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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-12
T he Charter
OF Incorporation of The Bats0n
McGehee Company.


&c it known. That L. y. Batson IF
Columbia, Miss, II. r. MeGehee of Mil
lard, Miss, and n. BatsoD of Popfaryille,
Miss, desiring to incorporate under the
laws of the State of Mississippi, do here
by associate themselves under tie name
OF THE BATSON-M eGEHEE COMPANY
TIE purposes fer which this corpora
ton is created are to manufacture and
deal in all products Of field and forest.
to buy. own, cucumber and ALLEVIATE
all kinds Of property, real and personal,
to bu'Id ard operate logging railroads,
to build hGuses and tenements to b Fent-
ed, used and held for profit ard to do Il
general mercantile Business.
And stall have an the power, not IN
violet ION ef the constitution and laws of
this State, necessary or incident to the
conduct Of its affairs.
This corporation shall exist for period
Of fifty years unless sooner dissolved by
Il two-thirds vote of its Stockholders.
The cap; tai stock of this Corporation II
fixed at Thirty Thousand Dollars, di-
yidcd into three Tmndred shares Of one
Funded dollars each, but it may begfft
business vixen ont-half of its authorized
capital is paid, in money or property ut
such valuation as may be RXed 10y the
stockholders.
The domcile of this corporation shall
be at Willard, Pearl River Comfy, Mis-
sissippi.
This charter shall take effect and be-
come operative from and after its APP
proval by the Governor.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-12
A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYS-
EMERY AND DIARRHOEA.

- -
''Some years ago was one of
a party that intended making a
long bicycle trip" says F. L..
Taylor, Of New Albany, Bradford
County, Pa. Il was taken sud
denly with diarrhcca, and was
about to give up the trip, when
editor Ward, of the LacevFille
Messenger, suggested that I take
a dose of Chamberlaiii's Collie;
Cholera and Diarfhoea Remedy.
] purchased a bottle and took two
doses, one before starting and
one on the route. ! made the
trip successfully ard never felt
any i'll effect Again last summer
l was almost completely run down
with an attack Of dysentery. /
bought bottle of this same
remedy and this time one dose
cured me-" Sold by r. L. Stew
enson, Druggist.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-12

We hope the war at Panama
will be over before there is any
chance of smother Fourth Of July
present being offered to It's.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-12
Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at jackson Miss.
s,,,x,,,s fO4b IunT

August 18Th, 1901 ,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
IowiRg-naned settler has filed notice
of his intention to make committed
final proof in support of his claim, ard
that said proof win be made before
Chancery Clerk of Pearl River Go. at
Poplaryille. Miss, on October 18th, 1901
viz: Rutiilus Bond II. f. No. 33302
for the Ell SW14 & E1a NW4 Sec. p.
T. 2 ). X. II w.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz
i. NJ. Beall, Joseph Z. Beall, Sol Lad
ner, John E. Lee, All of Hillsdale
Pearl River Co. Miss.
LANES HILL Recister
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-09-12

Our office is now equipped with new type
press is up-to-date in filling rush orders.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
THE RECORDS.

More than four thousand spectators went 10
Washington Park yesterday to witness the oaii
game between the Brooklyn and New-fork teams.
The men from Harlem played In thelr usuai
wrctched form, and the champions won as the9
pleased. Hickman pitched his first game Tor the
New-York team and did credltable work, consider
ing his an,ateursh support. Newton held the New
York batsmen at his mercy. About three hundred
the invited guests of the Brooklyn club The
youngsters presented keeler. their bescoal IDOL
with bat. The fine folding done by Dahlen and
Daily was frequently appauded.
The Brooklyn players. confident OF an easy VIC
tory took the lead in the second inning. DAILY hit
safely and stole second just as Dahlen hit
through short. When Dahlen, in turn. stole sec
ond. Daily managed to reach the plate assisted by
Hcknan's wild throw. Two more runs went to
Broohyn's Ifs; In the next inning. Newton reached
first on a rnuH by Selbach. and Keeler hit safely.
McCreery forced Kealer. and Dolan went to hrst
called balls. filling the bases. Smith threw
Wildly and Newton crossed the plate. When
Murphy allowed KeleyS easy grounder to escape
him McCrCeTr scored.
Three went 20 Brooklyn's lead in the
fifth inning and the onlookers we're sorry for the
unfortunateS from. Harlem. Kelley hit safely and
took second a passed ball DAILY reached first
on balls, and he ard Kelley made double steal.
Both scored on Dahlen's hit to left, which ought to
have been caught by either Davis or bowerman.
Irwin hit h. a pitched ball and Farrell was
sent fret. on NeWton'3 little drive to Davis
Dahleu vas retired. but Smiths bad throw
Camel Irwin ran home McCreery's two-hagger
and an error by Davis gave Brooklyn another run
in the eighth New-York escaped n shat With
one run in the sixth inning. Davis hit safely. and
so did Mcbride. Murphy forced Mcbride. bat Davis
scored on the play. The scofe:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
yEWPORT's AUTOMOBILE RACE.
FASTEST MACHINES IN THE COUNTRY TO
BE SEEN ON OCEAN DRIVE.

At no tine has greater interest been shown IN
the progress of autOmobiling in the United states
than this year az Newport. Many persons who
saw the races last year are anxious 70 participate
in the road race. which is TO be held en- August %
The Ocean Drive. NewpOrts most famous road. Is
to be- used for this OCCASION under special arrange
rnents with proper precautions against accidents.
After many debates a0G conferences the city COun-
ell Of Newport has agreed TO the use OF this road
and probably one o. the greatest meetings IN the
interest of automobiles ever held IN the united
States will be the result.
The location is the finest 70 be had, the Ocean
Drive being an ideal road for such a purpose nine
miles in length and more than broad enough 10
permit speeding under proper coneitons. VITA
safety Entries are coming in rapidly, some Oh
those having entered being w X Vanderbilt. r.
J. I.tvernlore J. Mem. auiIton, austin Gray. j. j.
Astor G. c. Scott, a. G Bostwick ara L FosaieA.
Valuable curs are offered by the following per,
sons: Mr. ard Mrs. W. h. Nanderoit: IT. MI, anu
Mrs q n r Belmont. Mrs. Drexel MIS- fieIhaLA
OeIrichs H. o. Havemeyer, II, J. LlVefHiOie' tH0
Aut0u,ohile Racing Association and otheIS- -.
The races will be held under the N1tloldl 1eaS4n3
Asrociat;Ou w X Vanderbilt, 1r.. nreslGshs, =.
McN Hamilton. vtce-pTSsident and u +; bdIlsAss
secreJarv and win he coeductsc unQeF Ihe I@JIiI5
rules and with the authorization or tne an"hooNs
C-1uh OF Ameri-a-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
GOLF.
sEMI-FINALS AT THE WAUMBEK
Lny rEaEeRAru TO TIE rRIsrNE.l

IBE TEIEGRArU TO TIE TRIBLNE-T
Waumbek House. Jefferson. II. H. Aug. 22.-The
sem-fnal round In the Waumbek Golf Club tour
nament has been stubborny contested. with
row margins for results and fine play both
sides. In the first division McCawley. of Phila-
delphia. only held his after a nineteen hole
match, and young j. Whitney Baker Hillside Golf
Club shared in the sensations of the day by beat
ing the redoubtable Walter Smith the nine
teenth green. The days play summarized:
waualbek Cip--W M McCawIey Philadelphia Country
heat f. NJ. DALEY Cutter School, up 10 holes j.
Whitney Baker. Hillside Golf. heat Walter B. Smith.
Onwentsia. l up 10 holes.
jefferson Cupi L. Edwards Dallas CTex) Golf, beat
Henry \. Daley. ArdSley up and 10 play: Morgan
smith Morris County. beat l. c.. Young. Ardsley.
Consola ton Cup-Consteutine F. Hutchrs. BrookIne,
beat j. b. Fo9t. Apawamis up; Lawrence c. Daley.
Ardsley beat c. G. Adsit. Onwentse, and to play.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
R4CETR4CK WITHOUT WATER.
uoRsEMEN AT YoNKERs FEAR THEY WILL have
TO FINISH TRAINING ELSEWHERE

rtoRsENEN At YoNKERs FEAR THEY WILL HAVE
TO FINISH TRAINING ELSEWHERE
Sunrise was caused on Wednesday mornihs .
the F,upire City Kacetrack. when, under a resoiU-
ZION o. the Board Of Water Commissioners the
water supply was cut or This action. while an'cF
mated for some time, the administrators II
charge f the Clark property would not pay a''eH-
t,on 10 the several dem&GiS made on them oy the
water board made trouble a-dong the horsenen d
the track Several Of them have been sltuauu
there permanently. &nd hoped TO remain there uhpA
some definite ton taken as 10 the future as
position OF the track Put they say they must no"
on the shortest possible notice pack UP ana haAe
arrangements at other tracks 10 finish their uain-
ing.
In tho ule5n time they will be without water eA-
c.pt such as the superintendent Of the track MI
Trearor will be able TO supply them with Dy l nuns
his sprinkins carts and delivering IL 70 tLsn- si
some Cf the prominent creditors are severe IN sns.
G.Cuo.-s.5 ions If their tment at the hdnos -
Nr FraC1l,y the counsel o. the administering % -
tie Clc-t eS;nt~. Th@y say that they can ssI ~ s
ssti,fqr.ion either 10 the hnanCial cohollJn -
rha esratS. o. even when there VIII ce pr9SYts'
OF a settlement. The whole affair has caused ~ ~
siderable talk only among business men OI LIZ
ciJy, but s;so among those horSs-neh VINO Ha'
heard of the trOUbIe-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
PLAYING FOR WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP

Chicago. Aug 22.-Rain interfered with the scores
of the qualifying rounds in the amateur ChG p.on-
ship tournament of the Western Golf AssoCia ton
Midlothian to-day, Frederick r. HaInlir. of
Chicago. and Walter F.. Egan. of Onwentsia. tied
at the leading score of rs but Hamiln won the
play off OF nine holes by Al to Il. w j. Hoabird
jr, OF Glen View who is regarded the leading
amateur of the West, made 4 poor showing, finish
ing fourth. with lS2 strokes Hamilton Vose, State
champion of Wisconsin. also fell down. making the
days work In 199
Nlnety-one players, representing twenty three of
Che leading golf clubs of the West entered con-
test to-day, which called for medal play over thIr-
ty-six holes The FIRST sixteen in to-day's play win
contest for the Western amateur championship;
ire two succeeding siXteens will play for cups
The succeeding rounds will be played Friday and
Saturday at eighteen holes each. match play
ihayer Mcmillan. OF Detroit, qualified to-day in
the second sixteen with 1913 J. s. Sweeney, of De-
troit with 21l, and Chisholm Beach of Cleveland.
with 215. qualified for the third cup.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
To PLAY FOR s.. 900.

Chicago. Aug "A golf competition OF surpass-
ing interes, 10 friends of the game arranged
here to-day 1t is a trial between the crack pro-
fessonals "Wil' Smith. OF Midlothian and Law
renee Auchterionie. OF Glen View. 4 purse OF
s2o00. said be the largest ever put up for
similar event. has been made up by members of tho
clubs
Play will begin at 10 a m. on Sunday on the
links OF the ChcaSo Golf Club 1t will be match
play ~ thirty six holes
Auchteronie the title OF Western champion
in the open tournament here on Tuesday, making
a OF 81. while Smith took SIS in making the
course.
The winner VIII take percentage Of the purse
and the club 70 which he belongs the remainder.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

IVA the Arden Farms hlly. sold favor,4. q
against the field for 81 There were thres-..A% NV
General b. F. Tracy's Fanfare took the e-..N
cropped the second to Cynthia and won tho .Is
fhe race was two in three. Cynthia received aau
ond money and c. ID. Brilckerhoff's Nor SET
third. The best time was 2:Z7lS was
In the e1S pace for 81 900 Berdina so,a
Vor1te over field of five starters but IT, ID
went IN straight heats to Dick See ovna5 ACE
. Lyman OF Parkvtlle. In the first hea+ rg ..
ana besiege were distanced- the time being 9.,s'a
Second money went 10 Snitz and third "a Ta-s,-"
There We're seven starters in the 2qs na- .a-
c.ass FOR $1,000 Away, the chestnut mare o,-
by the Empire Farm, was the favorite and af,
dropping the first heat Nourose. won The -
three. In the last heat Nourose was d,starcas
Maggie Mills finished second Jantfna third c.
Z. fourth and Captain Murray fifth. My Budd me-
drawn after the first heat. in which he hn,x,s
seventh
The best OF the day was the PIP trot -,
H.ooo Frank Creamer sold favorite for 25 Fl<
8 for s1 Woodford c. for IS. and the field contain
ing Chanty and Bessie Owens for S. Franz
CIeamer wor the first heat. and Elsie S took tha
next two. winning both times by sensational I'm
ishes, which set the multitude OF spectators wild
Ex-senator McCarty's Bessie Owens. driven by
Billy Dickerson. was IN great form, and in each
homestretch After three heats had been troSted =
S Arthar's great horse Shanty o rank , outsider n
the next two heats after bitterly fought contests
management
until tomorrow. although Chantys driver did moi
like IL. II is believed that Frank Creamer, being
fresh in the morning. VIII win the
Tomorrow Ex-senator McCarty will send Joe
Patchen TO beat the worlds half-mie tTacksrec-
ord of 2:0534. held by himself. and made on the
Goshen track. He did not go to-day because yes
terday's rain made The track trife heavy The
summaries:
TROTTING-JCvENILE STAKES-PURsE S5OO-BEST
TWO IN THREE
Fanfare. b. by Kentucky Wilkes u. Dckerson)
Morn s. g. (BrnckerhofN ---.-.---S
Time-2:2TA. 2:29, 2:29%-
PACISG-2:IS CL-ASS-PCRSE $1,000.
Dick See b. h.. by Tennessee Wilkes CLymanl....
Snitz dun. g. Davis 5 9
Beriina. b. m. tNI-sl 3
Clover. b. (COatesl dis
BeseSe b. e tHeadTickson} - = -----.-- dis
TiTae-2:l2is. 2:l4lt. 2;i1i=
TROTTING-2:25 CT.ASS-PURSE S1CeO.
.vav cb m by Ambassad,- (Birchl- ....... 3 I I
Naggfe Mills b. m. by Chime Bell tMIlsl-.-.- : .
Jantina d. m (W Dicksrsonl. -.---.-.--..-- 3
Carrie z h. (CumminSl ...-.-...-.-.-.-.-- .
Captain Murray. br h. Uynanl .-------
NcurOse. b. (Gurneyi o 6ds
Time 2:19S. 2:1S'2. 2:t924, PISA
TROTTING-2:12 CIAASS-PURSE $1,0O0 (UndnisheH
Elsie $ h m by Stamboul (Nndrevs'-.-- 1 1 4
CThantv. ch r., BY Guy Wilkes (ArthCri.. !
frank Creamer {Snider) s
Bessie owens, ch m Nv, CN DieFeTson' -------
TINE. 2:17. 2:15A, 2:1s. 2:1s 2:201s.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
MEN WHO AIDED BARBER SET FREE.
CHARGE AGAINST THEM THEM OF FoRCIBLY EN-
TERGNG vAMDERBILT HOMESTEAD DISMISSED

CHARGE AGAINST THEM THEM OF FoRCIBLY EN-
TERING VANDERBILT HOMESTEAD DISMISSED
City Marshal Robert Goggin and Deputy Sheriff
Edward Donnelly. jr appeared in the Court of Ses-
sons at New-Brighton yesterday to answer n
charge OF forcibly entering house. Last week the
men were TO be put on trial. but on the day set
for the hearing they failed to appear sending un-
sworn certificates of two doctors setting that
they were i'll. Justice Fitzgerald became very In
dignant and declared that the men were trihing
with the court.
Donnelly and Goggn accused of forcihly TAX
ing possession of the old Jacob Vanderbilt home
steady on Grimes HILL A. L. Barber the asphalt
man. who had bought the place, sold 1t In 1899 TO
William Thorpe for $4,000. Last July w w Niles
acting for Mr.. Barber. IL is said. attempted to re-
cover possession OF the property. but he
cessfully resisted by MIR. Thorpe. On July 10 Cog
gin and Donnelly went to the homestead AS soon
as they were in the house the officers announced
that they were there TO take possession of the
property for the Cloyena Land Company. Mr..
Barber Is said to be the owner of the land
pany; Mr. Thorpe and his wife refused to leave.
and II is alleged that the two officers acted In a
threatening manner. Goggin displaying a revolver.
The court dismissed the charges. Judge Fitzger-
aid dissenting.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
MISS CONRAD, fAyoRIrE. RUNS AWAY

81. Louis Aug. 22-The racing at Klnloch Park
to-day was marred somewhat by the running
away OF Miss Conrad. the favorite in the second
event She threw her rider and covered a mile be-
fore she was caught. this break killing all her
chances Of winning. Summary:
First race fpurse; FIVE furiongs)-oueen w 10 Il
Natthewsl, 10 ], won: Duela. ITO (ConIey) IL TO
,.cond; Miss Hume 40 q. Hicks. !. third Time
Rdsohg, 10 won: Athara, li2 CseeD, 8 second:
taIa HaIrs' ha tsoydl 70 ], third Time lI7A.
Third race teelling; twenty yardsl-ra,
Paxton. 80 fMeade) g. won m cane in5 ~ ~.
Time. 1:s5. - ~ - ''f"'
Fourth race fseliing: mile)-w. b. Gates III IT
-iattheHs). 10 3 won Esttie lO7 N ff,cLs,
"a 20 second "ss Liza I0z HIeIserson) 10 J. third
fonl % ~. won; Monos ll2 q. Matthew'S 20 sec
ono Dakeith' iZ eConley). to third. Time. 1870
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
WAVERLEY BOAT CLUB REGATTA.

The Waverley Boat Club will have It's annual
ladies' day regatta tomorrow at 2:30 O'Clock the
racing course being laid the Hudson, opposite
its clubhouse. at One-hundred- nd fifty -sixthst
The Waverley organized In 1885, and every year
ladies day" has been a feature among their en-
tertainments. Seven hundred invitations have been
issued. and In order that their guests may have
plenty of and good opportunity to see the
races. barge has been charatered md will be
moored alongside the boathouse directly opposite
the finish In addition TO the invited guests the
club IL is safe 10 that, If the weather be fine
the aquatic sports Will be witnessed by ten thou
sand people from the various bathing beacher these
resorts usually being crowded the Saturday half
holiday
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
CINCINNATI. 6; CHICAGO, 8.

Cincinnati, Aug. 22.-Cincinnatt took the last
game OF the seriess to-day. defeating Chicago in
easy fashion. The cincinnatis knocked EaGoTl out
OF the box in the fourth Taylor taking his place
Taylor pitched in grand style during the five
innings he the slab Johnny" Sutthon. The
Cincinnatis' pitcher. Joined the team to-day
Score:
Cincinnati .............o x-e I
Chicago ...............e 0 o 0-G =
Batteies-Iishn and Pet1: Eesor, Taylor and Kshoe.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

Chicago. Aug. Z.-Flaccus won the Emerald
Stakes over the hurdles at Hawthorne to-day.
Summaries:
First (seven furlongs)-Izzorne ig5 G)orn,nic,
! 70 D. Won: PATRON. 10 Alexander). 4 J. second
Ort.o. 1O5 (SullivanD 8 TO .. third. Time I.37i<
SSond rh-e fsiI furiOngs)-Jaubert
70 s. won; Evening Star Dominica IL 10 .aco1,
Er athion. 101 CSinkheld1. l. third Time l.2II
Thru race elk furones)-fiosl Runner IO3 Vcker,1
~ 70 10. N3ensein, l03 0<niRht) II 70 second
Max Bender. los CNinkheid) 10 ?. third Time l:3O
Fourth Emerald StGkes steepechsse short co,rse)
-FlaccGs. 136 NLloydD ]. won: Dick FNirber 132
&C. Johnson 40 g. second Captain Conover is2 GioIi
hon). 70 ]. third Time
Firth race lseren furongs)-Lennep JOB (Gormiey) 7
70 10 won: Banish i12 COtis) 13 J. second; Major
DIXON. lo5 fNrinerneg). 10 l. third. Time 1:34K
Sixth lone mile and eighth)-Oxnard IOT Cs,l-
li'an). 20 ? Tammany Chief SC fHiukheid) 10
> second Flying Torpedo 50 C3irkfretch). 2 third
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
DELMAR FREE OF sHERIFF's POSSE

St Louis, Aug. 1.-THE sport Delnlar Park
was not marred by the presence OF a sherir'. pos.e
to-day Form players were well remunerated arst
and second choices splitting the card equally
Summaries: ''''
First fsy furlongs)-coone s;on. ao nc Mr,,hy,
l3 10 2, MadA Belle. los IT. OBrien1 "a Il
oi.a: gsrn.r - dAndseyD 20 70 ]. third. Time 1.Ioh
second race purss i've furOngs)-FaranIas. III (,ane
innr). 20 . vop; clsrsna, los CDae) 10 2 reconS
"y-t-Ap. 100 Graun'eroyD. 80 10 ]. third Time 1:O3
lhifo race ceiling. miisD-Torn Cromwell Ilz
.yse,) ~ 70 wen; EmyyreaL SO PauntleroyI 10 70 l.
ss,shas iaoas. III nlae) 20 10 third. Time 49l.
roarth rAos ,sslrnG; Elk and half furcngs)-Iord
Sevins ils ~ . trien ~ 10 o. Ed l.. lO7 CsneD
Time 1zl[. az W d '''io
rum race tseliing; mile -sixteenthsl-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
PTT-TsBURa. 4: ST. LOUIS,

St Louis Aug 21--Tfa-Dc- WILD today and
IN the first three Innings three bases bells
His club mates gave him poo- support n the
opening innings anG allowed the vis:to-s 10 score
four runs. Phiiiippi held St I-o'ss d"w1 without
a run until the seventh inning \ brilliant stoF
by Wagner in the ninth prevented ST Louis from
tieing the score Score:
r. X F.
Pittsburg ...........l 2 0 o o Q o-4 u
St Louis .....,.....O o o . 0--3 10 !
Batteries-Philllppi and thinner; Harper and Ryan
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
BOSTON. s. PHILADELPHIA.

Boston. Aug. 22.-The visitors rlado good rally
IN the ninth. but II too late 20 save tie game
Orth was hammered hard when hits meant runs
Jennings did great work at short. Gccre:
y
Boston ..----------.--u -
Ratteres-Pttinger ard Kittrcige Ortt ard Mailman
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
,pyY S,PDggIs q ]
9pIoRES1eN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACIHG.-Neet. Saratoga. 2:i5 p. m.
YACHTINC-Cruise % Atlantic Yacht Club.
GOI.F-First All second match play round for cham
poashir Arden: match with EngleSood
kpawasnis monthly handicap Hofbor Hill Golf Cluo;
PRESIDENTS cup competition. Oakland: club handicap.
Ilea.; handicap. Bayswater: CLUB handicap
seab. light monthly handicap Glasses and ~ zi AreS
lev: citb haadicap Wee Barn; members handicsp
I;ockaUay: club handicap. Glen Ridge; president $
ZIP. Monmouth Beach: match with Bedford
5iahcr.c. boys' championship Highlands.
POI.O.-Tournament al Saratoga.
HORSE sftOW-Tournament at Southampton. Long ISL
and.
RooUE-Tou7nameut at Norfolk Conn.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
FINE DAYS SPORT AT GOSHEN.
JOE PATCHEN To ATTACK WORLDS HALF
MILE TRACK RECORD TO-DAY,

IHV TELEGRArIJ TBIsCNEl
Goshen. y. ", Aus 22.-This the bHnns- day
of the Goshen Ten thousand persons
on the grounds. The first called the Iu-
venile Stakes for threeyear-olds. purse $500 Gym
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
WINDSOR TERRACE.

The Kings County Cricket Club played the
knickerbocker Athletic Club at Bergen Point
where closely contested game resuteds In favor
OF the knickcrhocker aggregation by II runs The
scoring was low ON both sides. and A Gum and
ners with contributions Of 27 and % respectively
The totals were: knickerbocker Athletic Club n;
Kings County Co. -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
EKWANOk DEFEATS LACONIC.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO rHp TRrBuNE.I

GBY TELEGRAPH TRTBUNE.I
Manchester, VT, Aug. 22-The Ekwanok golf
team defeated the Laconic team of Williamstown.
on the links here to-day by the decisive score of
AZ to o. This match was in the series for the Green
Mountain Golf Association Cup. The Mount An
thony team viii play here Saturday, and If the
Ekwanok team wins the trophy will become the
property of the club. The summary o. to-day's
match Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
FOREST HILL.
ON THE MoNrcLAIR LINKS.

Moptclair. y. J.. aug I'm the contest for the
governors cup the links OF the Montclar Golf
club this afternoon among the women. only three
turned In their cards They were Mrs r NJ Har-
rson. ln-lG-l3I Mrs r. Hickman. lS2-O-lS2; Miss
Grace Lessom, I43-lO-lSS.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

svordsran. l12 Ct. o Brenl. Barrica. les
Dale IS l. second; Eugenia 107 F. Jones. TO i.
third Time 2031z -
(purse furlongs)-Miss Ciolightly, l0I
ct O'Brien), . won Fitzkanet. 100 (Dangmanl 70
l. second; Dandy jim i12 (sneiD to l. third Time
lis.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
CYCLING.
ANOTHER CIPCUIT MEET AT MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN TONIGHT

ANOTHER CIPCUIT MEET AT MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN TONIGHT.
Cycle racing never before popular in this
district. Besides the circuit at Madison
Square Garden tonight interesting contests have
been arranged for both the Manhattan Beach and
Vailsburg tracks to-morrow. There will also be
racing at the latter track Sunday and again at
Madison Square Garden Monday night. The
meet at the Garden tonight will bring together
of the fast amateur and professional riders
in their respective classes. The intercty
race between Hurley and Schrieber, representing
New-York and Mcconnell and Netting. represent
ing New-England ought TO be well contested
At a meeting OF the National Cycling Association
board held at Providence Wednesday night II
decided that all records hereafter be
based upon contests with a flying start. According
this decision. State records were established by
Stnson Tuesday night for twenty five miles. motor
paced.
Bobby Walthour matched yesterday to
meet Johnny Nelson In a ffteen-me motor
paced race al Madison Square Garden on August 26