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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-22

ON ono by ucfAult, Lost two by default,
First Gamc- BrookIyn High, 80; Pratt Institute, ..
lsi5& S% S%s,s.rF%iy i% aF4sp, VI Il p %T5SGEiEp L sss,ni l :.
Eifih gsme-S,. Paul, s; GrookiSn hiyn. 2 h..
The coming season will be q banner one. for
tho young athletes connected with tho New
Jersey lnterscholai tic Athletic Association.
The youngsters took n very prominent part in
athletics last scason. and hope TO make a still bet
ter showing this year. The association Is com.
p9sed Of PingrJ High School. stevens Prep
shin.
Elizabeth has heen playing in good form thus
far. Tho season has been one of the most sue.
cessstl In the history of the school, and the
standard. After the game. with Barnard
School the whole team WAS shaken un,and from
then on retter bail was played. The team is
Corbin. the old tale centre, who has been Of
great assistance TO tho team. Athletics at
the school are in a very fourishing stnte. and
the athletic association expects to place n strong
team In all the open games of New York and
New Jersey during the coming season. As
be started, and large fields are Looked for. The
star OF the track team IL c. A. Suizer. who is
looked to by his schoolmates to carry of
seconds fiat three times during last season
from the hve-yard line. defeating Wofers, each
time. He ran second in the s2o-yard Metro
during the summer. Marvel, who Is captain
of the team. will; DO seen in either tho 40
yard run or mile. 10 had great success In
the open games held in this vicinity last sea-
son, de teating such cracks as Nipple and Bed
ford. In Myers and Gales tho school has two
young runners of merit. who need only n few
har.. races to bring them up TO the IRON. mark.
Myers Is only 10 years OF age, but crossed
the tape In 2 quarter IN % seconds last June.
ichOol Is particularly strong in the field events.
The record Of the PinRry school football!
team up TO and including last Thursday is rs
follows:
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CHESS MASTERS At MOSCOW.
Fifth Gnme OF the Lask r-Steiuitn
Match n Draw.

The Firth Gnme Of the Laskc r. steInita
Match n Draw.
Moscow. Nov. 2l.- Ste.nitZ and Laskcr played
the nth game in this city yesterday. and after
forty.fve moves a draw resulted. The veteran
selected a Queens Gambit, which Laskrr de-
clined to accept In the following manner. 81.
PIX 3; 3. Kt-Q Is 3. XIX Il :: !. B-Kt5 s.
Blk .; o. XIX i 3. q Kt-Q .: O.. Q R-B,
castles; :. PIX 3. 20 1t 3; &. PIP. PIP.
The game became quito complicated, and al
though Steinitz seemed to have All advantage at
one time. he finally had to BIO satisfied with q
draw. The result of the match now stands:
Lasker, 4; Steinitz. o: drawn, 1.
BY an error In the transmission OF Thursdays
despatch Steinitz was credited with winning
the fourth game. which was stated TO havo
been played on last Tuesday. Tho fact is. tho
fourth game was played on Thursday. and not
the fifth. as reported.
The score OF thu second game between Lasker
and SteinitZ Rt Moscow arrived here yesterday.
rhe London Standard has the following to say
THE second game in the lnsker-steinitz
match was u Ruy Lopez, in which Stcin,tz nd
hcred TO his newly adopted foster child, tho
-. i defence. 1t Is ~tlogging "A dead horso
to repent that II cannot be good policy to adopt
variations of doubtful merit. to use a mild ex-
preston, knowing that the opponent. Will be
thoroughly prepared for them. In this instance
Steinitz had MS good a game as he might
have expected 70 obtain. la>ker. simply
e eGf bis foTces h'n at,nr h to sIr% s1sStsd , d wlSE ,nn,
in the centre. he proposed. an exchange OF
queens, attacked the central pawn-. and after
Steintz had brought over his king to the de-
fence of his weak spot. lie dislodged the knight
at ut > by sacr. iicing a pawn. and then forced
the game by the trmp ora sacrifice Of n knight.
The game is one OF Lasker's finest specimens"
Tho score follows:
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THIRD ROUND.
am j won Q. Team G won :.
am A won a Tpnm n won 4.

Team 4 won =. Team u won 4.
Inquirer, New York.-Yes, THE SrS intends to pub
lish all the Pnmcs OF the LaSker VS.. SteinltZ match but
owing to the slow mail service the games VIII not ar.
rive So quickly as you desire.
u. n. Rolls, nrooslyn.-Therc arc too many errors
In your copy ana tie game. as presented, could not,
therefore, lie played. IA, regards your query, TuE
SrN advises YOU to Join q club, where you WIN yet all
the practice Won need.
kB8. Rt-pB g; 4. B-Rt D. Pos. Tho last move IL
StcinitZ's old defence 10 tho Iuy LcpcE, but " ints he
has also y aNoh; 3.P-QR 3; BIZ g.. and so on.
3.p-u e has always been condemned by all the
leading experts ani ana ysts.
II. A, H., New York; rrrhoronsh's book Will best
answer your purpOSeL order this or " MusOn's prin.
ciplcs In Chess" from g. ". Brown, ~ Bashy street,
Leeds. Yorkshire. England.
intercollegiate, New York.-Tho students from Co.
lunbln, Yale. Princeton. ana Harvard play an annual
intrrt olleClatr tournament In this city about Christ.
mas time. According 10 Information 10 hand. tins
students have never met their English brethren. IL is
generally admitted TINT thu quality OF chess ut oxford
and Cambridge Is superior to thnt OF our uEiyersi.
ties
NOTES.
The Vienna Chess Cirh hat offered six pri,rs, valued
AZ 3On. 2OO, LA, 100, l26. ana 100 krunpn, for n small
Tournament. in which Jnnowski, MieSrs. Winawer,
Allin, LARGO, and Scnlechter as at present engaged.
II the hrst round, played on. NOV. % Schlcchtcr heht
Wlnnwtr, MlrsrS disposed Of JanowskI, white Abin
the, competitors read rs foilows: ~lanowski. 3;
Schlcchter. Winawrr, Miescs. Y each; Albln. |. There
Is an adjourned game In the fourth round between
SchlcChtpr amt WinRwer.
The Budapest tournament committed has decided
70 devote II surplus OF 900 ,horihs for the publication
OF n book on the recent Budapest Congress.
j.. Argnud. j. Finn, W. :. HuntinvtOn, Mr.. Sugent,
4. Reit,er. u. Roctting, l.. simpson. J. Sterling. anil
ney OF tho city Chess club, where a handicap contest
has also been arranged to take place.
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New. rom tho Horse World.

Lexington a few days ago 10 the effect that no had
purchased the dam OF IeuEetta from L. W. Ayres.
il erroneous. Moore made an oner for Beulah,
hut, he says. It was not $40, 0oO. and IL was not
&c ,cpted by the Kentucky breeder.
The Hon. Charles NJ. Reed OF Erie has pur.
chased from John T.. Madden the four-year.o old
bay nlly Barnctta. with a record OF 2l6, made in
a race at Joliet, H., last July. The price paid mas
not been made public. Barnetta IA a Handsome
young mare by Barnhart, 2i224, the brother TO
AllerIon, 2:0Ul. and her dam Is orianna, g:iTA,
by onward. 2;26Il. She was bred by Il. w. Ayres
OF Fuckers. KY, tho breeder OF Beuzetta, 2:OB1l,
and was campaigned by Nike Bowerman.
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odds and Enas,or Sport.

The BeivIdere A. G. would like to arrange baSke t-
bali games with all teams averaging l20 pounds.
Address Frank Coombs, r. U. box 2,Ol6.
The hrst athletic night or the season to be held
under the auspices OF the Ice Palace skating Rink
inRton avenue, nsxt Wednesday night. The man,
agement has arranged an elaborated programme
or the occasion. Including a two mile amateur
handicap skating race and a polo match between
the New YORK Polo Club and PassAic Polo Club.
IL will be the opening game Of Ice polo In this city.
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hold the
lead i'm Cloaks.

LADIES JACKETS-Heavy Winter
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lent quality made In the prevailing
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the manufacturers could make-they
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LADIES' JACKETS-Heavy Smooth
kersey Cloth. black. tan. or green
tailor tinished-wide military fly front
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LADIES' JACKETS-Persian Curl
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fronts, high Storm Collar, lined
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LADIES' JACKETS Light or dark
lined Throughout: witt, fancy Dresden
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LADIES' JACKETS Extremely
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smooth Kersey Cloth of fine quality
strictly tailor made, with strapped
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$3.50.
LADIES' CAPES - Persian Curl
Cloth, % inches long-l40 inches sweep
rAilk lined and trimmed with black
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Ss.9S.
LADIES' CAPES-Lister's Rain
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Sable Fur-ve.y warm. comfortable
garments, worth $500; Monday
St7.S5.
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FLINT Mich. Nov. 2l.-Benjamin f.. Cooper,
alias Willis Herbert Connors. who is in Jail here
for working forged bank drafts. has made a CON
fession. He says the gang with which he oper.
ated had nothing TO do with the Valentine gang,
recently ~ceptured In New York. He says that
Sl,4b5 In Michigan, and about S4OO In New
York State.
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erscholastic A. A. training will begin for track
and baseball teams in n short time, Much
interest is being manifested In the handbnll
aud basketball tournaments. which will take
place In tho near future. Nearly all the schools
vii enter teams, and good games should result.
The Adrlpli Academy boys have been playing
hnndbnll for Il number OF year,. AMI are looked
upon as having tho best show for tho honora.
With the exception OF two vRmcs tho football
season is practically over. and the honors 90
10 ST. Paul SCHOOL,. The teams have all made n
good showing. and IS most of the boys have
another year At their respective schools. tho
teams next year will be strong ones. Tho
standing of the teams up to and including last
nluratnNs 10 ma fnllnua.
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The Best Eiderdown Dress.
ing Sacques for the money.
HENRY OFFERMAN.

ssr Rrs Of s Yn "n E T. the Arlington National tournament
FIRST GAME.
ca @Hanff9 Is: Wait Water To' iss van rS SlSSs sl lbs; Smith, so7'
stSmpa' s2s; osSSts Stein. ~ l's. f Tosai. ISL io'' h0d'n'' 1881
SECOND GAME
cs MG@SFf isS mN %si;sr III isC SHT rG Slyes 81 i7'; Smith, 1891
s, SrrInrr"as 0ioE sIsia. is5:' THnGn; s,i isOi Boa'n'' 1871
THIRD GAMF.
cs MGnaFf isI; &si'sl ls" n Van f S,yst; sa 1so' Smith. 1881
stumpn. ia; stein, i5S.' Totai." sas.' D'D'" 80
tween rY,s h Ins Van Berssns ana Lafayet,s; i. tho Jersey
the Assembly Rooms alleys. The scores;
FIRST "AMr.
ns ID" , s~GFs Ennis. Sc, 1 foti H siS. 1905 FA'''n' 't''
Duis. 1876: Richter, Ia. Total, iii.
SECOND GAME,
n0 Tan Be nSsrffs nsis iss r lT5i SGTpy 1906 rat'en l7s'
Duls, 1915 Richter, 40. Total 500.
The GGIo saH games for lass week II the ser.e. Of II:
Hoboken and Aontrlair Athletic Club, at the iAtterS
,S SoiT Enh.1 G ,lySc IisAtOOTm lel' lager l4ti Kimbsli,
H.; English l'i' Snyder '7'; Thompson. i<G
sEcosp oAMr.
Columbia ClnbIstorms, $50; Jaeger. 1911; Kimoan
Montcialr Ath,ellc GLnh lockwood, $50; norntses.
Las; English. ido; Snyder. 1915 Thompson. lac.
THIRD GANF.
Columbia Clnb-storm. le3; Jaeger, 1877: Kimbali,
slS; hcIaer' t ,Hisl hr"iE; Soh, oc Total SGs; ,,r,,.,s
TOTAL, fi@aSi''"' N'' ""'""' H"' thompson "~
The Congress team made a clean sweep In the
Capitol tournanentof Brooklyn on Friday night
the scores:
FIRST GAME.
Adsip1imFsFn6acn' iGs' raT1ipg,on. iooi A..
Observation-Disclosures. liza; BruckheImer, 1851
DAILY. 1871; Hilderorandt, lao; Lcister. 1855. Total.
SECOND GAME.
sn M~gs''S SeS. ttfr ~ Weiss 1:; M Horn. 1901
derson, 1877; Gaynor, 2Oj, futile, 1850. Total. 500.
THIRD GAME.
lHB: Bruckheimor, 1911
DAILY, l8ii Hilderbrandt, 1875 Lester. l7o. Total,
Smith. i+O; PIrrman, las. Total, 7io.
sony Saith Coming Back to ChsiIengs
George Dixon.
~ouTHAMPTo Nov. 81. Solly smith, the
California boxer, who recently defeated Willie
Smith. tho English feather weight champion,
at tho National Sporting Club, London, sailed
for New York to-day on board tho 81. Paul. He
was accompanied by his trainer. Dealing.
George Dixon Immediately upon his arrival In
America.
Eugene HIEgins's New Yacht Leaves the
Clyde for This CITY.
GLASGOW. Nov. @l.-Ihe new steel twin-screw
schooner yacht Naruna, owned by Eugene
Higgins OF New York, sailed out of tho Clyde
en- route for New York this morning. The
7 inches beam, and Is feet 3 inches deep. She
was built in the Glasgow yards OF A. y q
lngliS. from designs by IL. Watson. e
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X on .: on Q d: Rs on Q q and X 5: Kts on
g 1t 4 and X re: Bs on q Il { aud X b {; p on z.
NINE PIECES
white to plny aud mate In two moveH

SOLUTION TO NO. 4S5.
1.P-Bo, Kt-Q 2; 9. Q XXX p CHI. K < 9. BIB 4
i. Pre- Kt..oa; g. Q Z p CD. K-Bl q, g. Oh o
mate
l. P-RaK t-Re; 2. ok p CHI, X Z Q, g. BIB .
l. P-Be; Et-na; 9. Q X p CHI. K-B 4; 8. o-Bo
mate.
i. Pr g, X ext 81 moves; Q. Ok 4 Il KIT ch,
K .. y. BIB o mate.
Il. Pm o. Kt KIT o. moves; 9. o-Kt 4 Il KY oh.
K-RI 3. Or mate.
|. P-B o, any other; g r K p. P IR 3. OBJ a
mate
i: P.-B o, any other: g. II xP. Q or any other:
8. B-B o mate.
Correct solutions also received from Fred Carter, Bos-
ton: Yet Another. New York; once More, New York;
Fred Ensel. BROOKLYN: 4. Outflow New York: X; w.
+ Huyle.; Brooklyn; A; N. w%ardmann. B]rooklyn:
stephen McGratn, New York: Pretty, New York. C..
q. Flenshury. Boston; just In Time. New York; Take
Ne 1T. Brooklyn: How Easy, Roston: Correct You
Are. Brooklyn: +. Sokai. Meriden. Conn: DR.. A. ".
baldwin; XHIws,E: Conn: f. r n Pnlrip:6grS y;
York: J. Roberts. New YORK: r. Il. b. New Yort.
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Tho London Field says:

Inc London hlNd says
AS soon, as the extraordinary demand for
present year has been fully satisfied, and the
requirements OF next season arc anticipated. as
they most probably will be by tho creation of
large stocks during the coming winter. the cost
of machines Is likely to bc more closely critl'
cised by prospective purchasers than II has been
present high prices will be maintained. except
for tho very best pro l%uctions. is not too
much to say that many thousands OF bicycles
OF secon. rate and poor construction have been
sold this yea. al prices lar lcyond their value.
There has been little difficulty In finding II mar
designed :or ladies use. for the maj ority OF
purchasers have no discriinination, and cannot
tell a good article from n bad one. The temp
tatiOn, therefore. 10 max ers OF no repute or
standing to foist anon the public SLOWLY fin
ishcd machines has been well nigh irresistible.
Though comparatively low IN price, such bicy-
clos arc more expensive in the long run than
those OF costly construction, for not only will
they stand far loss work while being heavier and
more difficult to propel, but they nre much
moro liable 10 break down and cause accidents
sell them at n fuiur" time and obtain machines
OF improved construction. they omman no
adequate price, as the value or second hand
bicycles depends largely upon the name and
reputation OF tho Arms whose names and trade
marks they bear
A. l.. Miller. In riding from Newark to But
Ter. ride to Orange. then through Pleasantdale,
Rosclund, Pine Brook. Boonton., Montville.
THylorlown. Brook Valley. and POmpton
Plains To Butler.
II. g. Ramford.-To ride from HackensRck to
Montclair, ride 10 Bogota and through Garfield.
PRssaic, Nutley. and Verona to Montclair.
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Remarkable Bargains in Girls
Refers and Jackets,

Never before have We been able to rive such
splendid values in children's garments at this
time of the season.
WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY.
$50 Sample Refer Jackets; variety of olcths,
lnGluding Boucle. Cheviots aud plain colors.-
All the. latest styles. including Empire stylea
and Sailor Collar effects. They will be divided
into four lots $500. S+.9s. sos and ST. es.
100 Girls Empire Refer Jackets-6 to IA
years siZes.-These are the samples or The hest
manufacturers.--T These are all very dreesy
styles made in, fancy cloths. trimmed with
braid, velvet or beaver and mink fur
Special, ST.9S to $l2.oS.
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Correct solutions also received from Fred Carter. Doe
ton; Yet Another. New York; Once More, New York:
Irsd Ensti. i%sooS:yn: 4; Qaii.o~. NV Turk; 4; ".
dore R. Huyler. Rrooklyn;. A.. n W!nrdmann.
YORK: CO, Flenshnry, Boston; just In Time. New
York: Take Ne In. brooklyn; How Easy. Boston; Cor.
rect fon Are, Bs2oklyT: Or. \ Il I1ldwin. Norwalk,
Boston; Mass; + Yokcl; Msrlden;; Conn; Annie
/ DIckerson; New YORK; Pay S,ats Worcester. Mass
Isaac Goldberg. View York: William Koch. New York:
, I'D win II, BALDWIN Rnthcrford. !: J.: Grover. Ia.
Warwick. st. Paul. Nina. forwarded additional cor.
rect solutions to Nos 4s3 and 49,.
CORRESPONDENCE
Fl. L. p. New York-TiEs Sun does not object to an.
other tournament being played under Its auspices.
Let some one propose u date and rules and the sub
1ect may be- gone Into more fully next week.
s. Savlgny. oklyn-Showa heat Lipschutz bv
seven TO four and three draws. Krmcny 6v seven to
four and four draws. and Barry by seven TO two and
four draws.
:. II Ti.onans informs Touid. he Player " that t ho
New York Checker Club Is at sS5 seventh avenue, and
is open day and evening.
]. c. Y l.. Piaitsburgh. ), f.-Lasser has published
Common Sense In Chess himself. You might get IL
from W. II. Lyons. New port. Ky.
Following are the scorAs o. the three last games
from the Pillsbury vs.. Englisch bout at Vienna:
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The standing OF the teams in the New Jersey
interscholastic football series UP TO and includ-
ing last Thursday is as follows:
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TIrat Dame Tinity, 80: Dwight. o.
Second Dame Cutier, 10; Dwight, ..
TIird ~OnIno-Trinity. 81 Cutler, o,
sPisyod over and won by Dwight by default
Among tho schools OF the Long Island In
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MOTIFS br MARCO.
la with On. PIX Kt . white would have won tho
queen and the game,
'Ib n AZ. OR 8or r .: 90. r Z p. and Il is rather
peculiar that the game. as was generally thought,
should hsve TO end In a draw.
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Baseball

". B. Hatch, 30. Of Bridgeport has been
elected captain of tho New York University
baseball team,
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LAsKrR CwHrrEl-rES rEcKs.
News or tho wheelmen.

The adjustment OF |. Il. Potter's claim against
tho L.. A. w. for back salary. 1t was expected.
would result in the Chief Consul OF the New
York State division consenting to become a can
didate for the Presidency OF the l.. A. w. To
THE SUN reporter yesterday Mr.. Potter replied
that his position upon the Presidential situation
remained unchanged and will cast his vote for
Sterling Elliott for President. Mr.. Potter say.
that there is q vast amount o! l.. 4. w. work to
bs attended to In his division. and that tho
President of the league cannot efficiently act
az Chief Consul OF his division and accept the
office OF President ut tho same time. These
objections. It Is thought. will he overlooked bv
POtter's friends. who will insist that he become
a candidate for the Office.
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POSITION AFTER WHITES THIRrY-FIFrH MOVE.
sTErNrz BrAcK)-ELEvES riEcEs.
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Eugene HIEgins's New Yacht Leaves ths
Clyde for This city.

GLASGOW. Nov. 21.-The new steel twin-screw
schooner yacht Naruna, owned by Eugene
Higgins OF New York, sailed out OF the Clyde
en- route for New York this morning. The
Varuna is OF 1900 tons, 264 feet long, rs feet
7 inches beam, and IS feet 3 inches deep. She
was built in the Glasgow yards of A. = d
Inglls. from designs by y. l. Watson.
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:ssction 10 be played over,
JIrst Game -Berkeiry. "a barnard, z.
second IAme5z Barnard, b; DE La Sale, 4.
mira game-b- La Sale, Is; Berkeley, o,
Fourth Game. De La Sale. o; Berkeley, o
SECOND SECTION.
S.LooLa. Won. LoSt. Points. Per Cent.
TfIniIy-,.... ...2 90 LOO
DyyIsht n. -. 81 \ 300
cutter ,........O " 10 900
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soIy Saith Coming Back to ChaIengs
George Dixon.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 81. Solly Smith. the
California boxer, who recently defeated Willie
Smith. tho English feather weight champion,
at the National Sporting Club, London, sailed
for New York to-day on board tho st. Paul. He
was accompanied by his trainer, Dealing.
Smith announced his intention TO challenge
George Dixon Immediately upon his arrival In
America.
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A $500 Corset for
$i.48.

300 pairs Of the celebrated Vida Corsets.
French model Corsets. white and drab. size, II
TO 80; sold Tor years al $500: special Sl.4S.
These Vida Corsets are the same in shape m
those sold by US at 800. $500 and So. 90 each
Ihey are long wasted. .French-gored and bias
cut in such u way as to insure that gracefulpoeu
aud ease only possible with this class Of Corsets.
Our guarantee goes with each pair.-They are
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5000 Yards Of Embroid.
eries-4 Special Tables
All at Half Price.

Secured last week SO, 600 yards of manufao-
turers' SAMPLE strips OF fine quality Cambria
edgings.-Will be placed on sale Monday at the
following prices:
&c. &c. &c. 90. loo. 1910.
Positive
value. Zoe, l23c, l5c., lSc, zoe. ESQ.
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We announce more and better goods than have ever been gathered under
this roof, and guarantee that positively the lowest prices for
dressHlakes supplies in Brooklyn or New York will be
quoted at this store on Monday and Tuesday.
The rnasteryof all the sources of economy and the expectation of vast
distribution make our prices small. ~Dressmakers should
not fail to improve the opportunity.
Particulars and Prices of Dressmakers' Sale in To-Day,s Brooklyn
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lars and Prices of Dressn,akers' Sale in To- Days Bro
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-30

10 a well stocked store,
thirsty plant, enlivens
LqVer drops" all around.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-30

while down in the southwestern
part OF the state some time ago." saws
Mr.. w. Chalmers, editor of the Chico
(Cal,) Enterprise, 81 had an attack
dysentery. Having heard of Chan -
erlain's Collie, Cholera and Darrb ~
Remedy bought bottle. A &C o,'
OF doses of it completely cure, up,
for all storooL 80 emedS
nlain+s r. Il. ] com
deaIars Rec. gists anc
for II. I. 90" agent
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-30
HONOLULU, July Goth, 1895.

MEssRs. w, G. IRWIN & Co., LTD.
GRNTLEMEN:-In reply to your in
quiry as to how the Ideal Roof Paint
you sold me lasted; would say that l
painted the roof of my house 10 months
ago with your Red Ideal Roof Paint,
and l find it is as fresh and bright in ap-
pearance today as when first applied;
looking as well as others lately painted
with other paints. l am more than
satisfied.