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FOR SALE.

sPAkM OF 50 ACRES .Inorea of leas,, well AlAptsd TO the culture of Tobacco Contains Wpo8Iso of 10 acres. Supplied with variety sfChoiee Fruits, and abundant supply nf vkfef. Buildings in goed> repairs Ferms uAdS easy. Situated within one mile of the Com. Western snd Housatonic ks5s. depots, xn1 6ss-haH mile from the ~Barnums Richard. ah ca Furnaces. .sEnquire Of .-s
 ss Az F. BRIGGS,
 NaAt Canaan, G., Jan. 10, 1aS2. : sw29s
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IA NAiA.a.O%A, .s1
 Commencing Oct s0 fas,

ohmeieihs Oct. 50, 1851 ,,
 GOING wssf. rAAiNs LkAyG CANAAN. iA'so S' Ill. Connecting trum Pit,si,sIu. nj M,
 nr'on n,r .ot ious hkeepsie, llAAne,,.,yA Ii,.i L1a,.s " saIIs"u', At i2.Ss anu i.ake,.,. o'oo ?. n. Sohn.ctinS from PittkAei,. Al N. Is toi'""iea Se" AoiA; ;aillI 4ns at Ss6 n. n..
 oAisoui! At t.zp ALd ASaAvvn,e 6.4S F. la. tutueetlDA non, l,,t.h..a,
 tefto. "At.' A-&ptcss ios AAusn, ana. t,,. NSsI VI" 'AS Les'es oa'isbuIr u a.u., sn I.,, x,,,.. Al ~. 70. il. '"'S 4.SO r. ni. AHA Iiulu cSnn,,i,,.;, la
 .oi He" RofA,airlVlnS u tx.zu \ ai i.r,.. Sunuals only, .s 1oiNo h-s,. rkAINs LIAvx uAs.Ax >'t' ''Ao .. ln. Leaves Mliefton at 6.oU .. nu., ahe :, .A 'nie o' 70 and salisblry VI a.5U A. na. -'~ s'oH a' M' SohnectinE At Mlnsttl ,u, M..a.
 Sm5 anu bilakepoit. .at si,usi,ulv ,o,. Ne" ha'th, siiltlnx at l.a5 b. nA .-.sy.
 !" ntes uAS|&1nts OvSi aAy >othes ,ou'e, io' Hesthciu, NortLsn u, p.s,.l. N u. souish w,t,. sha h",Ioko. al tsHt.so,d "ith GApfess' 'iot Spi .ns tisid Snu t,<is,,,n- Shu aii points Nol La. nu hast slr,v,,Is th o"stSh at 4-+u P. ha. slss, iur W ,ln manuc, New London, i'rovi.enus. Ns~ af lurR. New 1, Lessss hIlIertun at s.6.. fAk.xr,..,s, ,,s oalsbui 9.il d. m, W o''V.P. Ill. Connecting trum Albany Al W,ps
 tu Tor waterbury Ana bridRelotk. A
 Slnsbuts Ior.,sM ns,vn, n esI,.io' Mai. yeAe aLo Northampton. At hsrtiora hs " MiiLtiahtie, New Loydpn, hsw iurs. . Boston, anu Say brook, va, C. '. R N Leaves Mllicrtom al; !. l5S LaksSiliS Esf.' Salisbury x.S6 D. tn M :. sSsS N | o'Ae p; n. LeaAes AniertOn at i.SU, Lakev,lle ias, Saiisi'als 1.SS p. nl., Tor Minss.d
 tassohgers leave N~~ iork a. S5v1p. m.
 conIivut wlth tiLis tram. "oo D. hl t>utilays "nIy.l Leave NlIler,o,, Tor Nest "insted, srriNlng Ats . na. For tune al Way stslluLs ap.i .s.,n..,,,,,. wAA-GER PfARCE, J.E. yorEsN
 Genh 1IeSss Agent. snp.,r,,..,..
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OVERCOATS /!
400 at HURRELl's.

Overcoats to nraw Wood in, Hubbell's Overcoats to Dress Up in, Hubbell's Overcoats to Keep Warm in, Hubbell's g Heavy Wool- Lined Uulsters, Hubbell's Close-Eittlng St. Julisns, HubbelPs Hobby Van Dykes, hubbell's The Genteel Long Sack, Hubbell's Heavy Listers for Doctors and Driv. Strong, New, Heavy Wool overcoats
 for Men, *2, Hubbel's
 Men, s, Hubbelrs
 Winter Sults, $5, Hubbeu s Black Worsted Dress Suits, made ex-
 pressly for me. Wear smooth
 and ke.r the color, at Hubbell' Six Button, High Cut, Close-Fitting
 Sack Suits,
 Hobby Short Gut. close- Fitting Sack
 Suits, Hubhelrs tenteel, Fancy Cassimere Suits, Hubbelps Good, Durable Mems Warm Winter
 Suits, S5, ', $50, 10, Hubbell's Boys Suits and Overcoats, hubbelrs dorse Blankets by the bale, Hubbeu S Doys' Blue Glit Band Caps, 25 Gents, Hubhell's Men Understands, A Gents, Hubbelrs Indian Dressed Buck Gloves, Hubbelrs Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins, Hubbptps Collar Buttons, Shirt Studs and Watch Chains, Hnbbelrs 3c. wlli buy pair GDtton Hose at Hubbell's 25cs will buy a BoSs' New Wool Hat, hubbell's 25c. will buy a Youths Wool Hat, Hubbelrs 30c. will buy Strong, Heavy Shirt, rubbelrs l5c. buys Mans All Linen Hand-
 kerchiet, Hubhen.s JUG. buys Walking Cane, Hubbail's S6c. buys Man s New Wool Hat, iiutbell 0c. buys Linen Collar, Hubbsus 5Oc. buys Mans New Wool Stiff
 Hat, Hubbelrs l5c. buys Mans Fine Wool Soft
 Hat, Hubbell's 55c. buys a Mans Unlaundried Shirt,
 Linen Bosom, Hubbelfs s1 .OU buys Mans Fur Hat, Hnbbeils 5oc. buys Mans Fancy Dress Shirt, Hubbeil's S5.0U buys 6 Al4n Strung New,
 Heavy Wool Suit, Hubbels 500 buys Mans Wool Winter Suit, Hubbell lu.0O buys 8 Mans Fine Winter Suit, Hubbell's l.50 buys Sood-looking pair Black
 Pants, Hubbell's 500 buys Mans Fall overoost, HabbeIl,s Rubber Coats at Hubbells Rubber Blankets and Ponchos, Hubbell Cardigan Jac&ets, Hubbelrs Good. Strong, Working Coats for
 Men, $l.Oo, Hubbell's Hunting Coats, pockets all around
 underside, Hubbells
 Look st my Heavy. White, Double Breasted Mems Undershlrts, bought by the case FOR sAsH. Price 50 cents at Hubbells.
 Bee what you can dc at Hubbells with little money, to clothe man in s respectable manner for tho winter.
 Winter OvercOat, S2.OO Wool Winter Suit, 5 OU Undershirt, .25 Fine shirt, .5B ~Oft Hat, s86 Cane, 10 Cotton Hose, .O5 Paper Collar, ,O2 .> $S.33
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aS- Now there is no use in your paying $1O for Suit of Clothes wheu you can go to Hub bells and select one just as good tor $S.
 a% There is no use in your paying $5 for a Man's Ov.rcoat, when you can get one just as good st Hubbell's for s.
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G. w. CAMP. m n,

A OCSATON1C LODGE, No. 6l. F
 anu A. N; Regular communication. First on or before iuH moon of every month.
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Our MEMS OVERCOATS

Our MEMS OVERCOATS o' s2.00 ar fine, (shoddy usu- s;iy is t're you know). fairly >5tror.: ., lined ; they have 5e' ". 5O sars. too. They are nos .st.- Sver s2.Ol. We are 'tfe. .--e 3..~.n for S2.0O, and ad- wise our customers to let them done and buy coat that's de- cent. Flaming advertisements such as aJlnpetitors use to pull the ' al and shoddy over GUS om>-~ .'lj no longer have the lesirel effect. We never ad- vertise anything we cannot show ',s advertised" We do not ad- 'sertise that we do buy for cash when We are not willing to show ,ur customers that we do. We 10 buy for cash, and we saved more money in the past year in discounts and we sold more goods and received the cash for them than any store in this sec tion. Quoting prices in adver tisements and deceiving custom CTS as to the goods prices are quoted on we do not practice. >Ve are here to sell goods hon ,:stly, fairly to all. Our prices that we give at our store will beat all prices quoted by con- petitors in newspapers.
 Down with the Prices,
 Up with the Quality ot Goods our store Is im the
 SUMNER BUILDING EY N. B. We do uot advertise one price nd then play Michael Isaac Ebelschlottski, .he Jew, with our customers.
 Yours Truly,
 NkVT0Q z, RnrPQQ
 BON-TON CLOTHIERS.
 Great Bsringt0us Mass. asM
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For 9alanE Rent.

MI FARM, known n the Moon place, sit- qatsa in Wetaug, oonsistinE of 2l acrss of land th good state of cultsSasi6n, with lam- -buiid- ings ell in good repair. Farms will be made eAtislkctory. MRS: DAVID SCOTT,
 Canaan, Jan. 2, 'S1.' ~S 2stf
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.;TEAMER .; nRIDG EPo ur.

hNHDGEP0RT. ~
 CAPT ChAs WERKs.
 CHEAPEST ftuGTG TO NAV YoRx "ili leave Bridgeport every nigh, tSa,urdsv eAcepteaJ, from Steamboat Dool. s, Is o'clock, arriving in New Isrk sIout x o'clock ueA, norning 's"tn hiI's, alli leave NsN Aork every mora,,, INt.nda! exec pl-dl, iio,n i,.s as ssss hiNef, loot ot tat.erlne-st, d. iI,Y0 '''en's FrceiSe't aii" Nay-biiied th,oIsb ,n ai statAohs Oh thu iiousa tome rvlI,,,s,i at T:r. !'@ la'es. lleke'ss. ,.e p0,cbass.i through lo New A"rk less thsu n l., III nil. road, and uaSsase ch.ek,~i thny,.b u"iR ait trains. e" S' Ine ev~s'lft. Nllk tram m the A,n. a"Mc Ealtfoati uunnecls with tht Sf.,y,, rt Bridgeport
 IsHssN sS. EGsRtsf,i.t.
 Ai(e t<sAlue,ss s {.
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-01

JAMES L.. BDTrERkY, A TTORNEY aud Counsellor at Law. l4s Broad A wsy, New York Rooms to 10. Col, ctione made in any part of the State. y43
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6. R. GARnNER.

pHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Canaan, ConI :aa omse day at Camp's Drug Store. from one 70 ioar o'clock. Teuraday afternoons. 3Svol6tt.
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M. w. CHA RKE,
M. B. MEAD, Cannan. Conn..

M. R. MEAD, Canaan, Conn.,, HEALER in Stationery, In the line of fine Writ A| ing, Note, and Business Pspera and Envel "pes etc The trade supplied In quantities to cult STANDARD LITERATURE ana fopnlar Pooks. at reduced prices All ordere nlira with care. and warranted satisfactory watson Block, opposite Un,on R. R., Depot.
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1raoese,'s Gststte.
aI OUSATONlC mAnA.MOAM

4 f4OUSAIONlC \ MAAAa6OAM. 'nortest, Quickest and Cheapest kouts tv Nc. Aualns, Albany, troy, S0uth S0swaik, Stsm. Aoru, CnAtham, Hudson, osI: seRa, ONva. . home, Syracuse, Auburn, 0enevs, tooh. ester, Louaio, Suspeasion hrlake, Ni., hSsrs c&iis, Cleveland, Detloat, lsAI-
 oo, Cniclnnau, llulxAxpois, CA1.
 casu, St. l.o0is. Through Tickets Sold anu saxxsr. x.Asch sd '"t Soose points &t onion Ast,us, UannAn Also Tor fnAsdsli>nAn, L..llniaf@ aud washington. fufckAso UckN., .I
 via housatOolc Lanc.
 WINTER ARtAAGEMENT.
 TRAINS LEAvE ssIDoEsoRT, vas s'~ 6. m. trelsnt Tram ,passengcs ascem. inooatlunsl Tor lSa1lnk ton.
 Leave GanSNn $ 10 D.. Aa.. Ao'AV .. m. Passenger Tram for piteatisid. .a.. rNitX Ut z.2o p. m. kMlth IAtvux h I ar ieavn.g New l0rk at S.Uo .. n,.l L.;S vs .. New maven at s.S5 u. na., witn ,iitUn. h o,. s1. uoM oI"uSeport ioi Ai0snys are. ssilk > ,St z.9o D. nAs lraln arrlsen at SArn ,s,Rs ~ O.SO P. m. CVnneGtll.. q, AIbany ,stSA S.lo F. a. PopNIHr IyptTYu ana St A,oa.e eApiosss srriEaey 'n tt'csgo S.vL sAN next p. m. Leave uarraT,-t !aass m. 5.25 p. n pSs.ss'a,.. ts-',I,.Ar s. essald a,v,v Ing st Asee n t.ir nouvh Jla <. leaving s.aT" E..A as a.asp. M.t LAava New Haven Es A.l2 p. n. Lun,.ec,ipx' na state Line Tor Albany anu the MesS' at. sNans ~ aloahy at iVoS P. n.. sAfatSxa Leave SanaAn at 7.6o p, m,
 tAoA MALLS VILLAGE. oo0 a. m. Spsoias .ssssceger Train 6ox Pitts. n"iu' arriving ss ;.&! .. H., Albany, s.IA Leave Canaan. at G,s g. -u.
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DR. r. q. Ra UGaNS.
 nEHTIST, MIllerton, N. Y. Dentistry in
 D all it's hranchessT Nitrous oxide gas for extracting. Charges moderate. All work Office over Jones old stand, 37tt
Connecticut western news., 1882-02-01

NJ MEN,s. .OvERCoATS FOR g AND s are new, s,nund, strSlng, warm, anu ali rlght, as nun. treds eau approve who have had them ln years past. You can t,d thtm it Hubbell's, pur- 'liased m lots ol 50.
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DR. Y. q. 4AuGlNS.

WATCHMAKEk and Jeweler. Watches Sols paid 10 Repsiring. Camps Block. Canaan. y3!
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EQr Sa|R N|lE|''' .RGRt.

AN EXTRAORDINARY BUsENRSs opPog- A rUN TT o6sred%o . psrs6l of Moderate nseas a.EdwsTes fsafs Fed and Grain eitaAsed in North SAusAn. Conn the june tiehof the Housa atonft and 7irtfHd $ Lon. nscficat Wsste,n tssinf6Ads, on The Main, Street, and commanding . large portion of the Hardware. Feed and Enmbet trade of a t.vi- Also the Stock, consisting of Lumber. t5oth Weeesrn and Domeallcl, Hardware, (mostly eull4sgs' and always in demand1. Paints, Oils, 4e, Also Furniture and Implements connect- sd Sith the huilding. and used in doing eissihess. Terms Reasonable.
 Fer information, call on or address
 .~ s. H. KNICKERROCKER.
 cAAaan. Conn. 2mS0
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NOTICE. <

vEyHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS for Iitoh- x aeld County will meet at their room in Ake jall building insLitchAeld on the lst, And, and lsth days of November, 1881. Also on the sssaoek ?. p. for the pprpose ef acting on ap- RsicAsieas for hcenses, receiving reports ot Prosecuting agents; and transscting other oennty business. V s-,f
 Applicants for licsnss win berequired to sp- PeAf In person beeeras.she Board, Bonds MAse bear the same date aseths kcehse.
 90aEPH '. OALHOpN,) ,conn.- +
 0&ORGe PrERPONT. OountY
 LYMAN DUNNING. 0onhissaoners-
 EAtehasld. Oct. 4th, 1881. Sm1S
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'. I have had the liver complaint twsnty.Hve 'IeArs and my blood became poisoned, and eessssss formed on my limbs, fen Of them at sohs tine and d,scharRed like ulcers. Was Klven up to die by ixteen different doctors. Twelve bottles H R W c has. caused all Cores to all with new flesh and heal; I am thirty pounds heagier.in flesh than I ever Gaa. and sound and vel; age 47. D.R.v. Q. saved py hfe .:..s. ;. >s : Mas. \. 0. Wakefield. Agan Block,
 X .,SEracnse. N. Y.
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Hats anu Caps,
 for the holiday trade.
 In Silk Handkel chiefs, Mufflers, Sleeve buttons, Scarf Pins. Scarfs, Bows and Ties-oh, just peri ct darlings. Remember, wiy s, mothers. and young la, dies, if you want to make your husband, son, cousin or some country cousin present come and get some of tnese darlings and you will make them happy.
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 's,"a sr te!,.,sss '.. '. .-. %'.., s.'- ',"l .~ -4. ,,s.o r.s Et. -tt .-.-..'', ,.ts,5y ..r. glays-a ,.; g,,,,,s.., .> ., \ a-,el.srg .s,., I,,.,t,!,,.tr' 'A-ss, .'.r j.. B., H'sl. ~ 2. 1s g..A !,SS,, slsyra -GA --th As@ yars saa EYlasq
 &I>t.t',&. a&ass,
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ncarlet, All Wool un&SrshIrte at Huhhei : inc N hlte, SaxAn!. i'i.te Ali Wool
 U ;dershnts Uovt,e,. e iyn's Haavy Winter U:strcs. S.,, )
 6.~1, D. .u. l2, an4 is, Huhi, Il V : ar HltteI,s. Lunl N "lSts. Bu>r
 Palms; IiL'.i,-' ! a}r will hnd tl.r Largest ~tr D ii, ,, - ~,1u Nli find LOW, et !'flrts At t.,l' ,'- , i u wllfna Squtr, NeahnS "' HuNi a = .,,n wlu iinu al, the \"~ -,v.i-
 Ees for Men It .l,,j ., =. S-tf RUB E-S1L. ti, -rt l..
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", R. aOi.EPAUG a,

DARBER AND HAfR' DRESSER, Cum
 ID mings' Block, CAnasn Ct. Hair Cutting, Shampooing Shasing-setc., executed in the best style quiesly, andst living prices. My nottois, to please: Come and see me. Ali kinds of'ks r~Work mbinp 8. also furnished. .Ee4s~T--: u
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N"~ there Is no use Tn you paylng more for all kinds O. G'ods thsn'we sell them for
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< a1>F..',E aRass.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
OUTDOOR Sports.
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.

The Newly York Athletic Club had their an
nual spring on tho grounds of the club at Mott
Haven yesterday. There a good attendance and
much interest was manifested First the programme
were the three trial heats OF the 100 yards run The
first heat was won by G.. NJ Worden. the SC ond by y
Doremus and the third by f. Anderson Of the scottish
American Athletic Club. The final heat won by q.
VI. orien IN 10 seconds The running high jump Tor
which there were ten entries, was won by A. j. Fin
nescy Of the Patime Athletic Club. He jumped the bar
n height Of feet 6 inches. c. H. huentel, OF the
Manhattan Club, was secoad. coming within
and inch Of Mr.. Fnnesey's jump In the one mile run
there four starters only. They II Frederchs
Of the Manhattan Club; T. +. Delaney. of the Grainercy
Club; Robert Stol of the American Cl1b and W Hough
OF the Williamsburg Club. The race was exciting
one. and was by Delaney in minutes 3sl4 seconds
Al of these and the jump We're with a handicap
The next feature a quarter mile scratch
run. L. f. Myers barred II was by L. D.
Jcsur,ln of tho Manhattan Club time % 20 seconds
There were fourteen entries for the one
mile handicap walk, which came next. william
Mara in Minutes b 2-5 seconds The seventh
contest 220yards scratch run. open to members Of
the National Guard There were three entries-W. W.
Ballard Of Company. 7,h Regiment, G. L. schuyler Of
Company 7th Regiment, and W. r. stoddard, OF
Company, 23d Regiment The race was won b. Mr.
schuyler IN - a. seconds, with Mr. stnddArd good
bicycle The first Leaf was taken by Earnest \.
Thompson, Of t3c Lca0x Bicycle Club. III
by Il. g. Rood of the M il minutes 80 seconds
The final heat by Mr. Rood In minutes - -
seconds. The 3Oo-yards rm handicap was won
h. b. H. lobe, or a. "i.ilamsoaTs AtA.ciic
twcuty-nuo entries ior tie 1OOyards run, cub
handicap and five ttial heats. fDc The first heat
!. W Carter had wak-ovor as did W. G. Wilmer for the
second neat. rhc tnri Zen, won by j. H. s'oe,hol
iu II seconds; tlc fourth bg G.. b. French ia loa.
seconds. ana tlo utA 10y g. If. Taylor IL seconds.
Tic iuaI heat Was hy Nr. s,0eckel 30 lo seconds.
WIKI Wilmer good see nj This race Was for tbe
Tinvcrs diamond medal The ial.-iui- s-.t ia
hy /. t. Myers, ol the MAMMA tau C.-b, IL minutes
- I-t1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
THE COURTS.

TESTIMONY OF Mr.. STOKES'S PHYSICIANS.
In the contest over the cOdcl to the VIII Oh
the late James stokes the crossexaminaon OF Dr. Will
lam II. Draper concluded yesterday In re4ar 10 MS
statement that Mr. stokes in conversation had exhibited
poverty of IDEAS" DR.. Draper said he could not re-
late any particular conversation. Hs opinion had been
tic result Of all his conversations with Mr. stokes MT
Stokes, he said frequently repeated the same Things
The witness had experienced great difficulty In incuc
ing Mrs stokes take the stmulant which he had ou
IL necessary prescribe for her aud he was oong1u
again and 10 insist to MIS- stokes upon the nece
sy OF taking the stimGlants. When Mr. stokes was
present these occa-iOn- he always repeated 10 the
witness story about the extreme conscicnousness OF
his wife In regard 10 the OF stimulant- MT
Stokes aso related II once ~ least twenty times, the
Whole story Of his courtshp with his WIFE and what her
father, Mr. Phelps, said to him when he asked hr'
Phelps for his daughters hand in marriage He repeat
Cdy spoke 10 the doctor Of the admirable arrangement
OF his house. and conducted him from room to room
pointing the features Of the house He also repeat
edy said that Biz wife good woman, but that sAe
had given him great DIAL OF trouble account OF 1er
excessive conscicntiousness Mr. Stokes always said
these things rs j. he hal never said them before Ut
Draper said that Mr. StOkrs- gait taken IN connection
with other matters Indicated sen!e demenua.
The next witnr-- Dr. George Bay IL, OF orange
y. J.. WHO ATTENDED Nr. stokes from Juy 10, le.l u
his death August T. Or. Bayis SAID he DID not thnk
Mr. stokes during this period IN condition 20 te I'll
understand the contents Of 70 transact ord
nary business IL did consider that III stokes was
"absouley dcmcnicd." bat his mental powers we're e
trcMrly feeble" II was almost impossible U OBTAIN IRON
Nj stokes any LlOrnaOn I'D regard 10 hin c'"uIt.'n
Mr. ,fokcss answers. lu Ice made any answer were
sometimes ntcligblc ana also EieuS, M; p.' ,IgS
were not appropriate e. fle quc tOus. sOhelics tue
answers were nct Mtelhslhe- "a' 47; u' ~
NOT 80 aIicuttcd az 10 Hc uud. rs-oOI Inc cAaiiOA
was adJ uurncd uutI Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
BASEBALL CANES.

Over 5000 people assembled at the Polo
Grounds yesterday 10 the fourth contest between
tie Chicago and metropolitan baseball mines. The game
was one Of the best played in the city this season
Iyncs pitching very effective, the ChicagOs
iug only two base hts lie well supported behind
the bat and ia the field. Kennedy, Reilly, Iarkn
and Burns did the most brilliant paying Inc following
X the score DJ innings
MetropolIta IA -..-.--.-----.I . o o.
Chicago -.---..-....-------.--O . %
Runs earned chicago o; Metropolitan. 0. First base
BY errors, icdyo 4; Metropolitan, ,. Total leu
bases-Chlcago, = Metropolitan B. Total base mts-
Chicago, =; metropolitan, D. Struck Odl-tuIcdso. l.
Metropolitan, 3. lmplre-JOhu Kelly. Time OF game
Two hours and live minutes. Base on called balls
Chicago, l; Metropolitan, o.
The Metropolitan and the Harvard College mines play
the Polo Grounds this morning and the Iaes and tAc
PTucctons ~ the afternoon.
In the League contest yesterday az Buffalo close and
exciting game played between the Cleveland and
Buffalo teams Both mines p ycd wei, The ClevtidAIs
securing eight il their hrst and last Inning
suiJOiucd Is the score:
Buffalo ----...-.-....-...-.-.-0 l p
Cleveland -..... --...--.----..4 y y Y Is
Base hits-Bufalo y Cleveland, H. Errors-Bulllo,
Z Cleveland. q. UmpUe-Mr. Hicks
At Troy yesterday the Worcester and Troy League
mines ayeL The following the score by III ungs
Worcester ---------...--d " -
Troy ..----.-.-----.-----------Z Y II
Base hs--Worcester, TO- Troy, ;. Errors-Norcester,
3 Troy, T. Umplre-Mr. DunnIg4n.
At Boston the present champions far this season
were by the Boston nine. The game a. between
she Providence aud Boston teams and resulted as fol
lows
providence ...........-......-O U %
Base hit.-Boston 8; Providence, 3. Errors-Bost0n,
4 Providence, 3. UmpIre-Mr. DAILY.
New brunswick Rutgers, 10; Brown University, OF
Providence, ..
Amherst-Harvarls 10; Amhcrsts, g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
4 IIBEL SHIT AGAIN POsTPOYTD.

The libel suit of WIG. Shanks against Joseph
Hart and Louis r. Post f1r-puancaLoa- IN Truth was
again postponed YESTERDAY for the term on the appca-
ton Of the deiondants, WHO have now had dozen or
more pos poucIlea,s. They claimed that Francis D.
Mouou Wa an essential witness for their side and that
he was l with iufaumatory rheumatism and conld not
testify at the tine. C. 4. Rnc stated to IN Court
that counsel FOR the plaintiff bad proposition 10 make
which might ohviatc the necessity OF taking the testi-
rn1uy Of Mr. Mention aad therefore of any further post
o. neIncnt oi the trial
Mr. Townsend II your Honor phase. We now make
the offer that the plaintiff will consent TO admit evil
dcnce o. sir Mouton precisely a. II had sworn 10 II in
court whatever the counsel Oh the other side viii any
Nj Monitor pr, pared under the answer TO swear TO-
Jud 20 Clilcrl--rlat seem. broad
Mr. Towns. ud-"e are a 50 u- 10 avoid any further
delay q % make tins prrpos zion with that view.
Mr. Weinberg for thr dcfrn iIuts declined go accept
the pop lsiio and the Judge ordered thc Of ior
On term The plaintiffs counsel request the clerk %
call the name Of Charles 4. Byrnc "a coutumacious viii
ness who cid not His excuse 'or not beng pres
cat on "wednesday Last that be lame aud unable
g. leave lbs bed! hut the plaintiff showed b7 aAdtyits
that he present In the Dstrct-AttDrueys Office n
NeW-Nurk on the following dty. where Ec charg q
With perjury before the Grand jury. AID JIdgc Cullen
ordered attachment 70 toe granted aud the witness
De ARA. gued for contempt Of court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30

OpENING IHE YACHTING SEASON.

Three of the well-knOwn yacht clubs viii
formally open the yachting season to-day. The sea
wauiaka Club VIII rendezvous az ToIupknsville :. l.
al a m and after passing IN review before Com;a1
dorc ". A. ". stewart IN his new schooner the Orva,
will down the bay over the club course. around
Southwest SPIT, and rcurn 10 anchorage. Nearly
the entire flee; viii take part in the SAIL and at ?.
the members viii have their annual dinner at the Payi-
iOA Hotel New -Bri -hion.
Tie Atlantic ClGb VII rendezvous AZ the foot Of Fifty
fftA-st. south Broo klyn, 40 10 O. me- and at signal
from the flagship AtalArta will pass IN review. IAey
viii then down TIE bay around thc southwest spit
and return, company VIE ia" yachts OF the ScaWau-
haka (I4D. Iuc members and guests VIII aftcrWard
take at tie CLUBHOUSE, Tho hulckerbOckcr cub
Yachts Wiz sail regatta iog prizes. The viii be
from OF TIE club house at Port Morris, around stake
boat of Fish POINT, Ia Flushing Bay, thence around
College Point buoy and retur!soiug over the cOdre
twice There thirty entries IL tie regatta, and
tac start VII Uc made al / q.