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Mantle with the squadron.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington. April s4-Senator Man
tie was with the flying squadron over
sunday.
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Gladst0me Siakiag.

London. April 2a.-1t Is reported that
MIR. Gladstone Is sinking rapidly. The
family has been summoned.
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PHYSICIANS.

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to 8 p. m, Z to s evenings. Night calls an
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Arzt. As w. Park, Shodair Blk. Butte.
Special attention to obstetrics. women
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mail or express will receive prompt and
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OCULISTS.
DR.. T. A. GR1GG-
OCULIST.

Practice limited to Eye, Ear. Nose.
Throat and Chest. Office Postofice build.
ing. q East Broadway. Butte. Mont.
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Dk. a. q. HEINE,
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Granular lids cured without operation.
Cross eyes Strengthened and headache
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Leading Business Firms Of Montana.

Office half a block north OF p. O.
43O North Main ST.. Butte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Much interest is being taken in the coming nght
between kid" Mcfarland. Of this city. and Jack
Everhardt Of New-Orleans. The men nave met
twice and a third match made. but when
Mcfarland went to New-Orleans TO fight Ever
bardt Was down with yellow fever. The coming
meeting will take place next Monday night at the
Greater New-York Athletic Club at Coney islahd'
"Dan" Creedon OF Australia. and Jack Bonner
OF Summit Hill. Penn, have signed articles 10 meet
in a twenty-fve-round bout before the Greater
New-York Athletic Club on August 10 The men
have agreed TO box at the middle M "a So
pounds. The club has guaranteed a purse Oh $"'o
for the contest.
Tho eighteenth annual picnic and athletic games
Of the Kerrymen's Association Will take place al
the Harlem River Park on August b. The follow
ing contests open to all amateurs will take place.
seventy-Aye-yard run. handicap; SH-yard run
handicap; ssO-yard run. handicap nf-m.se run Hs
handicap, and throwing 56-pound weight Tor . ds-
tanse e and ne hafmie race are confined
members Gold silver and bronze medals OF the
f ga w f y saeH f Entries cdee on
with Cornelius sheehy OF The Pasme Atn M nc
Athletic Union. Nos. l6 and IS Park Place
"Joe" Bernstein the East Side boxer Is to meet
Eddie" Santry tomorrow night before tho Lenox
Athletic club. George Dixon was unable TO knock
has promised Bernstein a chance II ne KNOCKS
Santry out
The first Of A series OF two-contest handicap attn
letc meetings. given by the Morris Heights Atm
will take place at Berkeley oval this evening at
Gas The contests 10 be decided arc one-nile Di-
cycle race and lo)-yard dash.
tournament OF tho Westchester Tennis Gun
IS now being played in Yonkers Park. The mems
finals resulted in a victory for Dr. - J.. Austin.
and the women's finals won by Miss G. VI.
Slater The consolation round Will probably be
begun Saturday.
The Larchmont Field Club has reorganized and
elected the following officers: Louis Naisawald.
president: H. c. Perrin. vice president; +. +.
Proctor jr. secretary; William Boyd. field master;
II. a. Jackson. treasurer, ana H. A. GroesbeCk
club has organized a baseball club. and met last
night TO arrange a schedule of summer games.
The Juvenile handicap play recently on the golf
links OF the Larchmont Yacht Club created so
much Interest that the committee has decided
TO arrange another contest for August
Gor other sporting news see pngo fourD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
CYCLING.
ACCIDENT AGREEMENT FOR THE LIN
TON-MICHAEL RACE.

IN CASE ANYTHING HAPPENS TO EITHER RIDER
IN THE FIRST MILE. THE OTHER is TO
RIDE SLOWLY UNTIL HIS COMPETITOR
is READY TO GO AGAIN.
Messrs. Shafer and Marks. the managers OF
Michael and Linton respectively met at the Man.
haitian Beach track yesterday and agreed upon
new order OF arrangements for the second meeting
Of these riders which will take place on Saturday
While the present racing rules have served their
purpose up TO date. the managers and promoters
seem determined TO make new rules to suit them
selves.
1t was agreed that in case an accident happened
TO either OF the principals in the first mile or the
race the contest should be started over again
Tho mere losing OF pedal accident TO any
OF the pacing machines will not count:
In OF accident 10 either rider after tne
first mile the fortunate rider will leave his pacing
machines and ride slowly. unpaced. until the other
is ready TO go again. The referee alone ~
authorized stop the riders. Such an arrange.
ment opens the way for innumerable disputes ana
wrangng. The plan has been tried on the other
side. and is said TO have net with some success
Both Linton and Michael were hard at work at
hind five Qunt teams in 2s:10. Michael seemed 10
be in better physical condition than the case
last Saturday and he reeled off fifteen miles in
27:S3 He paced by six quints. The little fell
low seemed to like his work. The betting on the
race Is about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
A SPANISH MEDAL ~ KANSAS.

From The Kansas City Star
Last spring a boy ploughed up medal on the
farm OF John McDancls three miles from the
town OF Ashcrville. Mitchell County. Kan. II WAS
handed about for inspection, hut no one In the
neghborhood could determine its origin. II IS two
and one-half inches in diameter, is of silver and
weighs two Soldcred TO the top Of the
medal is a ring by which it is hung about the
owners neck. In this ring are twisted some bits
Of silver wire The diverse side shows the en-
wreathed head of "A Spanish king. surrounded by
the words Carlos III, Rey de ESP. Emp. dc las
Indias," which. being translated mean, Charles
III. King of Spain and Emperor OF the midas. "
on the reverse side OF the medal are the words.
al McriiO." which mean FOR merit" 1t Is very
,ikey that this soldiers medal
Tho possibilities attending the history OF tho
old Spanish medal are grand. Charles ILL., King
Of SPAIN rcgned from l74 to 1855 the medal. there
fore, was OF that period. Kansas was part of
SPANS once magnificent dominion In North Amer
lea and vas traveTsed by the freebOoers OF Spain.
The medal may have been by an Indian
who had taken II from the dead body OF a Span
lard slain in battle have been acquired in
barter. Stories thrilling with adventure might be
written about this old Spanish medal suggestive
of wars and plumber. turned TO the light by a
plough in peaceful Kansas. That II should be
found this year. when the last OF SPANS North
American possessions are fast slipping away from
her. IS significant
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FORECLOSURE sar.rs
CITATION.

NIvEN. MARIA DouIsA.-Th. peat. :.
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lawn Cemetery. Charlotte r. 10 a..
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pital. Charlotte v. Mckinney. w,rs
bacon. Union Trus, compsny >,
York az Trustee for Church n "A. ~
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"Netile" Blackwell Clark Bsne.le, On
erly Net'is Blackwell Clark. 2lr,s..s
known a. Bessie Blackwell Car ~
Norrneriv Bessie Blackwell Cara ~
Ruth Cunning Clark Field 0ormsrl, sn.<s
Dunning Clark Collins Czsyi..-st
an infant. the name collins" b.,,, -
titious. the real Christian nam. belss
known, and 70 all persJns Interest,"
the Estate 81 Maria Louisa Sivea. l,,.
tho CITY ~ New York. deceased a. ~
tors. lega,e.s. next q kin or oths-v-
send greeting;
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and required personally ~ 10 ans -
before our Surrogate z the O., 80
County 81 Ne@ YORK. a. re s1r,,,.'11
Court Of said city and County. M &c,
County Court House In 're IN 80
York. on the Thirteenth DAY 4 sz.-r
1898. at half past ton O'Clock lrr,r
noon 81 that day then and here 4 -.
n judicial settlement - ire 49,.
pr0ceedings 81 cnauncey u Deer ~
erick & Wiciss o ~ Edward y w,
sitter as Executor = the sr vff.s,
testament o, said deceased. and r,.'..
you as are hereby cited AZ are ge<,- -.
age ~ twenty ono years are req.r,s !.
appear by your guardian y yol 80, -
or II YOU have none. f9 appear ara 81,
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dan VIII he appointed b. the Sgrrtssfs I,
represent and act f1r yog Ia he ~.
ceefnt
In TESTIMONY whern0,. 10 have .,,.s
the seal of the Surr0sa,err-,-
OF the said iiy sat Cous'y :
New York - 10 herelr,o aflr..
Witness. Hon. Frank 7 E,,'
O. 81 gerald a Surrogate y ar "a,
cry and County, q, The CITY .
New York. the 2i;h lay ., IA,
IN the year 4 cur Lor. -.
thousand eight hundred ~
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J. FAIRFAX McLAUGHlIy
Clerk = The SUR gates coyH
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Attorney for Petitioners.
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the high score was &c. OF the Canadiaps. Brooks
scored 30; Forbes 30: Simpson. 30 and Arms''ohs'
90 They e each. 49, ,.or pog,-
Private simpson OF the 4th Manchester Reg
ment and Sergeant Morrison. OF the sth Lana ~
shire Regiment who Yesterday tied at lo points u,
the competition for the Queens Bronze MEDAL sno'
off the tie to-day. =, .t... a.,
Private Simpson won, with total OF ~ IL nrr;son
three rounds at 100 yards. sergeant WI i'''
scored IL points Both men broke the records
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

Nj RISE. &c.-An educated German girl
Offers her service as nurse or maid I'm re-
turn for voyage to Germany. good sailor
no salary wanted first class reference.
Write Mrs. WANDER PYI. - Hamilton -
ave. Passaic. y. j.
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
PILL.SBURY AND

PIILSBURY AND TARRAsCH BOTH WIN. THE
AMERICAN RETAINING THE LEAD.
Vienna July @-The chess players played the
thirty-ffth round OF the international tournament
to-day. the pairing being follows: Lipke
Steinitz. Caro- VS.. Marco. Baird VS.. Schechter
Trenchard VS.. Showalter. Burn VS. Blackburne
Walbrodt vs. Pillsbury Alapin vs.. Janowski, Tar
rasch Schiffers. Halprn Tschigorin. and
Maroczy a bye
At the first adjournment the following results
were registered on the scoring-sheet: Schlechter
beat Baird Trsnchard lost to Showalter and Pills
bury worsted Walbcodt.
At the conCiLsion of the days play the following
additional results we're announced Stenitz beat
Lipke, Caro- lost to Marco. Burn and Blackburne
drew, Alapin beaten by Janowski. Tarrasch
downed Schffers and Halprn surrendered to
Tschgorn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
HAWTHORN CLUE INCORPORATED

WILL. ERECT BUILDING AT BUFFALO FOX IhE
CoRBETT-MCOY FIGHT
Buffalo. July 20.-Papers Of incorporation lor 'ne
Hawthorn Athletic Club were filed with the COUNTY
Clerk this afternoon The headquarters OF !ne cdr o
Charles NJ Wilson David J. Nugent John Maul,
Moses Shire and George y. Brothers rms Is tne
club before which Corbett and Mccoy nave "e''0
TO fight - C,,A hoid ,odav
At meeting OF the Hawthorn Cup heid d oDd ib
Il was stated that the contest Will he uHleI tno
Uorton law with nve-ouncc gloves. Blank appnCA-
ton forms for membership will be r1r"at,Hteu
tho principal cities in few days. The INITIATION
fee Will be fifty cents. The admission 10 Ii,v
contest will be S. SO 49, $50 and SIS Five dollars VIII
admit 10 the arena. and $40 will secure reservoir
seat The higher rates for box seats
check for $500 the clubs FORGET %as ~ dt Sew
York on Saturday. The architects plans Tor a
club building to seat 1900 people viii be suoni,
ted 10 contractors in few days ana IL Is eApec'eu
ground will be broken on August J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

Golf at Shelter Island Is at It's height. Every
Saturday large gathering Of players at the
links and golf teas arc extremely popular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
woMEN.s HANDICAP AT sHINNECocK.

The womens handicap match al the Shinnecock
Hills Golf Club yesterday was the last for this
month. the invitation tournament will open next
Tuesday. The fourteen cards returned showed tho
best golf for the women this Miss Beatrix
Hoyt the contest from scratch. her rounds be-
ing 40 and Al. respectively The total. 81 strokes.
establishes record for competitive score. The
previous record Of 81 was held by Miss Hoyt. Her
card follows: First rounds. T. 4. 5. T. 8. D. 4. 40.
Second round-4. 5. 4, G. 4. 5. g. s. I'll Total. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

NURSE ENlerien 'el nurse desires en-
gagements. confinement and other cases
references from physicians and families
moderate terms Mrs PRESS l35
EOerum St. IruOklyn.
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SWTUMING.
NETWORK MEN WHO WILL CONTEST i'
THE CHICAGO ATHLETIC AS
ISOLATION RACES.

number OF New-York club representatives, WIN
contest in the swimming races to he helh III IN,
cago on Saturday under the auspices OF the I'M
cago Athletic Association. The Cherry Damonu
who will enter the O-yard scratch contest Milllam
pouss ana II. II. Recder jr.. in the spp-ynrh hhnu.
can and w L. Teresey In the l6D-yard contest
Charles Greenhall may also represent the hnlckef-
booker Club in the S0)-yard swim, althougn tnal -
NOT vet n certainty From the New-York Athletlc
club Wenck who is Of the best OF the IraVers
Island swimmers will probably contest, ana ne
NAV be ACCOMPANIED by one or two others. Inc
New York men will compete with some or me
most proficient swimmers I'm and out OF the couh-
FRY including Paul Newman. the American cham
pion Lawless the Canadian champion; Haventy
Of Milwaukee, and Brewer. OF San Francisco: ne
tank in which the contests will be held is 10 feet
long by GO feet wide. with seating accommodatlons
list which closed on Monday night. Is a large one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
GOLF.
MISS KIP WINS THE MORRIS COUNTY
HANDICAP FOR THE FOOTE CUP.

The fourth handicap competition for the Foote
Cup was held yesterday on the Morris County
links and twelve enthusiastic women braved the
heat for several hours to turn IN scores the con-
ditions were eighteen holes handicap medal play.
twice around the old nne-hoe course. The winner
was Miss Bessie Kip. whose card was:
Out notwithstanding $ 20 90 nc
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 . ~ N-"' Nv
Miss Kip also tied with Miss Helen Shelton the
club champion for the best gross score. This con-
,cst closed the midsummer season at the Morris
County Club and no more matches OF any kind Will
be held until fall The scores follow:
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ASsIGNEES' NOTICE.

o>>NO~~>y~~~
IN PURSUANCE Of ar order na:s "
Hon. Martin l.. StDyer. ere o. ~
Justices os the Supreme Court. dated ~
3lst day Of Nay. 1855.
Notice IL hereby given % all erection
and persona having claims asairs, Io.,
Brown and John Matzen1acher. .sie.y 10
ing business under the firm rzne <
Brown and Matzenbacher that trey an
required To present their c.s.ns vita ~
vouchers therefor. duly verified. % n. slA
scriber, the assignee 70, sal J)ha Bro~,
and John MatzsnbacheE. f0r the he,si, 4
creditors. az hts offce. - Worth stree,
Borough % Manhattan. cry %, Nss Yo,s
on or before TIRE l5tl fay q. sep,,ns2.
1895.
Dated New York June q is9s
JAMES y. MATHER
AsxC,a
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AouATICs AT BERGEN BEACH.

There will be an amateur swimming carrii''i a.
perger Reach BROOKLYN on August Is. The races VIII
be governed by the Amateur Athletic Union runs
and Will consist OF co-yard scratch. 2o-yard hanu'
can 3OO-yard scratch noVcel. and mile nn nd
dicap Prizes will be awarded TO the nrst. sec'slu
md third men in each contest. The entrance Zee
for each race will be 81. Entries VIII Close Oh
August with William II. Robertson. - farh ho"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
BISLEY RIFLE MEETING.


OH4~hDIANo nzAh1 HUH oCOKEb IN SHOOTING
FOR THE ST. GEORGES CHALLENGE VASE
London. July @.-At the Bisley rife meeting to-
day. In the competition for the ST. Georges Chal-
lenge Vase. first stage 800 and COO yards. omen 70
volunteers and retired volunteers, at zoo yards
nearly eighty men scored IS points. the highest
possible.
OF the Canadians. Hayhurst scored Is. Ross %.
Broadhurst. "a; G!lchrtst SO; Miller, So; McVttie
SO; Armstrong 80; Robertson. 80; Logic 80; Black
80; Forbes 30; Hutcheson 80; Pain. 80: Brooks. 81
Runians 81; Blair 81; Swaine 81; Simpson %
Spencer %; Davidson. 2S and Lieutenant Smith. q
In The Daily Telegraph Cup contest Broad
hurst was among the fifteen highest possibes Tn
sn0otlng or the tie there were four highest nos
sibes; including Broadhurst The final ties viii he
shot later Armstrong and Ross. Of the Canadians
won f2 each ~ Ii
In the Martins Cup contest, 200 yards. standing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

improvements. water-courses. water fronts
and privileges. hereditaments and ap-
purtenances thereto belonging or In any
wise appertaining and the reversions and
remanders. rents. issues and profits there
OF, and all the estate. right. title and in
terest property claim and demand what
soever 81 the said Philadelphia. Reading
and New England Railroad Company In
law, equity or otherwise. howsoever OF. In
and to the same or any part thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

WASHING. &c.-Rellabls Swedish wom-
an wants washing and Ironing out by
town. 22l East Both st., 81 bell. rear
house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

MAN. 40. experienced investigator or
0ce work. 60 anywhere. highest TT T.,
ences: lowest terms. SMITH. 2'leS run
ton-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

Norwood Park Golf Club has been exceedingly ac-
tive. At present series of matches for the Nor
wood Cup. women's putting contest and four
some tournament are under way The two former
are to close on September 3. when the prizes will
be awarded F. E. Henderson is already well in
the lead for the Norwood Cup. On TUESDAY the
Hutton Park. Orange, for a match with the Essex
County players. the latter winning by scoro OF
% to-
Tho Nutley golf team Is TO play the Powelton
team Saturday at Newburg Alpheus Geer has
resigned the captaincy Of the team. and will be
succeeded on Monday by S. II. Dorr.
With the completion Of its new eighteen-hole
course, the Crescent Athletic Club has decided to
take a moro active part in team matches. and n
number OF challenges have been sent to local clubs
for contests in the near future The Crescent
McKeever James L. Taylor, H. s. Bouns Captain
w. B. Campbell and w. B. Rhett.
Golf at Shelter Island is at It's height. Every
Saturday sees large gathering Of players at the
links. and golf teas are extremely popular.
According to the conditions under which the
Presidents Cup IS offered at the Marine and Field
Club the first period for submitting scores ended
July 10 At that time the point winners were
Percy S. Mallett. ]. T. Gwathmey. f. c. Lockwood
and William K Brown Mallett received points
the next best and Lockwood and Brown each l
point for the third best The second period viii end
to-day. when a rating is to be announced.
The annual open golf championship Of Ireland
will be played this year at Portrush beginning on
August 80.
The latest club to take up golf in Westchester
County IS the Century Golf Club. on tho shores Of
Pelham Bay. Its links close to those Of the
Country Club OF Westchester. BENJAMIN Stern IS
the president and Dan" Letch the professional in
charge for the summer
The Rockaway Hunt Club and the Oakland Golf
Club will meet IN a team match Saturday at
Cedarhurst
The women OF the Montclair Golf Club arc at
present interested in series OF handicaps for n
cup presented by F. NJ. Harrison Under the con-
ditions there are to be two matches each month
at eighteen holes, medal play. until October when
the winners Will play off In a final match
The Quaganpoxet Golf Club near New-London.
Is open for the season. The club has attractive
course of nine holes stretching for about q third
OF a mile along the shore of the Sound.
The second team OF the Baltusrol Golf Club will
play the Elizabeth team at Batusrol on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

WASHING Respectable young woman
would Ike To take family washing home !:
open-alr drying; best references. Mrs.
HAGNER. loo K'ngsbridge Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
DYKER MEADOW TEAM DEFEATED.

The Essex County team defeated the Dyker
Meadow team the Essex links in Hutton Park
Orange. yesterday by Of to J. +. W.
Jewett the only Dyker Meadow player who
won his match. Duncan Edwards lost TO Watson
by three holes. and Norris halved his match with
Colby The other results are shown in the ap-
pended summary:
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cores Of all the competitors follow:

On Friday the thirty sixth round will be PLAYED
when tho pairing will be follows: Schirers VS.
Aapin. Janowsk VS.. Wabrodt. Pillsbury VS. Burn
Backburne VS.. Trcnchard, Showalter VS.. Baird
Schechter Caro-. Marco Lpke Maroczy VS.
Halprin, Tsch!gor.n VS.. Tarrasch. and Steintz
bye.
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Tying not at his best and took % for the
round. By holes Travis won. up and TO go.
Though friendly meeting. the result Will have Its
effect in placing Travis better footing than
that established at Sea Bright when Tying beat him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

An Informal match that attracted considera bic
attention In the morning was played between Travis
and Tying. in which the former equaed the rec
ord OF the previously held by Tying and
Toler. Traviss card follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
DYKER MEADOW.
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

On Saturday the Dvker Meadow team will play
the Country Club of Westchester at Dyker Meadow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21

UOUsEWORK. &c.-By colored girl. with
references. for general housework or
days work preferred. III West 6Oth-st.
Wings box.
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STORAGE.
aLARD WANTED,

>~~~~~<>~~o~>~>>~>S> -, ~ b1clr-u
WANTED. In private fanls sssd q -
two nrst-ciass rooms. nv. W.. ARE 10 ~
furnished. second floor, 90, ,asstior. NJ
ting-room: breakfast centIai PERsN
NFNT Rox -. i.242 BroadMs---
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And also all and singular the grants.
licenses rights and privileges conferred by
the laws Of the state OF New York upon
the said Poughkeepse Bridge Company
and now vested in the said Philadelphia.
Reading and New England Railroad Com
pany.