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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
Cuba Petition
For Square Trade

WASHINGTON. Nov ga .delega-
ton of Cubans called upon the Presi-
dent today and presented petition
adopted by the industrial organiza-
tons of the island urging attention to
the necessity OF a reduction in the
American tariff upon Cuban prodac-
tions particularly sugar and tobacco.
The petition says that the economi-
cal situation In Cuba is such that the
remedies suggested admit of no delay.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
Constable on Trial
for Helping Lynchers

ALTURAS. Cal. Nov. 25.-The trial
Of James Brown. acting constable on
the night OF the Lorhout lynching and
charged with completely was begun to-
day
Excitement is again at fever heat,
One hundred talesmen and eighty wit
nesses have been summoned. Brown
is being prosecuted by District Attor-
ney Bonner and Attorneys Post and
Sturteyant for the State.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
Brodie's Short Stay
Went on to Phoenix

Col A. E. Brodie. accompanied by
Mrs. Brodie and their son. and Mrs
Brodie's mother and aunt passed
through Tucson last night enroute from
Washington to the Brodie home.
II was the intention of Col. Brodie to
remain in Tucson for few days. but
an urgent message from his business
partner compelled him to go on.
Col. Brodie Is in Phoenix today. and
will leave for his home tonight. where
he expects to remain for several
months.
Col Brodie and party were met at
the depot here by several friends who
were disappointed at the determination
of the future governor not to stay
over.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
Statehood Fight
Territories Pool Issues

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25-Oklahoma,
Arizona, rev Mexico. and the indian
Territory have pooled their issues and
are to make united fight for admis-
sion as States a ,his session of Con
gress. The Territorial delegates are
prepared to begin hard work as soon
as possible after Congress meets.
Representative Curtis Of Kansas says
that the strongest fight tAlf has yet
been made will he put for the admis-
sion of these Territories, His own idea
is that Oklahoma and the Indian Ter
ritory go into the Union as one State
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
Kidnapper Won
Parents Surrendered.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 25. Fall
ing to arrange public marriage with
Miss Essie Moore at Pleasant Hill,
J. w. Hin decided to kidnap her. He
procured the assistance OF a half dozen
friends and they agreed to use force.
When they surrounded her house at
midnight they were invited in by her
parents. who had objected. Supper was
ready. and the marriage followed.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
WILL SEE The CANE
BETWEEN THE CADETS,

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 25.-
The President will attend the West
Point-Annapolis football game. at
Franklin Field. Philadelphia. on the
30th instant unless something now un-
forseen intervenes. 1t Is expected that
he will be accompanied by Secretary
Root and Seer, ,tary Long. representing
the army and ravy, and will leave here
early In the morning. going direct to
the scene of the football contest and
returning to Washington the same even
ing.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
Democrats Attention!

There will be mass meeting
of the Democratic voters OF Tue.
son at the City Hall ON Tuesday
evening at 1880 p. M, for the
purpose of nominating candid
ates for three members Of the
City Council. A full attendance
ls requested.
GEORGE F. KIT,
Chairman City Central Com
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
FOUR
BURNED
TO
DEA tn.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Nov. 25.-Four
persons were burned to death and two
seriously injured in fire this morn
ing which destroyed the residence of
j. u. Miller
The fire was caused by the eldest
daughter Rose. pouring kerosene in
the stove to start the fire to cook
breakfast,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
Cleveland Improves
He Had Bad Cold

PRINCETON. N J.. Nov 25.-Mr
Wiekoff stated this afternoon that for.
raer President Cleveland was recover.
ing from his cold ~" said Air, Cleve~
land had enjoyed comfortable night
and vas resting well today
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

"Whew! What a lot Of
money those Schilling's Best
people make"
Yes, that's right. They don't
have to worry about money /;
and SO they can use all their
wits in making goods right.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

STORM
IN
THE
EAST

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-The great
storm which came up from the South
Saturday night has spent it's force in
this zone Of the Atlantic coast and the
waters driven up on the lowlands and
beaches are subsiding.
Hundreds OF small crafts were
wrecked or badly damaged, wharves
and piers at every exposed point have
been battered down and many seaside
resorts were unroofed.
The lowlands were flooded, city cell
lars filled. and hundreds of town hous-
es damaged
Estimates OF the aggregate damage
run considerably above one million
dollars.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
METAL AND MONEY MARKgT.

NEW IoRK, Nov. 25--Bar Silver Sc
lexican Dollars 4434.
COPPER dull l719@17.
LkAD-Lead dull; brokers, 400; ex'
hanage lG1a.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Our methods and arrangements OF
lights enable us to examine eyes at
night as well as in broad daylight.
Open evenings until s p. m. and Sum
days from to p m Eyes examined
free. DIR. II. A. Schell. Rooms and
s. Century Block. Cor. Church and
Congress SITS.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
The Dutch Queen
Much Improved.

TIL HAGUE. Nov. 25.-~Queen Will
heminia is improving SO satisfactorily
that Prince Henry will leave Het Loo
tomorrow for short visit to Prussia,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Van Camps Catsup. Baker Beans and
Soups OF all kinds free at l.. Zecken-
dorf & Co. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Very choice lots, Sd, 4th and 9TH
Avenues, South, $3.50 to 5000. Plumer
& Steward.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

van Camps Catsup, Baker Beans and
pups of all kinds free at L. Zecken.
pfl Co. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Our winter stock is the choice OF tho
mann sacturers art. Call and see iii
Smith the Tailor in the upper Wedge
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Van Camps Catsup, Baker Beans and
Soups of all kinds free at l.. Zecken-
dorf & Co Tuesday and Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
MANY CONTESTS AT HILLSIDE.

Piainheld. *. J.. June - fspecia).-There were
Several contests OF interest the Hillside Tennis
and Golf Club course to-day and, despite the dis
agreeable weather. the number OF contestants was
iarse This morning there was the weekly COM
letiuon for the Mellick Cup and the monthly play
TOT ,he Fisk Handicap Cup. There were a dozen
entries, but account Of the rain only three I'm
lsned The scores made by the three counted In
"'ih contests. Miss Van Herwerden won the
weekly composition with net score Of lM from
sst,tAten, and Miss Daisy Elsberg scored win for
49, - flsk cup with net score OF lGs Ihis cup Is
t.esfN loT 'our umes year, each contestant De
.'A ~ii,ltiec 70 one preliminary win In the weekly
IN peuuon Miss Van Herwerden leads, with srz
ke..hth Play for the keinshart Cup and the weekly
~-s0tion for the Golf Committee Cup occupied
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
LACROSSE.
sHAMROCKs DEFEAT CREsCENTs AT THE
BAY RIDGE GROUNDS

BAY RIDGE GROUNDS
The Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse team Glsnp-
pointed It's admirers at Bay Ridge yesterday. and
defeated by the Shamrock team by the score
Of 10 :. The Crescent team was expected 70 win.
: II has defeated all the Canadian teams f. has
met It's home grounds this srason. The field
not in the best OF condition. and the players
slipped and fell frequently in trying 20 make long
runs. Rough play marked the game ~ some
stages and Wall. the referee. rcprimanded Lifilton
for his rough play and the way he welded his
stick II struck Currie on the head. and ten min
utes elapsed before he could Resume Iay.
The team work Of the visitors the best seen
~ Bay Ridge this season They went through the
Crescent line without much trouble. and their long
driving a marked feature.
The Crescent players started the first period
with a rush. and CurTie scored "a goal on q double
pass from Wall and Dolby. The Canadians soon
forged ahead Hoobiu making goals ana Dadc
one Before the hall Wall scored again
for Crescent. making the score 10 . lu favor Of
the visitors.
In the second half the home team went 70 pieces
and the visitors went through It's line with ease
Before the half was over the Shamrocks had
scored six goals 70 three for Crescent. Dade made
four goals and 7. Brennan TWO for the Canadians
while Jewell scored two goals and Wall one for
Crescent Dades playing was "a feature Of the half
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
OK THE JERSEY CITY LINKS.

Two interesting contests served TO attract the
Jersey City golfers yesterday-a handicap for the
Clifford Cup and the championship semi-finals In
the latter George II. Bowley and b. l.. Pelzer jr
were successful in winning their matches and will
meet Saturday for the cup The handiraD
resulted in victory for +. ". Ieake. who returned
card Of - net Summary:
Championship 1seIni-hnal roundD-George II. Boyyley
beat Or. d. LIE Roy Culver. q u : 10 play. Il
f'elzer r.. beat W. l. Pyle. up and / play.
Consolation cup tsemi- final TIlden
Jr.. beat y. T. Craig and o play: Z Ieake
beat Daniel Bowly. 3 Up 70 play
CLIFFORD CITP HANDTCAp
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
HARROR HILL.
DOUBLE CARD AT MoHrcLA1R.

There We're two contests al the Montciair Golf
Club yesterday. In the handicap match play
petition for two cups presented to the club. the
results
First round-PaUl Wilcox ana II. wEeon 90 beat
O. ". Stephens and ". 7. b. . 10
play Paul Harrison and H. Hornfeck co r n Har-
Tls1D and Joseph Valentine Co. by up: A. L Brown
and A ~ Nash li@) beat A r. Allan and Joseph Barls-
ley 90. by " !. DiOTbey and @ ". Kennaiay
beat D. C. Dorian and J. A. Killeon tlsl, by up
Brown and D b. r. Chairman 1lsl beat r l. Dyer
J. II. Caldwell I'D. by ! A. n. Deiaao and +. +.
Russell tS) beat H. L. nelano and X II Boyd o. by
up and 20 play: : IL Harris and r. c.. Burgess
beat Allan Kennaday and 7. T. Reid 90. by up
70 play. J. :. Ablrn Howard Wilson beat g
Brown and X p Coleman OBJ. By up and 20 play.
J1oT,ny ,ds IG "a n tt: Ai.Gn: ~" ;oa ~ q
Alien, l20. Is-lO2. J. Bardsley I2l 1906.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

In the foursomes Paul wilcox and H. G. wilcox. 2
handicap, beat T. ". stephens and W T cTOss. hand
eap. ~ and ? rlsy. Paul Harrison and r. G Horn
TEX, handicap. beat F. n Harrison and j. Valentine
hsndoaD by up; A. r. Allan and JoseIn hardsiey !.
handicap. A. J. Brown and A l. Mash
" handicap ] up: W J. Durfey and p " kenn-dny. Ia
.tncicap ID. DuriGnd J. A Klllion ~ handi
CAP Kirk Brown and ID. b. r. Chapman Il hand
80 beat = L. Over and J. II. Caldwell. II handlcap
-; A. -. Deano T r. Russell. : handicap. beat H.
- Delano and r. H. Boyd. = handicap up and 2 10
tal = H. Harris ana +. g. burgess. jr.. q handicap
oeaf Allan Kenneday 7. r Reid. scratch and 3
W go y e Aborn Howard Wilson 10 handicap beat
y, > Brown and r. b. Coleman, % handicap up
Ihe llals will be PLAYED next Satureay.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
cu.rprnN TRAVIS GOING ABROAD.

In all probability Walter J. Travis. the amateur
golf champion Will san for England the latter part
of this month or the first week IN July. Present
plans include an extended tour OF the more noted
links IN England and Scotland. at which the cham
pIon Will play merely in informal way. Travis
himself was out OF town yesterday but at the Gar
den city Golf Club. Of which he is a member. I;
Was said that while the details OF the trip had
M, haen defultelv fixed Il understood that the
ebamuion's departure would be made within the
few
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
R1-sv DAY AT MARINE AND FIELD.

In the v.omen's tournament for the cup present
Cd by W X Brown at the Marine and Field Clubs
links Yesterday the leaders were Miss SeaTle and
Mrs Da A Fuller Dr. A D. Seaver won the Fol
lett CIR, fo- which he had tied week with III.
/ Halstead by defeating the latter, up and Ia
pIay In the clubs general handicap the results
Were.
Ir A D seaver lOl. 22-79: $ r seaver los 10
So T-,Ie- $50. Percy s. Maliett ll3. %
-: I Tompkins. io5. i4-ai: II. l. Hastead. los.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
r.yDrRrEER DEFEATS FEIGENSP4N.

Freehold " j.. June 1.-THE Freehold Gun Club
held an all day shoot here to-day. az which the
T. c. Silver Cup. representing the championship OF
New-Jersey contested Tor by T. L. Wander
veer of Freehold and c. w. Feieenspan. OF New
ark Fegen-pan who has held the State cham
pionship for some time, was defeated by Wander,
reer Zach man shot at fifty clay targets, and
Vanderveer broke thirtynve TO Feigenspans thirty
three.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
ALLEN WINS ST. ANDREWS TIE.

The tie in last weeks handicap az the 81. An
drews links played on yesterday r T. Allen
winning with score OF 100. as against 10 BY his
opponent, j. Martin. tr The clubs Junior handi-
cap is 10 be decided next Saturday
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
APAWAAfIS

RICHMOND COUNTY BEATS HARBOR HILL.
Old rivalries were renewed at the Harbor IIill
links. Staten Island yesterday, when the home
team met team Of ten from the nearby Rich
mo-d County links. The visitors had the best Of
the argument, winning by a score OF y TO 10 SUM
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
FOR THE GOVERNORS CUP.

Moniclair. " j.. June Is tSpecaD.-Goihng was
brisk on the Montclair links this afternoon, the
members INDUCING in the regular monthly handicap
ior the governors cup. and a handicap two ban
ioursomes for prizes OF silver cups given by II.
W Thaver and r. ". Boultbee. In the monthly
handlcap the cards HANDED in read:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

the attention OF the members this afternoon
george T Van Boskerek won both events with a
net score OF s3. c c. Burke, jr.. second with
a net score OF 81. while Walter Peterson r A
Clark, W. A. Murray and A. w. TAYLOR tied for
third place with a score Of s..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
COLE WINS AT ENGLEwooD.

The championship OF the Englewood Golf Club
was played yesterday at eighteen holes, medal
play. c. NJ. Cole the honor IN eighty-fOur
strokes % eighty-eight strokes for Frank Wilson.
The handicap for the Mackay cups had the fol-
MIA
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
APAwAMIs DEFEATS OAKLAND

The Oakland team visited the links Of the Apa-
wants Golf Club OF Rye. yesterday with one OF
the strongest makeups 1t has had this season. The
nome men, however included Graham. Rallou and
Moller, and the visitors found themselves unable
70 score. The final outcome a victory for
AEawamis by score Of 10 10 o. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
ORD cup HANDICAP.
PERKINS WINS RocKAwAY TOURNEY.

c /. Perkins the final round in the invita-
ton tournament OF the Rockaway Hunting Club
az Cedarhurst yesterday by defeating Amory G.
Hodges hy > up Perkins was obliged 10 concede
his OpDonent two strokes the round, but made
a creditabe match OF il. the following card In
dicates:
out t........................-5 5 So
In ...........--5 q o o 3 8 4-I5
In the consolation finals for the Cedarhurst Cup
" III Rachau OF Richmond Hill. defeated J. l..
Tayfor Of the home club. TO whom he gave
strokes handicap by up and 20 play.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
THEBArD CUP AT MORRIS COUNTY.

THEBAUD CUP AT NORRIS COUNTY.
In the second round for the Thebaud Cup at the
Morris County links yesterday the results were:
Thebaud Cup. second play round handicap
Ralph Marsh beat r. y. Fooie. ! up and 20 play r
n Bacon. Jr.. beat " A. Fiagg. b,' default Archibald
Forbes beat William shipper by default. J. n Dickson
t--at T. II. B. Frelinghuysen. up 1 o play.
James A. Tying Won the boyle handicap. down
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

NOR SALE--at auction. on premises. Wednesday.
June 20. 1901, 800 p. m. close the estate Of
the Burgess Scarsale Westchester County,
" Y farm OF 80 beautifully located mile from
Scarsale Depot 0f Harlem Railroad CS miles Grand
Central station White Plains Post Road mRcadaM-
lied. with trolley line White Plains 3 mt.es The
cultivated well
drained land. and 20 Of fine woodland. all well
waterel. > springs and 3 wells. house IL
rounded shade barns and farmers cottage;
neighborhOOd uneXCeptOnal-cOuntry residences. vel
adapted for subdivision. SPle positively rain shine
a be EUGENE L.AMBDEN. AttoT-
2it Main-st New Rochelle. y. Y. Fl F.. col.
WELL. Auctioueer. 81 Main -, New Rochelle. y y.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
GOLF.
ALEXANDER SMITH AND WILLIE Az
DERsON TIED FOR THE OPEN
CHAMPIONSHIP AT 3s1.
InE TELEGRArH TO ruE rRrnrNr.l


Boston. June l.-Precedeut was scattered To The
Uinds to-day IN the national open golf champion-
shin az the Myopia Hunt Club For the first +irne
in the history OF golf in America there was a tie
for first honors at the end of the seventy-tVo
holes OF play. Alexander Smith formerly Of t-hi-
cago and willie Anderson OF Pittsaeld carh
scored SSl and special meeting OF the officials
NJ the United States Golf Association Il WAS de-
cided that they should meet Monday and play
eighteen holes for the title Willie" Smith a
brother Of Alexander. and open champion in 1929
was third, with 222 and but for losing two strokes
in being obliged 10 lift his bah from an u-plava-
be lie. lac would also have been in the tie Smith
had a tWenty-foot au, in the last green TO win
while the big gallery which mad followed his at
tempt with bated breath applauded enthusiastical-
10 be divided among the eight best scores as tol-
lows one hIRaroa and m afty dollars SO, and SO sod @
fourth $50 fifth: $50. sixth. so seventh: s25 eighth
The scores were as follows:
Alex smith, scotland: To- First
2S' is s.s 3 ss:s:sssS E:s-u IS
out. % =: ss:s:ss &&s-so-le7 ,o. sm
willie Anderson. Fittsheld:
G% ::s:::: E:s-ss
Afternoon
29' N :ssss:: E::i-sl-.e. .e. sm
wmle smith. Midlothian:
. Morning.
2s' Ss.. s:ss::s E:i-ss al
Afternoon.
2s' Ia :::.ss::s 55ss-s.-,e 40 sas
stuart Gardner, Garden City:
Morning.
Sa' fs: ssssS:: &&:5-s,
Gs' "a Z: ::s:ss:: Ga:i-..-,os 10, s,.
Seward Nichols. Rosion:
Ga sssssss &Es.ff-sa
Afternoon.
Out fs ss:s::s 4ai-ss-.os los sss
lawrence Auchterlon,e. Glen View
Morning
q" fs sss:::: $3.50
Afternoon
2%.s Is ssss:s S!-ss-,eo ,os aas
Dave Brown. Oakland:
Morning
Out ss.ssss E:a
Afternoon
fs q" 81: 3 :sss:s s.a-s.-lc7 .ee $50
Alex Campbell. BrOokline:
Morning
29' Ia 3 3 s::sss sti-s2
Afternoon
oTt-.4 s54 81
4 1 4 =
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Z THE RAIN AT CAPE MAY.

Cape May, y. J., June I5 CSpeciaD.-In a drizzlIng
rain the eighteen hole handicap tournament on the
links OF the Cape May Golf Club was hotly con-
tested The result a tie for the prize. The
scores.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

4 GRE PLOT containing 100 lots. will be sold a
Asacrce Of 800 Terms $40 balance 50 monthly
line II froey Yonkers: - minutes 42d
three railroad stations: land suited for subdivision:
part OF property sold for $500 lot. viii divide
terms owner Will Join others in orsanlzing syndicate to
develop would exchange: 2Oet commission TO
brokers' will give lot anyone selling Ave
lots LAWRENCE 53 West 33d Telephone 3sI 3sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
A TIE IN CRESCENT GOLF TOURNEY.

Rain had little effecet the golfers Of the
Crescent Athletic Club Yesterday. dozen of whom
finished the full course in competition for the gen
eral handicap cup. The contest resulted In a tie
between George :. O'Flvn and II. A. Tucker. each
OF whom did = Scores:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

A DVERTISEMENrs .nd subscriptions fo- The Tribune
- received at their Uptown Once. Broadway
I'd door north of 3lstst until o'clock
received the following regular
onlce rates until . O'Clock y. 254 srh-ave.
23d- d-st: 1852 9TH Mscy's 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Broohlnn propsrin for Sale.
OPERATORS, ATTENTION!

INVEST $4,000. GET BACK $4,000 NET.
This s ready money buying so lots OF two
Bridge and Ferries
a been and lOss mapped. You get from SsT5
TO 81 200 retail. wholesale s2fO will buy he
clause remain
Don't write. but call and bring deposit you as
they will hr sold Monday.
j. p SLOANE
$50 Manhattan Ave. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Ocean Steamers.
proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing Fresh

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing Fresh
and Condensed Milk for the Manhattan state Hospi-
tails. fov period OF SIX months. commencing July l. 1921.
be by mail delivered in person 10 four
O'Clock p NJ. Friday. June 3Ist. 1891. the under
signed the office OF the Hospitals No Madison Ave
New York city (where fun specihcat be OBJ
ainel. which time and place the Board Of Managers
viii receive and open all proposals.
No bids shall be considered from parties who
the commodities for which they submit
proposals. Each bid be accompanied by certified
check fer 10 OF the fun
that contract will be entered into II awarded A bond
of approved company for at least .
will required after award the
faithful performance Of the contract.
The Board Of Managers the right reject
and all bids. Il deem for the best interests Ot the
State. HENRY T. ROWLAND. President Board OF
Managers
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
'B,e holes not played.

Miss Hester Kyle, the present champion OF Essex
county. was drawn against Miss HERNANDEZ.
"lubmate. whom she defeated rather easily by up
SI4d : 10 play. on the outward journey Miss Kyle
Won the opening hole s I. but could do
better than halve the next three. She got the
nith ana eighth. however. and made the up.
The cards follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
MISS HECKER AGAIN A WINNER.
METROPOLITAN CHAMPION DEFEATS MRS
n p ROGERS. OF PLAINFIELD.
Up AND 6 To PLAY.

Miss Genevieve Hecker. who holds the champion
snip of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Associate
rounded out a week OF victories the Essex
County Country Clubs links yesterday by defeat
ing Mrs n Pendleton Rogers. OF the Hillside Golf
Club. Of Plainheld. IN the final round the Gov
ernors Cup by up and 6 play. Aside from its
most q the bette- known women players OF this
district were entered. the match had an important
bearing on next weeks championship at Nassau.
IN which Miss Hecker will be called upon 10 defend
the tttt won a year ago at MorristoWn. That she
VIII defend II successfully is confidently predicted
by her admirers. scores Of whom present to
cffer congratulations yesterdays result Her
driving was long. well balanced and exceedingly
Wen placed and her short game somewhat stronger
than On the previous Gay. She won the first hole
in ., the second in g. but lost the third the only
one in the match She was up at the ninth and
finished the next three a winner by up. The
cards
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
STEAMBOATS,.

TROY BOATS
REBUILT. FURNISHED a REDECORATED.
Steamers SARATOGA CITY OF TROY leave West
10th 81 daily p NJ. except Saturday. sunday
Albany. Direct railroad connection
for all resorts north and east
Dining Rooms on Main Deck. Searchlight Display
Excursions-Troy. $3.50: Saratoga, S4.50
Send booklet
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Qsalhers.

YIyUTOR.-F-xperenced offers tho
vacation, either here for travelling abroad back
ward youths received for the
hned horne and his wife they would
be looked after. body and mind Address H. X. p
q. Tribune Once
NyrANTED.-Ladies: vocal teacher 0oariing school:
wv Latin mathematics.
French teacher primary Esglish teacher gov
erress Miss DONOVAN'S AGENCY. go East 14th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Cost

Il OST-PoeketboOk. Lackawanna train. HobOsen Frt-
IL day 10 p. Liberal reward 5. II. HORGAN.
New-YOrk Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
financial HleenuQs

financial fleenuQs
ohice OF Amaignmated Copper Co.
52 Broadway. New York.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
which were closed on May Tih 1901 for the purposes
OF the Annual Meeting. will remain closed until June
goth 1901, A.
Nv order Of Directors
WILLIAM q. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Qnstruonon.

IyITZHUGH HALL. SOdIs Point n "a summer
IL school camp boys Instruction branches
o preparatory work Yachting. swimming. baseball.
all athletic under
School opens % continues until
25 A G. WARREN. 81. Paurs School. Garden city
n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
.Bye holes not playea.

Mrs William Shippen. Of Morris County. was
paired with Mrs. w Feliowes Morgan of Baltusrol
Tor the second prize. gif Of tho greens commit
tee and. after being all even at the ninth hole Mrs
Shl2non won by UP ana 10 play. The cards:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Real estate nante6.

S,UBURBAN and country h7mes and for sale and
~ exchange: quick results. GERALD LA MONT. 2U3