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New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
SEVEN RACES FoR IT'S Spring MEETING.

PROGRAMME or THE MEADOW BROOK sTEEPLE-
CHASE ASSOCIATION CONTESTS.
The Meadow Brook Steeplechase Association will
hold its spring meeting on Saturday. April %. at
the estate Of William G. Whitney. Westbury. Long
Island. Seven races will be at the meeting. as
follows: First team race. open TO teams Of two,
entered from any recognized hunt about three
miles over timber course. FOR the Subscription
Cup. second race open steeplechase for four-year
olds and upward about two miles and half a
regulation course for the Whitney cup; third race
steeplechase. open to registered hunters. about
three miles on timber course for the Meadow
Brook Cup the winner to hold the cup until tho
next meeting returning It then TO the association.
which Will present the winner with piece of silver
10 commemorate the race fourth race. Stecplc-
ods and upward. all to carry 10 pounds. about
three miles timber course. for the Ladies
Cup. NTH race. st~epechase. post entry, for reg
istered hunters that have never "A stecplechase
three miles timber course. sixth race
farmers race. for horses four years old and up
ward. the bOna-hde property Of farmers Of Nassau
County mile on the FIAT. for purse Of $50.
presented by Foxhall p Keene; seventh race for
bona-fide polo ponies that were played IN a
match or matches in 1895 TO be certified
quarter Of "A mile The entries Will close
SATURDAY Apr % Those desiring to make
entries should address II. G. Crickmore clerk OF
the scales No 173 Fifth-ave.. NewYork. Badges
cation TO G. r. Lester No 43o Fourth-ave., New
York and 70 the steward OF the Meadow Brook
Club Westbury. Long Island. The meeting will
be under she direction and management OF the fol-
Ripley Robert l.. stevens sydney Paget. II. s.
Page and r. y. Ellis. NJ. +. II.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
CRICKET.
THE SCHEDULE OF THE NETWORK AS-
SOCIATION


,., M, vo-l Cricket Association met last night
NJ tbe Teutonla Assembly Rooms ana are" uP % 80
cban,nionship schedule for the season OF 1917. -"
o,,,hs renresented were Brooklyn, Paterson hHlsS
Courtv St George Manhattan. and hearhS DO
c.use no renort was received from the ex-treaSuie'
tho presentation Of last years penhth' "''" F
uas nostponed and the committee appon'eu ~
,i, bts hooks was continued in office Inc Ii'
erson club made application for menperShip 'V' "
second team and after this was acted upon pc,bs In
ablv The schedule was drawn up FOR SIX cIuS cIups ., ~
adjIton 10 the championship games the aSsO ~
VII probably be pitted against an G eIsnea u Tho
Notropoitan League on date 10 De ai'""s'" nv
schedule follows
,. r,tsrson Team Il VS. Manhattan. Mt Paterson
,,' ',u,tv ~ Paterson Team \. At prospect ram
Br2oSyn vs. hsa Team vs Manhattan at Paer
son Kings County BROOKLYN AT fTospTs pTarrf PARK;
,,, June Paters5n Team A. Kearny' Paterson Team
u VS. Kings County. at Paterson. .,. q, Prospect
June paterson Team vs. Rroodyn at Paterson .osc
July BROOKLYN vs. rateTson 3, 'Is, prospect Park
IGiy sTManhattan W Kear4y at T5o~p po~p Patergon
R1oaSyn Rdon W. vs. paietsn HeTs Team B. at
Iehin II Kearny vs. Kings county. at kearny r"'"'
son Team M HT COUNTY vs. Manhattan. at PTospsc
park. Paterson Team vs.. keariy' al ! ''"''
T vs. 5G" Team vs. Kings county at PaeT
son Kearny Brooklyn. at keHnS' r.r, At Pros
August 5-Manhattan vs. Paterson Team a. d"
August 2-pa,erson vs. Kearny A. can ra'Tso' at
ATsnst ie-Kings County vs.. Paterson rear" Do q"
August sKearny Manhattan at LEAN Ksarny
'0 Sertcn,6er 2 Manhattan vs. Brooklyn AZ T'0''''
september o Manhattan vs. Paterson 4eA'h D. O" '
pect Park. g. ...-..or,. y C.
orcn lis season at Paterson before me @ M =
81 Inc championship series. An artdlsrlti,.. 70
made to do this. and the game VIII proo"o'S '"N0
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
JAPANESE AND CHINESE AFFAIRS.

er,psrDrrs FOR STEAMSHIP LINES TO Run FROM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO OFFICE IN CHINA
Port Townsend Wash. March 2|-JapaheSe i "a
vices state that the japanese Government Is s''l-
ouslv contemplating the naturalization oil raii"'y
A commission recently appointed 70 H'eStis"'o ''
subject met at Yokohama on March w. ,-.
4 bill has been introduced In the Japanese fouS7
- Representatives granting SPECIAL navigation SUD-
eldies for period OF ten years to steamship il'e'
nIvnp between Japan. Europe. Seattle ana oan
I.rancIsco The European lire IS to rec I've annuay
s73 s33 ven the Seattle line 65i@" yen ana me
San Francisco line 103sso yen Inc co'uin." , .po
49,, ,,tsid,os 70 that twelve steamers Of more tnan
o.o tons having maximum speed of over four-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
ATHLETICS.
TWO RECORDS BROKEN IN THE NEW-YORK
UNIVERSITY CONTESTS.

TWO RECORDS BROKEN IN THE NEW-YORK
UNIVERSITY CONTESTS.
The 1oo-yard dash and the 175-yard hurdle race
were contested in the New York University series
Yesterday afternoon, and the records In both were
broken The record in the 1cOyard dash was OIL As
Jones lowered this by % Of second While running
the 175-yard hurdle race Banning. %, stumbled and
received a severe cut in the knee. The hurdle rec
ord was broken by William Young. '0 who finished
in 0.22 4-5. The results follow.
one hundred yard dssh-won by Samuel Jonss 'o2
Ol1as: Arthur Denchheld. o. second. Ol1r; william
Young 'Ol. third. O:11'z
One-hundred- and seventy five yard hurdle Won ny
William Young Ol. 22as Richmond Reese. 'o second
re .core in points. Samuel Joncs 'o2 1oo5 r. Reese
'oi sol. william Young. OF s75. J. Barron S&3. s
M,leson 100 7S6: J. Week %. 734 Arthur Deuch
fe!d OF GS4 =. senge. 0l. 6sl. r. Brogan 'oo G62
NJ Clark 'O2 642. Onward McKillup. 'ol. 500 Caleb
Hyatt Ol. 6ls: H. Fernad. oi. 6ol. William Banning.
'O2 1913.
Tomorrow afternoon the first annual dcmonstra-
tlon day will be held The final a-around gym
nastic Championship and hnal all-around athletic
contests will he held, and silver cups will be
awarded. The programme will begin at p m.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
SIDEPATU BILL SIGNED.

Albany. March g7.-Governor Roosevelt TO-DAY
signed the bill OF Senator Ellsworth authoii=lnF
,ro appointmcut in the several counties oi 'i''
state q Boards Of Sidepath commissioners WIN
are clothed with power TO construct siuep"'S' @ ~
-. ,..,,s, feea and enforce ordinances for the
government OF the sidepaths. The bill was signeG %
at the close OF hearing at which tne
gupeared IN its advocacy: secretary ',o -
I,,li of the New-York State Division League q!
American Wheelmen; John ID. Chsm PR presiuTyIv' "
~ Inc Albany County Sidepath Commission; . w
RowcU OF the Legislative Committee OF tle ret ~
hanv Sjdepath League: william NJ. Thomas; presl-
dent OF the Albany Bicycle CIuo' anu N'ON ->
.ft of
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
CoRNELLs CREW CAPTAIN RESIGNS.

cprT1c1sEp BY COURTNEY. HE LEAVES THE
BOAT.
1.haca. y. Y. March 27.-Captan S !" tlsher OF
the cornell crew, resigned from the boat to-day
t1o assigned as a reason a disagreement which ne
had with Courtney while the crew was training on
Cayuga Inlet last Saturday. The trouble arose
from a misunderstanding Of Courney's directions,
t,isber taking out in one OF the varsity combina-
tion crews men whom he had been told not to take
out until certain OF the older oarsmen had had an
opportunity Courtney criticised fIsher ana nc
cied him OF having shown partaltty In his tram
tng Of the mon. FISHER. who was then acting as
royevain left the boat, saying that he would with
G1 frnr, tho crew No action will be taken by
he Athletic Council on Captain Fishers resigna-
tion until next term.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
UORE EENTTCKY COLTS.

Lexington. Ky. March q (speclaD Lizzie Mont
rose. owned by Edward F. simms. OF Paris. has
been sold 10 Whitney & Paget for $500 She is
tho dam OF the Kentuckan and Tom Collins and
has by her side hlly by imp. Newcourt. At la
Belle, Meta the dam OF Sunny Slope and Mary c..
the dam OF Berclalre have beautiful foas. Meta
has a chestnut colt by imp Albert and Mary {. A
bay colt by Hindoo. Wewa the dam OF Buckwa
died yesterday at Tom" Stevenss farm in giving
birth TO twins by Governor Foraker. one OF the
colts, FLY, Is alive.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
uANn1cArrrR rOR THREE STATES.

BOSTON. March after looking the ground over
,-.fruy chairman Gcrlach OF the League OF Amer
team Nhcclmen Racing Board has apponl'eu 'o.'.
- t,o,r,so, O, this city, as official handicapper tor
Ni,S,.hns.t,s Rhode Island and Connecticut
T~~i Aidr!ch who was candidate for me pElncSg
has been appointed chairman or inc 'ou''e WV
sio, and ~ thc press bureau.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
CYCLING.
A GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE SHOW AT
THE GRAND CENTRAL PALACE.

MDrFFEE AND OTHER RIDERS fAh '"i''''
FINES AND RETURN TO THE FOLD OF THE
w-rHE MEN IN THE TRADE
WORKING OVER HOURS.
All the exhibits at tho spring Cycle Show AZ the
, Grand Central Palace are now IN shape. '"t'r
yos a fair attendance yesterday afternoon ana
large gathering last night. Among the pfoi''"'"'
dealers there satisfaction is eNpressea al '"V
amount Of business being done. Many o. '"e N'S.''
ors see lust the wheel they want ana buN i'E"'
there Members Of the theatrical profession were
invited TO be present yesterday afternoon ana '"VE
,urned ND in large numbers 10 inspect the "h'eis
and sundries. The sundry dealers at tne SNOW M 1c
port a brisk trade. ENhDitlQhs o. 80 80 a. ~
races on home trainers ana other ita.I'V a. sosrj
ranged for those who are not contth'eus - a,i
the accessories There was a pa ~ "a o,',cst.rs
dren on whee.s last night some OF tUe HO'l4s t',,,
shev rode wheels like veterans. Two Htte EtiSS
Tufh Carter ana Edna Burnett, OF ~ ,,.ooi,
GIVE NJ esgue of American Wheelmen and the
centurv Road club OF America have booths at inc
snow. W. anu Wh"elmen booth to make inquiries. The
show is open each day from 1870 p m. to il p H.
Az was expected. the announcement that Edward
,tcDrnee tho champion midde-distance rider, had
,aid his fine and gone back TO the League o.
American Wheelmen evoked circular from 'he
camp OF the outlaws II a circular Is issued every
time one of the prominent professionals announces
tha. ne % - SONG TO he kept busy writing circulars
and Yelling traitors" The League OF Amrrican
Wheelrnen has IN Taylor the champion sprlnter OF
,as, ysar and the holder OF all OF the worlds rec
ords from quarter Of mile to two mi, pes ,,oT be
sides the middle distance champion. Inc inter
MEDIATE champions Will probably fall into line IN
good season. II is said that Nat Butler ana M
Frank Waller have also applied ior reinstatement"
The various divisions OF the League OF American
Wheelrnen are hard at work trying TO secure the
rassage OF bills IN the State Legislatures which
will give the wheelmen some OF tho advantages and
privileges they wish to enjoy. Principal among
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

..ouo ,u,s ors those which are designed TO have
odyavs of the country placed In proper con con
di,Ion for The traffic which goes over them lht hT,
are doing this not only In ther own 90 onera
Ing With the wheemen Among the m St11eS thsr Sae
~ ~ are New-York Connecticut. Rhode isiant9'
Pennsyivana, Maryland Georgia OMsceDsn MssDe Xe ie
hroska and colorado and in every case the lSea1u
~ American Wheelmen is using its influence 10
have these bills passed.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
BILLIARDS..
DOUGLAS BEATS sERvAT1Us N An AMATEUR
TOURNAMENT.

The amateur balkline billiard tournament, open
ia all novice players registered with he Amateur
Athletic Union opened last night at the Ives BiIl-
lard Academy Forty-scconi-st. ana Broadway.
reouirc that each shall play all of the others in
turn the games being 200 points each.
,rbe oneuiug game last night was between W. @.
Douglas OF the New York Athletic club. ana L. a.
Sorvatius. of the Knickcrbocker Athletic CluD. me
iotter was suffering from 4 strained leg. and could
moi do himself justice. 50 Douglas won rather
easilv The score was 200 to Nc. the winners aver
ero 6eng lust ana that OF Servatius 1850. Doug
lass best run was % ana his opponents lS.
Tonight John I. Norton. of the knCkcrbOcker
Athletic Club will play II. y. Holohan OF the
Catholic Club
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
THE OFFICIAL GOLF GUIDE.

Tho OncIal Golf Guide for the United States and
Canada for 1899 IS Just 1t IS Of the hand
soonest sporting publications seen here IN a long
time The book was edited and compiled by Josiah
Newman Of this city. 1t IS bound in req calisklh'
and II IS full OF half-tone drawings and data inter-
osfing 70 the golf -playor.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
BOXING.
ATTENDANCE LIGHT AT THE FIRST Of lhr
LEMON ATHLETIC CLUBS Low
pprCT,D ENTERTAINMENTS

PRICED ENTERTAINMENTS
The first Of the LenoX Athieuc 'luo u'1''.e <-e
- -, ,,onuIar prices took place last night before
email attendance. 1t Is said TO he the Intention or
tb club management TO bring about freqleat, meet
- ht zen The most promising boys IN dlietent
lnHS poV t ME ana other cities but last night 3
,.tEerng must have cast gloom on their hoi'.S
ne P,4o,,'rn- a. S.35 o'clock was between Billy
I3arrejt and Jack Lourie both ~ New-12rk
Tbev fought a. catch weights. LouIle ~, ~ on .ba
Stomach The second bout OF ten rounds al 10?
pouluS, "T Nev-York ana BLACK Grino, or On
Sinnstj This was the most interesting ignt Of me
evening. both men hitting hard. slmpso" ''''''eu
~ decision having shown more science, 49,, q.
thT Ie'ia,'' ~, rontesi was a nuecn-rOund go at
~ ne r.aaiebts between Frank Mcclure and Frank
y,,,+ cTlored Mcclure, who was the taIler anu
heavier received right on The Jaw ,d IN ine him so
u,. IOuan n.ben he rose that the referee. Char1ey
Whifc. stopped the bout to save McDute on 'o"' It
knock-out and gave the decisoh 10 bf|"'''
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
cuAvpJoySBJp CONTESTS POSTPONED

The boxing and wrestling championship contests
NJ the Metropolitan Association OF the Amateur
Athletic Union have been postponed until April :
and & The old dates were March 90 and April I.
The committee in charge OF the entries decided to
keep the list open until April 3
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
BASEBALL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, a: CORNELL s.
Charlottesville. Va. March 1.-THE Cornell Base
ball Club was defeated by the University Of Nir-
ginia to-day Score: Cornell, .; University Of Nir-
s.fpf
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

Prominent local dealers say that the season mas
opened in better shape than they had any ioea !"
would In speaking OF the trade yes'e'uaS' o,'
Of the veteran dealers said; Our lsv1urE "a Il
nc ON a twenty two-hour hcadwaN anu
has been working that way for some Unle, uoo,s o
~ - "o,r,nr i'm fast but orders Tor wheeiS aic
I.crsnr pqcc with The arrival or the toouh. W.
nlace looks as Il did In '95 for our customers a. ,
fairly standing in lino' waiting UNI" We ''''
10 fhln
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN.
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

OF NPURTS to UHI
CYCLING-Spring cycle SHOW Grand Oeh-
trsl Palace.
HoCKEY.-Company 1 against Company
X Eth Regiment st. Nicholas Skating RINK
S15 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tournament lvess
Academy.
GOLF.-Florida championship, st. Angus
tine Golf Club, st. Augustine fIa'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

The cross-country tournament for the Travis
C,,,n which WAS 10 have been held at the Oakland
Golf club on Sunday. has been postponed until
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

Tho annual dinner of the Essex Bicycle Cluo' OF
~ou,arl, was held last week. The club Is the o'd-
est cvcllng organization in the state or NeW,Jed
Gov II was one OF the founders OF the l'e"e"N va
American Whoelmen.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

The Staten Island Cricket Club will abandon Its
course at Sailors Snug Harbor on May for It's
new, links at Fox's Hills. Mungo Park. the clnD
new prof ssional is expected TO take charge OF the
latter course at that time.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

r,owMAN CYCLE STORES. 500 Broadway. sh Ave.
ID cor 5sth S.. and l25 W. l25th St-Ceveland and
Yeatherstone Cycles
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
Easter Lilies,
and Other Flowers

Flowering Plants. The main aisle has been
turned into a conservatory.
Lilies chiefly, of course, but such lilies as
you seldom see on sale. A glorious aOun'
dance, too, of Azaleas, Roses, Genestas,
Hyacinths, Hydrangeas, Tulips, DaffOdlls,
Lilies of the Valley, and all the blossoms and
sweet odors that Spring takes pride in.
All are grown especially for US. All are
for sale. All are low-priced.
Easter Lilies, with and Q blooms 9oc each some
with and 9 blooms $50 each; and hne speci'
mems with IA to II blooms, at $3.50 each.
Azaleas. fine full towering plants, at 9Oc., >2 S5, S4'
S., and up to $40.
HydrangeaS, great variety, 9Oc TO 93 esch'
Rhododendrons, 81 and $40 each. =,
Rose Bushes Jacks, Magnas and BruneTs, n poS -
each: Crimson Rambers, 81, 81 and SIS each
Genestas. oOc.. 81 and 50 each.
Lily of the Valley in pots 81 each; Sl'o pan SpHe''
o0c. per pot .,.. ,,i
Also splendid collection of hyacinths, tulips ana
daHOdils.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
GOLF.
WOMEN TO MEET on THE LAKEWOOD
1INKs-THE OCEAN COUNTY CLUBS
NOVEL, COMPETITION.

vrONrr-N TO MEET on THE LAKEWOOD
1INKs-THE OCEAN COUNTY CLUBS
NOVEL COMPETITION
Tho lakewood Golf Club is the first to announce
tournament for women this season, and as the
National women's championship has been award
ed 70 Philadelphia this may be the only oppor-
,rr,,v for the feminine devotees Of the game to
meet on home links. The tournament is to take
nlace on Nav 4 . and g. and Will be open TO all
members Of clubs belonging TO the United states
Golf Association and 10 such others as the club
may invite A special effort is TO be made to Sc
cure the appearance OF MISS ltoNt, ths PIeSeIlS
champion and 1t Is expected aiSo lhat seNeiu VII,
PHILADELPHIA players Will be induced TO take par
The oDeuing day will be devoted to the uSudI guam
fving round at eighteen-hole medal-piay I'D WINCH
the best eight will be eligible Tor me supseq%G' %
,,bie the second eight Will meet for consolation
cup Saturday. the closing day OF me metlllf
there will probably be handicap contest u, tid
ton 10 the final rounds for the cups Just menlIoeu
Next Saturday the Lakewood team has arranged
TO meet the Richmond County players on us nome
course. and the following men nave De1il seIec''u
70 represent the club: Jasper Lynch. Francis A.
Walthew f. J. Kimbal, a. NJ. Reed. W. H. DA''s
and F. J. J. de Rasmes.
William A. Hamilton. secretary OF the Ocean
County Hunt and Country Club made known yes
terdav the list of prizes and conditions for the
clubs annual spring tournament, TO be held on
April G. and s. The qualifying round is 10 be at
eighteen holes for the Secretarys Cup. and the
winner Of the match play is receive the Cap
fain's Cup. There will also he medal-plaY hahd-
can on the last day Of the tournament ior Whlch
soterai Drlzes have been provided. A mover com
retItion has been arranged for this coming sat
urdaV for a cup presented by Justice Henry a
Gildersleeye in which the competitors will be linn
tied TO the use of two clubs Each player may seiect
any two he deems best but he must conHhe MINI
self TO them throughout the entire round.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
Travelling Bags
and Suit Cases

many. And some other sorts that are cneap
enough without further reduction. 1hese'
as examples:
.,.,,r cnh hays. leather lined 10 in. s47'' IS IN
Grain leather cabin bags; leather lined F'e'e' "''"''
l2 n.. 50. Il in $3.50
All these at reduced prices: .,
ladies' high cut grain leather. brass trimmings ~
lined bsgs ~ in 81 and s.. i In 81 80 ana s.T.t
Horn back alligator. high cur nas.. oi"SS
leather lined - in. $3.50. IL in. 81 - ,, q
Grain leather high bags. leather neo 10 - snt
Plaid cloth light weight ami durable '.'ss, "a a.
oase linen lined, leather bound, IS m F-''' ~ ~
s3S5.
Fifth floor.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

'oLE' g. W. q co. 2n Nze
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

oP'!Hg you were tempted to IeaVe It
jackets open? That's good way to
take cold. May we remind you that our
display of Spring Jackets is at its best! New
ideas find here their first expression. You
know how our goods are made.
Al s. 5o-Of castor covert; hy-front pa''en '"N"
Al $40 Or tan covert: double breasted 'front.' coat
back: lined with satin .,,s -.,,b
Al s2-Of black cheviot: hy-fron revers iaSea ,I e
blsrk Peau de Sole. velvet collar coat pacN' l""'
with c0lored taffeta ,-..N,. 80, g. a
At SI5-Of black unfinished wors'ed. double 80
on Jacket revers faced with black satin edged WIN
SIX cord. ,..hto h-aostel din
front: velvet collar: reyers faced with lining OF o'AN
Peau Do Sole. . -.., q, ,,,,. ,eu.
At sIS-Of black kersey double breasted nv front nov ns
drop effect: plated back coat edged with s"'"'"s'
A, sl9-Of tan whpcord fy-front coat back; strap
seams lined with fancy black polka dot tahe'a'
Second Floor Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

(,REscENT BICYCLES.--Western Wheel Works. q
~ Warren st. Chain and chsnless
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
Mems S3 Shoes at Sl.50

Often told but even now the best value Of all, som.
think, because all are tan in various shades; are OF
Kid and cafskin with oak leather soes; sizes and
shapes for most feet at
One-FyY a Pair.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

Perhaps your coat felt trihe
e" . warm yesterday, and may be
ing you were tempted to leave it
ketS onenp That's good way to
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

p. SCOTT. JR-. AUCTIONEER.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

CRAWFORD MFG Co. u Reade St.-Craw
~ Chain and chainless.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

DAvEGA s B. 30 p. and 80 3d-ave-2o high
IL grads makes cash easy payments
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

w e open this
morning our usual
Easter display Of
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

graphed cards, are shown some pleasing
novelties. These, too, are inexpensive.
One of the latter is an egg-shell (real) with
the chick partly emerged-lSc. each. Gel
luloid and silk novelties at 25c. to So.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

A dollar off several
kinds of which there
appears to be too
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28
Fire Screens
Been Here
Too Long

one at 81. Some gold-embroidercd kinds
at Csc. and 50c., and lot of prettily hand
painted affairs, with mottled bamboo frames,
are only 25c. each.
Basement
The Japanese exhibit on second floor,
embraces many interesting curios, new ones
recently added Two antique Japanese
clocks, in good working order, deserve
special visit
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

T G. Z. co. % broadway. l.l23 Broadway. u
Ia. que St BROOKLYN. Bicycles 81. down. {
Wolr-American- -Barnes-SteaTns Dayton.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-28

Fiat Cards 4c 10 i5c.
Booklets &C. 20 25c.
Fra Angelica Pictures. G IN set 81.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
DIR. Fenner's
Kidney & Backache
CURE.

A combination of the most effec-
tive known remedial agents for the
cure Of all Kidney, Bladder,
Urinary and Uterine diseases.
Too frequent or turbed urine, bed
wetting by children, lame back,
dropsy, female weaknesses, rheuma-
tism and heart disease are cured by
this great medicine.
This is no new discovery but has
been used in private practice for
q third ofa century by one of Amer
ica's most successful physicians.
In order to extend to a wider USE
fulness a medicine that has pro-
duced such benefcient results
it is now advertised to the millions.
Experience teaches that merit
alone is not sufficient to bring to
the people knowledge Of the won.
derfull curative powers Of
this extraordinary preparation.
It is also a great Renal Depurant
or Blood Purifyer, straining off the
impurities from the blood through
the kidneys.
For. sale by Emil Hargens.