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MONSTER auction sale household furni-
ture. the contents of LIS weii-fGrnished
rooms, Bickerton a. Dewitt have re-
auction on the premises known as the
fremont hotel. at corner of Occidental
avenue and Main street; sale commences
on Thursday. the 2!th day Of July. at 10
o'clock; also the 2Sth and 18th, till every
thing is sold. the furniture consists in
part as follows: loo bed sets in oak.
cherry and ash: springs and mattresses.
pillows, SHEETS. comforts, spreads, CEN
ter tables, chairs. rockers. about 5000
yards of carpets. rugs, curtains, shades,
20 cots and mattresses, parlov furniture,
fire office furniture. consisting of oak
counters desks. fireproof safe. electric
enunciator for 100 rooms. electric light
fixtures for the house: also fine oak bar
fixtures, partitions. etc: this furniture
has been welt cared for and is worthy the
attention OF those furnishing. sale COM
mences Thursday at 10 o'clock sharp.
Biekerton 4 Dewitt, auctioneera
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avenue; lis weil-furnished rooms. COM
menc.ng on Thursday, the 18th, at 10
o'clock sharp: read auction notice.
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O'Clock sharp. read auction notice.
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Ae this Office.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
GRAND bah. Rsnk1 hall pix. street and
Fifth avenue. Saturday eveaing August
Muse Ay wagn.rs HTFss RsgirssYst
orchestra rrtxa dancing and wafrrsns,l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD business stand In country town.
consisting of storeroom and dwelling
combined: two warehouses;: good wharf.
store fixtures. etc; water In house; few
fruit trees, and flower garden; this Ii
money maker. fer sale or trade for Seat
tie real estate. Address 7 "a. care Post
Intsiiigencer.
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COMPOSITION-We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas :
ure). in NonpareIl Minion. Brewer and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Z Call or address Post-Intelligencer. Seat
tie.
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FOR RENT-T1ree furnished housekeep-
ing rooms. 1921 Third avenue: no chill
dren.
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FoR nExT-HoesEkEEPIxo ROOFS.

FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Housekeeping
and sleeping rooms, no children. i52'
Fifth avenue
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FOR SAI.E-By Pinckney. Fuller 4 Co..
i-room house, near Third street car line.
$500 6-room house near Green lake car
line. $500 i2-room house cd Lake Union
car line $3.50 Groom house on Ninth ave-
nue. 81 $50 Lot on Denny way. 500.
lot on Twenty-sixth avenue and inn
proyemerlts $500 sexi50 feet at South
park, $50 70 and IS Sullivan building.
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DON'T forget 10 attend monster auction
sale OF furniture at the fremont hotel
ctrner Of Main street and Occidental
avenue; Ills weil-furnished rooms COM
mencing on Thursday. the 9Th. at 10
o'clock sharp. read auction notice
Biekerton q Dewitt. auctioneers
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FOR SALE-We are now building on our
last lot on Fourteenth avenue. second
block north of Madison. an excellent u
room house: flrst-ciass In all respects;
completely modern; will sell cheap Il
sold soon, and finish to suit purchaser.
VIM. p. Harper. Dexter Horton Bank
building
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NOTICE-The following outstanding VAR
rants on the town of Issaquah. Wasas
warrants Nos. els to ga. are called y
and interest on them will stop from -
list day OF July, 1889.
JOHN DRYIIE.
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ron RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-Houses and cottages: ali To-
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PERSONAL.

ARTISTIC halriressing. scientific mani
curing, facial massage. superftuous hair.
rnoles and other hem shes pernanenf ly
removed: scalp treatment a specia ~
gray hair restored 10 is natural color.
positively not a dye hAirwork orna-
inentS aud toilet articles. Modern Toilet
Specially Company, 20 ~. 81 Downs
block. .ee Second ave: phone Blue $40
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THREE nicely furnished husekeepin
roome: no children. 26i5la Frs, avenue.
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FINAxCIAI--MoNEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 loan at low rate OF interest OF
improved city and farm property. seat.
tie property and farms in Eastern ant
Western Washington for sale on eass
terms The OrsEpn Mortgage Co. Ltd
Rcoert j. Fisher. agent. &c Bailey build
ing Seattle.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
TENNIS.
YOUNG WYLIE GRANT sUcCUMBs TO LIT
TIES STEADY PLAYING.

VOTING WYIIE GRANT SUCCUMBS TO LIT
TIES STEADY PLAYING.
Syracuse. July 10 (SpeciaD. bright day
favored the lawn tennis players but bothersome
wind blew, down the courts OF the Sedgwck Farm
Tennis Club, and made It difficult to lob or smash
accurately. The New-York State championship SIN
giles and the match between Little and Young
Wylie Grant. the Columbia interschoastic cham
pion. were the principal matches on to-days pro-
gramme The Prncetonian forced the play from
start TO finish and never was the final result
in doubt In the second set Grant made a good
brace and built up four straight games after Al
had been scored against him. Little was too steady
for him. however. and won the set with the next
three games. In the semi final round OF the chaln-
ponshlp event tomorrow Paret will play Jenney.
the former Princeton champion. and Fischer VIII
meet Little. The two New-York experts are eX-
pected TO win and meet in the nnals on frluay Inc
days scores follow:
Championship singles (hrs, round)-Howard Lewis beat
Wagner. Go. 81; A. d. Jenncy beat Parke Wright
G-S. J.. A. Randali beat s P ware BY default:
Second round-R. d. Little beat " C. Grant. 20
Jonney beat A. G. McMaster 60. e; J. r. Paret beat
J. A Randall. 6-l. 10 ~ ,
Ls Sea aSuPf h Rsnda f' and r. Magf
cons2laon @ singles & 'Pte:iminsry 5ound'-hun''ng0n
Handicap singles %SSmnary % rGan9 Sn BqTds
owe hal. nfteen) by default; Howard Lewis lowe half
lfteen beat p Norton lserach 60. 3-e 81; George
4-6. 81, O.; Parke Wright tscratch) beat ". C.
Grant Cowe hfteen). 60 90; w. +. couper scratch
First round-E p. Fischer (owe half forty) beat j. IL
Torey oTs e,s saI M eep 8oI6 2 GO a. o IfnHsy ssy
Bardici Cscrach beat S. r towe hail nfte.n By
deiag l. Grant ,ha, iny Id, & beat oV.. F. S. coIpsl
a. Randall lowe half nfteen). 6-i. G-L
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
ROCHE TO COMPETE IN BROAD JUMP.
CHOOSING THE TEAM FOR TNrERNATroNAf.
GAMEs-ENGLIsHMEN MAKE GOOD RECORDS.

CHOOSING THE TEAM FOR TNrERNATroyAf.
GAMEs-ENGLIsHMEN MAKE GOOD RECORDS.
London. July 13--At the Queens Club to-day J. r
Roche and J. r. Harrington. both OF Harvard con-
tested for the honor OF being the partner OF c. D.
DAILY (Harvar) at the broad jump In the athletic
games on Saturday. Roche covered 22 feet inches
and the place awarded to him.
number OF the Oxford-Cambridgc team prsc-
tsed in the afternoon II. f. Graham oxford and
c. II. ". Struben Cambridge. half milers set out
to do third Of mile in l1s, but Graham com.
pleted the distance In ia showing top form ".
Paget-TOmlinson (Cambridge) and II. r. Parkss
Oxford) did the full hurdles I20 yards the former
winning In a trine urder IG seconds.
The demand for tickets for Saturdays contests IA
so great that the club is extending the stands and
making every possible use OF the space. The Belle
OF New-York" and other American companies play.
ing In London have suspended matlnees for satur.
day In order that the members may attend ths
sport at Brighton.
The contest between +. A. Blount (Yale) and c.
Dupee (Yale) to decide the entry for the 100 yard
dash was close. IL resulted In Bount winning By
few inches. Time-0:l0 80 +. H. Fox Harvard) dId
some smart practice as did the mers and hall!
milers But few Of the men will require any further
hard work. All OF them are In excellent form, and
while they not boastng. 1t IL evident that the
men and their trainers are confident OF success On
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
GUESTS IN THE ROYAL BOX.

London. July Is.-The royal box was completed
yesterday Invitations to witness the contests from
the royal inclosure have been accepted by the
Prince OF Wales, the Duke and Duchess Of York
Lord and Lady Rosebery and their daughter Lady
Sybjl Primrose; V!scount and Viscountess Curzon
the Earl and Countess OF Lauderdae, the Earl and
Countess Of Jersey. the Earl OF Clarendon, chair
OF the committee Of the club; the Earl Of
Chesterfield. OF the vce-presidents: Lord and
Lady Windsor. the Hon. Algernon Grosvenor
chairman OF the Board OF Directors. and Lady
Grosvenor, Lady Edith Vers. w H. Grenfell
Of the founders OF the club. and Mrs. Grenfel;
Lord and Lady Wenlock Sir Richard Webster
Attorney General and member OF the committee;
Sir Edward Grey, the Right Hon A. J. Bafour
First Lord of the Treasury; Joseph II. Choate
United States Ambassador, and Mrs Choate;
Henry White. Secretary OF the United States En-.
bassy and member Of the committee. and Mrs
White: Lieutenant John C. Colwell. Naval AttachA
at the United States Embassy. and Mrs. Cowell
and Colonel Samuel s. Sumner Military AttachS
at the United States Embassy. and Mrs Sumner
The Prince Of Wales will be accompanied by nine
extra guests, among whom will be Lady Randolph
Churchill
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
BILLIARDS..
OPENING OF THREE CUSHION CARBON TOUR


OPENING OF A THREE CUSHION CARBON TOUR
NAMENT.
An invitation three cushion carrom billiard tour.
nament was opened at Ives's Billiard Academy last
night and brought together nineteen players. John
A. Thatcher, the Chicago expert. acted as handl-
capper. He is the scratch in the list OF entries,
which is follows:
John a. Thatcher. 30: ". II. Myers. %. William
Miller. %: /. II. Manners. 2e: F. Charles %. William
stubbs. %; w. johns %: Harry Parkham q: william
Arnold. %; William Cattle. % 8. g. Es,erbrook q;
Charles Merriam. %: Edward Maoney %; John smyth
10: Benjamin Lurch. Is u. J. OConnor Is: Frank Hartt
IS; George Har,t. 81 Paul Shafer. l2.
Only two matches were played last night In the
first Smyth beat Johns easily. In the second match
Miller defeated Maoney although he carried the
heavier handicap The summary
First roUnd-John Smyth (19) beat William Johns C2D
19-i0: William Miller (20 beat Edward Maoney (22.
27-l4
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
THE SHAMROCK AGAIN AHEAD.
MUCH OF THE RACE WITH THE BRITANNIA
A DRIFTING MATCH-SLIGHT MlShAf
TO TYIE CHALLENGER.


Cowes July 19.-There was beautiful weather
to-day for the trial of the yacht Shamrock
challenger for the Americas Cup, against the
Britannia. There were big crowds, poth ashore
and aaoat to witness the race. The course to-
day was yesterdays course reversed. Inc s'art-
ing point was off the Royal Yacht squadron's
house. around the Soent Bank Buoy thence 10
the Nab Lightship, finishing at the Spit Buoy
off Portsmouth
The Prince OF Wales boarded the brtahh'"
shortly before the start.
There was good southeastery breeze p'o"
ing all the morning. but it softened considerably
toward the time for the starting or the race
Both yachts carried club topsalls A good start
was effected at 1912 a. m, the Shamrock cross
ing the line half a length ahead Of her competi-
tor being smartly handled She had a ne"
spinnaker set for the run to the Soent Bank
Her sails seemed to set better than yesterday.
The breeze almost died out as the yachts stoca
along shore and the boats housed their SPIN
makers The Shamrock then headed TOT thc
centre OF the channel 10 avoid becoming pe-
Gained on the lee of the island. The Brtahhia
followed There was little air, and the yacnts
practically drfted during the next half hour.
The breeze then revived, and the ShamrocK'
which meanwhile had slightly increased her
lead. widened the gap that separated her from
the Britannia and rounded the Solent BANK
buoy at 11:17:2O The Britannia rounded the
buoy at II ;21:35.
The boats returned close hauled on the port
tack There was only the faintest breeZe' anu
the Britannia was getting the better OF H. shgh'-
ly reducing the gap. Nearing Cowes. however. tne
breeze freshened considerably. The Snainroch
passed Ryde going toward the Nab Lghtshp d
mile and a half ahead Of the Britannia.
The course as originally planned was not coin-
pleted When off Southsea the Britannia ss
nailed that the Prince of Wales had an engage
ment in London and requested that the race pe
considered over he must return 10 foras-
mouth. The Shamrock was then twelve OF III III
teen minutes ahead. She was Immediately
turned homeward. and directly afterwaru
grounded on a bank outside Horsefoot fotI
She remained fast for ten minutes. when sne
was safely and easily towed off the oank ana
back TO Southampton. c,.,.
AS was the case yesterday. the Shamrock
showed her superiority soon after the start was
made Beating to windward she ran away from
her opponent to the Nab Lightship. ana again
put about In ten seconds. the Britannia occupy =
ing twelve seconds in the manoeuvre me wnole
performance again showed that the challenger
is far ahead of the Britannia. although the un-
fortunate becaming of the boats precluded the
finishing of the course before the Prince OF
Wales was obliged TO start for London
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
THE OUTDOOR RECREATION LEAGUE.

Charles B. Stover. OF the outdoor Recreation
League. who has charge OF the Hudsonbank Gym
nasum and the Seward Park Gymnasium. s
more than pleased with the progress the league
has made with the good work It s undertaking.
The average attendance so far this season has
been more than six hundred day. and the peo-
pie In the neighborhood OF the gymnasuns are
more than pleased with what has been done for
them Two athletic instructors and two kinder
garten instructors are in charge. and teach the
children all kinds Of games and gynnastic and
athletic exercises. So far advanced the boys
that II 10 the intention OF the committee or
ganze a dual league and hold weekly competitions
In general gymnastics. athletics and basket ball
and other games and competitions Mr. Slower
says that such competition will interest the people
In the neighborhood and the boys.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING.-Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
ciation Brighton Beach. $50 p. m
GOLF.--Connecticut League champiohsn,p'
Rrooklawn Country Club Bridgeport; ham
dicap bogey sweepstakes fcr women fa'r-
field. v.oh,
YACHTrNG.-Fifth day Larchmone asn'
Club. race week. Long Island Sound Corn- ',..'
THAN Club race for % footers' A''an'ic N''''
y. j. , o,r.,
CRICKET Zingari agalhs.
Staten Island, Philadelphia; Manhat.a.
against Kings County St George. frospec.
Park; Knickerbocker Athletic CIuo against
Nelson Lodge, Bayonne. ~ j.
LAWN TsNNIS.-New-Yor state cnam-
pionship. Syracuse: Magnolia Beach tourna-
rnent Magnolia Beach. Mass.
BAsEBALL-Brooklyn against Pittsours'
Washington Park. Brooklyn. p: m.
SHOOTING. - Interstate Associa''on'
Providence, r. ].
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
THE RECORDS,

Another finely contested game Of baseball was
nlovad at Washington Park Brooklyn, yesterday
between the Brooklyn and Pittsburg teams The
home team won through superior all around work.
Dunn was at his best. and he received the best
sort of support. Tanrehill did nearly as WELL II
the sixth inning be excepted. A tumble by Daly
in tho eighth inning saved the visitors from
shutout 1t was the only error made by the home
team. Keeler, Casey, Dahlen beaumont W. mt'Ts Ths
and o Brien did the best work with the pat Inc
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20

At syracuse-syracuse 8: Worcester. T. Second sams-.
Worcester 3; Syracuse, 2.
At Montreal Montreal y; Hartford 4. Second game-
Hartford. 2: Montreal q
At UiIca-Utica, s: Binghamton. 2
Az schenectady Schenectady, 3. Auburn T.
At Milwnukee-Dctroit, o: Milwaukee. T.
At Kansas cfty-Indianapos II; Kansas City, Q.
At Ianoaster-Lancaster q: Reading. o.
At Wilkesbsne-W WiIkesbarre, II: Newark. 2
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
CINCINNATI. 5; BALTIMORE, O.

Baltimore, July 19.-Hahn had the Orioles at his
mercy to-day. McGinnity was hit in the pit OF his
stomach by terrific line drive by Beckley, and
fell unconscious after throwing the batter out at
first. He recovered and pitched out the game. The
score follows:
r. II. F..
Baltimore ..............0 o 90
Cincinnati .............2 o 0 o X-5
Batteries-Roblnson and McGinnity: Wood and Hahn
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
PHILADELPHIA. .; LOUISVILLE, g.

Philadelphia. July 19-The Philadelphias to-
days game from Louisville in the first two inn
ings. the Quakers hitting Dowlings delivery hard.
After that the Louisville twirer settled down and
pitched excellent ball: Piatt also pitched good
game, keeping the Colonels hits well scattered.
Attendance. l,Os7 The score follows
r. II. E.
Louisville .............o o o. /
Philadelphia ..........2 2 / o Ks 10 3
Batterles-Powers and Bowling: Douglass and Pia,t.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
BOXING.

BYERs AND cHILDs TO MEET AT THE coNEY
ISLAND SPORTING CLUB
-Four colored pugilists will furnish the entertain
ment at the Coney Island Sporting Club next Mon.
day night. Denver Ed" Martin will meet
"Charlie" Stevenson. of Philadelphia, In the nrst
bout The principal contest will be twenty -nve
rounds between George Byers, OF Boston, and
Frank Chdc, OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
CHALLENGE TO A SWIuMIyG MATCH.

Alvin J. sprague swimming instructor Of the
Idle Rest Hotel, Ba tn Beach, has issued chal-
lenge to any professional swimmer on Long Island
for a from Sea Gate to the Iron Pier, Coney
Island. any style. for stake OF from 500 to $50
the match to take place within one month from
the time OF signing articles
dor other snnrts last naael
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
BOSTON. s; ST. LOUIS. |.

Boston. July 19-The Champions turned the
tables on ST. Louis to-day, and pounded the ball In
every direction. Nichols. on the other hand was
very effective and held the visitors down to one
run Attendance, $500 The score follows:
r. II. r..
Boston ........-......o 3 Ks II
ST. Louis ............0 o o D o o o o-l
BatteriesBersen and Nichols; oConnor. sudhor. Don
lin and CriRer.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
RROOkLYN
Totals .3a s "a 10 Totals 49,. s5. 4 10 27 "a

Pittsburg ............,.........V
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " ~
Earned runs-Brookyn. 2 Three base hit-Mc1u're re-
Two base hits-Beaumont. 2; Dahen. First base on
errors-Pittsburg. Brooklyn B. Lett on bases|pitts-
burg o: Brooklvn, 8. Struck out-By Dunn. /. stolen
bases-Kelley Casey. Bases bals-lty Dunn. =; by
TannehIll. l. Double plays-McCiure and pahen paiy
l. Passed bal-Bowerman. Time or game 40. I'M
pires-Swartwood and Hunt. Attendance, 2oOo
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
Lobster, T. J. S. Flint..................;3 2O:to
sklmmang, +. Benham. m..........,.......'Dis DISABLED

The winners were as lolloWs'
schooners Glass B-The Coona. by min. Is sec She
allowed Atlantic 30 minutes.
sloops Class K-Ths syce beat the Acushla II, min.
~ 49,. ~.
IArs min ] sec.
Grass /. yawls-The Albicore.
Class L. sloops-The Meemer beat the Hussar, 10 MIN
10
soops, M-The Possum beat the Zenobia, 20 min
20
Twenty Ave foot knockabouts-The osean beat the
Mono. I min. rs sec
Tv.nty-one- foot knockabouts-The spindrif beat the
Mongooee, MN 10 sec.
SeaH Hanhaka knocksbouts-The Thega had sailover.
Glass Q-The Nike beat the fhwna II min. 80 sec.
C1ass SThe Volsuns beat the Dosorls ii. IL min. Is
Glass WThe Lobster won.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
CHICAGO SHUT OUT BY THE GIANTS.

Chicago was no match for the Giants yester-
day, and It shut out in decidedly interesting
game Carrck pitched well and was ably sup
norted. The local team won by punching four hits
in the third inning Score:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
CHICAGO.
NETWORK

Earned run-New-York Left on bases-Nev- York,
4: Chicago Z Base on balls-ON Carrck 3. Struck out
by Carrick. 2; by Taylor 4 Stolen base-poyle:
Double plays-Davis. Gleason and Doye; Grady, Davis
and Doyle. by pitched ba-Nichols. Passed ball
Umpires-o'D Day and McGan. Time-1:5l. At
tendance LOCO
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.

At Rochester-Proyldence. IL; Rochester. 3.
AZ Albany-Alhany. 10; Oswego. s. Second same-Os-
wego 2. Albany, ..
At Toronto-Toronto. q Springfield. 1. Second game
Toronto. 3; Springfield, 2.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-20
BASEBALL.
FINE BASEBALL IN BROOKLYN. WITH
THE USUAL RESULT.
GAMES YESTERDAY

pront,vr A. Pit,shurg 1 Washington. Q: Cleveland.
Nev-York. g. Chicago, o. tsecond game, ,.u. .
Boston, s; 81. Louis /. Phladepnla. . LouIsve d.
Washington. I; Cleveland, Cincinnati D. bai'"'ie'
first gsme).