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prevail Outside the sportsmanlike side Of such
an ,amelsamation, this better understand ding
SiHbs san6Et fail to bring forth good fruit an
Remarkable run getting. and batting Seats
In England. This has, been largely due to the
tEalian team. Two matches recently played By
the Antpodeans against strong elevens re-
against Sussex at the end Of July. after the
no less than 924 With the loss Of only -FOUR four
EicketS, then they declared the inning closed
lap fSs hope tS S ssssaS the SUISSE out
victory, Victor Trumper. the youngest mem
Der OF the visiting team. was the star batSman
score 81 800 also not out. made by ". L. Muro
dock. sevsnteen years ago, which was the most
WIEN T &c 81 Ia %.1 shs EpsasS
tSe r. G. vas sl6 %sa' ~ drove rr SSs
that had never Before been acoomplished.
2oQ-yard sweepstake race that created a
senaation IN redestrian circles. was decided
English sprinters. Harry Hutchsns. eonceded
n AL hls 5rime, 70 be the fastest man who ever
amateur. received seven yards start OF 8. Har-
9dds Of 6to were laid on Hutehens,, while
against The race was one OF the most exciting
ever seen AZ 100 yards Hutehens look sd al
eeeh drew Su Tr fhey T Tne haSSGGsd him
few yards from the finish Harper also closed
on the veteran. and az they crossed the line half
judges eye first by six Inches. with Harper a
loot n front OF Hutchens, The winner received
In bets The time Was 20 seconds f oS d sS
grass track. but with high wind assisting tie
attractions st the sports where the above TIL s
angular race TOOK place ana narrowly escaped
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Trick /. There Is nothing In the hand Tor
which to lead trumps. but there Is prac-
ticalIy no other good opening: Modern play
common sense school considers 1t a losing play
when the leader 10 long In the suit. Common
Sense In Whist" page 145. says on this sub
'eSt; ~. .dvor,,,,o. ,..oun. D, ..,, 49,. o,,
cards through you, make them catoh them
never give them up: Suppose you hold king
and small cards and the player on your right
leads through you with queen and jack Don't
give up your king until Il is the only card left
or your cards become fourchette. because IL Is
always possible that the third hand, even II he
holds the ace, may not have enough guards to
king"
Trick g. This is the fatal discard. but z nat
urally supposed that A had the strong hand,
as he was leading the trumps and that might
get into the lead In which case " would be
Trick 1. As Y cannot take trick It does not
matter what he discards.
Trick g.. AS discard 10 rather clever. and is
intended to conceal his hand from the adver:
saEies has thrown away all his spades, and
king will win. after which he can keep them all
guessing as to his last card.
Tricks IL and IL. AS lead Of the long
trumps should have aroused rs suspicious as
" very rarely happens that a player will force
nsR sh he
some deceptive play earlier In the hand which
he proposes to take advantage OF II he can,
Now look at the difference in the everyday.
when discards his best protected suit.
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serious accident. After several feats he essayed
Print a black patch from his sooted shoe on
the face OF his little boy who was placed on q
Leaned broke In two with q crash. but despite
this Darby's dexterity, enabled him TO clear the
obstacle and land by the side OF his boy with
out hurting either ,Undaunted by the acci-
dent the jumper tried a second time and ac-
complished the trick.
Englishmen seem to be able TO hold their
own In swimming, ]. Nuttall and j. Greasley,
Of England, and Percy and Arthur Carill. Of
the world, met in, the, final heat Of the = Crit
terion de Ia Natatlon." at Paris. on July 80
hnish but stomach trouble put him out OF tho
race. grand struggle between Grehsley and
man by, one yard. Nuttall was third. and
Arthur Carlll fourth Eight Frenchmen were
In the final heat. but they were ontclaaaad.
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" get eleven tricks.

Trick 2, z knows partner must have one
81. and with his own spade suit he naturally
Trick 4. Z is now bile to place the club suit
pretty accurately, b has returned the higher
oftwo only and holds the 4. a holds O. or Y
s., the ace and one other being with Y. Now. IL
which case 1t would be very nice 4 could get
q hnesse against A and as may hold the 10.
or even both 10 and J Of trumps. y underplavs
the suit for the second round. III had stopped
to think about the matter he would probably
have covered this trick with the jack. because
i cannot, have either king or queen. and GER
cards in his hand. but the play is given as it
Trick 5. Unable to return his partners
trump leads. has to select q suit and 1t is In
just such situations that most players 60 to
guessing or lead their own suit Now II
cost him Just three tricks. because II he leads q
diamond A will win 1t and continue the suit
three times. as II would be foolish for him to
lead AWAY from his minor tenace In clubs The
third round will force and compel him to
lose two tricks in spades at the end, Instead
OF guessing. Y gives up the tenace in the ad-
Trick @. z must flnesse the spade. be-
cause even II A wins the trick he can mako
only one trick in diamonds, no matter
what he leads next. D discards both spades.
knowing they are, useless.
Of always discardipg from weakness. but it
must be confessed that they run against many
a snaR by so doing, and sometimes wreck
hand in the most effective ,mnnner. Take the
following as an example. dealt and turned
the heart9.
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FOREIGN SPORTING NEWS
Champion Seuller Howell to Retire Re
mRrkablo Cricket.

Champion Seuller Howell to Retire Re-
mRrkablo Cricket.
The latest foreign mail contains many items
OF interesting sporting events. recently de-
cided In the old world. According to
the gossip which followed Howell's second
victory In the race for the WinEfeld Sculls. the
champion will now retire. and the hope of both
English and American oarsmen to see another
race between Howell and Ten Eyck will not be
Rratifed. 1t 10 freely reported that Howell
has rowed his last race, and that Black
state. who has been his most formidab BILE
opponent for the past two years. will
also relinquish racing. With these two
men not in the running. next years
race for the Diamond sculls at Henley should
be a fairly easy proposition for good class
American sculler.
A hue and cry has at last been raised In Eng
land over the corralling OF the best university
oarsmen for the Henley crews OF the Leander
Rowing Club each year. The complaint 10
pick OF tho Oxford and Cambridge scullers the
Leander Club GOES not hesitate to upset ar
rAnEements at both universities. and that In
getting the best men from any source. at all
costa. IL disreRards sporting amenities and the
inconvenience to other clubs. Commenting on
the question In the Sporting Life. "Old Blue "
sayr; .u,.,. ,
thorttative inform alton received. this limit has
been Tssehsd A. lest MAJ year the London
Gnless. one believes as ,origen did In Satan
to s b scsss d
ssssSsSSsni meats Win si%o"i Sni1sSssl s aD
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CAMERAS.

In anticipation Of an extraordinary demand fos
aGOOD CAMERA at a MODERATE PRICE ws
placed an order with one Of AMERICAS largest
camera manufacturers for an unprecedented mum.
Der Of EXTRA QUALITY. GRAIN LEATHER. Ax5
CAMERA. having a superior Achromatic Lense.
embracing double dry.plate holder, double finders
and tripod sockets. time and snap shot shutter.
We are selling the $500 "Banner" Cameras
at $2.65.
Zone to a customer)
Come and inspect our camera stock All tho
latest products Of the leading makers
6oc.
Ruby and Orange Lights. shades 'front.'
burns kerosene-a large line OF 5 K Printing
Frames. selling of at 24c.
France are we'll seasoned maple. extra
worth b0c.
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AN ORDINANCE HELD UP,
Suspicion That It Is Meant to Give Street
hRilwayS Valuable Concessions.

Suspicion That It Is Meant to Give Street
Railways Valuable Concessions.
The Councils Committee on Public Build.
inRs. Lighting and Supplies has held up an
ordinance designed to give exclusive jurlsdic-
ton over all conduits and subways to tho
Commissioner OF Public Buildings. Lighting
and Supplies. which was introduced several
weeks ago at the request. 1t Is said. OF Conn
missioner Kearny. Councilman Christman,
the Chairman OF the ommttee. contends that
permits for such work are In the nature Of
irahcnises' and that the Municipal Assembly
should not give away the power onferred unon
II oy the Charter over franchises. Mr.. Christ-
man believes that the object OF the ordinance
peen granted to street railway com panies 10
s ay eEnRRssts SlonGside their tracks Commits
msnt to the ordinance, and says thai tSs
~ aqiaacipal assembly must adopt Il or dsfssI u
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Alb make eight tricks only.

Trick Z. has had no discards from and
must either go on, with tho suit on the chance
leading up to Y's apparent weakness. II he
shifts. 2 will force with the CLUB jack, A will
have to lead another spade, and w will save
II rs frat discard had been diamond. but that
would be unnatural
The discard Of the best protected suit seems
going right along with the clubs II Ycovers
the first trusp lead with the king.Y-Z equally
third round OF trumps and will naturally open
his best suit lib shows his suit before return
ing the trump lead. as many do. will save
hnesse anything but will keep up the ruff.
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suspected the coup. or could have spoiled II
all BY refusing to win the spade king.
One OF the most useful thlngs aboutth dis
card Is to prevent guessing, Just as In the
foregoing hand 1t saved from guessing. and
10y players who guess at the suit they should
land ext. instead 81 getting some definite inior-
nation by means Of q discard. This discard may
or giving pp command. tenace even. in the
adversaries' suit. Take the following rather
II was played In London twenty-five years ago.
and was first published In the "Westm mister
Papers" z dealt and turned the deuce OF
hearts.
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Death of Tim CallarhAn.

The London Mirror Of Life contains the
news Of the death OF Tom Callaghan. the New
castle boxer. who was at one time the feather
weight champion OF England. In 1892 Gala
CHAN visited America for the purpose OF lighting
George Dixon. BE Was unsuccessful and took
On Cal hSGsnS Inc Par b iioSsn , t asw
teen rounds Callaghan then returned to Eng
land and met several good men. defeating them
quite easily. His last affair was with Kid
Reading ON June IL last, and after twenty
rounds the decision was d draw. CAllaghAn
was tWenty-seven yeArp old.
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Alb get seven tricks only.

Alb get seven tricks only.
Trick !. Y follows the very common practice
suit 90 that each Of them will credit the other
with 1t. This artifce has been known to coax a
player to give up his only possible reantry card,
80 sure was he that his partner still had the
deuce Of his suit to give him,
Trick 5, 2 having discarded q spade while
with the Q. and thinks B is leading back the
higher OF two cards 8 2. therefore he takes the
nnesse against 2. and allows to get the
diamonds going.
Trick Z. Unjust get his partner into the lead
again II possible; 80 as to get another hnesse
In diamonds. The only thing can have is
spades. and leads him q supporting card,
hoping to kill something in AS hand on the
way.
Now look at the hand when A is not coaxed
TO hn0sse:
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TELEPHONE FOR STRAY Ax1MALs
Pound Keeper Weizsl, Up in the Bronx
Invites the Public to BE NaiEhborIy.

Hereafter. when pig goes astray on Staten
Island. or a COW wanders from Far Rockaway.
or horse lie lost at College Point. tho owner
will not have to travel all the way up to the
city pound. In the Borough OF the Bronx. to
learn whether the animal Is In custody Louis
Weizel. the pound keeper. Is an up-to-date
man and intends to make the pound under his
charge model OF Its kind. He has. therefore.
at his own expense. had a telephone put in.
and owners OF lost animals can now ind out
whether they have been captured by public
officials by ringing up 112 fremont. which is
the poundmaster's telephone number.
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A-B get eleven tricks.
Trick g. In this case. IL will be observed.
A 10 sure OF clearing his suit, for II b has not
the deuce he can run the suit out. II he has
the deuce, ike queen must fall on the king.
Trick T. b plays the DeschapelleS coup.
He has two king suits, and his only guide as
TO which to choose is rs discard OF a spade,
showing that he is probably stronger in dia-
monds. 1t 10 often necessary 10 take into
account such fine points as this. when you are
In hole and have TO think fast,
Trick 8. u loses trick by this lead, but his
reason for II 10 quite sound. He places Is with
the spade queen. and as has no clubs to lead
B he will compel that play or eventually to come
70 him IN diamonds. no matter how many
spadstricks he makes first, Neither nor 2
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TO PAY FOR THE OLD CUSTOM II oUsE.
A Check for 0S,O98. 900 sent by the Cit.
National Bank TO Warrington.

WARRINGTON. Aug 10.-The Treasury De-
partment to- day received a check for $3.095.-
600 from the City National Bank Of New York
In part payment for the old Custom House
property which was sold to the banking COM
pany after the opening Of bids at the depart
ment on July 3 last Tho amount OF the check
will be allowed to remain on deposit in the City
Bank In the name OF the Treasury depart
ment. the Government already having /4ome
funds deposited there. The banking COMPANY
has been required 70 nle an additi6lAf bond. TO
secure the safety Of the deposik - -. -
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CARPETS,
Observation-Disclosures
Special for Monday Only.

We place on sale the finest line
Of Carpets ever before shown In this
city. Everything that the market af.
fords. BIGELOW. ADMINISTER,
SAVONERlES, WILLOWS. SMITHS
ADMINISTER and MOQUETTE, BODY
BRUSSELS aud the largest line Of
Tapestry Brussels shown by any firm In
the Greater City. We quote few
prices;
rs rolls OF extra quality Moquette and Ak
minister Carpet, in beautiful designs, goods
that have sold all season at s1.10 per yard. we
offer at76c.
~ rolls OF Wilton Velvet Carpet for Halls and
Stairs only The 81 go kind at csc. This lot
includes rs pieces OF odd stair carpet. of which
the hall carpet has been sold; and will make
very desirable runners for halls. We consider
them the very best bargains ever, offered In a
carpet. Body brussels carpet. the Lowell 8
frame goods. that are commanding 81 35
elsewhere. will close out 20 patterns at o6c.
per yard.
Beat ten-wire Tapestry Brussels. worth a0c,
at 3Hc. per yard. Also line OF good brussels
at 2SlG..
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HARDWARE.

800 Four-burner OIL Stoves. special. al
85c. each.
100 Two burner Gas Stoves. nickel plated.
at 06e. each
SO Two burner Gas Stoves. nickel plated.
large size. SLID.
IS Three-burner Gas Stoves. nickel plated.
@l.40 each.
Oil Stoves and Gas RanRes
NO TAIL ORDERS FILLED.
Lawn Swings, $3.50.
.Two-seated Buck boards. regular. 81. so spc-
cial, $3.50.
1000 Jointed Dolls. with bisque heads. reg
ular value 32c-33c.
Balloon given to every toy purchaser On
Monday.
Fly Chasers. &c. each
Rug Beaters. DC. each.
Brush and Comb Cases. lOc.
Hearth Brushes. FAC. each.
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LOT Boys Dark Striped Goats, suitable for
indoors and out, ages u to ", were 40c., now
acc. LOT 2-ChiIdrcn's Linen, Denim and
Piquc Wash Pants, ages to II, were Soc, now
29c. LOT 3-ChiIdren's Wool Knee Pants, In
neat mixtures, ages 3, 4 and S only, were 4oc.,
now 2oc.
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STATIONERY.
CHINA.

1000 Brown Tea Pots at lOc. each
900 Dewey Butter Dishes at DC. each.
800 twhite) Milk and Water Pitchers at
DC. each.
Centre Aisle-TABLE NO. |.
1000 Bowls. Dat Meal Saucers. Ice Cream
Saucers, Fancy Plates at SC. each.
TABLE no. 2.
1000 Salad Dishes. Fancy Plates. at 100.
each.
TABLE NO. 3.
1000 Pairs Cups and Saucers at lOc. .
pair.
TABLE NO. q.
1000 China Salad Dishes at lOc. each.
GLASSWARE.
Mason Fruit Jars. quarts and pints, 43s.
dozen. Jelly Tumblers. IOc. dozen. Jar
Rings. &c. dozen.
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I 36-inch Percale, Zoe. grade
light colorinRs. choice styles.
Black ground printed duck,
neat figures. were Toe.
Black ground Organdies, neat
&c styles. were loo
OS Printed Dotted Swiss. was 12ke
39-inch Lining Lawns. all colors
Linen Crash.
Percaline Skirtings (5-yard
(lengths). worth 12hc.
New Outing Flannels. soft wool finish. all
styles. suitable for night robes. skirts. chill
dren's wear. ETC.. exc.
California Outing Flannels. Saxony flannel
styles. best goods made. Dc.
Ramona Fleece Back Flannels. a neat fancy
weave, face either pink or blue stripes. elder
down back new fabric for dressing sacQues
or children's dresses. combining warmth and
rich effect. l2hc.
36-inch Percale. finest goods made. over 200
styles, Ike.
Remnants OF 1910. percale. at SHc.
Merrimack Print Cloths, new styles &C..
Indigo Blue Cardinal foulards and Simp.
SON. best mourning prints. large variety Of
new styles. all at &c.
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asrpoklpn adrtrtisements.
Hropklyu advertisements.
alrpphlnn Adrtrtisenltnts.
MATTHEWS

SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT FURNTTU IKE SALE.
The immense success resulting from FURNITURE
SALE last week clearly demonstrates the confidence the
public has all statements emanatng from u.s. In announ
cling the continuing week of SALE simply that the
shipment of goods ready and in this
of the most remarkable bargains ever submitted
to buyers. The goods all and prices unmatched
Discounts from 25% to 5O%.
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WASH GOODS SALE.

MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY.
An opportunity to supply present wants, and
anticipate for next season. at prices that will not
cover cost Of printing and weaving.
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We have secured the balance OF q
popular style Of SUMMER CORSETS,
both long and short waists, made Of ex.
ira good quality Of netting, we'll boned.
four.strip pieces at waist line which
makes II doubIy strong. good value o.
At 69c.; our price for Monday :. ..OO(
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BOOKS.

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in white, former price soc, to so at 2oc.
Monday.
Real Irish Linen and Satin Wove Paper,
80 sheets and 80 envelopes in box, 1Sc.
Mourning Paper 1Oc. a box.
Wedding Invitations and Gard Orders, in
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Yestee Suits at Sl.05

In an assortment Of desirable mixtures, well
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A 2oc. Bargain Table on
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Double. breasted Suits at S2.9S.
made Of good substantial wear resisting. all wool
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The labor world., 1899-05-06
Outrageous Action of Manager Warren in
Arresting Ten Innocent Men Precip-
itates the Fight.
The Town Full of "Detectives,' - "ThuQs,' and
"BumS'' Imported by
Warren.
Will the People Stand by It's Citizens?

The trouble that has been brewing
between the street car employees and
the management of the Duluth Street
Railway company reached a climax
last Monday morning when over one
hundred and twenty-five employees
went ont on Il strike. This conlpris ,tl
almost the entire operating force. All
Of the old men, and nearly every one
of the new employees who had been
imported from St. Louis in the last
three months, quit work, and up to
the time Of going 10 press are
still standing firm.
Ever since Herbert Warren was i'm
ported from Minneapolis and assumed
the superintendency Of the company's
interest here the employees have been
heaped with indigmities that no white
man, who has a spark of manhood,
would submit to. His boast has been
that he would destroy the street rail-
waymen's union and his every action
has been taken with that object alone
in view. The difficulties which this
man has put in the way Of the en-
ployes discharging their duties I'M
hanlpered: the hardships which he
has inflicted upon them: the level to
which he has attempted to reduce
them has ceased only through his
lack of ingenuity to devise something
more aggravating and humi]iating
His domineering characteristics Ne
came so urbearable that no decent
man, with the self-rcspect that the
Lord instilled in the average human
being, would or could endure it longer.
TO the average observer the whole
trouble is quite familiar and those
who remember the strike Of 1898,
which was settled by a compromise
of the men accepting cut of 10 per
cent in their wages, when the COM
pany attempted to reduce them 20
per cent, can easily locate the date
when G. G.. Hartley and Luther Mem
dcrhal started out to wreck and rilin
the Duluth street railWaymrn' union.
From their cushioned chairs in the
First National Bank building Mcndcn-
hall and Hartley have directed the
battle. and lot Of willing tools.
who would sooner humble themselves
before such animalS--thcy are NOT
human brinwS-ii han 10 he honest men
and worthy citizens, have done their
bidding; pratrl The lies they have
seen fit to promulgatr, and created
disrorh and contention.
\ short time ago Hartley went cast
on one Of his borrowing tours and
when he returned. he made. Il, Il pub
lie mrr; ING, the uniluthful statement
hat the unions were in! turing Duluth
ana that eastern capital refused IL
invest in this city on account Of tn,
unions. This was early in the game
His scheme was to poison the public
mind, create Il feeling against unions
and later take advantage for his OWL
financial benefit.
\ little later this same Hartley Will
his co-Workrr. Mcndrnhall. tried /,
organize the business men into N
anil-llnitN lraolW or rather the,
were behind he scheme -Mcnurnh:ll
VAS quite arlivr---und backed Il chta
skulr Of Il broken down tool for II 10
more broken down ptunyrr< and re;l
estate spectators. by the name q
l,l"rr. to do the dirty work.. II
chased all over the tow one Nuul'