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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Olympia. Wash, June is-The discovery has Just
been made that forged Washington State warrants
are In circulation The amount already discovers
is between 5000 and $4,000.
Beverly Mass. June l6.-Mrs. Johannah hal.
wife OF Edward Hall. OF the Arm Of J. H. Huxley .
Co. shoe manufacturers. committed suicns -
drowning of Cushing's Point Cove this morning
1t IS thought ll-health the cause OF the sulcae
Mrs. Hall leaves two children.
Sharon Penn. June l6.-One Of the most de;
structive fires in the history OF Grove City occurreo
last night. II originated in the armory len
buildings destroyed. among them the prfncipses'
structures OF the town. The origin OF the nrs "
unknown. The loss probably Will reach SoO.@
Cincinnati, June ia "TImes-Star' special nom
Glasgow. KY says: Caleb Games, colored, VIZ
taken from the jail at o'clock this morning ano
hanged to a tree A note pinned TO the nooy
directed that It be not disturbed till noon Gaines
had assaulted fouryear-old girl on TUESDAY, ah Sa
was then saved from death by the mercy OF ".
victims mother. Fifty men on horseback were 'n'
lynchers
Tacoma Wash. June l6-James Bartlett yes,xSss,
day killed Clarence Emery and TITLE Mine,
and then blew his own brains out. The trak.ySut..
occurred at the Donnelly Hotel. Emery ana I,m, ,
Millet were eating In private room OF the restts
rant when Bartlett entered and began snoou,n,sc
The woman left Bartlett at Dyea, Alaska 20 ms sS
with Emery, who was barkeeper on tne ,S,,sd in
City Of Seattle. The woman formerly n'eo "
Seattle. and was about twenty-five years oid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
ENGINEERS GRADUATED.
STUDENTS RECEIVE DEGREES AT STEVENS
INsTITUTE-SOME ARE SERVING ON
UNITED STATES CRIuSEPs


The twenty-sixth annual commencement Of tho
Stevens Institute OF Technology was held In the
Lyric Theatre. Hoboken. last night when nrty-
seven young received the degree Of mechani-
cal engineer. Half a dozen members OF the class
who are serving their country assistant engl-
the Badger. manned by the Battalion OF
the East New-Jersey Naval Reserve and on other
vessels OF the Navy were necessarily absent.
The Rev. J. Clayton Mitchell. rector OF Trinity
Church, made a prayer. after which DR.. Henry
Morton. the president. made brief address, In
which he said:
The question was asked only yesterday why
We called the concluding extrcises of tho college
could answer for me. and say that IL IS I'm IA CT
the commencement Of active !lfe work for the grad
uatfng class, and that this is the subject OF our
ce.sgglai,cn. III NE present case. and with this
particular class, this s especially true, for many
active work as engineers, but have already begun
H. and that IN the highest service they or any
and OF humanity. l ai!ude, Of course. to the fact
that number OF our graduating class Of rs are
already al sea acting as assistant engineers on
The hrst heroically fought battle between tho
iron-ciad ships Of rodeIn times IS that IN which
Huascar. with such heroic persistcncy against two
ironcads Of the navy OF Peru. In which battle his
life was sacrificed for his country. Ever since and
to the present day. whenever there is rolcall Of
the Gillian Navy the name OF Admiral Graw is
for" when. presently, we shall read the roll OF
Stevens graduates OF sS ,here will be
ASSOCIATION implied in the parallel have just
drawn, Absent, but accounted Tor In the service
Of their country"
J. d. Hackstafr delivered the sautatory and
then Colonel II. G. Prout addressed the graduating
class S. Bayard Dod president OF the Board of
Trustees OF the institute. conferred the degrees
and presented diplomas 10 the graduate f. A.
Rev Mr. Mitchell pronounced the bencdiction and
the orchestra played THE Star Spangled Banner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
CYCLING.
THE WAIT CONTROVERSY.
W WILL. paoBABLY BIC SETTLED AT THE MEET
mo AT BERKELEY OVAL TO-Mokho"-rN'
posrp AMENDMENTS TO THE

~ VIII. psonAp1.Y BIC SETTLED AT THE MEET
rso At pEHKrIEY OVAL o-MoRRow-PRo-
POSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
nvIHoN BYLAWS
The semi-annual meeting Of the BOARD OF O'',
GERS OF the Sew-York Division OF the League VI
Am.,can Wheelmen which will be held at BerHe-
lay Oval tomorrow. promises to be one OF 'he Vo-
IT,, .essions In the history o. the organization
,,o,,ss. tho routine business OF which there Will De
considerable the controversy over the acNO'' u.
A ID Wait the chairman Of the Racing b0n'u -
tie state promises 20 be interesting
,,emejy doubtful however. as 10 "he'"e - ~
the Associated Cycling Clubs OF New 0iN - ..'
harlem Wheelmen will have any voice IN 'he ma
-. +, Mr. Wait is called to account in any way
a. u,lI he nv the Board OF Officers OF tho oiV'so"'
and not by any outsde association or ciuo. no
nroposed amendments TO the bylaws o. '''e ~
vision are az follows;
By John r. Clark-Articie Section 80 ,, all con-
follows Tne membership in this dvisioi siI H nri
sst OF cyclists resident within this state anu oIs
bic under Article OF the onois; Of persons
ss,ween the ages of u and is years. VINO III ens'
be under Article OF the constitution, meetings
~ he called by the Executive Committee upon
,,e written request OF not less than twenty menus,
o; the Board OF Ofcers which shall inet9us t~o
isners from each election district. The ChieI No'-
sil shall call special meeting Ealing BALLAD eo-
Article s. by adding or special meeting eA ne e tu
that purpose after the word meeting at '"s Gnu
OF the second line" o.,o nv in
..Iting the following sentence after the endhs OF
the second sentence Provided, howeNer ma w h
names OF candidates regularly nomhSeu ma" eanSf
nr!nted in a column separate from those "a c"io nj
dates regularly certified. and these sspaI,ate -,
Snns shall be appropriately designated oy inc
Nominated certified, printed at the 'op oi '"e
respective columns. . ..,,,o O rnsert
nav Article s. to provide FOR an olcla nsisI," S o
Hsdge FOR the members and various orlceIs oi nu
division as follows Section () the emol s S ~.
badge OF the New-York state Division shs,i De INC
emblem or badge OF the L. A. W. eneneIs 9. oi Nsw
rounded by a band or ribbon with the WORDS -NeM
York State Division Section 90 the emniei oi
ths officials of the New-York state DlVihioh ena
be such as Is established by the NA''''''e O
snfftee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
THE RIVERSIDE DRIVE EXTENSION

The engineers who drew the plans FOR the yiaiuct
extension OF the Riverside Drive have asked the
Board OF Public improvements to have the facngs
OF the approaches made OF granite instead OF sand
stone and the Corporation Counsel has been con-
suited to change In the contract held by John
&. Sheehan's nrm for the work. The change in
specifications will involve an additional expendture
OF about $4,000. There IL money provided for the
additional expense. the former Board OF Estimate
having appropriated 100000 while the contract was
let $4,000 The original Specifications called for
granite facinss the approaches, but were
changed at the suggestion OF Mayor Strong because
lie feared that the actual cost would come above
100000. In view OF the actual bid the engineer.
recommended Il return to the original plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

AZ Providence Buffalo. :. Providence. Il
AZ Coftl1 nd ortland ~. Auburn, 7.
At Utlca-Ut!ca. .. Palmyra. ].
Al Osveso-tanandaigu Z. Oswego. 0.
Al Rome-Ilyons. .. Rome. 4.
At Embellishments Rochester. T.
Al Observation-Disclosures q. Hartford. D.
AZ evracuse- Syracuse 10. Montreal. D.
Al Observation-Disclosures. 4. Toronto. L
Al GENERALIZATION. Z: Newport. o.
Al Taunton Taunton. Il. New BED lord 7.
Al Pawtuckei-PawtGcket. q: tall River. 3
Al Kansas City-indisnnpoiis. 9, Kansas CITY.
Al Mlnneap0l MINNEAPOLIS. 6, Detroit ..
At Columbus-St Paul. q. Columbus. o
Al DAYTON Mansfield. =. Dayton. l.
A. Sprine0rd- Springfield 10. Fort Wayne 2
A. Ecygcasile-N Newcastle. 10: Grand Rspids. l.
Al YoungstOwn-Toledo. ?; YOUNGSTOWN. !.
Al Richmond--Richmond. |. Newark. /.
Al Norfolk--Sorfok 3: Paterson. o
A. O-nsha-Onnaks, 3. Milwaukee. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
NEW BRIDGE TRAINS TOMORROW.
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROADS. SERVICE 10
BE STARTED THEN.

II is expected that trains Of the Brooklyn Es'
waited Railroad will be running over the Brooklyn
Bridge tomorrow afternoon, and tho Bridge en-
Moves are hara at work getting the tracks and
stations in proper shape. The new ticket booth At
the Manhattan end u the Bridge Will be opened
for the sale OF through tickets The elevated trains
will be run for a few days IN connection with the
city's Bridge trans
Tho hrst train will be a special 10 the shespS
head Bay racetrack. and Will leave the Aanhaf-
tan end of the Bridge about noon. Trains will con-
tinue 10 run 10 the track on a ten-n.inute head
way thereafter. 1t is expected that there Will be
party OF city official. board the first train the
Mayor and the heads OF all the departments hav-
Ing been invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
CORNELL ASSOCIATE ALUMNI MEETING

Ithaca. y V. June 1.-THE annual meeting Vi
the Associate Alumni OF Cornell University was
held to-day About two hundred members we'e
nresent In the absence in Cuba OF President an ~
pe Water "a NJ W. Van Aukcn presided. D. H.
Newman, Of ithaca. and G. Franci, We" fnr Ave
Years The committee an alumni hall reporteo d.
p Warner ~ presented definite proposal 'or ora a
iimnary competition. limited to Cornell archltects.
4 committee was appointed 70 dra't resolu'
The following officers were elected: President-M'
W Van Auken, 20 Vice-PresidenatnsI,Mr ~ II fm -.
cut 81; c. H. Blood SO; c. A. Duniway. 'ss and
r Tavis 'a6 Corresponding Secretary PROFESSOR
= I Rnrr ri Recording Secretary-G ". Harris.
"a Treasurer-H NJ. Hihbard. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
ALLEGHANY COUNTRY CLUB TOURNA-
NENT.
HOME TEAM VICTORIOUS. WITH THE STATEN ISL
AND MEN SECOND.


AND MEN SECOND.
Pittsburg June 18-Fine weather and large as
senbly Of the elite OF Pitsburg and Allegheny TO-
gether with a g1odly number OF visiting society
folks made the first golf tournament on the
grounds of the Allegheny Country Club to-day a
brilliant success The absence OF several teams
from the East disappointment but the play,
Notwithstanding spirited and enjoyable
The pay eighteen holes each, morning and
afternoon for the interstate Cup. thIrtysix holes,
medal play. between club teams OF six players
each.
The Allegheny Country Club team was victorious,
with score OF l057 for the thirty-six holes; the
Richmond Country Club. OF Staten island. y n.
came second. with JOB The Cincinnati Golf Club
third having scored 1.11o and the Cleveland
Golf Club came last. with a score OF l,l43
W. c. Proctor OF the Cincinnati team. made the
highest score OF 10 James Park. OF the Richmond
Country Club; T. S. Beckwith OF the Cleveland
team. and John Moorhead. Jr., Of the Allegheny
Country Club. each scored III.
Tomorrow and Saturday the contests Will be for
the individual country club cup to be awarded 10
the best player among the sixteen who qualified
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
PROMOTER OF BREWERY TRUST SIZED

Toledo. June l6 (Special).-As the result OF n con-
ference In New York, John Il. Persch OF German
town, Penn. has been sued for $4,000 by John
O'Neill. OF Philadelphia. and other persons who
assigned claims to him. Persch is the man who
engineered the big brewery combine by which nine
Cleveland and Sandusky breweries passed into the
hands of NewYork capitalists. O'Neill says that
there is $4,000 due him AS result OF the deal and
for commissions on contracts and notes Moneys
and credits supposed TO be held by several com
panies have been attached. Writs have been issued
against the following Eastern firms: Moore &
Schley, Guaranty Trust Company. Chase National
Bank Davis. Stone & Auerbach and r. r. Chap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
MASCOT AT FORT WADSWORTH.

The volunteers OF Company A. lst Regiment.
which IS encamped at Fort Wordsworth. Staten
leland received a mascot in a big cage yesterday
af,ernoop II had been sent by some unknown
nerson from this city. In the cage East
indian sun bear about four months old. The bear
was consigned 10 Private Ashton Potter. and was
sent from n South-st. animal dealer. 1t is small
round animal. extremely even tempered. II has
been named Frank. and will he looked after by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17

While the expenses were less than sai IN Nv ynt the de-
49, I, the Income from students, so that thc
veor closed with a deficiency OF about S7'v"o'
Gifts amounting TO $4,000 in all were ahhouncea
nv the will of Marian Benedict slVVVV was 'e'e''
ard II WAS voted 20 use the same In endoW'hs ~,
Benedict professorship OF classic philoiogy. oa
Edward c. Thayer IF Exbrdge s9 - was and rom
nv the Will of Harriet Daniels sz'oV' a"u ''
T LINES T. Howard OF Hartford. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
rn1NcrroN ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

Applcants Tor admission t. the freshman and
sophomore classes OF Princeton University pre-
sented themselves yesterday for examination at
the EouItable Building There were II applicants
for the preliminary examination. 81 for tho Aca-
demic and 20 for the Scientific School The total
OF l5 is IN unusually large one Tho Princeton
Cuh OF this city offers special prize OF 800 TO
the applicant passing tho best fun entrance ex-
animation for the Academic freshman class The
prize Is 10 be paid on matriculatlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
ppooK1YN LOSES A CLOSE GAME
GOOD LUCK AND SUPERIOR HAIIAN"
THE ORIOLES TO WIN OUT

TIL. game between the Brooklyn and ea'u, ra,,v
.s So 90 Wellington Park yesterday was pfe'V
s sna exciting battle 1t Ladies' Day :" prG sa-
lyn and there the usual tuT"ou, ' for the
GOV The women are enthusiastic "rootels ~, . ~"
homo team ard they took the defeat "'uon ~ ,ho
Each team tailed In the openn.e ,a, tho orr
sco!o LEW ,no lead The visitors increased the,r
lead lead in the sixth and scenes NoP 20 grew grew Via and
vel IN hah pos IN coupled y1 with timely ea'nf gSys
home four s6 n9a and md 9@ p
TED tho score Hntinr IN single and Grms wild throw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
THE VIENNA CHESS TOURNAMENT.

Vienna. June l6-The games left adjourned from
previous rounds IN the International Chess Tourna-
ment were finished to-day. the results being as fol-
lows: Blackburne and Tschisorin drew, schirers
beat showalter, Steintz lost TO Walorodt and
Maroczy vanquished Burn. These games complete
the eleventh round. ninety nine games having been
registered far. Here follow the scores Of all the
corfestanta up 10 date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
COLE.
OPENING PLAY IN TIE PoWELTON TOUR
NAMENT AT NEWBURG.

The Poweton Golf Club. Of Newburg. began i,s
open tournament yesterday with twenty-four STAR
In the preliminary round a De VIII Oo'''
ranc O. St Andrews, and Archibald Grahan' VI
the North Jersey Country Club tied for first place
among the qualified sixteen, but AS no prize was
offered the tie not played OF. Inc siNse e
will continue to-day and tomorrow al iDatSn va,
for the Powelton Cup while those who did not
qualify will play for consolation cup. The scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
oUAKERS PROVE EASY VICTIMS
MORE ERRORS THAN BASE HITS AMI
,,o,u srp,ur OUTS THAN EITHER
PERMIT THE NEW-YOKh TEAM
TO WIN WITHOUT DIFF
FICCLTY.
LEAGUE GAMES YE5TERpAf
.york II: Phiad.- chicago o; ,.aS,ra,on
THE RECORDS

The game at the Polo Grounds YESTERDAY 'Y,a. ,n
,ha N.w-York and Philadelphia teams res'''eu =.
'ne ~,. -, ~. easiest sort for the home team
Two philade,oh,a aggregation gave about as poo.
an NJ exhibition Of amateur baseball as has been sse,
in this district in many day. Piatt pi'cheo ~ r,,a
no had stage fright giving ten bases on Uu arv
s gv nov, h0wcvrr was enough 10 dlscou'"se ""'
twirler 49,, ~ I'LL, md Judgment w
sided sHe score he showed disposition for an hack
slant. OF flying up into the clouds SIRE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17

NOTES OF THE LINKS.

Commodore g. G. Tyson. Of the Riverside Yacht
Club. has presented cup 10 the Fairfield County
Golf Club for series OF women's competitions on
July 20 and August 3. II and o. In tho second
women's handicap for the Freeman Cup the
Fairfield links on Wednesday. Mrs. +. NJ. Freeman
won frst place. with score of l32-lS-l14.
The yearbook OF the Wee Burn Golf Club. OF
Noroton. Conn., has Just been issued In addition
TO its other features II contains an excellent map
Of the links The officers Of the Organization are
saith. voeprosdent Waiter \ capen' secretsay:
Wilson l.. Baldwin treasurer, and Alfred s. Pitt,
captain. There are ninety-eight names tho
membership roll.
their monthly handicap Wednesday for q cup
presented by Mrs. c. o. Gates The competition
was under the point system, and the following
scores returned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
EUREKA COLLEGE FREED FROM DEBT.

Eureka ILL., June 1G.-Eureka College, an ihsti-
tuition conducted under the auspices or the D'S'i-
niles OF Christ celebrated rs hftieth anniversary "
d,v With n Jubilee meeting Of it's alumni, at wncn
q, no. snnonced that the $50 600 necessary 10 rec
the Institution from debt had been raised ana 'i ,,s
In addition over 100000 had oeeH au"e" ~ "
endowment fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR HERE

Count Cassinl. Russian Ambassador TO the Unitsd
States arrived here yesterday on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Friedrich. Count Cas-
sinl is the first Russian representative TO the
United States with the rank OF Ambassador he
proceeded directly to Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
AN4BcBIsT sEyTEycED TO DEATH

Paris June l6.-Eiievar'. the Anarchist. who on
January 10 last. In the anti-Semitc demonstration.
growing out OF the Drcyfus agitation and the lola
trial attacked NJ Renard. agent OF the Paris
police inilicting twenty wounds on him with
knife sentenced to death ycstcr day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
posroN. 2; WASHINGTON. l

Ro~,oo. June is-The washingtons lost mo game
TODAY after a sharp struggle. in what was pr"e
cally a pitchers battle. Both teams ~er' hahu'.
capped In having several OF their 3est payet, ,o
Attendance 800 Score:
r. II. +.
Boston ..........".,l o o.
n.t,.r,.-Nlonol, ana BerE.n w.yhing and MaEuire,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
WRECK OF A GERMAN STEAMER.

Managua, Nicaragua. June 16-The German mer-
chant steamer Desdemona has run on the rocks
thirty miles north Of Corlnte. the Pacific side
been saved,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17

Earned run.N.w-Yo5k TE w hartman. wSeT,
stolen Gleason (2' Joyee -r,e base on balls
on on seymour 8 Plat 10 s,Tgfs SH8 %arne
ivI-ii,, ri,rhEseymour Left hasesINe~ Van Hal
Phiadelphia Sacrifice hi'swbnv and Hsydisr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17

We have not spared expense in materials.
and the dainty taste and effectiveness of
them cannot be surpassed on either side Of
the water. These are words OF some
strength. but we are proud Of the success
of our efforts to give these pretty things at
little prices. Perhaps our opinion doesn't
count, though; give us yours.
Every day brings more boxes OF the
Erench-made hats. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17

t.a-,ss r,,ns-Rrcoklyn. 3 Hnunfr. J. - 49,
Gr"T, Double plays-IA chance HhllinAn a.. -.
Jennings ana McGann sscrihce h t, Iy ",,,ted bal
Rene K.eler Tucker sirsck out ~ Mn.i,,,,ose ~
fnU on bases brookfn 10. hAi .c.U"if,... o"
r r%ps' - rsms-2:2s Umprcs-McponAid and = Jay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
r1rrY.sEvEN GRADUATES AT COLGATE.

Hamilton y. Y. June 1.-THE Colgate University
commencement held here to-day. Fifty-seven
men were graduated from the various departments
OF the University. The degree OF Doctor OF Divinity
was conferred upon the Rev Robert T. Jones rs. OF
Ithaca: the Rev Alyah Wayland Bourne '76. OF
Gloversville and the Rev Warren G. Partridge. IS.
of Cincinnati The degree OF Doctor OF Laws was
conferred upon Professor Albert lIurns Mixer is OF
Rochester University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
ANNUAL REPOR

ANNUAL REPORT OF BROWNS PRESIDENT.
Providence, r. L.. June 1.-THE annual meeting Of
the corporation OF Brown University was held in
University Hall this morning. President Andrews
made his annual report. In which he said:
Financially the year has been q normal one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
CHICAGO. 9; CINCINNATI. !
IAN. ,s-1he Reds developed a bad case

Chicago. June 1.-THE Reds developed ga" 0n''
-. r.,,,.. ara were easily defeated by tho or
nb,ns who played perfect ball Corcoran and hc-
Phee started tho poor work in the third; the bat
terry and outneid kept It UP In tho hfth Beckley
singled after two outs In the ninth and scored on
Mler's hit after Callahan had h'' Mcfhee' Az
tendance, $500 Score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
THE ESSEX COUNTY CLUB WINS

A team match was played yesterday tho links
Of the Essex County Country Club between team
Of three men each from the home club and tho
Rocksway Club. The Essex County team won
eeasily by the following score:
ESSEX COUNTY. ROCKAwAT.
II A Colby .......-..... Mr.. rockingham.
REID Zls. D. PetOn.
!. N. Harrison Mr.. Perkins. maintenance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17

Chicago ......--.---o 40 q
Bat,er.e.-caIishan- Chance and Dcnahue: HAweJ and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
$3.50 to $3.50
Il is the fastest millinery sale we have had.
Third. Dress StuffS

PRICES are tunbing all through the Sum-
mer Dress Goods Store. The Organizes
began it, the Grenadines followed and now
come the cottons II is no tale Of a small
lot,-there's plenty Of choice, for the uhoH
stock is concerned.
At 7c. yd-Fine printed Lawns that regularly sell It
l2Hc.
12hc
larly sell at l5c. .,,,.,
At zoe. yd-rn. printed Batiste, that regularly sell
at l6o.
Atl21c. yd.-Pinted fine Orgsndes; regularly soe
quality.
At SOC I'D French printed Caucassenne; heretofore
sold at zoe I'D.
At Zoe yd French printed satin striped and padea
Caucsssenne; heretofore sold at soe. and 81 10 d
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T Stewart & Co.,
Broadway. 4th av.. 9th and 10Th SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17

81 Georges Bicycle Club will make a pleasure
run nm Sunday to Sea Clin Long Island leaving
Twenty-sixth-st and Madison-ave at SD a. m
and returning from Sea GIN by DOat-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-22
Flag Raising.

w. G. Peacock e. Co., Ltd, have
ordered an extra lot Of Pommery
Sec, the celebrated champagne, the
bouquet OF which is the delight of
the palates of all gourmets, for the
special benefit of those who desire
to do proper honor to the day when
the Stars and Stripes wave over
these islands.
1t will be wise for all good patri-
OTIS to place their orders at once, or
the chance is that the supply, large
as it is, may be exhausted.
Pommery Sec is the favored brand
of all Americans aud in all great
countries, and W. G. Peacock q Co.
are the sole agents of this wine in
Hawaii.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-22
A Sober Joker.

"Bill Nye," the American humor-
list, was man of very sober de-
meanor. and rarely cracked jokes
outside Of newspaper columns. On
one occasion, however, he played q
practical joke on a friend. When
Lieut.. Greedy started on his expedi-
ton to the North Pole, Nye gave
him sealed box, that was not to be
opened until the explorer had
reached his farthest point north.
The box contained axle grease for
the Pole.