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ness.
First let me show you the process IN minil-
turc," III" old man went On. " his small
glass case might be called pocket edition
NJ that cabinet over there" smiling at the
pleasantly.
Haverd looked at the smaller apparatus
which stood at one side ~ the room. The
case was Of heavy plate glass ard about SIX
inches square Inside lay something that
looked Ike an aged and w.therod nowcr Of "a
dirty and rusty black hue.
"It is a rose" explained CaTdan. ~ took II
from the mouth NJ OEc OF the mummi's, where
II had been embalm"d. Its color Is the result
Of the bitumen used for the puTpp-" ana
which stained II black. observe. I touch
this lever and-WRtCh.'
The case became dim with yapoT tnat for
a moment llled II, hut II cleared Immediately.
Then Haverd's eyes were nNCd Win Intense
wonder that lasted for fye breathlcSS min
utcs. Al the end OF that time there lay with
In the case, in pla q of the with rcd thing
that had beeu there before, a rose that had
the appearance Of a rarely beautiful and vel
yety lacquC CmiaOt-Only II wa, Jet black. The
doctor smilingly withdrew the moustroSity
nom the apparatus and handed II % Hayerd.
You see It has no color he said. mo
soul, - he added.
But Il has the genuine scent" said
iaverd, wondeHngy. ut is decidedly
clever trick"
"Now, compose yourself" said Dr. Cardan,
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wooden replica OF some mummy. on IT'S
front Was single hieroglyphlc ngure pre-
riseIy similar 10 the one the girl had made on
the paper. A look OF Joy leaped into her
earnest dark eyes
"Thry knew each other" cried Cardan, eX-
Citeuly.
watched the whole scene with great curiosity.
MY two ipummieS"
As ne said this there was slow, sizzling
sound ir,m tho cabinet, followed by an eXplo-
sion that blew out It, whole 'front.' In the
side opposite the one the girl had come out OF
q mummy was seen lying on the moor, thrown
from an iron chair by the shock. Cardan
started wildly, with an expression OF the ~
most horror, Disappointment and surprise In
his face,
"Its wrecked (" ~ gasped.
"What is?" asked Hayerd.
~ hr apparatus"
Meanwhile the girl new towards the
mummy. which was unusually Wen pre-
served. The head was OF nne contour the
features were regular and the haiT curled
gracefully about the brow.
look seemed 10 satisfy her. She turned 10
CaTdan with claSped hands and appealing
eyes. C9rdan Stupidly shook his head,
Then followed a scene that Is craven ON
Haverds heart to this day, though he m1in-
tOins arenuously that It was all Illusion The
girl, as II seized with wild despair. iSpul-
siyely snRtched q knlle nom the beneE and
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VERY MEAN TRICK.
The Boys Took Advantage OF His
ignorance OF a Horse.


ignorance of a Horse.
About the funniest thing / ever wit
messed" remarked Col. William Sterritt.
of the Galveston NeHS to a Washington
Ibs' man. was one night mp on the Row
Ed Barrett, of the Atlanta Nonshfufion,
had bought what purpored to be horse
The thing was terribly dilapidated
specimen, and he had bought fire saddle
and bridle-worth twice as much as the
horse--yes. l'Il cnil il horse.
Well. this animal was tied in front OF
he Occidental Building. and when a crowd
Of us found cut it belonged to Barrett
we concluded to have some fun at his ex-
pense.
- Whit do you think Of my horse.
Bill 2 he asked of me as he stepped up.
'' Barrett. is this yours?' answered {:
day and got big bargain."' The boys
whIstled. and said:
why, Barrett, that thing is on his last
legs. Had no idea il was yours. When
we came up he was lying on the pave
ment. You can never get out home on it
tonight. ] am talking to you as friend.
There is not money enough in the treas
urv 10 get inc 10 ride that thing. and es-
peciallv after dark
He pulled me over to one side and
asked me II / really meant what | sad
about the horse. told him l did. lie
concluded to remain IN town, gave q
negro boy 80 cents TO lead the horse to a
stable, and next day sold him for S27.JO,
about the cost Of the saddle and bride.
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sPORT|NG NEWS AND NOTES.
Manhattan Athletic Boys Gather More
LaurelS in England.
Corbett to Become an Actor In the
Play "After Dark"

The New Yorks swooped down upon Cleve-
land yesterday like a hawk on Spring
chicken. The chicken proved TO be OF the
fghting order, however, and the hawk was
never In It from start to finish. The game
closed with the score 10 to . in favor OF
Cleveland. Rain put an end TO the game be-
tween Brooklyn and Pittsburg at the end OF
the fourth inning, when Brooklyn had the
best OF it, 4 to 3. Chicago smut Boston out
completely, the score standing 4toO. Phila-
delphia defeate. &c tail-ender, Cincinnati, by
the score OF 0to1
In the American Association Columbus re-
taliated on Baltimore by the score cf TO O..
The Athletics defeated Louisville at Phiadel-
pnia by IL to o. St. Louis won IRON wash
iugton, IL 10 2, and Boston downed Cincin-
natl, 5 to 1. Standing OF the Clubs up to
to-day:
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plunged II into her heart. She sank TO the
ilOOr, and with that gradual, steady transfer.
nation that had brought the rose TO life, hel
figure was resolved into the shriyelled and
Shrunken condition Of a mummy
Cardan stared at the object with incredu
lous eyes
Love love-" he muttered. "Can 1t bt
poSSiblet Love Is an attribute Of the soul
II was there She cared not 10 live without
him.
Well, DOCTOR" said Haverd. quietly but
with an effort, " have spent a very interest.
ing evening indeed. AS magician, you
are an expert. ! trust ! may have thG
pleasure OF calling again"
The soul. the soul" mumbled the doctor
toneleSSly to himself, IL was therel Love
in quality OF the soul"
without saying anything further Haverc
stepped through the door and swiftly went
1roIn the house, leaving the chemist staring
at the floor.
When he reached the open air HayeTd said
10 himself: at was the Iont effect OF mes
meTiSm and leGerdemain-nOtbinR else. Tht
Incident at the billiard table proves It," Al
he thrust q hand into his coat pocket he felt
Someth hing soft. ITS the rose" he said. Ar
tincial," he continued, pulling II out ane
smelling II. "Sprinblrd with Turkish oil Of
roses and distilled water" Then he pulled
lear from the calyx and examined Il closely
II was unmistakably vegetable nbre.-Eo
change.
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STATE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Fine, Sunny Weathe- for the First
Matches, Gentiemen's Singles.

SARATOGA, July IA bright, warm July
sun, slightly shaded By r,cAn clouds, shone
on the Mall In Congress Spring Park this
forenoon during the hrSt matches, gentle
mems singles, In the state championship con-
test at lawn tennis.
The winners at no Were: T.. L. Hail, New
York T. C., by default OF Geo! e. WOrthingtOn;
Dennis Miller, New YORK 7. G., 90, over j.
A. Seavey, Saratoga A. O., Ia; Is. F.. b. Mitch
ell. Of Boston, O-O, over T.. II. Cluett, Sara
toga A. G., 2-2; d. =, Mcpherson. Bachelors
7. g., Of Washington, GO, over +. 4. weed,
PotSdam r. C., O-l; Fred A. II0ycy, Long
wood T. G., BY default Of c. Spicgcl Saratoga
A. C.; H. q. BiNby, LOngwood r. e., 8-6, over
II. A. colby, Pioneer T. C., of New YORK. 30;
q Hugh Tailnott; j. B. Yates, H. = I. C.,
90, over Dr, A. {. Rich, Saratoga \. C., 90.
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AMONG THE WH:ELMEN.

Cont. Joseph ID. REcey took about twenty five cf
the Orange Wheelmen to Verona Liks Thursday
night, wher' they had eIcolep pt time dancing at
Capt. Cooks pavilion, after which Capt Ia ,ey
Japanese liant srns. The racing members took a run
TO Pompton sunday and returned by wav Of PGtsr.
son and PRssAic, which l. the course for the team
race with the b. NJ q. L., Of Newark, which will
be held on July %.
President Dunn, Of the LeHRue Of American
Whsemen, has issued the call for a COnstituti0nal
Convention, 70 be held rt Hartford Sept 2. The
subjects which will come up for discussion and
final disposition at this meeting are the duties Of
the ofhcials and committees Of the League, the
union Of the League with other organizations and
bicycle rscinR. This meeting Is tho outcome of the
removal OF g. f. Randall from the Racing Boari.
The Bedford Wheelmcn have elected the follow ing
oficeIE to serve one year President, D. II. Judsgn
Wee Pre- ident, q, johnson: Secretary. +. ".
lockwood Treasurer. Charles Rhodes raptH q ,
- jack ChevGlier: First LIEUTENANT, " Jimmie
Rruwn Second Lieutenant, II. II. CAppr. Bugler,
W. SprSgue Color Bearer, Joe Smith,
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EDISON Gets A MONOPOLY.
The Courts Sustain His Incandes-
cent Lamps Patent.

Judge wallace, In the United states Circuit
Court, rlled decision this morning In the
case Of the Edison Electric Light Company
against the United States Electric Light Com
pany. The case is one OF great importance
The decision sustains Edison's patent on
the incandescent electric lamp.
The United states Company has been man.
ufacturing similar lamps to the Edison. Judge
Wallace granted an injunction restraining
the United states Company from infringing
in the fu ure.
This practically makes an Edison monopoly
OF the electric lamp business
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NAVAJoS MORE TURBULENT.
Locd Threats to settlers-Troops to
BE Held in Readiness.

FLAGsTAFF, Ari., July IA sheep-herder
arrived nj this place last night with the in
formation that Navajo Indians were gather
Ing in vast numbers and seemed TO be greatly
excited ana preparing to resist any attempt
on the part Of the Government to arrest the
leaders in their marauding raid on the cattle
and sheep ranges In this vicinity.
They have warned the stockmen 10 leave
their imaginary territory 10 them, threaten
ing their lives II they do not do so, and II IS
the belief OF the people that this Is the COM
mencemcnt Of the expected outbreak OF the
Navajo Indians.
Twcnty-five more citizens LEFT here last
night 10 reinforce sheriff Francis and his
pGsse Of cowboys, and tclegrans have been
forwarded 10 the Governor asking for troops
10 be ready TO come at once.
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and value. II embraces tho real estate, Nos 205,
207, 200 eli and 2l3 East 18th st. New York.
tho leasehold property at University place and sth
st., and tho prosses. type, machinery, tools, Hx-
turos and other plant Of both the old companies.
This property, together with the working capital,
which tho vendors undertake to contribute, is
valued at S1,432,7dO.35.
The books and accounts of both the retiring
companies have been examined by the well-known
public accountants, Mestn. WALDEN, BROOKS
DONNELLY. who certify as follows, viz:
No. II Pinest, New York, March ~, 1891.
We have examined the books and
accounts of TROw'S PRINT.
INC AND ROOKBINDING
COMPANY for the period Of fvs
years ending Dec. ~. 1890, and
also for the same period the ac-
counts of the TROw CITY
DIRECTORY COMPANY, and
We find tho net profits of tho
two concerns, after providing
for tho cost Of all material,
labor, wages and expenses, and
cost Of renewals and repairs to
plant and machinery. to ho. sea, al 1 .aO
Or an average Of SI32,2S2.20
yearly
The profits for tho year 1890
amounted to.........,............. .SI43,730.Tl
iSignod)
WALDEN, BROOKS 4 DoNNELLY.
THE RESULT LAST STATED Is
EQUIVALENT TO y PER CENT. UPON
THE PREFERRED STOCK AND II.I8
PER CENT. UPON THE COMMON
STOCK.
1900 shares Of g per cent. cumulative
preferred stock, and 1850 shares Of gen.
cral tcommon) stock OF this company arc
now offered for public subscription at
par.
subscriptions will be payable as foIs
lowsI
10 per cent. on application.
30 per cent. on allotment.
Soo per Psr cent. cent, II a S"y: Aratn, AtfSs.
The subscription lists will be opened ne
10 o'clock A. VI. on Tuesday, July 21,
and will close at or he fore 2 O'Clock PM,
on Thursdny, July 23, 1891, at the Onlces
Of Messrs. JOHN VI. DAVIS & CO., 10
Wall ST., New York; =. v. WHITE ds
CO., 30 Wall ST., New York, and 4 sher.
man st., Chicago, and CONNOR a CO.,
II Broadway, New York.
Subscriptions will also be received By
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL
| BANK, Now York.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CHASE NATIONAL BANK, New York.
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK. New York.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Albany, N. Y.
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
Washington, ID. G.
CITY NATIONAL BANK. Springfield, Mass.
wILBOUR, JACKSON 4 CO., Bankers, Proyi.
| dence, X. J.
r j. DEAN CO, Bankers, New York.
Allotments will be made as soon as practicable.
The right is reserved TO reject reduce any sub.
scription.
PROSPECTUSES,CO CONTAINING FULL
ISFORMATION, AND BLANK FORMS
OF APPLICATION FOR STOCK CAN
BE OBTAINED FROM EITHER OF THB
BANK : OR BANKERS ABOVE NAMED.
ADVANCE APPLICATIONS CAN BE
MADE TO ANY or THE BANKERS
PRIOR TO THE FORMAL OPENING
OF THE BOOKS.
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The Story of u CHEMISTS Experiments
vim lIIin1H1jcS.

The collision had emitted not the slightest
sound. II" rrisd :; oEa,r and again, with the
same result. lie let Iall the bu.t Of his cue,
and, although the Moor was bare crk, hc heard
no sound. it wa as n hl, sense OF hearing
had been suddenly AFR -ll'd.
WITH q sensation ~ Ey"G; al1ru he shot
once more, and was g-a, ined Ills limo 70 hear
a welcome click from the balls
"Ycu were quite surprised, eE?' laughed
Cardan's voice Irom the doorway. Hnverd
turned and saw him standing with mis- long,
white hair falling about his shoulders, black
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Sam Sees 1oo-yard sack race record Of
16 Pcs seconds was beaten in Buffalo by John
NJ. Mason, formerly of the Pastime Athletic
Club, OF this city. Time-15 3-5 seconds.
The Atlantic Yacht club will rendezvous
at Whitestone on Saturday of this week, and
will start that evening on their annual
cruise.
Extensive preparations are being made by
the members Of the Friendship Boat Club for
their annual regatta, which takes place Sat
urday, Aug. /, on the Harlem River.
Prize-hghters are rapidly becoming actors
The latest in this line Is the engagement Of
Jim Corbett, the California heavyweight, to
spar in the concert saloon scene in "After
dark"
II is hoped that Harvard viii accept the
challenge from oxford TO row on the Thames
early In september.
The Abram Bernard Athletic Association
viii gO on their third annual clam bake to
Whitestone, l.. l., to-day, on the steamer Nep-
tune, from the foot Of East Twenty-third
street.
Capt. Canavan, of the Nonparel Rowing
club, has given up all hope OF making first
class oarsman Of Billy Renn, owing to the
difIiculty he has in getting the latter to prac-
tiSe.
number Of athletes have toined the Har-
lem Yacht Club, and a gymnasium is to be
fitted up In the clubhouse for them.
At the annual outing OF the Eleventh Ward
League az New Dorp, S. l., the A. Kramer
nine were defeated by the NJ Haas nine by n
score OF IA to 9.
There will be great baseball match played
at the Polo Grounds tomorrow morning be-
tween the policemen OF the First Precinct Of
this city and those of the Second Precinct OF
Brooklyn.
The annual Ladies' Day regatta Of the
Douglaston Yacht Club will be sailed over q
triangular course OF eight miles in Little Neck
Bay, Aug. s.
An effort will be made to stir matters up a
little in the GramerCy Boat Club. What Is
needed is more young blood, boys who Will
take an interest in rowing. Special induce
ments will be offered.
The first annual regatta OF the Hudson
River Amateur Rowing Association will take
on Saturday OF this week.
The boys OF the Manhattan Athletic Clut
gathered more laurelS at their final appear.
ance in England yesterday. j. s. ROddy won
the 300-yard handicap, Mortimer Remington
won the 100-yard nat race and also the 300.
yard invitation handicap race, running the
distance IN 0.32, lowering the English record
one-half second, and c. A. j. Queckberner tr
the hammer-throwing contest covered the
distance OF l3l feet and inches, for which
he will receive the Polytechnic Clubs speca
gold medal.
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Franklvn Havcrd was eurpnscd when ~.
Cnrdan left bin IN IN" hi'iGvG-roum promis-
ing 10 return IN tCw miuures ard aski 6 hEn
10 amusc himself with The cue IN" ahwhic.
What! Old rT. Cardaa keen n billiard table
n this cral y little VIII Cwa,hGI hJ,I@e ~ his
on he hillf "iiow ll;tlc we hInw about this
I'D recluSe !" h. muttcred.
For while he l,nock,d thu balls aimlessly
abOut. suddenly hr started with surprise
ana shot hastily with al! his strength. AS the
balls tore uiHdly around the table Hayerd
stood looking ut them In stupid amazement.
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For a Short Time Only.


Gossippe-Sorry to hear that there Is cool
ness between you and Miss Kate. Hope 1t
won't last.
GoodfellOw-No, It won't last. There has
been n good deal OF coolnesS between us
during this hot weather. But 1t disappeared
rapidly, and only cost fifteen cents saucer
anyhow.
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Outing Shirts for Hal, Price.

Large reductions have lately been made In
the prices of the outing shir, goods offered for
sale by Eugene p. Peyscr, OF 3S3 Broadway
and l23 Fulton street
These goods consist Of 1900 silk outing
shirts, l.lOO silk striped Madras, cheyiots
and silk striped zephyr, l,4OO finest imported
Botany cloth, nOn-shr inEAhle, and $50 finest
silk aud crepe, silk aud cashmere ana Botany
cloths.
Tie sllk outing shirts, worth ~, have been
reduced IN price to Sl.OA; the silk-striped
Madras ChCytOtS and silk-stHped zephyr, val
The imported ROtany cloth, whose price
ranged from 42.pj and S225, Is offered AZ
81 80, and the fncs' SILK and crepe, Silk and
cashmere, and silk amt Botany cloths, which
were formerly Sold at $3.50 and S., are now
offered at prices ranging from s2.2j TO
S@.4j. -
MRs. wrSsLows sooTHrSe srRuP for children
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New Yorkers' Gif. TO Bowdoia.

Inv ASSOCIATED PREss.l
BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 1.-THE Misses
Walker, Of New YORK, II Is stated, have offered
20 give an ART building TO Bowdoin College, 10
cost upward Of 100000.
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This company 10 organized under the laws Of New
Jcruoy, with capital stock ot 81, 500 900, in
shares Of 500 each. consisting of $3.50, 900 per
cent cumulative preferred stock and $3.50, 900
general common, stock, to take over and carry on
the business, FSThBLISHED IN 1880, Of the
TROw CITY DIRECTORY COMPANY, and that.
ESTABLISHED IN ls2G, Of TROw'S PRINTING
AND BOOKBTNDING COMPANY, heretofore two
separate corporations.
The former managers continue with the now com
pany, and, with their associates, retain $500, 900
Of the common stock
All shares issued will he full pnId stock.
Stockholders will have no personal liza
bIlity,
There will he no mortgage upon amy Of
the property "fthc company.
The COMPANY begins business without
any debt or liability whatever.
The bN-InwS provide thnt no bond or
mortgage can be crented without the con-
scnt Of ninety prr cent. Of the preferred
Htorkholdcrst nlsO that this provision
rnunot be altered except hy the like af-
nrmntiVc vote.
The Preferred Stock will he entitled, from and
after July l6 1921, TO cumulative preferential dv-
dendS % EIGHT PER CENT PER ANNUM pay
able out of the earnings Of the corporation before
any payment In made npon the General Stock. In
case of the non payment Of tho Preferred Stock
Dividend, It will remain, until paid. a charge
against tho not earnings Of the Company, prior 10
all rights Of tho General Stock. The Preferred
Stock will also he entitled to rank against tho prop
erty and AssetS Of the Company in preference to
the General Stock.
The General Stock will no entitled to the surplus
earnings when declared in dividends. after eiGht
per cent por annum upon tho Preferred Stock
shall have been paid.
Dividends on the Preferred Stock will be payable
quarterly.
Dividends on tho General tCommon) Stock will
be declared and paid at the end Of each fiscal year
and may he paid more oftsn provided the full div-
dend for the current year upon tho preferred shares
shall be hrst SGT apart.
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Positive Cure

FOR LOST or FAILING VITALITY General and
NERVOUS DEBILITY Weakness q Hody and
Mind, Effects Of Errors EIc~sses iu Old OF Young
lio,S 10 enlarge and strengthen WEAK, uNDf-
' ELDPED ORGANS ali PARTS OF BODY Alb
solutely uafAlhuR HOME TREATMENT Dement'S
in day. Men testify from 30 States and Foreign
Countries. Wute them. Descriptive Book "I-
ERIE, MEDlCAL co., "a Niagara ST.,
Buffalo, y. Y.
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DIR RCTORS.

ROBERT W. SMITH. President. New York.
EDWARD LANCE, Vice President and Treasurer,
New York.
FRANCIS n. THURBER, President Thurber.
WhylAnd Co, New York.
ALFRED q. CHENEY, President Garfield National
Bank, New York
ROBERT j. DEAN, Of r. j. Dean a Co, Bank
ers. Now York
FRANKLIN W. HOPKINS, OF 3. v. White
Co Bankers. New York.
WILLIAM II. BATES, Superintendent Trow City
Directory, New York
Application will be made TO list tho securities Of
this company upon the Now York Stock Exchange
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Mining Stocks.

The following ore the closing quotations Of
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
to-day:
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EXTRACTS FROM STATEMENT OF
THE VENDORS.

The business Of tho TRow CITY DIRECTORY
COMPANY, now carried on in its building. corner
Of University Place and sth st, was established in
1880. one hundred and Ave years SEo.
II has publishod the New York City Directory
annually ever since, with continuous profit.
The business OF TROw'S PRINTING AND
BOoKBINDING COMPANY was established in
tho year 1926, and its capacity as printing and
bookbindinE establishment is the largest and its
plant Of the most perfect In the United States.
Tho property conveyed to tho TROw DIREC-
TORY. PRINTING AND BooKBINDING COM
PANY is described in the propectus. to which
reference invited for the details Of its description
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Subscription for
AT PAR, SHARES sloo EACH.

sUBsCRrTIoN LISTS WILL OPEN TUESDAY,
AND CLOSE BEFORE THURSDAY 3 p.
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MRS. WISsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tsething produces nGturA! quiet sleep. 2So6 bot -
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An effort will be made to stir matters up
little in the GramerCy Boat Club. What IS
needed is more young blood, boys who will
ments will be offered.
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The first annual regatta OF the Hudson
River Amateur Rowing Association will take
on Saturday OF this week.
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The Abram Bernard Athletic Association
will GO on their third annual clam bake to
Whitestone, L. l., to-day, on the steamer Nep-
street.
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The annual Ladies' Day regatta Of the
Douglaston Yacht Club will be sailed over q
triangular course OF eight miles in Little Neck
Bay, Aug. S.
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number Of athletes have toined the Har-
lem Yacht Club, and gymnasium is to be
fitted up In the clubhouse for them.
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Capt. Canavan. OF the Nonparell Rowing
Club has given up all hope Of making q first
dificulty he has in getting the latter to prac-
tise.
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There will be great baseball match played
at the Polo Grounds tomorrow morning be-
tween the policemen OF the First Precinct OF
RrOOklyn.
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At the annual outing OF the Eleventh Ward
League at New Dorp, S. l., the A. Kramer
nine were defeated by the NJ. Haas nine by
score or IA toe.
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Extensive preparations are being made by
the members of the Friendship Boat club for
their annual regatta, which takes place Sat
urday, Aug. !, on the Harlem River.