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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-09-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, John W. Borden aud his wife Rebecca
j. Borden by their certain deed OF trust dated the
18th day of February. 1885. and recorded In the re-
Page IS, conveyed to Charles Stone, trust tee, all
follow ing described real estate Situated in the
county of Adair, state OF Missouri, viz:
All of the south west quarter 90. OF the south
westquarter 90 and south east qusrter,l4 of the
south west quarter Ii. OF sectionSo thirty three ,,
township No sixty 81. of range No fourteen IA
excepting one acre of land in the north west
corner OF the west 40 herein described, con-
tanning seventy nine acress more or less.
Which said conveyance was made in trust TO Sc
cure the payment offs certain promissory notes In
said deed described. and whereas OF said notes
have become due and remain unpaid, and said
trustee refusing TO act such trustee therefore
In accordance with said deed of trust and at the
quest of thelega holder of said notes j .kinnear
acting sheriff OF Adair county, Mo-, shall proceed
to sell the above described real estate at the court
house door In the town of krksville, in the county
OF Adalr state Aforesaid. TO the highest bidder for
cash. at public auction, on
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1885,
Between the hours of nine in the
forenoon and five in the afternoon OF that day. to
expense of executing this trust.
j. II. KINNEAR.
Sheriff Adair Co. No.
Dated this Sd day Of Sept. 1885.
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last campaign hat that the Journal man
knows what he is talking about, and il
some of the Democratic papers Of the
district were just as fearless, democrats
who understand the political situation.
and would like to tell what they know,
would not be compelled to 60 across
the Mississippi to ''talk out in meet.
in"
There is no governor to be elected
in Missouri until 1888, and yet the
matter of Democratic candidate is
being considerably discussed in GER
tain sections of the state. There is no
use OF being two previous. 1t will be
time enough two years hence to dis.
cuss the question. Who can tell what
changes in the political world may be
wrought between now and that time7
Larson NeU Era.
There is nc telling what changes
there may be. but one of the changes
will probably be, the overcoming of
that 5II majority.
The pension Law provides that SOL
diers who have lost a leg at the hip
joint or an arm at the shoulder joint
in the service of his country shall be
entitled to pensions at the rate Of
$3.50 per month. 1t has been the
custom of the pension department to
construe this law strictly. There are
less than dozen cases on the pension
rolls in which amputation has taker
place exactly through the joint men
toned. Commissioner Black, in rul
ing upon two test cases brought be
fore him. declines to hold to the stric
letter of the law and allows the full
amount of pensions though amputa
tion did not take place at the joints
He holds that if amputstion is so nea
the hip or shoulder as to render th'
stump unserviceable, pensioner is enti
tied to the same compensation as ifnt
stump were left. The rule will appl
to considerable number of pension
ers who have been receiving pay at
lower rate.
The Canton News, a Republican
paper, names Col. Hatch for Governor
i--LaPlata Home Press.
We have scanned the columns of tn
Canton News closely and have faile
so far to detect the error mentioned
the Home Press. II it is a fact thu
he News has made such blunder,s
5 much the worse for that paper. W
have Republican sheet or two IN thi
district that. seems to play the littl
r game of "Simon" with the Colonel, a
election time draws on, and they hav
= succeed in bringing upon themselve
4 the contempt of the party. If Il
r col. wants an Office in this district
e will have to employ new tactics. tt
old "racket" that has been worked :
n long and SO successfully is snow unde
II stood by the people and they will ha,
{ no more of il.
+ The employment of convict
IL Dor will cut some figure in the ne
't election. Mark it.
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The fact is, they are going to sell for Spot
CASH, and will sell you;

81 BIS, OF Granulated Sugar for $Ioo
IA lbs. of A Sugar for
IS lbs ofIght C Sugar. for
16 lbs of Bown.Sugar for
Arbucklcs Coffee pounds for
IS cents per package
xxx Coffee same price as Arbuckles
E lbs. Pea Berry Coffee for SIoo
7 lbs. Choice Rio Coffee for
8 lbs Good Rio Coffee for
Prices Baking Powder As per pound
Three pound Cans Tomatoes cents each
Two pound Corn, cents each.
Two pound Cans Backberries cents EACH
Two pound Cans Beans, 10 cents each
Oat Meal, 5 cents per pound.
Keg Soda, per pound.
Package Soda, 4 lbs for IS cents
Tea, from as cents to IS cents pound
Coal Oil, cents gallon.
Headlight OIL 20 cents per gallon
Flour, sras, sr.so. and sr4o per sack-a guaranteed.
of Matches for $I.oo
Friends, we mean business and want
the money as we 60. No Goods delivered
until paid for. Come and see us and be
convinced that we can save you money.
We defy anybody to meet Our prices on
good goods that sell on credit.
Come along and get these bargains as
they go. Accept thanks for past favors,
Respectfully,
HALLIDAY Bros.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15

Wednesday, been the custom. The change made
purpose Of allowing tho Director to give his una
yded attention to the business OF the Mfnts
THE ExTRADITIoNoF HIBBs.-Specisl Inspector Brown,
OF Office Department IS expected to arrive here
this evening with the papers In the case OF ibbs the de
faultng of Lewiston, Idaho As soon as tho
extrsdition warrant can be made out At the
Department OF STATE the Inspector VIII start Tor Vcto-
ria, Ii. g., to bring IIbbs Into this country
TIE MILEAGE OF NAVAL OFFIcERs.-Judge Maynard,
Second Controller OF the Treasury has rendered de-
cislon that Naval officers who travel Government ex
pcnse entitled mileage, and that mileage 10
allowed only when they travel at their own expense
This Is reversal of former decision OF the accounting
officers and will result In saving to the Government OIL
several hundred thousand dollars.
MARKsMANsnIP MEDALs-The Director Of the Mint has
received twenty gold and thirty five silver Army marks
marshp medals which were struck at the Philadelphia
Mint AT the request General Benei Chief of Ordnance
IT, g. A. They have been forwarded TO the Ordnance Bl-
rea and will be distributed to the soldiers entitled to
them In due
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
o1D SOLDIERS NOT IN FAVOR.
AN APPOINTMENT THAT GIVES oFfESCh-hH-
MovALs IN THE PATENT oFFICE.
(BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The dem0railzing
effect OF placing the interests OF wounded Union soer
I'm the hands of like General Black Is shown IN more
Instances than one Not only have efficient ana ioy"
veterans been dismissed from the Pension once Simply
because they are Republicans. and Democrats "hose
records can traced In the bloters OF police courts put
I'm their places but the manned veterans are now mo
to receive their quarterly ptance from tne nahu VI
ex-rebels and Confederate sympathzers as we'll mr.
Davis the new Pension Agent for Philadelphia ~ IN
example aud his case Is still much talked OF mere
He is q Confederate sympathiscr. or else ne ""ni"
have refused to print the scurrous lies contained III tue
book OF his friend. Mr. Barbicrc whom he appointed W
n place in his office This case has caused uhWers"
Indignation among solders There Is movement y"
foot 1t understood looking toward formal protest o
be submitted TO the Senate to Mr. Dayiss conhrnauo"
next winter.
The removal several old soldiers on tho Toll OF inc
Patent Once but not within the classified service was
the cause OF a visit TO the Commissioner oi
Patents by n committee from tho Grand Army.
The committee rpreseed that those men had neeh eoo"
soldiers and faithful In the discharge OF tnci uu
ties They were told that the matter would De uisvn
under advisenent. but IL was not probable thnt .e
places could be- restored TO them as th"y nlu arcuy
been filled. There have been great many chhhgrs
among the employees Of the Interior Department ouso
OF the service and the compliant Is inaao hat
no excep ption is made I'm favor OF old soldiers
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
PROVIDENCE MEN SENT TO CHICAGO.
NOT ALLOWED TO SCORE A RUN DY THE SEw-YonK
NINE.

Good baseball players generally catch every
thing but Pitcher Shaw yesterday tried to catch
tiny swallow as the bird skmmng past him he
missed IT, and the spectators roared 1t IN the
euth inning and Of the edcrs held the diminutve
globe shaw seeing dark object coming toward him.
fnsincvcy put up his hands. suppoSing it 10 be the
ball and he busned the spectators continued
to laugh, the players joining In the merriment
Few people supposed that the game between the New
York and Providence clubs would 10 played but tho
weather cleared hour before the time Tor
the contest to begin. and W hard %ork the
Polo Grounds were put into good condition 1he game
resulted IN an easy victory for the local players They
taxing lead In the opening innng and holding IL "
the cad. and no. allowing their opponents to score %
the local players finding shaw's leithanded curves
difficult gauge THIS champions from the dlminutiye
State found equally much trouble In making safe hits
from the excitable Wecb Several brilliant plays
made, n ciircnlt onehaDd catch BY Gcrhardt In the
seventh timing being remarkable The play proba
bly, the difficult made on the grounds and
Geriardt received hearty applause from the pleased
eracatoes Bassett also made remarkable catch In the
following inning making double play and being
Tho game was virtually decided in the open.
ing inning. O'Rourke, the first STRIKER, went
20 first base on called baiis. and and
chen threw wild to Denny and ORourke scored. Connor
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, July 14.-An Army retiring
board, having found found Second Lieutenant
NJ McCarty OF the OH Infantry. insapacsted for nc
tive service and that his ncapacty is the result OF
any incident OF service he has, by direction OF Pres
dent been wholly retired from the service Leave OF
sence for four months surgeons
with permission to leave tho United States, has been
granted trst Lieutenant Ado phns w. Grrely 9TH Cav
airy, Acting signal Officer Leave OF absence for two
months. 10 take effect soon after July 10, 1885,
his services be spared has been granted Captain A
ii. McCauey. assistant qIiarteriaaster.
The United States ship Npsc is expected to arrive at
Rio dc Janeiro about July 30
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
INCREASED POST OFFICE EXPENDITURES.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The revenues of the
Post Department during the quarter ended March
81 last were $lO.763.l6J and tho expenditures
Sl2,42s, ,722, leaving deficit Of ~ 665553 Daring
the corresponding quarter last year the expenditures
ouly $ll .G2s.90S and tho revenue SIOsi3 56s.
Thus appears that the deficit FOR the March quarter of
the present year $3.50 63 In of the dcct
ing tho corresponding quarter o. 1884 The financial
officers OF the department had estimated that the
deficiency at the cl o the present .oa would he
- 900 600 and - OoOO O0O but they
opinion that the docit will aggregate about 81 900 OOO
Inc reduction In revenue aud Increase OF expenditures
is attributed TO business depression, which Is quickly
felt In the Post Onicc Department.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
THE ANTWERP BOTANICAL CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Thc Belgian Gov
ernment has EXTENDED invitation TO tho un'tcd
States Government to send delegates to an lnterhaoha
Congress of Botany and Horticulture which Is 10 DC
held nj Antwerp from the Ist to ths 10th Of August
The official programme OF proceedings embraces list OF
the questions be answered Ivy the explorers OF the
Congo REGION relating the soils. climatic conditions
fora, temperatures and attitudes OF the new conn'res'
and twentyone questions for general discnssion' re-
latins TO the progress made In horticulture
and botany in tho principal countries OF the
world since the Paris Congress OF 1873. to the h-t
of teaching theories and practice ~" bDtan
cal science schoos and Of poPularizng horticulture
In rural centres and among the working ciase- I" the
use of artificial nanures aud the utilization OF the sew
age of cit the cultivation of fruits aud vrgrnDie
for xportation and the rStab -hp"nt OF warehouses y"
norts of shipueut for the sale directly by producer. OF
vegetables and fruits for export anh 10 tue remedies
employed against q OF plant diseases anu IN
sects. The invitation been sent Nv Tue secretary o
Slate TO the Commissioners VI Agriculture with the an
noupcement that II II Is deemed eNpchient o appoint
delegates 10 attend the Congress the department oi
state will take pleasure fl furnishing them Win the
usuai credentials.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
NEW RULE OF LEAVES OF ABSENCE.

WAsHINGTON, July ii. The Postmaster
General has promulgated the following rule in regard to
the allOwanc OF leaves OF absence:
Leave pay bc given 10 any clerk whose conduct and
services have been satisfactory for such portion OF
thirty days remain after deductns all the days
his her absence for whether sickness
otherwis since tbc first day of January. Chiefs OF
divisions will recommend the granting OF leaves IN such
order shall Interfere AZ little possible with tho per
formancc OF the duties of the division.
understood that the rule Will be adopted In
executive Departments.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-1he President made

the following appointments to-day
IArner y. HARRISON OF Cincinnati 10 be Government
Director Of the Union Pacific Railroad.
William {. Bird. OF Florida To be United states mar
shat for the Northern District Of Florida.
William II. White. OF Washington Territory, 10 ne
United states torney for the Territory of WAshngion
CoLsci1rs of Cus0ias-Adead Gucrnon for the Dis
trct of Min Henry W. Richardson 10: the D--
trct OF Beaufort C.; II. Hugen Ward Tor tho DstIct
Of GEORGETOWN. ;. &. -. =, ,
tory. Inspector Of Hus at Puget Sound. Washington
Territory.
observation-disclosures II. Bea, Hamilton. y; Y VIII
Lvnchhurg. VI. Samuel N. Childs, Atlantic. Iowa
Joseph Vonnahnie. East -. Louis. HI James H. Riclrd
son Onincr M: George W. McMillen. Mt. sterling. H. ;
Samuel C. IIiag napoleon Ohio: John ". Pence Ander-
SON Ind; John ODOnne Mitchell Ind: Martin 4. Bar
nett Madison. Ind II omas ". Goodknight, FRANKLIN,
ky.: Richard y. Hall. GRENADA. Miss
Mr. Harrison the Union Pacific director Is presi
dent OF the First National Bank ~ Cincinnati.
W. II. stoiham. who has been chief OF the Navy Pay
Division of the Fourth Auiifor'- ce for TIVE yonc
years. resigned to-day and James Wright, OF Alabama.
was appointed his place. Maurice y. IInlahan Of New
York. has been appointed chief Of division Ia the
Office o. the Commissioner OF Customs To M vacancy
The Postmssterfiencral TO-DAY appointed the follow
IN s-named fourtli-class pOstmastcrs: fcunsylvania
George T. shannon. Pugbtown. Srw-IO Albert H.
Dunhsm. Brderport Richard B. wright LyndOnyille.
washinc ton snyder, West sand Lake. James Phelps.
Red Creek
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
MR.. NIMNo's INTERVAL COMMERCE REPORT 81

WAsHINCToS. July 1.-THE annual report
on internal commerce for 1888. prepared by Joseph
Nmno, jr late chief OF the Bureau Of staiistcs.
given the press today Chapters devoted TO the
grain feet OF California. the railroad problems OF Cali
forrla the cereal and pastoral product and salmon
.heries Of Oregon and Washington Territory and the
Improvement Of the mouth Of the Columbia River Part
H. relates the OF the cotton OF the
United States and Part II to the aud ranch cattle
business which subject has already been presented In
special report prepared by MI. Nmmo. Ia reply
letiOn of the House OF Representatives. The present
report Il accompanied by nvo maps. Illustrative Of the
sublccts treated OF In the text
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
TRAgsA7LANTlO PASSENGERS.

The following passengers will sail by the
steam ship Ems.of the North German Lloyd Line, to-day
Gustav q. Amberg. Louis Arnhein. Mr.. and Mrs. A Il.
X. Butler Mr.. and Mrs. Ira l.. Bccbc. DIR. ahd Mrs
Joseph Blum, f. de Bocande. B Davidsberg l.. Engel-
horn, Louis X. Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Geb-
hart, Fred W. Gcbhart, Louis Gottschslk. Ferdinand
Gottschalk. Mr. aud Mrs. o. J. Hale, Mr.. and Mrz A.
Heckscher, Mr. and MA ID. n. Porter.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
HEIRS AaRnELyG N0r ro pIsA @ RER.

A petition for permission to withdraw the
objections made the probate of the will OF Charles W.
Durant has been presented TO Surrogate Rollins. The
parties Interested have agreed to a compromise by
which the estate may be divided among tho lesatees
without litigation BY codio tho testator reduced tho
portions of his minor grandchildren, Adele and Victor
burant to $40 900 and 900 respectively. The other
heirs agree that II the Will Is admitted without contest
they will pay Adele SOL 900 In lieu OF the 10000
and ~ Victor $41 900 In Lieu OF the 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
HOW DWYER WAS HIT VIM BOTTLE.

HIICHdcI D"yCf, "HO "tb btfuCh OII UIc HCf'I
with bottle In hght In the bar Third-ave and
Thirtieth-st last Sunday night. made ante-ortem
abatement 10 Coroner MESSENGER at Bellevue Hospital
yesterday. He said =" was in the liquor store OF -
Sheridan, don't know his first name) when he struck
me with q soda water bottle on the head know sher
dan. had been In the liquor store only about couple
OF minutes when he struck l do not remember
whether had any words do Not know that struck
any blows"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15

getting around to third the error LIVING o'S ard G
ont TO ieft field sent the lucky fret nasra ont
siso hi safely but Esterbrook and Gillespie wen.
and be was left The third run was maae AL, III % sna went
to second a Wild pitch Another wild p.ch hy W Daily
alowed him 70 score. Ward payed goou gam, , ~ Hs
stop with The exception that he was arc"n cv Association
unnire has heen appointed League oiiicia. anu us us
wnik Yesterday gave general satisfaction Inc sco'o
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
RUSH FOR THE SPANISH MISSION.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE applicants for
the Spanish Mission will equal not exceed tho number
applicants file at the State Department for any
the foreign missions As yet action has been taken
toward the appointment OF n successor TO Mr. Foster.
When he left Washington for Spain negotiate second
commercial treaty between the United States that
the appointment OF his osponed
until his return.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
WARRINGTON NOTES.

CHANGE ~ MANNER on BUYING srLyER.-A change has
been made by the Treasury Department In the
purchasing silver for coinage into standard dollars TIE
oilers FOR the sale Of silver FOR this purpose hereafter
be made To the Treasurer Instead Of to tho Director OF
the Mint and after Tomorrow tho purchases will be
made Tuesday and Friday Of each week. instead Of
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.


BUFFALO, July I4.-To-days game between the UNI
caeo and Buffalo Clubs again resulted In an easy ye1oy
for the visiting players The Chicago cun took the Icad
in the first inning ana held II easily to tue emu Hoi"
was hatted freely. The was as follows:
Gs,rs n%rS @ s i .
chicaso s. P,icners-serad and Cilrkson. Umpire-Mr
Gafiney.
DETROIT. July 1.-the Detroit nine outplaycd the
"Blaok Diamonds" at every point to-day and won
easily. Following is the score
p pstTSi, Taa,. ....-....d O. 3
Base h,sps,rSt IL St hoa an psIy sEro' nsTc
Ferguson aSsts l. ''''"''' '''''~'
PHILADELPHIA. July l4.-An interesting game was
played to-day between the Philadelphia and Boston
mines B1iinon pitched with G rare ensc ony '"e H''
PHI Pn.,.n AIDE pha .............SSSo -
Basehts Philadelphia |; Boston, T. Erro s.Phila ,ea-
phia Boston 7. Pitchers rs-Noian and Buhin'on. un-
pre-MI. sullivan.
CrscIyx.rr. July 14-The Cincinnati nine defeated the
Metropolitan nine to-day by bnnching their hits IN the
first inning The chau upios deled well but could not
gauge Whites pitching. The score WAS;
Ggs4spsIii,;; SnGi1n1ii i-S
Bssshi,s~ncnnrti .: Metrcrolltan irrors. .Cincin-
p11 nmc,ye S; Mf'Npnn,n' Spnes
PirrsBURG July 1.-THE Baltimore nine defcatedithe
Pittshurg club today. TIE home players could not
bunch their hits. The score vas
Bsii%D1s Ea5iS%Ts - .:.-..........: \
Basehs -Pittsburg. q: baltimore Errors ritsouig,
baltimore. 2. Pitchers-Mo.Is and henderson, OnDe
Mr.
LOUISVILLE. July 1.-The Brooklyn club added an
other defeat its already long list to-day. The Loas
Yille PLAYERS easily as follows:
hqnsyilo Is as nm b.:..'o o:..::.:So SSi9 SEi
Bas hits-Iou svllle II BROOKLYN II. Errrs-Louis-
vllo broOklyn6. PITCHERS EcskeF aud hAf%ins Cn-
pirc-Ar kcl,.
81. LOUIS. July l4.-The Athletics were not allowed
to single run in toaay's game against the st
Louis Brown stockings. MIthews's pitching was Dated
ali the field. Annexed Is tne score:
ST Louis. uis.......-..............-..0 o q o.
AIDie ..--..-.-..-O u u U u D
Pasehiis- Athletes g. Errors-S.. LonI. .;
A hetcs7 Z. H1tchers-FOutz aud Mafhews Umpire John
Council
AT tLancaster-NatIonal % Lancaster @.
BosToS, July Ii tSpeeiab.-The managers OF the Bos
ton club have decided TO strengthen the by getting
of the players fr I'm the Buffalo club II the latter
disbauds.
The games at Syracuse and Rochester postponed
account OF rain
At Wilmin gton. Henderson, 9 Wilmington. o.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
THE COLOR LINE IN THE SIGNAL SERVICE

TIE CVI7VIs rTs'T t. II. '-r''7S'7 ''1''
WAsHIN0roS, July 11.-About year ago
General Hazen dec ncd to enlisi named Green IN
Signal Corps Ire ground that regiments of cav
airy and infantry apart for coored soldiers.
bu: not the 81 Corps. Secretary Lincoln however,
ordered his enlistment In that corps. provided lie could
pass the requisite examination. lie passed the exam
nation 30 Font Myer to undergo the req
ular OF instruction. lie performed all the duties
acceplaby and with the other members Of his class
Gently became eligible for station duty. The signal
Service Observer at Pensacola asked for assistant
ana WAS told that one would sent lie procured for
him rooms and board IN bis own boarding place, ana
made scmrnis 10 receive hlni. Green was
tue man selected, and was 10 Pensacola On h. ar
rival the signal Service officer refused 10 receive bin
because OF his color. The officer has been summoned 10
Washington To make explanation. Tho cOiOred mau
remains In charge OF tc office a Pensacola II is stated
the signal lice that Green asngbed 10 duty a.
Pen -acolp gard To color AMI that the
officer whn dd know the time OF his
sc cctou that lie a colurei man.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15

rornoh runs- Proyilencc o NewYOrk, " FLs, t,ovi
or,ors provsonce .. NewYork l. Base ON bails-fro.t
dcnce 3; New.York L. struck out-proyidence' To,a
York eft on bases Providence Newn orM !" an.
base n -Proyidcuce. NewYork o. Home enhe nlays-
Ihrs Alase hts-none 1wobase hits-none DouDc Pn
and onor Bassett and start I'D pitches
.: Weich / Passed balIs-Daiy. l. Tine of game INV
Umpire. Terence Connel! ,,..or
Colonel McCanli has invited the NewYork and Boston
League clubs witness the performance at & %ecn
Theatre Friday evening. Sevefai boxes na,od
set aside for the the players and their
Calvin the pitcher OF the Buffalo club mas pvdn
leased, and yesterday umpired tbe game a' D""
lie will pitch for the Ptisburg CLUB A.. p,ralo
Manacer Bancroft says that be thinks the D""
club Will not d sbaad the ending OF the season
The Nrw-York and Providence clubs VIII pay aa1, tn
at the Polo Grounds to-day. Radbourne haa aa,e a
arm yesterday. but NAV be able To ptch 'oua1'
will pitch for the New York nine.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-15

MR. CRAMPS YACHT MAY ENfER TIE REUATTA.
"Thestatement alleged to have been made by
ore OF the Mcssrs Cramp that their new yacht could
not take part the Of the American Yacht
club because she carried much steam shows that Mr.
Cramp has not read circular containing list OF the
races said Mr. Hall, the chairman OF the Regatta Com
mittec yesterday. Mr.. Hall then showed reporter
alta notice by which IL at seen that the
Cramps yacht could In the forthe kinney
"Eucry" 'TsherwoDd." "Lundbord' aud CommodOrcs
"A mount carried.