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" HlTE WAISTS
Just IN Time for The
Fourth

At ase- white Lawn Waists. with
nuc tuckH aud hsmHtitebod Guns
aud front PLATE another with
broader tueku and handkerchief
front
AT 81. b0-TWa styles on india tlnon.
uue with tueks aud embroidery IN
Hoftlon. another has a large sail.
or cellar. with lace insertion aud
rdgIuK.
AT siBs-Of India Linon. with hcm-
stitched tuUka aud four rows Swiss
insertion. another with two IOWA
uf silk embroidered insertion Ia
tght and dark hiuu aud lavender,
AT St.aa- Ot white Lawn one style
with iurha. pointed front piait
edged with nnr Val lace. rows ~
pearl buttons, another with tuoiSs
and four rows Nalcncienncs inHer-
ton
Ar SIS Fine white Lawn. the
whole front ~ NHloneiennea ana
embroidery Insertion another with
hemutitched and tucked sailor
collar lace Insertion and cdainK.
AT t85baOf india Linon. with bo-
ioru. the whole front II nne tuckn
and embroidery Insertion,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BA fgAiHB IN second hand house.
hold goods coil at Red Front fufs
uiture company. We can give you
hne secondhand cook stoves bed
room Gets. carpets. They look as
good NJ new for half the HDusB.
10 ana ~ Second eYen - soutH.
TIE cheapest place - get gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
oil is az Olympic OH 20. OF Third
avenue. Tel. Aain, a1i. burner
Sasoline stoves. tfg9. gasoline.
81 10 for 2 gallons.
CLAM BAKE At ALzKf SUNDAY
Boats leave every hour from Colum.
hia dock Round trip. zSes child
rem. i5c.
ALI Ksntuckiann Interested ln fhf
Organization Of Kentucky club
call az room Is. Arlington hotel. 81
mail name and address.
ii - - - -
e. month. practice n required. on.
pills visited Mrs. Julia kohu,
goo Seventh avenue.
ADVERTIsiNG rates FOR any paper
furnished on application. The
G. " White Advertising Bureau.
New York Block
OXYDONOH Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid lmltus
tions = Mcdonald block.
FASHION Hair Store. 1913 Second
avenue diagnosis Of the scalp
free 81 chnrge.
LADIES try bath. Mrs TAFT.
careful massage. on Third avenue.
wAETED-OId gold and silver. II.
Heuhsi. mfg isweler - Hinckiey
MRS. -. BENNETT IL again at 6
Halter block. hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
iow prices corner 9th and Pine .
my American on COS stock, 1se.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale of furniture Tuesday.
July = nt Martin A FoR'a sales
room. igzk Third Look Tor lhrEe
al Monday. Joe Martin auc-
uuunrr.
y. q. HfcKEWToS. general auction.
or. III. Ilrat avenue.
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nRAMNrIo.nrnnArIo sunnnL.
DYING AND cLEANlNo.

AMERICAS steam Dye works l3i6.
Western avenue.
Partisan bye Works We call for.
clean, press, deliver your clothes.
ONCE 1ilS LIST ave. Tel. Main 1911.
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AucTtoHgEEs.

MATHS : Fox. geseral auction.
GERS as Third avenue. SALES Tues
nnHa and FrfdaHa
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ausIlehs collE0ra.

LEos business College. Union. "a
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods and teachers Acme
Business College. Second and Pike
n " school Teiegraphy; Pioneer
MMaan.. maaLn-aa cnLL.se. Nan Me-
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nIoYcLE= HrraIss

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vidctte
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. iiiz
Second
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Adams a blanchard make q start
lirg announcement on Page % this
izSue.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

CHEAP AND SPLENDID LIVING.
ON beautiful camping spot al
Lake Union. two minutes from car
lire. Is a 2-room cabin, At for ali
seasons a i2xit-ft tent. boat with
landing. split and dried wood for a
year, with or without complete
furniture. very cheap, for sale
There is fine spring. 80 bathing.
fishing and. hunting, plenty OF fuel
and good opportunity for chickens
goats, etc. Please leave the Univ
crsity car at Vans landing
Greene's addition. where my sign
will show the way to the art stu
do "Granliden." Baron Holmfeld
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hlcManus 4 WaI1ef % i. y bIk
q. vs. mouamr0N uA.ll Coluna.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
ATTENTION.


wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.
ATTENTIONS
Camp No. SO. Wooimen OF the
World, neighhors.
Nau are hereby requested TO at
tend the funeral Of our late neigh
bor. w. l.. Meredith. sunday. Juno
30th. 1901
You will please assemble at Elks'
hail at / 80 =. m. The funeral will
be held from the Methodist Protest
ant church. corner Third avenue aud
Pine street. az 90 o'clock y. IN. Rev.
Clark Davis officiating at the church
and the Woodmen viii conduct the
ceremonies at the grave.
+. r. BuRCH,
Consul Commander,
c. a. KoEPFLI
Clerk
shipwrights. Calkers ana ship
Joiners=our hui has been moved to
/ e0a Western Ave, second floor.
Members are requested 10 be pres
ent at next regular meeting. Thurs
day evening, June 27th. as business
OF Importance will be taken up
Reading and adoption Of new by
laws, etc. u. McMULLEN.
Secretary
AL-KI BATHING REACH AND
PICNIC GROUNDS.
Big Clam Bake Sunday. Come and
bring your family. No liquor al
lowed on the grounds. Boats leave
every hour from Columbia dock
Round trip 2bc; children loo.
THE picnic and mammoth enter
tainment given hy the Actors Re
lief Fund at Madison Park ball
grounds. June 20, will be postponed
until Sunday. July 7th, on account
Of the funeral OF our esteemed
chief of police. VIM. Meredith
L.. q. FARRELL n Co. Real Estate,
Rentals, Collections. NOTARY
PuRLIC, lSslia 20 ave, cor. Union,
BUY American OIL Co.'S stock, lsc.
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n ITEMS.

NJ ~ the yuungen s1-
SEATTLE were at thf
y heH the st~a fnff
fer San FrRneisco
ard Ernest fseary,
NJ <ndnE men u this
- make their home
Gate city
r me yuun8v men 81
+ xaNa an enjoNable
<xxlnessiay evening A
the James street
<fe o'e lock and a cont
/ - osti Union Trink
ans scuff Dancing
rs rlnai hop IN the old
- silf0rsaEu Hast Wed
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DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
a. " pitiLLipa. ga iisusay biz
Chlcago uanlaL - - mLneA.es..
oae s6MAkEaB.
fuH ladies tailor aud reception
gowns call AZ Lamb Sisters. 3l0s
1it collins block.
| LYNCH y HIiAW. tg-f Haiief Hfg.
Mdme a 6 amllh. 81 nlnkleg nlll
EDUCATIONAL.
Ciafhe's PERRIN Shorthand School.
private Individual instruction. Pc
gillana heenfgd q isgston block.
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
1hts shJA a u faiAA -. manu-
facturc and repair electrical APP
parains. 1914 4esi ~. Main. as.
FINANCIAL.
10 LOAN PRIVATE money AZ low
rate Of interest Dfuii DnmuH n
Osuer i07 Sc Ion street
VARIANTS bought and sold. Nor
rlHan a EHhelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OH %. ~ Halter block.
MY Amellean oil % :. stock. ~.
I
EMPLOYMENT WANrED-hALE
a YOUNG man wants 10 learn the
matchmaking trade. have tools and
e1L.Ilenee. Addreaz z 9. slar.
FOR RENT.
ron furnished rooms ana house
keeping suites. 20 10 80 YcHier
way Lilly House.
FOR SALE.
ron SALE Seattle auction sale
stable. 1913 Western avenue. tel.
hun 1891. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at I .. m. horses.
wagons. harness. etc. All kinds Of
goods sold on commission. ~. J.
Walker, huctioneer.
VIZ are closing out our Typewriter
supplies at cost. our stock Of pa.
per iH very complete. fnteruatiou-
al Typewriter 4 supply %. III
Marion street. Phone. Main 1896.
iA-F0OT bar. tideheard with mirrors.
working hoard. everything com
piefa. Apply II. -. Dunbar. Rain.
ier=firhnd hotel
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets, stoves. ear.
iio.ila md Ave. s. Tel. Red iiai
NY American OF cos stock, i5e
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
EUTIEltNUEEH a sons efabalm-
ere itZs.itzs Third Tel Pike a.
FURNACES.
FfkfsAf 4 KGBU 1924 Third ave.
mAHNEss NsD sABDIInf.
Acs0RLEY a HENDERSON. zis
Occidental avenue.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT or TITLE.

OSBORNE. TREMPEt q CO. inc.
AhHffurt Company, rHtnbllhu'd
1888 Mining claim abstracts Base
meHt nr FHa NaHuHi r. building
Booth WhitttrHsy uAnford AbHtfhet
Co established 1859. basement Of
Halter block Teiruhune Main lpt
enNffLE Abstract CO. ~. i biz
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&c FOR sREarH.

ssnifsee viii East York Ia particular are
<thsf n and " heat tycord
*Hst hess ana Weight prostraons
fhs erss ~ have isssed
hs tho fSTsss Last nish people
*H.eh = II w. ooFs unendurabe.
-. hours partial relaxation.
&sa ar With New Yorks tensnent
heasv he terrible aisiress Witch the weary poor must
= WA "a lions. long hours he night
ttNF - hsssned air nisht through waing Of
g 49, now ~ ,aut grumhing late summer" and
Il t<fH INxre net 0AsPINd FOR BREATH.
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New YORK Dental ParlOrs

Ga FIRST AVE, SEATTLE
second foor Howard bulIdlnx. oppo-
etc hutual iAfs building.
MAin oflce. Portland. ORR branch
q q, Sunday. ~ 10 q LAdiss alsAys
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WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. lac. Alley Restaurant. ali.
ley on Columbia bet. End and ard.
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WANTED i001 people ~ 90 10 tie
clam bake % AK point Sunday.
BOATS leave Columbia dock every
hour Fare round trip. zse. child
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WILL any one that saw lady
thrown from street car at the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
tson street on or about April is.
1901, kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen G. Sterling. No. 22is Madi-
son street.
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DEEDS, Wills, Mortgages. Leases.
CONTRACTS, Powers OF Attorney and
Atiidnvits prepared, collections at
tended to, depositiuns taken, com
paniea Incorporated. attention to
bankruptcy proceedings; fees reas-
enable. Room ", Arlington hotel
cover postofilee); office open until
o'clock y. m.
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HAZLE1T a AuLLIs - New wofk
guaranteed l year. Tel Bun is3t
Geo. ~. Woodhouse Co Tel Main 80
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co Ban al
BAKER 4 son. phone Black iOst.
THEO TURNER. Tel Green al.
FnfSiclANs AND 3URcEoNs.
DR. J. q. STEWART. specialist in
diseases OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute, Boston block
DIR FLEIscHER. diseases Of Enea
and women. specially surgery. t0l.
eo2. ais. 1is Washington Block.
DIR MILES. removed % ib-is Hsus-
- Bldg. ara A Pike. Tel. Green 1zs
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases Of NO.
men. chronic diseases Wash. bldg.
DR- HiNkLE. aii-2I2 Mutual Life
bldg. Tel White s1s. res Rur stL
DIR FALK-7E-7s Stair Boyd bldg.
Tel Black SO res. Green 1851
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MARKET Report Printing q pub
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New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
CONSTITUTION OUT OF COMMISSION
NEW BOAT IS BEING DISMANTLED AT
BRISTOL
BRISTOL.

Bristol, r. L.. Sept 9-Bare of flags and sails and
out of commission, the Constitution arrived this
afternoon from Newport in tow of the tender
Mount Morris. Although being towed the new boat
used her jb and fore staysan on the way up, there
by taking advantage of the strong southwesterly
wind. The head sails were taken off just she
was about to enter the harbor. the boat rounding
and dropping anchor near the boatshOps.
The yacht came here to be dsmantled- She
hauled alongside the wharf to have her boom and
gaff taken out with derrick Then the mast will
be unstepped. Captain Rhodes sent the lighter sails
ashore.
on board the Constitution a portion OF the
crew only, the rest having been discharged on Sat
urday at Newport. The Constitution as
dismantled will be towed to NeW-LOndOn-
Ex-Commodore Z. ID. Morgan arrived from New
port this afternoon. After comforting with the de-
signer the clubtopaf spar belonging to the Coiun1
bia was taken ashore to the wharf and Inspected
Afterward some the head sails made for the
Columbia placed the tender Park City,
which returned to Newport.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
CRICKET.
INTER NATIONAL MATCH
AT OTTAWA

Ottawa. Ont. Sept. (SpeciaD.-The twenty
ninth international cricket match between Canada
and the United States was begun here to-day on
the grounds OF the ottawa Cricket Club in the
presence Of large and fashionable gathering of
spectators. The ground of the Ottawa club is just
suited for important match of this kind. it
is spacious and we'll kept. and affords all the
sary facilities for the accommodation of large
crowd
The day cool and just suited for cricket but
of the batsmen got going with the excep-
tion Of H. A Haines. and the bowers main
tained the upper hand all through the game So
far the hostilities have gone, however the
United States has a decided advantage for 1t
has q lead of 81 against the Canadians .
wickets
and were compelled to take the field against the
batting of ID. II. Adams and F. II. Bohen. A fair
start was made and the opening pair of batsmen
appeared TO be getting set, when Bohlen was
bowled by McGiverin for u The wckets then fell
rapidly enough until Fl. A Haines and J. H. Mason
got together and made fine stand.
Haines kept up the good work until he had
scored a most useful S. and the innings soon came
10 an end for total OF les of which r. l.. Altemus
contributed %.
The Canadians not disturbed at the dimen-
sionS of this total but as they began 10
bat their wickets fell with monotonous regularity
to the bowling of p. II, Clark and j. A Lester
+. H Lounsborough and w. Fl. Cooper looked like
making stand at time, but it was of short
duration and when play ceased for the day eight
wickets down for II runs
The game will be resumed in the morning The
following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
AT CHICAGO.
EvP GT GANE
POLO.
DEDHAM, 1ST, DEFEATS ROCKAWAY IN
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
FINAL. GAME FOR ASTOR GOLD CUP WILL
BE PLAYED ON THURSDAY BETWEEN
DEDHAMS AND LAKEWOODS.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
Boston, Sept. S-The Dedham team Tvs
contest to-day with the Rockaways for the polo
championship. Last Saturday the Lakewoods de-.
feated Myopia, and to-day's victory for Dedham
leaves the final game to be played between il and
Lakewood.
The Dedham team is the present champion. and
the final struggle will be watched with great in
terest it will decide who will become the pos
of the Astor $1,000 gold cup. the emblem OF
the polo championship of America.
To-day's game easy for the Ded-
hams, who easily, with of is TO "a
For the first period and part of The second the
Rockaways held the Dedhams, but in the remainder
of the contest they were outclassed Captain Good
win of the Dedhams was easily the star. His accu-
racy marked throughout. The rest of the Ded-
ham men acquitted themselves with distinction
For the Rockaways La Montagne and r. f Collier
carried off the honors. although the latter did not
play quite up to his usual standard Mr.. Hazard.
turned TO the contest as no bones We're broken.
The concluding match will be played on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
FOOTBALL.
COLUMBIA CANDIDATES MEET + REVISED
SCHEDULE OF GAMES GIVEN OUT.

SCHEDULE OF GAMES GIVEN OUT.
Columbias football campaign was started yes
terday when the new candidates met at the Muir
raw Hin Hotel to prepare to go into quarters at
Branford Point Conn. The original plan provided
that the candidates should start for Connecticut
once but for reason IL was decided 10 post
pone the date. No official statement was made,
but the suppostion that the number or can
d,dates able TO go yesterday did not warrant the
establishment of quarters. Promises were received
from about twenty new men to appear at Branford
this week and the veterans are expected next
Monday The candidates will now go to Branford,
as the engagements allow. until the fun squad is
completed. George Foster Sanford started for
Branford yesterday. where he will remain to be
in readiness for the candidates as they arrive
The new yesterday received a characteristic
talk from Sanford He explained his football
theories and told them that no had any surety
of his position, matter how we'll II had been
played the previous year Every place on the
open to competition and the best man
would obtain It, He spoke of Columbia's good
work in the past and of the splendid prospects
for the new season. She had almost all of last
years team financial prosperity splendid
schedule and she needed only efficient sub
stitutes to make her quota of desires complete.
Among the who showed up yesterday
were Harry Herche and r. G. Strange, two prom-
nent schoolboy players from Columbia Grammar
School; G. Green, F. A. Lorenzo, Edmund Slad-
haus. r. A. Henriquez, r. A. Linteuer. A w.
Wolff and r. III. Duoen -DaNe ofliS the ana tie
Boyesen brothers were also present. from last
years team. Archie" Austin, Fl. Van Hoevenberg,
Charlie Meier F. H Sykes. Harold Weekes. w.
r. Morley, and Captain Berrien, the veterans of
last year are also expected at Branford. There
was considerable hope yesterday that both J. r.
Knapp and Ned Bruce would be able TO play
again this year
The revised schedule of games was announced
by the manager follows;
September Buffalo. a Buffalo.
2-Rutgers. New-BrunsWick.
October Williams. New-York.
October l2--IIarvard, at Cambridge
October Hamilton at New-York
October 26--Yale. a New-HaVen.
October 3n-Raverford. a New-York.
November 2-Pennsylvania. at New-York
November 5-Trinty. at New-York
12-Syracuse, at New-fork-
November I6-Csnen at New-York.
November 22-Annapoiis, Annapolis
November 2s-Carlise, at New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
SHOOTING.
FIVE CANADIANS DEFEAT AN EQUAL Nun
BER OF THE IRISHMEN.

BER OF THE IRISHMEN.
Sea Grit Sept. s.-The Canadian and irish rine-
men met to-day at the long ranges in specldi Gun"
test between teams of five men each IheS S'O'
over the 500 500 and 1000 yard ranges the C"l~
dians using the English military rifle ana ur
Ulster representatives shooting with Mahhi'e47i
guns. In consequence, the Canadians receiVeu az
allowance of eight points each forty points tOs
the team The hOnorS went TO Canada py t.l-ItSs
points on the gross scores The net scores "e-N'
Canada 593: Ulster Rifle Association, ~
tn Irish team was selected by lot ana WSS NJ
nearly SO strong as If IL had been specially
Major j. X Millner made 10 points out OF poss'o''
so at loco yards. - h.
In addition TO this match there was anotne ~ -
TWEEN four men. who had seven shots eacn at -oesv'
400 and SEQ Yards This the irSt hat OF 4 cV1.
test FOR three prizes given by the French SHOOl
ing societies The result so Tar is as follows
esntain c. e shaw. Washington. f2S. Captain w =.
Martin Elizabeth. n J.. i2S; Lieutenant n Al ,9-g ss
Washinston Lieutenant n NJ Allison. NaShiAS
ton 100 out OF a possible lao points.
In the first stage OF the individual special inter
ma atfonal cash prize match Frank Hyde. or New
York had the top of a. out of possible ss
a No wards SIR Henry Thyme. OF the ulster
men and Color Sergeant Skedder. of the CANADIAN
visitors each made 10. The next best scores wefs
those of ~ points each. made by John Morgan ahu
Robert Duncan, of Belfast: Captain Martin OK
Elizabeth, and III. Gensch. OF Madison. N J.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
LAWN TENNIS.
LITTLE AND HACKETT ENTERED FOR THE
SLEEPY HOLLOW CHALLENGE CUP.

Tarrytown, N Y. Sept. 8 (SpeciaD.-The annual
lawn tennis tournament for the Sleepy Hollow
Challenge Gun opened here this afternoon the
grounds of the Sleepy Hollow Tennis Club IN
North Broadway The trophy IS now held by j. r
Paret and among those entered for the rlsnt 10
challenge him for its possession are II. n HacAet1'
who has also the cup twice; r. d. Little, the
intercollegiate champion, and Robert lie Roy
Neither Hackett nor Little was present TODAY
but both are expected to play their hrst matches
tomorrow. In the absence of the two stars how
ever. a number of the preliminary and hrst round
matches We're played off.
The doubles will begin TO morrow, with nine
teams entered, including Hackett and Little 10
gether, who to have first hOnoTS at thelr
mercy outclassing the rest of the field; There are
four teams entered also for the mixed doubles
The first days scores follow:
Championship singles preliminary round)Floyd snSh
beat W Watson g. 6-l. FIRST roI9dmDE Bt1 r: - Roy
beat l. Deloaa. 6-3. IS; II. Gillespie beat > X
F3rsdley. 6-1. G3; W. c. adiey beat J. p Giespe
e-3. 6-1
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

New-York and ST. Louis broke even In the double
header at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Mathewson
pitched the first game and allowed the visitors only
two hits. In the second game Maui started OFF for
the New -Yorks but he taken after the first
inning and Livingston substituted. He wild
as a hare. New-York has signed a player
Miller who played second base yesterday-satisfac
torily to1the captain. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
NEW WORK. DArY TR1BUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER TO- 1901.


miles placinr the new marks follows: Eighteen
2 5s 2- 49, 27 1-5 90 1856 Is: 81 324 Z2 3zaz o.
o. a4:22; "a. 35 80 is. and 25. s717.
During the three cornered motor bicycle race De-
tween Champion. Callahan and Burrowe, Callahan
lost control his machine and crashed into the
crowd He taken to the hospital with a tract
ured thigh and minor injuries. number OK spec
tators more or less hurt.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
INDEPENDENCE is DOOMED.
LAWSON GIVES THE FINAL ORDER TO
BREAK HER UP.

Boston, Sept 9.-The work of breaking UP the
yacht Independence will begin tomorrow Mr.
Lawson gave the order tonight. The delay fol
lowing his prior order TO the same effect was
due to the effort made in Boston TO secure
race with the Shamrock III.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
For GLENWOop CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.

p. F. Cady, I'd. on Saturday defeated w. w. Rice
by 4 up and to go in thrty-sx hole match for
the right to challenge for the championship of the
GIenwood Golf Club, of Hudson N Y. The chal-
lerge match will be played Saturday between
p f. Cady, I'd, challenger. and Charles Esselstyn.
holder
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
SECOND GAME

Earned rlns-St. Louis, g First base errors-New-
York. 3; St Louis. 1. Left bases-New-Yor o.
Louis IL First base on balls-on Maui /: on Livings
ton. 2: Off Sudhoff. s. Struck out-By Livingston
SudhoT T. stolen bases-Davis Padden Heidrick Three
Double play-Miller and Davis by pitcher-By Idv-
ingston 3. Passed balI-Bowerman. Hits off Maui
In one inning on Livingston. Is in eight innings Umpire
-Dwyer. Time-200. Attendance. 1.s00.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New-York, &; st. Louis, ! Brooklyn. 8: Chicago. o.
first game). Boston, 3; Cincinnati. 9.
New-York. 3: st. Louis IL Ptsburg IL: Philadelphia.
tsecond game). g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 4; Boston. (rst Cleveland. A. Philadelphia,
camel Detroit s; Baltimore 5.
Chicago. s: Boston, (sec-
ond
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
CHICAGO SHUT OUT.
KITSoNS SUPERB PITCHING AND BROOK
LYNS SHARP FIELDING BEAT THE
WESTERNERS
WESTERNERS.

Kitson's superb pitching and sharp fielding by
Brooklyn shut out Chicago yesterday. Eason was
never puzzle Catches by Sheckard. HartseI and
Green enlivened otherwise one sided game
Cannon. a New-York State League fielder played
his first game for Chicago and made good i'm
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
PITTSBURG, II; PHILADELPHIA. <.

r Fl. z.
Pittshurg .........n S-l1 Is ?
Philade,phia L o O 1
Batteries-Chesbro Tannehl and O'Connor; Duggleby
White and Douglas