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Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
SPORT AT WORLDS CYCLE MEET.
NAT Butler Establishes New Five
MiIe Championship Record.

AhcSoTus
MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-THE extra days
racing of the worlds meet attracted only
about a thousand people, indications of
rain keeping many away.
The principal feature of the card was the
h INV tbn An amn.Har h rider Rsn w Gnads was won won
finish by half a wheel, with Sheriff and
b In tSe 'pr rTG Gandesa of the G1esf sv ep ! pro
great race in the first heat, only being
beaten out by a short wheel by his brother,
Frank. Mats time, 1:i4 2-5, made q new
handicap competition record for the dis
lance.
amateurs, made an attempt to smash the
worlds amateur paced record of 1883, made
recently in England, but the best he could
American mark of 1;42 AS, but considerably
better than the Canadian amateur record
of 1874. Results:
Fve-mile handicap. amateur: Final heat
won by Bed Goodson, Sydney, scratch; j.
Caldow, Glasgow, scratch, second; A.. Sher-
ritti RMra anI$sn G 0R5' GSS; third a,m c; p; d B9is s
The first heat in this race was won by
Lester Wilson, P%ittsburg; 80 yards. lie
men to Qualify ns' in mai Pt TO be rum to nlor owe
First heat: Frank Butler, Cambridge, 100
yards, won; Nat Butler, Cambridge,
N. j., third; Il. b. Mccarthy, Toronto $3.50
yards), fourth; R. e.. Blaney, Brantford,
Ont, ffth. Time: 1914. Nat Buffers time:
1914 2-6.
Worlds handicap, competition record:
Second heat; ALI Boake, TORONTO Cs76l, won;
Harry Gibson, Cincinnati (S25), third; Hugh
Mclean, Chelsea, Mass. C25), fourth; Tom
Butler, Cambridge, Mass. C5 yards). fifth.
Time: l1:W l-5.
One-third mile, amateur, final heat won
by ]. Caldow. Glasgow; c. p. Boisvert.
Montreal, second; Ben Goodson, Australia,
third. Time: 0:42 3-5.
One-mile amateur record trial, paced by
motor, to beat worlds amateur record of
1888: ]. Drury, Montreal, 1:43 3-5; beats
Canadian amateur record OF 1:54.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
Lynching is Frustrated.

ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. 11--A company of
Captain Barker, arrived here late tonight
from Jackson, Ca, escorting Lewis Will
liams, a tramp negro, to the Atlanta Jail
for safe keeping. The negro appeared at
the farmhouse of M. Watkins, a half a mile
from Jackson, this morning for some food.
He was refused and left the house. Soon
after Mrs. Watkins saw him returning, but
before he reached the door she picked up
her baby and ran screaming from the house.
Her husband, supposing that she was about
to be assaulted, chased the negro half a
mile, being Joined by several of his neigh
bors. The negro was wounded by a piston
shot and easily captured. He was taken to
jail. but a large crowd assembling the
Sheriff wired Governor Gambler for assist
ance. The governor quickly summoned the
Capital City Guards and dispatched them to
Jackson,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

FOR NEBRASKA CHAMPIONSHIP
second Game between Omaha and
Tecumseh VIII be played Here.


The amateur base ball championship of
Nebraska will be decided in a series OF three
games to be played between the Tecumseh
nine and Buck Keith's Omaha Brewing as
ISOLATION team. The first game will be
played this afternoon at Syracuse, the sec
ond tomorrow afternoon at Nonpareil park
In this city and the third at Tecumseh, the
date for the last contest not having yet
been fixed.
The irrepressible "Buckerino' and his
nine doughty warriors left over the Mis-
souri, Pacific yesterday evening for SYRIA
cuse. They were accompanied to the train
by a retinue, of admirers and loud hosana.
Were sung by the opponents of Yankee
Doodle's great game and their admirers in
anticipation of a grand and glorious VIC
tory in all three of the games by the Brew
ers. The locals are feeling in prime condi-
ton on the wake of their highly successful
trip TO Denver, and no such word as defeat
In the forthcoming games with Tecumseh
Is contained in the vocabulary of Buck and
his Originals.
Tomorrow afternoons game at Nonpareil
park promises to be a great event for the
local fans and base ball enthusiasts. 1t Will
teams are composed OF splendid material a
highly interesting exhibition Is looked for
ward to. The players will occupy the fol-
lowing nOSitiOnS:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
LOCAL BREviTlES.

In Justice Fosters court Hudson Feather
was acquitted of the charge of adultery
brought against him by Waiter Jones. Both
parties live in Waterloo.
A Western Union messenger boy took a
thrilling slide under the feet Of a horse at
Sixteenth and Douglas streets Friday morn
ing. He picked himself up and got out
from under the horse without any serious
injury. but his wheel did not fare SO we'll.
The usual annual teachers' meeting will
take place on either the Saturday or the
Monday before the opening of school. The
exact time will be announced. The object
OF the meeting is to receive instructions,
notice of changes and TO discuss matters per-
tanning to the opening OF school. -
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

TIL Colored Baptist Missionary association
met Friday morning and afternoon in this
city, Moderator j. w. Jeffries presiding.
The forenoon was devoted to the hearing Of
committee reports and a devotional exercise
led by Rev. Mr.. Hackney. Mrs. A. Bailey
and l.. A. W were elected general mis-
sionary agents for the field work. All
pastors in charge of churches were in
structed to visit weak churches in their
neighborhoods and report their condition to
the next meeting of the association. In
order to give the visiting delegates a chance
to visit the exposition all unfinished bust
ness was placed in the hands Of the
executive board, which will meet in Lin
coin September T.. Rev. Mr.. Hackney
preached the farewell sermon.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
SCORES OF THE WESTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo and indianapolis Play an
Elevcn-InninG Tie Game.
indianapolis, 2; Buffalo,, =.
Grand Rapids, 3; MRnfstee, 1.
st. Paul, 4; Kansas City, o..

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 11.-Buffalo and
Indianapolis played eleven innings to a tie
today, the game being called to allow In
dianapolis to make a train. Pitcher Fertsch,
Buffalo's new man, pitched a brilliant
game, as also did Foreman for indianapolis,
Score:
R.H.E.
Buffalo ............. O0O1000O1O0- - 6 i
Indianapolis ......, O200%0000000- % 6 2
Batteries: Buffalo. Fertsch and Diggins;
indianapolis, Foreman and Heydon.
GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. I.-IXhibition
game, score:
Manistee ...... 0 0 0 0 i o o 0 OIL s /
Batteries: Grand Rapids, Jones, McGill
Waddell and McAuley; Manistee, Wolters
and Roth.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 11.-Hulen tied the score
in the ninth with a homer and in the tenth
the Blues batted out a victory. Fricken re-
tired at the end of the seventh. Score:
R.H.E.
Kansas &; fagl city. d5tS 3 9 9 g g : - 81 Il Il : :
Batteries: st. Paul, Fricken, Isbell and
Spies; Kansas City, Gear and Gonding.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 11.VFive
errors, which allowed the Brewers to make
seven of their ten runs, gave Milwaukee
the lead in the eighth. Three hits, two
passes and two errors in the eighth gave
the Millers seven luns and the game. Score:
Minneapolis -. 0 *-l5 10 6
Milwaukee 80. o 8 0 % 2 l lilo u 4
Batteries: Minneapolis, Friend and Dixon;
Milwaukee, Cheche, Speer and Gray.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
Police stop the Fight.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Aug. 11.-"Austraian
Billy Murphy and Patsy Magner of Yank-
ton. s. D.. met before the Sioux City
night, but the fight only lasted one and one
half rounds, breaking up in a row. The
police intenfered and arrested fighters,
hackers, etc. In the first round Magner
used foul tactics and Murphy also began to
rough IL. In the second. when the polee
interfered, the men were lighting like dogs
supposed to be a boxing match for points.
A big crowd Of sports witnessed the
affair."
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BRADsTREETs REVIEW OF TRADE.
Favorable Feature is the Reports Re-
uardinQ nm Immenae Corn CrOn.

FavOrubIe Feature Is the Reports ite-
garding an Immense Corn Crop
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Crop reports and probabilities have con-
stltuted an important contribution to gen
eral trade and business adyices this week.
Among the unquestionsbly favorable fea-
lures have been the reports regarding the
corn crop, government estimates pointing
10 a yield OF probably 1900. 000. 900 bushels.
a heavy increase over last year and almost
within touch OF the record total of 1896.
Spring wheat indications apparently bear
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

BROOKLYN, Aug. 1.-THE Brooklyns
played zip to their old form today, but
had little the best OF the Colonies, who
put up a great game. Kennedy and Cum
bingham had a duel in the box, but Roar
ing Bill" was invincible, striking out six
men and allowing no bases on balls. A
hit by pitched ball lost the game for Louis
Vile, Dahlen being the lucky man. He
scored on Casey's sacrifice, an out and a
steal to the plate while Farrell was rum
ming to second. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

Base Bou MT uumboIdt.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Aug. 11.-(Special.)-
Three games of ball nave enlivened things
at Humboldt this week, The first was on
Tuesday and was between some of the bust
ness men, divided into two mines known as
the Fats and Leans. Score: Fats, "a;
leans. 70. The second and third games Were
between the home club and the Falls City
lays score stood. Falls City, 10; Humboldt
4 Thursdays game stood; Humboldt, IL;
Falls CITY. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

PDATTSMOUTH, Neb., Aug. 11.-(Spe-
cialD-The Plattsmouth base ball club went
to Murdoch yesterday to teach the boys
there how to play ball. Score: Plattsmouth.
II; MURDOCH. 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

HAWES-Francis Richard, OF Wilmington,
l0:15 O'Clock, at the residence OF Hon.
Charles r.. Glover. Windsor Place, he
loved brother of Mrs. C.. R Glover. and
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Friday
August II, 1899:

August IL, 1899:
warranty Deeds.
G r.. Lind and wife 10 Jennie Donnelly,
lot 6, block 2, West Cunning add ......$ go
A. l.. Lobeck to c, c. Fried, lot II,
Franklin Square .,.,.""-....... !
William George, jr., trustee. TO Fidelity
Insurance Trust and Safety Deposit
company, lot IL, ]. r.. Riley's subdiv. ], 500
Zenas Stevens and wife to ID. ii. Pol
lock, lot "a, Porter's add ................ 800
II, McCreary and wife to Luella M.
Lockwood, lot 20, block 2, Marys-
vile add ...."".."".".".".."...,... 700
South Omaha Land company to j. II.
Carton, jr.,. $ li0 feet lot s, block 81.
South Omaha $500
Deeds.
Commercial National bank TO J.. II.
McCreary, lot %, block 2. MaTysyille
aud ]
Total amount of transfers. ........ ST. 452
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
,ew.boy. Against nationals.

A great game OF base ball will be played
Sunday afternoon at Tenth and Farnan
Newsboys' Juniors and the National jun
aors. There will be no admission charged.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
Tccumseh, q, Atchison. 1.

The Tecumseh team won from the Atchison
club yesterday In the p~rettiest game of the
season. Score: Tecumseh. 2: Atchison, 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

FARGO, N. D., Aug. lit is now esti-
mated that 1876, 900 acres of wheat was ruined
by yesterdays hairstorm. Last night Cass
county was struck by another storm, which
| destroyed 5000 acres of grain.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

p%lttsburg. .............1 0 3 0 0 | Q %
Philadelphia .........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Earned runs: Pittsburg, T. Two-base
Goeckel. Double play: Williams to Ely to
Bowerman. First base on balls: off Lee
yer, l; off Piatt, 2. Struck out: By Lever,
2; by Piatt, 3. Passed ball: Douglass. Left
on bases: Pittsburg. 3; Philadelphia, 6.
Time of game: 1875. Umpires: Emslie
and Mcdonald.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

as there Is no high board fence around the
diamond. The contest will be worth going
fourteen blocks and q half to see II. The
lineup will be as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
pittsburg. 3; Philadelphia, o..

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Phillies
today sustained the first shutout Of the
season. Lever had the locals completely
at his mercy. the fielding of both teams
was perfect. Attendance, LEO. Score:
n1rrrNsprrpc Pill AnEIpufA
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS.
Aggregate of Business Transactions
~ by the Associated hanks.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
bank clearings at all principal cities for the
week ended August II, with percentages of
increase and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week of last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
Standing of the Teams.

Games for today: Cincinnati at Boston,
Louisville at Brooklyn, Cleveland at New
York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at
Baltimore, St. Louis at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
Newsboys'
I..AlnHA
Two Bnn Gnmea Todny.

At the Young Mems Christian association
park this afternoon the second Young
Mems Christian association team VIII play
the real estate nine, beginning at 2 o'clock,
and the regular team will play the Armours
at 4.
The Armours are playing great ball these
days, and a royal battle Will be on when
they go up against the Young Mems
Christian association boys. The Armours
will present the same lineup as they played
last week when they defeated the Diamond
C's, with the exception of pitchers. Little
Sullivan win probably pitch for them. Sew
eral changes will be noticed in the Young
Mems Christian association line up. The
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
BROOKLYN.
LOUISVILLE.

Three-base hit: Wagner. Two-base hit:
M. Kelly. First base on errors: Louisville,
] Brooklyn, 2. Left on bases: Louisville,
G; by Cunningham, 3. Sacrifice hits: Daily,
Keller, Casey. Stolen bases: Hoy, Dahlen.
Base on balls: OFF Cunningham, 1, Double
play: thinner to Richie. Hit by pitched
ball: Dahlen. Time of game: 1:43. I'm
pires: Gaffney and Latham.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
INTERESTING HARNESS RACES.
Large Crowd Turns Out to Witness
Third DAVIS Gard.

HEDRICK, Ia, Aug. 1.-THE third days
harness races on the mile track brought out
a large attendance. In the free-for-all pace
Directly won the first two heats, but broke
down In the third heat and was drawn.. To-
morrow's events close the meeting, which
has been a financial success. Results:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
BRIDEGROOMS HARD PRESSED
Fine Article of Ball Put Up by Brooklyn
and Louisville.
LATTER LOSES A HARD FOUGHT CONTEST
Pitchers Battle Throughout In which
Kennedy Has Better of 1t
scores of other
Diamonds.

PittsburE, ~ Philadelphia, y.
brooklyn, IL Louisville, y.
New Gork-ClcVeInnd, no game; rain.
northumberland, no game; rain.
WnshinRton-Chicngo, no game; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
Deeds.
DIED.

Total amount of transfers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-11
CIRCULATION FIGURES,

Tho Roston Sunday Journal has caus-
.d :, ..n,a,ion in New England new''
nanrr circles by telling thu people flanA-
r. M in lis columns the actual ii -ures OF ''s
'.;...rl,Ii,n =; in detail. 1t has been indu'-
vd ,n take this sep. lhe Journal says on
-, q mn, of the grossly inarcuratrc rru'"-
Non Fl /. ure> put forth hy one OF inc ''''''
Hoston sunday papers-the Herald
The Journal declares that the "e'"a'
NET circulation Of the Bottom SUNDAY
Herald il not mere than one.'hiId "f 'n'
'.;.."lation w,iah the Herald 81 inns IN
;,s columns, that 10 genuine circu'"t'o"
M ''f ,ha .Iourual is within 25 per cent o.
N, genuine circulation Of the Herald ,
sud The Journal offers to fu''sta''''a'e
III. statements by an open comparison o.
.no "o hooLs of the llpra and journal 1T =
f,r. i,upar,lul aud competent persons
Tha Journal takes this step aS 1t sy>'
nur.,y us a matter OF business. "e''ev'"s
t ~, !, would be unfair TO itself to- a low
,ha M H.rald.s figures 10 20 anrhali'ns'
The ' Journal S ii -urrs ,h"w that the Sun III
aau -, Iournal has gained in rircu'a'i"n
y :" ,hr district named. 25'ooo copies ''ur
;",' :" III rho rast year. n 'r,'n'"n'"u" '"rrra,'
~ ~ . Twelve. month, and il uslrat'vr OF tn'
~ ranidlv and steadily growing popular
ity of the paper.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-11

81 duet by MIS-. e. N, Field and Ed
vard Mitchell. This brou.h down a
storm OF applause from the audience
.nl rs Mr.. Barclay said, he had heard
hat old Scotch song many. many times
!, 1t never yet had ne heard the equal If
ais rendering; the nA' numb"r was
me of an extre nelly novel as well a>
,uelesiing character. 1t was an Italia"
son. by Mr., Petroi; The Mi'ne brolh-
,:rs yeve clog drnce and as usual their
.ud'euce was highly pleased; vocal So
10 10y Miss Cora Mann; vocal solo by
edward Mitchell violin solo by j. X.
SINNERS; another dance by NJ M,stcr aud
Hiss Mcdonald. and AN overture by the
orchestra which closed one of The mos
pl. asing concerts This city has seen for
some time.
Mr.. Barclay at the inclusion arose
to say that when the new city bail il
completed the same program As given
last nigh. would lie repeated at tnt
opening and that il another year if ,h'
Barclay Bros. prosper he would .iv'
them all "a turkey dinner.
After this refrcslm, nts of coffee. .
sandwiches, cake aud fruit was served
the caterer being MIR. Michael the 20. :
ular baker.
Then the the floor was cleared and
TO the music of SINNERS orchestra they
tripped i" the light fantastic" until the
earl, hours Of the morning.
The commuters who had charge OF
the affair were: Fred Bruce, Chairman
viii Bealtie. Secretary Comm, oit
Music j. p. Mari, Ed Mitchell, S. Gal
;.acni. =. PetrIo: On Hal and l'rin'n ,
J. duncan, ii. Christie and j. Red; ,n
Refreshments, w. Emerson a. Christie
| and W. CLARK.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-11
THE WEATHER.
Generally Fair and Cold.


made then Swatry is the logical succes.
s"r of Mayor Gordon.
Fred B, Mudgrtt is also being men
toned for Mayor. Fred has u large
circle Of personal friends who will al
was he found ready TO back the Cap
tain for any position. lie is fully capa-
Bile OF serving in the Office and mieh
add little wit TO the cry meetings Of
our city fathers.
II. o. Worthen is not without hi
bac ers for the position and If the gem
ial Doctor would say the word lively
caucus battle might ensue.
Alderman 1hurston, +. G. IIowland,
A. & Fay. F. j. Martin. j. NJ. Perry,
George Mackie, F. F. Cave, aid Frank
McWho,er are among the possibilities.
Unless Il "dark horse with "still hun,
'acics' which are being executed Il
quiet .'dinner parties" or in smoke talk
gatherings Is pr pairing to become the
target for kickrrs a. Mayor, the next
Mayor Of the city has, we are cont !ent
been named in this article, but who
shall be the new Aldermen for the next
TWO yearsP
Alderman Mcdonald in Ward is
su gested as his own successor while
John ktckley. Alex Gordon, W. F.
Morse, Clark Holden, Donald Smith and
William lIadlry have II, times been
talked about by ci'iz"ns IF the Ward.
III Ward Ill orln "lhe bloody third'
AS some wag has termed it, warm
lime is expected. No less lhtn doz-
cn names have been mcnlionrd and
uOnc Of them have been settled upon.
rh ST. include IL. X, Bush, q. b. Nichols
+. VI. Taynlor, II. j. lhwing, E. +.
smith. &C. Varney, b. b. llawe>, ID.
VI. Miles, William Cassie, a, ID. Smith
and Z. l., Currirr. The friends OF o.
ID. Shurlleff would like to see him made
..n alderman as they assert his excellent
record as overseer AS guarantee of
rood work As an alderman. 1t i prob
able however that Mr.. S S.urtleff will
still bc Oycrseer of the Poor. but if Ae
yac.tes his position. +. 4. Langley may
ur his successor.
In he fifth Giles is still holding OIL
with tir.n grip altllou sir Z. 3 ts'sasa
mend, A. ID. Morse, Is. W. Bral'y, o.
J. How. S, F. N. BrAley, Mr.. Kingston.
n Rub,.u Kvmock woL Il >ui the wish
y, Of some voters If one Of their mum
DER were make an alderman.
W. have favored none of the candl'
,la,es. lot the voters do their NV nnm-
mating and all we ask is tnat good me:
DE- selected and that in justice to all. the
teceut rum RS of the secret sessions "l
III. wise CITY fathers may cease and Iii
meetings be open to the public IN w"o'e
employ they are, Unless new d"v'l"p'
nrnts occur there Is li.ely to be no con
t,,, for anv Of The rem .inin. position
.xrept for second constable for wh'ct
!, veral names are being mrhti"n'"
in .lu ing l.. N. Gau'hi'r. j 'nes Nc
Ke.zi+, Z, +. Perry AMI IL. .. Camp.
q. A. SMith, -. X. Bi|her, W, Z
ud, and John W. Dillon have ber'
mentioned III pro mbic candidates TO
| Assessor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-11
A CALICO BALL.

4 calico ball will he held in the
\rmory Hall, Feb. IA by The Queen "i
,ne Eorest of Vermont circle, &, "f r.
A first class orchestra Will furnish
me music and prizes will be given t. +
,h, three hands.neSt calico dr's't''
Al. ladies' are requested 10 wear cali
80 costume, bringing II tie OF the SAM
,h. ,;e 10 he left in an envelope al The
door the grand marcn Will ne hr'u !
3 %. NJ. \ general invitation l. ex'e""
rr oal. Tickets. tien'l"m'", oo GEMS
/ aides. 25 cents. Mollir Marion Cl't'
com.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-11
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Rev. VIM. j. Harris. ID. D.. minister.
Services tomorrow. Qu'nquag-nia sun
day: 10 u. M, Holy Communion l0.45
a. m NJ ,rning Prayer, Li'any and ser
mon on "Lrnten DUTIES e'ili.riv,l-g es'
p. M, Evening Prayer. and ser'no,
Ivy The Rev. A. N. Davis OF Moitpelier'
SEALS Tree. AL roldinlly invited.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-11
Among The Churches.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Owing to the absence of the Pastor,
Rev. j. A. Sherburne will preach in
the morning and Rev. W. +. Sturlevanl
in the evening"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-11
METHODIST CHURCH.

AT .1e,idins M-thmli-t hurch TO-
morrow the services will be AZ usual.
In The IN 'rniny the pastor will speak on
on the theme "A Stuiy OF pnn'eros."
in the evening "re'cr" Epwor'h League
meeting al 5:45 p. m. Sran -er> and
those who have no stated place OF w'r-
ship are most condially invited 10 there
services. Seats free.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-11
rNIyERSALISI CHURCH.

The rxchenye which was announced
for tomorrow has been postponed and
tn" pastor will be in her pulpit both
mnrniny and evening. Morning theme,
.'One Thin Permanent" Evening SER
mon on "Enli>tiny fer Service" All
those having no regular place of w"r,
ship are invited to unite with this con-
yreya'ion.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-01-13
Mill End Sale
of Dress Goods.

THIS is where the economical mothers
will linger and buy, and still buy, for ev-
cry woman and young miss in the family
can be stylishly and serviceably clothed
for marvelously little money.
1900 YARDS OF PLAIDS in granite and
serge styles, rich coiors and combinations
for waists and children's dresses. Worth
Is and l9c. Mill End Price ID lac
1900 YARDS OF FANCIES in light, me-
dunn and dark colorings, plaids, stripes,
checks and chevron weayes, in the lot
from 75c to 1875. In the SIC and SOC val
ues; in the Mill End Sale, per yard 25c.
900 YARDS OF FANCIES, mostly in
skirts and dress lengths, braided effects,
novelty velours, tweeds and fancies of ev-
cry description. Values in the lot from
75c to 125. In the Mil End Sale, per
yard SOC
NAVY BLUE CHEVIOT, diagonal weave,
all wool and so inches wide. Positive
75c value; in the Mill End Sale per
ward 44c
HIGH NOVELTIES mostly III skirt and
dress lengths, high priced camePs hairs,
high priced bordered goods, high priced
zibeline plaids, high priced English wor-
steds, high priced mixtures, mostly 90
and 200 goods, some 8 90, some 4 90, not
many at 800 and 90, the first to come
will get them; in the Mill End Sale, per
yard, 100