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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31

The nature of the recent accident to the
Prince OF Wales is thus learnedly explained In
the London Lancet:
On Monday morning. July IL, while coming
down the spiral staircase at Waddesdon Manor. ho
missed his footing. and in the sudden severe effort
made to save himself from falling. sustained q
fracture of the left patella. On examination it was
found that the line of fracture was nearly transverse
and close TO the upper margin Of the patella. About
WAS torn away along with the tendinous insertion OF
the quadriceps ~e1tensor and the gap between the
fragments amounted to q little more han two inches.
The joint was digthuded with blood. Means were
adopted 10 immobiLze the limb. bring down the
upper fragment, and 10 prevent fitting. This has
proved so far successful that upon examination
to-day Thursday 1t was found that the interval be-
tween the fragments was greatly diminished, not
being now more than q quarter OF an inch, and tho
effusiOn in the Joint IL lessuned considerably. The
condition OF the illustrIous patient Is IN other re-
Epects most satisfactory, and he IL bearing the en-
forced restraint with exemplary patience and good
temper.
The same authority says that at a consulta-
ton held at Marlborough House between Lord
Lister. Sir William MacCormac, Sir Thomas
smith and Sir Francis Laktng. q very careful
examination was made Of the precise state OF
tho fracture. The treatment carried out SO far
was found to have greatly improved the posi-
ton Of the fragments at the seat Of the fracture,
and the progress made IL all that can be desired
In the time which has elapsed since the injury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
BUSg HERE,
Dull Elsewhere.
Better Values.
FOR EXAMPLE:
Wash Dress Fabrics
At Mid Summer Reductions,

AZ midsummer Reductions.
Bordered Chambrays-4o inches wide
all colors-sold at opening
OF season at 10 cents. ................ OK
Galatea Cloths for Yachting
Costumes and Boys ~Suits-fancy
and plain-unlimited assortment. ...... Ian
Fancy P~iques-ohecks. plaids. polka dots
and bayadere Plaids-lighta and
medium grounds-impossible to
duplicate under a shilling ......... 6X
Lace and Corded Stripe Batistes-
mostly navy-and-white-value o.. 3H
Extra fine Madras Cloth
bias plaids. stripes and neat
checks-sold elsewhere at .14.......... 6H
80 inch Scotch Ginghams-checks.
stripes and plaids-good value at .15... OK
French Organdies-fancy shades. ........ Is
Fine Silk Mulls-4O inches wide
all the leading shades-were .40....... 90
Bicycle Suiting-best make-leading
road shades-unoutwearable ......... .12H
Large variety 40 inch Fancy Lawns..... AZ
Yard wide Percales-10 cent quality. 5
10 cent Black Brocaded Sateens........ OK
French Twill Sateens-fancy shades. OK
Short Lengths Of Quilting Chintz. ....... az
French Sateen-silk styles
variety of patterns-worth ,15......... 9X
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
Home Furnishings
At Mid Summer Reductions.

Japanese Art Crepes-best colors.....". ~
Fig'd Silkolines-30 s~tyles-loral.
conventional and Oriental designs..... 51
Lace Stripe Scrlms-4O inches wide..... TX
Emb'd Tambour Sash Muslins-
twenty designs. Id
Fancy Striped Sash Curtaining
with rufle-40 inches wide. ............ 10
1000 yards Coin Spot and Fig'd
Curtain Musllns-38 inches wide....,.. az
Fancy Figured Denims.. S1
Heavy Cretonnes-36 inches wide
80 styles and colorings ......".....". 12H
2-yard Derby Tapestry Table Covers. .93
Couch ~Covers-Bagdad Stripes........... 1.40
Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers
to inches long %.oo
Figured Furniture Velvets-were 3d.. 80
Silk Figured Damasks-5O inches wide. 10
Heavy Tapestry Portieres-Armure.
Derby and Bagdad Weaves-one and
two pair lots-4O s~tyles-the pair. 2.eS
Chenille Portieres-fringed top and
bottom-65 inches wide.....""....... 3.eS
Oriental and French Stripe
Tapestries-50 inches wide. ............ .60
Reversible Turanian Rugs-36x63 inch. 1.30
Best Wool Smyrna Rugs
30X60 inch-twenty styles. ........... l.B
japanese Mating Ru~gs-38x72 inch.... 30
REVERSIBLE TURANIAN RUGS
Oriental and Medallion Designs.
ex9 1T. ............ 5.97 7.6x10.0ft.......se o
oxl2 ft........... ll.o5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
Ladies Cotton Underwear
At Mid Summer Reductions.

Good Muslin Gowns-V or high neck
4 insertings Of SNOWY emb'y........... 40
Cambria and Muslin Gowns-emb'y
or fancy lace trim-20 styles........... .e9
Fine Cambria Gowns-odd sizes
tslightly soiled) handsomely trim'd.... 1.40
Muslin Ombrelle skirts-Insertings Of
heavy lace or deep emb'd rufie...-... 10
Fine Cambria skirts-handsome emb'd
rufle or 8 insertings OF fine Val........ 1!6o
Fine Cambria Corset Covers-V or
s~quare-ins'gs Of lace or emb'y......... 30
Finer lot French style-low
neck-hne lace or emb'y trim .......... so
Good Muslin Drawers-hem and tuckS.. rs
Fine Cambria and Lawn Drawers
Ombrelle and Regular-Point dc
Paris. Val and fine emb'y trim go
soubrette Drawers-ten styles....."... 1.25
Cold Lawn Dressing sacques-
Shirred French back-tab front........ "A
White Lawn Shirt Waists ............... .99
Children's Good Muslin Drawers
emb'y trim'd rufhe %
ChiIdren's Muslin Ombrelle Skirts
Torchon lace or emb'y trim............ 40
Children's Muslin Night Gowns
two insertings Of emb'y-tucks...... 40
Children's Drawer Waists
heavy twill-all sizes.............."... ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
Linens and Dress Goods
At Mid- Summer Reductions.

Fin Linen Lunch sets
full bleached-2S and 3 yd. cloth
double row openwork-knot fringe
regular price 6.0O-complete set... 3.o9
All Linen Table Damasks-
80 inches wide-full bleached. ......... 80
Extra heavy Linen Napkins
medium size-fast selvage-dZ.......... los
All Linen Fringed Doylies-Cream
and W~hite-12x12 inch-each. ......... ~
2 yard Best Cardinal Table CIoths....... .e3
Full Bleached Turkish Towels
extra heavy-46 inches long ............ ion
10 inch AL Linen Checked Towelllng... 8
All Linen Diaper-1S inch-10 yd. pc.... 10
Extra fine All Wool Challies-
light and dark-h regular price ...... "a
All Wool Serges-Black and Colors-
80 to 40 inch-worth 80 to rs cts........ 20
30 inch All Wool Storm Serges-
Navy. Brown and Green-special value 40
Large variety Of Novelty and Check
Suitings-formerly 100 to l.50....... 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
Silks and White Goods
At Mid Summer Reductions.

81 inch Figured Foulards-
light and dark effects. 40
Black Brocaded Gros Grains
"a inches wide-new designs ..".".... 40
Fancy Striped and Checked Washable
silks-new combinations .............. "a
% inch Figured Indias and
Satin Striped Foulards. ................. 30
SO inch Washable White Habutai. ....... 40
Black Satin Striped Gros Grains ......... 10
Figured Foulards-20 and % inch ....... 10
Corded Piques-Pink. Blue
and White-36 inches wide. ............ 10Y
White P~iques-heavy and
medium cord-2S and 80 inch.......... .15
Fine White and Cold Organdies-
~ inch-lengths from 2 to 7yds...... .124
SO inch Fine White Organdies-
2 to 10 yards-were .l2h-now"".... on
Fine White Dimities-Stripe
and Checks-were 12H ents........ 81
As inch Silk and Linen Organizes. .....,. 20
Black and White Tarlatans-6O nch..... Oh
40inch Fine India Linens-were TO-. "a
40 inch Fine Victoria Lawns-Speclal ~. 90
Fine White Cambrics-36 inch. ..n...... ~
% inch Crepe Cloth-Black and Cold. 81
Fine White Long Cloth-38 inches
Wtde-l2 yard piece ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31

The new Custom House rule requiring visit
ors to the docks on the arrival of ocean steam
ships TO get permits from tho steamship COM
panies. which must he countersiGned by the
valid. goes into effect tomorrow. Surveyor
Croft said yesterday that the whole OF each
part Of the pier, The baggage will be examined
In the roped-of space, but the passengers. ex-
to stay in this space. Doubtless, however they
will prefer to do so until their baggage Is
PASSED. No one will he able to get Into the
peEmiL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
BOY ROBBED THE POST OFFICE.
Took $50 from the Money Drawer OF SUBJ
Station II and Went to Troy.

Station II and Went to Troy.
William Golden. IT years old. who was en-
ployed in the drug store at Third avenue and
105th street, in which Post Office Sub-Station
No. IT is located. is accused Of having stolen
$50 from the postal money drawer on, July 20.
Golden, it is stated, went to Troy accompanied
by another boy, and several days later Mrs.
letter from her son In which he asked her t?
send him money to pay his fare home and
disappeared. Post Onice Inspector Hartshorne
brought Golden to this city and arraigned him
before Commissioner Shields. yesterday after
noon. The boy admitted his guilt and was
held under 81, 800 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
Annual Blanket Sale
Reasons for Sale
and low prices quoted

dIC
LIST. . . May. June and July are best months to
buy from the mills.
End 80. We can sell at a small profit by selling
quickly, 80 August Is chosen.
Bird .... Believing the handling OF large guam
titles at small profit keeps us ever busy.
we offer in August, at retail. Blankets.
Spreads and Quilts at large quantity
prices.
REGULATIONS OF SALE
Prices are for pairs. not single Blan-
kets. Our liza measure 72xS4 inch
tsome sell these as 12-4l. our 12-4
measure 76x86.
to.4 WHITE BLANKETS
California Wool-tpart cotton)........... LAO
California - finest Quality.......... 1893
California - extra fne..".......... 2.9S
1914 Strictly All Wool White-4K lbs. 2.99
TIA WHITE BLANKETS.
California wool%part cotton)........... los
Heavy Callfornia-tpart cotton)......... 2.9S
California - fine wool. .............. 3.9S
Extra fine California WOO. ............. 4.98
ia "strictlyAll Wool" White-6 lbs. 3.99
12.4 WHITE BLANKETS
Fine California Wool.................... 4.9S
Extra fine California Wool. ............. 5.9S
coLoRED BLANKETS
1914 All Wool Gray and Natural. ......... 2.99
ia All Wool Scarlet. Gray and Natural. 3.98
1914 All Wool Scarlet. 4.9S
1874 Finest Australian-all wool......... 5.9S
California White Wool CRIB Co.'S to-. 4.08
Comforta bles-AII Full Size
Finest silkoline-anest cotton hlled..... 1.25
Extra fine Sateen " ..... LAO
Finest French Sateen Covered........... 1893
CRIB coMFoRTABLEs
Rufied or plain edges .35
BED SpREADs-AlI full size
White Crochet-newest designs. ........ 80
Extra quality White Crochet. ............. .05
Our No. $50 Marseilles-ful size. ......... 1.98
Colored Mitcheline. ............... 1.15 to 3.40
Large Assortment
White Cambria Covered Cushions,
also Best Feather Pillows-best ticking.
Ask for Prices of Feather PAoDS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
perfumery and Toilet Articles
At Mid Summer Reductions.

Complexion Brushes styles"...... %
Imported All Bristle Hair Brushes
solid back-eleven row........... 10
Celluloid Dressing Combs-white.
also amber and shell tints. ,........... 20
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water...... 40
Bradley's Bay Rum-pint bottle.......... 40
Tarrant's Dermal Powder ................ IA
Bath-Perfume Tablets. ................ ~
Du Murae Face Powder 20
Partisan Violet Ammonia. ............... IL
Solid Back All Bristle Nail
Scrubs. with handle We're Is. ......... 10
Bulb Syringcs--four hard rubber
pipes--exceptional value...."....... %
Bevelled Glass Hand Mirror, ............ 80
Triplicate Shaving Mirrors
lcatherctte back were ,40.."........ "a
Fancy Decorated Hard Metal
Powder Boxes. were BJ......".....- 40
Salt Water Bath ~Soap-bar .."...,..... IL
Combination Buttcrmilk, cola Cream
and Glycerine SOap--5 cIGcs Ior.... IL
Folding Alcohol LnIHps
Tor heating curing iron-s""."",."... ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31
D.. altman l. Go.

Announce the opening on
August 9Th, of their Au-
tumn and Winter Stock
of BLANKETS, includ-
ing a large assortment and
many exclusive designs in
Sateen Down Quilts, also
the latest novelties in Silk
and Satin Quilts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28

John Sabine Smith Abraham Gruher, Charles a.
Hess julius VI. Mayer and Charles b. Murray '"e
committee appointed At caucus OF the maeh'"e
Republican distric, leaders on saturday To get up
an explanatory digest OF the Primary Election o'''
met yesterday morning a; the house ot congress-
man Qugr and talked over the bill AS MI. @"es
had to go to Washington. he gave 70 ''e 'O'',,'.
tee his views and IL was decided that each MEMBER
of the committee should prepare draft separately
and thar there should be comparison OF notes on
Friday, when Mr. QuiSe expects to be IN 'he 0''y
again BY that time Il is expected the Dill wiz
have become a law by virtue Of the "ose'no,
signature The digest 70 be prepared oy the oo'"
mit,ee Will explain the law TO the RepuohIan mai
in The civ and probably will be printed lot "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
HINTS TO ATHLETES.
suggestions About Training ana N~ep'""
IN. Body in Good Condition.

Never continue to exercise ions
nroduce fatigue. Stop when you feel Urea
Don't over-cxert yourself to gain h'uscie' W.
member that every muscle has Its limits oeSo"u
which II cannot be developed
Indian clubs are the most effective lo' e,'"s
o,o grace ease and accuracy of movement iea.-
ures which every athlete should strive 70 ou'''-
vate. oroiso and
R,cvcIing has become a popular eAe''''e anu
undoubtedly furnishes, in addition 10 h''Sou'"'
doveIonment. great exhilaration.
Dumb bells. if properly used suenS'"e '''e
muscles Of the arms and incidentally '"''e VI
tho body and legs They also expahd '"e o'e''
and broaden the shoulders.
After exercise a cool shower spray OF path
sbould he taken. not to last more than one OF
tyo minutes and should be followed by pfish
rub TO tone up the system and encourage 'ne
circulation OF the blood. Some pure s'lliu'a"'
eboul1 also be used. Dunys Pure Malt h'skey
,s used by prominent athletes for TINS purpose
and ,s highly recommended. -
II should be noted, however that ON! PuIc
and medicinal malt like Dunys VIII DC VI SCI
vice Ordinary whiskey VIII NOT ans"cl we
nurpose and you should be certain u ScOuie
the genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
UETTERSITY CABLE CHESS MATCH.
CHANGE N THE RULES PROPOSED BY THE ENG
LIsHMEN AC"EPTED-GAMB TO BE
PLAYED O% hPRIi. 20


meeting OF the representatives, OF the chess
clubs in connection with the Columbia, Harvard
Yale and Princeton universities Was held at the
Manhattan Chess Clue Yesterday afternoon. In or
der 10 discuss the advs ability OF accepting the
proposed alterations Of me rules for the cable
chess match aga!nst oxford and Cambridge as sub
mitted by the chess clubs OF The English universi-
ties This that 10 player shall be eligible for
more than five years after matriculation There
were present c. K. Jscobas of Columbia W. NJ
Murdoch, OF Yale, and +. T.. Seymour, of Prince
ton E. B Souiaard. o.; Harvard. sent word that
he could not be present "a the meeting but that
Harvard would agree 10 ything the other three
representatives should decide on.
After long discuss on, il was decided TO accept
the Englishmens proposition 20 limit the eligibility
Of players 10 five years after matricua ION. and
they also agreed TO accept The date FOR the match
namely. April 20
The next business Of the meeting 10 elect the
team. II was unanimously decided that z. g.
Soulhard Harvard; i. :. Meyer. Columbia: w II
Murdoch, Yale, and r.. T.. Seymour, Princeton
should play In the match and that these -four
players. at subsequent meeting should select the
other two players and the substitutes.
The match Is 10 be played day. and ell the
unfinished games are 10 be adjudicated by referee.
The president o.. the ST George Chess Club
London where the London end OF the match viii
be played. will be asked TO act representative in
London OF the American students
The match will be played here u Ter the auspices
OF the Manhattan CHESS Club, In the rooms OF
which organization the games this side will
take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
HURRY BACK TO THE CAPITAL.
SENATOR'S PLATT AND MURPHY AND MR. oUIGG
RETURN TO wAsHINGTON-ERIE CANAL AND
RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION BILLS
SAID TO BE DEAD

Senator Thomas c. Plntt left the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday morning to return TO Washingto on
and several Republican politicians who went 70
the hotel later in the day. expecting 10 have talks
with him. were disappointed Congressman Quigg
won't on Washington also Senator Murphy
who was the Hoffman House also returned tn
Washington in the afternoon. Chairman Hackett
Of the Republican State Committee said that the
interest in the attitude OF the Government toward
Spain was too great to allow Of much interest In
State politics. State Senator Krum who was at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Saturday. returned 10
Albany yesterday morning and State Senator
Page who spent some time at the hotel YESTERDAY
said he would so back to Albany this morning
One OF Mr.. Hacketts visitors I'm the afternoon was
State Senator Grady. who said he had not been 70
Lakewood TO see Mr.. Croker.
II settled at the talks with Mr. Plat on Sat
urday evening tina, Senator Pavey's bin 10 amend
the State Constitution % as 10 permit the sale 90
tho Erie Canal 10 the United States Coyernmeo,
should be killed. and that effort should be
TO revive the bill TO legislate the Rapid Transit
Commission out OF Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28

Keep in mind that SCOTS
Emulsion contains the hypo-
phosphites.
These alone make it of great
value for all affections OF the
nervous system.
1t also contains glycerlne, a
most valuable, soothing and
healing agent. Then there is
the cod-liver oil, acknowledged
by all physicians as the best
remedy for poor blood and loss
in weight. :. :,
These three great remedial
agents blended into a creamy
Emulsion, make remarkable
tissue builder.
SOC and 500. all drueslsts. vo-v
SCOTT BOVINE Chemists New i"'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
REMOVAL or CUSTOI HOUSE OPPOSED.
MANY s1GNERs TO PETITION AGAINST THE
BOWLING GREEN SITE.

BOWLING GREEN SITE
Washington. March q (specaD.- Representative
Fischer. OF New-York filed yesterday the protest Of
certain merchants. bank officers bankers and
underwriters against the passage OF the House bill
entitled. "A bill 10 supplement and amend an ACT
entitled An Act for the erection OF a new Custom
House In the CRY OF New-York. and for other pur-
poses approved March g. 1891" They say:
your petitioners desire earnestly TO protest
AGAINST the removal Of the Custom House from its
present site I'm Wall-st and AGAINST IT'S location al
Bowling Green at some distance from the Sub
Treasury. the banks. insurance companies and
those merchants who have NEST frequent occasion
to visit the Custom House; and they respectfully
request that your honorable body VIII careiuly IN
vestigate the alleged grounds FOR the removal or
the Custom House from its present to a remote
site contrary 10 tho express wishes OF the mer-
chants OF this city whose business intercourse with
the customs service is most frequent
The petition Is dated March 70, and Is In print
Including the names The signers the Bank OF
New-York the Bank OF America. Ph6riX Nationai
Bank. president and directors OF the Manhattan
Company. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company;
United States Trust Company. OF New ork. ked,,
mond Kerr Il CO. Central Trust company, or
Ncw-York; Brown Brothers & Co. Atlantic Fruit
tlon ,i"' Rank james = Woodward, the German
American Bank ilcidelbaGh ickeIhellTmer x H. 30,
& Co Lehman Bros Knauth Nachod 4 kuhne.
c. Amsinck 4 Co. Insurance Company or North
America United States Lloyds Firemans Fund
Insurance Company. Providence washington In
surance Company. St Paul Fire and Marine insur-
ance Company Security Insurance Company, Bos-
ton Marine Insurance Company the NGw-fGrk Ma
Rand. James II Taylor q Co.; T. II. 4 w J.
Peck. Eagle Fire Company. Muller. SchaIl Co,
Royal Insurance Company. Ladenpnrg, lht mann
& Co. Union Assurance Society. OF London; North
ern Assurance Company. Of London; Norwich
Union Fire Office. Of England: sun insurance Ot-
hce. OF Connecticut: Commercial Union Assurance
Company. Limited; Williams, Russell Co, the
Metropotan Trust Company. Kuhn l.oeb 90.
the Imperial Insurance Company. Limited; queen
Insurance Company OF America. MAITLAND. Coppel
& CO., the Post Building Company, l.. Won HON.
man x Co. lnman. Swami Co. Knoops. Frede-
ricks Il CO.. }. Kennedy Tod & CO., H. j. Ferris
(Home Insurance Company National City Bank.
OF New-York; 5. Mum Son & Co
The petition was referred to tho Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28

PopulIs,s held AT Raleigh on the io'h '''''' VIZ
following resolution adopted; .or,.
Received Tha, the spirit OF the III p,
Marty and The silver Republican party. IN Yong
he union OF all forces favoring reform % ,!b
reform was the inspiration Of the People, party
and Is now its greatest purpose. r,tor NJ tho
Rnnubi,cSns and Popusts of North Carolina IN
iS9i and 1896 take the liberty oil 3sNn a1nroa EIu
ing Congressional election. YOU favor corporation
trust that you will find it convenient to reply
riv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
CORNELL DOESN'T LIKE 1T.
PROPOSITION TO CHANGE TIE DATE OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RACE

Ithaca n Y March 1.-THE report that Yale
and Harvard desire 20 change the date OF the tri-
angular race set FOR June 3 or a. at New-LoHdon.
was not received with satisfaction here Captain
Colson said that II would be almost impossible for
Cornell to race later han June a. as tho crew will
require the intervening time 10 prepare for its
with Pennsylvania a.d q lumbia on July !. II
would be out OF the question 10 row two big races
within a week should the de- Of the second re-
gatta be made earlier: Il is 0roo9bie that Cornell
could arrange 20 meet y % and Harvard after
their commencement cNcrcl. s., as they desire. II
Is not though, probable here. however that the
date for the second race W.. De changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
NEW FOURTHCLAss POsTMASTERs.

Washington. March S.-Fourth-class postmnsters
have been appointed as follows:
New-Jersey -Cavicr, Ovid Davis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Charles ". stoddard:
Cedars. Minnie +. krake; Charlotte Centre. c. L.
bumpus. Davenport Centre. William H. Roberts;
grant Mills r. +. De Silva: Newton Falls. John
1. Eerris: fully. h r. Davis. West Burlington. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
Confident or HIS ELECTION

The voters Of the town OF Greenburg are much IN.
tcrcstcd In the election that is TO take place To-
morrow Especial interest is felt regarding tho
contest FOR the Office OF Town Clerk James
Taylor Editor and proprietor OF The Dobbs Ferry
Register is one OF the candidates for the Office
and his friends. who are many have been making
an active In behalf OF their candidate ThoS
feel confident that the general confidence and
esteem in which Mr.. Taylor Is held will result In
his election by good majority. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28

rnittee Of the Amateur Athletic Union: IN aI 1or
10 tho resolution sent TO that BODY D.! w ~
colleeiatc Association OF Amateur Atlie'es M No
America docs not eliminate the ob)ec'lons 10 ,on o
regular scheme as set forth in sald reSoiu''o'''
therefore, be II ,,,. .ssociation OF
Resolved That the intercollegiate V ,iobt
Amateur Athletes Of America demands az IIs i'S ~
absolute exemption Of all its membets Oh n,nr
registration scheme Of the Amateur A'nio"O ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28

37inch Fancy Mixed Chevio's, at 25c; reduce
from 3'Hc.
So inch Atwood Dress Bunting, in cream, navy
blue and black, at 3lc; made TO sell at 400
yard
31-nch Covert Cloths, at 371lc made to sell at
Csc. yard.