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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
THE ALDERMEN SET RIGHT.
OF COURSE. THEY DIDN'T INTEND ~
HONOR THE QUEEN-v1cTIMs OF
Joke THE FRESHMEN COULD SEE.


The regular weekly meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen was held Yesterday The Mayor re-
turned without his approval a resolution provio'hs
for the appointment of a committee OF the ASSEM-
bly, to attend a meeting OF the League Oh Aine'
Municipalities In September HIS reason ~ ,".s
the League is committed 10 doctrines opposeu ~
home rule for cities. ou
Th.ro wos long discussion upon the Council
ra.o,nt,on 10 authorize the city TO erect hehtns
and heating plant for the Twenty-fourth-s' feo'oA
ton pier. Mr.. Alderman objected on '"e So.
that It was the opening Wedge OF the c"s I
trance into the concert hall business i"e 'e'N
ton lost. ,,,. -,
n, melton Of Alderman Mccall. the privilege or
,ha eoor was extended to a COMMITTEES from the
United Irish Societies The committee presen.eu
a long communication Directing to ceieorauoh
on the birthday OF the Queen OF Engiaho. i"o
following resolution was INTRODUCED oy A'ue'""'
Mccall and adopted:
RosrS on March p providing that flags be displayed
on the City Hall the Path inst. in honor OF queen eel,
Victoria which resolution was not ADOPTED OUT
instead was laid the table: and ,,s ,,.,
WheIess Reports have b. en- wide clfcuialed that
,ns BS SdTers Sd caRm the adoption y
certain societies of resolutions OF protest ana re-
sulting in the publication OF many newspaper "i'
cles In reference thereto and ,.or
Whereas. We should not permit sncn mnnoticed.
Standing and misrepresentation 10 pass
Resolved That while entertain due respe6 Ss ,3s
az sister counties it not and is not our pu
nose 10 make distinctions. as we have Deen c""'ee
in favor OF the ruler Of any foreign nauoa' -. and
Resolved That the clerk OF this boaru ue an
he bershv Is directed 10 send copy OF this resoiu-
ton to any and all societies which because VI
misa ppre hension, have taken or 90 .ahe io'""'
action on this matter above referred 10.
Alderman Oke moved that Alderman Bridges De
Amounted a committee TO visit England. ireland
Scotland and Canada and contradict the stories
that Mr. Harrington had asked the Aldermen 10
honor the Queen. Mr.. Click explained tha' .ne
man who handed the original resolution 10 ai,;
Harrington had said he 'only ala IL 10 ra''e
little hell ,,.., - tho MANNERS
~ Tho moss who had 'scandallzed meinpeI OF 'iI
poord one OF the best Irishmcn IN the Sta'e "a
Sew-YorK' He objected to Mr. Okie mo,ioh si na
said the Aldermen's chamber Is not the proper po'
for jokes. .h,r ef.een minutes
and when the President finally sileneea MIN con1 M,
Warrington explained that the resoluuon. c1ii 1,
Blamed OF was a practical Joke He onsreo "
without reading Il at the request or IepoI'e,,,
In closing his heated remarks MI BRIGGS sh %
hi. hand in Mr. Okie's face and demannen: VII
he Alderman put his hand In his pocket ano con,
tribnts 70 the expenses OF my going to England
and Canada Oft, .,o NAV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
THE BARBARossA'S PILOTS STORY

Michael Mcdonald. the pilot who was in charge
OF the Baroarossa when. on fire. she was return
ing 10 her pier and struck La Bretagne. appeared
before the Board OF Pilot Commissioners at its
meeting yesterday. He gave hts report. and was
questioned by the Board to the cause OF the
accident He gave II as his opinion that the vessel
was down at the head" and so did not answer
the helm He did not believe the depth OF water
had anything to do with the collision Mcdonald
was then excused by the Commissioners who Say
that nothing further will be done In the matter
unless a complaint 10 received from the North
German Lloyd Company. Gustav II. Schwao the
ngent OF the company. said yesterday that no CON-
plant would be entered against Mcdonald as he
believed the accident the fault OF no one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
MINORS ABOUT THE GAS WAR.

A sharp advance in the price of Consolidated Gas
stock yesterday gave rise to the belief that some
thing new had developed in the local gas situation
There were many rumors OF that kind. but all OF
them lacked confirmation and the best opinion at
the end OF the day all TO the effect that the
situation unchanged.
H. H. Rogers. OF the Standard Oil Company, when
asked about the report that he and Anthony n.
Brady both OF whom directors OF the New
Amsterdam company. were to hold q conference yes
terday I'm reference to settling the gas war, an
swered that he knew nothing about the matter,
and II was said at the Office Of Mr.. Brady that
the latter out Of town.
Russell Sage said that he knew OF no change and
that ne had no idea how much longer the war
would last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
PRESBYTERIAN WORK.
HOME MISSIONS CONSIDERED AT MIN
NEAPOLlS.
SUCCESS OF PRESBYTERIAN BUILDING-No
AGREEMENT YET IN DIR. MGIFFERTs
cAsE-CoMMIssIoN TO REVIEW
WARsZAWIAK MATTER.
WARsZAWIAK MATTER.
" Nn

fpY TELEGRkPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Minneapolis. May 23-Home missions was tne
keynote OF the General Assembly to-day, ana
associated with this strong agency OF the Pres
byterian Church the Oldest OF Its boards. was
the youngest, organized IN 1883 to aid Presby-
terrain colleges and academies. The Rev Dr.
Charles L. Thompson. OF New-York. spoke for
the Home Board. and the Rev. DR.. Edward G.
Ray, OF Chicago for the College Board. DR..
Robert F. Coyle OF California, presented the
work Of the Church in it's home mission fields,
and DR.. John Balloon Shaw. of New-York.
showed what It is doing along educational lines.
Dr.. Thompson reported his Board free from
debt. fact which none OF his predecessors now
living had been able 10 state. DR.. Ray told OF
a board which had no debt. and emphasized this
statement by telling the Assembly that two
weeks ago he came home from New-York with
$4,000 for the Board for Whitworth College.
at Sumner. Wash
The Rev. d. Stuart Dodge. the new president
OF the Board Of Home Missions DR.. John Hall's
successor. was introduced to the Assembly and
made q brief address. which heartily re-
ceived. Mr. Dodge said that the members OF the
Board In New-York were enthusiastic over home
missions, but the atmosphere in Minneapolis
was so charged with the electricity of home
missions that one could not help becoming in
tensey enthusiastic. He referred pleasantly to
the much discussed Presbyterian Building in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
BOTH SIDES STUBBORN.

THE RAND DRILL WORKS STRIKE IN NORTH
TARRYTowN STILL on.
The strike at the Rand Drill Company's works. In
North Tarrytown. continues. Neither the company
nor the strilsers are willing to make Concessions,
and the strike may be prolonged for some weeks
until one side Is compelled 10 give in. The company
has many large contracts on hand, and the strike
has seriously hindered their funlment The men
ASSERT that they can afford 10 remain idle for some
time and believe that the Rand people VIII event
vau,, no forced TO coCcede their demands and take
them back. 49, .u,ooo
The storekeepers and business men or the viaSe
although a majority OF them sympath'Ze with the
strikers regret the disagreement much TOT the
shop is recognized as tho mainstay OF tne S com,
munIty, and II Il should be Obliged 10 smut oo""
thew will suffer in consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
,,onr ,ocou0TIvEs FOR ENGLAND.

Philadelphia. May D-rhe Great Cen.rai Na.i.
-. :. ENGLAND has placed an order for twenty
locomotives with the Baldwin works. OF this city
They are to be freight engines. Of the same CHAR
acter and design as those now under construction
ri the Baldwin works for the Midland Railway o,
Tneiand Another English railway. the Great
Northern recently ordered number OF engines
from the Baldwin works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
4 NEW CLEARINGHOUSE RECORD.

The cash balances at the Clearing House yes'e'-
aav aggregated Ne 34oss7 establishing new rec
ord The largest previous total was on May AZ.
when the balances were nSeS.ooo The payment
on Monday OF the balances que on mi Ions nreb
ably accounted for the new record me vers paS
Ne Ting credit balance yesterday at the clearing
House OF 81 f72000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
wEvEN NEGROES LYNCHED IN MEXICO

ONLY ONE ACCUSED OF. CRIME BUT NO DIS
ELIMINATION SHOWN.
Cincinnati. May "a special dispatch 10 The
ENQUIRER from Diaz. Mexico. says There is
great excitement I'm the town OF San Dialo. ten
miles from here. over the lynching OF seven col
ored laborers on the Mexican Central Railroad.
Jose santo. Spanish negro attempted TO assault
the wife OF Sehor Duply. a ranch-owner and, es-
Gaping from the plantation. he was tracked by
bloodhouncs. and In company with nine Others was
captured In hut on the river bank opposite Eagle
Pass The regulators did not attempt 10 prove the
guilt OF any Of the negroes, but hanged three of
them and shot four others they were attemptin9
70 escape the onaeials are swearing IN deputies as
-Four OF the negroes killed were Americans pnd had
perved sentences in the Texas penitentlary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
YERKEs BURGLAR PLEADS GUrrry

Elijah c. Harvey. thirty years old, OF No 10
West Twenty-sixth-st.. coored man. pleaded
utility Of two indictments for grand larceny one In
Re nrst and the other in the second degree before
Judge Mcmahon in General Sessions Court yes
terday. One OF the indictments charges Harvey
with entering the house OF Charles T. Yerkes. at
No. sA FIfth-ave. on May and taking a silver
dish valued at $500. The other indictment charges
him with taking $500 worth OF bicycles from the
Hotel Lorenzo. IN East Seyenty-second-st. Harvey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
TO SELL THE OLD CCSIOM ho0oH

,.,,,- n,,cr PLACED AT 81 ooo. ooo-oNE OFFER
REFUSED.
Announcement that the sale by public auction OIL
the Custom House will soon be held REEVES tne Ui
r,or that syndicate OF capitalists identified with
,.roa financial institution Is after the property
the upset price for which has been placed az
q 100000 II is said that a representative OF inc
syndicate recently offered that sum for the prop
ertv but as Collector Bidwell was or the opinion
oner was not entertained by the officials at WASH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
Y WALL STREET EXPRESS.

On and after Saturday OF this week the Man
haitian Railway Company will run wall street
express on its Second-ave line on tho afternoon
OF ca ch business day On five days OF the week
the train will leave the Hanover Square station at
$40 D. M and stopping only at Thirty fourth-st, at
an, will reach the Harlem River station OF the
New Haven road In about twenty-five minutes en-
abiing the brokers TO take the suburban train at
over Square at 1870 m. stop at Thirty fourth St
AT l221 and connect with the lz:S train at the
Harlem River station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
A BREWERY coMPANY's BIG CAPITAL.

Trenton ~ j. May 23-The Boston 'Breweries
Comnanv with a Capitalization OF s.. 1900. filed
certificate OF incorporation with the Secretary OF
State to-day. or the capital stock ss5ooo0o Is to re
per cent cumulative preferred. The company Is to
acquire brewery properties In the New England
States The corpora tors Robert s. Jordan, Me-
son r. Vanderhoff George a. Maglone. James +.
Weston and Charles y. King
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
uEaVy PENALTY FOR POLICY MAN.

ON. OF the heaviest penalties inflicted In pohcy
case in General Sessions IN long time was give,
yesterday when Judge BLANCHARD, IN far. - ~
49, ,rIaI NJ Timothy Moran a policy-writer OF NO
sl5 East Thirty -fourthst.. who had pleaded guilty
Judge Blanchard said II am Informed tnat you you
have been persistent poney-wri,er, ,onia wing
has Rot to stop and It would be travesty on Jus
lice II were TO simply fine YOU You VIII nave "
go TO the penitentary for six months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
DIR BOGELSBERG ARRAIGNED.

Dr. Hans Hogelsbers, broker VINO was pies
A.. - on Investment company. and after getting
.wav with the money OF his clients went to Los
Angeles. Cal. having written circular letter tell
ing his patrons that their money was gone c was
80 igned before Judge Mcmahon IN Part OF zen
s eenss,ons This morning and pleaded not guilty
,o ths charge of grand larceny He was remanded
f0r tai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
FRESH TRADE DEVELOPMENTS.

new process for promoting the perfect combus-
ton OF lowgrade fuels, without smoke, is attract
ing attention in Germany Just now. Paul Cornelius
is the inventor and for ove~ six months It has
been on trial at the cloth works Of Reissner. VAIL
Il Co.. In Guben. The essential feature Of the sys-
TEN IL the injection OF heated air along the under
surface OF the fire. AT time Mr.. Cornelius
thought II would improve combustion TO add a
little petroleum yapor to the air. but he has now
abandoned that idea United States Consul-Gen-
eral Mason. at Berlin. reports that economy liz
secured and the production OF smoke has been
obviated completely.
The American Consul at Rotterdam says that
Holland Is exporting lot OF cheese and candles to
the West Indies and Philippines at present. but he
thinks that the United States ought TO be able TO
monopolize that trade.
In view Of the large number OF merchants or
mercantile agents that go from temperate climates
to the tropics special study Of tropical diseases
is deemed matter of much Importance to COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
AGAINST VATERED STOCK.

letter was sent 10 Governor hooseVen yes'ei
A., ~, wiuism Martin. State organizer and lect-
u,sr Knights OF Labor, asking the Governor to
send message to the Legislature urging the enact
ment of a law to prevent corporations from issuing
fictitious or watered stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

At yesterdays session of the General eyhou Vi
the Reformed Presbyterian Church 'he'e was !"
49,, s,ossio, ~ the Church orphanages In
Ipdis The speakers were DR.. s. b. W. McLeou'
OF this city and Dr. j. d. steele .,o
The SYNOD closed with the evening session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

John J. Coleman. theatrical manager. living at
No. So East One hundred-an -seventeenth-st. has
fled a petition In bankruptcy. He took the pau
per's oath that he Is absolutely without the money
TO pay the fees OF ;25. His liabilities 1920 He
s2.8i5 to David II. Scuy for royalty OH plays
and for printing. His assets are clothing. 800 one
cheap collar button and pair Of cuff buttons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
OPENING OF THE SARATOGA SEASON

The United States Hotel. Saratoga. will open for
the season on June 10. Upward OF $4,000 has been
expended on the house since last season In i'm
provements The entire hotel Is steam heated
AMI hundred bathrooms have been added
Frederick G. King will be chief clerk. He Is at
present at the Hotel Netherland NewYork. where
he NAV be consulted 10 accommodations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
Double Daniask Table Cloths
T2xl0s in: $50 kind for $3.50 each.
T2xl0S in; 5000 kind for SIS each
g0xaO in. $3.50 kind for sl025 each.
9Ox!0 in, SIS kind for $3.50.
Full Dinner Napkins match proportionateiy low
priced.
Strong heavy goodooking grass beached Table Cloths
German make:
7ix72 in: 81 so kinds at sl.s5 each
Tlxp0 IN; 81 20 kinds at " % each
7x1OS In s3.T5 kinds for 81 each
Napkins:
2cx26 in; % kinds for $3.50 Dozen
22x22 In; 81 % kinds at $l.so dozen
Napkins silver bleached damask. very durable good
value at 81 80 doz; now DOC. Bohemian llnen 20 in
50 : regularly 81 doz.; now Toc.
TABLE. LINENS BY THE YARD
Femlah table linen handsome patterns. 2S yds. wide
reduced from SIPS to $3.50 yd.
Scotch double Damask full bleached 20 In wide; choice
designs: an excellent quality that hnds strong favor
at 81 yd. ..
Napkins to match breakfast Size $3.50 Kind Tor " doz
dinner sI4, $3.50 kind for SO doz.
yards left Of the Coin bleached German table
linen: nne and strong: 6sc. kind at 45c "a.
Silver beached Austrian table linen, oldrashioned dice
patterns 63 in. wide; strong durable goods: was Acc ;
Bic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

william +. Seitz, real estate broker. OF No us
East one -hundred-an thirty -fourh-st has filed
petition In bankruptcy. with liabilities NzS,S2O and
no assets A large part OF the debts ac-
count OF the firm OF Setz e. Gaylor. builders. who
went out Of business In 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

Nettie A. Gerach. who lives at Peeksk. wife Of
Charles A. Gcrlach formerly proprietor Of the Hotel
Gerlach at No ~ to 55 West Twenty-seventh-st
filed a petition in bankruptcy here yesterday. with
liabilities s4S SIS and assets Most OF the debts
were contracted when she ran the hotel. from 1898
tn 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

Richard B. Rodermond, superintendent OF ship
yard at Stony Point. Rockland County. has filed a
petition I'm bankruptcy here. with liabilities $50 esi
and no assets He was formerly boat builder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

Ellis and Abraham Frank. who composed tn
Arm OF e. Frank g. Bros. cloak manufacturer,
formerly mt No ~ Lspenard-st.. have filed pet
ton in bankruptcy with liabilities Al .266 and a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

Dwight ". Clark confessed judgment yesterday
for si.2os In favor Of Clara Il. Clark assigned
claim from Edmund A. Clark for balance duo for
services. money loaned and board for Dwight w.
Clark and James ID. Clark for five years. Dwight
": Clark has been for over thirty years dealer In
y. Clark at No. is2 Chambers-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

and e. Allen Enders. Eders-R T. Quisindery.
Wesley K Woodbury., John ID. Gibson. Granville
r Jennings Thomas Major. ID. NJ. Mars, Samuel
r. Bell and Henry c. Hunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

G Nm~m~A &hn
A Serge Suit to Order

directed straight to are particular
| thelc economies
special offers the building OF Serge SUITS to meas
a offers worth looking into
properly materials the suit has right its
the
tickey And doubtuy built OF doubtful
prevalent deuon and
When erge because know them and
folks are the
largest importers of We have been
We promise nothing but
these 49,.
all do-d there
anything better lin tailoring
Now then
black single doubbreased sack coat best
work; silk sleeve Innings; color guaraneed-
In j. & T. Clay Sons Serge, $50,
In Martins English Serge, S25
In a Reliable Domestic Serge, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Deputy Sheriff Leavltt has taken possession Of
the place OF business OF Louis Rosuck. manutact-
urer Of shirts at Nos II and 16 Lispenard-st., on
four writs OF replevn aggregating S3.6i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

John II. Spelman has been appointed permanent
receiver OF the Muehlfed Haynes Piano Com
pany formerly at Onehundred-a and thirty seventh
1T. and Lincoln-ave.. by Judge Bookstaver. who
Also granted an order dissolving the corporation
Mr.. Spelman was appointed temporary receiver In
1896 and the assets realized 1850. The liabilities
were Yg 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24
Fast Selling in Linens

of but n@
of
lively n the Linen Store yesterday
For day, however, good the hrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

p,.sded rulty 10 both indictments but denied =
Charge OF burglary that ives mace sta.Ie' '''
lie was remanded until Friday for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24


German blue-wnite hsmsttched linen sheets;
72x90 IN: 81 kind for So so each.
sSX95 In. S. 30 kind for 81 each.
SsxlO5 In. So kind for $40. m.s
Exceptionally good values in hemstitched linen p'n'S
Irish linen 22i1x36 In. 25c. each.
German llntn 22isx36 in. 40c. each.
Flemish linen. 22hx2snh.. soc. each.
f1eSish linen. 25x3a sac. each
TOWELS
The celebrated Odd Bleach huckabaek; %xss IN
frnged ends red blue and plain borders; az Ioc
The J. ". special 23x$2 in extra hne hleacned n"'
back. hemmed. Damask ends; Csc saen ,.-~.
Irish huekaback 24x45 In; plain white oornsr' "e"
heavy. durable; fringed ends; 5oc each q, -
Pure linen hucksbsck 1880 In; hemnien eno'' Wv
doT
Extra heavy German huckaback; lehxse IN rs 20
stitched ends: plain white colored BORDERS -" W.
Snow white bath towels 2ix4o in; isc- each
TowELING BY THE YARD. -
Fine bleached Irish twilled toweline: !, IN i "-
for i2iac. I'D. 10 IN; lsc. kind Tor Ioc t.a..S a.
white embroitered. Laundry Bags; rev huh''e" "
close: 25c kind for i5c. each. -, ,,..u ., -
Only 100 yards left OF the French snlrting "e@ %
wide. at half value Coo kind for SIC w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

The small retail merchants OF 81 louis and Kan
sas City have succeeded In persuadiag the Missouri
Legislature TO pass a law In regard TO department
stores Merchandise is divided into Lightweight
classes. and each kind requires separate license
fee of from $500 TO 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-24

The new commercial treaty between France and
Italy admits manufactured goods from the former
country to the latter at a reduced tariff. The df-
ference Is not the same for all glasses Of merchsn-
disc, of course. but varies from 10 to 70 per cent.
In the majority OF cases though. the cut Is not far
from Is per cent.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-16
Blue Ridge Hunt Club Meet.

The Blue Ridge Hunt Club will
give an Inhibition at Garter Hall''
Grove, MIllwood, Va. WEDNESDAY .
August 18th, consisting of the fol
lowing events:
LIST. Green Hunter Class-Jumps
4 it,; Prize, double riding bride;
Entrance, 80 cts.
2nd. Hunter Glass Jumps. 4 #.
8 ms; Prize, $1,000; Entrance,
$1.OO.
3rd. High Jump-Purse, $1,000;
Entrance, $l.OO.
4th. Tandem Jump.
9th. Gymkhana Races.
9Th. Hunt Club Steeple Chase
Purse, $4,000; Entrance, $500.
9TH. Free for all Steeple Chase
: II miles over natural fences; Purse.
$1,000; Entrance, $l.OO.
Sth. IA mile Flat Race-SI. 90
sweepstakes
Performance to start at /. p. m.
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds.
Admission, % aud - cents.
For entries refer to.
WIN. +. RANDOLPH, Secy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-16
l University School,
BERRYVILLE. VA.
, Second Session ion opens sept. iIth. 1899

Second Session opens sept. iIth. 1890
Prepares for Collcgcor Business.
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS
Lower school per session. $1,000
Upper school. .. 5o oo
Refer 10 Hon y. Moore. Jr. Hon Mar
shall Mccormick and patrons
The NchoolhouSe. grounds amt stable
used Toy the late Captain Mcdonald IN con
ducung thc Shenandoah University school.
nave been secured. Everything Will bee put
IN good order for the comfort ofthc scholars
Apply for Circulars.
DIR Il. X MEADE. HENp MN~rrr
jun7
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-08-16
Public Sales

Mr.. >. Il. {. Lewis will sell at pub
lie auction on Tuesday, Aug. 22nd,
on the property of Judge ). j. c.
Moore, lot of Household and kitch-
EN- Furniture. Some of this furni-
ture Is very valuable, and many bar
gains will be offered. Read adv. to
be found in another column for full
er particulars.
Some valuable personal property is
advertised TO be sold at public sale
by ). Vim. Thompson. The sale viii
be held Wednesday, Aug. 23rd. at
Mr.. ThompSon's farm. ! mile north
of Boyce, and large amount Of live
stock, besides many farming nipple
ments, viii be disposed Of For
terms and particulars read al. in an
other column.