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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

new morning daily. 1t is to be called
the Daily Republic, and will be a sue
cessor to the Weekly Republic, bright
weekly that has been conducted here for
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

the past month. A. B. Mcneil is the edi-
tor and publisher. 1t will appear on
Wednesday, May II. The paper will be
Republican in politics.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07
Roarders for San Quentin.

SAN ANDREAS, May 6.-Sheriff Thorn
will start from San Andreas tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

LOUISVILLE. May 6-The star niece
of the programme at Churchill Downs to-
da was the Louisville handicap at one
and q sixteenth miles. the winner being
GardneTs good colt Bangle Ways and
Means and John Bright were drawn and
Isabey added. The start was prompt and
good. with Bangle the first to show He
had the rail and kept the lea dali the Wav
half-mile Isabey made a bid for a com
manding position and joined Bangle The
other two, Banished and Alleviate were
already beaten Bangle let Isabey race
with him until well into the stretch. when
he shook him off and won in a gallop in
1913. Results:
-Four and half furlongs, selling--supreme
won. Onoto second, Clara Wooey third. Time,
Mile and fifty yards. seIling-Don orsino won.
Colonel Frank Waters second, The Dauphin
-Four and haif furlongs-Dick Furber won.
The Monk second, Senator Mason third Time,
louisville handicap one and a sixteenth
A.aiies-B Bangle won, Isabey second, Alleviate
Six nlrlongs. -Beekman won Bon
Jour second Miss stanton third. Time, 11SA.
SIX furlongs selling-Lucky Star won, Prime
second, Simon J. third. Time, 1:17l4.
CINCINNATI. May 6.-Jockey Johnny
Lamley was suspended indefinitely by
the judges at Newport to-day for pulling
UP Friendship at the post in the first
race. Weather cloudy; track slow. Re-
suits:
Selling six furlongs-Samivel won. Louise
second. sister Mamie third. Time. 11Ciz
Five furlOnCs-Miss Dedc won, Cheesestraw
second. Barney's Last third. Time. 1O2Ik
One and half miles-Babe Fields won Beth
lehem Star second, Farrondel third. Time
one mile-Helen II. Gardner won Iibation
second Yours Truly third. Time 1:43
Seven furongs, seling-General McGruder
Seven furlongs. seIIingErenbv Won ~
Graves second. Flop third. Time. 1:29.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06
HUNTING AN HEIRESS.

GO che must be H., said Elite Hal to
herself. "or else she would have
been here long ago. Poor Justsnei
Somehow things are arranged strangely m
this world | can't understand what n all
means. nor what have done that | should
be rich and courtcd. while Justine Maynard,
who was my clasSmate at Nine. Paulinrs.
trims dresses for a living. She isn't to blame
because her guardian was villain. deserve
no credit fer the skiliful management Of
Uncle Cro;chley. whereby my pennies all
became dollars l only wish she would Jet
me divide with her-but she has too much
Of the naughty Maynard blood in her veins
for that. IN 90 and sec her"
Suuting her actions 70 her words she left
the elegantly furnished library where she
had been iding away an hour or more. and
started for her own apartments 60 prepare
for the trip 90 the home Of her friend.
just as she car1c out the maid brought mp
card on a silver salver. Her tclitaie eyes
sparlcd as she glanced az the Roman let
tered inscription on one side:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06
TERRORS OF DRINK.
DR.. Tslmsge breaches Of the kvils
Of the Liquor Trafse-
m an Eleanept sermon Ne Depicts
the prunkard's woe-The Ram
FfenS.s Mission D. 60 De-
.sroy All Good
-op~rsrAs. 81. ~ Louis Ksopsch. wash
.urtor. April 81.


tbe DEGRADING and hrutalizinC csnteeD
a. our military camps j. gaining many
suuro-rcrs. Tins sermcn by DR.. Tai
r,g.-r. dealing with the broader aspects
of me plague of intcmpcrance should
cheer and inspire the friends Of TEN
rcrance cvcrs.y vhtre. HIS text j ENo-
ans sf-6. And thcre shall he great 4
CIV throughout au the land of Egypt"
Tti~ was the worst Of The ten plaques.
The destroying angel az midnight 4
far0ed MS wing over she land and 4
thcrc was one dead ia each house Ia 4
-ncntasion and mourning and wee 4
th-ourh sn Egypt That destroying 4
nnrel has fed The earth out Tar worse 4
has, come He sweeps through these
ci-ics- II IS the destroy inS anSe- o.
str--- drink ar worse otF~s'~tlon
wrought ty rtls sccon1 thsh rs 'ne
first The cc-au'tF IN Anlerloa worse
th.n The calamity ~ tS1 Tt- Ahous~nos
c. rhe slam. rnl-lons 81 '.e s-"'-- 40
arithmetic can g. 0l--'e '-e-' d -'-' -
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06
HIDDEN IN A CLOSET.


The guest had arrived but the day before.
md Was expected to remain tor some tame
10 enjoy the shooting season at the lodge
he Nas an old friend Of the family, having
met the master of the house several years
befO-- during a hunting expedition IN INDIA
where the guest had been enabled 20 render
him a service which saved has life. both
gentlemen were hunting for the bie game 80
prolific IN India, and had met m the jungle
under peculiar circumstances The most OF .
today had run across a man eating tiger
with bad reputation and his native follow
ers had Immediately ded. taking with thcm
al has firearms. with the exception % the
enc rife which he himself carried ana ms
revolver. The rife ball had failed 90 M
the tiger. and the great brute was just about
70 spring upon the tcfcusclcss hunter wAen
a buHet from the guests rifle cui shor, his
career. and in an probability saved human
life From that time on the two men na0
been the best OF friends. and The Amcuc$n
had spent many pleasant seasons ~ the
English home.
There certainly was something odd m the
Scnticman's manner. and hc had not the
look OF one who had enjoyed tresh'nE sum
bcrs. At last. jus, as the man turned 20
leave the room. he spoke.
Thomas have been awake al night
"Ny .ord VIII regret 20 hear It. said
Thomas
Something odd disturbed me. continued
the gentleman. Zone Of the maids ecpt me
awake an last night.
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=. -. .,..-, l..,. .r,.~.. -.',t. IN .he
/ 49,. 80 ,5-,,,-, te~.srr 81. came a,i, Of
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-e- .-srs vailed ..-...tt r, to a.. mirror:
.be ggbt from the rirst farrn scn uror her
F So. shs s.r-,rf 81, catch r,, cve 100 tlc
-gf,ss each t,-re ana smiled 80 rae t@ she
da so She WON. . short. Quilted s...rt. a
f-tie black bodice. and un ua.te Sleeves
She had a gold cross tea about i.r r..h lv
y b1act Ribbon. ana wore a. hate ,ar 900 her
b.-ck lr,iss-a vaurr cir, wish French
face. Thomas. d. vou SNOW lcr."
Thona. made uo answer he looked 90
the gentleman steadily and grew pale. AZ
last De spoke.
"Ii have thc hcror rs understand ne you
sir. tac young person came through th'
doors"
. Yes" said che American
I More t.an once. sirt
"Ahou; once an hour from midnight u''
dawn
"Arl smiled at you in tne glass. where 4
% saw her iace- understand s.c $40 n'' .o.'
I toward ycu as she il--t-- SIP.
o EElt. iaoias
May Deg tln i' 90 .'. 'he i.N' q
looking INTO tais r.0n- f'l
lne sent eHlln .."e4 i.-s '' '
[ door through WHICH De- asserted ,''' I'D
z Young person pass. G.. anl -'N N0. .-'
1 closet about - icct square "i,A o. GOO
c save tne one iaAt olen,a ''tn
J.. room. ana ii-a in l'' 't-'
}. through waich b.ta c.a.4 s'afe.l
q no"n- IL Contained no '-'"''-''
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

Towns are seldom a. red - they are
pAintsd, caicseo Daily Nswa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
INDOOR GAMES AT WEST POINT.

West Point. y. Y. March 1.-THE NTH indoor
competition under the auspices Of the Army ON
GERS Athletic Association took place in the gym
nasium last night and Il was after midnight when
the contests were ended. There large num-
Der OF visitors. and the sport regarded with
more than usual interest Following is the sum-
mary:
Standing high ump-Nelly 'Oi first: Watson 90 sec
ond. Johnston. Ol third Height a. ia In
Putting the shot-Ennis 'Ol. hrst. Peek. Oi. second
Nelly 'Oi third. Distance 30 H. . In.
Pole clmhlng-Doylc. 90. FIRST Keller. 'O second.
Fence vault Grst clase)-Doye 90 nrst Perkins 20
second Brown Ol. thlfd. Height n. q second
class Nelly 81 nrst sad O2. eecond. Frankenbergcr
o. third. Heghi-6 n. 10 y.
Isroad jumu-Iohnston Oi. hrst Abbott. '02
I Nelly. Oi. third Distance 10 r. ~ Record
10 n. a.. IN. held ty Johnston. 0l.
Running high jumpMorris, 90. first. Lahm. OF. SEQ
Rope climbing IAhn Of nrs,. Doyle 90 and Keller.
'O2 lied second. Time Osih.
Flying rings Perkins 20. nfsG Muller. oi. second.
T~ent,-,ard dash Perkins FIRST Morgan o. second.
long horse-Terbns nrst. nick second Mumma, 20.
third
Potato race-Burneti. ol first. Knight 'oi. second;
Doyle 90. third Time OBJ $500 MI
-War-Fouith class won in both heats Time
O.O9A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
ENTRIES ON THE NORTHERN CIRCUIT.

Detroit. March l9.-Secretary Palmer Of the
Northern Racing Circuit has given out the en-
tries for this summers races. In the stake events
the entries average about thrty-hve. The prln-
cpal event OF the circuit is the Canadian Derby.
TO be run AT Fort Erie For II thlrty-two are
named including Mr. Tip Top. King Carnival.
Martlmas Tyemor. oak Maid. J. G. r., Mary
lander. Satirist. Ocie Brooks. Limewater and Sir
Blaze This race is OF the guaranteed value OK
s. 800 and the other stakes from 1900 to 5000
added money The following Is list Of the
stakes tho ages for which they named and
the number OF entries I'm each
At Windsor Martimas stake. for three year-olds.
10. Merchants three-ycar-ods. 30. Essex. two
year-ods. a. total. IA.
At Highland Park -Mchiean, three ,year-oiis.
-. Banner two-y car-ods 2. Highland Park. sell
ing three ear-oids and up 90: total IA
Al Fort Ere-Canadian Derby three year-olds.
%; Canadian Sportsmens Handicap three year olds
and up l3. Cascade three yeRr-olds and up I'll
Wclland. two-year-olds. p, Queenstown, two-year-
olds. q. Niagara two ear-ods. q, total. 2o5
At Montreal Windsor Hotel three ear-olts, %
Brewers three ear-olds and up. so: Place Nger
Hotel two,y efr-olds. %; Montreal Hunt club
three year -olds and up. j.; Forest ana stream.
two year-o,us. 49, total. 1853 Grand total. 5ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
HOCKEY.
pRYspALE NORTHUMBERLAND TEAM
RETURNS HOME.

lanes A. Drysdale, the crack hockey player VINO
IS living seriously III from blood poisoning al inc
sanitarum OF DR.. J. a. Fawdrey Clermoh'-aVe''
near Willoughby. Brooklyn was reported yeS's'"',
=, 10 ,,g,,l, hettsr his temperature being reduced
and good nights sleep having WORKED cohs''
cradle change for the better. <,, 5000, ~,
tcndants the Shamrock hockey team Ieft tnls Sl,y
Tor homo last nght. They are now the champIoi9
of tho world having defeated the Al-Amerlca. Al
Halifax Adhesion and AIl-Bunalo teams ana ,no
Drooklvn Skating club seven. the amateur cham-
Mons Of the United states. this season. lhey r.
ported a most satisfactory visit ana iounu tn,
SS,hnre I, will soon tax the Dominion players 10 Eet
toge,her a team 10 outplay m" Yankees. 49,
,The anal game Of hockey TO be played IN thls
CIV this season will be decided 10 morrow night AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20

coNEy ISLAND RACING DAYS.

COMFY ISLAND RACING DAYS
Tho Coney Island Jockey Club announces the
probable racing days and order OF stakes for the
Juno meeting follows
Saturday, June I7-Double Event (hrst paro and Sub
urban.
Tuesday June 20-Foam and Coney Island Handicap
June hanllcapsl.
wednesday juno 81 Roschuds and Bay Hurdle Race
Thur.day. June p Zephyr and Swift
Saturday June 2i-treat Trial and Sheepshead Bay
Handicap June handicaps).
MONDAY. june 2G-sprng and Spindrf
Tuesday. June 2I-Sur.
Wednesday. June 2S-Tda.
Thursday. June 20-June and Long Island Handicap
June handcapsj.
Saturday July l-Vernal and Advance.
Monday. July 3-Pansy.
Tuesday July 4-Douhle Event second parp, Law
renee Realization and Independence Stee plechase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20

! H. Taylor the well-kno"n bhEHS" y" -. g..
gives some pertinent advice about fol' '"'S - 80
-, Id, cofne'' that should he OF interest l."
American PLAYERS. The rules" ne says are inc
for all TO read. and the Interpretation OF mem -
mart Of the functions Of the respective greens WV
Iojttees If a professional therefore if'ds "''lS.
N 4 loss. he submits the matter or the 't''e"H Dr
,,,ittes and abides by the ruling LAID d3Wll -
Hans some amateurs would follow ms VA' ,,iI
pic thcy would enjoy golf hetter-.nt" in3lv tba.
iheir ellow-cubmen. All this does nor i.liiS,, Lc
The rules are perfect They couid' ~ yo,nts
sjmpliaed It is not easy TO reconclc Ger & si,r
t"@a 20 bear two readings" This - = @ ho1,,
sense way OF looking at "a matter N4,CM ,, ,,nents
frrt,ui source OF trouble IN !o'i GU I r i.
and IL nlavp-- would accept the suggestion a'u -
thoir Aair-splittug discussions 20 the II"ieI od
~ there would he less dispute ana more so'u
feeling result
Tho usual saturday handicap AZ the Ocean county
Hunt and Country Club Of Lakewood. last week
Us tponed on account OF the storm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
THE TENTH KENTUCKY FUTURITY.
OVER 4 THOUSAND NONINATIONs ALREADY RE
CEIVED.

Lexington. Ky. March 1.-THE tenth renewal OF
Kentucky's Futurity for uotting foals Of 1892.
worth $4,000, closed on Wednesday night Secre-
tary Horace Wilson stated that the entry list will
be larger than I'm any Futurity since 1898 The
total number Of nominations thus far received is
1.0l1 and the list Of mares now on the way from
California and the Far West will swell the total.
Brook Curry & 60, Of Lexington, are the heaviest
nominators so far, with 60 mares; Patchcn Wilkes
Farm. 49, Walnut Hall Farm. 81, Allen Farm. %.
and there are other large subscribers.
The mares named this year are OF unusually high
class Those queens OF the turf AliX (203A4). bred
u Sable Wilkes; Nancy Hanks eco. bred TO imp.
Medder. Fantasy eco. bred 10 Dare Devil (20s&D,
and BouZetta (2Wa4). bred TO Patchen Wilkes, are
al named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
&l NmmM 1hp
Notable Store News

ENTYTIREE THOUSAND Yards of Fancy and Black Dress Silks occupy
continuous through the from
enable offer rel,po andm bargains
The main Goods Novelties
Goods The second great assembly Shirt Waists prp
a for the millinery the Bed Spread
and much
merchandise
the NJ o advertising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
OPEN-AIR HORSE SHOW PLANS
MANY PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AT THE EXH1-
RTTION IN MAY.


The recently Incorporated New-York Horse Show
Association. whose main idea IS tho holding of an
open-air horse show at Manhattan Field. from May
lG to 90 IS making plans FOR successful exhibition
The BOARD OF Directors includes admirers and own
ere OF horses from all sections OF the Eastern At
lantlc seaboard The acting president and FIRST
vice-prcs!dcrt IS F. c. Stevens OF Attica y. Y;
T. V r. Thaycr. OF Lancaster. Mass. IS second
vlcc-pres!dent and Albert c. Bostwick IS treasurer
Harry F. Field is secretary and manager.
All Of the expensive plant at Manhattan Field
stable track clubhouse. grandstand, etc, the cost
o. which handicapped the shows there In 1894 and
1885, f. leased by the new association at nominal
figure This has enabled 1t TO offer large purses
for every class and the total amount to be COM
peted for will be about $1,000 5000 OF this IS in
special prizes
4 special feature Of the show Will be the evening
sessions. when the srandstands viii be brilliantly
lighted by electricity. The plant Is now being putt
in There will be u fac-simile OF am old-Iashlohed
English roadhouse Special prizes VIII be gwen ior
Harlem River Speedway. The conditions Will be
which is third OF mile In eHStn. Any morse iSe
competing must have been the property OF the
nave a fair amount OF money hung up for them.
II the turf permits they Will be shown as in actual
best hieh-stepping harness horse. that has never
won in a show ring. Exhibition OF hunting meets:
horses and hounds, and jumping classes on the turf
every afternoon and evening Will be among the
In 70 the present the following special prizes
have been offered to the New-York Horse show As
ISOLATION by the following: Thomas w. lawson.
$50. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." silver cup 800, T. NJ Hill
lard, silver cup 500 William se9ieh silver cup.
cup. $50. l. Straus & Sons. silver cup. $40; A G.
B6stwick. $l5o Brewster q co. $50; ". ID; Grand.
500: W VI. V. Hoffman,, 800; II. G. F. Koch & Co.
500 Walter J. Lee. 500; Martin Martin. 500:
THE Rider and Driver" plate. 500; NJ II. Tiche-
500; Henry payne Whitney. slOo D. p Nichols &
CO. 800: Blaurock Carriage Company. 500; Howard
Willets 500: Charles +. Bates. $780, Milton Rath-
bun $50 and John 5. Bratton 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
v,EE-rp or PRINCETONS SQUAD.

Princeton y J. March l9.-Captain Kafer to-mor-
row will again reduce the number OF candidates for
the baseball team The following men viii Doe re-
tanned and taken of the Southern mp C"icheIs-
Kafer. Greene; pitchers-iilIeofahn' harrison
49, p,,l,. first base-Chapman Hamilton.
i2lsck second base-- Burke Steinwender thlrd base
-Hutchlngs shortstop-Lanedon duncan on'"T'i
Gnfer Watkins. Brown ana Paulmler =.
The following dates for games %lth ,me 13C re-
he 1reshman team: May g. at New-Haven; June !.
at Princeton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
Directory of The
Sporting Goods
and Cycle Dealers
in Greater NsQ- York

r>ovvAN CYCLE STORES 800 Broadway. SIN ave +,
Is cor 5S,h St ard 10 W. l2jth St~'lefeiahp ana
Featherstons Cycles.
I,REsC'ENT BICYCLES Western Nheei "o'NS' "'
~ Warren ST Cnain ana chainlfss
CRAWFORD MFG. co. u Read st-Cra"f%d C|''eS
- Chain and chainIess.
v>EATHERSTCND A. q co. Warren St.-Fesih-
erstone Cycles-"the pink Of perfection S-V % S'o
HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS. 81 Chambers St
IL Hartford single-tu5e tires.
DIERCE GEO. y CO-Pierce Cycles. Tried ana
l. True" Manhattan. 1903 Chambers St. Broadway shd
Newark. 9sl Broad ~.
DOPE MFG co. 70 Warren s-Colunbia. Hartford
-. ~l6 yedete bicycles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20

Although the ice season will not oo.n ,.,
FALL. already efforts being put fo,,ES "ul nert
sports 81 the big Kinks and II has been S., ot he
organize next season a junior hOckey i,l1e1 10
which tho junior teams ~ the orgsnl,.,,.asns IT,
comprise the Amateur Hockey League Mil ~ That
on The miss and out" plan. each team fSompss
ont ~ II loses game. Al the ssma ,irn. ~ pping
matlon Of National amateur hOckey ms 'of.
spoken Of I'm Ice sports circles 10 lncluds" soe .
nom Boston, Baltimore. Philadelphia Wasb,,..s. ne
Brooklyn and Manhattan. 10 play on a scp.aAlns'on.
the championship ~ the United States Tbs, !o'
such plan Will bear frulilon by the opening ,'one
season Is assured - " hsS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20

the 81. Nicholas Skating Rink sIxtv-s,v,.
columbus-ave. The Hockey Club Of Nsns nsa,
the New-York Athletic club will meet iork and
The following II the standing Of Tho to-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
CYCLING.
POOR CONDITION OF HEsTATEN ISLAND
ROADS.
WHAT CHIEF Consul. BELDINCI SAYS REGARDING
THOSE WHO USE THEIR LhMUE OF A"-"
ICAX wHEELMAN PLACES FOR PER
sONAL ENDS-NOTES.

sONAL ENDS-NoTEs
According TO veteran cyclists who have used the
staten Island roads to any extent IateIy, most u
tho rnocadamized roads were badly heaVed by the
recent frosts In speaking Of the roads yesterday
a rider who lives on the island said: The Highway
DEPARTMENT Of Richmond Borough Will have to 90
some hard work TO get most Of the ROADS mo goou
condition. The winter WAS particularly severe
one on the island. and the weather mas Pld!'"
havoc with some OF our best roads. II VIII require
tho expenditure OF considerable money to get the
roads back into good condition. Now 90 not
mean to say that the roads are unrl9able' put
rather that most of them have been left III Such
condition that 1t will be expedent TO make repair
as quickly as possible In the centre OF MANY Ca
the thorougb fares the bed Of the road ~ heaNed;
and fresh crushed stone should be put In and
rolled The outdoor riding season Is Just opeiiil5
for so long that the thought of poor roaGs "oul5
make the wheelmen feel tired. me annoy i0'"
from Clifton 10 Tottenville is bad in places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20

,x 49, ,o,.,a,,or from, the straight path OF play
rbs hole is $50 yards long The eleventh Is Sn" an
one only $50 yards. but 'r'S'cc", ,.hiini on The
burkcr win make IT far from easy VIII "n ross
nStb eco wards there creek diagonay Se
Ing The line Of play and parallel Bahhg XIV ~ Ne nres-
10 Here again the course merg'f WIN III. =, on
sn, unks until the seventeenth no" Is IeaSnru Nv, I
49, AN LOADING down to the railroad ssauuH' ,Lt.
w hoing rlaced near Van Courthandt-aVe I,ls
hole measures go yards Now comes tn' Nh Tor S26
r,,,rnc along the western slope OF me mn .o' 30
Yards and bringing the player once hr MOI n.iu
starting point. The course when esl.plc. o" Mi
s,,re aholt 500 Yards and in this rcspctL w.
COMPARE favoraby with any maintained ny p'""''
oil he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20

rho match between the Richmond county "'"
Lakewood teams which was played M LAM "
on saturday i'm a driving rainstorm result"
victory FOR the Lakewood men by S'o'' y, ,..ar
~ ~ - u,os tho only staten Island player
Who was not beaten erding his match WIN \ :"
nd with a victory OF 3 mp The summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
rBr REV DIR. KNAPP ~ TINS CITY.

London March l9-The Rev Dr. knapp 'le
former principal Of Queens College. ST. John s.
~ = vino mysteriously disappeared from his home
in Brig house West Yorkshire. on January is last
writes 10 his friends in this country mat ne mas
reached New York in sailing vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20

Milo NJ. Belding jr, chief consul OF inc Ne"
vorl, STATE Division Of the League Of American
Wboelmen says that any person using the League
OF American Wheelmen in this district for ms IN
dividual ends or for gain Will not hoId MS piare
for any length Of time, # he finds II out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
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