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m ' ' ' " "'" THE SUN, taprtPAY, JULY 25, 1808. ' ' -
If yfimim ON THE DESERT.
J . riAWSiivtia, oau, misb imcoxixo
I lUeh Discoveries of Onlil n nurlbnt Gnlch,
I Mon.-Shlpi'lns I.nkeSttpeHorlronOreto
I Tide Water-Gold Dmt from Cook Inlet
1 Th, nnllwaj rrom Skngwnj totlto Yukon.
I Lo Asso wjw. July 10. Tho Interests ot J. D.
1 nlcsln and tlie Hearst estate in tho Bhccp
I E.nfh mine. Calnxoras county. )mo been
1 Si br W. II. Clary for $00,000. The prop-
I irtv consists of thlrtcon claims nnd480ncren
I dmber A promising sulphur ulseovory lias
I ,, mRde near 1'ontz. Butto county. The
I Btlc-ols mlno at Ansel's. Calavoraa county.
fit ,H , cioseJ down In September for extensive
II The Santa Rosa .ravel mlno, near Volcano
E lllp j Dorado county, lias been bondod to W.
M Blmras of Sacramento. Tho cyanldo test at tho
J Taylor mlno lias been so successful that eeven-
( teen additional tanks will be erected. Tho
i Qnfllth Consolidated, ncur Diamond Springs.
f h,, three-foot lerto of oro In a now shaft
I which noes from $00 to $1X1 per ton. Thoro oro
on the dump .00 ,onB ' hlgh-crndo ore. Tho
Larkln mine has n chuto of good oro sixteen
feet wide, and Is about to add ten more stamps
to Its mllllnc Plant. At the Orand Victory mlno
thirty stamps are crushing dally slxty-flvo tons
cf oro that runs from $2 to $10 por ton. Tho
oro body metistins sor-iiir-nvu foot wldo.
The Yellow Aster property at Ilnndsburs,
Kern county. Is rapidly taking Its rlnco nmonfr
tho hie mines of California. Thovoln In this
rrmip Is said by exports to bo a tnio llssuro
from four to thirty foot In width. Anumberof
smaller eins from six Inches to fifteen feot In
width, some of them nssaylne wondorfully
j,!,.,, wen' cut last winter during the running
of n 'tunnel. Tho company Is now running a
J jml to tup tho Trilby ledgo nt ft depth 01750
foot. Many experts who havo examined tho
formation think that these veins will all coma
together nt that depth and make n solid oro
body thut will bo one of tho big ore deposits of
the world. Hut whether they do or not there Is
cnouuh high and low grade oro nbovs tho
present lovel unMoped to keep oCO-stamp mill
buiy for the next twenty years. Tho company
Is now milling daily about 100 tons of high
grade ore neraclnKSI50porton. The bullion
product slnco the first of last January has been
$ 1U0.000. and as improved milling facilities are
being added tho monthly output ts rapidly in
creasing. Dit Mends havo bocn paid to tho
1 emouU of $!iO,000 and a surplus Is kept in
! bank ot $25,000.
I The litigation In which tho Bullion mine at
, Jloliawk. Plumas county, has been Involved
has been settled and work on the mine has
been resumed. At the placer camp In the Pin
tos Riverside, county, tho dry ashore aro
Biakiug good runs. Borne good-slzod nuggets,
oue of $38 and anotherof $70. havo been found.
Y D. Ilannlstor A Co. havo purchased the
White Lend gravel mine. Tuolumne county, and
will K" it adequate development. It has
never been mined at depth, but has produced
well at the surface The Seminole mine has
been unwatered and work has begun on it.
Operations havo boen resumed nt tho Agnes
mine near 8oulsbyvlllo. The Densmore mine.
K. near Tarrott's Ferry, has a four-foot vein of
TjRl li high-grade ore. Tho Gerrymander, near Bono
i I P ra. has uncovered a eln twelve feet wide,
jig KEVADA.
J Vi&oisru Crrr, July 10. The Magnolia mine
nt Do Lamar recently marketed a carload of
' gold orewhleh brought $210 per ton net. A,
mill will be bulltat the mlno nezt spring, which
will give De Lamar three mills and inoreaso the
output of the eamD to mors than 100 tons per
day.
The Gold Crown, at Aurora, has shipped a
' ' carload of ore which averagod 05 ounces of
silver per ton. Placer miners In Tan Duaer dls-
trict are making $7 per day with a small nead
l of water.
MONTANA.
Hum. July 10. Reports from Hurlbut Gulch
In tho Tobacco Root Range. Madison county,
are to tho effect that there is much excitement
, there over reported rich discoveries of gold
' ore. Butte men aro figuring with tho owners
L , for purchase of the properties.
jt llennle Hinds and Kd Hughes have taken an
). eighteen months' Icaso on the Lincoln, an ex-
'j tna!on of the West Eagle lode at Butler.
I 'Xhe great mines of Lump Quleh are one by
one recovering from the depression of two
i years ago. The south drift of the 500-foot
crosscut tunnel of tho Keystone is In nearly
100 feot on the lead and shows the best oro to
be found anywhere la the mine. The drift fol
lows tho footwall. and only about twelve feet of
the rein has been exposed. It is evident, how
ever, that they have entered the Big Stopo of
the upper level, and that It Is fully as strong
. end as large as it is abo o. where it is known to
be sixty feet wide. Tho oro below Is of supe
rior quality It Is thought to be tho richest
frfc-milllng ore of tho camp.
For a distance of eighteen or twenty miles the
valley of Hughes Creek, in tho Bitter Root
country, shows side mulches and tributaries
I Which prospect in gold. Wherever bed rock is
reached gold In raying quantities is taken out.
lhe ground arles, but the richest claim
proeu thu3 far IsthoOrt and Malloy ground.
About twelve miles up Hughes Creek and hev--enty
miles from Hamilton Is the camp of the
ood Placer Mining Company. The incorpora
tion Includes nineteen claims. Tho company
lias undoubtedly taken out considerable 'vel
vet." The Ort and Malloy claim, the richest on
tho creek. Is tied up by litigation.
Gold was discovered on Hughes Creek thirty
7i?aWS 'P Rarney Hughes, the discoverer nf
the Idaho Hughes Creek. He did not And gold
In paying quantities at that timo and tho creek
was forgotten About llvo years ago Arthur
woods prospected the creek, made somo loca
tions, and at last convinced the public that tho
diggings were all right. Hughes Creek Hows in
a westerly direction, emptying into the south
fork of the west fork of tho Bitter Root about
' mil s southeast of Hamilton. Thesum
f't of tho mountain which skirts tho south
bank of the creek Is tho boundary lino between
Montana and Idaho. Tho Idaho Hughes Creok
diggings ha;e produced nst sums In gold
since their discovery Hughes Creok In Idaho
and the Montana Hughes Creok head almost
together.
A number of capitalists styled the Bordeaux
5nPd , ' hate begun sinking on the Meader
Vllle tint, using the samo sinking plant nt one
time In plneo on tho Klla Hhaft. from which sev-
Jake "ouwmu dollars' worth of silver oro was
J. TJlc.ni5 "wanzn, north of Walkorvllle, has
Mian become a paying proposition. Ship
I?iI?.t8.j?il r or" 'r,)ln tho mine, which is now
down .)(K) feet, am giving returns of 100 ounces
of silver to the ton The Rig Bonanza Is ono of
the Properties In the siler belt whore bunches
' f,' 8'ance copper have been found, and the story
T ' t.iatn good copper lead has been cut into has
' ural times been stinted. Home rich veins of
lliT ore lurt o been cut several times, but it is
crilj within the past month that shipments of
good commercial oro huo boen mado.
T ALASKA.
'..rv.FLE",ul',17-'1'11" wo 120-stnmp mills
i I i'2r .mSv ,v,(0-tainp mill of tho Treadwell
Smi !iw " n""'1",'. on Douglas Island, aio now
In .7iv,'ruS! ""' '""'lilnery is bolng placed
i?n"""';", Tllls m,rk has been curried on
JmnLr 'l?iilaM,r,1,.rl"i-' The stamps in the two
- i ' ."" ?V ',0 diojiplng on ore In August.
tr,i.ti!,.b' dilust f r..m Cook Inlet, umount
tr5,;0.I,M:H,,''"."l,'u""l'e I'ast week, being
lft., . i,lr,t elean-ii along Hix-Slllo und
ii, ' r. r''PkH , Tho out put of thn district prom
a.. , . c,p",y exeoeil that of lust senton. In
anuniberof hydraulic plants will be in
Last week the Henttle imrehnsers of the Lady
?nv .r'T(' iu"1 '"aek wolf elnlius. near Ciiim
inii', i i","'',,-,sloii of the property und put
? ." yloiLmeiit work. They liave diseov
1 h..V i. ly ol, ''": oro "t "" water's edge,
1 li, l r'!n ,'' lfndeil uKm vessels und
IK" "'" lKt't Sound smelters.
-'i'IU will, , ( k"K",'iy al111 I-"k" Rennett Itallroad,
IH I, ,,, , .'J " ",!l '.' popular routo to tho Yukon.
fH lr.t"n,1'"1 Mu "nl11" 'rom Hkugway.
IHI ,n,t'"'l'ieH. passenger conches, nnd freight
fB lhlMr.lS,,,. lu', w,'uk- By September It Is
Ifm tl , , J"""'1 .'T-' "'" I'""" hetwceii Dawson and
( w ,if ot". M '.", l" ",K,U f0'' days, nml the hard
I El Jr. fii i !n.'-lt'"K l'r0 Islons ovor tho mountain
I Ml ""'" "HI l u thing of tho punt.
'lH .. WAHlllNOTOX.
kH triwB,iJulrl7-rIn tho now mining dis-
H vihe?,V,l;!,c.'1i,,"'olltl1? otn in" tho Col-
H ;"'"dlaiiltesene isa mouutuln tho miners
ikLw dlvidi i"5na"'llnS OldUlory." It Is on tho
M VlAr? '.T W.t'''!! thu Han Poll and Nespelim
RMl tninn ''.'f'y-llvo miles south of Bopubllo
tiuHCVk w ,l ' '.n'l11.1 ""Jl'fa. a minora! belt eight miles
rIBbLI ol niiHi J"!'1.0 '(".'S' Tho summit U a mass
Hf e..l,V!niM',ut0'.n,c ' "owing a Uirte.lce-
fhiLH S i ,.?S ' l".r Bl:!ln,f' 0,le le'Uo within this
rjH i '",' ,',','' t '" !l leet wiilo. tho ore being low
LH iinv '..",' i" Sr,'ht 'imtntltles. Fifty, locutions
tlB rl,,' ',,'.,", n"V"' and aNsays show values from
CTH cm -',". 'T ,0" l' "'I metals, but ehfelly
iBBW Bol!iniidilt5.,u'stnM,yobul'vas131 in
If IB Indei ,nmVl'", "W,!!01"!,' ,nl,0 rn the mines et
IM III ti th? v,' V. MlllV 'Xor' th product going
I thJ '.'i- 'iJtMueltcr. The ore Is passing over
! nowt0uxundtraU.itndUolBrftils
xniiliHiW)8samHM 1 1 -vr. , M..i ,.i r iniiin
sufuolently high tomnkp good returns. Four
propertlesn.ro embraced In tho shipping list
Tlio ''45.JIIII0" In Sllverton district, whloh
has sovoral thousand tons nf ore on the dump
and has paid tho work of development out of
the mlno, hns resumed shipments.
Tho output of thoHwnuk placer mines dur
ing tho pust week wan a little in oxcoss of Si)oo.
It was sont to the Government Assay Ofllce In
Bcattle.
nntnsn oolujidia.
fiKATir.s. Julyl7. Tho prospect for the early
completion of tho Crow's ficat Branch of the
Canadian Pnclflo Is stimulating mining opera
tions in Fort Steele. Kast Kootenai district.
I his road will nfford easy and cheap transpor
tation forthe ores, which are Tory abundant.
The Dihblo group, owned prlnolpnllr by George
II Foster. ex-Mlnlsterof Finance ot Canada. Is
ono of tho Inrgest mines in this division, and
on the dumps are several thousand sacks of oro
that will assay from $200 to $300 to the ton.
This property Is developed to a depth ot COO
feet.
Tho North Star mine's output this year will
exceed 5.000 tons. Tho average voluo of the
North Star ore Is from tao to $00 per ton in
gold and sllvor.
.The Sullivan group, throe miles from the
North Star, otn depth ot forty foot, within the
past week, uncovered n body of high-grade
sllur-lcudoro twenty-five feot wldo.
SOUTn DAKOTA,
Dkabwood. July 21. Work has begun on
four furnnees for the D. A D. smelter, making
nix In all, capable ot handling 300 tons ot oro
daily.
Tho property of tho Union Hill Mining and
Smelting Company was bid In by n reorganiza
tion committeo last wook. and stops aro being
taken to put tho property in shapo for mining.
The Gilt Edgo mlno is producing fifteen tons
of high-grade oro dally with only threo mon at
work. An soon as tho smelter and chlorlnatlon
works at Rapid aro completed tho output will
bo Increased to forty tons a day, and nil tho
product will be shipped there fortreatment. At
the Bnjotn Maid, adjoining the Gilt Edge on tho
east, ore bins and tracks aro bolng built, and
thu mlno will resumo shlpmont very soon.
jjlee surrnion.
DuiAJTrt, July 22. Only once In the history
ot western Luko Suporior have there been ship
ments of iron oro to furnaces on tldo water,
ondthnt wns about ten yearn ago. Now tho
C'levelnnd-Cllffs Company Is shipping a largo
quantity of Its low-grado siliceous ore to Spar
row Point, Sid., for tho uso of tho Maryland
Hteel Company, and this shipment is to bo fol
lowed by others.
The snlo of tho Zenith mlno, Vermillion
range, to tho Carncgio and nsioclatcd compa
nies is now admitted, and the now owners
havo squared up delinquent accounts. Tho
mine will probably begin operations early In
tho fall, in preparation for shipments next year.
ThoLako Superior Consolidated Mines (the
Itockofellar Company) hnvo socured nn option
on the Itoucholeau mine, Mcsaba range, for
$500,000 and Is expected to tako the mine. It
had an option four years ngo for $1,250,000,
nnd paid down $125,000, but changed Its policy
nnd dropped tho deal.
Shipmonts from tho Chandler mine are now
280 carloads, or 0.500 tons, dally. This ts a
rato not equalled by any othor Inks mine. At
this rate its allotment of 700.000 tons for the
year will bo flllod in less than six months.
UMU,
Salt Lake, July 18. Tho Jlercur Company
will increoso tho capacity ot its mill to 350 tons
dally. The enlargement of the Golden Gato
mill at Morcur Is also in progress.
A permanent Btnto exhibit will be made ot
the ores on exhibition during the mining con
gress. Tho Galonamlno at FIshSprings. heretofore a
producer of silver and lead exclusively, has de
veloped Into a gold proposition by the uncovor
lug ot a body otoro running $5.
In Thrce-Mlle Canon. Boxelder county,
liessrs. Crowther and Housloy are developing
a claim showing oreavcrnglng 67 per cent, lead,
14 ounces silver, and $l.Bo in gold.
Tho Dana group at Tlntio has been bonded to
Messrs. Leyshon and Holmgulst for $45,000.
Tlntio shipped during tho week flfty-stx cars of
ore, two enrs of concentrates and three bars ot
bullion. Neither the Bullion Beck nor the
Eureka Hill are shipping, but other properties
are making up for the deflcienoy.
UEirco.
Guatmas, July 17. H. D. Blake ot Los An
geles. Cal.. has struck a very rich lead on tho
ArosRher.in tho Sierra Madre Mountains. 122
miles from Casus Grandes. It is a seven-foot
vein assaying 000 ounces of silver per ton and
22 per cent, lead, and part of tho ore also re
turning two ounces of gold to the ton. He
traced the lead for fifty yards and is confident
the deposit is a very Inrge ono.
A rich strike of high-grade gold ore has been
mado in the Franciscn and Esieranw mines at
Guueomea. Thirty-two new claims are being
surveyed.
Don AurelloBuenohas purchased a controlling
Interest in La Reina mine, In which It is esti
mated that there is in sight ore to the value of
51,000.000.
Tho newly discovered mine La Guillotine, In
the district of Concepcion del Oro, Zacatecas, Is
attracting attention. The discovery consists of
exceedingly rich oree. assaying 40 kilos gold
perton. Itls the property of BeflorDon Salvador
Malo. It is said that the Villaldama, at Carmen,
State of Nuovo Leon, is producing 400 tons
monthly, all ot which is sent to the Son Luis
Potosl smelter.
At Cucube. Sonora, Bonney & Kearney are de
veloping a property and erectinga mill of forty
tons dally capacity. Cranz Brothers have
bought a group of mines near Alamos, upon
which they are doing extensive development
work and building n ten-stamp mill. Alamos Is
shipping from 510.000 to $15,000 worth of gold
bullion monthly. ,
Tho gold, sllvor and copper coined by Mexico
during tho last seventeen years has averaged
about $20,000,000 poryear.
The ofllelnl report of the Batopllas mine,
Alexander Shepherd's bonanza property, for the
year 18SKJ-07 shown that oro to the value of over
$IH)7,000 was taken out. But the expenses were
so Brent that thoro was a deficit ot nearly
$500,000. ,
Tho Juarez Concentrating and Smelting
Works were located on the Mexican side of the
Iilo Grando In order to avoid the payment of
high duties on the lead contained in the crude
ores. Tho concentrator will have a daily
cnpaclty of 200 tons, nnd the sampling works
of 500 tons. Two 100-ton smelting furnaces,
one for silver and lead nnd tho other for copper,
will soon be added. .. .
EI Hollo copper mlno. at Santa Rosalia, Lower
California, tho property of Afrien Mathlot, pro
duces about 1,000 tons of copper monthly.
Machlnerywlllnoonbe put in which will enable
the mine to produce 2.500 tons monthly.
New York's Model Tacht Defeats the Mabel
ot Brooklyn.
The challenge race between the w York Model
Tscht Club and the Wave Crest MlnUturo Tsoht Club
of Brooklyn u decided ycnterday off the clubhouse
of the Wave Cret Club, foot of Fifty-eighth atreet,
Hay Kldge. The Foam, owned by Commodore E.
Wcbbfr of the New York Model Yacht Club, was the
challenger, and tho Mabel, owned by John Auderaon
of the Wave Crrat Club, the defender. The nee was
called in two heats, the New York boat winning both
In hollow style. Beth boats aro of tho new fin keel
type. Tho course was a abort half inllo dead to
windward, a leg of a quarter ot a mile each way.
nummary:
tout kit.
Elapud CtrrtcttA
Start. FinUh. Time. nu,
Boat. a. u. s. u. u. t. it. u. a. n. u. a.
Foam 1124 16 1180 20 O 10 11 0 10 10
Mabel 1126 24 1107 00 O 11 08 0 10 40
IICOKD HUT.
Foam 1189 12 1140 20 0 10 17 0 10 27
Mabel 11 BH CD 11 61 02 O 12 88 O 12 IS
Kleven Straight Wins for Capt. Klpp's Zetei.
The yacht race that was arranged for the old-uma
aloopa, sailing without time allowance, over a trian
gular courae off Oak Point yeaterday, ended In a
drifting match, in which J, A. Kipp'a 25-footer Zetea
was the only one that finished Inside the time limit
of alx hours. She won the loving cup presents by
J. A. lUe.
The competing boats were divided Into three
clansea, but Interest was centred in the performances
of the Zetes, May Be, and Lady. Tho start waa made
at 12 tin o'clock, after a ue-mlnute preparatory gun,
and undor the light breeze from eaat southeast tho
triangular course was a beat to windward, a clone
reach ou the port tack, and a run with spinnakers to
port. The yachts sailed three times around the
courae, a distance of fifteen nautical miles. The
wind held steady and truo during the I) rat two
rounds, but during the third circuit veered more to
tho southward, and finally died out to a flat calm.
The Zetea crossed the finish lino at 0:28 o'clock,
making her elapsed time 5 hours and 1M minutes.
Yesterday's victory made eleven straight for Capt.
Kipp'a flyer.
Onla Day Among the Hudson Illver Yachts
men. There was plenty of fun and activity in and about
the pretty homo of tho Hudson IUver Yacht Club
yesterday. The members had prepared a gala time
for their women friends, who were present in huge
nuinbera. Tho weather was all that could be de
sired when a solute of three guns from Commodore
Dean W. Chute's flagship gave the signal to the boats
of the fit et that a short cruise was in order to Fort Loe.
Immediately crows begun hoisting sails and tho
women went down the boardwalk to thn float and
got aboard the dlflerent boats. Aa the fleet moted
out Into midstream It formed n siilucclld marine
euecUilefroui the heights of Moralngrlde l'arkat
the foot of West Nlnety-acciud street, where crowda
had gathered f or a daj's outing, It appeared as if
the boats tried to outdo each other In tho way of
detoratlona. Old Glory floated from the maatbrads
and suspended from bow to atern were rows of flags
of all colors and natlona. In the evening rowa of
lighted Japanese lanterns threw a kaloldoscoplo ef
fect on the river. The baloonlos of the clubhouse
were also decorated in a like manner.
Odds and Ends of Bporti.
The football team ot the Prudential Insurance Com
pany has orgaulted for the coming seasonsnd desires
to arrange gamea with teams al craging 15 pounds.
Mutual Benefit Insurance Company of Newark. Met
ropolitan Insurance Company of New York, Morris
town aud fiummlt Field clubs, Orange and Montclalr
Y, M. 0. 1. and teams of atblctlo clubs in tho vicinity
of Newark preferred. Address C. E. Van Winkle.
Sanager. cars of sTudcnual Insurance Company,
wait, It. J.
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TO' GOLF ON THE DUNES;
BnimutcocK iiit.t.h AirmrAT. roun-
NAMEffT BEGINS TO-3IORliOir.
The Programme for n Week ot Good Sport
at the Seaside Course Another Open
Tournament nt Cooperstown The Roch
ester Country Club Tenm's Challenge.
Tho annual tournament ot tho Bhlnnoeock
mils Golt Club will begin to-morrow and It
will likely call a large quota of ths amatenr
golfers to the beautiful links on tho sand dunes
near Southampton for a week of good sport on
tho seacoast. Slnco the beginning ot golt at
Bhlnnecoolc flvo years ago the annual open
tournamonts. which lncludo ono national
championship, have been the most Important
ot tho summer events. Whlgham first gained
championship honors on the links, and many
golfers ot minor fame got tholr first distinction
thero; for lnstanoe, Foxhall Koeno. who
from golfing obscurity jumped into renown
last year by lasting out to the finals with
James II. Tyng. This year tho tournament Is
only tor players from clubs that havo been in
vited to send representatives, yet to all In
tents It Is an open event. In tho Qualifying
round In 1807. of eighty-six starters, all except
twenty woro entered from outside oluba.
Should each club Invited this year send four ot
its best men, as requested, thoro will be about
sixty starters In tho qualifying round to-morrow,
A speolol prize will bo awarded to the
club whose team makes th best showing In
th qualifying round. The following Is the
condensed programme ot tho week:
Tuesday, President's Cup, 10 A. M. and 2 F. M.
Thirty-six nolos, medal play, best sixteen score to
quality. Frlie presented by club for beat score of 18
holes.
Wednesday, President's Cup, 10 A. M. First round,
match play, 18 holes, open to tho sixteen players
making the beat acores in the medal rounds. 2 1. M.
Second round, President's Cup. 10:30 A. M. and
a.aol'.M. Consolauon Cup, nt) holes, medal play,
best eight scores to quallf r. Open to all contestants
in medal round for President's Cup who have handed
In complete cards and who have not Qualified for ths
President's Cup.
Thursday, 10 A. M. Third round. President s Cup,
10:00 A. M. First round. Consolation Cup, match
play. 18 holes, open to the eight playera making the
beat seores in medal round. 2 P. M. Second round,
Consolation.
Friday. 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. President's Cup.
finals, 8(J holes. 10:30 A.M. aud 2:80 P. M. Con
solation Cup finala.
Saturday, Handicap, 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Thirty
six holes, medal play, handicap limited to 18 strokes.
Trustees' Plate, mead play, player making the beat
score of the aay, 18 holes, la the Bhlnnecock Handi
cap, to be tho winner.
Thoro will bo onothor open tournament on
the links ot tho Otsego Golf Club, at Coopers
town, on Aug. 11,12, and 13, but unlike the
event ot a fortnight ago, when S. D. Bowers
won the first cup trom (-cratch, the play will be
without Handicaps eltlier in tne qualifying or
match rounds. The qualifying round will bo
at thirty-six holes, medal piny, thu best eight
scores to qualify for tho Cooperstown Cup, pre
sented by the Messrs. Clark, and tile next eight
to be ellglblo for tho Susquehanna Cup. pre
sented by tho Otsego Golf Club. The mutch
play rounds will bo at eighteen holes. There
will be a medal play handicap on the last day,
at eighteen holes, tor a cup and minor prizes,
open only to tho players defeated in the quali
fying round. Tho tournament will be open to
all amateurs bolonglng to clubs recognized by
the U. S. G. A. and toguosts of members of the
Otsego Golt Club. The entries close on Aug.
10. with L. J. Arnold, Socretary, Cooperstown,
Rochester. July 24. The Country Club golf,
team ot this city, believing from the results of its
various contests that it is in a position to play any
team in tlie country consisting of trom twolva
to llfteen men, with fair chances of winning on
foreign grounds and moro than an even show
on Its own course, is anxious to arrange for a
team matoh or matches with somo one or mnro
ot the most prominent Eastern clubs. Tho
Country Club's entrance into tho golf world
was made unassumingly four years ago, the
team then being called the Thistle Golt Club.
At the time there was little belief that any of
the members would over provo to be players
of more than ordinary merit, but now thero
aro at least fifteen men who are nearly
eonly matched and will undoubtedly provo a
difficult proposition tor any similar team from
any one club in tho country to defeat. A couple
ot weeks ago tho Country Club team scored its
second victory out of threo meetings over tho
Toronto Golf Club by tho score of 20 up. Tho
Canadian team came here and was anxious to
wipe out its defeat on tho local grounds a year
ago. Heading its list of players wero A. V.
Smith, runner-upln the Edinburgh tournament
otlast year, and w. II. Kerr, the Canadian ama
teur champion. These stars werepittedagalnst
Gurney T. Curtis, undoubtedly the best player
on the local team, and J. G. Averell. Both ot
the Country Club men wero beaten, although
Smith had to equal the club record to do it and
Kerr to set now figures for the course. A. H.
Campbell beatLee and L. i Edgar beat Perkins.
'With those exceptions the nearest a Canadian
camo to defeating a local man was when G. T.
Brown tied J. 0. rowers. Thus four out of the
fourteen visiting playors won from the ltoches
ter men. The local team claims no stars of
particular magnitude, but does believe that for
consistent golf by a large number of membors
it can make an exceptional showing nnd is
therefore anxious to test its skill witli Eastern
clubs that It has not yet met. Gurney T.Curtis
numbers among his victories one over B. D.
Bowers of tho Otsego Golf Club this year, and
one ovor Jasper Lynch ot tho Lakowood Club
last year. C. B. Hudson was tho winner of tho
handicaps at Chicago lust season. J. O. Powers,
holder of the local course record ; J. P. Bowman
and Leo are tho remaining members of the team
of six which won the championHhipofthoCentrnl
New York Golt League this season for tho sec
ond time. Joslah Anstiuo Is captain of tho
team. A representation will be sent to the
Canadian championships in September, and bo
fore that tournament a return match will bo
played at Toronto with the Toronto team. A
match between Arthur Smith, tho Toronto
club's professional, and Albert Ilicketts, tho
Country Club's professional, will bo pluyed here
shortly, and a return match will tako place at
Toronto at tho tlmo of tho lnterclub team
match. The Country Club has an vlghteen
hole course on its grounds near this city, with a
largo and well-appointed house.
BnELTER Island, July 24. At the second tour-
nnment of the Sheltor Island Golf Club yester
day the scores woro :
Oron. ireap. JVM.
n. Elliott 120 111 104
A. ltodgers 1U 25 101)
11. Atlm 117 20 117
I'lnckuey 120 16 no
II. Whitney 118 O 118
C. Hamilton nil o 81)
J. H. Martin 12 20 104
J. I,. Taylor U3 o lis
A. E. Whitney li2 o 102
O.I'ostley 135 80 105
Toucey..... l.'U 30 104
MisaM. Wilson 141 28 113
MlsaK. Wilson 148 20 128
Miss F. Wallace 128 8 118
MlK. Toucey 1C8 SO 128
Miss M. Andrews 124 o 124
Mlsa I.. Wallace 178 25 148
Mlsa Jurgensen 170 80 145
NOTB8.
The Individual championship of tho Philadel
phia Golf Club League will be played ntthe
Huntingdon Yatley Country Club on Oct 1G. F.
ll.Bohlen and J. WllmerBlddle. who hold tho
record at :t8. ot the Philadelphia Cricket Club
course, are prominent candidates forthe honor,
Thore will bo no cessation ot golf at the
Btatun Island Crlokct and Baseball Club next
month. Tho monthly hundlcap will be played
on Aug. 0. a mixed foursome handicap on Aug.
12. and tho Doctor's Cuphandlcapou Aug, 27.
An open tournament for u cup and minor
prizes will bo played on the Mount Pleasant
links in the White Mountains to-morrow. Tho
Yaumbek links were formally opened lost
week, and the Itov. S. De Laucoy Townsend of
this city established tho nine-hole record of 42
strokes.
Teams representing tho New York Cotton and
ColToo Exchanges will nlay a mutch to-day on
the links ot tho Stateu Island Cricket und Baso
ball Club.
To Defend Indlbted ITnlghts.
An appeal was sent to tho Central Labor
Union yesterday from District Assembly GO
of Washington asking for support In raising a
fund to defoud eleven mombers ot No. 00 who
havo been Indicted for conspiracy by tho Grand
Jury ot the District of Columbia. The Indict
ment grew out of a boycott declared against
Charles (J. Walters, a carriage manufacturer.
Tlie word boycott was not used, but tlie firm
was declared to be an "unfair" oue, which
means that it is not a union firm. The 0. L. U.
voted $10 to the defence fuud.
Three Girls at a Ilirtli.
Tnr.NTON. N. J., July 24. Mrs. Joseph Lavino
of 024 Bouth Warren street, yesterday became
tho mother ot triplets, all girls. One ot the throe
Is much smullorthan hor sisters and weighs
but threo pounds. Mother nnd daughters are
doing well, The Laylnes are Huaslan Jows.
Tho husband is 34 and the wife 112 years old.
Court Calendars This Davy.
Appellate Division Supreme Court Itecess until
Tuenday. Aug. 0. at 10 A.M.
Hupreme Court Appellate Term Motions. Ap
peals from orders of City Court Nos 1,2,8. Ap
peals from Judgments of City Court Nos. 1, 2. 8. 4.
Appeals from Municipal Court Noa. 1 to 44. Inclu
el r.
Supreme Court Special Term Part I. Motion
calendar called at 10:30 A, M. Part II.-Ei-parte
matters. Part rV.-Ous ou. IJorsett va. Ormlstuii.
No day calendar. Part YI. Motions to be sent from
Bpeclsl Term, part I.
Surrogate's Court Chambers For probate Wills
of Patrick Solan, TUoiumO. Itlgney, Anus F. Cham
berlam, at 10:80 A. M.i Joseph Kohii. at a P. JL
CttyCourt-fipeiUlTsnu-Motionfc (
cams.
Mora Games Contested In the International
Tournament nt Tlennn.
The following Is anothpr sorles of games
played In tho International ohoss tournamont
at Vienna:
PONZIANI.
Tscntnoant. sntnnrx. Tscmoonnt. rrxntm,
n-A. Hlc. 'r'- ""
1 P K 4 P K 4 28 F- 5 II x P
2Kt-Kl)S K.t-C;u8 4 0-n5ch O-Ktd
8P-1I0 P-tf 28 3 XII fl-oa
4U-R4 P118 2lSt-04 Kt-D 5
Blt-KtS PxP 27 Kt-KtVhK-0 2
flllxKteh PxD 28U-115ch K3
7JxPch n-Q3 2UKtxn OxKl
0 P 6 4 11-11 3 81 Q X Kt Q X IU
10 Q-K 2 P-K 5 82 0 B-Q, ch K-l
11 KKt Q3 Q-04 83 11-J q-114
iicaitles Cisflos 04 KIl-P itn-B
ian-K r-D4 85Q-K0 itxn
i4P-a k-k 32HXA r-,u
16PXT PxP 87 1J-K8 q-114
10 Kt-It 8 Kt-D 4 38 P-K It 8 P-Kt
17KS-U3 P-K It 4 3D It-B 4 ch K-Kt 2
18 Kt II Kt-Il 6 40 It 11 B O-Q 2
111 D-n 4 Kt-Kt 8 41 U-K 4 ch K-Kt 8
20O-Il0eh K-Kt 42 11-Q& 9-"
21 A Kt-K 0 Q-K 8 48 Q-tJ 4 ch K-Kl 2
22BxPch Kill 44 llx It P Heelgns.
roun xxioiits oame.
jmowixt. rano. 1 JAitowsici. cabo.
WMU. Bine. U'nite. IHic.
IP K4 P K4 28 P Bit P KtS
3 Kt K B 0 Kt-Q B 8 20 11-K B B rt-Kt
8 Kt-11 3 Kt-B 3 80 O 11 x Kt Kt x B
4B-KtS B-Kt5 SlllxKt P KtS
6 Castles Castles 82 B-q 7 P x It
OP Q3 P Q8 83 1" Oil PxP
7 B-Kt 8 D-K 8 84 P-ll 7 It 11
8 Kt Q 6 II X Kt 35 I-B8(Q)cbR X Q
U P X B Kt-K 3 80 B X B K-K 2
10 P B 4 Kt-Kt 8 87 K-K 2 P-5 4
11B-UR4 P KBS 88K-Q8 K-Q 8
13B-K3 B-I14 0UP-Kt K-B 4
18 P KB 8 B KtO 40 B-Q 7 P B4
14 P 0 4 PxP 41 PxP PxP
lBKtxP BxKl 42BxP KxP
18QXB O K2 48 B-Q 7 ch K B4
17KB-K O-KB 44P-QU4 1C-Q8
ISQxQ KtxQ 45 11 K 8 K K8
IB 3-04 Kt-B4 48 K-K 8 K-B 4
20 B-B 2 K B-K 47 B-B 7 P U 6 oh
21I QKt4 Kt-Q 2 48 K-Q 8 K 11 5
22B-U4 Kxllch 4UB-Q5 P-B 4
23 11 X B Kt(Q 2 K 4 CO B-B 0 P-lt 8
24 B 112 F-Q.B4 51 11-K 4, and after about
2B P Kt 5 II K a dozen more moves
28 K B It q B Black resigned.
27 P-B 5 K fl
BUT X.OMEZ.
LIKE. JlNOWSKt. LlrXC J1WOWSXX,
H'Aife. Black. IIAiM. Black.
IP K4 P K4 17 P KB4 P KB8
2 Kt-K B 8 Kt-Q B 8 18 PxP PxP
8 B-Kt 6 Kt 118 111 Q BB B Q
4 Castles KtxP 20BxF PxB
D B-K Kt-Q 8 21 Q K-K Q-Il 3
II KtxP B-K 2 22 Q Kt 4 ch Q-Kt 4
7 B Q 8 Castles 28 Q-B 3 VQ 4
8Kt-J13 KtxKt 24 llx P Kt-B 8
0 B X Kt P K B 4 25 B-K B q-Kt 3
10 Kt-Q S B B3 211 Q BB B-B 4
11 B-K P qKta 27BXB K-KB
II 11 K 2 P 118 28 11 Kt4 Ktxlt
13KtxBch qxKt 21B-K0ch B-B2
14 P Q4 P BB 80 It KtO K 11
IB B-Q 3 Kt-B 2 81 llx q ltxB
Id B K 4 P K Kt 4 32 Q 11 8 ch Resigns.
FIlENOn DEFENCE.
STxrerrz. sen. sttikitz. acme.
WUIt. Black. M'Aile. Black.
1 P K 4 P K 8 34 11 X B K X B
2 P-Q 4 P-Q 4 SB K-B 4 P-K 4
8 P K 5 P O B 4 311 KtQ 8 P K 8
4 P q B 3 Kt-Q BO 07 Kt-11 4 B-B 8
B Kt B 8 q Kt 3 38 Kt II 8 K Kt
6 B-Q 8 PxP 3 ll-B B-Kt 4
7 PxP B-q 2 40 Il-B P-lt 8
BB-B2 Kt-Kt 6 4 1 ll-B 8 Il-B 3
11 Castles KtxB 42 P R8 K 11
10 Q x Kt Kt K 3 43 Q-Kt B K Kt
11 Kt-B 8 B-B 4 4 P-K KtO K-B
12 B-K 3 Kt B3 45 Q B4 Ox 6
13 q B-B Kt-B 4 4rtKtPxQ K-Kt
14Q-K2 Q-Kt 6 47 Kt KtS B K
IB B-B 2 Q B B 48 K B 3 B-K 2
1I1Q-Q2 B KtS 411 B-B B B-q 11 3
17 K B B Castles 50 P-ll 4 P Kt 8
18 Q-Q Q B8 CI It-B 8 B-B
111 Kt K Kt-B 8 52 P-ll 6 PxP
20 Kt q 3 B-K 2 58 B-B 6 B-Kt 3
21 Kt-B 4 P 118 64 K-K 2 Bxll
22 q-Kt 4 P-B 4 65 P x 11 P Q 6
23 Q KtS B K 56 PxP B-Q4
24 P K B 4 It Q B 8 57 K-Q 2 K-B
25 P 11 5 B-Q 68 K-B 2 K-Kt
20 P-B II P K Kt 8 611 K-B 3 K-B
27 Kt-B B Kt x B 80 P B 0 B x P
28 1'xKt B-QB3 61 K-B 4 B-Kt 4 eh
2fl Kt-B 6 Ch B x lit 62 K B 5 P K 0
80 P X B Q B B 3 68 MIS P K 7
31 Kt K3 BxP 04 Kt B3 K Kt
82 Kt B4 Q QS Drawn.
83 ll-B 7 B(B3 B8
BUT LOPEZ.
WAWnODT. STXIMITZ. WALBRODT. SltlSlia.
ICAils. Black. IVAtfe. Blade.
1 P K 4 P K 4 86 Q-B Kt Kt 8
2 Kt-K B 8 Kt-Q B 8 87 Q-B 3 Q-Q B 8
3 B-Kt 5 P-Q 3 38 B-Kt P-B 4
4 P Q 4 B Q 2 till 11 Q 2 P-lt 5
5 Castles Kt-B 8 40 11 K P-lt il
6 Kt-B 3 B-K 2 41 P-Kt 8 Q-K Kt 8
7 B K PxP 42 B-K 2 q-Q B 8
8 Kt x P Castles 43 B-Q 3 q K Kt S
I) Kt I Kt P X Kt 44 B-K 2 Kt-K 5
10 B-Q 3 Kt K 45 Q-B B-q B 8
IIP KB4 P KtS 4AB-KB8 B It 2
12Q B3 Kt Kt2 47 q-Q 3 Q K 3
18 H Q 2 P K B 4 48 B-Kt 2 K-Kt 8
14F KB P q4 41) B-K 2 Kt B8
15 Q B-Q Kt-K 8 KOllxKt PxB
HI Kt-K3 Kt-B 4 51 B-Q 5 Bxll
17 ll-B Kt-K 5 6'JPxil Q-Kt
18 1111 Q Kt 53 Bi-q B 3 It K B
1 11 P-Kt .1 Q-Kt3ch 54 1txl' Q-B3
20 K Kt 2 U-K 3 56 q-11 3 Q-K
21 P 11 a P B 4 6d q Q 8 q B 2
22 P-K B'4 P K It 3 67 ft B 2 B-Q Kl
23 K It 2 K Kt 2 68 Il-B 4 K B-Q
24 Kt-Kt B-B 51) B-B 4 K-Kt 2
25 Q-Kt 2 Q B-K Kt 00 Kt-11 3 B-B
26 Kt-B 3 K D 111 B-B 0 B-Kt 8
27 B B 2 K-Kt 2 02 It X It P x It
28 q K2 11 q en B-q 2 P lis
21) P-K S B 11 04 P X P B B 4
80 P B 4 q It 3 05 Q-K 3 B Kt 8
oi B-q 3 P q o mi it q q-B 2
82 PxP QxKtP H7P qd Q B3
88 P-K Kt 4 P K It 4 (IK B-Q 6 B-B
34 p Kt b P b 5 mi p-q 7 it q
85 K B-K B Kt 2 70 P-K 6 Beslgns.
VIENNA OAME.
TAniUSCn. TBEKrUARD. TARRASCIT. TBXKCBABD.
H'Aile. Black. ll'Aite. Black.
1 P K 4 P K 4 28 Q-K 3 Q-K 2
2 Kt-Q B 8 Kt-K B 8 21) B-B P-K Kt 4
8 P-K Kt 8 P-Q 4 nn K B-Q Kt P-Kt 3
4 PxP KtxP 31 P-B II B Q3
6 B-Kt 2 Kt X Kt 32 It-B B-K 3
(t Kt P X Kt B-Q B 4 83 P-ll 4 Q-B 4 ch
7 Kt-K 2 Kt B 3 34 K-ll Q II 3
8 Castles Castles 35 K-Kt q II 4 ch
I) K-B 11 K 3 3U q-B 2 B-q
10 P-K B 3 B Q4 87 B-Q B(K3)-Q3
11 P-B 3 Q-B 8 3HQXQ PxQ
12 P-0 3 q-q UH B-B KtxPch
13 q-K KB-K 40 K-B 2 Kt 11 B
14 B-q 2 K Kt8 41 B-K B-K
15 P Kt4 Kt-K 2 42 B-B 8 B-Q KtS
HI P q B 4 Bll 3 43 B-K 2 B-Kt 0
17 B Kt4 11 xB 44 B-Kt 2 BxP
18qxll P 114 46 B-Kt 2 P KB
111 Kt-Kt 8 P-B 6 4 BxP BxB
20'Kt K2 P KB4 47 B X Kt BxqP
21 K Kt q Kt4 48 11 B 5 B-K 4
22 q-K Kt-Kt 8 41) B-Kt 8 Oh K Kt 2
28 Kt-B 8 PxP 50 B(B5-B8B q 7 oh
24 It PxP Kt-B5 51 K-B B-Q 8 ch
25 Kt-K 4 H X Kt 62 K B 2 B-Q 7 ch
2il q x 11 11 (3 tl Drawn.
27 K-B 2 11 Q 5
VIENNA OrKNINO.
o abo. rnxsrunr. cao. piusbdht.
irslte. Black. irile. Black.
1 P K 4 P K 4 21 Kt x It F K Kt 8
2 Kt Q B 3 Kt K B 8 22 B-K .1 PxB
8 P-K Kt 8 Kt-B 8 23 Kt X P Q-B 4
4 B Kt 2 D-114 24 Kt-Kt 8 O-Kt 3
5 P q 8 P q8 26 K-B Il-Kt
(I K Kl-K 3 Kt-K Kt 6 2HB-B2 Kt-K It 4
7 Coatles P KB4 27 BxP KtxKt ch
8 Kt It 4 P-B 5 28 K K Q-Kt 6
U Kt X B PxP 2t K-Q 3 P-Kt 8
ion PxP PxKt SOB KB Kt KR4
IIP KBB Kt B8 fllQxQ BxQ
12 P KKt4 BxP 82 U-K B Kt-BB
13 PxB KtxP 88 P Q4 B-Kt 7 oh
14 P B8 Q-B 6 34 It B 2 It X It ell
15 B 11 8 Castles, Q B 85 11 x B K B
111 B It 8 R-Q 8 86 K K 8 P B 8
17 Q-B Il-Kt 8 87 P-Kt B K-q 3
18U-Kt8 K-Kt 88 K-B 8 Kt-K 2
10 O Kt 3 Kt-B 8 Bealgns.
20 B-B B B x 11
OIUOCO IANO.
BAIRD. CAM). BAIBD. OABO,
WhiU. Black. II'aiM. Black.
1 P K 4 P-K 4 22 B X Q KtxQ
2 Kt-K B 8 Kt-Q B 8 28 II x P ch K 1 11
8 B-B 4 B-B 4 24 Kt x Kt B-K 6
4 P B 3 Kt B 8 25 B-K 8 ll-B 8
6 P Q 4 PxP 211 B-Q 11 P-Kt 0
fl Coatles KtxP 27 P-K Kt 8 B-B
7 Px P B-K 2 28 B-Q K-Kt 8
8 P-q 6 Kt-Kt 20 K-Kt 2 P-BB
I) B-K Kt-K B 8 UU P-K II 8 ll-B 5
10 P-Q 6 PxP 81 Kt-B 3 BxP
11 Kt-Q B 8 Castles 82 B x P It-B 7
12 1txB Ox It 118 Kt-11 4 ch K-B 2
13 B-K Kt 5 Kt-11 3 4 K-ll 8 II x 11 ch
14 Kt-Q 5 Q-KB 115 KxB BxKtP
15 KtxKtch PxKt MtltxQP Il-Ka
16 B-Q 5 q-Kt 3 87 It-It 7 F-ll (I
17 B-K B 4 Kt-K 4 88 Kt-B 8 ll-Kt Och
18 q Kt8 P QB4 81) K-ll 4 BxKtch
11) Q-114 B-K 411 Kill F-II7
20 B K4 P-Kt 4 41 K-K 8 P Kt 6
21 Q-Q 4 Kt-B 8 Beslgns.
HUT LOPEZ.
MABC0. SnOWALTir.. MABCO. SHOWALTIH.
II'AII. Black, WMU. Black.
lf-IU P-K 4 17 KtxKt BxKt
2 Kt-K D 8 Kt q B 8 18 P-B 4 q B-Q
8 li-Kt 5 Kt-li a in K-Kt 3 Aqi
4 Castles Kt x P 2U Kt-B 8 jl-fl 3 ch
6 P-Q 4 KtQ 3 21 Kt-Q 6 KB U
UBxKt QPxB 22 B-Q 2 K B
7 P x P Kt-11 4 23 K B Q B-Kt 2
BQxQch KxO 24 K BU F KBS
V P-Q KtS F 1?B 8 25 K-K 4 I'll'
10 B-Kt 2 B-K 8 2ll U x P P-K Kt 4
11 Q Kt-Q 3 P-Q Kt 8 27 K-ll 6 11 X Kt
12 P-K B 8 F B 4 28 11 x Kt BxB
18 F B 4 K II 21) 11 x It F x P
14 Kt-K 4 K-Kt 2 80 11 x P ll-B ch
16 Q B-Q ll-K 2 81 K-K 4 Bealgns.
16 F-KKt4 Kt-Il 6
QUXEK'S OAMDIT DECLINED.
BCB1C. TABBASCn. HUBN, TABBASCat,
H'AiU. Black. It'AiH. Black.
1F-Q4 P-Q 4 17 B-Q 8 Kt-B S
3F QB4 F-K8 18 B-Q B 2 PxP
8 Kt-Q B 8 P-B 3 10 II x C) II P Kt-K B 4
4P K.I B-Q 3 20 K-ll B-Kt 8
B Kt-B 3 F-KB4 21BXKP Kt x Q P
B-K 3 Kt-Q 2 22 B-Kt 4 B-B
7 Caaitea Q-B3 23 B-q 2 Kt x K F
0 Kt-K Q-B a 24 11x0 BxB
U F-K Kt 3 P-K Kt 4 26 B x Kt II x it
10 P-ll 8 Kt-K 2 2il Ox 11 ltxl'ch
11 P-K 4 P-BB 27 K-Kt Q-Il
12P KB B-B 3 28 BxP fill
18 P-K Kt 4 q-Kt 2 211 Kt-K 4 ll-B 8 ch
14 It-B 2 F-K It 4 80 K-B 2 Kt-Kt 6 Ch
15 B-Kt 3 Kt-Kt 0 Uealgns.
lUPxF BlV
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to Its quick aasets thn iur corporation starts with SUHHCHIPTIONS to the $1,700,000 Preferred
an extra cash capital of 2r,0,ni)0. Btock and $500,000 Bonds at par will bs payable 10
Entclopcssrunowuiieceesltv. Theindiistry Is an percent, on sppllcatluu nnd PO pcrcont. ou allot-
lmportaut, staple mid growing oun. and is not at- meat within ten days from close ot subscription
fected by the tariff or tlniiuctnl diMurbamos. books.
Tho management, as r.in lm roaillly seen, is strong. The subscription list will bo opened simultaneously
experienced, cspsble snd consi rvatlte. at 10 o'clock A. M., SInnilny, July th, and closo
A thorough examination of the corporations and at 3 o'clock P. M Thursday, Julr 28th, at the fol-
firms has been made by tho well-known auditors, lowing named Trust Companlos, Banks and Bankersi
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TRUST COMPANY Now York
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY Boston
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY .... Philadelphia
BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARANTEE COMPANY and ) ,4,'
MIDDENDORF, OLIVER & CO., Bankers . . . Baltimoro
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Providonco
WORCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY and
WINSLOW & ALLEN, Bankers .... Worcester, Mass.
SPRINGFIELD NATIONAL BANK .... Springfield, Mass.
FRANCIS R. COOLEY, Banker .... Hartford, Conn.
KIMBERLY, ROOT & DAY, Bankera . . . New Haven, Conn.
SWAN & BARRETT, Bankers Portland, Mo.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Richmond, Va.
Prospectuses nnd forms of application may be obtntned nt any of the above offices.
DEAN & SHIPLEY, Bankera, Now York and Providence.
TO TIIE IIOLDKIW OF
First Mortgage 7 per cent. Bonds
OP THE
Denver & Rio Grande Railway Go.
MATUItlNO NOVEMBER 1, 1000.
The undersigned, under an agreement
with the Compimy, havo undertaken thu re
funding of the above bonds into 4H per cent.
First Consolidated Mortgago Bonds of the
Denver and Itlo ftrnnde Railroad Company.
Upon the completion of refunding, tho H
and 4 per cent. First Consolidated Bonds
BECOME TIIE FIRST I.IEN ON THE EN
TIRE SYSTEM OF THE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY, OF 1,020
MIXES.
A statement setting forth the position of
the Company anil containing the terms
upon which tho conversion can he effected
has been issued nnd csn be hsdupun applica
tion to the undersigned.
Eulin, Loeb & Go,, Speyer & Co.,
37 snd 29 Pine Rtreet. 80 Broad Street
New York. July 20th. 18B8.
U. S. GOV.
o s
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Welles, Herri ck & Hides,
Members X. Y. Stool Bxchsjagg.
15 Wall Streot. New York.
High Grade Investment Securities,
hUlTABI.K FOR
TRUSTEES, INSTITUTIONS, MID
PRIVATE INVESTORS.
FOR SALE BY
BANKERS AND BOND DEALERS,
Members New York Stock Exchange.
List of current oiTcrlugs sent upon application.
41 Wall St., New York,
YEMILYE & CO.,
BANKERS
and Sealers in
U.S. Government Bonds,
NASSAU AND PINE STS.,
NEW YORK CITY.
HUY LOPEZ.
STitnrm. ALAris. STrivro. uarni.
White. Black. White. Black.
1 P-K 4 P K t 80 Kt x Kt P x Kt
2 Kt-K B 8 Kt-Q B 8 81 K-B Bll II
8 ll-Kt 6 B-Kt 5 32 O-B 8 B-O Kt 8
4 P-B 8 B-K 4 33 1MJKH ll-Olia
r. BxKt OPxB lUOxg BxQ
ll KtxP 3-K2 8,1 P-B 4 B-B 7
7 P-O. 4 P-ll 3 Oil B-Kt 8 B-B 7
8 Kt-11 8 Q X P ch 87 K-Kt ll-B 8
B-K 3 fl-Kt 3 88 It Kt r, B X It P
10 QKt-Q2 O-OB 811 llx KP B-Q7
11P-QB4 P-O II 4 40 11 K lift B-Kt 8
J 2 P-B 4 Kt K2 41 B-B 2 BxB
18 11-118 Q-B 4 42 KxB P 11 8
14 Castles P-B 4 -I J P-Kt 4 B-linch
IK ll-K K-ll 2 44 K-K 8 B-KtO
iniMje PxP 4r. it K2 B-Kt ch
17 11x11 PxB 411 K-Q 4 P-K1U4
18 Kt-K 8 ch K-Kt 47 P-ll r. P-Ktr.
Ill 11-118 U Kt4 4H K-ll 5 P-ll (I
20 It K Kt 3 O-B 6 411 P X P P X P
21 KtQ 3 Q-Q 3 DO B-K B 2 B-Kt 8
B2 BiKtil K8B-1U6 ftl P-Ktr, K-ll 2
28 P-ll 8 B-B 4 02 K-Kt II K-K il
24 Q-Kt 3 Kt-Kt 8 6.1 K-B 0 K-K 4
211 P X P B-Q M ll-B 2 KxP
2A Kt K4 Oil' SK P-BU PxP
27 Q x P B x Kt M P x P B-Kt
2HPxll Q-Q 8 67 11 112 B-UtO
21) Q X 11 P Kt-K 4 Drawn.
Gossip of the Handball Courts.
Dr. A. M. allien, one of tho cleverest grailnates
from Billy Courtney's noted handball nursery at
Bouth Brooklyn. Is proving ahsrder pniositinn than
Kddlo Luwlor of Orecnpoiiit anticipated. Tho )air
met on club day at the llrootlj u court, In the first
division of a home and home match of best of eleen
games for $26 a sidn. Umlorvas ronipelkd to stop
in the fifth game after losing the previous four, ho
that Olllm has only ono more to "in when tin iwlr
meet to light it out st (lrceuiolnt July ;il Olllt'ii
won his gun? as follows 2117. 21 In, 21 in,
21 , 18 S, Other ninneis during the session in
cluded fleorgu llesuoy. J. O'Douut 11 John Murphy,
Ihonias lleagan. Jeriy Slurphy and J. MrlUroy.
The Manhattantllls court was througsd on club
day, and a down matches furnished epliited sport
for the gallery In thu long rubbers W P. Psshiuun
and J.M.Murray beat J. McCarthy and J (11) no
threA games to two; M. J.Kgun and P. l'y out
pointed J. riUpatrlik and C. Irishman by a rluillar
margin, and Daniel Lynch scored over T. I. O'Oon
pell. Tho winners of ths three-game rubbers in
cluded P. Mt-Orotli. II, Kelly, J. llrennan. P. Kenny,
3. Kenny, J. Donahue, J. Fshey, M.Laudy, J.OJinn,
pr. V. McCarthy, P. Donnelly. J. Flaherty, P. Egan,
P. Foley, W. J, Oashmsu, and M. O'ltourki ,
I Nervous Exhaustion 1
I Horsf ord's Acid Phosphate I
1 lo oupromoly beneflofal.
B Shun Subitltutei. Put up only In bottles.
mmgmmmmmmmm
Wheeling & Lake Erie
REOEGANIZATION.
To the nolders of Central Trust Co.'s
Certiflcntes ot Deposit for Stock.
Notice is hereby given thst ths time for the pre
sentation ot Certificates of Deposit for Preferred and
Common Btock at tho Central Trust Co., and the pay
ment of the installment of S2.00 and 11.00 per
share on Certificates for Preferred and Common
Btock, respectively, expires on Monday, July 2D,
1893.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
J. KKNNEDT TOD,
GEORGE COri'EL!,
ECOKNE DELANO,
WILLIAM A. DICK,
Reorganization Committee.
ALV1N W. KBF.Cn.
Secretary, 120 Broadway.
nnhtrg an& ptcfotts.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OT
BANK & TRUST CO.
STOCKS.
P. J. GOODHART & CO.,
MEMBERS N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE,
3 8 WALL STREET.
KOUNTZE BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
Broadway and Cedar Street, New York.
Deposit nccounts received.
Advances mndo upon rnilrond,
municipal nnd other approved securities.
Letters of Credit Issued.
1 Ifasanu Street, Cor. Wall St.
Bankers and Brokers,
DEAL IN NEW 3 PER CENT.
II. S. Government Bonds.
flU'.tUufliti and fnttregt.
TUB LAKE ERIE ANI WESTERN
ItAII.ItO.VI) COMPANY.
Drt'IDEND NO. nr,.
BO Broadway, New York. July 21, 1BD8.
A dllliUnd of (INT. ANll OST. QBAIITKR PER
CKNT. (lper rfiit.lon tho preferred slock of this
company will be iiald at this otlit Auif. 1ft. laiM.
The trsiihfer booLs if tho preferred stock wlil close
July tlO and rt-.ii"1" Aiic HI, 18118.
L.M tSCHWAN, rleen tary and Treasurer.
OFKIt'E OF THE BOIiTIIEltN PACIFIC COMPtNyi
2R Ilmad st. (11111" Imlidlnu). Coupons due Ant.
1, Ihiir, from tlio follnwinir ixinds will be. iiald on
and after that date at this otflie: TEXAS AND NEW
OBLKANK B. It. CO. 1st mortmme 7 per cent.. Main
Line: GALVESTON. HABKISUUllO ANI SAN AN
TONtO BV, CO. 1st luortuaue H per cent., Eastern
DlTlslon. S. T SMITH. Treasurer.
STANDARD ROPE A TWINE COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PONDS.
JULY 20Tn. JBB8.
OODrONS EtlEAUOCST lBTONTllEAUOVEwill
be paid on and after that date at the oMro of the
Manhattan Trust Co., Wall and Nassau sts.. New
York city, JOHN M, FORBES. Treasurer.
Wanted rftnwlti.
THB SUN
Harlem Branch
110 WEST 1S3T1I KTHKET.
J" ?ANCYrilATlIi:ilS.-r.xiierie"nced "bonds wanteds
steady irk: izacul prltes.
II. HOFllKlMF.lt k CO.. 108 Crosby st.
1.WXCY IT. K'llir.ItS. Wanted eiperlencid hands
- and leaiii.T; fapcy frslhers.
THO M A S U. WOOI l K CO.. 41) Broadway.
I7ANCY FKATHI'.RS. Polers snd exiierienced
J- hands wanted', paid by week. Apply to
DA VII) HPF.ltO, 1M Mercer.
I7AXCYrF.ATlIF.RS.-Kxierienced lisnds wanted!
tteaily wcirk. Applr all week, CHARLES H. LA
VAKK&CO., 74S Ilroailway.
VAhPVFF.vfiir.IlS. Han-ls "inteil In factor
Xworlij also uh en out it. I.lNDlir.IM, 052 B'waj.
I"?ANCV rKTIIF.ns.-Kxperleiie-d lusters wsutedi
pay by the k. IIAMDHI'I'.RO, 1HO Monerst.
VANPY I'l'-ATIIEHS. fldiul hands wanted on fin.
JL1 work. J. tl. JOH.NBUN K CO . il.tr. iiinadway.
J?AN0V l'llATHKRS.-aoiid i.nsters wanted! good
1 iiaj. MAXMKfKR. HBoniUt.
08TRICH FRIT Units. Wanted, Ituod curlers, pre
parers, soweri, nho sr iillliiu; to live in thu
rummy about t:i miles fium New York. Call C7
list tith st., i to 12 A; M.
OSTRICIIFKATHKIW, -Wsnted, s-nnrs and good
luilers; steady woik. 41 llheraer st.
WANri'.ll- flood faury feather hand'; best pyi
steady woik.
y.IIPKKlt A JOSr.I'lir. 7ir,-717 Broadway.
jQomrsttc cnatitu Wautrd.
I ItYoiiF twriliht
net ds lustnictlon In ths
Art ot Cooking,
Pall her sttrntinu to this iiuportnnlty.
Tills coupon riitltleH a eli rvcoiumonded ser
vant to one free It.son at
MRS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
32tthai., wlirre all branches of coukiuif are
tauglit by Mrs li Ix-inrke,
"10MPCTF.XT latuiilrta for New Canaan, Conn.i
J wues tiO. bist tcfereni.es icciuirod, Mrs. I,.
BKCLY. 352 cth av
I" ?IllfiT-CLAK3 Tiigllsh nurse for boys years old,
.ElheruD, N, J.l excellent references required!
WUt IJo. Mrs. L, BCTJiY, Ml etb T.
a
gomtistle itunntfl Wanttfl. M
I7IR.MT-CLA83 rooks for Newport. tlO to $M) 20 .H
' lnnndreses, waltres-.es, ehsmbermalds, kitchen- H
maids, parlnrmslils. Iinuieworkers, laundresses who ''IH
do eliainlH-rwork, cooks u ho wssli snil Iron. French, H
(lernisu and Kngllth lady's inslds, Rni;llsh nurses, M
butlers snd second men. Mrs. I.. SK.tXY, 04 West '1IIH
22d St.; sn snta' e ntrsnee. a",2 ilth sv. M
1?IRBT-0LASS sw-dlsli waitress for PrOxidence, B. H
I.i wauis $2U: must bae 1 ot references. lH
Mrs. I,. Bi:KLY.;iB2thT. H
17IB8T-CL HH cik for New)orti wattes 4 to &0 H
best references required. sH
Mrs. I.. BKTJ.Y. W.2 Oth T. H
IIllST-CLtsa laundress; lor Del on, Pa.i wattes H5 TJI
A Pmtcstnnl preferred; must hate icood references, issl
Mrs, L. BF.K1.V, nr,2 nth q. jH
FIRST-CLASS laundress for BliUeArld, Conn.i H
sniall lanilly; references required. Mrs. L. M
BKKLV, or,2 mil av. tH
(IIII, for cenrrsl housework, a prlvstn family ai jH
J I'onlhsni lleluhts. Apply at 214 West 123d St., M
betwein lOand no'iiotk. 9
LAl'NDltnMB. I'lrstclsssTwTiero second laundress H
Isktpt; one aecustonud lo Inrjre wash; best ret H
c rcnees reipilred. Mrs. I BKl'.I.T. 3f.2 tlth av. tM
1 illorKSTANT lsd 'b tiisld for Newimfl; wsges 30 H
A must bo a srond setitustress nnd havo lmst ret 9l
etrnris. Mrs. I.. Sr.KI.V. !tr,2 ilthn. jM
1 I10TKSTANT rnnk; small family In'Oroenwleh, H
. Conn.: wattes 120; best refereni-es rt quired. 3H
MrsL. BKKLV. 832 Oth st. H
1JROTBSTANT laiuiilress for tho rHy:" "three in 'tfl
family; must hae best references; 'aires MO. vM
Mm. I,. BEF.LV, 8B2 Oth bt. M
PROTllSTANT laundress, waires sir., for Hhohola, jH
Pa.; must be first class snd liars best references.
Mrs. L. nr.F.LV. nr2 oth st. M
OWISS mslii for irrowu children, must bo a good s
O seamstress; rrotestuut pnerrcd; ramlly now st H
WUllamstowu, Mass.; 1 st rcferenres required.
Mrs, h. HEK1.Y. 353 MthaT. H
S" VkiiISII laundress for Bl erdale," N. Y.i smalt
family: waues s20, best references required. Mrs.
L. 81;ElV. 3-,2 iltha.
Wanttrt 3nalt5 tttc.inn.r0, &r. '
BOOK-KDan OILDER Btesily work for thoroughlr
experienced man. Apply WILLIAM KOCU, et
r,N. J ll.ll.av., Newark, N.J.
1JULINO machine feeders wanted! experienced on H
XV striker preferred. MITCHELL A O'DONNELL,
40 Pulton st.. New York. H
WANTr.D ParriaKOpalntcrs, at IS and 20 lleniy B
st.. Brookb n.
Wnnitd itltf ico iiltsctilmicouis. I
"nVlBEiaN EXCllANGllWsnted7rnn"c77bUr I
A thorouithly sciitiainHd with international arbi H
trace In exchange, and commercial credit; onlythoss H
sbls to conduct an cxtcuslM- ilepsiiiuent, lndepen H
dently, need apply. Address EXCHANGE, box 170
Bun ofilcs.
WrANTED A trovelllntt salesmanto sell toys, fancy H
'' ttoods, druirclsts and stationers' sundries, fire
works, Ac, in tho Btate of Maine; must be conversant H
with the business aud hao an established trade; per-
manent position. Address, statimt experience, quail 1
flcations, and salary expected. Box 1032, Boston, ,M
Mass. l
rt-(Clacfl gtlp tmaieg. I
COMPETENT Ocrman ladr's maid; ood hair-
' dresser and seamstress; tst references. M. U.a H
box 547 Bun uptown othec, 1205 Broadway.
pOSIPETEST LADY'S- MAID.-6oodseamstresj
t-cau furnish best references. D. McQ., box 543 H
Sun uptown olhce, 1203 Broadway.
C' 10MPETENT cook; wiUlnir and obligine: (rood
baker; best references. tV. 8., box CC8 bun up B
town office, 12tt.t Broadway.
(OOK Understands Rood family cookinar; prlTats I
J family; best references. B. a., box &4B Bun up
town office, 12(ir. Broadway
("00K. Thorouulily understands sll kinds cooklmj
V best reft rencts. M. C, Ujx 361 Sun uptown
office, 1205 Broadway.
I'IRST-CIARS MAID. Excellent soamsti-ss and
hstrdresser, traveller, &c.: excellent EngUahi
references; wai;es$25. 8. 0.,box 345 Bun uptown
ottlee, 1205 Broadway.
17IRST-CLASB family cook; understands soups,
meat.H. desserts, entries, c; best referenoesj
wages $;to. M. M., box 54U Bun uptown office, 12flo
Broadway.
I7IRBT-CLAS3 waitress; undersUnds wines, salads,
- can lnir. lie; private family; best references. M.
Q'K box 543 Bun uptown office. 12B5 Broadway.
FIRST-CLASS chambermaid; thoroughly compe
tent; can furnish best references. E. MoF., bos
645 Sun uptown office, 1205 Broadway.
PRST-CLASS cook: nood baker; can furnish bsrt
references; waces t3U. M. L., box C52 Bun up
town nfflce. 12il3 Broadway.
L" ADY'S MAID.-Swedlsh; thorouiihly competenti
wlllinir and obllylnu; beat references. E. TV.,
box 540 Hun uitown office. 1205 Broadway.
LADY'B MAID.--Good seamstress; neat, w llllne
and obliging; best references. J. B., box 544 ,1
Bun uptown office, 12(15 Broadway v
MAID. Competent youns woman as lady's msld
good seamstress: references. A. B., box 542 Bun
uptown office. 12flT. Broadway.
NURSE. Thoroughly competent young French
Kirl; wages 920; can furnish references. B. W.,
box 540 Bun uptown omco. 1205 Brosdway.
URSE. First class; willing and obligtngi can far-
nlsh best references, good seamstress. B. 0
box 54" Bun uptown office. 1203 Broadway.
WAITRESS. 1 horoughly competent; privats fam
ily; wages $20; best references. M. W., box
544 Bun uptown office, 1205 Brosdway.
AITBESB. First class; understands the care, of
the dining room; best references. M. M box ' I
542 Bun uptown office. 1205 Brosdway. U
ELIi-KECOMMENDEI) woman as cook; under- il
stands sit kinds cooking; best references. M. L., M
box 654 Hun uptown office. 1203 Broadway. ft
rFJHECOIMENDnD woman as good famUr 1
T ctok; pnate family; wages $20. M. B., box 'w
C50Buu uptown officti, 1205 Broadway. I
ef irjJt-tSlnss grip SMnleu.
AN FJWCATETI, energetic man of good s4dres i J
desires position w born ability and fidelity will he
appreciated; is a printer by trade, and has also j
worked as a proofreader ana nowspaper reporters , t
will gladly accept any work that an intelligent man i
can do that will return him a salary sufficient to sun- 1
port himself, wifn snd threo children. tV. II. ROBIN- 1
bON, 1407 Broadway, lli-ooklyn, N. Y, .
,5 elect gcard. J
EDFOBD PARK, 20 min. from 42d st on H. K. B.I ' I
large, cool front room, with olcoi e; orlvat fam
ily; good board. Apply to CARTER CO., near t
station.
liiikt Bid.
1 OTH BT.. 210 F.ABT, Largs snd small elegantly ,
J-O furnished rooms; all conveniences; exotUsnt
able; references exchanged. '
2""STTf3T., nil lST Inear Madison Bqnars). "(j
'1 Handsome large and small rooms; delightful n
table board; reasonable. i i
OKTll HT J 14 EAST. Largo and small rooms, '
- nicily furnished, with or without board. j i
West Side. :- ;
1 CTn BT., 27 WEST. Large and small rooms: oael
J. tJand homelike: central location, near 6th av.i (
rt fen lues. t '
nTII ST., 24 WFT. Nicely furnished rooms,
with tmsrd; transients accommodated; refer
ence; table board.
1 7TIIBT., 24 WEST. Nicely furnished rooms, with
X I board; tiausieuts accommodated; summer
prices; reference.
1QTB ST.. "ilT'WEBT.CTean, Udy roorasi rood
XV table; central location: Southerners; transients
taken; references exchanged.
A KTn ST., 843 WEST. Cuban boardlau house;
XO large and small nicely furnished rooms; excel
lent table board.
AfiTll BT., 144 WESX Ilandsomsly farnishsd
"O large cool rooms; all couvenlenoei; board op
tional. .gurnlghcdcgooniggVparttncnttitogitt
Enst Side. s
i
1 1 QTH ST., 105 EABT.-Isrgs, weU-fumished ;
HO front rooms; housekeeping; bath, gas; $3, (
$;i.C.U; large closeu. j
West Side.
O 1 Til ST., flo WF.ST. Handsomely and newly fw
'A ntshed rooms in wellsppoluted house, for gn
tlauiou only.
tflatis ami gSiinrtturnto Wanted.
WANTED Si lit. 1st, bv gentleman and wife, In ,
ilrooklin, upper part nf modem two-family ;
bouse; quiet and retlni a neighborhood. Please send
full particulars to HUiliUIN, box 110 Hun office.
Ho gtt for gujJltufijJ urpo0t0.
?0R BENT Vtry cheap, a f.iio ofllee In first olass ',
A iiiodirn otni-ii Iniildlii, with l. at, light and caro, '
near 23d st. and Ilroadna); can be had at very low I
rnil.il. Addrc'sU., boxlII.IHuu uplosuufflce, 1203
Broadway. (
ltat (gjstate f or jgalt gonn 3fInntl.
NEW YORK MlVoi 'iciT, NUtVAItK, N. J. i
ADVEltTIhKRS MVY 1.1! WE THFIll OBDFJIS At
7ii4 into tn ht.. Ni.wAiiK, wnr.ui: 1111'. BAMU
CAliE AND ATi'liNTlON WILL BE SHOWN AS AV ,
MAIN OFl'IK , j
ABKAl'TIFl'L little country ploceof 2 sires.sboul
no minutes out spb lulul H riKim house, barn,
(xi-pllrut will, einisideialili) Irult. Mcily located,
cuilv l.oi'Ofi-et fmm post nlltd , V, tulle fiom station,
Price, 1,7iHi; 7siiuli,taUmi'. l and iuortgai:e.
Write or i all fur full dtlails. llIhU'.y.H., No. tl
ClmuibciM st.
gropaoais.
Tr R. I'OINFi:it OFl'Il i:, 100 Omnbr st.Nor-v-.
folk, t j . juij 1 1. injn -S-'au d j.rupoeals for
i.r. dgnu in IJiaiKtu Itm-r Vj.iioiu dn-p aster In
llsuiiituu Roads ni navj uid near Norfolk, t a., will
bs rccelted bin until ) 'VlokAug il. lsni. and
thru uubllcl p ned In'' untloa ruruU-s4 s
Hi.UUob. TliOfl. CAflEY.OsjiL, ra,