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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-11
Uncle Bob.

To "Uncle Bob' belongs the distinction
of playing to larger and more enthusiasts
tic audiences this season than any play
Mr.. Daniel Sully has ever presented. OF
all the presentations Mr.. Sully has contri-
buted to the stage in the past, none has
created a more favorable impression than
Robert Burke the big hearted Superinten-
dent of the Manhattan st. Ry. and some
cities have gone so far as to say 1t has
never been duplicated on the stage. The
part offers the widest scope for the dis
play of versatility and is replete with
those touches of nature which make the
world akin. The company while much
the same as that which has supported
MI Sully in the past, has been material
ly strengthened, "Uncle BOb'' will be pre-
sented at the Carson Opera House. That
the visit of the popular comedian next
Friday night will be heartily welcomed
is evidenced by the unusually heavy de-
mand for seats.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-11

The woman who IS
vCei.. neIvuue. tired and
exhausted who has a
poor and variable appe-
tite and no strength or
nerve; who suffers from
pains and aches, drag
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-11

and important organs that bear the burdens
of maternity
Thousands of women suffer in this way
and do not recognize the cause, or if they
do understand their condition, neglect it
rather than submit to the obnoxious exam
nations and local treatment insisted upon
by the average physician. DR.. P1erCe's
Favorite Prescription is a wonderful nled1-
cine for women who suffer in this way. 1t
does away with the necessity for these try
ing Ordeals, and may be used in the privacy
of the home. 1t acts directly on the deli
cate organs concerned, and makes them
strong, vigorous and healthy. 1t banishes
the disCOnforts of the eXpeCtant period and
makes babys advent easy and almost pain
less. 1t transforms weak, nervous, petulant
invalids into happy wives and mothers.
Thousands of women have testified, Ovef
their own signatures, to this fact. The
"FavOrite Prescription " may be procured
from arv good medicine dealer. Any worn-
an who will write to DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buff
falo ~. NAV have the advice of an errlrl-
ent and skillful specialist without charge.
Mrs Cora NJ. McI,aurin, of Rockport, Copiah
Co. Miss. writes u had displacement and
inflammation of the uterus. I was under the
treatment of family physician for a long
time but received no benefit. l had falling OF IN
ternal organs with liberation and enlargement
I commenced using Dr.. PierCes Favor1te Pre-
scriptiou, Golden Medical Discovery Pleasar
Pellets and Extract of S1nart-Weed.' From
the first day began to improve and in a shor
time was able to do all my hOusework Il /
| had not been FOR your medicines would have
| been dead long ago
| Stomach and liver troubles with sluggisl
action of the bowels are cured by Docto
| Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-11
Nevada's Songstress Honored

Miss Mattel Stanaway' who has been in
Boston for some time having her wonder
full voice cultivated, has accepted poslt-
ion in the choir of the First Baptist
Church at DOncaster, Mass. AS the
church is the largest and most imposing
in the city, the fact that Miss Stairway
has been engaged by it, pays high trl-
butte to her talent. Her many friends
here will be pleased to learn of her sue
cess.-JOurnal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-11

If you want to please lady or gentle
man friend, call at Kitzmeyer's furniture
store and select nice comfortable rock
er or chair, writing desks, book cases
also fine line of bamboo furniture at
prices that will compare with California
catologue's. d1lti2.
Something entirely new in carpets at
F. w. Days. Look just like Brussels, but
they are a yard wide and cheaper than
tapestry carpets.
Buy your cameras and photographic
supplies of the Thaxter Drug Store. They
deiy competition in prices.
TO RENT-A furnished house contain
ing six rooms. Situated on South Car
son street. Inquire at this office.
Lieutenant Brambilla, is visiting Reno
He is in Nevada to recuperate his health
lately undergoing an attack of typhoid
, fever,
FOR SALE-A Fine black walnut bed
room set with double spring mattress
parlor chairs, extension dining table and
COOK 4ug utensils APP ply to J. Doane.
Eagle oysters atRichardSOn'S.
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Between the Feasts

While relaxing from turkey and plum
pudding Christmas dinners, read from
the new books of kipling, Weir, Mitch
ell, and Harding Davis: or listen to the
Belle of Honolulu' or other breezy
pieces of music. The New Year should
be introduced to friends and lovers by a
dainty and suggestive calendar or book
let. For these call at the up-to-date firm
Of Cagwin Il NOteWare.
p. $. Toys for sale al greatly reduced
rates.
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Alfalfa Hay $40 a Ton

Eagle oysters atRichardson's.
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State Central Committe Meeting

A meeting of the Silver Party State
Central Committee is called at Carson on
Thursday the 18th of January. The pos
sible Gubernatorial contest and other
important matters connected with the
Silver Party organization will be con
sidered A full attendance is requested.
BY order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
n. w. RoFF, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-11

There seems to be a general impress
sion that hay has gone up too high to
touch. This il ii mistake. We are sell
ing alfalfa hay Ut SO a ton, one bale at d
time or in ton lots.
Petersen 4 Springmeyer If
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ging down and
burning sensa-
tons; and who
re ze S ,
hers If, that
she has become
irritable. cross,
blue and de
spondent, is in
almost c very
case suffering
from weakness
and disease of
the deliC ate
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-11

Don't forget to get one Of those beauti-
full calendars fer 1899 at Cagwin & Note
wares,
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hen will nauguae clearance sale Fall and Winter GOOD
AT BIG REDUCTIONS
COnfOrterS

We have mad A big trade i'll this line
and we are perfectly willing to sacrifice
the money and the room for our coming
Spring Goods, and have accordingly cut
to the following prices
OUR $3.50 COMFORTERS NOW 500
1915 $500
q" 1925 sl65
sl.5o sl.l5
sl.25 80
If you need anything in this line we
shall be very pleased to have you call
and examine our values
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topsail she had in stock, All lhe time the wind
would round tho whistllng buoy on Point
an aspect that forced THO skippers e change
their minds Capt. Rhodes of the Defender
wore G 's around Sl Tie Coambi S' syGed at lie
tame time and both boats. close putfor
The breeze was still growing and at this time
was blowing good twelve Knots an hour. "
had haul ed to the eastward and was forward
Sbo Sne RfI wS ss at e S os Rs With f
,sen minutes tho wind had doubled itself. and
land at the entrance OF the hnrh9r both boats
had deemed II wise to shorten sal When the
h Ssn ea Rs 'ap9 %s'r
had gained In the brush nearly half a mile In a
ionE.mile run They squared away for home.
Gred yards and dJet pretty tp piece OF SAILING Was
As tho wind Increased the yachts heslcd more
enc % saw more ioT q pYP TIE under
body than was ever seen before since she was
%Sns gGsh H snS Ss TrH I'd sop.n. 5
while tie Defender stood under a club. topsaIl.
tho Columbia had carried a working SAT- above
heelcd moro than the stanch old Defender.
The water was constantly on her lee deek tor
moro than foot. But she had the speed OF tho
rnrty and In a rushing. slnshing race she over
hauled the, boat aud passed her.
me wind STaw!cd aT4rnd nn' 1t was as o9T s
from little forward OF the Innst. The sun got
behind couas aud tho elements looked dark
and angry. The two tughoats that had followed
the yachts were putting In their best iicks in
general bio for smooth water, and things
Eeead AMI hrouRp hs wn" us
suddenly the Defender. seeming to feel the
strain too great; came sharply into the wind.
heavy load, she filled again, and continued on
started from tho deck when Capt Barr on the
Columbia lot go the wheel and the sloop,,s sails
ample Of her rival. the coium ba let 60 her top
SheGt to the ie"E. but the tho cpa%oiSs sailors
still worked slow at times and 1t was minutes
instead OF seconds before the sail was on the
In the meantime the Defender still heeling
to the wind. was ploughns through the water:
and by the time the C0lnm bia had squared
m. sn n SSD tSsy Saa nSH sa
up and the breeze lasted the Columbia had
shown herself TO be the fastor hont, but with
the harbor and there was no further chance OF
comparing their merits.
kind Of wind during the past two days the Co.
lunba has proved her sureriortiy over the
and thss is sRs Il
timo she s, strstShef her sais The PStspdSr
past master in the art Of handling a boat. But
has RaF
time. and will continue TO do 20 every time
they meet. Yachtsmeu who have followed all
the races between the two boats and read tho
accounts of the Shamrock 9 trials. feel that the
cup Is safe.
The wind died down to almost fat calm be-
fore the two boats had come to anchor. There
will TO no race tomorrow. and with the ex-
ception OF informal spins Ike to-day's tho
next Sat s1 Wien the SeSport Yae6e
Racng Association will grasp tho reins again
Mrs Iselln sailed on tho Colum bia with her
husband to-day. Mrs. Duncan visited tho De-
fender early this morning. but left her before
she made sail
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sterm Yaeht Jo.ephlne,s 1nrormnl rrlnl.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 22.-P. A. B. Wide
ncr's new steam yacht Josephine left the ship
yard at Kensington to-day for a short trip
down the Delaware. The now engines were
tested and ready FOR the official trial trip.
which will take place some time next week
To-day the Josephine went down the river
only as far as Chester and returned On
board were Mr.. Widener. Matthew Seddnger
and Somers \, Smith, The yacht was In
Charge OF Capt Chase. No fault was found
In satisfactory manner The, run to Chester
and return was made without incident
Her dimensions are az follows: Length, PIC
feet on N" wa'e7ne: over all. 2H0 feet. beam.
81 feet > inches moulded depth ~ feet The
power will be supplied by iundruple expnn-
sion engine with cylinders lD',, 70, 3 and 81
H. chC- in diameter and n 36-inch stroke The
contract calls 'or n speed Of seventeen knots.
The Indicated horse power is $500. The Cap
will carry crow Of fOrty-two men. Every
thing IN the yacht is Of American pattern and
IL $500 900
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G0LFlNG ODDS AND ENDS.
H5NDTC4PS AND TEAM MATCHES ON
LINKS Fan AND NEAR.

Harbor Hill Glass A and II Compositions
Bring Out Good Fiold--Engiowood wins
from Nutley - Tho Philadelphia Play
ers Meet with Defeat at Atlantic City.
There were large fields out at the Harbor
Hill Golf Club yesterday for the class A and d
monthly handicaps The full course was used
ana. especially on tho putting greens, tho turf
was in fine condition. There was quite n gal
lcry al the clubhouse, which ovrrlooks the
homo green. aud tho players who ran down n
long put or who laid mn approach dead before
the gallery wero sure OF rounds OF applause
The handbags were preceded by the match
play In tho semihnals for the Consolation
Championship. In which c. ". Sparks boat A.
b. Lowson by UP. after nineteen holes. and E.
Il. Donnelly bent j. J. Sullivan by up and to
play. The final round was postponed to Aug.
III. To which date George Z. Armstrong and
Otto Hockmeyer have also deferred the final
play for the cham ponship cup. Tho sum-
maries follow:
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Now York swimmer. Win In can01,.

OTTAWA. Ontario Iuly 22.-The annual Ca
madam swimming championships we're held on
the ottawa River here To-day Tho river is
much swollen by the recent heavy rains and
the currout unusually strong. m ilitating against
fast time. There were six American entries.
G.. NchAcfrnr. the New York A. {. crnrE won
H." two swimming races Ia easy style and mn
ishcd second in the long dive. The summaries.
TO- YS'iS Won ~ r. C. SchScaer New Yorx
G., II. Ii. Rccd'-, Lnickeri ecker A. C.. seconds Z
l. Nun Li"I', hnIck 'rnOCker 4. g., third. '
Hall Mic Won nv r. G. n harner, New York A g .
Pau Nemman. Chicago. SeoonI Time, III ninutas
- sSCund'. "'''
Long Dlye-wnn Nv ". I. Lawle,s O,t,W.
Z q. aeaAsa,E, NJ" H0.s A. O. sc .Ad. " -
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Believes Shamrock Can Beat Columbia or
Defender In British Waters.
Call. II
Special Gable Despdteh to T

LONDON. July 22-Jameson declares that the
Shamrock is the finest yacht ever sailed in
British waters. and that he would freely back
her against either the Columbia or Defender in
any race In those waters. but that he believes,
as do most yachtsmen here. that the voyage
across the Atlantic and the sailing In strange
waters will prove Just sufficient handicap to
enable the Columbia to win.
The Prince of Wales emphatically remarked
after the first days sailing that II the Sham
rock failed against the Columbia then the cup
would never be brought back. When the Bril-
tannia sailed against the Nalkyrie II. she kept
her under lee the whole day. but the Britannia
could not keep the Shamrock there on two
tacks. and Jameson says tho Britannia Is as
good now as ever.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie expresses the hope,
which is shared by many Americans. he de-
clares. that the Shamrock will win the cup
Although the Shamrock's performances have
considerably revived public interest and con-
fldence in her. this 10 finding no expression In
financial support. Almost no bets are made.
even at odds.
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BEATEN BY LOUISVILLES.
BROOKLYNS, TITH M'JAMEs ~ THE
BOX, ARE EASILY OUTPLLYED.

Bostons Meanwhile Take Ten-InninE Game
from Cincinnati and Gain on the Lend
ers-Quakers Badly Trounoed by Pitts
burG-Bnitimores Outpoint tho Chicn2os.
With McJames in tho box, tho Brooklyns
were easily defeated by tho Louisvilles ycstcr-
day. Tho Bostons won a ten-nninR game
from tho Cincinnatis and cut Hanlon's lead
down to 1fty-tour points. or about i've games.
The champions also drew away little from the
Philadelphia. who were soundly walloned by
the PittsburRs. The latter are twenty-five
points behind tho Cincinnatis and lead the
Now Yorks By twenty-six points. The Balti-
mores played smart ball at Chicago and came
out victorious by a score OF 2 to l. They are
only seven points behind the Windy City team.
and may get back into fifth place. The Louis
vlllss. who have taken q great brace. are
twenty-six points behind the Now Yorks.
which will make the coming series between
those teams Of especial interest The New
Yorks were travelling to st. Louis yesterday.
where thoy begin series to-day The results:
Louisville. .; Brooklyn, 2.
Boston, r; Cincinnati. 4.
Pittsburg. Is; Philadelphia. 4.
Baltimore ?: Chicago, ].
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The low scores for the Butterf1eld Cup for
the women. at nine holes, were Miss Saideo
~. IL. II.
NOTES.
On account OF q violent thunderstorm the
events schodue cd at Ardsley and st. Andrews
were postponed.
Last week the Dyker Meadow caddies beat
the Marine and Field Club caddies In the re-
turn match by p to II. The Marine and Field
boys won the frst match by ~ to 4. Tho
final match OF the series will be played in
August
George Low. the Dyker Meadow professional,
Is laid IN with rheumatism. and II Ia donhtfuI
Il he will be able to play tho match with r. b.
Wilson arranged for Aug. and 10 at Deal
Beach and DYker Meadow.
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j. 0. cassntt,s New steam Yacht Launched.

CHESTER. July pa pretty new yacht was
launched at Eoach's shipyard at 2:05 to-day
The handsome craft was built for Mr. j. Gar
densr Cassatt. the Philadelphia banker. who
was present with his family and party OF
friends to witness the event The Eugenia, for
that is her name. was chrlstened by Miss
Eugenia Cassatt, tho daughter OF the owner.
for whom the boat is named. Following the
launch lunch was served.
The now pleasure craft, which was designed
by Gardner and Cox Of New York. is hand
some yacht and elegantly furnished and fitted
UP in expensive woods and tile floors. The
library is model Of beauty anil is furnlshod
In POLISHED mahogany. The EngGnia has a
length on the water line Of l43 feet 10 Inches
Her beam moulded Is 81 feet and displacement
u feet inches. She will be driven by trIple-
EXPANSION. liGh pressure engines. and is ak
pcctcd to develop speed Of fourteen knots an
hour. She Is equipped with complete cleo
trio plant and has every comfort and CON
veniencc that money can provide. Her owner
and family expect to travel extensively abroad
In the new yacht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
FIRE At sIBBIcK,s YACHT TARD.
Eleven Boats Burned. Lead Keels Melted
and Workmen's Tools Destroyed.
1ptriaI CabI. Dtfpateh 10 TIE auN.

CowEs. July 22.-Eleven yachts were burned
In tho fire which destroyed Sibbeks yacht
building yard yesterday afternoon. and 100
tons OF lead keels melted and ran over the
ground like water. The soldiers and hucjack-
cts by hard work prevented the spread OF the
flames to the adjacent Offices The yards and
docks were full Of yachts repairing. cleaning
and vanishing, which. II destroyed. would
have prevented the solent classes ofboats from
being represented in the Cowes regatta. All OF
the workmen lost their tools. the damage in
this particular aggreRatng $1,000.
The German Embassy has hired house on
the parade for regatta week. conveying the In
timation that the Kaiser will be present on
July 81.
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Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at 81. Louis; Brooklyn at Louisville;
Washington at Cincinnati, Baltimore at Chicago.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Lancaster at NewA"k.
OTHER GAMES.
West New York F. c. vs. Cuban X Giants at Wee
hswken
Spalding va. Holy Cross, at Guttenburg.
Loyola ys. Columbus, at Guttenburg.
Emer.lds OF catholic Prutectory VS.. Dreadnauxht
A. q, at Van Nest.
Hoboken va. PouGhkeepsIe. at the St. George
Cricket Grounds
Jersey City vs.. Newtown Grays. at West End Field.
Skellys vs. Pacific A. G., at Sicily grounds.
Jerseys VA. Ridgewoods. at Pacific Field.
Alertb Va. Howard A. o.. at Fast New York
Ashf0rds vs. ". MonCas. at East New York.
Empires vs.. Marions OF New Jersey, at East New
York.
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Che Curt.
BRIGHTON
RACES Daily 1 at 2 2; .5,e' p. M.
concert ny Lander-Take any Concy Island route.
CrCLEHs RACE IN MANY PLACES.
Kramer of the Harlem WheeImen Wins an
Exciting Half-,Iile Contest.

| Fifteen hundred persona attended the meet
| at Failsburg yesterday and witnessed three OF
| the seven events on the card. the others being
! postponed because OF a storm break ing while
| the Jonah Handicap" trial heats were being
| run. Tho tandem match race proved to be too
| easy thing for the Harlem Whoelmen team
| to be interesting. but the haf-mile race re-
| suited in an exciting finish between Hausman
and Kramer. Hausman led coming down the
stretch. and Kramer made a tremendous fight
In wearing down the others lead. Ilausmun
was nipped right at the tape and the decision
went to Kramer who, to the Judges eyes had
couple OF inches the better OF it. Summaries:
SInr Th6s E Eess ny
s Sc on c; Gardiner Jersey City. third. Time.
hstM'le , Open Hmatsur1FinAl heat won hy,E.
ascond g. a' Sr5o " Ero5G E' NINA
minute 2 40 seconds
Z. H. Hunter-Frst heat won by Kramer AMI
heat won BY Kramer and schreiter. Time. 2 min.
An Interesting series Of bicycle races was
decided yesterday at MaspSth BY The Manhai;
was present. and, as several OF the east sde
cycling organizations sent delegations to tho
owing to the fields being large 's several i of ths
racer hha ial,s hys teams piing UP in the
machines and badly shaken up and 'b rnised
riders there was no further damage done.
WIN . AaiTo9dsSk ~ TRoma. K fsench ssmihos
Bag. cs .tSSnd Sy Jane. A. Gar.
yn ona Esin ' starsy. M hffSP hF@ w.
Arthur berry BrooRiys W. William G. G Hsr 2smH.
H, on.S G' A ;r sscO4d c lhqmr. eGshey
u oReM Open, HSpdiSap-W9a BY APdrsw d.
D; Fielding, Bushwirk Cyclcrs. 20 yards. md
Fire Mic Taiem Hsiai",p 1n.orcnb c,mD.
WIEN aS,nWGp by S"nn Clarke and WiSnr > f"r
land and Edwin f. viii arson, RrookIyn W, 200
GeEarny EldSdEs w. 800 yars thi H D? Tin,
aG5"s" 4'n%saE%G9 b An 8 d
ys T h y1Td' Time uScona Ana,FE * Mrory
sP.nscy J oT BasnW.E car w. by Henri
Fielding, minute. thIri; samuel q. Cr"nf'rI.
n.9ute 10 seconds. hf'h. Tine IL mtnCie' 81 SEQ.
II cGp;;ola.ion Race. HALF Mile scratch by JOHN
hudson w., third. Tine. minute IL seconds,
wd nn II, IVY e LMogpooent racing
iIrSt National Cycling Associations meet lie
mile opcn championship. tnr event "E the day
defeating Rmhle. Fisher. Mnrtun. ana WI.
thour ,OttQ Mayo won the two-milo PROBES
slpnhl iandirap; making runaway Of il.
hus"! failed In his attempt 10 lower the mills
record. summaries: "
ON" Nile open, Amateur Won by H. Kuscl NJ
Burns s"cond, /. M moi, third. Time mtnut"s
~ seconds. ''''''''
- ono Mile Open. Professional Won by Tom
COOPER WaithouT second. r 5hcr third and keinhls
fonrLh, Time. m.rU'oa ra'"uuS.
One MIG. Han III ar, AI1Atrur-NIn 10y |.
scratch; II. =. Emons. ~ Va 49, srcn,,i J. "
Hmns, 20 yards, t'irl 7 mo nGnntss 80 :. cones
=, lw"'M Nile HAa llrFp. Profess W.n =, on,
MAYO - yards. CHARLES Haireld. $50 raris see.
1ndi Mcfarland. scratch, third. Time, = inmate,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
Other Games.
AT MORRIS PLAINS.


H HiSsR',l:d SSS55S % e rS
Smith.
Ts.S HA A CO S1sii5s55 5-lS Il Il
Batteries-Loe and Elliott: Ashland and Cook.
AT ORANGE.
New York Central. .,"......o . o o y 90 0
Batteries-HallidAy and Grady; Snyder and Reilly.
At ORANGE OVAL"
SFansi h'G A. Cd % 3
Baterics-White and O'Scill; Harrison and wood.
AT GRErSroiSr.
E Eiss.ssa co,i...S - =: g !
spornig.
III Ef!' 3: 60: SsfsS $685. 81 g i
AT JERSEY CITY.
w. JPTiEffnFSs So 90 i L Z
characterization and GormIey; Roadway and
H Sr%.,S' :.... 9 S Ill il il
Batteries-schnal ard Drscoll Brooks and Mo-
Gam.
EE March,. 40 60 90 's
Bstto1es-Farmsr and Mclaughlin; Brogan and
Griffin
AT CRAWFORD.
S SaT4sg H Al % Ga 60 10 !
eries-Hsnnessey and Halt; Hartman and
heeker.
AT rAnnrrowN.
Cen, 'oSE SS Giants 9 9 9 oo--ss !
Bsttsries-Fiero and stalter Bell and Smith.
AT WASHINGTON.
Dover. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o Ii 6
Washington .................O . U l -
CRUDE.
At Prospect Park-Ncw York Stock Exchange. 10;
Resolute. 10. Fourth National Bank, 20; German
Exchange National Bank. 20. American Telephone
3 Apents II Central H'ilrosd u NV j jersey. J.
h Mason p Enr9it m Tomp,ny ~ MCEnsry. -.
Retail Department, a. Weed Kennedy 20; Eifs.
II; De Witt 0hnt9n ~ Nassau. IT, Ktons ~;
Liyn%ood, Is. oqiumSi. s; ,FT;nkn, .. Dewey.
g, as; Latayette 4. G. il; Unity, IL Allen Memo:
5t.l Ghur:h s2 seventh stree; II T. Church, j.
Michaels Church, 81.
"A flsischmanns, N. Y.-Mountain A. O.. 8;
AtGresnwich- Riverside +. G.. q Greenwich T.
4. Ltnden.Lindsn Club. ~; Plant A. Cas-
Al rutherford rutherford. TO- St. Marys Of
a; M@rristovn -Morris.own F. c.. al, Knckor.
tigF.a1iliI. fi.hhll, Is; wspptnssss Falls. IS
At East New rk-Bensonhurst +. c.. 8: Howard
At Ciaremont Park-Fast Side Y. N. c. A.. Il; Ar.
At Blissviioc Merck Co.. o: Jacob Adler Co, 3.
nat Msdison-Madson F. c. -; Orange Valley Ly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
shooting for the Queens Prixs.

SOrciai cdbe Hr,psica 20 The sUS.
LoNDoN, July 22.-ln the shooting for the
Queens Pri25 at Bisley to-day Prault OF
Guernsey won after a tie with Anderson Of
the Fourth Lanark Regiment and Jones Of tho
First Welsh Regiment. OF 335 each.