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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-22
Sick Women Advised to Seek
Advice Of Mrs. Pinkham.


lLElIEk ~ mfS. fiNhHAM NO. QI,IaHJ
81 had Inflammation and falling
of the womb, and Inflammation of
.ovaries, and was in great pain. l took
medicine prescribed by a physician,
but it did me no good. At last l heard
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and after using it faithfully 1
am thankful to say lama well women.
l would advise all suffering women to
seek advice of Mrs. Pinkham."-MRs.
G. II. CHAPPELL, GRANT PARK, ILL.
"For several years my health was
miserable. ! suffered the most dread
full pains, and was almost ON the verge
of insanity. l consulted one of the
best physicians in New York, and he
pronounced my disease a fibroid tumor,
advising an operation without delay,
saying that it wa my only chance for
life. Other doctors prescribed strong
and violent medicine, and one said 1
vas ~incurable, another told me my
only salvation vas galvanic batteries,
which l tried, but nothing relieved me.
One day a friend called and begged me
to try Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. | began it's use and took
several bottles. From the very first
bottle there was a wonderful change
for the better. The tumor has disap-
peared entirely and my old spirits have
returned. l heartily recommend your
medicine to all suffering women
MRS. VAN CLEFT, 416 SAUNDERS AVE,
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, n. j.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-22
Said PresidentWilliam Mckinley at

Said PresidentWilliam Mckinley al
Cedar Falls, Iowa, en- Monday:
We are on a gold basis and we mean
to stay there.
The gold standard was denounced
by William Mckinley, prior to the
St. Louis Convention in 1896, in his
speeches outside of Congress, and re-
pudiated by all his votes inside that
body.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-22

There's nothing like d good smoke
and c. w. Friend Il supply you.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
S6uls8eb6roe.

SIN Der am Wontas absnb ubssbultes
men SpesiaIpsriammluns obiser Beb0rbs
beridtete eas 8au Gomite nidt, ipie er'
ipartet, iiber bic 4neebote fiir bic SO. 8
unb 38 @sbdube, uno purbe aud midi
carum eriuht.
8sb5roeanpaIt Reebp eriIdrie in ei'
mem @uta1isn, oaB oem @ontrcaeur
Soipsa nidt cine ps,tere 8stpilisuns fir
S&reibsr semadt nsrben f6nne, ioipis
au&, bas bic @slber bonn 8aufono midi
oem @snsralfono abertpieisn perben
i6nnen.
anssbots aur 8sniilation unb SsBuna
oes No. 81 @sbdubss tpurosn eineerelHt,
psrIsisn unb rsferirt Elm sIsi4ss se'
i1ab nit ben 4ngeboten fur tpei tpelters
3immsr gum 9O. "a 8sbdube.
Ser scranton freien Kindergarten @s'
islIidaft tpurbe cine 8sipiaisuns bon
SO, 900 ssmaGt unb aud porsef&!asen.
oas elm Kindergarten auf Der Beitisite
etablirt perbs. Den Brieftrdsern tpuree
bic grIaubnib srtbsiIt. oas So&itule
Auditorium am Abeno eas 4. September
Su benuben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
eas Cincinnati eduserfsft.

Gin eissnartises Ssit. baS in ben Ser.
Staatsn pObl nod ME ieinesslei6en se'
ieben, beeann am Sonntas in @incln'
natl, ObiO, our9 Elm @onsert sur Gins
peibune ber neuen Sdneerfeft Saue
nabs osm @lnsane sum 3OoIoei6en
@arten. Sc 1T tpeniser elm fSef, oils
cine Reibe bon SeitIi4feiten, bic ii6
lbsr sinen 3sitraum bon iber apei Wo'
den eritreden.
Die nsue Saae - elm Brabtbnu, tpie
ibn nur Wenidenbdnbe bsrtsaen f6n'
men uno 70 FART ionitruirt. bab er aui
Sabre binaus benubt perben fam
purbs um Samitas BON einem Siinfsiser
Gomite unb 200 8dreern elmer iebr
sranoIi6sn Snipsition unterporfen,
Der innere 8au beRst cine eifbrmi9G
@sfalt, nm cine m6sIidit poufommens
Atuitit su ermbsIidsn. Die gdbne bal
8aum idr 1000 Sdnser, bas Or6eite,
Blab fir $50 Mann, bic sc 2osen baber
ie ieds SiBe, bas Bartlett bat 2700.
Dreb @ircIe 2700. 8alfon 3l00 SiBe
Das sanse auoitorium III in Mbtbeilun.
gen fir ie 300 !Rerionen einaetbeIIt, BIZ
;mar Elm mddtisss @ansss bilbsn, absl
lbrs eissnen Gin. unb ausednse baben
aud tann man nidt bon elmer Nbibell,
uns in bic anbers seIaneen. Dur6 bieit
@inridtuns taun bas eroBe @ebdube ir
raid entleert iperoeu. ais Oh es nur 30C
psrionen fafe.
@lio, am Sonntas mar baS grbff'
nunss. Gonsert. peldem elm 8oIfsfeIt in
3oOIosiidsn @artsn fOIsts 4m Dien.
flag, 20. SUM, beeann Der 81. Sabres.
conpsnt bes RationalperbanbeS amerlfa.
nilHer Wulitlebrer. Nsun eepieeeus
@on,erte inben bann i'm 2aufe Der ndd.
ten Gage ita.t, BEL bsnen nur @erft
ameriianiider @Omponiitsn pertreten
iinb; Soliiien aus alien Ibeilen oes
2anoss tpirfen nit. ipie aud bas @incins
nuti Symphonic, Or6efter unter Der 2eit'
ung oes Serrn Ban ber Stufen.
Das Suuptereisnib. bas SubiIdums'
Sdnssrfeh, fdat auf ben lebten Stunt uni
bic spei erften SuIitase. Sc finoen fiinI
erOBs @onssrte itatt unb bic WtaHenHDr'
peroen BON etpa 5000 Sdneern poree'
trassn. Nan iddst. bub pdbrenb osr
stpei Ssfpodsn bic Staot Cincinnati be'
tdnbis bon 3sbn Bis flnfsebn Tauient
@dfs bsberbersen nir6, su oeren Iuf'
nabme ausrsi6enbe 8orbsrsiiunssn ee'
trOfsn iine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
Die Streif. Situation.

Ser beidIofsne aasemeine Iusfano
Der Union Arbeiter ber Stabt ipurbe am
Nontas sur 1batiads unb sttpa 1900
Ndnner bertpeissrten es, bic 4rbeit aufs
sunebmen Z; ieber nit bem Building Era.
bes Council perbunbene Mann, nit aus'
nabme bon etipa elmer Sdlfte ber SoI3'
arbsiter, leste Die arbeit nisbsr unb dlle
Union arbeit in Der sansen Stabt Iiest
isst brad.
Bon ben 1000 Streifern iinS ettua
1000 aus Spmpatbie ausft6nbis unb
bieie ,isben isin 8enefi;. iinb aber feit
snti@IoHen, tpeHn n6tbie, Elm Sabr aus.
,ubaIten. ObiGon bsibe Seitsn, bic
4usitdnbisen, foipie bic @ontraftoreh,
auseni&sinliG fsit barauf psrtrauen, ibre
SADIE su setpinnen, idsint sS bed, baB
bic Streifer INNER nod bic Oberbano
babsn, bsnn an berfdiebenen n6tbisen
Experimentation fann abioIut ni1tS
settan perben, bic ber Musfanb beises
Iest iit; iie eriparten baber au&. oab
Der Sirsii nur nod furae 3sit anbauern
ipirb.
Die @ontraitorsn nsbmen ii& mittIer'
peiIs bic SADIE gan; gemdtblid uno
rarten nit 9ebulb auf eine 26iuns Der
Streitfrase baB iie ni&t obne 8upers
ii&t inb, benefit bic Tbatfa@e, buB iie
alS cine 8brperi6aft abiOIut ni&ts su
iasen baben.
@ins piliommsne 9lahridt, pelde aur
5oIse babsn ipirb, baB bic Streiier nit
nod srbberer 3uberiidt auf Grfols bem
Gnbe beS IusfanSes barren werben,
mar bic am Disnitus eineetroffene, bab
Die glationuI Organization ber 8auidreis
ner @elb sur nnterfisuns ber 9lusitdn'
oisen babier seianet babe uno bafelbe
tpiro nubrideinli6 beute eintrsfen. Dis
JiationaI Organization tpirb ben bieiieen
Streltsrn burh bid unb biinn beifteben
unb 70 oft @slb ienben. als bic Suitdnoe
es erforbern. @enn man bic entihloi.
isne Sultuus Der @ontraftoren unr
Streitsr in @rpdsuns sisbi. 10 eri1eini
es in 8erbinouns nit obisem eans be'
itimmt, bab bsr 4usfanb nod lanet
ni6t ieinem Gnbe nabe 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
Bapue Gcuntu.

SonesbaIr.- Sentp Briefer ipirb am
L. SuIi eine iedsp6asntIibe Relfe nud
Deuli1lano antreien. = BrOf. s. S
3bbler bon ber Seeleppiae @rammsr
SGule bat bic Steae ais Aiiiitens 8rln'
sipal Der SaipIep SOhi&aIs anssnOm
men.
Saplsp. Der 81 Sabre alte Sulius
SpaQ, ber idon felt ldnserer 3slt lsI'
oeno if, purbe lsste 98ode toot i'm
Bette aufsefunoen unb an Srsitae i'm
Siafbs Srisobofe beerOist. mad pOrberi.
gem 1raustoienf in ber st. gbilomena
0ir6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
Oelifateffen.

Sif9e: Nsue Soadnbiide SdrinsI
unb 8ufii&e Gardiner, Samburse,
gaIe in Del unb @eIee, Gapiar. Sar'
oinen in 8ddien. 2Obiier, appetit Silbs.
ssfO6isr WadsrsI, 8islsr Sprpttsn in
Del.
aafs: 5romuse be 9rie, 2iebsr.
franz. Cream. @rlner. S4weiser. Gins
burger. 8adltein unb Sanb 9dfe.
g9urit: Salumi uno @erpeIat. @ie.
ner. nit ober obne Sauerfraut, unt
5ranffurtsr in 8dGfen.
Spesialitdten: O9ienmuuI.
Salot, 2isbie's Sleifd grtraft. OlipsnbI
bsim Quart, 2amms 9unsen in 16pfsn,
Gbmarb 8 iebeder,
$50 2adapanBa Aps,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
Canada treu sem Wsutterlanse.

Ser fribsrs @snsraIsOuusrneur bon
@anaOa, Carl 9lberbsen. ioets in einsl
Rsbs. bic er i'm >, ,@lsbtp Club" in Sonpon
Sonntas 4bsno bielt, oab @anaba purb'
aus unb un,peifelbaft IopaI iei. ..Gipas.
lpis Elm srnter 8lun bon Annerlon on
bic Der. Staaten'', iaeie er. ,.lh burt,
aus Elm Ding Der 8ersansenbslt; unp
bic fran,biii4sn Ganaoier iino unter ben
entItisbrnfen llnterhlsern elmer oiretten
briiiiben 8erbinoun9."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
Yeter Stipp,
MaHrermeiifer aHb @0RtraftOf,
327 8aibiastoa Ibeune,
sseeuib,t Dem etabtetbdub.,

BtBVHUUtF VtIH WIUUIBEUHHUVI
iibernimmt als in sas Waur.rfad einidIaseu.
ben arbsitsn uuo hsfsrt Getsrsbur9er blaut
unb Beft Rountnih esIbs @aueriteine uno
gebrodene Stsine fur 9smsntbosen in se[ern
uad allen Sbeieu Der Staot i6ueac cqo biuisf'
- SeIepbone 30. 1854.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
Staetrath.
Select Council. Is. eSuni.

StItVI VUUIIVII, To. SuHI.
Dieter 9peiB nabm elne bon 6lnn eln'
aebra6te Reioluiion an. Iaut peIder aO.
poiat Samss 8. Iorrep ermddtist tpirb.
in Sahen bss Appeas in 9etreif ber
SiabtnnpaItiraee fur ben 9peis Dor BEN
Oberseri9t su erfdeinsn. um benfeIben
ein,uheaen. Damn puros Der 8oridIas
aemaat, bic 8osbure Si6ebeit ansu'
nebmen, uno NIT IL Stimmen befdtist.
8usrR purbs Der 8ori4laa esma4i, bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
3u perfaufem: /:

Gin ususs. aus a6t 3mmnn btfsbmtes
Wobnbaus nit mcornfn Sinrittunetn, sout
eoi nit 3ru&tb6umsn, 8disnpIaB une tiutm
IhSnsn @nritn. Stittnwtst unp allss poa-
itanbis, Giut i6Uut Sttmatb fir tint 8ami-
lie, in suitr Ratbari&dft uno BEN btftn SbsiIs
Der Siapt sslsstn. prsis Sc. .OOO. Gin Sbsil lann
lfsbsn blsibtn.' 9tdbsrfs pire in Der >, WOhfu-
blatt" Sfiet bsfannt stmdtt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
0el0 III berlejhell.

auf WOnuts,sit Obr lanss Dautr. tu a. bis 6
prcjtnt i nat br Gage bee Gissnibums. o.
Rdbnt ausfunfl rtbtiIt R. VI. 3tmmtr-
man, Scarp Of 5rapt @stiupt Snauipn,
pa. fS.3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
0pn 4etersbnra.

Die 8ermdbluns bon SRI. Wartba.
Iohtsr 6sS SObn Stern BON 3apIor
Apsnus, nit gBilliam S&ulb bon Ulonroe
Apsnus finsst bsuts abeno ftstt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
Sis auifalIsnblfen SsiIunssn bOmScrO.

Die anifallenbitea SsiIunssn bonScro'
fsIn, bic man isnnt, fab mitteIit 9ooo's
SariapariQa srsielt. Diefes Wllttel
fu6t ieinss @lsiden BEL 8Iuitrantbeiten.
8raudt uur Soab's.
Soob's Pilleu finb nit bsr Sanb se'
ma9t unO u0a,s sIsi& an @rDbs uno
@enibt. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-22
Neme 9lmseigeis.
Nnulpt III perfaufen.

ssItssn nabt Der Ssipsnfabrif tn br 10. Warb.
gsi1te AuiabIuns, wsun 9tmanO bausn nil
Der 8ef fam lttbsu blsibsu. Na&lufrastn In
eisitr Siirt. ta
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17
YACHTING.
THE sHAMRoCKs ENORMOUS SAIL SPREAD
WHAT PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW.

Happily apart from all verbal Information are
the facts told by photographs Some valuable ana
correct results were obtained yesterday by an eA-
pert who took a series of careful measurements
from a side view photograph OF the Shamrock
First ascertaining with fine compasses the exact
winter line length OF the Shamrock. and assuming
this to be about ninety feet, a measurement was
obtained that served key TO every other
measurement OF mast. boom, gaff. ETC., IN inc
picture. In this way 1t found that the totai
base line for official measurement In the Sham-
rock-that Is to say the base line OF her sail pan
trangle-is no less than 1914 feet 1t was also found
in this way that the previous announcement that
the main boom 40 feet long was about correct
These are startling and interesting facts The
greatest length OF base line that has ever been
claimed for the Columbia by the Boston experts
Is 1877 feet and this has since been admitted 10 DE
over the mark. Others assert that the base iine
ia much less. For racing course on Whicn SO
much Is won and lost IN the ightest airs the facts
supply a great deal of room for coRitation Inc
measurements the photographs show that the
Shamrock has at least seven feet advantage mere
for the catspaw weather and the base line OF the
Columbia has been overstated this advantage may
extend from seven feet upward
The official measurement OF the Defender showed
that her base line lSl79 as taken by Mr..
little difference of the base line reach of the CO.
lumba and the Defender. so far as can be judged
by the eye The official base line of the Valkyrie III
1852
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17
SETTLING TERMS or CONTESTS
UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVES MEETING
ATHLETES GO TO QUEENS
CLUB TO-DAY.

Brighton. July 1.-THE joint committee having
charge Of the forthcoming athletic contests between
the teams OF Yale and Harvard and oxford and
Cambridge universities, at the Queens Club. Vast
Kenslngton. London, held It's first official meeting
at the Hotel Metropole this afternoon. The Eng.
lishmen came from Eastbourne and took luncheon
with the Americans. Eyert Wendell, OF Harvard
presided. and among those present were Joseph B.
Morrison, Charles II. Sheriff. and Holcombe J.
Browne, on behalf OF the Americans, and c. ~
Jackson. T. C. vassall and A. Hunter on behalf Of
the home team
The meeting proved most satisfactory the great
est good feeling being displayed on both sides
The status OF Burke and Quinlan, Of the Amer.
can team, was thoroughly discussed, and the con-
clusion arrived at was that no objection 20 them
, would hold for a moment Mr. jackson was EN-.
phatc in denouncing the English newspapers that
originated the controversy.
He asked that It be made plain to the American
newspapers that neither he nor HIS colleagues
would in any circumstance have considered any
objection to either Qunlan or Burke.
THE fact that these gentlemen, Mr.. Wendell and
his fellow committeeman, who are Of such high
standing in amateur athletics vouch for them is
entirely sufficient" said Mr.. Jackson, "and II any
objection should be raised again TO either It Will
not proceed from the Oxford-Cambridge officials
and will not have the sympathy of Oxford or Cam
bridge men,"
The main object OF to-day's meeting was TO har.
monize the Anglo American amateur athletic rulea
which vary In some minor IN order
that the contests may be carried out under condi-
tions that shall be ndisputable IT was agreed that
the hurdle races should be run under American
conditions over loose instead OF fixed hurdles, and
that each side. should follow its own custom ia
high lump should be taken from the turf In The
centre OF the grounds instead OF the cinder path
Some minor details with regard 70 the long jump
were also adjusted.
The order OF events has yet TO be arranged; On
the American side there has been no definite choice
of the actual competitors for the hundred yard and
hurdle races. II is possible that In these cases
m = m
The sports will begin punctually az o'clock In
the afternoon, as the Prince of Wales Will be
Obliged TO start at o'clock for his yacht In the
Solent.
The committee will meet again at the Queens
Club next Tuesday to complete the final arrange
ments -
The American team did not practise to-day. The
men went to church In body this morning, and
went for a drive this afternoon. Tomorrow morn
ing they will start for London and Will take their
further practice at the Queens CLUB.
For other sports last pase)
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17
END OF WHIST LEAGUE CONGRESS-.

Chicago July 1.-THE ninth annual Congress OF
the American Whist League came TO an end early
this morning at the Auditorium Hotel. The Ham
lton Club trophy and the championship for teams
OF four go to the Buffalo Whist Club. the Chicago
Duplicate Whist Club the Minneapolis
trophy and championship for club pairs. and the
American Whist League challenge trophy becomes
the prize Of the ST. Paul Club These are the prin-
clpai trophies for which the expert whist players
have commended in the tournament. the East being
pltted against the West The BROOKLYN trophy was
won by the Atlantic Whist Association;
Aside from the championship struggles the most
important work of the Congress the adoption
of the league long suit system OF play as the
standard for championship contests There is no
Intention OF making the new system compulsory or
mandatory on the players. Contestants Will sun
be free to play by whatever system they DESIRE the
league system simply furnishing the standard by
which any variation from that style of playing may
be classified. The rule prohibiting the playing or
boards for money at the congresses was reafrmed
Action was also taken recognizing women as eligi-
bic contestants. Heretofore women players nave
been permitted to share In the contests only as q
matter of courtesy . , .,
The next congress OF the league. it Is expected,
will be held at Niagara Falls. the Executive Com
mittee having decided on that point II proper ac-
commodati ons can be secured there. The next
congress is set for July TO a. 1900
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17
SUNDAY RACES AT NEWARK.

The free fighting and other blackguardism in
cident to Sunday professional sports was feature
OF the racing at Newark yesterday Mertens re-
ceived a dangerous cut over the eye in fight just
after one OF the professional races. Some OF the
riders displayed ungovernable tempers. Summaries:
Quarter mile novice-won by Floyd Krebs. Wyoming.
n. j.: w. J. Keefe Newark. second: w. Hummel Union
Hill third Time-0:32h.
Quarter mile. open (professionaD-Won BY T. F.
Fisher; O.. s. Kimbai. second: liver Lawson. third
Tme-O:32h.
Half mile handicap (amateur)-won by w. +. Mosher
5 yards) A. W. Ross go yards) second: j. H. Hunter
40 yards,. third. Time--0:59A.
Two mile race (professlonaD-wor BY Jay Eaton T20
YARDS: o. " Babcock $50 yards). second c. u. Jack
$50 yards). third. Time-420.
Multcyce handicap. two miles (amateur)-Won by A.
w Ross and J. II. Hunter go yardsl W. r Wahren-
berger A. T. Nye go yards) second j. X. Lake
Warren olund and ~ f. Mosher go yards). third Time
-4:0l
one mile exhibition by C. NJ. Murphy. paced. Time
1851.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17

SNOWMAN CHARGED WITH NUMBERING ANIMAL
WHICH HE CALLED THE "MIssING LINK"
Chicago, July ia dispatch TO "The Tribune"
from Bonesteel S. D., says that upon the question
whether his victim brute or human depends
Archie H. Brewers guilt or innocence OF the crime
of murder Brewer was OF the owners Of
small tent show which went there for exhibition.
Among the attractions was creature Of seeming
~ a higher form OF animal life than a monkey and
lower than a man. Brewer called the animal the
missing link" and laid great stress on the alleged
fact that no one able TO say whether 1t be-
longed 10 the human the brute creation. Brewer
now AYERS that the freak monkey. In a
scuffie with II the Snowman became angry, and.
seizing a heavy club. dealt his antagonist hard
blow over the ear from the effects OF which II died
in few hours. The local authorities Immediately
placed Brewer under arrest charge OF murder.
At the preliminary hearing his lawyers set up the
defence that their client did not take the NE OF
human being, but the magistrate bound him over
TO the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17

BROOKLYN.
BOYIyG AT CONEY ISLAND.

Another boxing tournament will be held under
the auspices OF the Coney Island Club in It's arena
tonight The admission fee will be 90 cents The
principals will be Jack Downey and Jerome
Quigley. OF Philadelphia. and George Siddons, OF
New-Orleans and Marty McCue.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17
.SpgDTS Ao00 ~~
o~O SpsRVSNEM
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY,

RACING.-Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
citation. Brighton Beach, 2:N p m. rs.,a
GOLF.-Caddy match, MAJ ne ana ,araui ,eu
Club against Dyker Meadow, Fort Ham.i,
ton. women's handicap, for the long course
cup. Morris County Golf Club. ur
YACHTING. - Third day, race cS weeS'
Larchmont Yacht Club. Long Isiaho Soanr Soanr
POLO.-Southampton cup match' Ceuar-
hurst Long Island.
LAWN TENNIS.-New-Y York state cha,,- nn
pionship, Syracuse; Junior tournament or-
RASERAII.-Chicago against Brooklyn
washington Park Brooklyn. p. M
Neutrality-suspicious., Coney isia"u
Sporting Club. evening.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17
M MN~mn&. %m
par Value of Words

that forbds ina
quickly deecteo oy our own m'
spccion and adequately punished
people understand the true values of rules
that poses TACT unoe1 our
is the o.
There yellow journalism advertising The advertiser suffers for
world Vuehe old Stewart
will customers
the following fill the to-day
BOYS STYLE hghgad handsome for the small
and for large all good patterns all cheap Numerous Offer
ngs, many a
DRESS SILKS-Cosg French, Italian and American silks
Wide choice half Also japanese and India silks reduced thus Black
Japanese of of 50c Black
Printed India 4O, instead of o5c
HOUSEHOLD uNENSPdce advancing Euope-decing Wanamr
Pure flax None other here Table nen bed nen bathroom ano
a new prices, much lower than the usual
behind Printed Batss, COod Crashes &c., Striped Rques O
SHOES, S4O though
quality hdshn 9Oc Another
quality with cashmere tops
GIRLS SHIRT WASTSA half prices and less the petde patterns and shapes
in girls shirt waists &c. Soc, 7sc each 49,
CLEAR bit mused Not
enough the face Of these changes 81 and SIS waists Tor s
PARASOLS and chldren
Handsome umbrellas too All greatly reduced The prices are: ST. sl7'
MEMS WoMENs HOSIERY UNDERwEAR-seonable durable
desirable. Half prices and less. .
APRONS lawn gngham well made generously ppooned Sc ST.
NIGHT berued
81 SHIRT WAIST fashionable Deach'
able collar laundeed cuffs
DRESSMAKNG models waists
and half prices An offer distinct from the recent one OF fans
TYPEWRITERSTh recognized standard Strong
simple, rapid, lasting Price 500.
LACE CURTAINS Nottingham, Irish Point and Brussels Emphatic eou'
tons made stimulate mideason Prices ST. 20 $l73s
BEDROOM ROCKERS-Hg grade pieces distinguished and uxu
Half prices. $l.7S to $3.50 -.
GOOD BOOKSSend catalogue Reading Gooo ""S
ure,-muh of it priced extremely -
REFRGERTORS-A perfect crcuai economical u
ice. SIS SOS.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Formerly A. T. Stewart Broadway. 4th 9th and 10th t
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17
IxTH RhCE-For three year oids and upward selling.
THE ISLAND PARK RACECOURsE.

Albany, July 16.-Extensve improvements are In
progress TO the historic old Island Park racecourse
here in preparation for the race meet next week
and in anticipation of restoration to the Grand
Circuit next year. The mile track has been widened
twelve feet and put in excellent condition. The
grandstand and clubhouse have been thoroughly
repaired and repainted and one hundred new sta
bles built ,, 49,,
The entries, numbering over two hundred and
twenty horses, include some OF the best IN train
ing and is the largest list received at any track IN
the East thus far this season.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17
To-DAY's LARcHMoNr pRocRAMMr

This Is the second day OF the Larchmont rae,
week, and the programme is follows:
Special race for schooners In racing trim in one
class.
Race for Class ID and OF schooners.
Race for Class X, fifty-one feet racing length
Race for twenty -one and twenty-five foot knock.
abouts.
Last night there was a sacred concert at TIA
clubhouse and some fine selections were played
To-day the yachts will be started at II 80 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-17

interest OF the championships. The various recep-
ton committees will be fully prepared TO look after
all visitors on Monday. August T. 4,
Already the hotels are In receipt OF hundreus, OF
requests for accommodation for wheel week
This is due TO the exceptionally low rates given by
all the railroads. From all points In Canada Fan and
the United States with the exception OF Iexasg
trip tickets are issued at single fare AS the hotels
win hardly suffice to accommodate the visitors ~
would be advisable to make application as carry as as
possible to worlds meet headquarters. Room n
Windsor Hotel, so that suitable accommodation
may be had In first class boarding houses or private
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