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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

New Albany, Ind. June 1O.-During
a performing lion show here lioness
sprang upon the back Of vasile Pope
seu. the tanner. buryfng her teeth In
the mans right shoulder. Two show
men beat of the lioness with iron
bars.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
Reduced Rates For Fourth of July

For above occasion the L. E. & W., r.
r. Co.. will sell tickets on July 3rd and
4th. 1901. to allspoints on the line at
rate of one fare for the round trip. All
tickets good for return ON July 5th,
1901.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
Very Little Reason for Suicide

North Vernon, Ind, June 10.-John
Nicely, a prosperous young farmer liv-
ing south of this place, shot himself
on his sweetheart's doorstep because
she refused to marry him as early as
he wished. He had called on his af-
fianced bride and asked her to marry
him July 4. She declined, saying the
wedding should be in the fall. He
left the house, But soon returned and
shot himself ON her doorstep. Miss
Brinton heard the shot, and when she
found 1t was her lover dying she at
tempted to shoot herself, but was dis
armed by friends. She accuses her.
self of having caused his death.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

Chicago. June TO-. The latest can
didate for the United States senate
from Illinois Is Representative Foss,
who is announced as receptive" can
didate. at1east
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
WAS SO nEBOBY's DIABOLIsM.
Attempt Made to Blow Up Foundry and
Machine Shop.


Marion. Ind, June 10.-In the hope
of obtaining some clew as to the guilty
parties, the fact that an effort was
made to blow up tle foundry and ma
chine shop of Alexander Fink, at East
Converse, this county, last Friday
week has just become public.
Saturday morning. when Mr.. Fink
went to the plant be found the gas
lighted under the boiler. and turned on
full force.
The boiler was red-hot, having boiled
dry, and gas was escaping throughout
the plant Thirty molds had been de-
stroyed, and other damage had been
done to the machinery. The lantern
which the guilty ones carried in per-
forming their work was forgotten. and
this lantern may lead to the detection
and arrest of the principals. Mr.. Fink
can not estimate his LOGS. but IL will be
several hundred dollars. 1t was not
known that he had any enemies.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
ynia.bie Find ofIron.

Duluth, M1 June 10.-Another
valuable And q npn ore is reported be-
tween Biwabik ID Mesaba station,
on the Mesaba range
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
Father of Fi9ry-Two Children.

Indianapolis, June 10.-George
Smith. colored man, is dead at the
age Of 1O5 years. Captain David Bra
der brought him from the south dur
ing the civil war. His earliest recol-
lection was that when child at Walls
Ferry, va, his master sold him for So.
He was 10 years old at the time the
battle of New Orleans was fought.
He said he was the body slave of
Captain Asa Brown, of Nashville, dur
ing the Mexican war and during the
civil war, until his master was killed
in battle at Lebanon, Tenn. The old
man said he had been married thirty
four times and that he was the father
of fifty-twO children.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
Funeral OF Cxru. c. Hines.

indianapolis, June 10.-The funeral
of Cyrus &. Hines took place Saturday
afternoon from ST David's Episcopal
church. The service was conducted by
the Rev. c. 8. Sargent assisted by
Bishop Francis. The pall-bearers
were w. H. III. Miller, General John
Coburn, Addison G. Harris, John b.
Elan, John s. Duncan, William A.
Ketchum, Noble G. Butler and Harry
r. Milligan
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

To Rome City Ind. July % to August
%, 1901.
10 Shelbyville. Ind, June 18th and
18th, 1901.
For detailed information call on ticket
agent.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

10-12-2-1900
All trains arrive Mt and depart from Van
Buren, Street Union Passenger Station. Chi
eago.
Uniformed ColOred P0rters attend
passengers holding first or second class
tickets In day coaches on thru trains, in
suring scrupulously clean cars enroute.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

Excursion to San Francisco via Pennsy-
wanna Lines.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

"a {re0uenf canGe % XUDendicifs and many other eo
ous ais should never Be neglected The objection 70 The
euaI remedies Is their coetive which
increases consfipaton instead curing IL PARKER1
GINGER TONIC Is the proper remedy. It acts on -
e constipsficn- 50 eta & slo0 at ell DrugKisti
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

Drawing Room Sleeping Cars on Nos 2, 4
and 6 thru to Cleveland. Erie. Buffalo. New
G rSrk and Boston; on r Nos. 5. and to
Dining Stations and in Nickel Plate Dining
Cars at opportune meal hours. Baggage
checkedSto destination. On inquiry you
Will find our rates are always lower than
via other lines. service considered.
For rates and detailed information, address
B. f. Homer. General Passenger Agent,
Wayne. Imp. sr Local Tickat AGENT.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
SECRETARY ROOT AT THE FAIR
He and Generals Corbin and Young Take
Look at the Pam American.

Buffalo, N Y, June 10.-Hon. Elihu
Root, secretary of war, arrived in this
city last evening. He was met at the
station by Director General William
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
Pennsylvania Time Table.

Under a new schedule in effect Sunday
May &c. 1901, passenger trains over the Penn
sylvania line leave Plymouth station as fol-
lows:
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

Lake Maxinkuckee Sunday special excur-
sion train due Plymouth, south bound 9:14 a.
M, returning train leaves Maxinkuckee 5:45
D. m.
For complete time card. giving all trains
rates, through cars, etc , address @. Hartman
Agent, Plymouth, Ind or f. Ford, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis. Mo.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
CLASS 3.
La WIN TENNIS.
MISS JONES BEATS MISS ATKINSON
EASILY IN METROPOLITAN FINALS.

The feature OF the last days play in the metro
politan championship lawn tennis tournament yes
terday the second encounter between Miss
Marion Jones and Miss Juette Atkinson. the two
ex-champions, who such close rivals for the
national championship at Philadelphia next week
Misc Atkinson beat Miss Jones in the Staten Island
finals last week but yesterday she could not even
get q set. Miss Joness ground strokes were won
derfuIly fast and accurate. and her rival seemed
unable TO get the ball out of her reach.
To Fridays defaults in both the mems
singles and mems doubles another disappointment
was added yesterday. In the semi-hnal round or
the handicap singles. Bostwick beat Bowen after
a long, hard match in the morning. and Sanborn
beat Chase. When the finals were called in the
afternoon. however. Bostwick so badly eX-
hausted that he defaulted TO Sanborn
The shortness of the wonens final and the de-
faults in the other contests left the afternoons
programme short that the committee arranged
an exhibition match in mems doubles. E. r:
Fischer and 8. c. Mllett played r. ID. Little and
F. B. Alexander, and three exciting sets followed.
the Princeton team finally winning by 6-4. ID CT
The days scores follow;
Marion Jones beat Miss Juliette Atkinson. 6-2. 6--S
-G-l
Handicap singles Csemi-hnaI round)-O NJ Bost-
wick lowe half 30) beat A. B. Bowen lowe lo). lf-IZ'
81 6-l: II. Sanborn O5) beat L. N Chase (haif lo)
"a 6-4 - .,,-
towe half 3o). by default
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
CHESS NOTES.

The New-York State Chess Associations board
of managers having decided upon Buffalo the
place for the annual midsummer meeting to
be held early in August devotees of chess are now
in a position TO perfect their vacation plans Many
will go TO the exposition city for their holiday
The programme for the week has yet TO be made
up. Its completion awaits TO certain extent the
action OF the Pennsylvania Chess Association
which may cooperate on this occasion to the ex-
tent OF arranging team tournament, with about
half dozen prominent players each side. With
regard TO the character and number of the contests
10 be held IL thought best consult the COM
mittee OF the Buffalo Whist and Chess Club, at
whose rooms the congress is 10 take place. To this
end Secretary Broughton. of the New York asso-
citation. will Buffalo. the latter part of this
week. On his return and the receipt of Pennsyl-
vanias decision. the official programme can at once
be issued. The headquarters Of the Buffalo Whist
and Chess Club Is at No. 100 Ellicott Square.
The big team match by correspondence between
the States of New-York and Pennsylvania in
which il is proposed to have about three hundred
or four hundred players take part. promises 10 be
a The committee appointed by President
Rice of the New-York association win receive APP
plications for places the team from players in
any part of the State irrespective of whether they
are connected with any club association. The
tries may be filed. follows: DR. z. w. Dahl.
Manhattan Chess Club. United Charities Building.
Helms (chairman). BROOKLYN Chess Club. No. las
Montague-st.. Brooklyn: Professor H J. Rogers,
Board of Education, Albany; G.. Fl. Thornton, No.
u White Building. Buffalo. and A. McMartin.
Johnstown.
Dr. Macdonald. of Foyers Scotland succeeded in
wrestling the Scotch chess championship from ID. Y.
Mills by winning the deciding game arranged 10
break the tie between these two players in the
mateb On hundred boards Carried on by cor
respondence between the North and South OF Eng
land has been finished. The result was In favor OF
being 81 to 43.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
ATHLETICS.
ST. BARrHoI,oMEw,s A. c. GAMES.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S A. c. GAMES.
The annual spring games OF the ST. Bartholo-
news Athletic Club held yesterday at Celtic
Park Laurel Hill. Long Island. Many OF the old
time athletes who present remarked that
they had never witnessed such a large number OF
athletes taking part in meet IN ten years. The
the back mark had no chance 10 win any
Of the races, and the only scratch man 10 gain
first honors was II. Goldberg. IN the sso-yard run
for the members Of St Bartholomew's Athletic
Club j. ]. Joyce Of the Xavier Club. failed get
a place In the one and half mile race, the race
going TO A McKechne. OF the Mohawk Athletic
Club.
H. Sleeves OF Columbia University. carried of
the honors in the 75-yard dash for novices II. Ar
mold. Of the Union Settlement Athletic Club, who
was on the So-yard mark in the half mile run won
IN li9o - that peiRg tast & 1me ~ S9per; b Oh me
high jump J. A. Ruddy. OF the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club captured first place in the l2-pound
shot putting contest. The summaries:
Half mile run Cnoyice)--won by D. Graham. NewYork
cGi,y; J. i-oekw2o4 Mohawk A. G. second H. Francis
ssysnye Yard dash BY
soGjaoia ShTersi'y; - Isoe5 ,ht y'nT TIM 0Ss'
Eigh, hundred eighty yards CfandicaP-won By
Wright unattached 90 yards, second. J. J. Farrell.
Eight hundred and eighty yard run Cciosed)-won by
Bradley b ea02Gs 2o yaTds mira Tms 2i6 ~
soPoe en5 M6ba% n2 % @ Ma6se4ze by a PAS A
5e @ ards. A g ssr I yar4 4s see99G C. l. Brady Xavier A e
Running high tump-won by o. sauer. St Bartholo-
news A g @ inches. with a jump OF r. in: Z H.
second; J ". Price. St George A q % inchee) with
Putting u pound sho,-won by J. a. Ruddy. Knieker-
T2ekfF W rss "A G QI Tae az n w T9 fe put Win G 20 ~ I'M n
second F sullivan Institute A. c. Gi feeo with 43
one hundred yard dash Chandcap>--wOn by J p Cook.
Settlement A. G IS Yards, second: o sager ST Bar
th9lOmew A G 90 y9rdss third VT Time o;Cot . mo
Yards. tth Regiment y: G; y D. G. Bsehon. Pastime
80 YARDS. third. Time O:i9A.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
GOLF.
MISS HECKER WINS wOMEN's METRO.
POLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP AT
NASSAU.
Mss UNDERHILL BEATEN IN FINAr,
ROUND BY UP AND / TO Play
CONSOLATION CUP FOR MRS.
RAMSDELL.

n was an odd coincidence that the competitors
.,rthe women's metropolitan golf championship ar
= vassau Yesterday should have been the sama tuo
r,bo played for that title a year ago az Morris
County. Miss Genevieve Hecker. OF the Essex
countv Country Club. and Miss Ruth Underhill OF
.he Nassau club. who fought it out yesterday had
not met since the Norris County struggle. yet his
,orv repeated itself in the victory Of Miss Hecker
hv a score Of 2 up and TO play.
The match was very different affair, however
from that Of a year ago. Then Miss Underhiu was
beaten in a tame and insipd exhibition. UP and 7
"a play Yesterday she played a game that from
.be first drive 10 the last put bristed with indom
,,sble pluck. From being down at the thirteenth
hole she turned what seemed overwhelming defeat
into almost victory, and finally put out only
by hole halved in 8
II was a splendid match admirably managed
ably fought and royalty won Miss Hecker, as the
champion for the second successive season adds 10
her strength as candidate for the national cham
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
WRECK OF A GRAIN BARK.
BLOWN ON THE REEFS OF SCILLY ISL
AND-PART OF THE CREW LOST.

London, June "a dispatch from the agent
OF the Lloyds at the Scily Islands reports that
large four-masted bark capsized and disap-
peared off Bishops Rock at o'clock this even
Ing, and 1t was feared at first that all on board
were lost
The wrecked vessel proved to be the British
bark Falkland, Captain Oracle. from Tacoma
January 30, for Falmouth, with a cargo OF
grain.
The st. Agnes lifeboat at midnight brought
ashore twenty men. the captains wife and child
and the second mate. The latter says he fears
that no others OF the ships company were saved
According TO the mates story. heavy wind
early in the evening drove the Falkland among
the reefs, and in endeavoring to clear them she
struck on Bishops Rock, her main yard actually
striking the lighthouse, and she overturned sink
ing in few minutes.
Grave fears felt concerning the safety of
three other Liverpool grain boats-the bark
Manchester, Captain Clemens. from New-York
August %. 1900, for Yokohama: the ship Alad-
din, Captain Rutter from Java. November 9,
for Sydney. n. S. W., and the bark Rydalmere.
Captain Williams. from Marseilles March Z, for
Melbourne. which have not beer reported since
September last. January and March respectively.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
THOMPSON BACK IN THE TENDERLOIN
COMMISSIONER MURPHY SHIFTS POLICE IN
sPECTORs TO THEIR OLD DISTRICTS.

Police Commissioner Murphy yesterday an
the following transfers of police inspectors
Inspector Cross 10 the command of the First
District Inspector Thompson from the First DIS
trict 10 the Third District, and Inspector Kane
from the Third District to the Fifth District In
spector John Grant retains command of the Sixth
District.
The transfers made necessary. 1t is said.
owing to the new charter. About two months ago
Commissioner Murphy appointed Inspector Cross
acting deputy chief of police. and announced
that he would make him deputy chief in short
time When the new charter was passed the office
of deputy chief was abolished and the deputy
chiefs were made inspectors
Under the transfers the inspectors who We're
changed when Inspector Cross was promoted have
been sent back 10 their old districts, Inspector
Thompson going back to the district which in
Guides the Tenderlon. Inspector Grant had charge
of the Firth and Sixth districts
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

POLICE WE'RE ADMITTED AT THE DOOR.
The alleged proprietor and six alleged players
were arrested last night by Captain Cooney of the
West Thirty-seventh-st. station. In an alleged
gambling house at No. 2ss West Thirty -nrst-st-
The prisoners are:
Charles Roberts. alias Edward Stein. thirty-two
two years old, the alleged proprietor VINO the
police say. is a professional gambler, ana VINO CAV
his address as No. 33s Lexington-ave.; Leonard
Strong twenty-sx years old, salesman IN d
Broadway department store, No. 81 East Eleventh
st: John Williams thirty-hve years old safes
man. No. 126 West hirty-eightn-sti Jonn CaaIh
thirty years old, actor. No. West SiXty-hitn
ST: Henry Foster thirty-seven years old. machn-
ist, No 1O5 Greenwich St; Joseph kng. tnaissHS
eight years old clerk. No. 23S West twenty -HItn-
St; Charles Taylor, thirty-three years old' ma
chlnist, No. 255 West irty-third-st n,.,
The house is five story fathouse ana ftoosi ti !. =
occupied four rooms on the west side OF the thlrd
foor The police had little difficulty In entering the
place. Captain Cooney was accompanied py & DeteT -
lives Michaels and COughlin and five poncerneh III
plain clothes After assuring himself that games
were being PLAYED the captain rang the dooroel1
and was admitted He entered and was loiIo"eu
bv his men All the players were placed under ar
rest and taken the station -, !,
The police say they captured a roulette wheei, rSu
and black layout, faro layout SIX PACKS OF ,d
1900 chips an opium layout and sl66. over Svo OF
which was obtained from the alleged proprietor
All OF the prisoners We're locked up ...,.s .,s,,
CAPTAIN Cooney said that he had oeen tippeu OH
n few days ago and had watched the place, ,,,
Under no consideration" said the captain VIII
7 allow gambling places 70 exist IN my ulSulct IL
eny one will tip me Off and tell me that tnere Is
gambling house in this precinct Will raid H.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

DEAL GOLF CLUBS ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the Deal Golf Club Of
Deal " J.. was held on June 49, and new directors
elected follows: Daniel O'Day. Judge Nor
gan j. O'Bricn. Frank II. Croker, James c. Young
and John Larkin. In addition 10 the above named
members the board OF directors is composed OF
the following: G. B. NJ. Harvey; John p o'Brien
Albert c: Twining. George F. Kroehl Joseph NJ
Byrne, James A Deering. George b. Hurd. J. Ken
drick Bangs. A. S. White and Chauncey II. Murphy
The election of officers for year. dating from
July /, followed the election Of directors and the
following We're elected President George W.
Young; ce-presdent. Daniel O'Day; secretary and
treasurer Joseph NJ. Byrne.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
rurRA1rD CUP AT MORRIS COUNTY.

The semi-hnal handicap rounds at Morris County
Yesterday for the Thebaud Cup resulted In victory
for Ralph Marsh and J. Il. Dickson Marsh beat
F. NJ Bacon jr l up. while Dickson from
Archibald Forbes 6 up and 10 play. In the boyle
handicap l. B. Garretson won from scratch by
up F. N. Bacon, tr.. with a handicap OF 4, was
second az M and ]. Walter Wood. jr, handicap
10 was third az up. Percy r. Pyne. 2d l
down and ]. A. Tying down. both playing from
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

As result Of this afternoons play for the
Presidents Cup on the links of the Park Golf
Club. State Senator Charles A Reed Is now in the
lead for that trophy with six and one-half points.
Charles w. McCutchen and Morgan T. Townsend
are tied for second with FIVE points First honors
for the afternoon We're divided among Senator
Reed William A Townsend and Lester w Hal
lock. who scored 70 net each The scores below 100
turned in in the afternoon were:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
CHAMPIONSHIPS az JERSEY CITY.

George II. Bowley won the championship OF the
Jersey City Golf Club yesterday. defeating in the
final rhirtv-six-hoIe round B. H. Pizer. jr.. by y
I'D and II 10 play. The consolation cup final. also
at thirty-sIx holes won by Eugene w. Feake.
who heat Marmaduke T1lden. jr., 3 up and TO
nlay = The consolation cup final for was
won by Miss Edith McBurney. who beat Mrs.
Daniel Rowley. up and 10 play
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

In the spring championships at the Knickerbocker
Field Club Of Brooklyn yesterday the semi-fnai
rounds in Glasses A, B and were decided, with
the following results:
Class A-Dr Lazarus beat Dr. Wooey. up; DR..
Atkinson beat P T. Ackerson,
Glass BE. w Haskins beat w. Wilson. 2 up; J. E
Robert beat F. 5. Copperthwait up and 70 play.
Class Cdr. Van Note beat W. Marus, up.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
GAMES AT PLAINFIELD.

Plainfeld. n. J.. June % (SpeciaD-The weekly
competition for the Meelick Cup played this
morning the Hillside Golf and Tennis court 1t
was won by Miss Margaret Tracy with a net score
OF 81. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
ON THE CAPE MAY LINKS.

Cape May. N j., June 22.-The second Of the
series Of the golf handicap tourney the Cape
May links played this afternoon Judge Elliott
Rodgers Of Pittsburg, closely contested with
Frank ]: Miller. of Philadelphia. George w Boyd.
assistant general passenger agent of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad, won three points in Class tour
ney. The scores made were:
I.AS
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
PRESERVE THE FORESTS.

From the Columbus Enquirer-Sun.
out of a single tree In Dyer County. Tenn. it Is
reported. Edward Johnson got four cords of fire.
wood three gallons OF mountain dew" and honey
and five raccoons. II is old saw that can
not get all the 'coons up one tree. but this comes
as near IL any report that has come in.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

George Coleman. OF the Kingwood Stables. No
les West d-and-thirty-second-st-, has
sold the fine trotting mare Lady H. with track
record OF 21i for mile. at good price.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

]. ]. Manning. of No. I16 West Fifty-second-st..
had fair week and disposed OF five good horses.
all 10 city customers. Mr.. Manning has entered
several horses In the Long Branch Horse Show.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

The first play for the Gilbert cup. mixed four
somes. and the weekly play for the golf committee
cup Were the events Of the afternoon. The scores
for the Gilbert cup as follows
Gross. Heap. Net.
Mics Van Herverden Robert Abbott. 81 So
Miss Majorie Fleming and W. I. Glenny eS 9S
Miss Miss Adelaide Ball and Dr. F. G Ard ioi IA 9sA
Miss NJ Holly and @. T. Van Boskerck. 10 IL 90
Miss Daisy Elsberg owen Fleming .ll3 l0R lO2la
Miss NJ. Goddard and D. II. Barrows. lis 10 lO2
lows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

Trot pace. mile heats best In three. harness
General Brayton. b. g. C. A. Moore) .............
Frank ". b g. IN Ryan, .................. 2
General shafter. g. CMr Bedford .............
Time-2:22A. 223.
pace mile heats best three, o harness
Impatience. b. G. A. Burlington. ..............
Benay. blk (Afr Bedford Observation-Disclosures. 2
Kera. b g. Runyonl ..r............ 3
Annette. &. u. II. PoWers)
Time-2:23&, 222&.
Trot mile heats best in three. harnSss
Miss Hibbard. ch IF Mollenhauer). ........... /
Cararsie Lou b. ID. NJ. T Lewis .............. .
Honey, b. m d. j. Lynch. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Tmes-2:22Il, 2:31.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
nassau GETS sMITH THE PROFESSIONAL.

Alexander Smith, runner up TO Willie Anderson
in last weeks professional championship at My
ouia has been engaged by the Nassau Country
Club az professional Smith will assume charge
on October l. He is on visit to his home in
Musselhurgh. Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
A POSSIBILITY.
From The Denver Post.

DENVER fO5t
The discovery In New-York OF a man named
Sausage leads dozens of paragraphic celebrities to
rise man and assert that he may BE- the
missing LINK - long sought for by scientists.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

George D. King & Son. OF the Mineoia Stables
No. 40 West Sixty-secoud-st, have sold two pairs
of fine cobs for $3.50 a pair. which be
shipped 10 Utica, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

Charles T. Proctor. of West Fifty-eighth-st.
had another prosperous week in high acting car
riage horses. He sold a pair for 5000 and
single saddle bay horse at 81. go.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

Edward Callanan's Son. No 81 West Forty
fourth-st.. makes a speciality of carts and CONS
He also handles all kinds Of carriages.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

In the golf ball sweepstakes Matthews and
r,aW,,n9 tied for first place and Balou and Morse
tied for third place.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
CARROLL CUP.
Ralph Carol
THEBAUD CUP.
TIE IN BALTUsRoL HANDICAP.

There was a tie In the monthly handicap at Bal
tusrol yesterday between r. w. Gambler and Grier
Campbell who each returned card OF 81 net