lawrence Grant, 2-e,
-, G-1; Montgomery ogden heat J. D. Forbes. g.
Go; .. + Watson. ir. heat L. u. Crane 3. G-2,
W. 4. Iarned beat Russell colgate g g: Tristan
Southcr beat Dudley BramhaN. &c. SC. Ct
END OF THE NEW-YORK L. T. g TOURNEY.
The last matches were played yesterday after
noon in the open tournament Of the New-York
Lawn Tennis Club. at the club grounds. one
hundred and twenty thrd-st and s.. Nichoas-hv
Only the finals OF the handicap and consolation
singles left from Saturday afternoon.
These matches were finished Yesterday afternoon,
both prizes being won by Calhoun CraEiH, OF the
West Side Tennis Club. The scores follow
Handicap singles (hnnl rodnd) Calhoun CraEn
beat Q. .. Kelley lowe half l5l. G-i. Ga G-l.
Consolation singles tnnG roundlCa!houH CrGgin beat
Robert Leroy. 90. 60 6-3.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

230 ,. m.
LACRossE.-Championship at Buffalo Exposition
LAWN TENNIS.-Middle championship Orange.
BASEBALL--Chicago IS. New-York. Polo Grounds 4
?. m. St Louis Brooklyn, Washington Park.
Brooklyn, p.
YACHTING.-Indian Harbor Yacht Club regatta.
PoLO.-Tournament a Cedarhurst, p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
5nmmcr Resort g5uioes.
BY the Ocean, Sound and Bay.
Swept by Prevailing Cool south Winds from
Ocean.

SUMMER HOMES. book descri6ne hotels -, an. and
House 120 952 (Easlc Bureau 1882 World Vaea
ton Bureaul. 1876 0ournal Resort Bureau, and l3sS
Broadway 95 Ssh 34th ST.. +. r.. and foot New
Chambers ST. 43 W 125,h New York: 333 Fulton
st. Eagle Summer Resort Bureau. lis Broadway, Brook
lyn. and l.. l. r. r stations in Bookyn or send DC
stamps TO H. Nj. SMITH General Passenger Agent.
i. i r. R. i. /. City. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

DR.. johnson and w. ID. Irvine did some good bat
ting for the steamship crickeers. the former get
ting . in the first innings and the latter ls not
out. in the second. The rest of the men, however.
gave little support. For the Manhattans the chief
scorers were: j. Jones, 30: w. Burrows. %. and G.;
W. Barnes and j. c.. Hunt 10 apiece The score.
s.. S. ETRURI.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHiA.
1880 T1SN $500. 900, vlGOD. so A. NJ, II 90.
so $500 % 10 t4OO Sr4OO. 30 $40 200. 1880
5000 Tte 25 T. NJ. 81 10 undt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
'.4SO +SCO |Il.5J a. Nj. 100, -13O. IS 40,
500. 200 Z. NJ. .i2 10 mdt
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Froun
Through 70 Point Pleasant 900. 1OOO 11GO A. NJ. 100
ECO as 4 so $50 r. W. Through Ocean Grove s 90
p. NJ Sundays. through 10 Pont Pleasant 1000 a. NJ.
100 400. 500 T. VI.
Ofaces: Liberty Ferry, south Ferry 113. 2s1. asa
1cOo 1874 R-wav 737 9Th - Union So
West I5S F,gt 125th St eTS West ST. Colurn-
hus Az New York: Court St 344. SEQ Fulton St.
T,rorkIvr Broadway, Williamsburg. New York Trans
fer 60 calls and checks baggage 70 destination
sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
END OF THE NEw-YoRK L. T. c. ToURNE-
CRICKET.

MANHATTAN CRICKET CLUB BEATS ETRU-
RIA TEAM.
The cricket team Of the steamship Etrura dis
ported themselves in the blazing yesterday at
Prospect Park. where they fell victims to the Man
haitian Cricket Club by innings and &c runs
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
new YORK CENTRAL,

saturdays only. SLafy except Saturday and Sunday.
HARLEM DIVISION
field; Saturdays only. 2-45 P. NJ: Sundays only al
Pullman cars on all through trains:
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices az 11S. 26 AIS and 12l6 Broadway. .
Union w, 275 Colt nbus Ave. 1888 West 125th St.
ST. Ssth Stations. New York S3S and I26
Fulton ST. 1O4 Broadway F. D. Brooklyn
Telephone street, New Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
T. s. BIODGETT. GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
GtcdmhoaIs.

BOSTON g NEW ENGLAND Points.
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL. RIVER LINE. Via Newport and Fan River
Leave Pier 10 " r.. Warren St. Weekdays and
Sundays at $50 p. n Steamers PRISCILLA AND PCRi
TAN. Orchestra each. -
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Providence-Ieave Pier is
~. r. Of Murray St, Weekdays only at o Z. NJ
Steamers PLYMOUTH Cf7-sNECrICUT Orchestra on
y. r.. foot OF Spring St: Weekdays only at $50 P NJ
SteGmers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE -
NORWICH LINE. via New Iondon,-Leave Pier 80
~. r.. Spring St. Weekdays only at $50 p NJ
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN I.INE--Fronl Fer 20 r X; fnot OF PeeS
500 p NJ RICHARD PECK 1900 Midnight Sundays,
CHESTER CHAPLIN leaves $3.50 \. 81. Returning
New 315 2. VI A delightful Sunday trip
oil lav Long Island Sound.
Note.On July 4th steamer Will leave y. Y at $50
A. NJ. instead Of T. NJ
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
INDEPENDENCE sTEEPLECHAsE WEIGHTS.
HORSES FROM MR.. WHITNEY'S STABLE
SOLD

number of racehorses and yearlings belonging
TO w c. Whitney sold at auction yesterday
Sheepshead Bay Those bringing $500 or more
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

'Threw Jockey.
stort good. Won driving
RACE-For three -year-olds and upward hhnoi-
cap. and three furongs
C IL Mackey's br. Kanara. BY Candle
rns-Balaklsva. 10 10. codonD IL Out
C. W Bairds b. c. Arden. by Fabulous y y =
or charade-Fath, 80. lcochranl II o-o
F Provoste b. n. I-atson By knight OF :.
Eilersie-Spaidie. SO. Usomanelp Il %
Humboldt, 81 ichaelsl y
Time 2:2015.
Start good. Won driving