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WINNERS At
CRAVES[ND.
hFeature Races Attract
( Holiday Crowd
of 10000. .
SPECIAL 10. n, .Er.nl,r. w,alaN


oRATESENp, RACE TRACK. Jun. s
with t1o e.ea, features in the Gn'a:
American ard broadway Stakes md q
era essAal A1lf-holday n business cir
Aiea,. Il w:x 20 b. expected tina; there
,wonid' b. n very large crowd a; the
t1aes. this afternoon. aud there was
There were no empty chairs IN tho great;
long stretch o, grand stand. and the
lawns were wei! flied nil the afternoon.
NO fewer than 1000 persons we're pres
'snt. and this is very conservative tcs-
climate.
Tho Gren, American broush, rplen-
did field OF two-year-olis. including tho
cracks OF thc season. and the GroH,gS3y
also furnished a good field There was
considerable scratching done In the
Aandicap. which opened the days a2o.t
9hsrs .weros,enrw1thtirnw walls Their" were
also hve'tSa~1 from the Brnahwa, a..i
Ill along the line the fields we're well
cut
Tho weather was very charming and
ehe track. while not fast was drysrg
rapidly and afforded good safe .opi!rI:
FIRST RACE
HiEh.w.ixh; Handicap. 'or all ages. about ii,
SurionSa
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YALE PLAYS
At PRINCETON.
Crush in Tigertown to
See Bitter Rivals
Meet on Diamond.
Special /, Tn. r,-nrns World


PRINCETON. y. j.. June More
people w.r" IN town to-day 20 witness
tn. Princcton-ialc game than have
been her" FOR several years Graduates
own the toAn. and We're busy ra'aa!ng
up and down IN. streets and through
tn. campu. All morning. nearly every
class ot Alumni had a band along with
hem to max. the reuuion more demon
-'rativc
The Princeton team are all IN good
condition excepting IitlI.hrani who has
ac-n 4 l!iilr un'."r IN" a"4ith.; lor the
last Few day, rndrrhiIl. wh1 Viii acgia
tn gam" Is pitcher, h,s shown such
good f,rm ,sn; he IL expected 10 las;
She entire game. II the strain proves
too muuh FOR him S,"ytu- Or i'i.le5rand
ar" IN condition Ia step into the BOY.
Any Interference In u" gtmr ~ The
graduates will fo7f"!t the irnr 80 Vale
Las, year the aiumn! OF bNth univnrsi
ties were guilty ~ r'inain- out on the
Held 1T critical un., -. D.t l,."
None nf ths VAS ailvw"I to-day
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RACING NOTES.

Fa,a,s, vo' aul'. a play Yesterday because re
va. number thirI--n on the Programme, TIE
combination ras too inu,h GOT The snpers,ItiouS
10 r-sl''
Ausus, belmont came down TO his col;
kiiosram attn the Myrtle SiAk.s Mr., nelmani
l. 'oOi o. ~. Rayon d'or aud like, TO see them
Via
There sasA iitl- doubt before tAe rr't race as
10 whether l..onors io-tnx lik--i the mud There
1, no. doubt. sac could 1--we On steady i'et
OF rlu!
It, Water the good ,hinx 10 n, hrA
rso 80 K-ntuckiAn osnr this ally And no
Kentucsian could bach Ice Water {, Est anything
Gunnte h.- ron. uH-na pun int.nd.I-ani
.s-r, sadly In need .; rest. NAddta IL not
n. KIN. I, keep on running his hGrs-s When they
.,,Ie. so Gunar- .'li probably retire for
'tn"
Toi-nt,te /. the sam. old cur. Enough money
,as be, On h.r: 20 Win tho 'eeanI r,r' 10 buy
hundred better hos'-,
Wili oa,. is nos n. pr,n,-y ., Tommy
GrIfnn, lie .hosri ia,t iEipt,ssmsnt In his
r,.- YESTERDAY =, aSAins, hts pre- 'ious rrr'5rm.
ancss
D-au;,iui dropped 80 ,uii-a:y after tn. fourth
race that many people thought abe hsd burst a
blood ves's'. Che ass only tired and cough; =
oft spo, 20 he down.
Tn, victory Of bold Knight vas = reminder
Of stew. L;iIommtiisu. TIL. piunS-r Skinned
IN. rins on Bold Knisht one daJ.
Dol,nds's sses vas nmaskably bed sss a
fstorits.
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INDEPENDENCE
WON 7 DEFEND.
Lawson Telephones
Evening WorIdHis Re-
Spouse to N.Y.f.C.

Mr.. Thomas W. Lavvso~. over tho
Iong-sistance telephone sro. Hos-
ton ~ 1910 A. ~. To-day. dictated
the following exclusive intervievs
to The Evening Worlds
The Evening World has been % fair
to me tina, want to give II all the
information can concerning the recent
race controversy.
In response to . letter that I re-
ceivsd this morning have just cent out
the following communication:
BOSTON. June Z. ~.
LEWIS cAss LEDYARD.
Chairman OF COMMITTEES. New York
Yacht Club:
Dear sh: Your letter Of yesterday
Win Enclosures received. I agree With
you that further discussion eau serve
no useful purpose. Believe ma. yourD
very truly. THOMA6 ". LAWSON.
Nov l want to say In regard TO this
matter that II has been settled that
the Independence cannot take part In
the cups defense. will do all I can
TO arrange as many races as possible
for her until the senson closes. that she
may show her friends what a modern
Boston boat oan 10.
Her FRS, engagement Is the races At
Newport against the Constitution and
Columbia. July ?. I and g.
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I'hr IIn,,Inx order.
BASEBALL CHAT.

II The Giants could only have been ,h. to
swat that sanerr yesterday, cincnvAi .ou:f
have been further ana, from the top notch Ia
the percentage column. Hut the NV Yotsrr'
roudn', HI, and "'.'' count i"- nothing In
bas,bsil.
The Eastern seams YER all sent dram to de-
feat yesterday. hu, then that ioAH'i r-sn thu
p.nn-nt Is going West. There are other sAlars
10 b. piay.a AMI Ia. Ws.iernets have ptos.n
poor s,aJrts
stranx aud scSarh rorIan't b, ,a'.l,
,.,,srisy. Had ;hey don. ~ Just case m.yh,
III. NsinIe, would have had snS,h-r game
asAnst them. mt there !, io-iay AMI 'o-morror
to make sm~nhs.
Will. carr,gL. ~hn 1, nov doing ts.r,inx
stunt. for the Washington Amsr!rln, m!
rather a rad day in Chiesko yesterday, ra.
windy cry men connected WIKI his oneriEgi
seventeen times.
VIA I'LL Donovan piteasd same for nrooA.
lyn yesterday that ought to have returned hiri
winner with psnt, Ia spirr, Il. save only t~o
bases on balls In The eleven tnninSs. siruca out
seven m.n snd allowed ten hits. three Of th.r,
Of the .eratrhy order slx Of them ~st-
hunehSd In two innings. :hs rest dlstfibutei
IL hsd fun ,ith Haas yAsnsr., at,iIirsS Os,
~ ehampien batsoss twice. F
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GOLF NEWS AND NOTES.

Gr-a, lnt.t-s, Is being iAssn In the coming
tournament a; the hay SHORE Coli Club Ter re
lie Imam cup. rr-s.ntrd BY l. c. Behman. OF
IN. club. which viii be played for By the club
members beginning to-iay. shsn the auAliiyihs
round OF III, tournament will be played Thee
who qualify VIII play the nrst round At match
tiI, Jua. Is The ~inaes of the tournament
s,l not take psri In the second tournament
but s,I! play the winner Of sams f0f thu choice
81 cups. which will he the Behman Cup Already
many 81 the players are spending much OF thsir
time In practising for the coming svenss
Many golf events axe Gheduled Tor to-day.
Ine .uaius a team match at Ensle~ooi between
the home team and the Serth Jsfnry coaasry
mon:hy hsadir.p =, III. osIi.nd Colt club
links. anal round At thirfy-s'x ho'",. for the
wAin~risht Cup, a, the Apa.amis club links:
a team mstrh At Glen Cow. between n. Apa.
team match At Hutton Park. Orange. between the
70, Hli Coli club aud the Esstx County
Couair, club. hnsis for the lhnis Arden Club
Cup at Sound ne,eh: anaiiiylns round for tn:
,pfinE championship At the Kniekssh booker Flsld
club. Fiattush. second monthly handicap At
the Dyksr Meadow Golf Club: mems handicap for
s sos., hsnsse.p "t 'or III. ". 10y, cup =, We.
Durn.
u Ia expected that good golf viii be
brought out at the ~onsn's open tournament nsxt
week A. the Ess~i County Country Club.
Harry varIoa's defeat In the open ehsmpioa.
vinrins proof that there are other nrst class
players In the united kinxdtn In addition 10
vsrdon and \raylor. In fact. Warden. du:lnE
b., "trip 10 this country did n,t hs,tita'e to say
that he eonsider.d Hrad the hest man on tho
other side. and by Tar the man ne most feared
Of al In Great R,i,sin.
While tho Kn!cks:boskrr Field Ciub. .: Plat.
eirei.. the club has very ,rony nin.-hoie
course, -nich Ia USED daily In q quiet vay BY the
members.
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they are. 1t Is only natural that ] feel
with Coach Ward that our chances OF
winning are very bright II Is apparent
that the EngllI, crews do not consider
us an easy proposition. The fact that
they have trained for three weeks longer
for this race than ever before Is evil
dence that they anticipate hard struE.
gle | consider that this Is the greatest
compliment tina, can be paid TO US. and
s,,ows our powers arc respected. This
Is the hr.t time that the famous Eng
.!sh crews have started training at the
beginning OF June. and shows some one
else besides. Pennsylvania means buA-
ness Barring Academia and the effects
OF the climate l firmly believe We shall
bring home the Grand Challenge Cup
from Henley. lsisned
4. II. FLICKWIR.
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macdonald
LEADS BROKERS.
Big Field in Stock Elk.
change Annual Golf
Handicap.

WHITE PLAINS. June STarfe is
a inc hcli %. competitors In the NTH
annual STOCK E>chinsc Handicap whirh
l. he ng played to-day u1on the l!nss
~ the krolIwo,d crur,ry ,'iun Tho
be-; srorr thus Tar turned In - that ~
ch,rlc. Blair Macdonald amateur
rhLmpion ~ ITO United states In 1895.
The early cores returned arc rs FOL
lows: G. u Macdonlli -, " '."ayard
Thompson 81. Richard iiins '"i \ T.,
Kelley -. \ Il Fish. ~, II + WHIT
rey. SO: G T.. L.nrnE. jr. 100, " s
Eddy. -: II r warrali q? W G cur
ri., lT. \ l.. Norris 20.
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T. ne EItrr " n. E''ni7s worlt
ain - isncI tina, tho cr.w sil give
COOL ltrnun, ~ themselves TA"S
have trained hithfrlly and arc to-day
IN" fastest college crew eve put !nin "a
boa, 90 this I'D. ~ the HitcT. Physi-
cally they ar. perfect hoae To Keep
the men IN good condition during the
spyas" y giving them daily work on
to tusiu.; machines
canHtt say anything about the
chances ~ victory but ! believe the
crrS has u better ChsHc" OF winning
Than any foreign rT.N that has com
poted At Henley. \ comparison 81 time
shows the Pennsylvania crew I, ha Tar
ahead OF any OF IN. f.nS.ish rlcws. The
eight "" most fear l. he Lcandcr.
which has won III" Grand thni'.r-"
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WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK. ST Louis. June s.
day resulted rs follows:
First Rncc-Thrcr-uuart.rs OF n mile
Wnn nv lack rnrd - / md 10 |.
The butcher. 6 to 9 for place. was SC
ona T.ruy Belle. third, rim.-l-iS
second knc"-Fivc and hnlf furiongs.
Won hv kuIonnn. , 10 and out. Harry
Wilson. & 10 ! for plnc" was second.
kni'lr third Tire Era.
Third Race--Three-Iuartcrs OF u mile.
Won by Kings Highway. 10 10 and
to |! ~ Sock.r i 10 : for place, was
second. Robert. jr, third. Time--l IL.
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COACH WARD is SATISFIED.

GEp ci..cu times There Is i dig c!c-
ment .. iusk IN the race The Burxins-
ham side Of the course Is worth nearly \
length To the crew Winning the choice Of
positions.
decided 10 take m extra shell In case
o. an accident. su, ! trust shall not
have 10 use Il, Every pr",auiion that
nave ncrn all. 10 think about | have
taken. My tools are IN the oar-hoN. and
eet.ral strips ~ cellar in case some re-
pairing Is necessary. The mai trial wa I.
rot over the itcrl.y course. as wanted
tho men 10 have . good row. as II viii
b. the las, for ten days We cnnno, TAX.
any particular arcoun, OF the tine. as
tn water wa~ rather bad and the s'ronS
Mind n great handlcap 20 ~" men. In
conclusion. ! can only my I have as
much confidence In the ability OF the
crew as | have ever had.
ELLIS WARD
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FACTORY FIRE.

1--WE iAlavlns sounded for u Bln.~ on
m gsHaverly Avenue, BroHi<iyu.
IRE In the building OF the brooklyn
seaAlr Company. ut S'a. l1s-l2s Waverly
S9renue, Brooklyn, va, responsible Tor
S4G0lehfms at 30 o. tck this afternoon.
blaze started III the varniSh -ro an
& Me- .bssement and spread to two
E(ptS heforo Il was got under control.
= M Rcaussd IA great deal OF excite
1Qg frnDmuch n the building - To-
~ o.: dts:,iias.. s4Sfe
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DuH, started IL this heat. hut
fniicd "a quality. the handicap
given the NrNt two men being too.
~ ucLl for him to aIxCrCNMtc.

seo,nd heat, Won BY = II. Moa!'on. y y,
A. G. and Yale u ,Atdt,, X H. t.nmmi'. un'
attached - yarGsI. second, time. lO. Third heat;
Won b, Charles S~i,I. roriham College uo
,art.,s " g Edwards. Il. \. e. q yarsl sec-
ont s!n,-. ios- Fourth heat. Won by h+,rs'
e. NORMAN, Anchor A. {. Is yiris: '" INK
h,m y v A, c, AMI Yale u, yard' ''eond'
tiins. 10 l-b.
Second Trial Heats. --firu heat: Won by u IT,
Iummir uaa',s'h~i - y,rio: =. II. N'ultpn.
y Y l. e. and Yale Il yari'l. iecord! time.
10. s,e,si heat Won by Chlries sri'. p3rd-
ran College 40 y4rt.. ". s. Edwards. Is. \.
= u yard,I, ..conis time. t.5s
sSJ.varI kan ,HAndIs,pj-won BY q y, Ar
po.i. IVES, stit I ". g. A. i2S yA'do: O. H.
i.pl lrpok X \, e 90 y,r's,. s~'oId and Alex.
sni-r Mirs-usi. ir. D~irat School -: yArds,
,kiri t'm~, lk6 3.5
5n-ysid DASH ,seriteh). oysn Ia all smaitu.,.
There x.r- or.y r~o altar ers. Duny. Of tbs
Geotg-owa uniNrp.y. AMI Milton Rii,sy. Of
the Xavier College a. ~ II wa. easily won By
DUFFY ri,f TO break the record :or gh,, dis
isne. et 54s., nsie ~ :he iass l.,n Nysrs on
pir. jc. 1885,. In II. Ninth lesinsnt Armoty.
lie tailed by lilo b of q second. Il - 8
iiGr.Yard Run ltfiariisapl-FtnaI heat: Won By
Charles sStis. rSr1 am College ito yanAal; r.
!, a. Lumn,il. sasifasaed D ssrisl. sscsnt. a.
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CAPT. FLlCkWlR'S
STATEMENT.
Believes His Crew Will Bring
Back Challenge
Cup.

To the Editor X The Evsnans World
One OF the primary reasons for, the
excellent chances for our success II tho
pcrfe>t harmony which exists b&ween
all members OF the crew. This feeling
has done lot OF good to the men. and
has helped Ia put them In the shape
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The World Is a good medium for
summer-resort advertising. It gave
splendid results last year. Now Is the
time to begin advertising for summer
boardsr1 ~
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The broadway Stakes for thre--y.ar-oia,; one
nile ard sixteenth
FINISHES At HAWTHORNE.

4 RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE, June
G-The races run here to-day resulted
a. follows:
First Race-Ftve-e!gh,hs OF a mile -.
Won by Harry Beck. , TO AMI I 10 2:
Elans Wagner. : to 3 for place. was
second; McChesney third. Time n2 ia
II Second rac-onc mile. Won by
Bangles. to 5 and 3 10 &: Algarct,a
. 10 i nor place. auS second. LiyUdln
third. Tme-l.N l-?.
Third Race-One and one-half miles
won BY Sailust. 3 to and 4 to 8: lscn
= to Tor place was second; Frond.
third. T!me-3.?rs.
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TR0Ts At GUTENBERG.
Several Matches to Ne Decided a.
Famous Course.

The old Gutenberg race track will be
the scene OF several trottinE matches
this afternoon. The feature OF the
trotting will be the match between
Theodore Ficke's Lottie F.. and ThomAs
'llenry's Tuttie wilkes. Heats OF I've u
three will decide every race.
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Nargravaate and Outlnnder ruled
ehoices in the early part of IN. betting.
Dat At the close there was punv. On
Gold Spinner and he went to the POST
2 favorite. Gold Spinner wen, "a tn.
front at once and never gave his back.
ofs any uneasine,s. He led all tho way
and won easily ny length and a nal,
from Ouunndes. who was the same dis
9anee in front OF I~ia. Maria Bolton
Ind MarErav.te were prunrtn-n, .o-
half the journey and then died away
SECOND RACE
aaaliesp. for ;hrss-~ar-oids and upward. ,on-
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Penn. Oarsmen Sail
acknowledgement To-
Day in Perfect Physi-
cal Condition and
Confident fWinning.
lsp.,l.l q n. rt,nln. we,La


PHILADELPHIA, June England
must icok - her rowing iaurcIs
Pennsylvania eight-or-,'d crcw lNv"
the WASHINGTON street wharf y, noon
today tor Ersianl where IN" bravo
sons % Old Penn Will s,tN. to wiz
wat Columbia Vale AMI Cornell aaNe
sirivcu for In vain. The goal OF the
Quakcrs ambition Is the Grand Chat
lcusc cup at tae Henley regatta. which
viii hc decided on the RIVER Thames on
July :. , and
Yale md Hnr,nrd R~f"s~d.
PENNSYLVANIA has long been anxious 10
m".t Yale nnI Harvard on the wn:c'
bu, thee. two universities have stu
d!ously avoided a cOnii!c; with the
sturdy Quakcrs. Having won the inter
collegiate Poughk.cpsie r"ssttn three
years IN succ' ssion the Pennsylvania
rowing men began to think their crew
almost invinrthie. 4 proposition was
mad. 10 scni she crew TO the Henley
,.i.i.l.,.r.I.rD.I.t.,..C 100000.
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THIS wls very ooen rnce. as ind.-
eated BY tho bcttine. Sidney Lucas was
. slisht choice ovsr First Whip and
Andronious. tho latter carrying n 10, Of
tnone9. sidney Lucas started to make
pace but Cochran found s was not fas,
inouea. and 30 cook Androni,is to the
front. He led the way to tho Tar turn.
ehers 0adae 8. drow aUsy from The
IN even xSs7ns 20 t1,o strS>uh. with Firs,
WHIP . oo0ole Of Lengths away IN
aronoooS stood tho drtvo bono tho best
- "a. r9n * Ssns ena ~ ~. srol from m
v1fst WHIP.
THIRD GAA
Crest AnAs9una RAkR. iaRSxOar-o,da; ar~
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GRAvESEND ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. GRAvEsESp. June 8 - Til.
entries Tor Mnlay. races are AZ folio..
frrst Raer--Th- ksuslrstOn Hurdle Handicap,
for tour.yrar-ulis and up, mil. at. three .gp,r-
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showing extraordinary co7,fiaIlse N
bis ability to bea, this hish-ciass aeld
vas oesond choice. s ss' p @sssi NJ
pver Blue Girl. The field wen, away
At tho firut break. all being In pcricc,
Srdsr exe:p, saturday Major Danger
putrun by the Gold'inder and Blue Girl
Who raced head and head. a length In
front Of wh.skey King. who was the
same distance In front OF Major Dan
yerneld. They ran ,h.s way TO ,ha urn.
whnre Sasturtium tried 20 come
through. but was shu, on and knocked
Blue Cir, Drew away when ,h.y swung
whiskey King died. Blue Girl cane
and won clevcrly by two lengths. Mas
tnrtium after being s,raish,,ned came
70 secure the place from Major Danger
peld. though most p.opl. believed the
latter was second.
GarriHar claimed foul and there vas
grand powwo@ In The stewards stand.
Mr. Belmont. Sho was acting FOR NJ.
Hitchcock. who had the iolafnder IN
ent in the stand All the riders were
examined and cros--Iue-,ioneda and she
result was dnally allowed to stand "
G4srisane claim was nsi!nst Burns
ran q fIriong. Burns began growing
Easturtium a:sd Garragan cried Don,
crowd me too close. Then Burns de-
i i,. pulled oyer, ana .hn, Sns,nt-
and in picking him up IN. colt threw.
his head up and cut C;arr!4an'. face.
After the race Tony Aste. owner OF
Nasturtium. said ut Is n put-up lob
This Is the scc!nd time Madden has
done this, but It Is AL right
FOURTH RAE.
The broadway Stakes, for thrsc-y.sr.od,; one
nile aHd sixteenth,
Bs,tiay.
uart.r. weight. Jockey. 8, M Fin. +, rar.
The .Paradsr. III. Landry |: j., 1890 on,
S,,.il,ss' ' III, H. rm.% IL -; Tc5
i star Ecoi. Won Easily. Time ~
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VEST NEW YORK vs.HoBokEm
,ival Teams VIII Play Their Sec
ond Game 1t wcehawken.

tIHaI Tea1s Will Ploy Their See.
Ond Game st wcehaWken.
Having lo<x Las: Sundays game to the
Hoboken team the Vest New York Field
club Will put up hand fRht :o-morrow
at Wcs,hRwkcn against their rivals for
the semi. professional championship.
The teams vii! play the second gnme
OF their series. and an Interesting con-
test will result.
Vacationists and tourists can get
all necessary summer resort infor-
nation ut The Worlds Vacation
Bureau. Thirty sixth street and
Broadway. The services arc Eratui-
tous and the resort literature 10 free.
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row.
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ManSiesp. for ;hrss.v>r-oihs and upward cot
&51ls and q oaarer
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22
The MaiI Box Robbery.

Speaking OF the recent robbing of two mail
boxes in Southwest Washington Postoiice In
spector Frye said yesterday that 20 far the in
spectors had not been able TO find any clew 10
the robbers. Inspector Frye thought the rob
bers were noyices He said professionals would
have turned their attention 10 mail boxes in dis
tricts where they might have reasonably cx-
pected To achieve better results.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Forfeited Their Collateral.

William d. Jarvis was charged in the Police
Court yesterday morning with cruelty to animals
In working a lame horse He forfeited - col
lateral Foster Maynard forfeited like amount
for al, alleged similar offence
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22
GOOD FOR HIiEuMATIsM.

Las, fan | was taken with very severe at
tack of muscular rheumatism which caused me
great main and annoys zoe. After irving several
prescriptions and rheumatir cures | decided to use
Chambcrlain's Pain Balm, which had seen adj
yertised in the South Jerseymln' After two
applications Of this reineN WAS much better.
and after using ono bottle completely cured -
salIie Harris salem. y. j. For sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and retail, and all druggists
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22
Funeral of Alfred w. Gnnn.tt.

The funeral Of Alfred W Cannett, who died
Wednesday at his late home 1871 De Sales Street
northwest, will take place Saturday. The ex-
act honr has not yet been determined upon. Ii
will be fixed upon the arrival in the city
Of Herbert Gannett OF Omaha Neb Dr.
Edward Everett Hale will conduct the services
NrLirlI will be hold At the hnnsa
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22

National-Richard Mansfield in Henry W
evening.
Columbia-'Unleavened Bread" evening.
Chase's New Grand-Polite Vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
Lafayette-''Moths," evening.
Academy Mans Enemy" evening.
Kernan's-" Dainty Duchess Burlesquers,' ait
ernoon and evening.
Bijou-"wine. Woman, and Song" afternoon
and evening.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22

BY order OF the Commissioners, guard fence
will be erected on the north edge Of Bennine
Road from the bridge to about 900 feet east at
estimated cost of SlC0. chargeable to the
appropriation for grading and regulating Benning
1901
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22

Argument in the case Of James F. Manning Il
Co. and others against the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company was concluded vester-
day in the Court Of Appeals.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22

The Commissioners have issued an order that
Flint Street and Reno Road be rendered passablc
for vehicles. at estimated cost OF 500 charge
able 10 the current appropriation for repairs TO
county roads and suburban streets
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Roger H. Brooks and Cora Dixon; Charles 4.
Bril- and Minnie Taylor, Colbnt Jackson and
Georgiana SmallWood; Charles ". Hockstcdt
J-auraville. Md, and Bertha May Smith, Bati-
more, Md; James Simmons and Daisy Hamil-
ton; Clyde Honor and Cora Bell Brooks; John
Delaney and Annie Perry.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22

All disorders caused by bilious state Of the
system can be cured BY using Cartcrs Little
Liver Pills. No pain gripping, discomfort at
tending their use. Try them.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22

For 50 you can rent a safe deposit box for
one year. Union Trust and Storage Co., Iili Il.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22
"MilI Ends" of Ribbons, l05c.

A SPLENDID LOT FOR REM
NANT DAY. THIS ONE ITEM
FROM MANY OFFERINGS:
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also the Soft Metallic Styles to 4
inches wide. in all the new and dainty
colorings; lengths from to yards
the best lot of all our Ribbon Rem
nants for Friday; values up to 10Ic
&c yard, at..................... 1O3
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-22
Mems Department.

Mems Folded Percale String
Ties I'm all Colors and Figures for 1c
each. Observation-Disclosures.
Mems Working Shirts made of
Fine Percale; all sizes: acc 1Ec
quality, Friday for................Z >
The well-known Famous White
Unlaundered Dress Shirts; pure Linen
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most all sizes; today -
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Lamps lit today ~ ! "
Lamps out tomorTOw................... 4 VI
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Highest temperature, 1880 l.m.............
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