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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
THE BRITANNIA HAS y WAhNoN Elk
,oyArp GorIUs NfAGAnA DISTANCES TIL
TWENTY -RATERS

,,ov.,rn cor.Ius NIAGARA DISTANCES THE
TWENTY -HATf.IS
Landau June 7-Perfect yachting weather pre-
,.,r,d q, sheerncss this morning. promising silen-
AN do,.s SNORT The sky was clouilcss and there
,.,a q strong north northeast breeze and 'hoppy
Tho britannia and the Ailsa were expected 10
corr.t. I'm The race for large raers for prize o.
$50 and the Niagara. Howard Goulds boat; the
Andre, S,cphanie Dragon and Luna were SEIZED
MED 70 coucs, for prizes Of fD and 40 IN The race
for small ra,crs The course was the Same Tor
bo.h cL,sses from the More around the East 'az'
buoy to the Mouse IiShtahip and back 10 the More
Ilghtship keeping all the marks To the port twice
,round a total distance OF thrty-sev"n miles.
lust before the start the Aisa met with hcr thlrd
mishap within fortnight. splitting her mainsa.i
ot IN. gaN The boat Obliged 70 put about
and make for Port Nictorli under her Jb. The
Britannia with the Prince OF Wales on board. sailed
a waIk,vcr finishing the first round at 1893
The damage to the AIlsa's minsa was repaired
bv riggers from y warsnp. and sh" Will race with
the britannia tomorrow, tnr '""iS' D'hb AV" the
More Dover
There was another disappointment IN the fhct
that there were Only starters IN the twenty
ru;cr race. the Niagara and the Luna. Instead OF
i've AS had been expected. The Niagara and Luna
or ,s.cd the line M 1910 the Niagara having tn"
tack The Niagara finished the first round AT
2.i5ie and the Luna reached home at 3u2.r IN"
NIAGARA came home at the finish AT OIL. The
Luna was a long distance behind her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
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$50 Broadway, Union 3d. and 18th st.
HEADQUARTERS
MantelS, Psss s':s' 4%as

the Yale team looked upon here with sus,
plcion and hard eight Is expected. The alumni
are beginning TO arrive for the commencement ana
class reunions. ana enormous crowd Is expected.
Specials VIII be from New iork and Phlladel-
pha. The game will begin at o'clock. and Ma
tional League umpire will oniclatc. No ODDS are
being offered all bets being even.
New-Havcn. Conn. June THE Yale nine left
here to-day for NewYork. where they will remain
until tomorrow. when the annual game with Prince
ton will be played. sam Qu.nby has returned TO
college after a months illness and has been coy
erlng third base for two days. There Is little doubt
that he will I'll that position tomorrow. Carer
says that he Is bound TO pitch part OF the game any
way. His Is In bad shape and nc will probably
asst only three four innings. l.etton has been
taken from the freshman nine to the varsity squad
md may pay in the outi.ld KeatOr ana Speer
have fallen of in batting .ately. and Letton may
succeed OF them. Trudcau VII succeed Carter
In the box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
WINNERS AT LATON1A PARE.

JatonIa Ky June The races were spirited ana
entovah;e DESPITE card OF short aces, filed chiefly
with ,ow-cass horses The attendance was io"
Jockeys Martin and Penny. who Were suspended for
had riding early IL the meeting, were reinstated by
the judges. Summaries:
F,,s, race tsix furlongs)-King Howard 100 G VIII
,.msS & 10 won: Belfry lO2 'Waiacp - - !. srr-
ond. pigmv iO2 Thorpe. 70 J. hind. Tme-i.l1'..
second race Selling, furlongsb-Ainee Goodwin.
CO ,t,nes,on1 20 10 l. won Miss Morgan. 90 WAX -.
10 second. Sprlnrvale Is III. Williams. 20 10 third
Time 30.
Third race ave furlonr>j-Econa. 10 Dhorpel - J.
wcr" Kettle Parker 10 G Williams. - J. second.
Lela Dell, 40 cperknD. 70 = th'f'- iIin' 20
Fourth race Selling mileD-Merry Monarch lV1
1Thorpe). 10. Fred Gardner y" w. J'l"sl 80
10 / second. Cyclone lO4 clayton. 70 = thfd Time
-l42.
Fifth race and hal, furlongs)-The Merchant.
no OPerkns). .. won: Remnant. 100 Or Wl!lamS).
20 second Martin l07 drtton) 30 to J. thiFd l'mc
-OJGiz.
J. won Rathbone - Gt. lsOml. Il - J. f'''nl az
IN Reform. I02 Graham). 10 TO ]. third Time 2''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
FLORIZEL II WINS THE HANDICAP.
SECOND. AND BANQUET II COMES
IN TENTH

IN TENTH.
Manchester June 7-Grcat interest was shown
in the Great Handicap race for the Mancnest'r
Cup OF 1000 sovereigns to-day. Enormous crowds
of people gathered on the course this afternoon
and by the time the racing began there was per
feet crush r all available parts OF the h'iI.
Bushey Park was the favorite with the people %
Manchester ana vicinity. !. H. Houlisworih. ms
owner being local landowner. and very popH-
lar one.
The place betting was 5 TO 1 on Florze II. the
Prince Of Wales's horse: TO aga nst Grc'nla~".
to ! against The Decker. To against CypI'h'
to against Rodomont. TO agains. B"sh"y
Park 3 TO aga.ns; Campanajo. 10 against
Banque. II. TO against Rock Dove. TO against
Glentit. and 10 against The Rush
There was BRIEF delay in getting the hor -
off. but capital start finally made lIo1o-
mon; was the quickes, in getting away. arI Was
soon drawing clear Of Banue; II ana Inc KH'H
The Decker Rock Dove and Cypra were next.
the others trailing along
Passing tie stand Rodomon, was still cad ms
the entire company. Florizel II and Greenlawn
last.
Leaving the straight. Rodomont increased his
lead from The Rush. who was well clear 9: han-
ouet Next came The Decker Florize! ana Green
lawn which had crept up ana were Only S"o''
distance In the rear.
AT the mi!epos; Rodomont was leading The
Rush by two lengths. The Docke- and Banquet
were close at the heels OF The Rush. Bradforl
and Calder were using the whip .reeJ on Green
lawn and Florizel with good results
Entering the straight Rodomont5 lead over Inc
Rush and The Decker had been reduced from n.ne
lengths 10 three and Greenlawn ana banquet "rre
close followers Florzcl was on IN" ouIsi m
Cvnria was trailing along. Just below the dis
rance The Decker joined RodOmont and ne TWO
took up the running for distance cosely 10
lowed BY C;reenlawn Florize was STU on the
o,tsiie. but was rapidly crawling up. 50 rapid y;
in fact that opposite the 1aitcrsaIs he forged
80 he front and landed an easy winner by two
lengths amid enthusiastic cheering.
c.resniaWn was three-quar;ers OF a length ahedd
~ The Decker at the finlsh. Banquc, II was eai..
The time was 2:5y 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

Princeton. June I tSpcciaD-Thc makeup Of the
Princeton team FOR ;o-morrows game with Yale Is
Undecided Captain Brooks win in All probability
play short. while Trcncharl Will catch. Either
Easton or Wilson Will pitch with chances In favor
OF the former. Altman Will be In no condition TO
pitch. not having recovered from his recent illness.
The Tiers viii make every effort 20 win. as Il
victory tomorrow inaures "a New-York game on
Saturday ncx;. Reports Of the poor condition or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
WITH sTREAMERs TO THE BREEZE.
,x~f-.r REGATTA oF THE KNIcKNkio'hh XXX
v,,.t,r crrn To.pAY-ENrRiEs FOR THE
cntr-upf, ,-rH CONTESTS

YACHT cr,n TODAY ENTRIES FOR TIE
cofrMni, ,TrE CONTESTS
r. Kn,-hcrhocscr yach; club vii ho'd It's annual
r..,,,, today TIC course T. ma OF Gorge ''"''
at 3D.. contest Yromlses - - an Interesting on.
on Tu..,,v June H. the nenh'rs ~ -" 'o."'no''
y,r,. cuf who's. cosy home = ~ West E'shF-
.,,.h., vll have their ,wen'y-"iehin annual re-
re,,, ard f-c s,a-. viii See mad" a. 1921 o'.o'"
n m Tao entries are. .
C,ass , ,-ahln Shops. - ''ct a. oN,f, '''''"''
CA4r'o. r VS.. K"'r''. Frork W '1ff.h ,.- D,
,',.. !; cabin fi0ors under - ir.' %,
,.,,r's. s.fv.auke C'su'f 'orin' ,.t' ~ ~ a.
,..k. Ramona ii,'r l. SryH"r. Ia 10 49,.
MORRISON. Henry NtfI li""'h"r, 'si'' - 80
To, nov 4 T. Scripture. Fa Ia. W hr.Ntr'.
80, 81" s,l,,n' camille Thomas MILF lr Eeni,nte'
-, ,.-t..,'.'.t- Iuir \ Weaver. Made. - : ii""-
son. Lur.ln. - Bara'N. l1iii. ,,.,.u,., !, ,rr
,'',.s II cabin cafnoltsl-l aria, Ni',rn a., =, ''t
w,iscr. nonanlc j. Murphy Ia.e.rr, r,slrritk
fr-vcer. carrie. q. G. K9c"w2ot S,'' y .-'''',fl
,.,ss y ,oprn csfboIf~i" Tom - :, .i' =,
,,~ Tr,ari II Macintosh. G. T. Ms, VI N.,a'-
~ Has.an. Hugh Eson. :" ,''t tiI,.yl"y. liz
Gertrude : y. ROOT '"'"''' - 80 '' - '
William II Carpenter -
Tho Kectiia Committee IS composer o' 800
Parkhif Hcriram E'rn"ii "''ib' " '"''''' " ;
G,rham. AMI j. y -inls
a GoulA Erokaw's ncwly launched schooner
,,,-i,, has attracted much attention. over ht
49, 90, ,,,, a. 80 foot on the lotdin" SD" runs l'
, tro- h.,t, ga % foot Her sat. capi'!'y T..
49,. Tho foremost ~. nave 4 I'.'' ~. ~ 80.
80 ,,.i"ma., H. fc.t The sails VIII a. -~',''
a., ,,,,. -, Zoo, 81 canvas. To Ail'rtA w. "'
s',..,.', finished below. ana s"'N-i ~ mo ',i"-
mission within thlriy Hi'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
YALE MEN CONFIDENT.

MAKE UP or THE CREW THAT WILL Go 70
NEW LONDON TODAY.
Ncw-fiaven. Conn. June 1-Everything Is N
readiness NJ Ya'e for the departure o: the VARSITY
crew FOR NeW-I0udon Tomorrow afternoon. TIE
trim. new shell which wi, be used Tn the race
against IIarvari shipped to-day. The boa;
has been here n month. AMI has been submitted -
rigorous icsts. and found perfectly senworthy.
Bob Cooh pronounced It an unusulily pretty boat
1t II made Il papcr.
Yale men are connlcn. that this years crew VIII
score a fourth straight victory over Harvard TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

CLOSE CONTESTS AT TIE NETWORK TEN
MS CIt'H.

Beautiful tennis weather brought ont most Of the
members Of the NewYorh Tennis Club to see the
games I'm the handicap tournament on the courts
at s. Nicholas ave. and One-hundred- and Forty
sc,cnth-st. yesterday. The victory OF Mr.. Cragin
and Miss Boyd. In the nnal. settled the ownership
~ the mixed doubles prizes. Two matches In tho
mems singles made up the rest OF the days play.
The closing games OF the tournament are set down
for this afternoon. or the three players still In
the race the big silver Gun offered for mems singles
John Hobart and McEnroc will meet In the morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

The Giants Played In fine form yes'c''as' az
won another easy victory from the l'ouisVlie 'a,',
enders The attendance was small for the ,oio"es
record OF twenty-nne defeats out oil '"t NV
games played l. not the sort TO attract ""'.e'''e
throngs While the Giants were ou'oa''eu' "e
sumner, given the Louisville pitcher was so ANA
teurisf ~ vie that Louisville never had any chahce
Boswe,rs delivery was hit hard. but stupid pase-
running by the visitors and the excfent he'u Worh
of The Giants prevented the visitors from soo oo,,s
pretty nc.d work while Davis, Fuller IerhaI Snu
CART Collins Oi,ren and Luby .ei IN the p,'',m n;
The home payers took the "ad az the stai'' anu
h,.d The ADVANTAGE throughout The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

ing to decide which shall play Chaplin In the
nnal round for first prize. The summary:
Mems single. tnrst ruur-Eugene x. McNrroe 'Ciass
III scrat.f defeated charles w MacMuen Glass 10
scratch c-3. Sc.
III srrttch defeated W &. Grant Cass V. hafthirty.
IS. @.
Mixed a. ,,les final rounl-M.ss Edith Boyd and CALI
hnur ,'r,eir class scratcM defeated MISS L. NJ
l,ovd and Paul r. Oscanyon (Class ILL., hfteen)' ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
THE OXFORD-CAMBRTDGE CHALLENGE
ENGLISH JOURNALS PRAISE TIE SPIRIT or IN
TEENATIONAL COMPETITION YALE

TEENATIONAL COMPETITION YALE
ATHLETES READY.
London. june THE Pal MAJ Gazette re-
TO Harvard aai Ya,e and. in its article on the
subi.ci. saws:
In,ernatona competitions OF this kind are alto
ge,hcr audible and DEVOID II the faint OF pro-
fessionaism Thee races arr run for siory. no, noi
for prlz.s Every spectator OF tho Naic-'lHforf
sports was struck with he manly spirit IN when ne
American undergraduates took the barest OF pare
defeats
"rhe Graphic" tomorrow. In an article on inc
proposed international contests, WIZ cay:
The more such meetings the morr!.r, and the BET
for both branches u the ga aso-'iNoh 'u, IN,
They cannot fag - produce an lncr,.s' ~ me
mutual respect an! liking b'Spit,n u. ni'''r n,,u".
lnon g lge The part Of young t"sIahi ana Eo""s
America.
The Contra. News has received Dispatch from
Oxforl IN reference - the assertion cahlel rom
the United Sta;c~ alleging that President ''yrhh'
NJ tho University Of PENNSYLVANIA Athletic A-so'a-
zion had received 4 lci'e- from the athletic COM
ml,to.t OF oxford am Cambridge universities stat
ing that the resolutions Of The University 81 Penn
sy.vanil Athletic Association III r"g"" 90 d" ''"-
t,., with team o. ihe Hnr"sn universities "''e
REGARDED as satisfactory. The dispatch says:
-. OxrIrl Athlete COMMITTEE g. Nr '"ye.n SIN
llv formally acknowl-iED! ~. '"r'n' oi At ih.t-
nation that the lniNcrflN 81 fl'l. .F""' -,
Association Intended 20 send cna"nr' ana IRON
leo, ID lu.v ,UnslIcr such clA.."1t" con- NJ
with ,hc ClmDriig" Inivers.i' commute. m
answer IA not eS.r'1s "iih'r sA''''''''" w "''
x.w-uav.n. Conn June The cnh' message
,ro-, tho Enrish un.yersties cha.l"nS'ns va" ana
Unrv,ri Z, 4 track athletic meet has n'' Doc r.
co.,@ here vet The Vac athletic leaders ,t' ~
Ing fo- Il, The track aihc'"s are fhN ~ "u.r
proposed fuc"t AMI are e'r~r 70 tfaln "a s"''' -
necessary to NEE; ~" l.ngliNii'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
NASSAU BOAT CLUBS PLANS.

Among the pleasures arranged Tor the Nassau
Boat club are trip to Oakhurst tomorrow. start
ing AT 1890 a. m; trip up the Harlem. through
the cut 10 the Hudson. stopping on the West shore
for dinner on June %, and n barge party to oak
hurst with a tourney to WIllets Point on June 30
A number OF new members have recently been
elected to the club. which now nas nearly one
hundred members. Captain Frederick Nilmar Is
getting I'D a stag club regatta to consist OF handi
CAP single scull races. The junior single club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
4 WATER COMPANY REOROASIzED.

Albany. June THE NewYork Suburban Water
Company was Incorporated with the Secretary OF
gate to-day The capital is $4,000. and the d.
-sc,ors are Newman Erb II. X. McHarg. Hunter
wvkes william b. Hord and E. Palmer Page. Of
New-York City: Christian Devries. OF Baltimore.
nd Charles Bard OF Norwich Conn., This 10 q re-
organizaton Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

In case 81 n If. between the Ya.e anil princeton
teams ;hc final game VIII be played at Manhattan
The New-york and Tlttsburg teams Will cross
bats al "a. Polo Grounds today. -
Tn. Giants now lead the second DIVISION. naNH|
rass.d Philadelphia Boston s. slowly creeping u
The lead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

a meeting OF the New-York Racing Association
WAS he'd asst evening at ONellrs Twenty
and Sixth-avc.. and arrangements were competed
for the seventh annual regatta OF the assocat ton.
which IL IN Ia sailed I'm New-YOrk Bay on Labor
Day Eighteen cubs were represented at the meet
ing which presided over by y. }. Prime OF the
Yonkers Cornthian Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
AMHERST WILL. PLAY AT ORANGE OV

ANfTERST ~
An interesting game OF baseball VIII be played
this afternoon on the Orange oval between the
Orange Athletic Club and Amherst College. These
two teams about equally matched ana splen-
an exhibition OF baseball should result. The
Orange team had deal OF overconhdence taken
ont % thcm by Princeton last SATURDAY, and VIII
probahlv play more careful ball against Amherst.
The advancc sale Of seats Is heavy. and those
desiring good seats should secure them "a early
as possible. The game VIII be called AT D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

championship will be Cor the Appleton cup, the
double SOULS for tho Myers cup, and there VIII be
four-Oarcd contest for the Oelrichs cup. Inls re-
gatta will conclude with a tusboat trip 10 oak
hurst for supper ard moonlight barge party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

Albany. June Mrs. Philip kievent appeared
hefore Governor Morton to-day to ask pardon for
bcr husband who was sentenced In June. 1922 to
Sing Sing Prison for six years on charse OF rob-
hing two men a; No. S. Suffolk New-Ycsk.
As.embyman Adler present In favor OF the
annIIcation The Governor said he would consider
tbe matter after he had disposed Of the thiriy-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
STANDARD FIXES THE PRICE or OIL.

Pttsburg, June THE Standard OH company
to-day announced 81 40 as the price for crude oil
a. the seen agencies Oh closed at 81 A. the only
OIL CIV. June 7-Oil opened at 81 40 offered: high
sst lowest and closing 81 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
VALE TRACK ATHLETIC OFFICERS

New-Haven June AT a meeting OF the Yale
Track Athletic Association this evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the coming year:
President Sherman Day. WORK: vicc-presidenI.
Robert Mitchell. jr, CINCINNATI manast {. ',ii-
iefte New York and secretary. H. L. KneeIaEd.
fr Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
A CLOSE CALL, IN BROOKLYN.

The Cincinnati and Brooklyn teams playel an
unusually close ana exciting game al Eastern fifk
Drooklvn Yesterday II was battle from start 70
finish the HON. team scoring The two runs nsrrs-
sary 10 win he game In the n.nth inning anna tiie
hearty aDplause OF the 2in spectacle VINO W..
nrcsent Ii was a free hitting game ana bri'a"'
rlavs were numerous. The score.
crxrrx.,,Tr BROOi<INN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
TIE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New.york - piiisbnrr a. Polo Grounds
lr. kim IS. 'h.ragl. - Faff'fn TAIN. H'''"''"
Boston So. Louisville. ~ H'tf-r.
Philadelphia S. Ci"seitnf A. lh.a""lphm-
l,l'ifu. - 49, en- .innAfl. 80 u. 'ifn'f'
washington - - Luis. A. Wa@hiAg' u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
THEIR FAREWELL TO CREEDMOOR

The last detachment OF The 9cl Regiment COM
posed Of Companies g ami *. under command o;
Major Case. prart.sei az Crcolmoor yesterday This
ends the general practice OF this regiment. strong
I'll oc)ck wind intcrforsd considerably with first
class shooting, however The practice was success
fui the following results show:
CLASS PRACTICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

Earned Hew York Iouls'e fr' 'l I"u I
g Rascs On hals-ON I.uhy 2 N Boswell struck nu'
ny LIBBY :. hy Roswell = Three base h-lnrk" w,
base hifs-Tullcr Preston. stolen bases aN ,uk
art Brouthcrs clark Double play. Shugart - 1 r
and RIouihcrs by pitched blll-Nan iiatrer i"r-
nan preston Irh, Wfl pltch-Iuhy. Passed ball
Wclcb Time u game % tmpire-Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
GIANTS GAINING GROUND
THEY NOW LEAD THE SECOND DIVISION.
1orIsv1rLE.s STUPID BAsE-RuNNING LOST THEM
THE GAME-DRooKLYN WON IN me
NINTH INNING.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
-. vi, n ,,,,o , :. Louis o Philadelphia O.
,',, a. it,arrna,t "a cleveland + Washington D.
Boston B. littshurg l. lChic"go w. '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

NAVAL OFFICERS VIEW THE DEFENDER.
Newport June 7.-Commodores Sampson and Wal
lace and several other naval officers visited Bristol
to-day by invitation OF the Herreshofs, 10 Inspect
the Defender. They the torpedo-boat Still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
GRAyEsEND RACES FOR TO-DAY.

SECOND RACE-Heavy handicap. for all ages; sweep
stakes Of 500; 500 10 the first $40 TO inc seco"'
and co. N the third horse. one mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
CLOSING PRICES or SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco June I. 1895.
r,,axT o-dav
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-11
PORT STANLEY NEWS.

Everybody is busy putting in their
spring gardens.
A meeting is He'd, for Thursday
evening, at the schoolhouse, to discuss
aud take steps toward organizing a
Labor Exchange"
Mr.. Dickerson has crew of men
getting out piles to build fish traps at
Point Roberts.
Frank P Baum is busy packing up,
preparatory to moving to Burlington,
Skagit county, where he will publish a
populist paper.
S. n. Gustin and family expect to
move to Seattle in the near future.
The Port Stanley store is doing fine
business this spring.
Rev. w. III. Black preached very
interesting sermon, at the Port Stanley
NJ. E. church, last Sunday.
Rev. w. H. Black and family will
move into Frank p Baum's house, at
Port Stanley, when the latter moves
out. L'ARGENT.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-11
FOR WOMAN'S WEAR.

BLACK velvet collars with ermine
edging are popular.
AIsATIAN bow effects in short plumes
are among the novelty hat trimmings.
LITTLE pompon trimmings standing
upright over the forehead are much
liked fer stylish young women.
A sEALsKIN cape made in full ruff1e
fashion with a longer cape Of ermine
is new and stylish, and expensive as
we'll.
A GENUINE old-fashioned poke bon
net has trimming of loops of ribbon
at the side with plumes standing high
up over the crown. 1t is tied under
the chin with wide ribbons.
AN exceedingly stylish hat is made
of satin brocaded with velvet. It is in
af-brown shades and is trimmed with
Jet. plumes and a dash of cardinal
such as one sees in autumn foliage.
HAIR-DREssING is puzzle as well as
a fine art The disgusting lump that
has for so long protruded from the
knot of hair at the back of the head
has fallen, let US hope, into oblivion.
In its place we have soft loops and
coils, the figure eight, modified
Psyche knot, and a butterfly arrange
ment Just over the crown Of the head.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-11
NEW BARBER SHOP.

To the people in this vicinity would
announce that l have opened in Friday
Harbor barber shop with two chairs.
Everything is clean and neat, and all
my work is guaranteed first-cass Ny
prices are as follows: hair cut 25 cents;
Shave Is cents. Call and see me and 1
will treat you as gentlemen: Have had
twenty-five years experience. If you
want your hair cut and haven't got the
cash bring me butter, eggs, fruit, meat,
potatoes or anything good to eat. Look
for the new sign in front of the Ross
building. Open Sunday from nine to
four; week days s a. On. till 7 p. m.
E.. STURGEON.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-11

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