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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14

| Tie ttlb pluIilIttl wi CLOSE W lill. "
hal thrown IL down Hhp would have at
tackled me al once. My gun was In th,
cave, What To do, knew not, ! wal
becoming very tired of my pet, but how
10 ''let II 10" was tho question, ] tie
termined 10 20 slowly to the cave ana
throw II In az far az / could, and when
the old bear went In after u, 10 close III,
door and make II fast and w for Ben. y
] acted upon this idea, and when goi
10 the cave / gave II q sudden throw
and Il gave u squat ~ u struck the
gruund. and liz mother bOltpd In after
II. closed tho bark door and put logs
against IL ~ that, ~ ! thought, they
could not get out, AMI left AS my yum
was In there, and IN ! expected Ia find
the bear on my return, ] went Ia the
nearest house, and returned the next
morning with hunter, but both had
gotten out through tho irail door, and
were gone can't say that regretted
their absence, for had been terribly
frightened. | found my gun, whiIh had
been almost buried by the bear, IA she
hal literally rooted aud torn the inside
of tho cave upside down IN trying to es.
cape.
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which hal evidently been there Tor
many years. ltH make, shape, and the
rust on II, all told II iis primitive mako
and tho length II its rest. II has owl.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14
Assignee's Notice OF Appointment,

In the District Iuuri ~ the I'uiIei states int
tho District ~ Wrzi NlWinia ~ isnLfuprJ. IN
thp mattel ~ iuhn 7 l'aniois haul nipt
Iu whom N may rorirpru
The undersigned Inhn ,an'phell, hereby gives
nuiioo 81 his epppnlppnt ~ asslgnce II The
estate ~ John Y URniels ~ New Cumberland
IN the county ~ llauruCt, IN sail dsiiipi and
Who Nas iu vii ~ the 18th ,lsy ~ August, 4,
u iRIH, aijudgoh bankrupt upon his ~ ~ petition
pnl"d VI Wheeling, the iMh 'lHr ~ NuNrmh,y
A " 1874 JOHN Campbell.
nOlluawH
IN TlIE DISTRICT ,Oullr ~ 1iIL UNITED
] States. District ~ West Virginia, IN hank
nIpi'p ~ the matter ~ James X Mullouu.
hank upi
IL whom " MAY Cunrrfn.
The undersigned hereby gives notice NJ his ap
pninImcni ~ Assignee ~ the estate ~ jane X
Nulduuu ~ Wheeling Nv the county ~ uhlu
IN SAID District, and ehu sas ahIuilgual hank
utpI Ia wit uu The mth day ~ hpiCmbut, A
u lAjE, up"u his uWu petition.
Dated NJ Wheeling The 18th dey ~ NuycmhpT
A u. 1919. ono " PHILLIPS.
nufinaNa Assignee
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ron SALE.
Tr1JaTmm'a SALM
0F tbs
Sunnysido Vineyard!

BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by Christian
Frank and Wilhelmipa his wife, 10 The under
signed trustee, dated the i9ih day or March, 1915,
Court Of Ohio en,nty, West vivlnla, IN deed of
aITtHpAY, Tiif SrH bay or pRttMBsR,
ISIS begghins =, 10 e,cleoa |. w. q a ss,d day ~
Nv the city Vf Wheeling sell al public auction!
the following described real estate lying aud
being In said county vi Ohio In the state 81 West
VirgInia, that is to say q ple1s ~ paIyelpI lshn
situated on the north side ~ the county Rad, u
beiBa part ~ what Is known ~ the sunny side
ylpey ard. IN said county aud state bogiidsd -
follows, vi, DeHinhihs ~ stake ON tho norm
side ~ said ruhiHtJ road. near the nurthwest
c0rner gi lot numbered one ~, division !, on
which NJ " Ferguson resides. aud ob the bank
~ ue0rHe's run thonce n 49, v $50 luo poles to
stale ihsnse ii T. " l@yples ~ l s,ess
" ~ luo pnlPs to = stall Thence ~, " 10 lW
pnles ~ y stake then y n u. ~ " lhl poles ioa
stake un the dividing line between the estate Vt
Joseph iHllwell, deceased AID y Jacob now
stUne In sail dividing line, ihpnre \. ~ W,
~ Nj itn puies ~ y stake. thence y iiRf " ~ lD
poles ~ stake themes :, slla y W 10 iS poles
w. y stake, lhpuue \ !, u. II "a ln pules ~ the
place NJ hepiuuiuH containing ~ ant'- ui lahh,
ptCepiing fruin the above certain ratuels thpfrni
heretofore snld aud conveyed tn Y 'anahan,
,hhsj leckef, Frids lictgt :, HchweTtieHGl,
David Arkpt. y Sarge H. Jackson, r urlh, \.
lieotpr. T. achweripWrf aud Balius keaer, ny
deeds NJ sail patty NJ The fret part dny te"lrdei
IN the 'lprt's niiicr NJ the County 'nuri Of Sald
uht county, IN deed hput M IN, pages ~,
aai. nv ~, iHl aud hO, aud w deed uUuksNu.
~ pages tEs 40, auh hrad book M 81, page ia
TtHas 80 EAlr nnpihiFd. ~ ~ much Inure
~ The purhaao munry rs the puWhnsof Hhht elect
~ pay Ia rash, aud the rsldue w uno anu twu
years frim the day ~ sale. the phrhasrt in give
his notes with security iu he approved by The
trustee fur the said Deferred insiallments. Jay.
nhlp Nv one rear and iwu Years. respectively, irlh
Ia uneIceptnnahlu .....
uun JANIN u. WNiIN, lfh@hN
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For Male Cheap fsr Cash.

q HEAyy sTOsE wAaoss Ft6HT coal
- Ia~ ess s.s- pHs Fsfm HAs.a,. s'is sis,HE
WasE.a, thrla bfa ~
coal BlsK Ran, InOg,
Fuurksi and os5untsf stssk NRe BsN zEfifsg
wagon 81 UIJFBiII
apis Csa ett. at.d Aefi u stfs<ts
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FOR MALE.

IOusE AND sbvEN AORrs ~ TRlADki.
hpls. sir az seven farh,sa short distance
ffuin pIhr. most ~ them well improved,
several guoh houses aud lots IN the npHhbot
haih ~ Elm uuSe aud rfiAielphia, cal aud
hpe soHethinH ynI ran make mpnsy on, n yUn
take " IN time JOHN Mrb0NNIh,
sglI Neal Estate Ag't Hin drove. " Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14
CLEVELAND L PlTTSBURG n. n.
Condensed Time Table.

UOISu FAHI ASb Wtsi
on snd after Nov ~, IsJs. all trains daily tee
ospi sunday
] Through ualus ~ Pittsburgh,
Through UaiIs Va lrNsani
! Through lfaiip ~ hhRsn
fHlimaus faIiuf at islsron MSllN lie sni
Cleveland
iiWsl and HlropluR Ian on all train. b'iwsru
Allisufc ahi hi,asu
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FOR MALE.

MIGHTY rH0EE HrILbtga IDTs ON
Ia uks<lihg lslaSsil Ffiss itssa tsD IN ts0
a. lsAiy asss as "a ~ The lsHhAas Iapslsy ~
guissd 10 assh The rssidas tnsg W aid anne
sl,y ga Gte elaIsl lasaallaFHis gifb interest Al.
nv 10 loHs y. t,iLuHhIHT,
stRA AZ Top Nlll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14

~ ~, 90 SATURDAY night has nn connection
hu ihitnUu ~ HaudustN
Pullman laarr bmNln iionm and sleeping
taIs Wi all nishi ,n,iip
ilnsn connection ARE made hf all Jnilnis
south aul EuulhN,si, South Ruh NuiihWrsi
nintIuE this desirable uuiu hiI rulunIStA .ni
psIsr,is moving ~ The great Wet an'' ~ whnu
particular attention u ul,'n
WHtEI.lSU, PlIlHui Huii AND BAI1iMuNt
DIVISION
IpaNO Wheeling ...........t.b tilN lhra
IrlnlDIphiA Accommodation.
Leave wheeling ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,. tDiH bWys
llUkes ~ ali pInoipai piIuls pn sale III islah
uni'r "Irn ~ al hour duJinH The i~b
Information i0 The travelling ruhlio rbrrIfully
given " iIIhlNIH " WI
" y DtvrRIiJ,, ,irsoral issni, wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14
IMPORTANT FACTS
ABOUT BAKING POWDER

uDv. Mott. llOserawsesst cssein-
tst, II exposing To- tIse Netenttstc
Americas, 1baktng D'OwdeS~,
adulternte<i With 1yarut Alum.
white Earth. lsssluble Plso~-
phate Iause, Sc. lie publishes
au analysts sf s0Sse, Including
several sold be- this sssaFket, tU
whtrh Rurus Aluas IN used lee
order to reduce the cest. aud
snake q cheaper article. The ssse
of these pow desv In ceytat0 to
produce Constipation, Dysprp-
sta. tee. Do. Moot, while severe
ly csstessatnG tseset possonsns
poWslesu, warmly eemnseuds
% . ktng 1'swdes~, properly
sssnde. On eoas eatesse. eeesoptst-
cal and Whatssesse. lAbt5AS,
List d (Vk EN(E1.k3OW
BAKING lsOWDE1e tuiftls
these eessslittsas. ID eentMtns
ONLY pure paatevtal. props'riy
essa pea nSled. Ever experience
has proved % % be The kest Han.
tng t'eas1eg tm ttse ssasket. Ash
isT The Eseelstsri Nod BY the
b<sst acsles~-
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Film GROVE RAILROAD.
ns AND krTrH fRIDAf. pHthhfR ~,
ISIS cen will rnP CA the Wheeling aud
FIN Grove railroad ~ h'iloWs.
..,n a h,nliun Lam RIAmm-s

Al silfa ~, all leave the city ga SUNDAY
after rhurh ssfNlCrs
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THE nlrIaNT ALUM

nssips FeNa.ss sre n,siiasi sls.s.>s - htsh - .
kssi s1icls The iaaBuissiutsf sasifs isnss go.
Isys hish psfsy 80 fsi~sssas sstssis. sad he
bsssnfs bill hessias Zee
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HOUSES EEPEIss.

A Postal csri -eat us slgh yoar ssslifp-s IN
IasasSs ire W sptsFas ssf ilIussfsii tnraisw ~
sics Hsa-efaHshhlas aiFsssliiss PtLske a
Hsnfps AssafaftaEsrs, NJ fesh street, n, v,
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BALTIMORE L OHIO r. r. CO.
rAmRnl-hninIIsA

On aud after Nov, w., ISIS Passenger 1iains
viii leave ~ follows Wheeling iimn
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ExcEiEIoa bagfse rowBss ssa Tes rus
ssia ht The t<~t dselsn ss6
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Attachment Notice.

mtho Municipal Coul ~ wheeling, a..
Ferdinand lloIuharl aud 'onnj IIRndan,
uuirn Ills.hrf
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
btrlhtIiRE ~ IRAIha,

Tho following guide Ia made up an wheeling
ilmr
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TAs siovp sals h aiiagfas-t ahltl fft,sl
pesr ~ hst 9, IzTs 81 is Bfftst r. a. ss,ai
risos, ALFBFp CALDWELL.
As af.rsfaI .
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Attachment NOticc.

Z " niBRiH. Clork.
rlaiuilhs aiiJs Russell A stlirl. M
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lyiug near with broken leg u hal
evidently fallen ifum the tres No
doubt !, was getting chesinntS II WAS
quite pear aud Seemcd giEi a. see
cn,npany. OF. n, least, liz suffering
perhaps made II lpAs ferr than il
natural | went Mp ~ u, smooth
81 its heal rubbed TIA body
until II seemed ~ e.joy II, AMI my
symraihies Hcr arnurel ! deter
inined a. carry II Ia the cave and thence
10 Addison, and lay IL q, the feet 81 .
CERTAIN person thrw, for she ~ss ever
IN my mind. ! tonk II spttiy in my
arns, when u gave little sluall, ani
Ia my horror an immense
OH SILK sElR
emetpe' ia a rage irum the thsaksi.
fot an instant | Was paralysssi, but o.
,aeiatestng that 'Tr,zrt Bone hal
told ,ae that hear wouli MT sttaSk
~ long a. pcrspa he'll its young, and
l was In no danger while hSi ia. cub
In NY arms, a. the mother would not
sitsck while had. held ON ioT dear
life. ] walked, the bear wslkesi;
walked iaster; 4 shs improved her 1sii -
HiI the whiie Walking ap iato my iase
and arms ~ an aaxioas dag would, aud
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SOMMIssIONEWs MALE.

IN the County cDur II ohio county, Wet Viz
liula.
Allied Caldwell, AdtninISifatnS, with the viii
anussed ~ Juhn Morgan, dep'd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-06
CALIFORNIAN GAMES AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August s. 1873.
The Calcdonian Club, OF Troy, had excursion
hcro to-day, with games at Glen Mitchell, In which
the noted athletes OF this country and Canada par
tcipated. D. c. Ross. OF Hamilton, Canada, took tho
first prize for putting tho heavy stone. making 81 f.
III In. h. w. johnson, OF Toronto, second, % It 10
n and W. Robinson OF Brooklyn, thru 81 Fl. ~ In.
In the hop, skip und jump, E. W. johnson made AZ
IT. elm; :. There, al IL On; J. Maoney, Of Fall
River, IL II In.
Throwing the twelve pound bammer-D. c. Ross, 1ol
IT. 6in.; W. Robinson, OIL It, In. +. W. Johnson,
81 IT,
Tossing the cabsr-E W. johnson, SO IL 10 In. d.
G Ross, SO IT. 10 IN. (; W. Robinson, sc f.
Running high leap-E. W. Johnson, 6 II. SIM; W.
Robinson aud A. C. Reed, each II in.
Two hundred and twenty yards race. Mullen
third.
Hitch and KIck--A. c. Reed and j. West mads.a tie,
IT, III IN .. Tiers H. Ia.
Standing High Leal,--E. w. Johnson, 4 II. In. !;
Crys al IT. IN Weaver, r. IN.
Highland Fling. Achison. New York, nrsE; J.
Kennedy, Brooklyn, second; W. Robinson third.
Throe-iegged Race--Tiers and McLaryh nrst, Reed
ana Robinson second. Malvney ana Weaver third.
vaulting with Poie--J Maloncy. H. in; ".
Robinson, 9n. . IN; J. West STA Gin.
Hali-milc Race. Mullen wen In I'm. 15s., beat
Ing J. Maloney and L. w. johnson.
Brosdswcrd Dance. Kennedy, l. ID. Robinson
and J. McLaren were the winnsrs
Hurdle Race-A. q. Reed, nrst; J. Mhoney, second I;
y. Tiers, third. There were Two dead heats
Sack Race-Won BY 3. Tiers, beating w. Robinson
and j. McLaren over twenty yards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-06
SHARP PRACTICE.

As Mr.. II. W. Caleb, grain merchant, was leaving
the Produce Exchange on saturday afternoon no was
acsosted BY man who introduced himself as James
Liwson. The stranger sa,d he would like to borrow
$40 Tor day or 80, and offered as security a Dill of
ladipg ON taiow from Little Rock, Ark Ne repre-
scented that he used to ship his goods TO walbridso
Co when the firm In business some years ago Mr..
Caleb who was In hurry, glanced at the bill OF adng,
whteh seemed 70 MIN correc aud Lawson che So
The latter also requested Mr. Caleb iogvs him copy
Of last years Proaucs Excnangc Report and his wish
was Krsueed. Yesterday mvrniag Mr.. Caleb discov-
cred that The bill OF ladtug forgery, the Initials
Of the freight agent bcus Incorrect It's thought
that Lawson will aempt practise his swindug opc-
raohs on other mercnahts aud IN order 70 learn tner
names he asked er copy OF the Exchange Report The
swindler 10 described nun Shout forty nve years
Of age, ave feet sievon inches In height, weighing 200
pounds, brown hair. foil face, coarse completion and
very htts beard Mr. Caleb thinkB his eyes were OF
gray coleT and that his nose was inclined 70 turn
upWerd. l.u .tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-06
GENERAL sPINoLA ON STEAM

A peculiar propositions Is now before the boaro oi
Aldermen Understood to be for the benefit oil num-
Dor Of spectators Interested In plan TO neat all 'ns
houses in the city Of New YORK by steam. The vapos
win be introduced by what Is known a. the "hohy
plan" The system has been patented, and certain
parties now come forward ana claim 10 have pur-
chased the right TO operate In New York. They say
It has been in successful operation IN Lockpor Au'
burn and other places.
petition was recently sent TO the Board OF Alder
men IRON corporation known as the New York
steam Heating Company Tor permission to lay ppea
through all the streets and avenues Of the
city Tor the purpose Of Introducing steam
aud hot water to the various private residences ana
have been regularly Incorporated under tho laws OF
the State. Tor the purposes eat forth In their petition
They have NOS yet, however. put IN an appearance
before the Aldermen to argue the merits OF their
application.
Next comes General Trapcs B. SpinoIa, ex- member
OF the Assembly from the Sixteenth district, and
through Aidc man Foster asks for himself and asso
c.atcs the privilege Of tearing up every street, lane
and alisy IA the city OF New YORK order 10 lay
down their pipes.
Tic Works, OF which Alderman Sneiis 10 cuairmAu.
meeting the COMMITTEES was held yesterday afternoon
Inc e h sene@c Gen. u ms
cpal speaker. He dilated upon tue great bensuts'
10 accrue 10 the CITY from the adoption OF this plan.
HIS speech was Intended as magnificent advertise.
ment for The "Aoily system" The City Fathers sat
quietly listening 70 the speech Tor nearly an hour.
ral's, speech It would appear that, It the plan u
adoptcd coal dealers will speedily become bankrupt,
stovo dealers may shut up their establishments, SER
want girls Will be sparsa the necessity oil lighting
fires every morning, hundreds ofthousands Of dollars
will be saved 10 tue city ana individuals While ths
new steam heating company must become million
mares IT tho END Vi the hrst year. eee
Speeches 70 the feasibility Of the plan we're also
made by Mr. W. Church and PRESIDENT bisnop, OF
the Lockport Company. rho latter stated tnat the
apparatus would each house from $lOo TO $3.50.
and htY per cent would Do saved upon tho pres.
All system Of heating and cooking. Tho heat would
DC measured ana charged for tne same % IN the
cons umption Of gas
No cor ciuson was arrived at by the committee and
they adjourned SINE die. 1t Is Understood tnut
thorough examination VI whole plan as to its ef
tcts upon the real and other interests o tho
city will pe before report entered either Tor
Q AGAINST the proposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-06

inc horses were In very good order when the nag
fell, but some of thOm were very slow in getting in
molten, particularly the favorite and he was beaten
before passed the judges stand. rhe Glen Atnol
Oily was first away, SprlngbraHch second, Moorhen
third, ldalia fourth, Lizzie d. fifth, Mary sixth,
Rhadamanthus seventh. The horses In tins order
10 the iurlong pole. but before they ed out of the
fractional track Springbranch lad the lead. tho
Glen Atho ally second, ldaiia third, Mary
fourth. Lizzie d. Nth, Moorhen sixth, Rhu-
duinanthus seventh. Running around the lower turn
Sprinsbrnnch showed me way, closely waited on by
thc Glen A,hoi hiiy, Idaa third, Mary fourth, Lizzie
D. fifth, Rhada nautilus sixth. Moo rnen falling OF
badly. Spring branch lcd into tho fOmestretcb, the
Glen Atho nly second Italia thira Mo others as be-
fore osaui.iiui race ensued up The home tretch,
aud, alter determined finish the part OF Idaliu
,ne Just oea. sprnsoransn On me pos. by head the
made gallant struggle up the stretch. Tho Glen
Moorhen Sc zenith Tine lis.
THE SECOND RACE
was for urse OF $500 Winners at this meeting Of
$1,000 TO carry i've pounds extra maidens allowed
seven po'dnds. One milo and halt. There we're
sniy lhrc, entries for this event There were Dryer
Ivy Leaf. years old, carrying lo2 lbs G. l.. Lor
lard's cb lilly Loulanier, by Lever dam Lady
brown n'iy Invermoor, by Lexington. dam Inver-
caula, years old, " lbs. The trainers OF Loulaner
Ing 20 the wording OF the conditions OF the race
Bran BILE should carry i've pounds extra, and they
the extra weight; bot as Brsmole had not won y
pure stake at This meeting OF tho value OF $1,000,
and as small Winnings are not accumuistive, tho
tud yes decided that Bramble not compelled to
pW up the extra i've pounds. Tho trainers
oi tho hlnes then decided not 10 start,
IND, they bad Paid entrance money, they
had right keep out OF the race II they chose do
30, and thus Bramble had walk over. The colt
iaken haif-mie pole and then started Tor
the purse. He gatiopcd lssureiy around the course
the purse. the great disgust OF oil those
who had bet money on him. which had 70 be returned.
for purse OF $500, Tor maiden three-y ear-oIds;
Entrance, SO; TO 10 the second horse. To carry
40 lbs, the usual allowance TO niics and geld
lngs One mile Entered Tor this were 7. Loriilard's
bay Ally Bertha, by Gleneg. dam Stamps loo lus.;
d. McCarthy's bay lly Bromide, by Bonnie Scotland,
Arnca, los los George Ayrss' bay colt Aleveur,
by Giroy, dam SequiD ITO ibs. G. L. Loriliard's bay
geIdng Guy by Narragansett Jam Chg noD, l07 lbs,
ID. ID. Witbers' chestnut hily BUou by Australian,
dam Geneva, los lbs. Tue pool selling fol-
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THE POLICE REGATTA.

Tho delegates from the different. police precincts OF
the city mot yesterday and completed the arrange
msnts Tor the FIRST annual regatta Of the Police De.
partment, 10 take place September 8. The COM
mttec reported they mad chartered the steamboat D.
H. Wells for the accom- mediation OF friends and in
vtea guests On the day OF the regatta tho steam
boat will leave the government dock at the Battery
al 10 A. NJ; Dover street dock, 1880 A. NJ; Third
street, IL A. ~, and Slxty-tAiru street. ll:45 A. NJ
The arst race will be called al one p NJ sharp rte
events, which open 10 any member Of tho police
force, Will csnsst Of single scull Shells single scull
seventeen iset working boats, pair-oared gigs.
with coxswans; double scul seventeen leet
working boats ana four.oarsd barge race,
with ooxswsins In the pxir-osred and four
Dared races the coxswains hust be members
OF the ponce force. Eacn race will be two miles,
starting from Gates lumber dock, on the Harlem
River, to ana around q staxsboat and return. Con-
tsslapts Will start from anchored boat, and the
course will be marked bv buoys TO avoid fouliDg.
rho prizes will be handsome gold medals for each
OF the winners the single scu races and tor each
member OF the winning crews IN the pair-oared,
double scull and four cared events All entries must
be made 20 the secretary Sergeant stephen Keasng,
Twenty -nnth precinct on or before August 70. Dir.
Richard Neville be, choseu and referee
Invitations Will be extended to the Police Commis-
sionsrs, Superintendent walling and the inspectors
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BASEBALL.

THE JERSEY CITY BROWNS AGAIN VICTORIOUS
IN THE RACE FOR THE STATE CHAMPION
SHIP AID THE PENNANT.
AT the Jersey City Centennial Ground . contest Is
In progress Tor the championship 81 tho STATE OF
New Jersey The further prlhc assured the winner
OF three out OF five games, the centennial Ground.
iron The Jersey CITY BrownS IN the beautiful pennant
procured Tor the purpose bv Mr.. wiIlssm Taylor, OF
JERSEY City. Tho conditions require thc contcsting
clubs 10 belong TO tho State Besides this they mus.
be regularly organized clubs. that not composed
of reviewers" and not picked nine. II state
club shall win such victory rom The Browns then
tnc7 to be the fortunate beautiful
emblem OF science In the arena Yesterday afternoon
the second OF these State championship contests
Cured, the Centennial Ground, between the Jsr.
sey CITY Browns aud the Onions, of New
Brunswick The pitchcrs both sides did
very finely, but for visitors the OF the ball
was not sustained nv his associates. On the otnsr
SIDE, Poorrnan. tue pitcher, we'll ana ably sup
ported by his com anIops In connection with the
pitcher, the playing Of shsuuey. Fisnsr and-Murths