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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
WHITE SHIRT WAISTS.

Notwithstanding the tremendous
Shirt Waist selling Of the past ten 9ssss5A
days, many numbers did not go EI
fast enough to suit
One lot Ladies' SOC. Fancy Per /%(2<fh1S~
Gale Shirt Waists, light and 2Oc &$zaY
dark shades. ......... s%ES@A i
One lot Ladies Fancy Shirt EA { \
Waists. With two rows in 3Oc WT~7W =
sertion across front. .... NSssasa -
One lot Ladies' Fancy Shirt u RI as7aM
Waists, light Blue and pink, and q 2~'
also fancy stripes all handsomely made; tucked front;
plain and trirn1ed all that sold at &c., 89c. 5oc
Ali OR Fancy Shirt Waists that sold at 6oc
SLID, SIPS and 5! 80, to close ~ w.
One lot Fine Sheer White India Linon Waists,
with cluster tucls across front, sold at $780, 10c
special closing price. Observation-Disclosures.
One lot White Pique Shirt Waists, with Aoc
pique collar sold at $I.39; price TO close .....
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

&6.98 For $I2 SO and SI450 Taffeta
Silk Peticoats.
1928 For $500 and $3.50 Tane,a
Silk Petticoats in Plain and
Changeablc.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-16
GoasIp of tho Ring.

H. K. New York-It ia . matter OF opinion.
III, New Yorf-No preliminary bout has been ar
ranged.
Mp. T., New York-AddEsss Henry Padden. SEC
rotary Of the Broadway A. @.
Spike Sullivan has selected Dee. 8 as tho date of
his meeting with Joe Cans at the Broadway A. G.
ulsd to box twenty I'VE rounds at the Hercules A c.
tonight.
Peter Msher and Ed Dunkhorst have been matched
Oct G IS. ''''' A'''' - ''' - - '"'"'' vi
Jack Hamilton who defeated Oscar Gardner re-
Gently declares his willingness to give Gardner rs.
Joe Goddard. who is in town. will not be convinced
that his aEhtinG days are over and is looking for
Sam Fitzpatrick has matched Jef Theme of Eng
Atwenty .hve-round contest.
Word comes from San Francisco that Peter Jack
has the critical stage in his recent attack
OF pneumo mia and his recovery is now assured.
Charley Harvey, who has bSen asked to pilot the
wants to match Jack against any good 1872 FOUNDER
ST. LOUIS Oct 15.-Joe Choynski and Dick Moore
OF St Paul will twenty rounds before the st. Louis
A. G Oct. 2s and the curtain; raiser will DO fifteen
Billy LRmpert OF London. England.
West and is training College Point for various on.
tho caiifSrnis hssvyw eight Who is now matched to
box Gus Rubin. Smith says Jenords Ia very clever.
Edds sEs sI H.. Ss ssR VIII be- 70
keep his engAeement with Oscar Gardner. which IL
scheduled to lake place Oct 20. Paddy Sullivan.
GARDENERS manager. is trying to get sAntry instead
The London Mirror Of LIE states that Jabez
White the English boxer who defeated MIKE Sears Ar.
e meet Marin F%hSry White m.: . With
as that affair 10 settled.
Young Kennsy. tho clever hgh.weight Of the
West. has been matched to meet Ed Bride Of Hart
aeer says he Is willing p match hs against Kid
McFarand spihe SGIiiNsn lid LnviEns SsorGs
or Frank Erns,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-16
eossIP OF THE HARNESS HORSES.
james Buffers PAGERS, Direct and Klata-
wah, Go to California.

james Buffers PAGERS, Direct and Klata-
wah, Go to California.
James Butlsr's proposition to match Ana
conda, 2:03k, against Prince Alert, 2:06k. for
$4,000 side has met with no response, and
the California PAGER will soon be shipped to
California. Anaconda will get into high soci-
ETY. when he reaches tho coast. q race having
boon arranged for Dot II at Los Angeles in
which Anaconda John r. Gentry and Joe
Patchen will be tho starters. Butler has
sent his two champion pacing stall
lions. Direct. 2:05k. and Klatawah.
2:05H. to Trainer Thomas Heating. and they
are going to California In company with Ana
conda. Direct holds tho worlds record for
PAGERS to high-wheel sulky. his mark OF 200
having never been sauallsd, although Star
Pointer. John u; Gentry ana Joe Patehen have
announced that he win be kept in the. stpd next
may tune him up for an attempt to lower his
record. Katawah. who holds the champion
K.atns viii S% psae IN his Ss
come CLOSE g the two::mlnute mark in 1900.
week at Nsshv lie has been DECLARED of. OWNS Ing
TO Z, shortage OF entries. The failure 10 sttrib.
psSnsrs were raced and rssd Se' % quit
work for the ssasen when the Lexington meet;
VS. ns'a om nms Bfs.JHs F.e4 ne a Era
ollie, Charley Herr. and lot OF other stars at
the Kentucky Breeders meeting last week
would seem to bear out the theory Of the Nash
vile managers.
George II. Hubers TT Point Stock Farm on
g the Breeders Futurity stake at Canton. N.
K. two years In succession. Last year his
totls. 2:22h. got the big end Of the stake. while
Hsd GEORGE EounE trotter that Huber 10
Of Aristotle. The Futprity race for 1899. fell
three colts were developed and driven By Lee
and Rene CLARK. sons Of Frank O., Clark. for
The report that Joe Patchsn.. 2:01n. will
appear at the October meeting, OF the Empire
As tho conauerer Of Star Pointer viii atari RAJ a;
Los Angeles on Oct. 81. In q race against John
4 Gentry and Anaconda. BY leaving California
the day after the race II would be possible for
him to appear on the closinG day OF the New
York meeting. but he would hardly be in shape
TO do himself justice after having been i've
days on the cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-16
Columbia Men Pleased with Their Football
Team.

Columbia men are we'll satisfied with the
game the football team put up against Prince
ton on Saturday Considering that this il
Columbia's first year at the game since 1880.
and that the men have never played together
before. 1t Is regarded as worthy feat to hold
Princeton down to eleven points. especially as
huke accounted for six Of these The game
has given to the team great confidence. They
have now met one Of the strongest college
teams and in many ways held their own, and
every man 10 now looking forward to the Yale
game OF Dot. %. Their faults have been made
manifest and Coach Beniord can be relied on
to remedy them, On Wednesday game will
be played with New York UniyOrstg. and Am
herst 10 on the card for Saturday.
The men we're pretty we'll used up yesterday
slmons'S ankle will trouble him for some time
He was considered the best line bucker In eoi-
Iegs and HE loss, Il only ten Dorary. q serious,
him out Of the game for the rest Of the season.
Gilehrist's shoulder which was wrenched in
practice 10 about we'll and he will soon be
ready 70 play again. Columbia has plenty OF
called into service at any time. The mon will
be at work again this afternoon on Manhattan
Field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-16
FIGH TING.
Jeffries's Arm Getting Well and tho Fighs
May Not Be Postponed.


AsBURY PARK, Oct. 15.-Jim JefYries took the
bandage from his injured arm to-day and gave
the member good rubbing with alcohol in or
der to remove as muoh Of the soreness as pos
sible. The swelling has all gone down and
there is no external evidence OF any injury
Jeffriss said to-day that II the arm continued
to improve as It has for tho last day or two he
thinks 1t likely that there will be no postpone
mont Of the fight. He will call on DR.. sayre
IN New York again next Tuesday. and until
will be necessary. Referee George Siler called
on Jeffries to- day and thought that he looked
In as good con dillon IL not better than when
he fought FitZsmmons.
You can tell your friends" said the Califor-
nian to Siler. that l am bigger. stronger and
see how l am going to lose the night. Except
my injured arm. 1t would be impossible for
any human being to feel better than do. I
keep in that condition"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-16
CROSs COCN1Ry RUNNING.
orh View and Shamrock Harrisra and Nm
nohal A. {. Hold Interesting Events.

of" Vie" and Shamrock HRrrisra and Nm
u"hai A. c. Hold Interesting Events.
An oId-time cross country run over seven
r''" course was held ny the National A. C. at
S''speth yesterday under the direction Of Capt
M'ham D. Wynne. The start was m AIDE from
,o' second Ward Democratic Associations
muse There were representatives OF the
ar Evergreen. Pastime. Puritan. Knicker-
CCmNer, National and New West Side Athletic
i,SH, we're organized md they started OF In a
ic IN ana slow division. the latter having Ave
sr .stS n, start, The course was down Grand
country toward Flushing. crossing the Long
nstyy.,vhn lIr2Sd ravine near Glendale. toward
Ria ahsGh,S h9n OSs tphTo1Sh KIse
We Holman boulevard and Grand street,
iod Ing Gh ,nst rack failed to catch the slow diviS
V rGs'h' Peter Wend nth and Arthur H: Jag
oeG' LIN" Tor tho packs. 50 minutes soc
MILAN il wynne. followed BY "A Anthony n j. J.
Esanss,' teEr YIN G i fnoth next, Frederick
ODtrminutes 10 seconds. The National A. q.
M nud an invitation run next Sunday from
" "S same place and invite all Interested to at
x one Of the most successful runs OF the day
SaafSttaken by the Sea View Harriers from the
on HN,h n South Brooklyn. Fourth avenue
opnnIate spectators ana through this lane OF
ST1 W.. the Harriers finished. Tho start
FnS made at $3.50 and the course laid down
fourth avenue across the Sea Beach Railroad
ts. ., hence diaEonaly across country to Eigh-
lin avenue. TO tho Dyker Meadow Golf
an nns, 10 Fort Hamilton around the officers
Sysners, to Ninety-second street. to Fourth
NAL 1..i, a mile from home the command to
,,"neaE Tor home" was given, and a splendid
was feHs4sd y. McMahin. Shamrock Harrers.
nrst in. about a foot in front Of W. +.
Wit, Ihlsi who was followed In by L. II. Whitlaeh.
fnhp iTTemaine Forbes fourth. W. @. L. White
Tnd. Ilme ~ minutes SIX seconds. Next
tinpn ,'on paper chase and extend an invita-
81" II az athletes. The start will be made at
h,,HHe Shamrock HArriers held run from their
mHr,irn af'ers IN Van Courtlandt Park Yesterday
rnn,. 'hHo The pack was led over a six milo
t lev 10y G; u Trede and Capt. Eugene Estop-
Of ,boL VIII WOW TO bringing out tho talent
0iT." ,SSrnoolh0ys the Shamrock Harriers will
.g,aa ,mtre cups or medals during the season
cluS set!es OF weekly handicap races over the
'|'utses' open to any soho0lboy In the city.
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At 90 cents: Clinton. no commission; Columbia TOO
htli CORTLAND 5000 At go cents; Delaware no com.
mission Dutchem, 800 at 90 cents: Erie. 1000 at so
Fulton rnlton' 1000 81 81; asneseo 1000 st SO cents,
liner, $500 at 90 contsi Jefferson. 1000 at 81;
Kings no commission; Lewis 500 at 81; Living.
ston. 800 At 30 cents Madison. $500 at go cent?;
monroe. 10000 at 40 cents; Montgomery. 1900 at
q New YORK, no commission Niagara, 5000 at
1000 A. 10 CENTS Ontario $50 ct TO cents: Orange
boo At VI Orleans. $500 at 10 cents: Oswego, $500
CO omission; Queens no commission; R snsseiaer. no
con mission; Eoeklnnd. commission appointed, bus
togo. Ssoo At o.: scheeestady. 1000 At y; seho.
Seneca u 700 at 81 Steuben, 1000 at 81: Suffolk.
20. 900 at g. cents; sullyan. no commssion; Tiog.,
Warren, 2.odh, at 81; Washington, 1000 at 81,
Wayne 2, 600 ~ 80 cents; Westcherter, no commits
rapta