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The Size of Our Great Lakes.

The latest measurements OF our
fresh water seas are as follows:
The greatest length Of Lake Super.
ior is 335 miles: its greatest breadth
is l6O miles, mean depth, 6SS feet;
elevation, 627 feet area, $1,000
square niles.
The greatest length Of Lake Mich
igan is 800 miles it's greatest breadth
los miles; mean depth, 600 feet ell
ovation, 5O6 feet; area $4,000 square
miles
The greatest length Of Lake Huron
is 200 miles its greatest breadth Is
l6O miles mean depth, 600 feet ell
ovation, 274 feet area, 20, 900 square
miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Erie is
$50 miles its greatest breadth is ~
miles; its mean depth is S4 feet; ell
ovation 555 feet; area 5000 square
miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Ontar-
is $50 miles; It's greatest breadth, IS
miles; its mean depth is 500 feet; ell
ovation 26l feet; area, 5000 square
miles.
The length of all five is 1865 miles
covering an area upward Of $4,000
cnuaro p,ilee
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would they do in the long one of
marriage? I dread to think of it'll No!
A bachelors life for me!-my own
hook, even if hang on it!'
And that was all that was said,
worth recording.
THE END.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-13
Essay on Woman.

After man came woman.
And she has been after HIM ever
since.
She is a person Of free extraction,
being made Of mans rib.
l don't know why Adam wanted to
fool away his ribs in that way, but
gu pose he was not accountable for all
lie did
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MEC,IANICSTOWN.

Bvryess-A. Slick,
f,mmi,siontrs- Warner, 7. Grimes W.
7. Ar,,acos,, VIM. Six, Vim L,dla
Cfrk-E. l.. Boblitz.
Yar Collector-Joseph Six.
Postn,aster-John RI OF.
Coa,table,-Calcb Pc, Gico and Joseph
Six.
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SOCIETIES.

A. r. and A. M, No. 155-Meets every
second and fourth Monday in each month
Van b. Osler. Secretary
X. of p. No. 67-Meet every Friday
night. X. of X. s.. S., G. Harman.
l. o. Of O. f., No. 46-Mcet every
Thursday night John Landers, Sccy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-13
The Old Oaken Bucket.

Ine Olu Oaken DuCkeC was VIII
ten fifty or more years ago by a prin.
ter named Samuel Woodwork. He
Was in the habit of dropping into a
noted drinking saloon kept by one
Mallory. One day, after drinking a
glass Of brandy and water, he smack,
ed his lips and declared that Mallo
rvs brandy was superior to any drink
he had ever tasted. "No," said Nal.
lory, "you are mistaken. There was
a drink which, in both our estima
tlons, far surpassed this" "What
was that?' incredulously asked
Woodwork. "The fresh spring water
we used to drink from the old oaken
bucket that hung in the well, after
returning from the fields on sultry
day" VERY true" replied wood.
worth, teardrops glistening in his
eyes. Returning to his printing
office, he seated himself at his desk
and began to write. In half an hour
"'Thc old oakcn bucket, the iron-bound
bucket,
The moss covered bucket which hung in
the WE'LL"
was embalmed in an inspiring song that
has become as familiar as house
hold word.
A few years ago, in New England
village a little boy lay upon his
death bed. Starting suddenly up,
he exclaimed
oh, mother, mother, | see such 3
beautiful county, and so many little
children, who are beckoning me tc
them, but there are high mountains
between US, too high for me to climb.
Who will carry me over
After thus expressing himself he
leaned back on his pillow, and for d
while seemed to be in deep thought
when, once more arousing and stretch
ing out his little hands, he cried as
loud as his feeble voice would per
nit:
Mother, mother, the strong man Is
come to carry me over the noun,
tains
He was peacefully asleep, The
strong man had, indeed, come to car
ry the little one over.
HARD TO PLEAsE.-'Did you make
the train ?
No. was the reply, it was made il
the car shops
4 mean did you catch the train ?
OF course not; it's not infectious
Well you darnel fool, did you ar
rive at the depot in time ?
No, you blamed idiot, | arrived il
an omnibus.
Great Scott ! shrek ed the interlo
cutor, did you board the train ?
Jumping Jerusalem 7 howled the
questioned man, you know | don't
keep a boarding house.
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R8 SINGLE COfIES CEN Is. .&1
DIREc Tory
UF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown
COUNTY ;o OFFICERS:
Cn.af Judge-Hon. r. l. Bowie.
Assocmtes-Hons. John A Lynch and W.
A Bouc.
States Attorney-John G. Motter.
Cyerk Of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
.Sherif-Col. VIM Richardson.
Aul;tor-Fred'k. J. Nelson.
ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday Of each week.
Chief Judgs-Wm. ]. Black.
observation-disclosures HolLrunner and Jno
dignLllli.n
Register Of WiAs-Col. John Il. Rouzer
County Comm,ssiomers-Joh Witherow'
: President; Solomon d. Devilbiss JOS: Gro
Mise, Stephen r. Bowlus, David NJ. Whip.
iAsrk to Con,miss,oners-H. F. Steiner.
Collector Of State and County 1are*'-
Peter w. Shafer.
County Surreyor-Wm. II. Ramsburg.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, James w. Pcarre;C"mm'son,'
ers-William G Baker, James W. lroAe''
Josenb Brown, Henry Boyle.
JrsTICEs OF THE PEACE.
District No. l5-Frcd'k White, Mec''"9' M1
;cstown. c l.. Firor, Graceham; Wm' o.
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS.
District No. l5-Bernard Co!litlowcr.
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A Simple Cure for DiptIleria

The Altoona, Pa, Tribune, Of Sep
;ember l6, says:-Diptheria is as
much of a terror to the household as
SCARLET fever, and anything that will
end to mitigate its ravages or cure
he malady itself, will be hailed with
satisfaction. Mr.. j, +. Krause, Of
his city, had fou: yearo!d dangl-
ter that was desperately i'll Of dip
,heria-so i'll, indeed, that the physl-
,ans said she could not live half an
our. He determined to try a RENE
ly of his own, and took about half a
yeacupful Of crude petroleum, into
which he put three cents worth OF
gum camphor, heating the petroleum
Until the camphor was dissolved.
With this mixture he swabbed her
throat inside and bathed it on the
outside. Inside OF two hours the
,hild was relieved. This was in the
evening, and the next morning. the
,bild was able to sit at the table and
.at her breakfast. The remedy is
simple enough, easily procured and is
worth further trial.
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Hope softens sorrows, brlghtens
plain surroundings, and eases a hard
lot,
The sun., 1879-06-08

grant, heathnl, cficacous dcnufice. 35 cents only.
The sun., 1879-06-08
Sprtal llotltss.



CllOiOGH-Thc success VI DR. EvAns's NaRneto Psychic
logical treatment of disease II IN the
ui the Healing Art During the eight months
hc has successfully treated less than 90 patients.
Of whom have avHied themselves OF his gratupus
ski at Grand Central Han Yet hundreds u our hest
citizens have been hts patients hs Private Parlors SIS
West sh st. as NAV be seen by the almost endless list Of
testimonials in his possession from persons whom he has
cured alter all other modes of treatment had been tried
and failed. of which the following are \ few: Mr. II.
KAN rs. f3 south 9TH ST. Brookyu h. ID dyspepsia for
year also NJ. wife NJ deafness oi 20 years standing The
daughter nt Mr. POST. les East 5dth 81 total paray
u the hmhs; pronounced an incuralc case. The
SON of Mr. fONE - Washington place. deafness four
ycars standing also Mrs FONE. Ot blindness; could
ihgad a fine needle after second treatment Mr. MAX
DAVID, n Columbia place. South Brunklyu tape worm;
worm with the head removed iu two hours. Mr.. ZIM.
MEkMAN 5li West Dist epilepsy Chtsl tor years Mr.
HUGHES, i44 eth av rheumatism iu It's form Ac.,
6c. may bc referred To-
n R-Dr EVANS has discontinued his free treatments
~ GRAND CENTRAL HALL tor the present aud can be
consulted only at hi rurlprs % West 2ft Iours
from 10 4. uuul T. NJ sunday from 10 till only
The sun., 1879-06-08
MARRIED..

BERRY-BANRs-On wedne sday. June g. at the resi-
dencc Of the brdrs father by the Rev L. H. Chnuin.
ID D., Charles berry to Maria A., daughter OF William
Banks all Of this city
CUkr1s-sHACkFORD- At Ithaca, n. Y. on wednes
day, June 4. Gram Curtis OF BROOKLYN TO Martha n.
Shackiurd, daughter Of Prof &. G. Shnrkford
flTrS-YALE On Thursday. juno .. at the Broadway
Tate ernac,c by the Rev Richard Storrs. d. D. assisted
BY the Rev William II Taylor d D friend p Fitts 70
MARY n. Yale. all uf this citv.
HARD-SrRAITON nayside, on June T. at the
residence OF the brides father. by the Rev George r.
Burns eldest daughter of john Straiton.
residence a the lhc's brother. by the Rev William u.
Nelson Jr Dr. Aycrgg llcgeman Of New York city TO
zAc G., daughter OF the late Charles hoyer Of Phila
dephia
JONEs-GRANBERY- On Wednesday. June 4. at the
residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Walter W.
Williams Frank Jones to N Lou se Granbery, dHugh-
ter Of u. A. T. Granhery.
KNOx-kNoX-0n rhursiay. June by the Rev. A.
G. kimber. N. A.. Robert Knox n PoughkcepSie 10
jennie eldest daurhier q Matthew Knox ef New York.
hcELKATlI-COOK- Wednesday, June 4. at tho
Church Of the lncarnston 9y the Rev Arthur Brooks
Percy hcElrath oi New York city 10 Anna W. Cook.
daughter Of Caleb hetcslf q Worcester. Mass
PAkk-LILlENTHAL.-On Monday. June ?, at Belvoir,
by the Rev; John Hall 2 d. esnsed BY the Rey T. r
% Peck and the Rev William Wylie, Benjamin Parr TO
Susie eldest daughter OF G. ~ Iienthal
RBYNOLDS-LYOE.-At Bedford n. T., June 8, by the
Rev. Joseph Burnett assisted by the Rev. Benjamin
Lewis Edgar n Reynolds OF Yonkers. n Y. to Mary E.
eldest daughter Of the late Ferris Lyon Of Bedford
The sun., 1879-06-08
FUTURE PASTORS OF THE FLOCK.
Yesterdays Ordinations at the Romaa Cath
eIIe Provincial Seminary.

TROY, June 7.-St. Joseph's Provincial
Theological Seminary In this city is the chief
institution In the East whore candidates for the
Roman Catholic priesthood receive their final
instructions before entering upon their work.
Tho faculty IL composed almost entirely OF
French and Belgian professors. selected by
Cardinal McCloskey on account OF their pro-
nclency in theology. There aro about three
hundred students In the seminary Ordina-
uons are held twice each year.
One Of these ordinations occurred to day.
large number Of cltrKymcn were in attendance,
and fully eighteen hundred friends OF the can
didntes Witnessed the ceremonies IN the chapel.
The eloquent Passinnist, Father Fidelis TOR
mcrly DIR. James Kent Btonrl prcachnd the
predatory sermon. and the Right Rcv. H. y.
WAdhous. ID. d., Bishop Of Og1cnsburg, con-
forred the orders. The following is n list NJ the
ordinations for the archdiocese Of New York
Ordained Pross-The Revs Bernard Du1Ty, John J
gu' nlzcr, Michael LayeIc, Peter hcNamee, Thomas
Smyth
Orlhncd Dcaeons-Thc Rcva joseph W. Brennan
John j. Brophv, James NJ. Byrncs, LAME a. Costello
Michael Haran. John kellner, David Leahy Patrick
n. McCnhe j. hn A Wolf
0rdaincd sab ubDeacons-The Revs Charles Antonio
James j. Mccarthy
Promoted 10 Minor Orders-Mes,rs Patrick p Carr
gheT, Thomas J. McClu.kcy Jimcs j Mclaughlin Peter
Magand, Charles A Mcrc,ii h, George p oCallahan.
ffumotrd To Tunsute-Mcrsrs Andrew 4. Clancy. Nj
chacl ]. j. Conadine. James + noushuc, Michael =
Iecy. Jo.oph y fhnneliy. James W. Kelly. william
kcnny Michael J. hcBvoy, Patrick J. OMoara, John A.
The sun., 1879-06-08
Important Change. In Insurance Laws.

ALBANY, June THE Governor has signed
the bill amending the act for the incorporation Of nie
health, and casualty insurance companies This bill
drawn by Attorney General schooumaker, aud makes
important changes In the insurance laws OF the State II
denies ~ life Insurance companies the authority to make
authorizes the forming Of companies 10 make any three
OF The following Kinds Of insurance. First. upon the
health o persons, sscnud. against injury dtsahcment
death " persons resulting from olng general
cdcu by land water. third. guaranteeing the fidelity
OF parsons holding places of public private trust
fourth upon the lives u horses cattle aud other live
stock NTH. upon plate glass against breakngc. and
sixth, upon steam boilers against explosion Hut com.
pany orra iZcd To make insurance upon the lives Of
cattle horses and other live stock can make no other in
The sun., 1879-06-08

The second annual spring games Of the Man
haitian Athletic Club were held yesterday afternoon on
their grounds at Fiuysxth street and Eshth avenue
The rst race 75yard run handicap, In six heats
won by II 8 Brooks in seconds. ". H. Grifn won the
4t0yard run In 55A seconds W. Edelsten threw the
hammer II feet 10 inches A 1.milc walk was won by
Burk In 49, O. McNichal aud J. Mcclellan tied In the
pole leapg ato feet inches The 22pyard hurdle race
was won by ". j. Thuafcrfo In minutes 2sT seconds
w. y. Howard won n mile walk In 4 minutes i2S sec
onds o. Briion put the shot - feet inches Tie tug
uf war between the Scottish American and the New York
Athletic Clubs, G. A. Buccklcr aud W. H. Curtis Cap
tnins, respectively tie after two trials The run
ninc broad jump was won by W W white, who cleared
~ feet pa mchcs The halfme ran won by L. f.
Meyers
The employees Of the Orange Judd Company held their
hrst annual athletic games at the Scottish American
club grounds Yesterday Mr. Bible won by putting the
light shot ~ fCet 10 inches spencer was the winner
In the running leap clearing 10 feet In archery at 10
Yards Bible made ~ hursvyes aud at 20 yards he made
~ bunseyes Bihe also won al - yards
The sun., 1879-06-08
SPORTING NOTES


Virrtniue has sprained an ankle.
The Duke OF Magenta is in training. doing wen.
M q. l. Lorard's game racer hanger IL dead.
Fred Archer won 90 mounts out Of LAT in The pas two
months
Riley and johnson have signed articles for three mile
race on Owasco Lake. July 4
John Holman, an English Jockey was recently hned
for cruelty to his horse in a stecpcchase
Rarus reoov ring from his trihing lamoness rottng
the circle ona hnlfmile track In I III last week
Bay Final. Mr. ~ Sanford horse. beat Boyne water
IN the Ahcrshot steeplechasc. with i0i pounds up.
Morc than thirty contestants have already entered for
the OTeary belt to be walked tor here In October
Elliott the English champion has had his boat rigqed
exactlv like lanlans Both men are out the Tyne,
morning and evening.
Paroles NTH victory made Englishmcn vince. Here
after there will be extra allowances tor American
hOrsea Paroles next will be Tor e Ascot June 10
The sun., 1879-06-08

Corporation Counsel De Witt OF Brooklyn
yesterday morning presented 70 Mayor Howell for his
signature the complaint In the suit Of the city to
the Brooklyn Elevated Railway Company from violating
the city ordinances by opening the streets without the
consen Mt OF the Common Council Mayor Howell refused
the papers saying that he was In favor ui the
road, and although IL would pass by his factory and
Of his tenement property and might be o some in
Jury. yet the scheme proposed 10 give the city rapid
transit without Rr ting tie hest interests Of the city
Mr. De witt expressed leaning toward the scheme but
said the corporation ordinances should be respected
The Mayor could not be induced tn sign the complaint
and As the signature of n city officer necessary
Corporation Counsel De witt procured that Of Gen
James JourdAn, President OF the Police Department
Judge Pratt then granted injunction returnable
The sun., 1879-06-08

Arnold EUstlg Of oil Firth avenue was natu-
ralzed In 1858 when he went to register at the late
seeuon Dayenporrs tried 70 get his naturalization
papers from him, charging that they fraudulent
lie declined to give up his papers and after consulting
his LAWYERS was satisfied that he was legally natural
he'd Jude ChOate advised him u naturalization
papers lie preferred, however, the advice Of hih law
yes Before tile day Of the election he went g. Davenport
ant exhibited bills to the amount OF sS and tod
Davenport that he the owner Oi several hundred
thousand dollars worth OF real estate ana that ould
y serious complication Of his business aiairs 10 admit
pAt ne was not naurazed He could get no satisfaction
HOm Davenport lie voted election day and WAE
rss..d bot WAS discha ged by Comissoner deuel. lie
ue before tie Committee that Investigated DaYenport
snl next Hpreared before Commissioner Lyman on Fri
cay ana repeated his complaint lie became indignant
nhdeI DaVennOrps insinuAuOns or cTOssexaminAuOn
mat nc was not legally baluraild d. and gave vent 10
pome ahATp comments upon DaNenpOrts behavior
The sun., 1879-06-08
Committee Work In Congress.

WASHINGTON. June IA communication
from the Secretary Of state ecommen ndng additional
Appropriation Of 10000 for the Consular and Diplomatic
service. taken up to-day and discussion
indefinitely postponed. Representative Hawey Of Con
nccucut was authorized TO report TO the House with
favorable recommendation hill providing for the print
Ing of 1900 copies 0f the Consular Labor Reports
ceived ~ tile Department Of state and appronriAtng
e. 90 therefor.
II was farther agreed 10 recommend the adoption "
bill allowing certain parties to construct aquarium at
sandy Hook. n. j, and granting permission to them
To hutld walls, &c.. In compliance with the
incubation OF the Governor Of that state
Chairman Sparks of the House Military Committee
said to day that not the intention o his Committee
TO take any action the FiU john Porter papers re
Gently referred to Congress by the President until the
rcRular y sslon
The sun., 1879-06-08
To Determine the Validity OF Bonds.

Before Judge Dykman in Special Term. SUI
preme Court, In White Plains yesterday. action
instituted by Brig Gen. II Blauvct receiver Of the
New York and North River Steamboat Company to de-.
crnine the validity SIS II bonds issued 20 persons
who suhsc rhed for the r shares stock SluO each
when the company organized In iS7i after the pur.
chase of the steamboats, Adcphi, Alexis Chrystcnah,
and three four smaller boats from David u Tuns
Smith Some OF the hondholders have been trying to get
of the assets The roint raised that the bonds
issued 10 the stockholders without
The sun., 1879-06-08
OdeIi's Tee Pond.

In tho lull In the contest over six acres OF land
known odclrs ice pond. in Dobbs Ferry which It Is
alleged Is nuisance. Dr j. @ Amber. President Of the
village. and the Board Of Health have made examna.
ton Of the wsca brook and the land has
cred with watcr hy damming the brook. They report
that they found pohug prciudical to health In Che
ent condition OF the pond bottom. DR. Ambler's name
at the head Of what called the slaughter hou"
ticket ut recent election, when the aiO gcd nuisance
prominent subject ui discussion The ticket was
called bee the OF John Loan Jr for
of the trustees Loan and s brother slaughter
house and hog ren. which, Cyrus W. Field and his
neghhors say caused of the pollution Of the brook
the buildings being near its source.
The sun., 1879-06-08
nrooLIyn,. Latest peadIoe..

The Brooklyn Mayor Comptroller. and Au-
dor failed yesterday they have done before, to ap
point the eight Trustees Of the New York and Brooklyn
Bridge who to represent Brooklyn The Auditor and
Comptroller both Republicans are unable 20 agree on
list O names that both viii vote tor The Mayor, being
the minority. patiently awaits the action o the other
two officials, who constitute the appointing power EX
Mayor Schroeder Is taking hand In the deadlock and Is
snd 10 be endeayorng 10 gyt the Comptroller TO nominate
Gen Juurdan This Comptroller stelnmetl refuses 10 do
The deadlock caused bY the factions In the Republican
party In the time the Bridge Is not without Trus
lees the cght members appointed In this city and the
Mayors and Comptroers Of tile two cities constitute
more than quorum to do business
The sun., 1879-06-08
COLOMBIA,s CONenEss ADJOURNED.
The Demagoeues whom the People stoned IN
their seats Departing.

PANAMA, May 20.-Accounts from tho cap
ital Of Colombia. received from passengers Just
arrived from the inferior are much more IA
vorable than the last despatch would seem 10
Indicate Congress has adjourned. and the
dscontented and combntIve elements OF which
1t was composed have been sent to their homes.
instead OF remaining in the capital as a nucleus
for treneonablo and revolutionary movements.
The people Witnessed with pleasure the doma-
gogues' departure. They had done no useful
work. Not measure OF public utility had boen
Attempted except what originated from Minis
ters or members in favor of the Government.
Caucusee innumerable. Drochmatons OF can
ddature tthe. worst men they could possibly
have selcctedl, denuncintions of an Execu-
tive who had been unanimously elected,
and against whom no offence against
the Constitution or laws could bo al
legged, these were the occupations Of tho oppO-
siton members until the disgusted people
stoned them in their seats. The people Of Bo-
gotta reulizo that they have had "a good rid
dance from hard crowd.
An Ia quiet In the capital, but not so IN some
Of the other parts Of the rnpublic. Magdalena
s in revolution, md Gem Ponce has gone with
a battalion OF the National Guard TO restore
order
The sun., 1879-06-08
Considering the Appropriation B,n..

WASHINGTON. June THE House Committee
on Appropriations met today but did not conclude the
consideration OF the Appropriation bills Another meet
ing will he held Monday which time IL isexpccted
by members Of the Committee that the legislative Ex.
ecuuve and Judicial hill will be finished and ordered
reported to the nuSc Tor passage No contest viii arise
on this measure there being political legislation At
tached TO Il The Army bill containing the section
agreed upon by the caucus prohibiting the Of any
moneys for the transportation II troops tu elections
which was reported yesterday for printing and recon-
ready for reporting and will probably completed on
Monday Tuesday
The sun., 1879-06-08

CINCINNATI. June THE spring meeting Of
the Queen City Jockey club closed today In the nrst
race mile heats three bcstin nve virrian won easily
With Belle Nelson second and Mary Walton third Time
t1ls Nusillian also won the second heat IN ;15A
anl ilie third heat IN io4 with Surge second, and
Belle Nelson third The sgcuni dash OF two aud
half miles. won tN Edinburgh IN 3tGit with Mo.
mcntum second and Mnnock third Tue third race
mile heats. was won easily by Frank Short Time
1 Ia
The sun., 1879-06-08

The ball players who frequent Prospect Park
were indignant Yesterday on visiting the bah field to
play their customary Saturday games By finding line
OF flags placed as boundary marks or the Nestchese
Polo Clubs games which TO he played there
erday The hcd laid out for the polo contest encroacned
nine Of the thirteen base ball fields laid out ON the
parade ground. The ball players say the Park COmmis
sOners have right 10 grant the privilege they have
granted 10 the pOOsts at tie expense OF the Brooklyn
hall mis-
The sun., 1879-06-08
The s,-nm.hlr Aenala K.len.ed.

The steamship Acadia has been held by
United states Marshal Payn since April under libel by
J. II Murray Co. Tor damage to portion Of their
Tho steamer chartered 10 carry the circusto
various ports in South aud Central America The spscu-
laton proved disastrous ON the return assacc heavy
weather encountered. and horses aud circus
pnrnphC Cruaa lost The vessel WAS lheled So
dco but was released yesterday under the limited ha-
hlity act, on The oMners glyIng q bond for SlON
The sun., 1879-06-08

In New Haven: Springnelds 10; Yaes. 8
eeven innings In Prn,eton Princeton College Picked
Nine, ~, D,nsnce Club Of Princeton. 22 In Syracuse.
star. 9, Gaeinnais 3 IN boston Bunalos, Bos'ons,
The New York base bail iine defeated the Mont.
gomcrys yesterday the Union Grounds. by II 10 o. In
% ten innings game
Tho Bsiou telegraph operators defeated the New York.
ere al base ball IN ffosi Get fArk. Yesterday by 7to4