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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-03-21
The street piano supplies airs
by handle.

For the wce kness and prostration
following gripue there is nothing so
prompt and efective as One Minute
Cough Cure, This preparation is b ghly
endorsed as An unfailing remedy for all
throat and LUG troubles and its early
use prevents assumption 1t was
made TO cure quickly-J. II. Hill & son
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-03-21
rheumatism Cured in a bay.

mystic Cure"for Rheu natisn and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to 8
days. It's action upon the system Is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re
o at once the cause and the dt~
ease Immediately d~isapnears. The first
dose greatly benefit IS Cents Solo
By M. E. Robinson & Bro, druggists
Goldsboro, N. @.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-03-21

Itch on human cured in 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by M. E. Robinson
& Bro. Druggists. Gol6sboro. N. G.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-03-21
CAT ARRII

Catarrh' has become such a common
disease that a person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint is seldom met
with. tits customary o speak of Catarrh
rs nothing more serious than a bad cold,
q simple Inflammation of the nose and
throat. It is, in TACT, a complicated and
very dangerous disease if not at first, it
very soon becomes SO.
The blood is quickly contaminated by
the foul secretions, and the poison
through the general circulation is carried
to all parts of the system.
Sa1ves, washes and sprays are unsatis-
factory and disappointing, because they
S. S. does. It ~cleanses the blood of the
poison and eliminates from the system all
catarrhal secretions, and thus cures thor
oughly and permanently h worst cases.
Mr.. P. H. McA11ister, of Harrodsburg, Ky,
writes: Having been a terrible sufferer from
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Russia says nothto& aud gath
erS in treaties.
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ENCLJDED FROu THT vans.
frsod Order Against Mr.. Rows an. ''sur~-
turr-or-> opay" n-mrsi,

WASHINGTON. sept 10 Acting Post
master General Shall.nberg.T to-day issued
ala order denying the u-- Of the United
States mails To Mn Bertha X Rowan.
Post Ofhce drawer 1887. Mil~ auks-,. VIZ.
Mr Rowan operated a scheme similar tn
that originated by her husband a year
or morr ago and 10y reason Of which the
use Of the mails was deni,d him. Mn
Rowan advertised To cure cerain COM
plants. Offering a $40 box Of m.dicine.
said To Ia sufficient TO en-cT a permanent
cure, for s. rs The medicinc was prac-
tical!y worthless and seldom did the pa
tirnt any good and Mn Rowan sent a
s-cund, "A third and sometimes a fourth
u ffih box To the same individual with
the promise OF a cure
~ complaint wac made TO Mir. Rowan
regarding the violation 81 the PROMISES
made In her first circular. PERMANENT
cur" or money refunded, sine sent TO th.
aggnev"d person her FREE cure, consisting
~ "A boS Of pills. with careful directions
Tor their constant W." for a period Of several
years. tn" scheme operated 10y her hus-
hand som" time ago guaranteed the cure
Of deafne~- II The patient took one II the
pills furnished 10y Mr. Rowan every day
Tor about six years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
ROWTI\G.
Nrar, Al arrangements Compile ted for
ne Columbia League Tournament

Va" BOARD OF Managers ~ the Columbia
leagu" held it, first meeting of he season on
Monday night and complrt-d nearly all ar
rnnc"m"ut, for the tournament. which - slated
~ hrsiu un Oct al the tvrnty-ou- clubs
which participated 10 last seasons oomp@-
tiioh IA" GLOWING again entered trains
Nuduh"u, b"lvid"re. Corinthian. CENTURY
Nh"-lmen. cyclone. Dolsndo. Enterprise.
lmpit" city, Lotus. LIN wood owl. Oriental.
PhpniN. Ko~"dsle. Royal Arcannm Wheel
men. standard. innkar- and lwAsos. form
"rN known a. the Bank clerks rclcphon"
M"~~1g"- were rso-iv-d 'hs' the Lotus and
ihgniX cluhs would retain ~mcmbershp
Ih" Friendships. Grove Hills and Nangs
AsIc~shls and Empirc clubs being elected
Te-ni,r ID as s''f ioilS~- III Mo r,.Sl'" ME-, Gl 'r rEr-.
dcni Prank saucr. Nicc-ITe-ld"r' Geors"
.olemhb secrs,ar Gus schlnsine. frear
Nal-h. Arthur ,sn'r-il and : Kennedy wer.
appointed A. 10" ESes9ijiVe Tha
.,rh"d i.rt meeting viii b" held on neat Mon
Ai,hoU gh tho members Of a number Of
,lnb, promised 4" ION ~" nes tournament
NC l"agur. not enough d-lcg1t~s were Al
Amann and Trei-s's nll-y~ last night aud
nr-dsS M n" P%sor"',rSa s "@at ".s, c w.,
70 ~" psfl IN thr tourney ar" the Metro
Vnlit,n. ou~ut, spartan. Columbia,
ttdrl,' orchard. clipper. Empire. National
III" 'fsrd central Bowling Totrna m.nt
hs~ been utgani1"d With the following clubs
l~ruel"t. l"uuls'on. Monarch. palaCr. In
N%tr'thi". tN,.l-tnt. Grand central. Imperial.
PROSPERITY, BI~hNiuk tUuuCil. tarrol Park
W hes !u"l, Mont luk. Eoho. Manhattan, East
brarhhlld wa elected President. n l. Moore
S-Df"tIty. tnd = l. Holden. treasured
Nnof'"t meeting vii b.. held ou Thursday
'irlt
Their" vii ~" few new teams In IA" Harlem
i"dgu' lolf uam"ut A. ~" meeting held
49, hiet' eighi~,'n Of ~. old riuhs Were
agHtu plnc,d 81 fho membership roll They
a." ~ follows turin'hin'. STANDARD, Az
dubou. h"lVid"re. central lark. colonial.
tclI-.. Friendship. Grove iIil. Hvterion'
kui'ketl","k"f. lAfav.ti~. Lotus. Morris.
View Rochelle. phpuiN, rr-iuirr and ~
'luh" 'h 10" thrr,s clubs not represented
tie Wtif" We The oii, one reIrpr'.d out
"i 'N" f~pufusInsuf Ia" Century heel |
u.". sud Harlem Mh'elucu w-r" allowed
utlIl 'h' u'N' meeting tu d"ylds suethef |
iI"l will roll IgaIu !
,harlry Sc.ncNnr If the Corinthians aid
that wNuH ~" treasury ~ hts club ~ empty. !
ii"N vii again r" retr-~'ut~d IN a. lsS,si
lIi'' Compartments. tI' Harlem Ira gl.. |
! nlu u1.t l.Is.t aud one lu Brooklyn 4
~4-t'~'"Hl fhs made iu tfflttN enforce
ne" ruiz compelling al, Dt 90" ciub~ tp Ilay
WIN ~" u"u iu suHh game. any ,lub fstl-
''t O." i' Zoo fu ~. - -il-d Fh" matter
W. L-li 'N'l uutl a." urAt m', tins, sh,cl,
wa "" I'D uu ~sp q, SAssl officers
viii IT, "l. I'D and -,l-drl~ adopted li-f-
o. hJ,I'd"ff, usus srr eft 10" tournament.
AZ u'' dI"ulgU the uames 1T ne clubs Nttch
l"'' HlIiifl ley ut"WhrTshtp. cut stated
."' d" TAI though applicants iu M the
~ h''ii'rs u ga fuuuuut"d Lat the ut-Fl-
Fn''s Sl 10 played "u a.
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CENSUS BuLLETIN.
PepsistIen he sen. Cesor and Nativity
af -Four stats.

WASHINGTON, sept. 10 The Census Blu
rcau to-day tSsued n hullrtin giving the
population by srx. color and general ma
uvity Tor the States OF PENNSYLVANIA. Rhode
Island. South Dakota and south Carolina
1he males ~prrdominate In South Dakota
and Pennsylvania the former state having
SIS I"r cent ~ males a. against 49, per
GENT. 81 females. and ilte latter NN per
cent. 81 males n against 49, PER cent. of
fernalr-. la Rhode lsland aud South
Carolina the females are Slightly IN .tCys-.
The for-ign-bom element constitutes a
large proportion ~ th. total population ~
Rhode Island. South Dakota and Penn
s~ylvania. the first IHm"d state having 81
ISr cent. Of foreign boni. the second ?? per
cent. and the third Is q per cent IL South
carolina tie population II practically al 81
native birth.
Mon. than one-hsh. OF -. p-r cent.
OF III" population h. Suuth Carolina are
culurcd. practically oil Of whom arr persons
ot negro descent. In south Dakota the
proportion IT colur>d IL much smaller. or
50 per cent. while In Pennsylvania and
Rhode Island the small proportion of col
Ord, (? per cent la each Cd>s. l. comprised
mainly ut perS'nS Of negro de-sft
In Rhode Island foreign white I~rsnns
constitute 81 TPr c'nt and uativ. Nhit.
ls'r-ons 81 foreign parentag- rs PER cent.
oi the total population. The two elements
combined representing n.arly two-thiri-
81 the population Of the state In South
Dakota th,ss same Two elements represent
over three-ffth-. or 500 Is.r cent II the
population. while In Pennsylvania they
represent nearly tNo-if'hs. 81 asS Isr
cent ln south Carolina the white element
Of the Population IL practically all II ua'iv"
birth. tho-.' of foreign birth ~ Jarrntass
representing only 8 per cent - the ota
Population 81 the STATE.
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OFFICIAL CROP REPORT.
Decline In the Average Condition Of Corn
During August.

WASHINGTON. sept. iO.-The monthly re-
port Of the stati-tician Of the Department ~
Agriculture shows the average condition Of
corn on sept. l TO have been Sill. There
was a decline during August amounting To
2S points. The condition on the first
Of the present month was 2ss points
lower than on Sept. 4, 1870. 80 Z
points lower than az the corresponding
date In 1899. 81 points below tho mean
OF tho September averages for tie
last ten years and 50 points below the
lowest Septamber average. that ~ 1881. ever
before recorded The average condition at
harvest Of winter and spring wheat .om-
bined was ~ =. sgainst 40 q last wear. T)s in
1879, and a ten-year average ~ N =
The average condition % oats was ~ I Of
barley. s2s, ~ winter and spnng rye com
bined. SIS, Of buckwheat, ~ .. 81 potatoes
52.s.
Since Aug. l there has been a renera
improvement In the condition Of ~tnlacro
Virginia. tennessee. Maryland and pennsyl-
vAnia report conditions !. 3, q aud 10 points
above their rcsp,ciiva ten -year awnings.
In Kentucky tho present condition and the
ten-year average ar" equal; and ia North
Carolina, Ohio, Wisconsin and Missouri
the conditions are respectively II, IS. ~
and 40 points below such averages.
The weather of the past week has been
more favorable for cotton. This s,aplc
IL opening rapidly in ali sections and pick
hHk y !" h'h'Ihl HhkItNrs 'otflTlAltlta
OF rust and shedding s,ill continue. how
ever. from the eastern end central di.-
tricts OF the cotton belt, and the ton cr,p
h short In Georgia and Florida. while re-
ports of damage by boil worm are recai yed
from Mississippi n Louisiana. No i'm
provement L. noted Ia the late Crop Ia Texas.
in the drought stricken ais'r4ct.. Snd Z
shedding aud ru@ting badly whers rain
fell.
Nc improvement in the condition OF apnles
Is reported This fruit il soaroe in nearly
all sections. and pro<pects for a Door Weld
are indicated. hut Ia portions II Arkarsos
aud West Virginia a good crop j. generally
promised.
In Missouri and Indiana apples continue
Dropping and many tree are dying ia
the fnst-nhmed State.
With the figures OF the Government crop
report a. a ba@i-, J { Brown, sta,i-tic,au
Of D New York Produce Exchange. oalcu-
lated Yesterday that the Indicated crop Of
corn II l.aS5 COS 600 bushels. which c,n-
parcs with an indication on Aug 1 Of I -saS
VD.On bushels and with an actual hsrv..,
las wear - 2,iO5. io2 $40 bushels. Tie
Indicated crop r"preSents the smallest
crop OF corn Snos 1891, when there was
= total of .2i2 T7O.OO bushels harvested
Ia total What crop indication j. ga.
sS5 40 bushels. which with nu
Aug indication ~ ass 90 go bushels aud
st"tal harvest last war ~ 522 30. 5H5 htu,hcl.
lh' Indicated wheat crop has b-en .s-
c,edcd once only hv an actual harvest, that
Of i~nS. when there WAS ~. rsNord Weld ,f
G7b. las. 7Oi bu.hels
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Trap shooting.

MANY prominent trap shooters me, a.
In'"r-i1'' PARK Yesterday M the oprniug
c'"ui- Of TO New Work Stite Fish and Gam.
lr"l'''irt Association gndrr ~. pu-tI,.~ ~
TIC New I tr"cht Road and Gun 1I,i
'-''''"' ~ ~" prtn " event follow
The Nsr l. irat Hand,r.p ~ ;no Gay ntd, ~
N|l. tAhlIHnr lses UAfVs1 MrNHffA ~ Nafls
o. N"utnanr. u la-is. ~ 20 t;esrn, ID
80, lsnninS. - yards. % d. IL Hold.
he'n- - , q l.siiuauu. a. ystdN. ~
oh ,af4s ~ o. ~ 10 soi. 10 iafds. ~
f1 ltTdS "a Ilomss v Not'sN. -
lfiN 70 frftH ieNafd. Al q B nuais.
lhid, - y q si',fl sal. 9. lHfgs 81 4
Ni'i IT, hff'. - y v Van Aii.n. 10 ,Atd. -
.'lN , N'uor Il@Fi. ~ NzttN. - p D lNat 10
lair q Van hsgnH ~ Nrt5,. -
Ms 'ntd' - q tItiu - sfds. 20 .toli n
iH'''I 20 = u Nutiou. Dc ,atls -
tttcs. q. , 81 .scE- II Narr,
II mn'dIuta. ittaiss = n = N-isN- - s,ds -
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American, To ,.n,rol nrs ,i,,.n u,n-..

Dr.. Alcid,~ N"drado. BRAZILIAN Mining
Commissioned p" NJ" psu-Am"rican ~
position, arrived Yesterday from BuraI,
ana announced that n syndtcat. 81 Am
"n'nu capitalists l. Organizing FOR the
yNuiurlti,. and "Nploiia'iuu II mii,,~ Ia
Brazil Lie syndicate will have q caui'.l
81 t'.u0l.v" and will practically clt.,rYl
the utiI1' 4 precious orc and mineral.
o. Brazil Az th' miI"s. 'hu-' air,ady
~ ui-taii"h aud ih"s' not vet "Npili'-d.
an g. lr' purchased 10y ~, svudicat-
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Moyrmrnts Of NaNaI Nr-,rl.

WAsWNdTON, Sept U-The thinning
ship Mohican has arriv~l al Brcmertou,
Wash, tho gunn"ry ship Peoria nj New
Bndfori, th- collior iennidas AZ Lam.
bert pnir' end the Crul."i Albany and
the gunbuat Nashville ~ Suer. tn. monitor
Monterey has sailed from canton for Hong
Kong. thr training ship Alrrt from scar i.
for brenr"rton AMI the despatch boat DO
Ilin from New lonuui for Gluur.-'rr
The supply ship tuigna ha~ b.-.u Dul.rsl
- Boston 80 60 ont 80 commission Ih-
gunboat Pctrel. ONE 81 Admiral pevvoy'-
Manila HAY squadron. has t-.-u plarySl Yu'
~ commission a. MARI Island. tal
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Assignments Of OmcrN In the ARTILLERY
Corps Leave OF Absence.

w~NSHrNgrDN S~pi 90 Thsss amy order
lay OF sbsseo sr.hi,d tonits1 surgeon y ,
cg. los,phL lonqysn r.sn,y .s"ha Inv. nuy
"vH. ,',einhuN Iai,s,h, shd BON MS regiment
iSsysaSora ,.,
,tN lIeu, h,chafd y strong assistant surgeon
ta,nC 10 san fIancis@ tot itahsportatIOh " hSnii.
vniSma II Fan sssThS Goh ra SnI "'''h granted o.V'
Ihs lsa'e Of abs.ne. gtanird CeF I. RR'ves
FGI %s7r os 81 y ss,.s ss''9 iSs iS ss' n %Sn,s ,,,,,.a pr,
I'i., g">eph u rosG, AS as '..n, .uIssos
lts.t OF hhs-nr ivf ,so monih. granted 'Coi
't.nss e G'1,Hisst ASSISTANT Surgeon o,nersl
l'G,, q asscGc- to Louisville tof icIufnhr du,y
No. o, nsSrR- toe Gns month s,asi,d Capt
Thsss 1~ss,snmsntN OF orioers Of the Arnl'ry oo'rN.
'TnH pnoTotsa .m.,
cSi JSf i1on n ak x nstS :. q; .S.:' AFs.sy ,ns
-. %nI ,5 4, o sr,Ts, o. z, sr,a,p coTP.nI.s q
!; 2 T,1 sSSaSi.I n.,S '"C 8 $ VAST a !" ,h y S SsSs
Arllsrl haioi lleIt,A Heed. 10 %, cast Arull'p
MsaI His,n gus@!n. Y ~ cs.s %ynsi I'D
bAracks a. commAhdins orcsi Of ths FIsld Aril.ry
Cspi Harry : smith, " the iis,h Coast capt Wih.
{ BUCKLEY 20 nm .s"sn,h tosa cspi FfsS.nei
Johust1u, To SsVcntisu coast Capt Earle a.
ptAtec. 70 Tiny thifd Coast CAPT ArthgfS Conkiiu.
twenty eNetih Coast, Capt benjamin. N kshlef.
70 Nin-b second Coast Capt James 2 brady. "
Twenty tfs Coast Can't n 4. Aupiru hiie. 10 inAd
Coast capt n l. CarnichAsL 70 SsVen,senih Ca =,
Capt Hsty g. bishop. a. seventy ninth CnAN. Cast
Andrew Moses, ~ Twenty third coast capt Thomas
y Asabuin. - Twenty fourth Coas; cap, sam b
Bottoms. " Ninth Coast Capt Willard y Srubiu.
~ fuufh Coast Capt Harry y Cloks. W Thirty.
fourth Cossi t4pi SAMUEL G Nesiel b. tishtv. nrs,
Toast APT J " X NriBiyfs. o. Iights-uih coast
Cspt y u AeMaSisf. to Quasi Anthem. Ptuip ~.
Ward. 10 Field Arlllsfy.
lir~i lIruts GNYau X HanrorE 10 Slty sttth
y smith. y iouiis.nih f'ld Russell = Rsed,f. "
1sLS' iSe noDen A'1Llsh. " fllrntA
sisx.tIt ~ .ss.p c..'I utN 'SsN, Llhh
.nssinN t seventeen 'oasi 1cOige NJ biuose.
iN'iN sNh Auel Hngh " Iaylnt, W lhiffy-
effNul 'eif beufkf lfNe, " 1uAN Ar'llrfl, Alden
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Reception 10 the u,mb,e,on On, r,nn,,

f'f ~. sept 10 reg~ptuu ~.
F'''"''''p' William H MHf;tnof' 10. second
l. sith"'', y g y !. u-nirhi m hot . 81
Doe 'fi' ~ 'H. Niuhlri"n ,up ~ sea
e. II't f 600 pHuusvI,lut, pYur,,a -,.rt,r
"'i'hH ! fnd =. 10. thItatf l.luf
.'. HHC~f - NJ fuftlsf Autc f.u,l
''i ' n-icil' victor ride " a ~afrtagr
80 RYAN. Nd-rtHan f,t1l.
% 'Ht' a't sftv. fotuetl, ~ Nrm and
The Ir''--stsu man he'd g.
NV fHu AfuufN ana thtuV- - t,H.-
.t' sals'T" q fahtr va syr-aI WNA
a i Do 70 y" "a'. ara I. msfrt fiwt- was had
lI lc rNtiuif~d ~ q store amos
Z ~ W opu.io-rrd tho beat AIl-Tuuld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11

BAY SUOMI sept ~ The second annual
tournament Tor ~" President cup given
by Allan ruk-r'on vail b. started az the
Bas SHORE t'oli club Oh Saturday newt. when
The gratifying round viii be played. N
will D." a handicap Hrair and l. expected 20
hrug uu' 70 large number Of the members
Inc 'Ip la-' year We, Won by l. J T|urnbull.
VIII" after 90 closely contested match beat
james L Hyd" .u The nnnis Mr. Turnbu.l
iha' ]ufiuninass u" S I" snonr ,sc
rrwh"r- Who will play m this years iournA-
men, ~, w e. ,gfmsn hn,h-chiId.
! IHrsh"ii > Hh,nd' 4 z unHiSs Y
, blluu and { O'Donohu"
In ~" men, foursomeS last saturday
sum ~ The handicaps 81 each team 10 equal
or "No'"d ~. resulted a. follow:
T. ; N],,'h,ss and ,,mns,on. g, Kellogg sna
Ih@fu''l o. S,n,-f and Nand,fho,i. ~ Duncan and
s,ra' i,5n ;, pns,n moo AID Nam NnsS,p. y 1880
and hafhNnE ,o' V hAv-m.yst md Cha,illoh 100
o,rr MAY, sept 10 The las, Of the
women. cish'""n-hol" m.dal.plav hand
oi ~" C1pe Ma COLI Club Yesterday after.
noon. wlth thr following scores
G p, u a ,, MS E'' c9 nY a. ,.' 10 - Mr.
~ - ~ Mis- Esl-r uoush.-ty' iis. 30 los.
"a A''} s'' a, z 5I@ ~ IL. NJ y s. a 'I''''''"'
Gas = Mn ! -p.t-,ssi o,n'l: 100 90
-'ls Mis-, ,..rridS crsls is7 ~ Toi NJ. sIbsri
i-gss 80 IS 10. W, ch.hcs y Davis, TAI,
The invitation round robin given bv
Juigr Elliott Rodser- 1T Allegheny. Pa
b., hs"n d"T.arcd cio-cd aud 7 Watson
- a." Cul. he having won twenty contests
and l"s' two HI nearest oomp-titor vas
! surge Lock wood ~ Baltimore. who
PLAYED ne most contests. winning -"ven-
teen and losing nine.
IrpYErsoN. sept 10 The ars, golf tour
naW"ut oI"r to Bl AMATEURS without re-
s'tylnn ever announced a. an event on
fy.iE play this morning ou the MEumbck
t'o!f Club Du!s under the most favorable
w"a,h"r condition, pri1rs were offered
prlye for the low -'ur", and ihe latter was
won by , ! Robbins. Molls.ton Golf. who
mary
waam'-s cup ? : Robbins. VOLTA ron Gol'.
ia.. 'oa ~. ~ = Wai,n;y G,.sssr nIi,,as., 'i q
! Naming wau'ub-k. IS John n. has nond.
= d"'n.,r - lSsr'ac c bailey. Ardslry. -
Jcf,l,eu ~ ft-e LGetmAn IsnqS,ol. ~
b.k ioi , = Coos waunbsh las v . s,mssnn
WNH.hL ,rs = .Adrancr Duich.Ss ioS x n
pro S]ssS ,SSai a. ,t Sc, Be-, Z, COLI NT yns M. NiS o.s
DO. bel. PROFESSIONAL al The. flirhsid Count
Dot" bonn" ana hom" match for a plr-. u /
tl"' 70" tTsi half wall b. pla we'd here urxi
tuesday, .aVd the last thirty-six holes al \
Deal t,r following Ihursda
SAHAro'a, sept 10 The frat round 4,
thc fiil handicap tpr men ~as plav- I'd on me
nuk- Of m" Saratoga Golf Club this Afternoon
following rrr tAr rr~ults
" VI ShoTmaEe'. 4 V Rsrton. A n Rid and
J ,iurh dtes hyrs " D Butter hat L Il Ricf
=! : ~ aud : W Play. e. u Oochfuns trai vi A.
VINO" y, ~ A l Nc luft brat A 1. slp'y. ~
/. % nGN AfuIlHN l. "a Nfrheu fe.t a. = Dahr-.t /
"a = 40 Eud ~ pisy
''H~ulNil'u lifsi rvund , A nu,d. n : ia,
4 4 h~T. u IS. Ludlow. = C,stunttb, srd III,
N not. cfrs VS. y Hhlhrl,udrf 6sNi ~ ( sf.-n,tI
= rp aha . a. raf. ~
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Yachting Nate.

Ia" annual regatta Of tl. hudson e. ,.t
ls,L' tIuh WA- ueid "a 10 liud~sU " srT
~ N''a' ~ SUNDAY a~''ruuuu tur ,Htf-.
Vac = itatC ll-i ut~ ct --Nru mike Iis.
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vega nfsf. turris- Dunn. litmu : arspa
tll- %. uIzH rafbssts VI NlcIul'- Il
Mhi, trst t"otrr Si~igi.t's Joliy Roger.
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fRf(kIT
Americans I~sd h, Iss uns In In,erra.
tt~sosisNatcb.

OTTAWA. sept 10 The Canadians surprised
the Americans TO-DAY In tho International
cricket match The "Canucks- made Il
yesterday with eight wtckets down. aud
when the gsms was resumed to-daN Chamber
was caught out before he scored q run Then
McGivenn and FORESTER went IN The
latter piavad steadily hills Mciiverin hit
hard. ana together they added 81 runs before
MCtliv erin went down before CLARK The
Canadians finished sith i2s runs, FORTY behind
the Americans When tn visitors went I'M
Tor their second inning Mc'iv erin and Hri-'Uw
Ners boVllns Graves made q good stand
for 50. and then Gillespie. BOWED him Iark
scored -, and the inning closed for $50 The
I anadlAnr made a. for three Wick et- When
time was called The score
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doe wnicoit Read, To begin rra,ninx a,
Frisco.

SsN lHNN,Is,u. sept tu Iu- WaI,.,tf.
VII" D. =" nsht C'orgr .srdirot. ,ouuu.rpr
OF kId carter "a two ve-k at h- san Irtu.
ct-,s' \ 4. arrived here Tonight from N.v
hufk, having made th- trp uu tour aa, , and
a hali sHr - i~"itpg UvI aud D. osund@uI
uuti 'VN WEEKS Aurk viii us Huupl. H. nut
hitu a. hap" e. CIV card u,r q hot argnt-
iu'ht MaiC't! All ~ iuuh I'd alter bv
iouus Nit he'll uuul Tom .HourLr A..
uNA The col"r"d blNer VIII establish
tralttus quarter a. Iuk -Bu'. one hour.
fiI- Irom ttis Vts hauk Grfln. th. ouiot.t
heavyweight. Win pr"hahlt ir N1l,p't =
-it'fiHe mariner
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". n Vanderbilt. Jr.. r.rasr, a ro~uI o,r

William h Vanderbilt. Ir. has taken a
t-i-v"Ar .es-' 81 the private ~, .euco
uu the northwest curU-r - Nldi-ln avvuur
and tifty-sHV,utl stD-'. bHlrugilg 'b
Mr. , I Jaur. gh- hons. contains
f,ur -'lrt# uxClu-lvr 90 fl- bs-H1l"u'
ant OC-lpi'- q ~, gNVIpi f.a.i l. h1> bs.u
orcrd 'ot ,,lr In the E.a-Srt a. si5i soi
anu tl- rect viii hardly D. lrS, than SS1D
a war Mr. Vanderbilt sul mas" -Vl.u-
-v, Alterations lsf,rs fnuyir 90
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New ,hurrh and n-rr.r, a, ~. u..e ., IA

iInu' So" r.vi Yesterday Tor n urW two
si.fN lurvn aid r'sf"ty for The Curgre
ga'tJu II the holman ta'holir church - -
nrse 20 Luna. ~ - buit az Delancev ann
taLa,u sttt'ts %. church viii ct
s'uUh sul the ic,'Dty tiO.ss anal hath Nll
ts q lt.l
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: ~ class ~ wagon. amateurs W Dive. heats too
Ia tAIts
l%tain'oth. blk q by ~PaymAs;cI M Mayors, / l
louies Jefferson, Bf IA MI e n - btilingsl.s
Aaiuf kI>>, bt. 4 Nj Horace White ....-...5 :
Time 20, TO-.
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steamship Captain ,1ne,, ~. .css,

k,trtMoEh, sept ~ Inll,-'tur 81 tie
luiI William ; STONE to-day lmpu-. A
s', Doe. I'M " SsS. 'hi~ iilm up,u tL.,
uis-'"' &C 'hv Steamer Condor tui ,.,u. a
MO I'tt "i.u.i IL supplemental LiN vi
irl'h lh' condor sais-i from talau.
rrrg with h,r flJ-r. Al. risht. iu' i...
l'o''rl'" g"' r1ipi, r'atallIii a. toJultrisl.
Z, ui'. ~ vii'N u.r ~" "al,~i t~ui.sppr
>i'r' will recommend 'aa' 40" -, u.iary
,' odd. lrHasrr' rYiu'r a., fn.
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