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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
BURKE'S AND QUINLAN'S STATUS.
MR.. JACKSON HAS NO DIRECTION TO THEIR COM
PETITION IN INTERNATION4

London. July A dispatch from New-fork mas
appeared in the sporting papers. announcing the
disqualification of Burke and Quinlan from com
petins in the college athletic contests. and has
caused comment in university athletic circles g
n Jackson the bursar OF HEREFORD College, Oxford
who has charge Of the Oxford-Cambridge team is
quoted as saying in interview
oxford or Cambridge would never have enter
tanned on such insufficient evidence the raising Of
any objection 10 Burkes amateur status. IN
doubtedy IN 1895 when the NewYork and London
athletic clubs contested II the newspapers were
Correct Burke transgressed the racing rules as
recoenized In England But no notice was taken
~ be matter at the time by the officials on either
side or bv G Jordan, the competitor most af1ected
ssTbe clause in the challenge requiring list or
,be con,netors 10 be filed with the secretary OF the
Amafeur Athletic Association Of Great Britain prior
20 TiIv % puts the matter in the hands OF the
Amateur Athletic Association, and not IN the hands
~ Oxford and Cambridge. We only hope that II
~ object 10 Burke and Quinlan they Will do so
tas9-o the men sail on July 3. am sure, from ex-
Sencs with Yale In 1884 and 1896. that her stand
pa ~ annateurism is thoroughly satisfactory and
7 should be very sorry 70 say WORD against her
nnteur status or anything against Harvard
etmdent In fact. much could be SAID commencing
tbe erorts OF the American colege iaculIIes 10 put
emateurism q sound oasis.
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Assinuee's Citation.

T1HF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Ne"
-o,r, To oil nersons interested In the estate as
~ ,-cbfhad Fraser 10 Ambrose o. Mccall lor ,k ~.
benefit Of creditors. as creditors g"
YoT, AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEhEsa s,or ana
ru-crtRF,D personally 20 be and appear a.
~ sSrrerne Court Of the state u Nsw iorS az
N Iie 49, 20 he held Part thereof IN the coSt5
speclai ~ ire Borough OF Manhattan Cliy OF Ns
OUT "a The eleventh DAY Of septemoer $500 al l -,
loth,, "a u ,bere and chen show cause WY a ma
o.-an, ~ the accounts u Ambrose o. Mcall as -
slsnee OF above named Archibald Fraser then 10 a.
snou'r e,si settlement the assgnees accounts
tens III r~ST1vONY WHEREOF. have hereunio CAUSE
~ ..s ~ The said Supreme Court o. ne sal. OF 80
nc ~ - h. hereto afHxed WITNESS. HON EhAEl-s
II VAN BRUNT. PRESIDING 'u'''-' % 49,
This 21st day OF June 1873 MA sOurR Clerk
E-RONf,fE Attorney for Assignee ~, c.
p-osdTav Borough Of Manhattan, New iofN lily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
AN UNOBSERVANT HUSBAND.

From The Duluth News
TT seems almost Incredible" said the railroad
man. "but 7 saw a man the other day that couldn I
give an intelligent description Of his wife. He
came in the office get transportation for her.
to which he entitled and. under the present
rules must have description OF the person
that IS going TO the transportation. On the
margin Of the ticket places where the agent
punch out very good description OF the per-
son that is entitled TO the ticket In his pos
session
II asked the first how old his wife was. He
could not tell within five years.
Next. I asked him how tall she was. The best
7 could ascertain was that she was not very tall,
neither was she very short l punched out the
word medium and let it go at that.
Next. ! asked the man what the color OF his
wifes eyes are He studied for full half-minute
and said he be darned II he whether
they were light blue or light gray
When II 10 the color OF the woman's hair,
he was again in a quandary. He not dead sure
whether II dark brown or black.
The only thing this husband was sure Of was
that his wife was slim"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
BROOKLYN CENTRAL Y. M C. A WINS

BROOKLYN CENTRAL Y NJ Z. A Wins
r, the big interbranch games OF the Brooklyn
wing Mems Christian Association which were
held Yesterday at the Young Mems Christian As
ZION summer heado Starters. in Cropsey- ave.
Rath Beach. the Central Branch defeated all the
- Rrooklyn branches In both the field. track
srd swimming competitions. taking seven out OF
the nine contests the PROGRAMME iarge as as,
sein aInts TO old Glory in the morning anc being
q $500, $500 nv the field games Dinner was theh
osc and a short time after the swimming com,
e,,,,ons took place in the waters OF IraVesehu
paw The summaries
o,e-n,,le rln-won by Richard L SANFORD Central
Branch. Time os%. ~, 49, psu, y r,enhert Central
rranch with n leap Of . II = m - . r4o,ea.u
ts.,,tng ,Welve-pound shot--NOn oy ) n hOpeNe~
fut ti arsnch with a put Of IS II. In - 49,,
~ Sasb-FInal heat won ny Phul r. behneIN
Central Branch. Time-O:V4T r,A.-. c.,,-.t p-a,ch
TIme--i :4Oi4 Eastern District
obstacle race-Won pY T. f'''''
Rranch T1me-l1 b39. -...s.. lsora,ch,-yVor nv 7
,,raaayysl central Branch. Time sS - = t-,..A
Long dive and ieteh esc'n'o"' W." -
Fasterr District Branch -. .o-,,.,,,,or-Won nv ] A
30 Quarter mile swimming ~ - A.
,..sI Central Branch. Trne-o;zS
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sons Of Erin enjoyed themselves by dancing The
SUMMARIZE.

OF Erin enjoyed themselves BY dancing The
summaries;
Northumberland dash-won by J. J. Flannagan- J.
OHaloran second T. W. Worden third Time-o:ll.
One-mle un-Won by 2. J. Brady. T W Mcclure
second J. J McGarrey third. Tlnle-52i.
Putting the shot-Won by J. D Lannigan, WITH % II
T. G. OToole. with 81 n. In second. Nlliiam X
Mcguire with IS q o In. third.
One-half mile run-Won by Michael Foy, Ne~-fork'
John Clancy, Brooklyn, second. william Jennings,
New-York. third Time-2:-S1s. 81,
Running hop, skip and Jump thancicap)-Non py
Michael Foley Brooklyn with 30 H. 10 In 7. Porter
with IS Il. in. second a. McKane. with 81 H. H.
third =.
Nile bicycle race-Won by T F. ciregsaonA Mount
Hope Wheelmsn Richard r. Magic, Fairnlount Cyeiers
second: J. j. Brennan Brooklyn Athletic Club Wheelmen
third Time-3lI
Cluarter-nnile dash (for memherr)-Wcn by j. Folsy
". Cunningham. second A Raymond. third Ilme-A'lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
HARVARD MEN DENY REPORT.

J. T Roche, captain OF the Harvard team. which
will sail to-day TO compete against Oxford and
Cambridge men when asked regarding the truth
OF the report that Burke and Quinlan had been
disqualified said: We going 70 take Burke
and Quinlan with us have no official knowledge
OF this reported disqualification. and you say
that 81 isn't true. 49,
T F. Burke. the runner In question. said: y
don't know anything about II. The first ! saw OF
this was in a newspaper" Burke said the same
statement applicable 10 the case OF Quinlan
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Rereiper's 5ale.

NOTICE: RECEIVERS sALh.-Noue ~.
~ hereby xivsn that the undersisned S oros, 81 80
>,,n e,.peTtor Court viii Wednerdsy tne i@n 90
a. 1T, 100 AZ the Of O'Clock r NJ az ~
OF yuis :, ths Marion County Court House indiAn-
is Ina sell at public sale 10 the hignest psasr ~
ata.s. ,rouerty known the INDIANAPOLIS view
~ an sniirety i.s good will and assets q sVe,y oesz =
- -.r,n. n aale one-third casn naiAhcc IN
non t,aI nsvmenfs At three. six. nine and twelve
bearing six per interest with approved 50
hD,.H' cerrined check on Indianapolis. chicago Or
bank for SO 600 snail be deposited WIN me
~ .ytdsrce ~ good faith each bidder. sale sNoJsct
a. eenr-ns.1n by the court For further information
univ 40 Hilton e. Brown. receiver g Wsst Washington
ST. Indianapolis. Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
OTHER BASEBALL GAMES.

At Orange " Morning game: R. II. E
Orange Athletics..o e 8
Batteries-vorhls Lawson and o'Nen; Garrison and
Ranger
Afternoon game: r II. Z.
Oraage Athletics. 10 Id 2
Batteries-Lnwson and o Neil. Dowd and Ranger
MORNING GAME.
RI. z.
Knickerbocker A CT o. 10 3
Batteres-Chauncey and Smith, Dissosway and vorhis
AFTERNOON GAME
Crescent A. C........o % 8
knickerbocker A. CO 0 2 II II q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05

The yearlings OF the Farview Stud were sold by
auction at Sheepshead Bay yesterday those bring
ing 800 or more being follows:
Rav niy. by Baise-Active: W. H Clark. 81 600
raw colt Exile-Bracken: O. L. Richards $52o
pay colt by St Blase-Cruskeen; W. H Clark. 81 600
Paw hly. by Exile-Forever Sydney PaRe- $1,000.
CHESTNUT colt. by Miser-Heather: ". II: Clark $500
Chestnut Ally By Fxile-NOna: sydney PHxet. 500
colt by B,aise-Pretence: J +. Madden 81 100
Chestnut colt by St Blaise-Red Bud. Byrnes s4O0
BROWN COLT. Baise-Satsfaction: 3 Brown
$500
CHESTNUT COLI by 81 Baise-Sesweed c. Boyle $425-
Bay colt. by Phoelix-Thora: J. Bauer $3.50
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lows:
r. H z
baltimore ...........O x-2 2
Boston ..............O o o o o OIL I
Batteries-ktson and Robinson: Lewis and Bergen.
AFTERNOON GAME
Boston gave the Orioles a scare at the close of
this afternoons game but the three runs secured
at the opening by the home team was too much OF
handicap for the champions TO overcome Howell
pitched steadily, while Nichols was inclined TO DE
WlId- Attendance. $40 The score follows:
-, r. II. z.
Baltimore ............3 Ks 2
boston ....-..........0 o Il u
batier1es-Howeil and Robinson: Nichols and Clark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
THE BROOKLYNs LOSE TWICE
BIG CROWDS IN PHILADELPHIA CHEERED THE
HOME TEAM on TO VICTORY.

Philadelphia July 4.-The Phillies returned
home to-day from their successful trip. and sig
nallized their Homecoming by defeating Brooklyn
in q weI-payed game before the largest crowd
ever assembled at morning game on the local
grounds. Shortstop Dahlen was put out Of the
game by Umpire Smith for too vigorously disputing
one OF his decisions. Farrell had a finger badly
lacerated IN a collision with Lauder IN the second
inning and Grim took his place. Attendance, H.
So. The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
AT BALTIMORE.


Baltimore July 4-The orioles won this morning.
game from Boston after the hardest kino OF "orA
The visitors played championship ball ana were aoiy
seconded by the pair OF umpires McGraw was sem
N the bench at the end OF the sixth inning io'
nrotesting against being called out az the PIass
lewis lost his game in the sixth inning by giVlhs
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ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions ,o 10 IA e-nsasay
\ receiyed Al their Uptown once, NO La 1870
"a door north Of 3lst-s, until O'clock n ,sg,ar
nnen,s received the following branch gns 80 ~.
So rates until o'cOck D. m. viz ~ sti a. 80
co. 2adst ise sth-ave.. i2th st AAeS o 80.
West s2d-st 6th-ave % East sth ~ sss
1879 E1is \. 800
as,ve between 76t1 and nth lnb yd-ese'' nsa.
Si.,-s, 1 TOs ist-av. sgh-st.; go sa-aNs.. ~"
~ Bleecker-si-. 32o Beecker-rts
sos aaays 2SO Easr T3th-s e2l d-aye zoo sa-Ase'
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1r pFysTER MARIANA MooRE.-In

~ ,u-r,ance OF an order Of Hon James n VarnanL
.,r-oSafe OF the County Of New York notice ne'so.
Oh persons having claims against aAiianh
Nor. De Peyster late of the ,ouniy Or Nsw L,ts -
assd 10 nresen with vouchers tner~ot 70 80
s,p~criher an hts place tTansactlng ouses "a ~.
~ ais attorneys Messrs Wilmer & Cann-fe % "a
80, Msnhaan New city. on or before We -
sav in october 1899 Dated New YORK M@cn TN vv,y
W,frTrAN M DONGAN DE PEYSTER Execato,,, ~.
.,rp e AVF.fEID Attys Executor. No as WAL Ste
Manhattan New York City y. T.
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CHICAGO GAMES POSTPONED.

Chicago. July 4-For the first time in the history
Of the Chicago National League club both OF the
Fourth Of July baseball games were postponed to-
day on account OF rain.
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N PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. James

# Varnum a Surrogate q the County ., Se" ,,.
No,ice Is hereby given all persons nasins az
against T Pearse late OF ~ nsr, ,h.rros
W. sceased present the same with Npuenefs
- ,ns stbscrtbers their place q uansaens nusnsss
and the city OF YORK or before me 10Th az
ssos SgIA Rf.Es b PE.ARsE. EDWARD IILLoL. x.
eetors JJrRDON s. BUCK, Attorney or $3.50 So.
a. insr,v street Borough OF Manhattan New YORK ivy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia. 10. Brooklyn. ! morning.
Philadelphia. 3. Brooklyn 1 afternoon.
Washington. 3: New-York morning
Washington. 2. New-YOrk. afternoon.
Baltimore. 2: Boston. morning
Baltimore. 3. Boston. afternoon.
P1ttsburg 4 Cleveland. 3 (morninG)
Pittsburg :. Cleveland. tafteTnOOn).
Cincinnati. 8: Louisville, (mornins).
Cincinnati. Q; Llu.sville. afternoon
Chicago aGt- 81 LOuis-RaIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05

Earned rnr-Brooklyn- l. Philadelphia. 4 stolen nases
Cooley Thomas ~. Two-base hts-Keeer. Day.
lauder Mcfarland Three-base hit-Delehanty Secfilce
hit-Magee Double payKelley and Grim FITS oase on
halls-Or Hughes Q. Of Magee 4 Hit BY pitched oa!i-
~ Hughes / Passed balls-Grim. /. Mcfarland ! Left
On hases-nrookiyn o. Philadelphia 10. Time OF game
ol5 Tnpires-Emslie and smith
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AT PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg. July 4-The Pirates won their eishth
consecutive game by defeating the Clevelands N
close but otherwise unnteresting contest. Attend
ance 5000 The score follows.
51g.veisns .o ! 2 o o o o % l
Ratieries-Horrer and Bowernan Hughey and susaen
AFTERNOON CAME.
After playing excellent ball for twelve innings
Cleveland lost IN the thirteenth through errors
schmidt received the best OF support. and did good
fielding himself. but in the thirteenth his flnpIe
and two hits filed the bases McCarthy's ne
scored Bowerman and Tannehill scored when en-
schmidt let a ball thrown by ScnreckehsoaSio o. so
r H. Z
PittsburE II o Q q 70 a
Battsrtes-Taanehil and BowermAn' Schmidt Ah9
C,krx
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nr,,,-r ALTON OF POINTS.
Totals
eprrrA1. TRACK EVENTS

oehundred-yard cisnd.1e1p~,o1 e ~ Man
Hoffman Knckerbocker A. .. - srand. ID Mccullough
Seaside A {, 81 yards third Time" Won by
Harr, Rennett Brooklyn: Peter West ,ti-d Time
second. A p La Verdine. New-forK ei'S'
Iwo-mls bicycle race Caandicsp)-"0n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
arnxrANs AT UI.MER PARK

The forty-eghth annual games OF the Ancient
oder NJ Hibernians were held yesterday al inner
park Brooklyn There were seVersl tnousa"I sh
,ors nresent and there we're seveIaI ei 10. IN
.shes Both before and after the games INC '''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05

Roger Brooklyn C2lo yard, Jack" Townsend. Kncker-
booker A C. (scratch) second Daniel J. guile Bayone'
N j. co yardsl. third. Tme-4.39.
Four undredand-f for novtees tscaich
Won by l. E Feurbach. West side Branch y n G. A;
M g. Crosby Jersey City second J. Crtenden. hnlcAe
booker A @. third. Tfme-O:55@.
Eight hundred -elghtyyard thandcap ns
n p Smith, Yale A. A. 90 yards) G. G WOOD lev
York A. c. as yards second: Herbert r Marvel E]-
beth. n j. (scratch). third Time 55S 60
one-nie (handicapp-won by James Sneren'
knicksrbocker A. c. go YARDS: Gus Hahn Albany
n Y. (s5 yardsl. second c. B. Splitter Yale A A. 90
yards third Time-4:24b.
Two-me intercollegiate against college recordS
(scratcht-Won by G. X. Palmer. Yale A A time
lo?ooS II B. Clark. Harvard University second tine
-iO0iS. II. W. Foote. Harvard University third.
Time--1OO5.
SPECIAL FIELD EVENTS
Intercollegiate broad jump Cscratch,-won by G D.
DAILY. Harvard University. % n 3s in J. 7 Harring
ton: Harvard University -econd 20 IT. 1OA In W E.
Cacy. Yale A A., third % n. ~ in. -
intercollegiate high Jump (scratchl-won by ~
Harvard University. second. II 11z in no third
SWIMMING EVENTS
observation-disclosures race novices Cscratch)-won By
". d. Lyon. New-York A. c: p H Lawson. Knicker-
booker 4. G. second. Time-l:1SS.
One-hrndred- frty-vard Ohandicapl-Won by
W. G. Miller Knickerbocksr A C. 90 seconds; FRED
A. Wenck. New-York a c. % seconds. second c. P.
Hinton. New-York A c. az seconds). third Time
2s0oA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
FIRST GAME.

Earned TqnLNew-l orS' r on bssesNew- York g.
Warrington : First base bals-ON CarrlcA. .. OF
McFarlan Struck out-By Carrtck, = by AcF af4l
rive ia So hif-Freeman Sacrifice hit--Barry Douo.s
plays-T OBrien and Warner. Gleason ana "i4I9n,
a. P-en and Barry: Carrck. Warner and Doyle Passed
ba-Warrer. stolen Daseslagle. Time OF ganle-4o ~
Umnires-Lynch and Connolly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
surroaate 8 Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon
James varnum. Surrogate OF the CSInty q
yo, nofce hereby given 20 al persons having c-ins
Widiaro Z Conover deceased. 70 present ms
a Win vouchers thereof the subscriber at ner pace
- n,lSlgess a. the Office Of Charles 9 kA-o-
Seisch No 90 Broad Stree. IN The CRY o. SeS io". -
or before the sighteenh Gay ~ a.. ~ NJ isaa
OA'e" Wv GRACE 3 CONOVEIl. Aerninistratrf1-
CHARLES z. KALBFI.EIscH - =,
Aftorne, for Administrators 20 Broad Street ~ I.
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SECOND GAME.

Nev-York --.................o %
Washington .............--..O -
Earned run GTashngton. l. First base By errors
Washington J. Len bases-New- York, 4 v ssnthg-
TON q Sacrifice hit-Barry. Baser on balls-'rr S-y
rnoiy 4 Struck out-By Seymour. 1, by Weynins, o.
Double pAy-Barry (unasssteil stolen hases-Weyhins-
Dovle. Passed ball-Warner. Umpres-Lynch and Con-
molly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
BASEBALL.
NETWORK LOSES TWICE TO THE WASH
INGTON TEAM.

NONE TOO LowLY FOR THE LOCAL TEAM TO
BOW AND SURRENDER TO - WEAK
HITTING IN BOTH GAMES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

The PhiIles again defeated Brooklyn in the after
noon game without much effort Hughes was hit
hard while Magee whom the Philiies recently ac-
ouired from tho Louisville club. puzzle TO the
visitors. Attendance u.2Os. The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05

HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS.
NEW YORK" and ALBANY"
Finest and fastest river steamers IN the world.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn, Fulton st. (by A. Il.
" New York. Desbrosses st Pier.
" - West 22d 81. Piei......-. 300 :"
For ALBANY landing Yonkers. West Point New
burgh. Poughkeepse Kingston Point Catski and Hud-
Through tickets and baggage checked destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05

Earned -Ins-Frooklyn, g. Philadelphia 3. Stolen
base-Cooey. Two-base hts-Kelley Keeier, McFariand
Ia1oie Ccs)l~y rlu-Delehalry Sacrifice hit
Thomas Douhlo pisys-Farrel and Dahien; DelehHnty
and First base bals-On Dunn, D. on
Fraser by pitched baby Dunn. ? by Fraser
srlck o1t-By Dunn 3 by Fraser .. Passed oall-Nc-
Fsrand Left on ba.e+-Brooklyn II; Philadelphia, I.
Time -. Unnpires-Emslie and Smith.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

The Reds lift Cunningham hard in the afternoon
game. Phillips kept the Colonels hits fairly we'll
Attendance. 5.a23 The score follows
r. II. E.
Cincinnati ............i o 4 o o o 70 10
Louisville ..-.........O o 0-6 10 3
Batter1es-PhIlps and WOOD. Cunningham and thinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME
AT CINCINNATI.

hDftNINt VAME-
Cincinnati. July 4-The Colonels put up the
strongest game to-day that the Reds have ever
had on their home grounds but they lost in the
thirteenth inning. Attendance. 800. The score
follows
R II. E.
Louisville 20 o q q o o q 2-b
Cincinnati III o o o o o l o o o 90
Batter1es-Dowling and Powers
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Qearhers

~ n NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes OF
| -, III p s2d 81 TAO pupils received IN FANNY
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Proposals.
DFOPOs1TS FOR PAJAMAS~PhiIa,, Depot

PROPOSALS FOR PAJAMAS.-Phila., Depot
O NJ Dept 42s Arch Street. Phila. Pa. July ls'.
1890 Sealed proposals rphcate Will be received mere
until II o'clock A. NJ. wednesday. July l2h 1879 Tor
frnlshiug this depot 10000 suits Of Pajamas con
s- % sempies 10 De Office and at the Of
ices u the Acting Chief Quarermaster. Dept OF me
oLes C-hicagc H. and the Depot Qgartermaster, Bos
ton Mass. SAMPLES submitted with bids VIII nov De
essential. and bidders
r,Isf sta-a win what rapidly they Will make them
Government the right 20 reject or accept any o.
articles OF domestic production or manufacture co
tions Of quality and price Including IN ne pic o
orodcrions manufactures the duty thereon nenS
equal GUARANTEE in lOos u the value 81 ne ar
ticss will be- REQUIRED with bids UNGUARAN TED
Rms wifi not ne considered Blanks tor proposals &C
will be furnished upon application Envelopes containing
rrorosas ~ he endorsed Proposals FOR Pajamas and
Addressed 70 1t col JOHN V. FUREY Deputy Quarter
master General. Z. 6. A.
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COLUMBIA AND DEFENDER.

Trial race Thursday July Sea soins doss,edse<ed
,-o, str, AMER BAY or EEN capacity LOO. limited
- IN leaving foot u Dock Street near Fulton FsrrSl
Brookyu al 200 A. NJ and Battery LANDING near Bsfse
Oe.s al s.4J a " The only steamer gong over t.s
entire course Tickets 500 For sale az me Malaoft-
Astoria Fifth Avenue Gilsey and az eadihs
500 West 2Ist St
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BROOKLYN f1roprrtn for Sale.
STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA G0T-Nrn MTG

BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL River Lime
For Far River Boston. Marthas Vineyard Nantucket
and Seashore points. Steamers PRISCILLA and
PURITAN IN commissir. Orchestra each. Leave
Pier 10. y. R foot Of Warren week days and sun
days at $50 7. NJ Steamer from New York sundays
only. touches Mt Newport On other days OF the week
Providence Line eastward steamer stops at Newport
PROVIDENCE LlNEo
For Newport Providence Boston. the North and Eas,
Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM IN commission
Orchestra each Leave Pier Is n r.. foot Of Murray
St. week days only. 500 p NJ. touching az Newport.
r L (Monday mornings excepted on Monday MORNINGS
Fall River Line stesr1ers touch Newport.
S1T0NlNG7T0N Lime
For s;on.ngton Narragansett Pier Watch Hi. Boston
and all points East Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and
RHODE ISLAND Leave Pier 49, n r.. foot OF Spring St,
days only 800 p NJ Sunday night Westward
trips Will be made by lire from July 70 September
10 inclusive. Saturday night Westward trips Will be
omitted during period.
NORWICH Lime
For New London Worcester. Boston and the East
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF w)RCEs-
TER Leave Pier 80. \. r. foot OF Spring ST week
days only at $50 p u. on Sundays. from July . 70
September 10 inclusive. Stonngton Line Westward
will touch New London leaving there at 1918
p NJ for New York
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School Aaentles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS A $1,000
n .nnoss Professors Teachers Tutors OoseiHo''@-'
a. 20 Colleges Schools and Families Apply Us
Mrs. N. J. YoUNG-FCLION' - INV"
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COYERN0R7S ISLAND. y Y H, July

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