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New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
ORDER OF GAMES SETTLED.
ARRANGEMENTS ABOUT COMPLETED FoR
INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS

London. July 1s.-Messrs Jackson. Wendell. Nor
rison and Brooks Of the international University
Advisory Committee. held a final meeting at the
Queens Club. Brighton this afternoon. 10 complete
arrangements and decide upon the order ~ satur-
days events in the athletic contests between Yale
and Harvard and oxford and Cambridge II was
agreed that the programme should open at .. m.
with the long lump and hammer throwing concur
rently closing with the three mile and high Jump
The question as 10 the number Of trials 70 be al
lowed in the hammer throwing and long Jumps was
the occasion Of considerable discussion the English
rule being four trials each. and the American rule
six trials A compromise reached on six trials
for hammer throwing and fve tries for the jump
For the high jump the usual custom on both sides
is three tries at each bar Runs under the bar
do not count tries.
Informa tlon gathered at all the training quarters
gives promise Of close contests. especially for the
100 yard hurdles, the quarter mile and the long
jump
The question OF selecting mate for e. d. Daily
Harvard for the long Jump will he decided between
J. T. Harrington (Harvard). Morse Yale) and Roche
Haryard) tomorrow. G.. G. Vassal (Oxfordl who
with J.. r. o. Bevan Cambridge will represent the
English universities. has the top record and con-
tinues in splendid form.
Nearly all OF the oxford team on the grounds
to-day Smith will supplant Winterbotham Cam.
BRIDGE in the three mile race
The demand for seats on Saturday Is increasing
daily.
The hct weather continues to favor the American
teams.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
TENNIS.
OPENING OF THE TOURNAMENT FOR
THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP AT
SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE.
Syracuse July 1s (SpeciaD.-The second annual
lawn tennis tournament in the series for the
this afternoon on the courts OF the Sedgewick
Farm Tennis Club. The feature OF the first days
play was the match between Little, the Princeton
champion and +. +. Torrey. a local player. for
merly OF Brooklyn. Little should have in
easy style but ne Stacked up in the second set and
grew very careless. Assisted by q bothersome wind
that blew down the court like a young gale. the
local expert captured the second set The Prince
tonian held matters well In hand In the deciding
set and won about as he pleased. Jenny. the for
mer champion from Princeton. met Louis j. Grant.
the New-York lawyer In the first round and won
easily, but the NEWCOMERS son, Wylie Grant,
beat another local man. Magee. in good shape.
There are twenty-five entries In both the handi-
cap and scratch singles. including Fischer Little
Paret Grant, McMaster, Jenny and many OF the ex-
perts from this section Of the State Fischer and
Paret strong favortes for the right chai-
Cup. and the two New Workers. are expected to
meet I'm the final round The doubles will be start
ed tomorrow. The scores Of the first days matches
follow
Championship singles preliminary round)-Howard
Lewis beat Phllander Norton. 81 GO. 6-2; George
Wagner beat Dana Hyde. 60 is. 60; f. p. Fischer
beat w. F. Cooper 81. 81 Parks Wright beat Hunt
al "a: A. c. McMaster beat Harry Burdlck. "a.
IS
First round-w. c. Grant bea, W. W. Masee. Ga.
IS: II. D. Little beat r. =. Torrey 6--f, "a, e.:
J. P. Paret beat F. 7. wnans by default.
foriy5 beat Dana Hyde tntissn,, 81 s-s Ga "'''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
THE RECORDS.

The Pittsburg team has cast CONSERVATION into
the ranks OF the admirers OF the Brooklyn team on
several occasions this year. and yesterday, at
Washington Park, 1t repeated the dose. Pittsburg
falls down regularly before teams which Brooklyn
has no trouble in defeating. and then the Pirates
come here and throw down the Brooklyn players
and roll them in the dust That Is one OF the
things which help to make baseball what 1t Is,
the most uncertain OF professional games
Chesbro. recent acquisition In the Pittsourg
pitching force had the Brooklyn batsmen at his
mercy throughout the game, the home players be-
ing unable TO do anything with his delivery except
in the fourth inning, in which they scored their
only runs McJames was hit hard at times, and his
support poor. The home team did not play In
home team were kept busy. and Brooklyn made the
record OF tWentY- five assists Score:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
BOWLING.

PLANNING THE NEXT TOUR OF THE EAST
ERN BOWLERS.
Chicago July 1S.-Manager Sam Karpf. OF the
Greater New-York Bowlers, arrived I'm Chicago
to-day and began to lay plans for the 1SSe19OO
of the Eastern bowlers. 1t will be the fifth tour
of the ew-Yorkers. and from present Indications
will prove more successful than the one
ended last April, when seven new worlds records
were established With the exception OF William
Cordes OF New-York. as captain. and Phil Wolf.
who led in the averages last season. no other
players have yet been selected. and probably will
not be until Manager Karpf returns east in Octo-
ber Before last seasons tour ended thirty-four
dates were booked for the coming tour, extending
As far west as Denver. Manager Karpf expects to
get again many dates as he will include alleys
located on the Pacific Coast. With the exception of
n valuable trophy TO go to the home team making
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
GOLF.
OPENING OF THE CONNECTICUT CHAM
PIONsHIP CONTESTS.
rrpsr ,Nxr.t. TOURNAMENT OF THE STATE
CrUBs-PATTERsoN WINS THE MEDAL IN
TILL. InIct ININARY ROIiND.

FIRST ANNUAL TOURNAMENT OF THE STATE
crIjBs-PATTERsoN WINS THE MEDAL IN
THE PRELIMINARY ROUND
Connecticut golfers held their first championship
games Yesterday OIL the links OF the Brooklawn
Country Club OF Bridgeport. and II the promise
OF the opening rounds is fulfilled the tournament
will prove 10 be success. In fact II has already
proved So Forty-nlne players took part In the
preliminary round and. though the field was neces
sarily limited by geographical lines, IL includeo
many OF the best known golfers In the state. Inc
meeting took place under the direction oil the
Connecticut Golf Association which comprises
twenty two clubs and the winner is to receive the
title OF State champion for the ensuing year
II was expected that Finday 8. Douglas would
represent the Fairfield County Golf Club nut the
ex-ehampion failed to appear, and Edward Leavitt
and George Phelps both OF whom quallhed
among the first sixteen, were the only prominent
entries from that organization The course. though
somewhat unfamiliar 10 payers here, Is capital
one as those who visited 1t yesterday most enthus
astically declared II is nine hole one having d
playing length OF 1854 yards and boyle OF thirty
nine The distances. with the boyle nsures' are:
Yards s27 4o4 l45 2is 372 2io IT'S aie %4-2,5s4
re- A. 80
The matches yesterday were devoted to the pre-
lIminary round Of eighteen holes, In which the first
sixteen qualified for the championship cup and the
second sixteen for consolation cup. In the AFTER
noon the first round nj match play ior poth theSe
divisions took place. and as result only eight sur
v.vors remain In each. These are to meet In the
second and third rounds to-day, and the finals are
10 take place on Friday. The most valuable prize
In addition to the championship trophy Is S2oO
cup presented by the Misses Eldridge. OF Norfolk.
for the best OF six in the league and this Will
also be played for Friday The cup must be
won three times to be taken outright but the other
prizes become the permanent property OF the WIN
-
The medal for the best score yesterday was won
nv II Patterson, of the home club. whose card
was So Four men were tied for last place among
the first sixteen. but In the play OH TWO "ero
droppcd into the consolation class.
FOfloWinR the
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING.-Brighton Beach Racing As'0
citation. Brighton Beach. 2:3o p. m.
GOLF. - Mixed foursome. Eng'ewooo
against Richmond County country Az.
staten Island: monthly handicap, ot. AZ
Srsws. women's competition for long course
cup. Morristown; Connecticut state tn- enam-
pionship, Bridgeport; Travis ana .1, nurtS roi,
against Tying and Anderson, Baitusroi "o''
Club links. ..
Yacht Club race week Long Island SOUND
LAWN NTENNIS-New-York state cham-
p,onship. Syracuse; Magnolia Beach tourna-
ment. Magnolia Beach. Mass.
PoLo.-southampton cup match Ceoar-
hurst Long Island.
BASEBALL-Brooklyn against flt.Souie'
Washington Park, Brooklyn p H.
SHOOTING. - New-York German Cluo,
rexter park: Auueduct Gun Club. Aqueduct;
Interstate Association tournament Provi-
dence II. ].
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Referee II. l.. Herbert threw the ball In play
at one minute before o'clock and the tlmekeeper.
George w. Kendrick OF Philadelphia had barely
checked off three minutes brilliant play when
Frank McFaddens stable boy Alfred WOOL
mounted on fast pony. came tearing along the
eastern boundary OF the field. his object being TO
get the bronco warmed up for the following oout.
When the little animal reached the southern goai
line II turned east and In a second mad rushed
head on into brick wall across the road turning
a somersault the pony fell almost senscless ana
the brave little lad stretched on the grass
with the breath Knocked out OF him, careful exam
ination by a surgeon later showing that the boy
was suffering from slight conclusion or the pr"n'
1t Is expected that he will be all right again soon
The pony which was Of the best In Mr, NC
Fadden's stable was the bay gclding Cigarette
perfectly trained 10 ne game ana anhdi,aUdcfnbia Cdun
try Club The destruction Of this mount lett Mr.
McFadden somewhat Inconvenience as ne, raiher
ers rs" or the members Of the Rockaway Club pre-
ferred to ride the game on the other horses
u on mr. resuning play the accident soon forgot
ten and the Devon players reused % the sge The
contest was however. rather one sided as tne af
points being a quartet drilled and trained TO the
hour exactly as they have been all through tne
CAPPED By the absence OF their captain, Albert
Kennedy, who had been suddenly caiieo a"ay Zy,, ~
played up 10 his handicap at times and certainy
better than when last seen on the Baia neld. 1
smith and FRANK Mcf auuth piaSSeu ~ wbatr bacL or
Strawbridge, at forward, was not noticeable
In fact Il was a repetition OF former bouts be-
tween these teams. as fully reported in the Tribune
Snowden's brilliant charges resulting In five goals
TO his mallet, and George Hendricks masteriui
play Increasing the score 10 the same amount.
Wheeler's steady work in the middle Of the team
and George McFaddens backing being simply ir-
resistibe Strawbridge evidently needed the en-
couraging voice of Kennedy after making the
goal scored in the first period. as from that time
forward he was somewhat slow.
SUMMARY OF THE SCORE
Handt- First Second Third Fourth
cap. period. period period. period Totals
Devon ...........O D. -,
Country Club. IA ~
To-day al Cedarhurst the Rockaway second team
meets the Lakewood players in contest for the
Southampton Cups. outlined in yesterdays Trib-
une. There Is not to be any contest Friday
rumored the Devons being unable 10 meet the
Westchester players, for the that their
ponies must be shipped to Narragansett for the
opening contest next Monday. July "a. To-day's
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

the best averages against the Eastern men. M
other prizes will be offered. but an even grcster
nducement will be made
The five members showing the best individual
records At the close Of the tour will be taken 10
the exposition at Paris next year under enc
auspices Of the Crawford, McGregor & Canby
Company, OF Dayton Ohio. TO give exhibitions
After showing Parsians how the game Is played
in America. other large European cities will be
visited
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

Championship cup nrst rouna lnatch pay, @ pea,
play Hncks beat Stirling up to play; Cheney beat
Woosey up 10 play; Sanford beat Ives. up (2l
holes) beat I. Cheney up to play: Rosser
beat Baldwin up u9 hoes): seeley beat Cooley. up
to play
Consolation Cup first round match play-Beach beat
Haviland, up to play; Lyon beat Williams. up to
play Soddard Austin. up: Baldwin beat Cogswel.
up play; Moore beat Rogers up to play; Bron-
bolesJ; Eaton beat Thorne 2 up to play
The drawings for to-day are:
Championship Cup-Tayor T. l. Cheney. Hincks
VS. r. Cheney Sanford Patterson Rossiter Seeey.
Consolation Cup-Beach Lyon. Stoddard Bald
win Moore Bronson. Barney Eaton.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
TROOPS FREE FROM YELLOW FEVER

Washington. July ls.-Surgeon General sternbers
to-day received the following cable from Major
OReiy. chief surgeon at Havana:
Hazard te!egraphs since and including 18th inst:
Taken sick-Medical officers. /; female nurse. |;
Hospital Corps 2; soldiers. g. civilians. H. Deaths
Soldiers /: Hospital Corps. l. and civilians. B.
Troops now quite free and safe. Very few Ameri-
cans left In city. No new cases at ManZanillo.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

NUTLEY TEAM TO PLAY AT ENGLEwoOD.
Nutley n. j.. July 1s (SpeciaD.-The team OF the
Nutley Golf Club will play the Englewood Golf Club
at Englewood on Saturday. The captains Of the re-
spective teams will play with women partners In a
foursome the result to count in the score Of the
match. For Englewood Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Wells
will play In the foursome and Marc NJ. Michael and
Mrs ]. Berg for Nutley.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
PICKING AMERICAN TEAM.
HALLOwELL CHOSEN IN THE HURDLEs-REFEREr
AND STARTER NAMED

HALLOWELL CHOSEN IN THE HURDLEs-REFEREH
AND STARTER NAMED
Brighton. England. July ls-The Yale and Har.
ward men continued their training Preston Park
to-day. They were in excellent form The question
OF who should make up the hurdle tea m has been
decided by the selection of ]. W Halowell. Of
Harvard. who heat ". NJ Fincke, OF Yale, by a few
inches in sixteen seconds
The entries for the 100 yard dash were recons,d.
cred to-day, with the result that e. Dupee Of Yale
and F. A. Blount, also OF Yale will compete to-
morrow TO decide who shall assist f. J. Qunlan Of
Harvard, In this race. All three men practised
hard to-day. The three mile and the mile runners
logged. while the men entered for the half mile
event were called on for several swift sprints The
jumpers VIII do light work from on. excepting
j. T. Roche and ]. T. Harrington. both OF Harvard
who will go up the Queens Club grounds 70 com.
pete with G. ID. DAILY. OF Harvard. for the broad
jump. which is regarded with more apprehension
now than any other event. G.. e. Vassall OF
Oxford is considered formidable.
Montague Sherman. an old oxford runner has
been chosen referee and Mr. Wilkinson starter for
the oxford "a mbridge team both names being sug.
gested by the Americans The American members
will be announced tomorrow.
atAa d.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
A HARD FOUGHT GAME

Chicago July 1a-Carr Neel defeated Allen Of
Yale. in the finals In singles In the Western Ten
MS Tournament to-day. and will tomorrow meet
Kreigh Collins for the championship Neel 10
looked upon as almost winner in the games
with Collins as the latter has not this year been
putting up any such game as Neel has played
throughout the tournament
The game between Neel and Allen to-day was
long and hard fought. some OF the sets running up
TO twelve and fourteen before a winner was shown.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
"rOD" SLOAN SUSPENDED.

London July 1S-Owing 10 an exhibition OF IN
subordInatlon at the starting post in the race ior
the Warren Nursery at Sandown Park on satur-
day last A. Coventry the starter, reported TOO
Sloan Henry Robinson and John Dalton 10 'nc
Jockev Club meeting this morning. The club voted
10 SUSPEND Sloan and Robinson from July 10 10
August g. and Dalton till July 20 . ,,,.s
Sloan Il ia announced will sail for the United
States by the steamer New-York on saturday next
having decided to take advantage OF his suspen,,
sion to visit America. tie VIII return " Eisi""u
for the autumn handicaps.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
CINCINNATI, Z; BALTIMORE, 3.

Baltimore July 1s.--Corcoran assaulted McGraw
at the beginning Of tho ninth inning at Union Park
to-day, and a free for all fight resulted. Beacher
sDectators crowded upon the field. and riot
would have resulted but for prompt action of the
notice Both PLAYERS fined and retired from
the game. An unlucky bound in the seventh inning
gave Cincinnati two runs and the game. Neither
mn nor Breitenstein very effective and both
were rather wild. The score follows:
u. H. f.
Sinclrnau .''.....i o 8 o 2-7 IL
rat,eries-Robnson md Hill Breitenstein
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
ST. LOUIS. Q; BOsTON. q.

Boston, July is--St Louis had little difficulty In
winning to-day. through the poor support the home
team gave Killen. The visitors played a fast sure
game from the start and batted Killen at oppor-
tune times Attendance. 1900. The score follows:
Z. II. p.
81. Louis ............1 20 II .
Boston ...............2 Ga 8
Batteries-crger and Powell Clarke and Kllen.
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RE1FF WINS TWO RACES.

London. July 1S.-At the first day OF the leicester
summer meeting to-day l.. Reiff, the American
Jockey riding Lord William Beresford's horses
in place OF Tod" Sloan who has been suspended
for insubordnation at the starting post won the
livingston Maiden Two Year Old Plate, on Perdcus
In the Belgrave Handicap Meta II, ridden by
Rein captured third place: =, -,
Lord William Beresford's three year old pay
relding Manatee, with Reiff In the saddle, won
The Regulation Plate. Of 1Ol soveregns for three
year ods and upward
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
LOUISVILLE. 8: PHILADELPHIA 4.

Philadelphia. July B.-The Phlies' winning
streak was broken to-day by Louisville. who de-
feated the Quakers without much effort The home
team could do nothing with the visitors pitchers
while the Colonies touched up Frazer when hits
meant runs. Attendance. 5.0o6 Score follows
r. II. T.
Louisville ...........2 Is II 3
Philadelphia ..........I o. o
Batteries-Zimmer. Cunningham and Wood; Mcfarland
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
CHICAGO DEFEATS NETWORK.

While the game at the Polo Grounds yesterday
between the New-York and Chicago teams was
close and exciting. the men from the West really
won more easily than the score would indicate.
Both teams did good work in the field. Chicago
practically won the game In the third inning in
which consecutive hitting gave the visitors four
runs Griffith seemed to weaken In the last few In
nings and allowed the home players nearly TO close
ba
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
CLEVELAND. 3; WASHINGTON. 4.

Washington. July 1s.-Washlngton and Cleveland
split even to-day In the first game the Senators
gained a lead, but the Wanderers won out by a
batting rally in the seventh inning The second
game went TO Washington mainly because of Cleve-
lands errors Attendance, $500. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME
n. II. T.
Washington ...-......2 % 2
Cleveland .......O o x-5 II
Observation-Disclosures and Dineen. schreckengost and
Knepper. o.,r o.,,-
r. II. r.
Washington .........2 Q 0 ! XII 9 4
Batteres-Dunean Mercer Schreckensost and Bates
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Allen pIayed with desperation but Neel put up the
Same Steady careful game that has carried MIN 70
Victory so many times. and Allen although ne
made a good showing at all times, ola not look IKE
n winner at any time. The score;
Finals in singles the winner to meet Sonns i2r the
champi7nshp-Neel beat Allen e-4 ~ =" 20
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

FORMER SECRETARY OF CHICAGO BOARD
OF EDUCATION A DEFAULTER
AND FUGITIVE.
Chicago. July 1s-William A. S. Graham, for
merry school agent clerk and secretary OF the
Board of Education is a sef-confessed defaulter In
the sum OF ss451O. Positive proof Of the shortage
was discovered to-day. together with a letter left
by Graham authorizing the conveyance Of all his
property for the purpose Of quidating his short.
age He has left the city. and agents Of his bonds
men the National Surety Company, of New YORK,
and the City Trust and Safety Deposit Company. OF
Philadelphia, who are each his surety for 1000
are endeavoring to find him.
In connection with his place the Board he
acted as school agent and handled all the moneys
OF that body, amounting TO thousands of doIlsrs
annually. All money received from collections o.
rents interest on investments and the dividend on
State taxes was handled by Mr.. Graham.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
BASEBALL.
PITTsBURG AGAIN TOO MUCH FOR THE
BROOKLYN PLAYERS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Plttsburg S: Brooklyn. q Cleveland, D; washington
Chicago 7. NeW-York g. FIRST garne).
Ct. Louis o: Boston, g. Washington, IL Cievelano,
Louisville, s; Philadelphia, 81 (second game).
Cincinnati, 7; Baltimore. ).
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NEW-YORK

runs-New- York. .; Chicago. B. First base by
errorsNew York. l. LEFT on 1New-Yore % g. Shi
Struck out-By Meekin q by Griffith. g. Two base hits
Ryan. Woverton Sacrifice hits-Green. Mccormick
Stolen bases-Grady, 2: IAnge. g. Van Haltren = Dou-
bic playsDavis and Doyle Donahue. ange and "olver-
ton Umpres-O'Day and McCiarr. Time-2:lO
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
POLO.
DEVON TEAM WINS THE CEDARHURsT
CHALLENGE CUP.
A sTADLEBoY INJURED WHILE RIDING roNi
THE LATTER BROKE ITS LEG AND

THE LATTER BROKE ITS LEO AND
HAD TO BE KILLED.
The Cedarhurst Challenge Cup was won ana 'oss
yesterday on the grounds of the Rockaway HUNT
Club the winner being the crack team OF the Devon
Polo Club, which has already carried OF the Faieh-
tine the Morrell and the Alden trophies The losing
team WAS made UP Of players from the Philadelphia
Country Club, who account Of the absence OF one
OF their best men. Albert f. Kennedy, had 10
call upon Carleton Zellin. much lighter ana less
experienced man As lined up the teams were;
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

McJnmes IN ninth inning.
Pittsburg ...-...-............O " l .
Earned runs-Brooklyn. 2. Two base hs-Ciark An
Jones errors-Pittsburg. ., Brook
lyn 2 Left bases-Pitsburg 4; Brooklyn. T. struck
out-By McJames, 2; by Chesbro L. Sacrifice hit.39w-
erman stolen bases -McCreery. Bowerman, OBHen
First base bals-On McJames 3: of Chesbto, l.
Double play-Dahlen Anderson and Daily Wild pitches
McJames 2 Passed ball-Bowerrnan. Time Of game
2:O2 Attendance, 1900. Umpres-Swartwood and Hunt.
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between second and third
THIRD RACE-Handcap; $3.50 added. One mile
Harness & Brossmans blk Imp, by
Wagner-Fonding. yrs. 1875 n. .(Clay) IL 10
O. L. Richards b. g. Charentus. 3, 106...
(Clawson) '3-l f-2
W II. Landmarks ch. c. Cambrian, 3,
los. 5............................ COdom) 6-5 "A
Roysterer. g. 9s.......:...... MitchelD '3-l i-2
Time-1:fE.
Coupled in betting
Won driving by half length: lengths between
second and third.
FOURTH RACE-PECONIC STAKES for three-year- olds:
$500 added. penalties and allowances One and one
eighth miles.
Perry Belmonts b. Ethelbert. by
Eothen- Maori. l28 lb. 49,; .(Spencer) 10
W Hendres ch. c. Martmas,
(TaraD 6-5 out
T. Hefners ch. c. Ellerdale. Ill.
Keenan) 3 100-1 81
Time-l:5J.
Won eased UP by Ave lengths; furong second
and third.
FIFTH RACE-For maiden two -year-olds: $500 added;
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

The entries and weights for to-day's races at
Brighton Beach follows:
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One=Half and One-Third

than the accepted figures retail
saving Of from 20c 81 yard on
kind wanting In averagesd anywhere
will month
every months ordinarily important
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THIS happens twice year, and careful people have already learn
time the selling of many thousand yards Of the be
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EMBEZZLED SCHOOL FUNDS.

For other Sports see Page 81
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CARPET Prices Are Advancing
because

WILTON CARPETS-There are ], 500 yards of ST. 50
Wilton carpets, that will be sold at 81. 50 yard.
BRUSSELS CARPETS-There are 3,9lS yards of
Brussels carpets that have heretofore been priced at
$l.35 Now 90c. yard
ADMINISTER CARPETS-There are several grades in
Administers, heretofore priced at ST. ST. IS and ST. IS.
Now offered at 75c., 90c. and ST. yard.
VELVET CARPETS-Of Velvet carpets We offer