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Big Bargains i'm Little Space
On First Floor.

On First Floor.
Friday onlyD
A. for Ladies' Swiss Handkerchiefs with colored
hcmstit, he'd borders.
Be- for l2l1c Stock Ties. Teck Knot Scarfs,
Silk WIrdsOrs.
. 2Sc yard for that 35c lot Grass Linen Insertion
Alces Some worth T5c yard.
BE for the 19c Fast Black and Russell Hose.
. to 10.
BE pair for the Rest Sleeve Extenders They
sell for 19c at most
3sc for the 4Sc Shirt Waist SITS Each piece
sterling silver. stamped and warranted.
ICE for the Doc silk Belts. with buckles In all
tie newest styles
lie for the PIC English Tan Leather Belts
with lea her covered buckles.
81 40 for choice of the si9s lot of Parasols and
Umbrellas. Some worth $3.50.
42c for the soc Kayser silk Gloves Black
white and colors. pair II the finger tips
wear In holes
On Fourth Floor.
FRIDAY onIy.)
SOS for the 81 u Baby Carriages. Prettily up
fnlstered and with parasol.
50 9s for the Sl5 Carriages, with reversible
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etc.
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CALLAHAN On Thursday. July l6 1886. at 2
isnnn JoHN the beloved husband Of Mary Cal
Funeral from his late residence IL K-atinc ave-
nue. LortheIst, on saturday morning, July is. at
at $50 sharp. Relatives and friends invited q
1876. al IL o'clock am, his residence. Ills
New Jersey avenue northwest. JAMES j. CIL,
Funeral will take place from above number Fri
day. July Il, at II O'Clock am. thence to St
Aioysius Church lnterment at Mt. olivet
etery. Friends and relatives invited TO attend
tNew York papers please copy
bum on Filth, Tha.saly II JSly ls isss a, olok
meot private. =.
DYER. On Wednesday. July Is, 1896. a, 5: 40 am.
beloved father of Susan Rollins Nathaniel
George and John Dyer, aged ninety
Funeral Friday. July il. at Marlboro Md. at 10
o,clock am New York snd st. Louis papers
please oopy.)
JACKSON. Departed this life. at her residence. 90
q street southwest. Thursday morning July
49, 1896. at 4 80 O'Clock in the full triumph ~
faith after ,, long and tedious illness of hive
tuie wt1IITTA l.. JACKSON. foster daughter
of Tulip Jackson aged twenty four years, two
mouths and eleven days.
Funeral from Zion Baptist Church. street be-
@,en a 30 and ~, e s%gGw' at 9r, g% on Sun
attend -
MCCARTHY. ON "Wednesday. July IL. 1896. at
2:3o pm. HELLER. infant daughter of Mary
and the late Justin Mccarthy. aged five months
and seven days.
Frneral from residence 923 street. Friday.
o'clock pm.
DRAM Departed this life, July L., 1886, at 40
am. JEARLDEEN the beloved daughter OF
Edward and Alta Dram, aged nine months and
twenty days.
Funeral from residence" 1912 9Th street northwest,
Friday. July Ia, at O'Clock. Friends and rea-
tiyes invited.
RoBERI,> ON Thursday. July lG 1896, at Garfield
Hospital. at 12:3o am. Mrs. EDWARDlNA
ROBERTS. aged hfty-ive years.
Funeral private, from Lees undertaking establish
merit AT 1890 am. Friday. July IL.
SIMMONS. On July 16 1896, Mrs. ELLEN HALEY
SIMMONS at the residence of he daughter
Mrs w. W. haislp. 2,,33 9th street northwest.
Chapel. Fairfax county, Va. alexandria Va
papers pl, ase copy
STRArGHAN. on July 14lsae. MARION FRANK
aged sixteen months.
WELLINGTON. Departed this life. July To- 1s.sa
northwest. MARY WELLINGTON, widow Of tho
late james Wellington. aged s1tyhve years.
1870 o'clock, of paralysis, OSCAR +. WELLS
aged fifty three yeaIs.
tomaha papers please copy) =
In Memoriam.
CHADWICK. In loving remembrance of my dear
mother. ANNIE CHADWICK, who died
year ago today, July 10, 1885.
The trial is hard the pain severe
To part 18th one loved So dear.
Bat in my heart she will remain
Until meet In heaven again.
BY HER DAUGHTER.
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Della ware Republicnps

John II. Hoffecker of Smyrna was named
lor governor ard Jonathan S. Willis of Mil
lord for Congress by the Addicks faction
OF the republican party in convention Tues-
day at Dover. Del. Both nominations
We're by reclamation. A resolution ..,as
adop'eo making the American eagle the
lallot III ''ie
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cardinal Lavaletta, dean of the Sacred
College at Rome, is dead at the age of
seventy years. He was created a cardinal
in 1865 oi
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Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect order
by the occasional use of TUFTS Liver
Pills. They regulate the bowels and
produce
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Remnants Of Duck and Sateen, which sold
for Zoe. and 121ac., for
SC. yard.
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A Vigorous Body.

N VTyUI UUIS DUUy'
For Sick Headache, Malaria, Bill
iousness, constipation and Kindred
Diseases an absolute cure.
TUFTS Liver PILLS
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Remnants OF Dotted SWISS Plain Swiss
Persian Lawns Dimities. India Lnons, Plaid
Lewns and Pique which sold for lSc to BIC
for
I2Jc yard.
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In MenlOriam.

CHADWICK. In loving remembrance of my dear
mother. ANNIE CHADWICK, who died
year ago today, July 10. 1885.
The trial is hard. the pain severe,
To part 18th one l loved dear.
But in my heart she will remain
Until meet in heaven again.
BY HER DAUGHTER
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9oc for Double Gas Stoves. and feet best cover.
Cd tubing given with each
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Balance Of the stock Of Parasols, white and
fancy, ut less than half price.
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Clearing Sale
reductions.

Odd lot OF Women's and Mems Fast Black,
Tan. Balbriggan and Fancy Hose-the Doc.
sort for
I6c. pair.
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$l8s for the $1.9s Chamber Sets. Full size
decorated In assorted colors.
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for ffigh=Class Waists.
SI-4S for many OF the expensive
Numbered Derby" Waists YOU have
seen on this third floor at various
prices up to $3.50.
DThey have launl-Jcd white linen AMI fancy
color collars and cuffs: the waist and bishop sleeves
being made Of finest French organdies. grass linen
dimlttes and lawns. in white. black and white
effects. and fancy colors in stripes checks figures
and Persian effects
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Remnants OF Dimitles. Jaconet. Duchess,
Corded Mulls. 40-inch Lawns, which sold for
Zoe, 12lac and 15c., for
SC. yard.
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lie for &c Preserving Kettles. 4-quart size: DOR
celain lined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
POLO CAME POSTPONED.

On account OF the acciden, which occurred 70 n
Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, while In practice ssh"
Of polo last Saturday on the polo field OF 'hs
Neadowbrooks the second game OF the series
polo games which have beer in progress the as'
week on the grounds OF the Rocka"ay Hunt o'u@
at Cedarhurst was played by the MEADOW
brook team yesterday. Consequently the game was
forfeited TO tho second team OF the Rockaway HUM
Club
The finals OF the series will be PLAYED az 'e'ar
hurst tomorrow afternoon. and VIII be oe'"eea
the first team OF the Mesdowbrook Hunt Cluo ana
the second team OF the Rockaway Hunt Cluo ihs
game will close the polo season on Long Islanu,
polo game was played az Cecarnufs' - 10,
in place OF the regular scheduled game me CDs
testing teams were the second team OF the RocKa..
way Hunt Club and picked team consisting ~ -
Meadowbrook and Rocklway club members ins
teams lined up foliows: Second team. 10 /
George L. Myers: No. ?. Albert FrancAe' 30,
Frank Conover back Ricardo Fr9ncke ric 30
4 Louis r. Francke: back. Dwight Porter Eugehns
s Goadby, a member Of the Rockaway Hunt ''''
was referee and tlmekSper. 49, -.
The second team won the game. de'ea,ins 3, , ~
picked team by seven goals 10 one goal. ne ssJxI
was called off at the beginning Of the second pe'''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
T4TLORS' STRIKE POSTPONED.
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD TAKES THIS AcIlo"
AFTER A STORMY MEETING

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD TAKES THIS ACTION
AFTER A STORMY MEETING.
A meeting OF the Executive Board OF the Brothe''
hood OF Tailors held last night In "a''sns
Hall in Orohard-st, and the contemplated s'''n'
Of the tailors was postponed indefinitely The mes.
ing was an exceedingly stormy one from STAR '"
finish and the resolution postponing The strike W.
only carried by a bare majority OF the votes y, ~.
members present. The resolution was one.ea -
Meyer Schoenfeld, and. although he Is the a0nn -.
edged leader of the tailors. he had to use a" ~
persuasion at his command 10 effect It's passase
He said that the tailors were In no cohd''V" -.
strike and that there was no necessity Tor '"'.
as the contractors had promised TO pay the Wv" .,
scale OF wages when the busy season began -
August l. lie closed by declaring that nc
have no strike 10000, hat Tho
Other members of the Board insisted 'n .ss,esn
strike must be ordered and all Sorts Oh asscisrsa
were made against Schoenfed. IL was cement
that when the tailors heard OF the postpvgns and
OF the strike they would be Wild Win asrvyhou.
that the finishers' branch would strike a' Al
The news will be given officially to the "e"
ma ss- meeting Saturday a ~ repre-
The brotherhood OF Tailors is composeu v,s,iofin6
sentatives OF the different branches OF WV and
Industry All the branches have hello m,,nn OF The
voted In favor OF strike with the excePuSa by tho
womens branch and they decided 10 ap cnmmittso
decision OF Schoenfeld The Executive |o
alone Is empowered to order q strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
THE RACING AT NEWMARKET.

London July 15.-At Newmarket to-day the race
for the Zetland Plate OF 800 sovereigns. added 10
sweepstakes Of 10 soveregns each. for three-year-
olds the sweepstakes to TO the second horse. one
mile was won by the Duke of Westmnster's b. c.
Shaddock. by ST Serf. out Of Orange. Mr.. Houd-
North's br c. Positano by st. Simon, out OF Ponza
was second. and r. II. Combes's b C. Dynamo by
Peter. OF Electric Light. third.
The July Handicap Of 10 sovereigns each for
starters with 800 sovereigns added. for threeyear
olis and upward. Exeter Course (six furongs). was
won by Leopold de Rothschld's br. f. Utica. by ST.
Simon. out Of Biserta, four years old Lord Lon.
donderry's br. (. Serfdom by St Serf out or
Beatrice three years Old. second. and the Duke
OF Portlands b. c. His Reverence. by 81. simon out
Of Miss Midlewick, three years old. third T.
Wshards oh. h. Ramapo BY Runnymede or Pom
tiac OF Annie F., six years old. was among
the starters. but was not placed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
YACHT RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE BRITANNIA BEATS THE METEOR THE sATA.
NrrA AND THE AI1.sA on TINE ALLOWANCE
London July 15.-The German Emperors new cuh
ter Meteor the Prince Of Wa.es's Britannia, A. b
Walkers Ailsa and c. D. Roses Satanita started b
race to-day under the auspices Of the CampbetowS
Yacht Club. There was steady whole-sali bree1s
and all OF the yachts carried jibheaded topsalk
The progress OF the yachts over the course vas
mostly by reaching. and the contest was fine ore
throughout The Meteor finished at 2:550. ~
Satanta at 2:5s4l the Britannia a, 2js 80 and the
Ailsa a. 3l 90 The Britannia won the race on rtms
allowance. 49,
The race for twenty-raters was won by the N.
agara which finished 2:is:52 The Saint, IL
Nagara's competitor. finished at 2:isi4.
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s!s% a%z + S%%.% I'd SSs
For ' repea a"% false entry Z wessae Taunton
Mass is suspended from all track racing IN Tor sx
tonad the 1u Following are sspended from all
racing for thirty days from July July T. S Louis.
ehss'sr AaeSsr! Bas. df!"ys sSnsssS!
Sullivan. Providence L. Is suspendeed ron sa n
entry. Guy Folk Lima Ohio. is suspended from ALL
track racing for three months from July IL For For
". r. Bell of Republic Mo. are suspended Tor
thirty days from July TO- For competing IN unsanc
mo 'I suspendea for Ninety days after July TO-
For connecting in unsanctionsd races EaGnr fSm Ko
ME- Ms Ws are ws H for thirty days
JHy 70 FAIRY Williams. Arthur coryc F. 5;,S C
A AasssIool 81 81 q Ed N Beamer
Wash, and Ed Sloan, Chehas. Wash suspended
yn 5 F %oe1 s sna 5oSn onS
bins, Philadelphia and f. G; Churchman. wash.
ington,; d. G.. are suspended for ten days from
The following sanctions have been granted:
July Is Campbell Hose Company. Schenectady N T.
iy y'' Cycle SisO n l1n'i Banso
September centr,i Federation q Labor Albany y =
s' s"'y E Z. sps SN's" County Agricultural 10
Iy ess Gys sS I Rffs.T Conn
July q Peqnot Wheel Club New London Conn.
J Ja G's'ST G"%Ss.S T2.f'I Ind p'
July ~ % and 2D-f.ma Cycle club. Lima ONO
August I7-ndlanapolis cycle Track Association, In
dianapois. Ind.
October . ond chicago Cycling Club. Chicago.
October . and lO-Chicago Cycling club Chicago.
October 16 and l1-6'hicagO Cycling club chcago.
Der g md 2t-1'hicago Cycling Club Chicago
November ~ AMI it-Chicago Cycling Club. chicago
November % and 2s-ChcnRo Cycling Club Chicago.
September 7-Detroit Wheclmen, Detroit. Men
September Fl l.. Er"lhof. Dubuque Iowa
July iS-Tockport Whe"lmen. Iockport. y y.
july iS-IIol"y Athletic Association. fIoley. ~ T.
Au,Ie II st. Mory's Church Poughkeepsie; ~ \, ~
August Canandagua cycle club. Cannndasua, y
August 10 Brown County Fair Association Noun,
July q Thena Club Perry, Iowa
Sepfembor pes Moines L. A. W. Club. Dies Moines.
JuIv % August George p Clifford jr. milwaukee Wis
August and s-Naonsl Cycle Exhibition company
.uc,st 4HC;r,sssv,lle Cycle club Crisgsville. Ill.
Tuiv ~ Sons ~ St George. Philadelphia
Juiv lS-6harleroi Cyclers. Charleroi. Penn u,
August II IL and IS-Recreaton Park Assocat'om war
r,iv % Warren Cycle Club Warren. Penn.
Iulv IL Baltimore Division /. A. W.. 5altirnore
Julv 2s-st I>os Gymnasium Batmore
August 22-Penn Wheelmen. Philadelphia,
Ius,,a, o6-New- Castle Cyclers. New-' Castle. Penn
Juiv ls-Cfty of Pittsburg. Ptsbirg Dan,
Ii,, "a Monongahela cycle Club. Mononganela fenn-
July 25-George T. Thomas Co. Iyrone' penn
Sepfsmber 7-pot,ers National Union OF America ire"
Y i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
VALUATION or IMPORTED BIBLES.

The Appraiser of the Port Walter II. Bum. Is
holding q lot OF Bibles and religious works for
characterization. They consigned TO the Amer
lean importers Of the most celebrated edition Of the
Bible The consignment invoiced worth
900 and included revised version Bibles. long
primer edition Bibles. Greek Tcstaments and copies
OF Thomas Kemps's Limitation OF Christ APP
rraiser Bum advanced the value 10 TO 70 per cent.
Where a value * advanced over 10 per cent there Is
a penalty Of per cent for every per cent advance
The inporters appealed from Appraiser BUM \
valuation 10 the Board Of General Appraisers which
has called religious publishers 10 give expert test
mony Yesterday representative OF }. fott q Co.
and t. * j. b. Young a. Co. testified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
LARNED BEATEN BY BADDELEY.

London, July l5--Ths the third day OF the ALI
England Championship Lawn Tennis Tournament az
Wimbledon. In the third round Of the singles Bad
deley beat Larned. the American payer. by score
Of to !.
The second round of the doubles was won by
Dohorty and Scott. who defeated Hallward and
Fooic. 10 J.
TIE first round OF the match for the AlEngland
Plate was won by Doherty. who beat Foote. to J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16

Pittsburg July 15.-Boston defeated Pittsburg TO-
dav in one of the best-played games OF the year
Pittsburg both outbatted and outfelded Boston,
and III one time had the bases fun on good, clean
hitting but failed to score. Eiys batting was
wonderful Hawley pitched his second straight
oo and his work was fine Boston scored the
winning run in the ninth. Bannon singled. and
the next two men went out In order. Duny ioui
tinpcd but Belts standing behind the pitcher
called II a ball. The mistake gave Bannon second
has. ana Boston the game. Attendance lep Inc
score:
p,,,s,urg ...........l o 0-l
I,oston .....................O = 3
pat,eries Harvey and Merritt: Nichols and Bergen TN
nir,.-Ietis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
THE vALKYRIE STARTS HoMEwARp
HER DEPARTURE IN STRIKING CONTRAST TO HE1
ARRIVAL LAST SUMNER

HER DEPARTURE IN STRIKING CONTRAST TO Hy1
ARRIVAL LAST SUMNER
Lord Dunraven's racing yacht. Valkyrie III Wa
towed down the bay on its homew ard trip yes,er.
day morning attracting no more attention than an
ordinary garbage scow BY O'Clock all was ready
for the boats departure. and tug on hand
ready to pull the yacht out soon as the word
was given. Two feboats put aboard and
made fast. one on either side just forward Of the
mainmast. The departure of the boa, ia
marked contrast 10 It's arrival last summer when
thousands OF yachting enthusiasts waited patiently
and expectanty for a sight OF the racer. Yes,er.
day the only spectator Of tho departure was An I'D
gateman. who appeared 20 have little interes. ::
the proceedings Captain Dixon hopes 10 reach
England's shores by August D.
There IL point in connection with this bearing
on the possible disposal OF the boat. Upon her sue.
cess or failure with the German Emperors boat
the Meteor. may depend challenge for the Amer
icas Cup within the next forty-fve days.
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GAMES AT ORANGE.
TOURNAMENT FOR YOUTHFUL PLAYERS BE
Gun AT MOUNTAIN STATION.

A TOURNAMENT FOR YOUTHFUL PLAYERS BE-
Gun AT MOUNTAIN STATION.
Twenty youthful tennis players began a tourna-
ment yesterday afternoon the Orange Lawn
Tennis Clubs at Mountain Station. The
competitors came from the junior membership Of
the club w. ID. Osborne having offered a silver
cup for those juniors who had not competed In any
of the club tournaments. and a consolation prize
being added afterward.
The scores follows.
Junior singles Preliminary round-A. H. Campbell
beat NJ H. sanford GO. GO C. F. Watson. r. beat
J. Bramsall 90 -
,-,,s, round-J s Allen beat Ralph Osborne. GO
lo-s Lewis Crane heat y. Bramhal; 81, G,l; II
f. s Sanford. IT.. 90, 6.3; C. +; Watson r.. beat
IL..i r Osborne ?-l1 G-l 6-l: Philip Condict beat
Isoy Miles e. CT G Scott beat G. o. Wheeler. Go
6E2: 8 I'HonTnedeu beat II. Freeman G-l. 8-3
Second r,,,ud-II Gifn beat 4. IL. Campbell. 90
e.: Clement Scott beat s LHommedieu. CO. &c
G-l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
o,,,,c,co n. PHILADELPHIA. 8.

Chicago July l5.-Inability 10 nit friehd at TIE
rgh, time coupled with poor support 10 two pitch-
10 80 or,,icol stages tells the story OF Phiadephia's
do,eat IN the closing game to-day. The Colts batted
Keener heavily at the start and Carver took his
place in the fourth Mertes made rkable
dana handed catch and Clements pat the Dali over
the fence back Of centre. Attendance. LOO Inc
score -
Chicago ................'..s-'
ph .sln l
Rasehlta-Chcago II: hiladelpia D. Errors hicaSo
2; Philadelphia. Batteries.Frlend ana Dohohue'
Keener (;arvin and Clements. Umpire-Emslie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
SOUTH ORANGE FIELD CLUB WINNERS.

The South Orange Field Clubs junior mixed
doubles were won yesterday by Miss e. Grelle and
w p Conway after a long fve-set match In the
fnal round with J. c. Borden and Miss Watkins
The second set was especially close sixteen games
being required to decide II. The results were as
follows:
Mixed doubles final roundlJ G. Bor!en and Miss
Vaikos beat g. H. Miles and Miss Bramhal, 81, CT
&C.
Final round-W. J.. Conway and Miss f. Grele beat j.
e J,or,en and Miss Watkins. s. 81 &c. 80. Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
THE 7. A. w RACES AT KALAMAZOO.

Kalamazoo July l5.-The State meeting OF the l.
4. w opened here to-day with good attendance
Tho feature OF the afternoons races were the half
- ono, professional in which Tom Cooper
and Ed" Bald again faced the tape for the thirl
time in two days. Cooper was completely smut out
raid Z5gler and Con- Baker beating him. Sum-
mares:
Ho,, mil. fs,te champ,onship-Harry B. Marsh. Dow
aeisc won. Time :O3 2 s.
Ha,f mile cprofes-iona open,Bald won zeiser. sec
ond: Baker third. Time 90 80
Half mile (amateur)-W. L. Curtis. Marshall won
Time-2:lS.
Two miles (handicap. professonaD-Fred II Hicks; Bay
Ci;v Won Harry c. Clark Denver second Jay Eaton
Elizabeth y. j.. third. Time-4:28 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16

Cleveland Ohio July l5.-Ceveand failed to hit
Meekin to-day with any regularity and Newly rH
won Five Of Cleveands nine hits were made IN
two innings and they resulted In three runs Inc
visitors took the lead in the first making three
r,,rs off of two bases on balls and hits by Davis
and Gleason One was earned in the third on
singles by Gleason and Stafford. Hits by Meekin
and Van Hatren. a passed ball and long ny
brought in two more for the visitors in the fourth
az Wilson'S delivery In the third inning o CON
nor's hand was cut open by hot foul UP I ron
t,rral's bat and he retired from the game: bril-
liant catches by McAleer and Blake were features
of an otherwise rather SLOW game irwtn PRO
BECAUSE Tebeau played. Attendance 700 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
THE TAXATION or DOCK PR0PEki"

Justice Lawrence. in the Supreme Coua. ,,ou d
day issued writs OF certiorari on the nail,
BENJAMIN F. Clyde. the Old Dominion o ar
Company. the Pennsylvania Railroad oo"y S,rsctlns
the International Navigation COMPANY; ents to ~
the Commits ioners Of Taxes ana sScI properuC
belonging 10 the plaintiff corpora,ionsii ana ssee
tions being that the taxation II Wsss'
sive 49, -. A..s hfGn60 y
October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
srANsBURY WANTS TO MEET GAUDAUR

Toronto. Ont July 15.-"Jake' Gauiaur, the oarS
man, yesterday received a cable dispatch from
Richard X. Fox who IL now in England stating that
Stansbury would NEE, Ga udaur The Thames
course early in September for from $3.50 70 80"
side and the championship. Gaudaur having prom:
ised 10 row al Vancouver, b. c. az once teegraphed
back asking If there was any chance OF the Aus
trallan entering the regatta there Should the
answer be in the negative Gaudaur viii 20 10 Eng
land 10 met Stansbury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
orrtr-p CANES YESTERDAY.

4, snrinened- Springfield. 10. Wikesbarre. g.
A. Providence-Scranton. :; Providence. g.
a, Observation-Disclosures. Q. Wilmington. 9.
Al Paterson-fIartford, !; paterson, ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
DEATH OF A NOTED RACER.

Lexington. KY. July Is (SpeciaD.-Rayon Dor
died last night at the farm OF his owner. August
Belmont. The noted sire and racehorse was brought
here a year ago and placed at Mr.. Belmonts Muir
sery Stud Farm.
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WINNERS AT LATON1A.

Latonia. Ky. July l5-The talent had hard time
trying TO pick winners to-day from about as poor a
lot of dogs" as escaped an electric light
track Rain fell all afternoon and the track was a
sea Of mud. Summaries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
ENGLISH OARSMEN AT HALIFAX.

Halifax ~ s.. July l5.--Enssh oarsmen who an
70 take part in the Halifax Carnival Regatta an
rived here to-day They are George Bubear, joseph
Gibson, W. Barry and W. Haines. They VII! row y
singles doubles and fours.
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JOHNSON REATS THE RECORD.

London July i5.-At the Catford track to-day
John : Johnson the American b,cyclist made
quarter OF a milo from standing start in 70 la
seconds. beating the record.