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POST OFFICE ENVELOPE CONTRACT.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Thc Postmaster
General to-day awarded to the Holyoke Envelope Com
pany of Hoyoke Mass the contract for supplying tho
official envelopes required by the department during tho
next fiscal year at the following prices:
No. l, 7is cents thousand; No. = ~ lOi9' no o.
a. 90. No i 90. Ma. : 80 cents; No S. 20; No 2,
So 80; No. 9, 81 So. r.. IT,, u..s
For Nos / : and 3, the White Corhin d Co. BID was
81 954 81 less than the Ho.yUke Company, ana Tor 10
Erederick # Kelogg's bid $40 less hut the Post
Iastor-General had reserved the right 10 maze 'he
NV items or by lowest aggregate bid ana ne
nnE vantage of this make the award TO Inc
Foiyoke Company.
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TRYING TO END HER LIFE AT AN EARLY AGE.
nnsrnN Nay % (NpeciQN.-A pretty looking

BosroN, May % (SpecnD.-A pretty ioohlle
girl OF seventeen attircd In neat hihs dress eero"
,Ie Roston Hotel at $3.50 o'clock this morning. Those
a. tho once looked at her with surprise, but despite
their chances she stepped TO the desk and after calling
the clerk by uane informed him that she wanted 10 en-
gaze a ROOM She was stranger to the clerk Dut he
handed her the register and IN neat hand she wrote
" Airs Nellie s. Bourne, Temp!eton' Mass' enc was
tho, sboUn 10 a room. As those In the Ohce were de
about who and what reasons she Iihu lot
,emafning out tn such late hour, they were slatIou
SySr room she was found lying on the bed WIN -
caiibre revolver giasped III her night hand Dr S!een
% nalcd and on making an examination found mat
re Intended to shoot herself In the heart but the pan
striking above. glanced upward and II pronaoy ogea
mnsce While the physician was attending her she
mn :. ~, why didn't do It. Oh give me something
s nyself ~ she was removed to the City Hospital
and unless Inflammation sets III she VIII probably re-
cover sie refused TO give any reason ior attempting 10
o. ks
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1rlcAr1nS MA1cn. 100 Ayp 300 YARns.
, CHAMPION MAEKsMA\'s CLASS MATCH 200 AND
200 YARDS.
STATEN ISLANDERS WINNING At CRICKET

Favored by fine weather a good game of
cricket was played yesterday afternoon at New Brighton.
s f. between the Staten Island club and the Inter
nationals Of Brooklyn. VI. =. Walker cuptaincd the
home team. and Crril Wilson tie visitors The
were International, - staten Island, 3D. For the
Iutcrnationais Wilson did good service at tho bat
Irritating - TO the and ~ the bowling took
3 wickrts for - runs. g. ChG taking for -. For
the staten Islanders T. Gii JeWctt. Hyde Clark and H.
Ogihy were the aud IN the truudlng depart
men" ilill took Wchcts for runs; Walker Tor
Kr,sler for :. and Ogby, for H. Butler the Now
rnicssonal neither battci nor bowlcd. hut did guod
stuInpiug three
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n Ioua q ] q U U u " u
Runs earn-d-NewY 81 st. Louis q. First base on
balIs-Ne1York 81 LOUIS L First base on errors New
York 0: II Louis !. Left bascs-New-fofk D -
LOUIS. 8 Total base hts -NewYork. II; 81 LOUIS D.
struck Out-NeW.IOr1 o. St. Louis Two-baso MT Mo.
knnon. 1rsebasc hits Connor and ~ Ic.p m1np ds
Double piays-tilasscock Dunlap NICK istI,
brook Gerharit lud ConuOr Mid pche. Boyle = fassl
bals-Deasiey, l. Time ~ game, l:SJ Imphe-Ar CuSh
man.
An interesting game was played nj Prospect fath
Brooklyn, yesterday between tho Commercial ahd iAe
Williamsburg Athletic clubs. The WILLIAMSBURG niue
Outplay ed It's opponents in batting, and bnaly won W
the score of too
The outOf-town games resulted ~ follows:
At Philadelphia Buffalo. q Philadelphia 2.
At LOusye-ilrtropOlitan d; Louisville, ..
Al Pittsburg- Pittsburg. > Baltimore, q.
At It. Louis-St Louis, :; Brooklyn, l.
The scheduled games at Boston. Providence, Chem
natl and Jersey city had to 10 postponed ON account o
tho rain.
PRINCETON, May % Special. Two thousand
people witnessed the college championship game to-day
between Harvard aud Princeton Tn" by innings
was:
Pr,,c.ton .............. ] ) D U l.
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p1AcKJJsTED PLAYERS BEATEN.
BTINN II''0 '7''-@
ST. LOUIS DEFEATED by NEW-fohh-uAMh1 -
nrurR pIACES.

ST. LUUIo DFF HNIHD III NV
OTHER PLACES.
In spite of the inclcmency OF the weather
Yesterday fully $500 spectators went TO the foo
Grounds 70 witness the initial game Of baseball between
the Nev.York and ST. Louis League clubs Much Inter
est was felt to see tho Teinstaed backstcd PLAYERS
They were jaunty uniformed ana present plossua W
tory for the homo club owing 10 the excellent ana enV
tive pitching OF WEIGH aud the hcaNy Daltng u u
whole nine The ST. Louis club fielding Team Is un-
usually strong but from the work accomplished so Ier
this season the men appear 10 he weak nj tho Dat e
only run scored by the IT. Louis club was scratch In
the second inning Dunlap made hit to left held was
sent around TO Third scratch hit just over secOiu
base by shaer Gerhardt stood there with tho ball IN
his hand and Dunlap stole home and the crowd roaIcu
Ward Gla.scock ANA Dunlap did the best neidnB ara
Gillespie and COnnOr the best work at the Dat lAe
score was as follows:
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DEarH on SAMUEL e. BARR.

Samuel c. Barr, age forty-two, died ycster-
day IN the NcwYcrk Hospital. where he was taken "a
wreck ago from the xth Precinct station House In an
unconscious condition His skull fractured Mt the
base and trcphning rcsortcd to- He fingered In a
sc conscious state with lucid periods nj longncrvas
nw or where he Tccc, ed the injury no pelhstrhy re-
trs In discoe lie Il supposed 10 have fallen IN the
street and struck the back OF his head ON tho pavement
IIe vas married saud WAS formerly u member OF the
g,ork Exchange and lieutenant In the 1th Regiment
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REwARDING A CoPIAH COUNTY REFoRMER'
J. l.. MEADES APPOIN MEM AI.OHI1IN' ~ '
ABLK SHOTGUN CAMPAIGN IN MISSISSIPPI
tHY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

81. l..
ABLE SHOTGUN CAMPAIGN IN Missiesiff'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, May 23.-SOme time ago press
dsnatch from Jackson Miss announced the departure
for Washington of Congressman Barksdalo whose
errand was said to be the removal OF number
of Republican postmasters In his district On INV
ground of offensive partisanship' ana the appo'p'on
in their places OF good Democratic PERFORMERS. O "
the counties in Mr. Barksdaes District is Copah motor
tons os ono NJ the roupties in which Democratic re-
former," 20 TO the polls armed with shotguns ana
Listols, and waylay and shoot In inc pach men "l'
whose political opinions they disagree ohe Vi INC HoV
ardent of these shotgun refOrmer5 In COplah Oou''
isl I. Meade, of Hazelhurst. chairman OF the Dei"o
cratic Committee County, and most devoted auneIeu'
OF Congressman Barksdale Meade was chairman Vi .no
notorious mass meeting OF Citizens OF Copiah' "ch
in 1883 after the assassination at the polls OF D.
Matthews a prominent Republican, adopted reSoiu
lions declaring 1t necessary " Tor 'ho '"i''y
of society and the welfare OF all races an"
classes in this county that the Matthew's Iamiiy
shall keep out OF politics in COpiah County Acopy OF
resolutions was served upon the 9totner a era
the murdered man when they returned rom inc mn ~ a.,
The meeting adjourned sulDect 10 lhe o'h Vi '
chairman, j. l.. Meade. . A., oor, 40 tho
Before the election, according to the report vi w
oyernor 70 the sheriff of COpiah Couniywno
turned them to Meade, chairman OF me DeioS ne
course j. t. Meade is offensive partisan but ne
is no doubt earnest reformer ana tne Auiinisa d
for his eminent services in the past mas t aIo
pointed him postmaster at mnzehn Rart d and
Secretary Lamar. He succeeds G.. L. Matthews,
brother of the man who was ad to Vote The
report of the Senate Committee clearly lnuetcs. INV
~ Were among Wheeers accompces in tho
ssassinaton of ]. p. Matthew'S The only criucs r
which Mississippi Democrats will be likely to make
mon Meade's appointment Is that the office Is worth
only 81 100 year aud that eminent and efficient
reorner deserves better reward at the hands OF tni'
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THE INDICTMENT AGAINST sAyps

The case of Nathaniel Sands, the former
chairman OF the Citizens Committee, who indicted
for msdemeaner in tho discharge Of HIS duties rs Tax
Commissioner IL set down for tomorrow In Part III OF
the Court OF General BossiOns sands was accused OF
retaining s15 600 OF commissions illegally. The indlot
,nent was found In February, 1872 and at ab0ut tho
came time civil suit begun against Sands THOMAS
Keoch who has since been superintendent Of repairs
and supplles under Commissioners Of Public Works
Campbsl and Thompson. furnished the $1,000 BAH IA
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Telegraph

wire Is not more Ositive proof Of the
electric current, than are pimpes aud boils
of the contamination Of the blood by i'm
pure matter. Albert II. Stoddard, 30 Rock
st., Lowell, Mass, says: "For years my
blood has been in bad condition. The
circulation was so feeble that l suffered
greatly from numbness Of the feet and
legs; was also afflicted with bois. After
taking three bottles Of Ayers sarsaparilla
my blood circulates freely, and l have no
boils or numbness." Like an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
ABS. TIE WRESTLER, HAS HIS HANDS FULL

CATI ADS, INr VcIInaH WTCsIItT, Who ms doom
AZ successful Ia bis contests since al, arrival IN this
country is likely 90 have his hands full Emil Voss
another giant from the Faherland Is anxious 10 meet
hun Edwin Blbby wants 10 try another turn with him.
ns do william MuldoOn aud MatsIda Sorakich. In adj
d,tion TO these Richard X. Fox has received challenge
backed up with 500 deposit forfeit, from Duncan
G. Ross the champion athlete, challenging Abs To "a
weight lfting match for 5000 side, Grmru- Roman
wrestling match three falls IN vc for 500 or 81 600
side Arthur Chambers has also challenged Abs on be-
half OF Joe Acton wrcstle the best two out OF
three falls. for $3.50 or 300 a side.
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y,roP eRlCs OPPOSED TO VIEW BRIDGE.

personal telegram to Governor I'LL:
Thanking you Tor courtesy OF hearing on bills affecting
civ Interests. ask be specially hcarl upon the lIa-
lcr River bridge hi index No. o. II Is bill nyoly-
is an 1poudturc 81 -. 100000 by the city, and, be-
sdcs do NOT think the bridge Is located properly.
In explanation OF this telegram. the Mayor SAID;
lam oppo-cl 10 mourning expenditure OF TINS Kind
al tho present time The bridge l. not needed IT. Is pro
osrI 10 cross tho river IA tho vicinity 81 iSh Erise
ncv, hril a /, much more needed to replace mat at
NcCom,'s Dam known SO the central Avenue bildse
Ihr bi.l is not "a safe wise measure with lack OF
srboul budlnr. 10 accommodate children IN the upper
utrt Of the cty am opposed 10 iucurrag useless CA
n.uditirc stci a. this bridge Will entail
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oured on the Indictment The case was appsfrT,n a
never called in court and Sands LEFT the cry , bs ar
rrsst I'm the civil proceedings He has recently pT i
arrested in Connecticut Judgment oDane9 rnnse
made inquiries few DAYS ago as to TIE neIa was re-
caeding 10 revive the criminal proceedings nc VIZ a.
yerred 70 District Attorney MARITIME who sent Tor tne ~
allotment The case will be called on Monday LOT puh a
ing and the bondsman VIII be asked 10 P'oNU'0 VIZ
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important Discoveries

are made by scientists, from time to tins
which astonish the world, but there ha
been no discovery, in science or medicine
more important than that Of Ayers Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparilla, which ha
restored health and strength to thousands
Benz. T. Tucker, Pensacola, Fla, writes:
" Ayers sarsaparilla cured me of Livf
and Bilious troubles, when everything else
failed, The usefulness of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
WILLIAM VAN ARsDALE.

William Van Arsdaie died from pneumonia at
his home No. 26 West siXteenth-st. on Friday ITO was
horn on September 1S02 at Newark and III carry ile
the cotton business in this city. When cOlpeiieu
70 abandon IL on account OF the Rebellion ana mas lng
eyosIrht he had anas5ed considerable wealth lie went
,s,, Lmt fonnd no cure for his malady, and was
totally blind for about twenty years He was DaGhe1r
and LEFT no Immediate relatives. The funeral WIN iaSo
Mace Mt the to-day mt r. m Inc Durnl VIII 10
al Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark
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facts: That the greatest evils have often
had their rise from causes which were
deemed, originally, of too little Importance
to occasion solicitude; and that fatal re-
suits proceed from the neglect Of trivial
ailments. Philip G. Raymond, Duluth,
Mimi, writes: "Ayer's sarsaparilla cured
me Of Kidney Complaint, from which
had suffered for years." The transmission
Of a message over
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COURTNEY TO ROW WITH coNLEY.

ITHACA, May % tSpeciGb.- +. Court
noy the oarsman who is at present coaching the Cor
ne crew. has informed his intimate friends here that t
IL likely that he will row double scn with Conley, Of
Maine this summer. but that account will he ap
near on the In single seul They Will row against
any combination except Hanlan and Teemer.
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUI-coMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BRFAKFAST.-'B by thorough knowledge OF tas nu1,,
laws which the operations OF digosoa all nutrition
and by careful appeLOI d tlo nne prOpsrtloI OF
MI Epps has provided with
leeaey Favored beverage which many neavy
doctors JA It's the uiicOuB such articles y
that consutaoaay BIO gradually built up until srons
enough Oresst oyory tendency t0dseas0 Huhdrcdsoi
i maaGes sie toaung aiGnpo us ready tt attack When
evertherc s aweak point We may escape many art sti
ly keepng ourselves wei fsrLAsi with DlooI aal
properly nourshedfrane" Civil Seryos dasettA
hadesinpy with boiling water0r rnx Sold oalf IA half
ponDd tine By 9rocers. labelled thuk JAMES EPPS Cas
Homo Opathie ChemistA Lonloa. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

Professor Root was born at Vernon y. Y, eighty one
wears ago He was graduated at Hamilton College, anu
early in life became teacher In the syracuse AcuoS
aud acted in the capacity at Seneca Falls Ihry
g. 90 he was elected to the chair OF mathematics,
mneraogy and geology OF Hamilton College, holding the
poston until about three years ago, when nc
was succeeded by his son. llo was theh
made Professor emeritus. He was distinguished
% s H. hest OF minerals In the state was
y,adc nv him and Is now owned by the college WIN
uc persoal qualities, he agreeable aud trlehdy III
gisp6ston and had the respect and confidence oi te
students and others he came to Know; ,rO,
Hnn,,r,ct descendant OF Captain Buttrick,
who fought at Concord in tho KeyoiItil3In,
sir SURVIVE, him He was father OF the Hon i;Ilhu
Roo, and Professor owen Root, ~ Hamilton college.
kroiher son died before him. About thrto years ago
he suffered from stroke Of paralysis and had been an
invalid ever since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
NICHOLAS sTILLWELL.

Nicholas Stillwcll, one Of the best-known
residents OF Grayesend Neck, L. L. died ut his nome Oh
Friday night age sevcnty-eght He was always spoken
NJ as Judge Stillwcl having served Kings county as
nm assistant Justice of the Peace for nine years Mr
Stlllvel was n descendant OF the Inlan-ker" Memo
as Stlllwc one the original settlers OF Oraveseu
lie leaves son and three daughters, his wife having
heen dead many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
ARuy AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-0n the mutual ap-
pcation Of the officers concerned the Following Uah'
fers in the 18th Infantry have been made:
First Lieutenant Cyrus N. Delaney, from Company III
.camnany r; First Lieutenant George y. Cook, from
cempapy B 70 Company II. During the temporary ap-
sspce of the Major A. b. Carey pay
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THE YACHT PRISCILLA.

WILMINGTON, Del, May 23.-The Bennett
Douela, Yacht Priscilla which was launched by tho
Harlan and Iollingsworth Company on Thursday,
started at noon in tow for Poilon's works. Brooklyn,
where she will receive her spars rigging, fittings and
ballast IL 10 designed 10 have her In saingtri Dy
Inn
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is enhanced by the fact that 1t can be used
to order Ayers Sarsaparilla from your
druggist. DR.. John Hoffman, Morrisania,
N. Y, writes: SIN all diseases arising
from an impure and Initiated condition of
the blood, there is no relief so prompt and
sure as that afforded by Ayers sarsapa-
rilla." DR.. A. B. Robertson, Chapel Hill,
n. c., writes: ~ wish to express my
appreciation Of Ayers sarsaparilla. I
have used It in my practice, in Scrofulous
cases, with excellent results"
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ter will by direction Of tho President tako charge OF

master win by direction Of tho President tako charge OF
the Office -,
The Secretary of the Navy has issued an order
ing the work Of the Board of Detail created IN
by Mr. Chandler All communications from SaVh 1 ~
GERS relating to assignment to duty VIII DO "
the Office of Detail Navy Department Inc 6yhru I'm IN
sisted OF COmmOdores Walker, Harmony, SGhley anS 80
Sicard Commodore Walker as Chief OF tue buIeau ~
Navigation will hereafter make the assignments VI
officers.
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soroJDs IN A POLICE STATION.

ATUIEW UOOVVNfr1II'|'J
after tramping around Brooklyn yesterday seeking IN
vain for work walked into the Fourth Precinct Police
station Mt p. M, and asked permission 20 ht ooNn
and rest He was allowed 10 sit In inc waulngfoOu
bis pocket and swallowed the contcnts lie was hggIoa
90 tie Hospital. whero hs died OF 0vseek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

THE INQUEST on THE BROOGLTN DTsI STER.
The taking of testimony in the inquest on the
statc-st accident was ended yesterday The case VIII
Inc given 10 The Jury Ia morrow. Tho charrcd fragment
~ a human foot was dug ont of the RUNS yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

THEODORE BOLLU.
PANS. Nav 23.-ThGod0re BOlu, the we'll
known architect dead. lie was born on June D. 1910
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up the faces, and relieving the sufferingsoi
thousands, Ayers sarsaparilla has brought
happiness to the homes Of rich and poof
alike. Mrs. Joseph Perreault, Little Cam
ada, Harris Block, Lowell, Mass, Is a
widow; the only support Of three children.
Several months ago she was suffering from
general debility, and was compelled to give
up work. Medical attendance failed to do
any good, but, by the use Of q bottle OF
Ayers sarsaparilla, she has been enabled
to resume her work, and Is gaining
strength daily. Use Ayers sar-
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2 o o o ? . o 5-l6
] > v U o D / v l. q
RIFLE SHOOTING AT CREEDMooR

The opening matches OF the National Rifle
Association we're shot yesterday n, Crecdmoor Owing
TO the threatening weather the attendance was small
Durng the morning the rain somewhat mtericred with
tie shooting but III the afternoon The conditions were
all that could be desired and some good scores were
made 4 team from the nth Regiment was on the
rrOuud The following were the best scores:
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I: Electric

shock, the pains Of Rheumatism dart
through the body. Rheumatism is blood
disease, and needs an Alternative treatment.
Charles Foster, $40 Atlantic ave., Boston,
Mass, says: "Two years ago was pros
trated by rheumatism. l tried variety
of remedies, with little benefit, until
/ began using Ayers Sarsaparilla. This
helped me, and, at the end of the fifth
bottle, | was entirely cured" Miss A.
Atwood, l43 / St., South Boston, Mass,
says: 81 have been i'll long time, from
poverty Of the blood and assesses.
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PROFESSOR OREN ROOT. LII. d.

UTICA, May 23.-Professvr Oren Root. LIZ
d. for many years Professor Of Mathematics ut Han'i
ton College, died last night at Clinton.
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EiiCr W O,i. Nav ~ $50 a. -ChAi sat Jun. hn
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Cabll $50 $70 Oh older steamers First CsDin slV
ee0o'" N"0'"' W Steerage at lowest rates.
OELRICIIS ~ ~. NJ. = bowling Gresn
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saparia has had the effect Of toning me
UP. Under It's use am fast gaining color,
appetite, and strength"
Prepared by DR.. j. g. Aver
Sold by all druggists, r.
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Ayers Sar saparilla.

No other preparation Is so UNIVERSAL!
esteemed for its purifying and inyigor'
ating qualities.
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