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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-28

BASEMENT SPECIALS. & to 1O-9 cakes [. s. Mail Soap 23c. s to 12-Gal. Iron Water or Mop Pail 10c
 All day-Fine Blown Table Plumbers, 35c dozen. (Some of these quantities are limited;
 we advise coming early(
 BUSTERS. Long Handle Japanese Busters, fine feathers, for Friday 1Oc each.
 TOOTH PICKS. Common kind; regular price 5c. Fri day Sc. Japanese: regular price 5c. Friday Sc Double Pointed; regular price 1Oc Friday 7c.
 ROACH FOOD. An ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure. Get rid of the summer pests by beginning now; regular price 1Oc. Friday 7c.
 ROUND BOILERS. Made of good tin, every boiler war ranted
 25c size Friday 1sc 35c size. Friday 2Sc. 3Sc size. Friday 3Oc. 43c size. Friday 25c.
 GLASS OIL CANS. "A first class can in every respect. sold as high as 3Sc. Friday 25c.
 TOILET PAPER. Another lot of the AIedicated kind. 3 packages or 1900 sheets, Friday 10 cents. COAT OR GARMENT HANGERS. Made of heavy wire. timed, ''very strong Friday Sc each.
 ASBESTOS MATS. They save your Kettles and keep your food from burning. Friday for 5 cents.
 CUPS AND sAUCERs. Japanese make, small size. Friday SC pair.
 Decorated, large size. Friday Sc pair White, large size. Friday 5c.
 IRON STONE CHINA. Cream Pitcher. Friday Sc. Any Plate. Friday 5c Cup and Saucer Friday 5c./ Fruit Dish. Friday Sc. Individual Butter. Friday oc. Potato Dish. Friday 1oc. Napple. Friday 10c- Good Size Bowl. Friday 5c.
 JAPANESE CHINA. This $ certainly enc of the best bar gains we have had to offer in Good China:
 Chocolate Pots. good size Friday 4oc Candlesticks. Friday 1Oc. Egg Cups. Friday Sc. Individual Butters Friday e. Mustard Cups. Friday 1Oc. Sugars and Creams. Friday 25c Cream Pitchers. Friday 1Oc. Custard Cups. Friday 5c Salts and Peppers. Friday i0c. Fancy Dishes. Friday 1Cc
 AFTER DINNER SPECIALS. We will sell between the hours of and Friday full quart of House hold Ammonia for :! cents.
 LITTLE NEEDS 1cc Sapolio Tc. 10c Bon Ami Sc. Sc Toothpicks Be. l0c Shoe Dressing 7c. 1oc Potash 7c. 6c Ennme1ine 3c. 6c Carpet Tacks Sc. 23c Stove Clay 15c. 6c Iron Wax, 2 for 5c. bc Sink Brush, ? for 5c. DC Stove Mats, TOT DC. 1Oc Sink Shovel, 5c.
 FURNITUpr nEpApTNENT. Our spring line of Dining Tables containing all the latest patterns. will bc offered tomorrow for 5O per cent lower than ever before. For $5-Solid Oak Tables, six feet long. with carved stretcher; value $7.5O
 For ~~ ~.--- Oak Tables witt turned legs, round corners anG large top; regular price SS.3n. 2 For $s.50-Tables with claw feet. has six legs and three extra leaves regular price $1O. ss..z At 3850 Highly polished Tables will massive legs; our regular price $1s g IRON BEDS. *3 553f4 1uOm Beds, brass trimmed, will 1t woven wire spring included 861ue $6.6O. Tomorrow S492
 1E0u foot Beds. h-ses trimmed
 1ne posts and high head. witt
 sprin1: value s Wo-maErov
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knlc& erbecAe err Prep arms 10 Receive ne
vngitsh CrtcAeters.

The knics rrhocker 4 10 mskinr estenslve
preparations for IN. ~n'~rtsinment ~ n
J 7 R~o.snque,'s English team OF CRICKET
ere, Who all plsy their match sss'ns' Nev
YORK on ue,' Mednesd~v ana rhursdsv
a. Bsyonnr The IN slthfn ~ are eNperted
10 arrive In this Ciiv on I s-fav evening spd
vii he uusrt~vel A. The Motel Marlborough
mo kn~irksrhocksr vii give = dinner IN
honor 81 the visitors IN Wefre-dsN evening
~ N. clubh"use On Madison Avenue Tht.
o. sni~k ING concert lnvitstons 80 The din
nor Ia W been issu~d to SIR ref"y ssnderson,
The Rriiish Co~nsul-U-n~ral SIR Thomas LIP
'up and UsrtV and s"v~rsl prNnlin~p' NeN
lork.r- TN Ihursdar sv~ning The tng-
lShm.u gill occupy bose. ~ one Of the lead
ing theatres They gill he looked after
while here nv Arthur y R~ndle, chairman
81 the Entertainment Commits OF the hnics-
~rhocker ,
The k~nlcs.rbocker team for tho match
has had 90 he char sed owing 90 the sters-
'ion IN IN. date Of the game. which ~ss org
lnsliv scheduled 10 he PLAYED last week
T. u sp@t~ that there viii he ivetVe men
az es"L side. In uhirh case the home tram
VII h~ 80 follow
> ro's,s ' ' k,rL a cum. , " VIZ,
horl,f 4 g N y Coha ~ the L'ingson rsld
cub ' : Tr-uderssS .re ' Adsw 81 no Nsn
h.iun Z q. " Punes ~ rs,sfson, : " stsnefss,
o. Hf~nklA n. shs ,t,hst Z. nslton o. y hun',t
o. ~. kniossrhccstt A Z,
Nrchis Brown ~ Rrookiyn vss s.t~f q"
nis,. hl' found ths' he husinst. ensss~-
r,en's would n~t permit { " tlsrks sra
\ 'lsrke -ers sl.H prevented fr"w rls7.
,ns fNr the ssm. r~asnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

IN the annual championship 80 the West
chester Iolf Club v~-sterdsy, " 1 savage
ned foY Inc match pisv fof the special ,rophv
which begins on SATURDAY. They were
4 Anslsy a. ? v Bvcts ~ n v wsit~.
a. Alexander Ssvsns ~ e. I Trash o.. T. n
0uefln. ~ Alsssnd.f NorAi - u l. Rsdn,id.
~ Y t.rs met ~ 2 Van loan 0. A y rhomp
go. 90 Z. " hagley iVn keisf. iud
4 y wses.orh los { " Nun, io'
UGLvS Cow. s~pf - Nthe Nassau County
Club TO-DAY much interest centred IN The
in i.up 81 the Hoop~r cup contest. witch
Nas ~"n BY J " Matv-ll " after . m o.t
exciting tv~rfV-hols match Nth T.
RIDER Tho other event ws. = hsndt~sp
ssslnst boseN, ~hich vss von nv " Y Tosn-
s.nd. shc leN the Colonel . doNn In.
cara. ~er~
Ho~p~' cue S>snaa runs " vstn.v s~,t
y lsrr.n. sntug = ' >,.,-ns ~s,i y
rs~~'a ' 4 80 ava . y" rlsv J y Ns.~~n. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

Blown BY the breeze Of public favor,
we are the victors.
Our kind OF suits Of fancy unfinished
Woryeds, to order, at $40, cost else
where from SIS TO $40 Our kind of
imported Nieuna Thitets. for coat AMI
vest, With fancy striped trousering. TO
order. at $40; usually cost at other
tailors from $40 TO $50.
Overtoats 10 order. OF the highes'
grade Nicunas and Nenetians, silk lined
and faxed, SIS.
Our full dress suits, silk lined AMI
faced, s}S; tuNedos, $50. No better
car be had al any prIce.
Customers have the privilege OF re.
tanning clothes one week. To verify
our statement, money back for the
asking.
Samples, Book OF lnformition and
Measuring Guide mailed upon reques,.
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euIr'r. '' o,e:.so,s ."."r'...''
p.uirr str> 90 20 kndursnes ~ pight. . ss

Tius. M IS.
betting Ntns 20 20 krdursnes ~ Right. . So
SiyrH rlcr.
Fof nsl1sn i-e-,esrods; sights y. pounds
bslov the scai- hy Subscription OF $40 earn, vim $500
ADDED: ne ana q haN fufhnngs
A. Fest ,rs'onr' b z iSnibf. ny lAnpairhSf
Trans ITO (Ot onnof. ..... .... ...t-...t !
J. b RenaId's n. e. Ronald. ITO tspenoen :
". h. sesley = Cd. 9, CaushnsussA 10 " onoetiLl
Naof Dslns ' fnsid, Slipthrft, bbn, Ctndets Ihe
TsHsnan. Ihold, Chisf Laliy. Cahef' ,hhei cofn-
vail and sir solomen also ran IN N. ofdsf named
Tine. LOO e.
betting EIshi IN s ana ) to ; ignivf. y and
, " Rrnsld, \ 70 I and even Caughnavaga 1910 !
and 4to 1 Ma f Dsinrefhsld 40 10 ! and 10 " Z SIP
thdn. 100 10 / and 50 Va ! hou, iSo 70 aud 80 70
Cinders. 10 70 and IS 20 I The Talsraan. 90 70 snd
10 70 / Bird, 800 10 / and 60 10 l Chief Lsiiy, 100 IA !
and 1 and " ~ I Cslef. - 10 and = to ! Chief. Is
to / and 8 IN I Cornwall. 100 10 ! and ~ Ia sir Solo
mon. Z 70 and . IN I Phy str,sn.
SEVENTH RACE
Fer ,htee year olds aud upvsfd shleh hAv. run
anu not ~un at this meeting ssiing allowances By
sahse1ptlon Of so each. With $500 added: one mile
he Peppsr sia bic en-. (. Roran~. BY p~fslAiss
-ondinA. 4 100 tShasl ... ....
] s. o'brenis b: 9 lee KING 4, ios Cburnsl
Ruigbt Of the Carer. Lone Fisherman. fstallst.
Himself and 7 onieum also ran In the order AIMED.
Ttme. ~ IL.
bettins .Su 10 0 ana ! N : HohAne. 70 70 ana
SO Lee King, q 10 and . 70 . fiulf pstsy. = 70
and y N s knig hi al the Garter. Ia ! ana 9 IN 8 lone
Fisherman. IS IN ard 5 10 FstAhsi. 40 10 ! and
iot / Himself. 90 70 I and 20 In ! Tcnieum.
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ss:,s z. 8 H.sr.s.. y : y = "a s.;. q l4.'; & >. A''''
,l!; si.EE s e: s:i' 3. -.s ;'.:i- y
1. Pc, iss:s' : s:! . ss:..;sss::s Y !s:Ss.
80. ss-f $ z ss s:,;. 7 .s sssa' Howard maxwell
CsicAeo. sep, % Ms. bessie Anthony
9. : 1,sn ~ IN. zoe n .ss ! 1 Coli H''s ss.osis isa
t'ee:;sss.ii:s,.:ii:s ytcf % p d 5s,ss,tisI: n u The s' Ss.i
%s,oe Mp ,o and sns ." pfss rono.ins are Inc re-
suits In the nhsi matches for the Tour minor
us " xeIifssss' an.sn.sas By iap ~
1ye Cup xla Eanh hert unsentsta. dsis.s.d
hr u A beidief. LAKE osns's. BY $ W and . 10
.I,,s rHss' eug ~. . Dss.AS, rss'''sf.
aeis .ssS' MS is' Any vail. ons.assia' :, %
GnsExvIcH sert as-B Msr,o,d
, ouniy Golf Club today having made the
81. .ssrss. va. 81 TO-DAY y. pisy:Ss isr
,he W , seach:lls cdp, took nls;f
holes, NeIt SATURDAY.. ". 'srs Lakewood
and CopP will play In ID: nnal and = Close
e.,ing conies, to-day sas for The club four
some cup, thirty-si, hole. handicap play
he scores we're
y, nd Nv S:.,s''es y, sr NJ :. f..
aud 5 Ss.r~ood hsy, fo y NJ Nis. ! sh.ldon
20 = m q sSt'i IS. ~ y lie :; Si- w wur slsfv .sd "a
5Ssss, s = S 4. fHs.;' s .ss y and
{ n Bss.. sss. y ~
in t tss ~. r'gH Sr Z. p%S..a.s ~ t cup. ! oso.,i@@
,ilv.r trophv "a erred by " n sloane. Robert
u Phlfet. B~sltu-rol Club. won on the nine
beaiihs samuel rrothinshsn tn. winner Of
f.,l round Iesi f~IG's'nssH "iE., b;.,
5 ~ andfs TO- play The .ub arranged a
;%psS,sl nstch tor .,lys, ,l9,.ay ,hi' %orn,
" pi,t. snasnl rs. D cores ~ 'ss~-.' NV' "0'
NcA vsac.. as 2 G Gr.snAAtss q
7 7 ssaw. sSy Sn..%: s. 10:
a..d. 10; 49, FO-ist g,
. EAoLx~oop. Sept - In. following scores
Yer. made IN the second aqsiityins ronpd
Tor he r@msn.' chsmpionsh'p Of the tns'e'
Ns. s.;sss 10 S.s'S.
~ 49, s:a.: NJ s%%''"''''' !"
Miss ! Heis,er broke the woman. record
being her score
out .... t.it.sstsx -
In ,ns mems cha n,p,onship qualifying
? wilson. %. IS ". s.yli.., -. ~
! Z a GS,. I. Z y b. oe., sos e. =
NowT .; .g a 6 o.hsy. .
9 sr zrfA,' =, 8 100 K s,. Si'ssS'e q satia. :"
Csfh. a Sc iO7
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GOLF OK Many LINKS.
PATTERSON sCORES MIS- SECOND
WIN ron HUNTER MgDtL.
Recesds Prem Richasnd Iun -semi.Ptnais
fer h presideut's sup 81 the Marine
md resd (1ub Frank sesrs Wtns at
Yex inns Three Events at Ardsiey.

Play for The championship ~ the Richmond
County Country Club aud the possession Of
the time-honored George Hunter gold medal
was held yesterday q, the links on DonEsn
Hills 4 D. Patterson scored hts second
win for the medal. The hes, eight scores will
begin match play on saturday Tor n cup
presented by y = Twinins. President Of III.
club. The scores OF those who qualified
follow by strokes. the other so"r-s being
summarized
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e I Marsh -as the bandicsp winner al III.
crescent \ Ys.,erday for Glass D men
c Marsh o. :sss u y Rossfs "a. u. ~
s'' = seo 81, a. 10 : !. NPG' s sSs, Is y.
Z 4. sykes ~. "a . No ord from u 5 bo~h ~
{: n Van Rrunt " X simonS {. c. Mason ana \.
The event a. u. Richmond I'M linhs zee
terdaN wss the ihi'd preliminary composition
In the Annl~ cha'npionship series The
fourth and lns' prelin'tr'r' round IL scheduled
made in these four preliminary round. qusiify
match PLAY IN IN. u.u.I wev tn. sixteen
beat moi scores qualify for the handicsp cup.
tn. pl.v-on 10 he on The handicap ha.is
rp 20 nov the standing ~ the be-' sixteen
comp.,iuon. !. Uo~,ns k..n.r every week.
aud manv ~ tho member are induiging IN
frequent practice, 40 that the list oi The nrsi
.tt-en men - lk-iy 10 undergo decidedly
Kaleidoscope chs
IN Hsnry g S,'stnS .. 80. nLc 6 Coa.tp.
vw.e.. o. IS u sr.sS, Hins.' .i".No T'S
s,ross :, % - ",sS h."',s, y.
son. %. !. =" Ssison = erimn. y VII.
Iosl,t rs. 80 Joseph david. Nv. : VI c..
o,AS.r Sep, IN. f]oiLo-lps yer.
Yield Club Inks this afternoon for the Sep
,sn,ber cup Clas. A. Stone best Hutchinson.
Z M ana : ~ 60 tlaN u. ialon heat Allen
M and ? to 60
RosroN. Sept "a -Ftsnh 4 Fslvev NJ
the Hvannt.po- coli Club d~efea'ed &
Srragur ~ The Allston club IN The nnsl match
81 thlr,v-sk holes for The Alls'on club 'rophv
Yesterday br M snd Sto plst Tho con soils
zion ~tip wHs won h. Y Y Manning ~ IN.
Commonwealth club. who defeated Henry
Bail~v of tho Nsvton Centre cluh nv 10 M
ann = - plsv.
In N. place ~ the team match that vas
~ have been pla ~ With the DvA~r Meadow
Golf cub. there vss q general handicap
the rr-' ~ the sut INN over the e,Ghtee n.
hole course. a. tho Fot Hlns Golf club PEE
tsrdsv Tho scores were ss folluws
Prank S<sfs. 90. "a 40 N N Singef - q A
I Csyd,, Les, io.. - ~ A Hamilton, o.. 10
. " " Houshtou. 100. - ~ frank Rarreu.
ioa. =. 81. J MAJ Csfrers, iOs. ia " :. u
psis, u ia. % = r rs.ons 49, 80
100. u X kthS. ~. "a ioo NO ards, u Ce-h-
rsn,. " wlisrs . { Hsttsaofn. G. I haysrd
Prize winner. Ia he weekly hsndioap At
the Hsrbor nhl Golf Club Yesterday yer.
ca. A c Abbott o. m { A Alden 80
ia-B
In the professional ms,ch ~ th. sssbrish.
Colt Club vest-rdsv between George iss
son. the homs pro. and svdnry A Moore
the pro ~ The Monmouth Reach Golf Club
rhe Tor m~- von ~ M snd ; ~ rlsv rh-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

'battsd Tor Sudhon In ninth ming
.Detehsnty out biz by GATED ball
:Iuo out Wien slenins run vss scored.
81 Louis ........ o - q o a.
Ph lladelphia ... .. o I o o . q o q -
loo base hin wallace. Bauy Three has, HIT
--Heydon Double play Heidflek ana Kruger.
Saetinre hit Mailman. Stolen hases -ThonsS
Douglas. hsidreh. Munger. L<n on hAss 81
lsufs. a Philadelphia. ~. struck out ~ Sudhoh.
= py ioaohus = lifa has. on balls on S,dhos.
o on Donohus. q HIT bT pieher ny Sudhor. .
bslk Donosur Pased hsn Heydcu. tnptfs 10
Dwy,i. Tine hour ana Is minu<s.
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81 Louis. 5 Phtisdelphis.
Al s,hef eillss Rain


CHICAGO, sept - For the lest time this
season the New Works and Chicago faced
each other this afternoon at the Vest SIDE
psrk Both team. ~.re well rested to-dsy
after an On day YESTERDAY and showed plenty
81 ginger In their play smith the ne~ -econd
hasemAn for the visitors. showed up well
Ia his work. The score
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r,-r. .. Published zach Ds,

IN rHg So r. vuin pi~'~ lsi oi real estate
fsssFds iV~rN dealer broker ~ tndtNtdIal
INTERESTED ~ real estate ~ nnd IHs So NJ,
%solu'-i, 'slfsHi- so ussfll ~ q medium ~
fsfT-eF~- -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
ENGLISHNEN IN THE LEAD
On Second Nay 81 Cricket Match rr1is-
dsiphians Are lSo Runs Behind.

PHtLApHtpH1A. Sept ~ The intsrna-
eo,.I c,,cs., match h.,~..n n ! T pos.o-
49," r.-,. 80. phn.ah -.
due's nnsh>h go" snu r"isu-'ph'" 80
continued to-day on the ground OF the Mer-
Ion c c. At Haverford. in the prs sence 81
.,.. .,a ,..h,on.hls s.,h.,p. Tn.
... 80.
vea'ne' Nss pe''""'' nus Is preu'c'~u 'n'
wicket did not improve and IL vas again
responslble for q painful injury to one OF
Cd. nl.x.r Win. x.st.raay the ,,.i,o,s'
~. -.
v'cset t~eper vss snocs~o op'. lousy
similar fate befell the stumper OF the homo
team. Who received q terrific blow on the
eye from q pumping ball and had TO retire
from the game Aitnoush ! rarHin mao
his left eye compieteiS closed up. he vent
to the bat to-day and succeeded 10 hold ing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

Broadway & 9th Street.
WtLCOTT THE WINNER.
0utpe,nts Gardiner Of Lowell IN Q twenty
Round Bout a. Frisco.

W sbOus ~ bfthCos
Joe wslcott. the Black Demon stopped
the winning streak Of George Gardner ~
Lowell. ~ San Fnncisco on Friday nigh
The t~o osm. together in a 7o-round
bout ~ tie ssn Francisco 4 e at catch
weights. for q percentage OF the gate re-
oelpts The AFFAIR lasted IN. limit. and VA
oott GOV the verdict on points Both mon
we're in superb condition Gardner. who
desperately He held ht. oNn Tor a ~h'l.'
hut TOWARD The end he los, q 10, ~ ground
aud barely defended himself
BEFORE the mill u wa learned that Gard
s.r: i.l, h,nd 70, not - The S:', pG;'iSls
nsh. would have To he postponed, but rsthsr
than ~dissppoInt the big crowd on hand.
Gardner consented to appear In order
:. Dro'r'l n. in!n'yd Ie .s he .Sr' b..
referee ~ss called 10 settle the question and
he decided in favor of Gardiner
The Lowell man WAS slNRya ~ the de-
.rsI.hip prevented him from be - decisive,
beaten Waleott swuns and rushed. hut
Gardner got. OUT OF harp's usy in ~"
frs' round Walrott scored = clean snnck-
that. ID. lowell, man ras, more .centiou..
A. the START Of the siItecnth round wslco't
bad . ~om'ortsbi. lad Gardiner. how
ever. tried ysiniv 10 land the rsht, whirn
r.. , cio.e After .r.ry Id
fifteenth ard his hackers we're alarmed
Esrdin:y landed he.yiir % n, Jaw "hich
pulled himself together and Gas all rlghi m =
't''h. n,iss 81 III. sou, Gardiner. tao
; H.. n s:s'' Is' .ae ...s. .' al, f,t-e 'S. r .SR'
and van,s another fgh' lie thinks that
he should not have GOT worse than . dra~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

In the sixth race Yesterday at otsvesend
Slr solomon and Cornwall we're left at tas
poet. and Physician broke down.
Al . meeting Of tho Board OF Governors
Of the Turf ana Field Club. held ~ the Graves
end track yeet erdsy. Clarence H. Maokay
was elected vice-Pres,dent Of the club 20 Ill
the vacancy caused by the death OF =. How
land Robbins.
JOCKEY wilkersop. Who on svo occasions
narrowly escaped death. esumed riding yes
eerday. He had the mount on Tonicim
In the irst and seventh races. the colt starting
. secood time because he vas left At the
post In the hrst event.
After the nr.t race ct Orsvesend yester-
dsy. H T. Grimm bid up John Iabors satire.
Who ran third. Al the conclusion Of the
seventh race Tabor bid Up the winner. Ron-
ans. Who was entered 70 be sold for sL.ocp. TO
o. 800, the Pepper stable retaining the nly
with the usual Is bid.
starter Fitssersld took the bull by the
horns whils ~ the post for the siith rao~
yesterday. he set spencer down To- the
balance Of the peetinf or one wess for
tvice: he lined Bullm On eioO and Get Slack
for two day. for similar offences
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Il " Iaintof 81 ) CotftI. % lhOnA. n.
c 4 IN. 10. Oi',f Htth. "a ; l. huEh,s. iOA.
| u Thom.s. 100 ; L Davis. ics v . O nu Tin.
100 Ralph Lane. III
LoS. ss.ser Sep, . ". Anal tour.
hhsih me m",, s.oH S4h ,'uo Iontss
tsmpSsl rSfiip. by a .Ssl. s'rcsc
presented b, Joseph } 0Donohu.. Jr
trophy ,.o weeks ago. 10, deciin.d 70 sce.p,
forgotten t P"Toa *. nni.S " the 'ourn %"'
NJ M.'y f pnnnsS Ss S s,s 81 sss T' loy prs'e" %"r
suitably Inscribed III. solf club. from
present Indications will have 10 occupy n-~
course. the Holly wood Land and cottage
Company. having decided to cat the land
up into building lot.
P~IAISrIELp. s-Jt a. Miss Edith Tracy
WOO nrsi honor his morning IN The weekly
81: and o OF c is's soS T"e on H isr r a,l, :SSr. s 81.
contestant Her score vas i@ .Thi, after.
Committes cup and the regular play Tor tho
Reinhsrt CUP. The scores made IN the weekly
competition counted for both ev~nts The
scores
n. vsn . s,as.. s.-r Robert Asss,
fs,,.r.sS. ice. IA "a J A. wss.aeo. gycs' - o..
howard {. Tracy. ia. T-si n II Rsrro~s. ios.
10 - ' A ozark. lin. "a -
In the seml-nnal- al match play AZ the
Nsrn- and Field club Yesterday for the
President's CUP the play brought GU, two
tied matches. which hal TO 60 TO an srtra hole
for decisiOh The results we're thst II A
Fuller heat Percy = Msllett. by I up nine
teen holes. and & 4 Kirnbsll beat George
J.. Lord, by I up nineteen holes.
Two class handicsps and q special hand
cap for the Equinox cup were decided wee
tefdav A. the Ardsley Jub. but the usual
pnttins competition for the women members
vss OMITTED The results were
Golf Ball Sus.psss. s -Clsss A " syns.
o.. ~ = v Svma. ea. ~ ~ n y Pstror. ~.
q 1. ? I. Eldrdss. ~. = "a l.. " Greer. va .
a. A - peehe. ioS. - al Thomas he ron.
ioI, ~ 80. " ! Brooks ". ioss 100 y grimm.
Ciss. p II u.ltii.. los IS 40. p iln~r.
los ~ H : u Bertrom ITO. y A. r II hsfned.
ia iT-s 9 " CLARK, ii0. >, a. " " Niddis
hook. ~. - 20 n " Furm-s. iss. M Zoe
fauiDot Cup y " Syms si'iA - Thomas
Barron. Ne. - ~ Parker 81 ms ss. ~ ~ v !
Worcester. %. it-s 2 1 kidridse. ss. ~ n
Holh-cok. % 81 " Y law hen. los. 10 ~
{. " Hsrnet ios, ~ a.
In . fourpome match at the Indian HArbor
Golf Club a. Greer ~ich yeeterday het cen
Mr. and Mrs Theodore n Morris 81 Wash
insion Heishts and Mr. and Mrs " Duncan
AtniFh ~ GFssn ntHh The fnrfysr patV SrOn hN
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Other GamS.
AZ ANNOY.

Other Gams.
Az pyprw Assoy.
x.aos. { SdGs6 g:
rsis-riss HisrIn and wood Roeh.is srd H,.s.y
At opASot oval
y.ss cSdGSSSS. ia
Batteries h~es,srfer and wn.y. Spsst ana Hssiy.
Al rRoSpECT PARK.
fsis s;n H ass I'D. :
Batteries Hathaway and hssst sheshsn ana
ls.-
At rHiLLIrssrsd
iiiss sT,ds. . . . 0 . o . ii
batteries xeFs,f,dGs and Nsl. sNessf snt
GfuU'
Heui,sel !. l IL .
Suourhsns. o q l. =
bsr.ri,s Hopper ana rr.dso's ii''ns'rn ana
Hr,sl
1890 $3.50 HSSSH
Batteries winters ana ssrs,on, Nu'dsn snd
Russ
Tsryo.n Tsry,o-n. . pcnT~ccs ins, ..
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Csrrsaa's Fancy Man . Ptnc I'd
ward Hsndicap.

spsssi Csas Dsspaita 10 rHE suH
LONDON. Sept - h race for the Primes
Edward Handicap OF 1000 sovsreigns was
run At Manchester to-day and vas won by
Edward Corrigan's Fancy Man. ridden
by ". waldo. II I. Higham's Royal oeore.
was second and ". c. whitney's Kilmarnock
III. third.
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RuNS A. rAiI uF wt,kF1S rtRST lNStSs
rnfIshmsn 10 - g. - lee - ~ ~ is 10,
phlsasiphsn, ~ - ~ - - - " VI "a.
~, tNNrN-
ING stm.n 10 a. - . o. ~ - in sc "a,
Th0sd sfrhats - 10 - 81 81 =
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The Broohiyn Croke, Club PLAYED II. Last
game OF the season yesterday al Prospect
Park. where Two teams under the csptsincv
of n u Scale and g carlyle met in a clur
match After a closs and Interesting cot
t.s,. the former : eleven Won by the marrow
mar gin OF four runs " n scale did the he,
being q good - g " Barnes capture
I'VE wichets Doubl. hGpres we're also sdd"i
nv g Rsrnes and q Gsutier. With score.
~ sad II. respectively. For G CARLYLE
eleven the only double.fsure men wer"
p ~ CNsllenser. With 10, and i ' Rrovr
by DiIcn Tn. totals we're " n seals
PAYvRsoS. Sept "a There ~a.s xree' ss'h-
e,ins here to-day Of The veteran. crtcketers
81 New York and New Jersey. vho met o.
tho cricket held 70 do battle for their r-sp~c
tive s,stes The New Jersey repre.entalv--
q rae. '.G . sT we -s THn s ssnr S MsTsn "a. ss cay
tain Of the New Workers when the smoL.
~ battle had cleared away u vas found that
The Ne. Jersey men proved victorious h'
~ runs
about IN . great measure hy the bowling
liz wickets for Is runs. and four wiokets for
| . runs. respectively capt White and
Bliss gave good assistance With the bat. III"
80 while the latter contributed IL boubl-
nsurs. were alec added by ) Rulings ant
por New Work the besi work with the bat Va.
done by W psnwick who played . splendid
innins Of D.. while n Martin % pt,ued th"
honors In the bowling department. by taklns
stx vIckets for ~ runs The score S~v
Jersey Veterans. iis New YORK Veteran. a.
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Prince Alee, Pals IN Trial 10 Lever Rais
Mile Trad Re~scd.

AL~ipsrov>. SEPT. - The Allentown
Par came ~ q close TO-DAY. thar. beins
?s."n person.. present The total attend.
,nc- FOR the week vas sN.. Nn The ree.ipt.
~n sssr-ss'. b~'seen t<S nm and tso.ncn
The feature ~ f1-dsv vo n. trial ~ Prime
Alert sssins' ne -"Ild't record, 3osk. over
. hsif-mlle trs~k. held nv Joe ps,chen. Ne
49,. to sr~ai he was visbly tired az the
tAtee-uusrtrr pole and finished the mile in
?o.'. eqnalling hi. performance On Wednes.
DAY Summaries
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IoSa R.AsCa Sept - NJ far the most
EXCITING polo game pls yed This season Va
~,in-ssed by . large cro~d ~ enthusiastic
to-day a. the Rum.cn d-ld The game
"a. he,seen The Fr.~bootsrs and the Rum
con clubs and 4, resulted IN . tie. each tea ~
SCORING s points The pla we're
Ruuson N e horrsn. v suc,hsr , sss.
" l. H.rser. Auhur hectur.
Treseootsrs- O., Edssrd sev,ns. wsr't
Ncciufe. n e Neek,f and J. 4. Rrllins
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,fsn snr seer r,r.r ruhish.s Rs~.m.
hsf TIE ~h~s yoa ssve sstsetA.ss 81 rel
vaAue ~ sdvertsa--Ae1