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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-05
THE RACETRACK.

GRAvESEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries and weights for to-day's races at
Gravesend follows:
FIRST RACE-THE KENsINGTON HURDLE HANDI-
CAP OF $1,000; for four-year-olds and upward; $50
each. or SIS II declared by o'clock the day before
the race: winner 500: TO second horse 500 and
TO third 500. One and three-quarters miles. over
hurdles.
]. ". Colts b. g. Ben Eder. years old. by Fonso-
WOrkmae NV
Mr.. Chamblet's b. g. Moslem. years old. by Sure
r r.. & T Htohcock's CHI m Forget, years old. .
Mr.. Chamblst's B. h, waltzer aged, by Darebin-sly
Dance IN
Modred-Premium -lfV
rr,v Rem ami H. 1s9
F. G. O'Renlys b. h. knvarra, years old, by -
A. G. Blakely's b. h. Peter H. aged by Brutus-,
Bonnie Jean.
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WORK OF roRNADOBs IN IOWA.

DUBUQUE. Iowa. June A tornado swept the
country west Of DyersvilIe early tonight At some
points the path OF the storm was mile wide The
operator at Thorpe. Iowa, reported buildings and
cars being blown over. The negnborhood OF KEEL
logg, Iowa, also suffered.
Rock Rapids Iowa June A tornado last night
struck house occupied by Adolph Juergensen and
family turned il bottom upward and entirely de-
molished II. The family miraculously escaped with
only a Iew painful DrIies. The storm blew down
harms and scoopea I'D earth In several places as IL
passed on north into Minnesota. The path was
only few rods vida
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OTHER ATTRACTIONS AT THE RACES.

cihth ATTRACTIONS AT The hACtS'
New-London. Conn. June 4-This year new blood
has been infused into the local Regatta Committee
Frank Valentine Chappell chairman is Yale grad
uate Of two or three years ago. and while in college
won some reputation Splinter Service in an
artillery battery In the with Spain kept him
vigorous, and he is not far removed from col
lege to have lost his interest in athletics He is
enthusiastic in his efforts to make the racing
tournament signal success. and he promises
something extra In the way Of entertainment. One
of the extras will he big display Of fireworks on
boatrace night. June q. Congressman Charles A.
Russell OF this district is engaged In effort to
INDUCE Secretary Long TO send SIMPSONS squadron
to New London at that time and there seems 10
be likelihood that this will be done. The pres
ence of the big warships here undoubtedly would
increase the crowd enormously. There is plenty
of room for them In the harbor. together with thu
feet of private yachts that Is sure TO be here at
the time, Last year the absence of the fine yachts
that had been pressed into Government service
was noticeable. The yacht display in itself this
year will be attraction not to be desplsed.
There will be no pressboat this year Heretofore
the New-London Board OF Trade has furnished
good-sized tug or small steamboat TO accommodate
the reporters With the prospect OF an observa-
ton train on the Groton shore, the Board has de-
cided not to put q pressbOat
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field work Of the Yale nine was as noteworthy as
the clever batting and showed the most careful
and painstakng practice. Harvards baseball stock
nsd sun further slump owing 20 the defeat at
the hands Of Brown at Providence
Harvard has very small crumb OF consolation
IN the midst OF her baseball woe in the winning OF
the cricket championship This is the third time
mat Harvard has won the championship Of the
lntercolegiate Cricket Association but interest in
the game Is slight at Cambridge and few care
whether the outcome be victory or defeat.
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FIFTH RACE-HsndiosD; for all ages. On" and one
ppooKpALE HANDICAP WEIGHTS

Weights for the Brookdale Handicap, one mile
ana rIrlong 10 be run tomorrow; Ben Halliday
and Banastar 1T; Don De ORC, 1S; George keene'
11s; ST. Cloud III: Pink Coat 1l6: Voter. IA Fill
Crane. ll8 Ethebert and Candleback. liz; Lanky
Bob lis: Bangle and Imp. LII; Handball los swift
and kingdom, los; Ways and Means, Firearm and
Thomas Cat lOl: Howard Mann. Mr.. Clay MIL,
etream FJchberR Sir Hubert, His Lordship and
George BOYD 100; Greatland and Lakeland. sS
Nosey 81 Central Trust and High Degree 10 Jet;
King Barleycorn, s2i Handpress' Ellerdale ana
Danforth 90
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articles which he cannot possibly do without He
should next collect them in convenient place.
and II VIII be found that they TO about two
satchels full. When this fact has dawned on him
ne should select nghtshirt and complete
change Of underclothing. secure them in water
PROOF bag and depart content. Let not the novice
adopt the ingenious plan OF the man who econo-
nized weight by wrapping up his nshtgear. etc,
In his macintosh cape When IL rained he was in
an embarrassing position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-05

Hanley. Of Quincy Point Mass. cut away The
water ifne TO twenty-eight feet, instead Of going
near the posss BILE limit OF thirty five feet. conse-
queptly he expects 70 have the biggest sail area ~
plan IS lofty. with short base line. and Hanley
Will 70 10 the Great Lakes 10 be with the boat when
sbn 6rst races The Genesee Is well within the
construction laws that govern the building for
these International races.
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LOUISVILLE

on bails-on carrick. 4 on PhIlippi 4 OF MCGEE. q
First base errors-New-York 8 Left on basee-Nsw-i
York, o. Louisville. IL Struck out-By carrick l.; BY
Niece Home runs-Foster. Hart1ell. Two base hit
carrick Base hts--On Phlippl. in four innings, 3; or
McGes in rye innings slosn h.se.vsn Haisr. m
Wilson. Balk-PhippL wild ptchAcarriek Hit BY
ptcher-By Phillipp /; by MCGEE 1. 1lms-2;oc Un-'
pres-O Day and McCiarr Attendance-23oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-05

According TO tourist who has just returned 10
this country, the best evening spin out OF London
Is from the Marble Arch along the Edgeware Road
10 Edgeware Village. then into Elstree and down
10 Boreham Wood. The road IL excellent the
whole way
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RACES AT MAsPETH.

There a large gathering yesterday at the
Queens County Driving Park Maspeth, Long ISL
and. TO witness the bicycle given by the Adj
rondack Wheelmen. There we're several races and
they were we'll contested. The summarizes
Half mile novice-FinaI W. II. Hennessey
81. John Wheel Club. T. N. Ryan. Maspeth Wheelmen
second; r. V. F1eldingbergh National A. G w. third
Tme-l16h
Ons-miie handicap-Final by J. n. Clarke
Williamsburg Wheemsn C25 yards: F. II. Thorpe Semi
mole Wheelmen ,scratch), second A. j. Corning Edre'ge
Wheelmsn 60 yards third. T1me-2:45lz.
Two-me tandem handicap-FTnal heat won by O. W
Ryder and E. H Thorpe Seminole Wheelmen (scratch);
T NJ Ryan and w. O. Hammond. Maspeth Wheelmen
second; j. d. Clarke and D. II. Jennings, Williamsburg
Nbeelmen, third. Time-5:1lh.
Mleand a-half club championship-Flnal heat won by
]. q Thompson; W F. Fordhann- second; O. W OBrien
third. Time-434A
Three-ms open handieaF-Ffnal heat won by j. D.
Clarke, Williamsburg Wheelmen fscratch); O. w Rycer
Seminole Wheemen C75 yards). second; T T. Elliott
Garnet wheeimen d5O yards third. Ttme-s45
Half-mile scholastic rsce-F1nal heat won by W @
Anderson; P NJ Ryan, second D. c. Klngsland third
Time 35.
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ppocRANME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcING-Brooklyn Jockey Club Graves
end. 2:3o p m
eeaInst Philadelphia second team.
rnnntry Club OF Westchester
Brooklyn against Cleveland.
Arlington Park Brooklyn, r. m
suooTING.- Forty-hrs annual convention
tournament New-York State Fish and
slu protective Association. under the au-
.nices Of the Audubon Club, Buffalo; clay
So shoot Hudson Gun Club.
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GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.

At Utica-Utica, s; Binghamton, 2.
At Bunalo-St. Paul. 10: Buffalo. IL.
At Provdence-Ha 10: Providence. g.
At Indianapolis Kansas City z; indianapolis, 5.
At Columbus-Columbusa3 Minneapolis. l.
At Misunderstanding. 5; Newark 3.
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THE RECORDS.
NETWORK DEFEATS LOUISVILLE.

New-York and Louisville played az Weehawxen
yesterday, and the New-York men easy win
They batted Fhillppi out Of the box IN the
fourth inning and found no difficulty IN solving
McGee's curves when the latter was substituted.
The Colonies could not hit Carrick. and besides
played a poor fielding game The score:
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FOURTH RACE-THE PATCHoGUB STAKES; with
$1,000 added for -year-olds and upward; selling
$50 each. SIS forfeit 20 second horse 800 and 70
third 500 Six furongs.
Csoughacres Stables b. C Momentum, old. by .
Sr Nodred~Tyranny ia
O. csara Est-c 11s
r. T. Wilson tr's b. T. LAlouette years old by go
Klngike-Juliette ....' 40
P J. DIVERS b c Handpress. years old. by Han go
p J. Dryers Oh. Handball years old. by Han 90,
syansy g HsIteE skeiter
O. I. Richardss br. Roysterer. years old. by oo
Badge-Reel Dance lVo
onscE stables p C. Haine" 1903
C. EIeischmanns sons Oh. Alpen. years old. ~
J E. McDonaids br. c A n B.. old. by -.
HAYDEN Observation-Disclosures vs.
NJ + Dryers b. T. Satin Slipper. years old. ~
BY Kingston-Iady stylites Us
7 McIAughlins b. I. Dminutive, years old, by =.
Dixon-Merdin %
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Baseball teams from the Bushwick and Logan
Wheelmen played a game al College Point yeeters
day afternoon. II was amateurish In the extreme.
The Bushwcks by A 10 II.
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YACHTING.

JAMAICA BAY YACHT CLUB FIXTURES.
A good deal OF money has been expended In
preparing the clubhouse and grounds Of the ia
maica Bay Yacht Club for the season. and the
number Of occurrences scheduled for the yachts
shows how busy this active institution proposes 10
be- These are the fixtures now announced for the
first time:
June 1O-Race for open rig catboats divided into three
the regatta TO be open TO all recognized cuus
Jamaica Bay.
June 17-Ffrst for dory class
June 24-Cabin catboats. two classes
July Second FOR dory class
July Irregular club regatta nine classes and prizes
70 awarded to first and second boats IN each class
July s-Dory class, third race - - .
July 15-Spscal for sloops enrolled IN cup 20 DC
divided into three classes
July 22-Fourth for dory class.
July 2T-Cornthian for all open cat-Hgsed boats
In the club feet be divided into four classes
August 5-Dory class fifth race.
August i2-Fleet will. depart annual cruise
August 26-Dory class sixth race.
September Final race for dory class
September 0-specla for caboats 20 70 feet and
open all boats in Jamaica Bay special prize anc
championship pennant to be awarded to the winner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-05

Hard imitation lengthens the life Of tire and in
creases the efficiency OF the machine coed riding
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0TARR WHEEL CO. 2ad st. and Lexington Ava
= Barnes. ouakers stormen. Tires. 81 Is up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-05

THIRD RACE-For maiden three-year-olds; weights 10
be fourteen pounds below the scale One and one
mile
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SYRAcusE cYCLEe.-chas r. stauhach q Co. -
- Warren st. Crimson Rim--spin to Win
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DrERCE GEO n CO.-Piercs Cyc,es Tried ana
L True" Manhattan. 100 Chamber ST., Y. I2d a. /,
Harlem west i25th 81 Brooklyn, i.0e0i 0e2 Bedford
ave Newark cal Broad st.
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THE celebrated Goodyear A. Sraus tires sins.e tuh>as
i hard to puncture; easy riding. Sold everywhere
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SPALDING BICYCLES AND ATHLETIC spPPLIEs-
- A. q. epALDINC a BROS. i2e-i4e Nsssau e.
sPALpING BIDwEI.i. = So w. a2d 81
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UAMPELI. ALEX g., 4es "a Ave. near asa st-p~.
N fender Columbia Liberty. Cash EASY psyfusntA
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IloPE MFG CO., 10 Warren st.-columbaa Hsrtfo
l. and vedstts bicycles.
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VANGUARD cYcLEs.-cHARLEs BRUSH, s. w,rrs.
NJ g. Built for ssrves. 90. SIS. go go j7A
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n @ p CO.. 70 Broadway, LIS Broadway. is7 nta-
II. que ST. Brooklyn Bicycles 81 down and 81 week
| cravford-Woln-A American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ryFR JoHNsOxs ARMS AND CYCLE Works -
i Chambers st.-HOnest, Cycles at Honest Prices
KANGAROO TIREs.-NATioNAL INDIA RUBBrR
II CO. I and Warren 81. Holds all records
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CYCLING
ROADS IN EVERY DIRECTION THRoNGED
WITH wHEELMEN.

THE MEET AT PATcHoGUE AND ITS SIDE LIGHTS
-scoRcHING AND THE TRADE-rHE RISE
AND FALL OF BICYCLE PRICES.
The army Of vheelmen out early yesterday.
and as general thing its members remained out
all day. and some Of them long into the night. 1t
little warm in the in the middle Of the
day. but in the morning and the late afternoon
and evening riding was delightful. All Of the good
roads within fifty miles OF NewYork were thronged
all day. and the bicycle procession was a
ending line Of moving wheels and riders. Thou
sands went up into Westohester. and thousands
more into New-Jersey and Staten Island Still
more went over Long Island and enjoyed ride
over the excellent macadamized roads OF Queens
County OF over the good macadamized roads and
cycle paths in the Borough Of Brooklyn. Many OF
those who went 10 Staten Island carried along with
them the map Of the good roads of the ISLAND print
ed in The Tribune yesterday. Hundreds of others
followed the routes printed in these columns on
previous Sundays. The largest throng Of the day
to be found in the Hudson County Boulevard,
In New-Jersey; in the Boulevard and in Fifth-ave.
in NewYork. and on the cycle paths In Brooklyn.
There was more riding on the Bridge than usual,
and the uptown ferries leading to Long Island City
and to College Point were thronged all day. Many
OF those who went to Coney Island took their first
dip in the ocean for the season. When the weary
wheemen emerged from the salt water they were
their friends On sbape that the the water was delight
o sney into hs apt s of the dec
lishtful tours of the day was that taken BY
party Of League Of American wheemen members
start was made early in the morning from the
Gap, and the trip to Port Jervis was made by easy
stages. halts being made frequently 10 Inspect t
the train in from Port Jeryis and when they
pioted them. reported that they has enjoyed their
outing Immensely The party took 2 train from ON
this city on SATURDAY afternoon and passed the
night at the Water Gap.
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CRAWFORD MFG CO., n reade st.--Crawford cyciea.
" chain ana chainless Send for catalogue.
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m Create, Meu,- XcrI

BOWMAN CYCLE STORES 800 Broadway sab Ave,
Featherptone Cycles
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SECOND RAcE-For two-year-ods penalties and allow
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The club runs Of the Harlem Wheelmen for June
will be follows: June II. century to Bayshore.
start a. m distance 100 miles. June IT, womens
run. start p m; June IS. Lake Success. start $50
a. m distance Il miles June %. joint OF the
Associated Cycling Clubs OF New-York City TO Col
lege Point start $50 a. m. Arrangements made
in advance for dinner at destination. moderate,
steady pace will be set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-05

TINE celebrated Goodyear A. strsus single tuls
i hard TO puncture. riding. Sold sveryvhsrs.
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(>OIE a. W co, Lubrfcatcs-
~ ix Broadway oeSCsDZ Ask your dealer
The evening times., 1899-02-01
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-~Nicely-tur rooIrs. vito or withou.
board convenient location: Ifiyatc family
'tn' 9Th cc3l-t.
The evening times., 1899-02-01
Southern Ry.

schedule in effect January Is, 1s0o,)
All trains arrive and leave penIsyIy wanna Pas
senSer station CT,
rottc ard way stations connects at Manassas daily
for StrasbIrg and HaZrisonburg, and for Lynch
h,,rr with the Norfolk and Western daily, and
With G. & o. r. r fer Natural Bridge daily, ard
Tsxfnnton daily except SunGay -
Ills A N-Daily. the UNITED STATES FAST
NAIL Pullman Sleepers, New York and
W,sbinpton to Jacksonville. St Augustine
vi y Mani uniting at Salisbury with Pull
No. Sleeper for Asheville and Hot Springs,
y O.. knoxville, Chattanooga, and Mem
nbis Tann and at Charlotte with Pullman
sIaener for Augusta Pullman Sleeper. New YorS
- Netx Orleans uniting at Charlotte with Pull
,nan Sleeper for Atlanta Solid tram. washington
70 New Orleans without change. Dining ear serv
~ S,Tnsat personally conducted tourist excur-
sicn sleeper on this train every Wednes-
day and Saturday to San Francisco without
I.6i p M-IocaI for Front Royal, Strasburg
and Harrisonburg, daily, except Sunday
I.sn p M-Daily, local for Charlottesville.
5.5O p M-Daily except Sunday. NEW sfORk
.SD III oTsIDA LIMITED. composed OF Pullman't
latest Drawing room. Compartment, observation;
Jibrary and Dining Cars, for Jacksonville and
St Augustine, and Drawing room oaE lOr Augusta
wldn ,d.,5 eoh1s p NJ @naiIy. WASHINGTON ASD
SOIITHWESTERN. VESTIBULED LIMITED corr
posed OF Pullman Vestl6uIed siesPers, e Di8lns N:
YOrk 10 Nashville, Tenn, via AsheylIe- hnoN-
Vile and Chattanooga; New York and Tampa. via
CJ,arlotte Columbia, savannah amt JdchSul4Nllsts
Se,y Work TO Memphis. via Birmingham, New
Wort and Washington to Aiken, with connec-
tion for Augusta, New York to New Orleans,
via Atlanta and Montgomery. Nestibuled Day
Coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern Railway
1ininf. Car Greensboro to Montgomery
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO Di-
VISION leave Washington 9:0l \ NJ daily. anil
s.i5P M daily, except Sunday, and Cos r. NJ
sunday onIv for Round Hill; 4:35 p VI. daily cx-
cent Sunday for Leesburg, and 6:25 p. VI daily
for Herndon. Returning arrive at Washington
s.os 4 N daily and $40 p. NJ. Sundays only,
and 2:45 p NJ daily except Sunday from Round
Hill and Z :06 A. NJ daily except Sunday, from
HernGon, ard s:S4 A. NJ daily except Sunday,
from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive at Wash
inrton G:42 and 9:45 A. NJ; 2:e0 and o:05 p NJ,
Harrisonburg u daily. except Sunday. and
9:n5 p. ~ daily. and $50 A. n. daily from
Charlottesville
formation furnished, and baggage called for ami
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Company, orders left at = ket o.
fees 7O5 Fifteenth ST. NV; 51l Pennsylvania
Avenue NV, and at Pennsylvania Passenger Sta
tion.
FRANK s. CANNON, Third Vice President aaI
General Manager.
J. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
L. BROWN. Gen. kgt., rass Dept.
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MARYLAND HAPPENINGS.

Horace Matters, Of Germantown, Montgomery
County, is i'll of the grip.
Miss Elizabeth StoufFer died Monday night at
fuilkstoWn Of heart disease, aged IL years
Mrs. sallir Angle. wife Of Mr.. Harrison angle,
of Big Spring, died Monday afternoon, aged q
years.
Mr.. Nancy Lesher. widow Of Jacob Leshar. of
Minscrton, died Of general debility, aged 50
years.
john Rcimann, silk weaver, died at the home
nf A. Ma-oner, llagerstoWn. yesterday, aged 6l
years.
Jamcs NcElyaney died in Howard county near
Alhei-ion. January %. after long Illness, aged
90 wears.
The tfrican Methodist Episcopal Church has
ronirihEled $50 10 the United Charities Hospital
in Cambridge.
District Deputy supreme Archon John 7. Trax
viii install officers Of the Heptasorhs in Cam
bridge in February.
David Bagnhart, contractor and cx-postmaster
Of Leittrsburg. Washington County, died January
-. ef grip, aged 76 years.
Edward Reilly, aged rs wears. was kicked in
the head and killed Icy horse near Millbrook
station. Washington county.
!olm B. Flood was married Yesterday at st.
NsT1> Catholic Church, Annapolis. 10 Miss Fan
ME RUbcck, both OF Annapolis.
Edward Il. Howard, formerly of Frederick. died
al the home of his mother in Washington yestcr-
day Of Brigh;'s disease, aged - wears.
Lewis Nonson, an ex-Superintendent Of Monte
vue Hospital, died yesterday at Frederick. aged
ss Years, from The effects OF stroke OF paralysis.
John Woodward. engncman. and Fireman Lin
coin were iiUtt The former seriously, IN SIDE
wipe on the Baltimore and Ohio, above Hyndman
Grand Lecturer Graham Dukeart, OF Baltimore,
Installed the officers OF Centreville Lodge OF Ma
sons. with }. Frank Harper as worshipful mas
ter.
Mrs Ruth Etchison died al the residence of Mr.
Horace Matters. her son-in-law, near Germantown,
Montgomery County, yesterday afternoon, aged
50 yezrs Of general debility.
At the Protestant Episcopal Church in Rock
vile yesterday evening Rev. Thomas j. Packard
married Miss Martha Wilson Magruder, of Rock
willie and Dr. Claiborne Harrison Mannar, Of New
York city.
Mrs. Mary Chapman. widow OF the late John c.
Chapman. and daughter OF the late Major William
B. Stone, of Charles County died at the home Of
her sister. Miss Margaret Stone, near Port Toba-
co, yesterday morning.
The finer grades OF oysters reported to be
so scarce the longing grounds Of Swan Point
lay in Kent county, that many of the Rocking
IaH oyscrmen have located near 10 Nick's
Beach bcGs, close to the mouth Of Chester River.
Horace NenallcS who some weeks ago was
Sadly eorcd. in Nioomico county. by an in
Tl1riatcd bull Is improving and able TO be out.
Tie was attacked IN the stable by the animal, who
tore a deep CASH in Nj. hCnIhles thigh several
inches long.
Ralph B. Cort of the Second New Jersey Regi
lnent who WAS confined nine weeks in Mercer
Hospital At Trenton. \. j., by an attack O
Ileurisy. contracted at Sea Girt, on the return o
lis regiment from Camp C1ha Libre, Florida, !
now cuIiysle-cing at Ike home Of his brother-in
law Richard :. J. DutTew. in Frederick.
The evening times., 1899-02-01
Dangers of the Grin.

The greatest danger from La Grippe is of its
resulting i'm pneumonia. If reasonable care is
used however, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
taken all danger viii be avoided. Among the
tens oi thousands who have used this remedy for
la grippe we have yet to learn of single case
having resulted in pneumonia which shows con-
cusiyely that this remedy Is certain preventive
Of that dangerous disease. IL viii cure la grippe
in less time than any other treatment. Ii Is pleas
ant and safe to take For sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 9Ss + 81 NV.
and Conn. ave and 81. NV, and l42s Md ave.
The evening times., 1899-02-01
Eoa sAaE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-Good cutter sleigh; cheap Call at
COL Sd st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-Second-han delivery and dayton
wagons, coupe, roekaway, and buggy. 1910
Ohio ave- NV, SULIVAN'S. jIS1-3t
FOR SALE-Horse, wagon, and harness; suitable
for light delivery Enquire GANEYS FEED
STORE, Sd and sts- sw ia31-3t