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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-12
SEASONS SPORTS.
Prospects i9 SaTine the Hand
some Stallion Cushnoc.
Lady RsckIilk md Paesf Ginymsde Get
fhsFs" q Fairfield.
The Base Ball Fever. An Isolated Case
at winthrop.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
FAIRfrELD, Aug. TO-
Another good day in which to close the
series Of very interesting races On Fairfield
track. Throughout the attendance has
been large, fully two thousand being present
Friday but not quite as many today.
Cushnoc, who had the misfortune to break
his leg Thursday 10 al Mr.. Gsrald's stables
DIR. Fairbanks has today performed = second
operation, the bandsges used the first time
not being of sufficient strength, only such as
could be made from pieces of cloth st COM
mand. The horse is doing as we'll a. could
be expected. During the two days since the
accident purse of nearly $3.50 has been
raised for his owner. Mr.. Grant. who is a
poor man and this horse his sole Dependent.
Ga account Of the protest entered against
Little Eva claiming that as Matte b. she
won races in Massachusetts IN former years.
She was drawn from the races today aud
sent to Vermont. The matter will ba thor
oughiy investigated. Ii it seems too bad to
asard money TO what is termed ringer,
it 10 simply outrageous to throw cloud OF
suspicion over q strange horse. The officers
Of the track are determined that justice
shall be done Doth pAfties
The irst race called today was the 2.45
class. Mr.. L. j. Lawrence of Fairfield and
Mr.. W. j. Haynes Of Norridge woek assisted
Mr.. Pompilly As judges, AMI the difficult
position WAS filed To the satisfaction of all
For he first race there were twenty-five
entries but only ten appeared.
Several others made their trial during the
previous races and were Withdrawn from
this. The positions at the start were rs fol-
lows: Lsdy Rockville, blk. m, G. W. Sui
livsn, Bangor; Keepsake. b. e., J. A. h.
Hilton. No. Cornville; Midget b. III Chas
Dustin, Pittsfeld; PuritAn Knox. b. $ l.
A. Bartlett, Belgrade; Sul'an, :. s.. A.
Webb, Watervilie; Independence, b. g.. c
B. Cobb, Augusta; Dr.'teal, gr. &, A. 4.
Marston, East Pittson; Frank G.. g.,
Frank q. Hastings, Damsriscotta; Little
Ned, ch. e., g. q. Edwards, Wateryiiie,
Thorne, b. IN T. Scribner, Wsterville.
After considerable scoring they got the
word for the first heat, when the black mare
Lady Rockville led, followed closely by Keep
sake, Little Ned good third; the rest OF
the field trailing. Time 2.3s IA.
Second heat-This heat brought out Keep
sake and Little Ned, who kept alongside of
Lady Rockville. At the quarter pole Keep
sake led Little Ned. but soon yielded TO the
The clip was too fast for the
others and they followed in angle file. .Thorne
dropping behind the flag. Time 2.4o "a.
Third heat-keepsake and Little Ned
made struggle for the front, but the mare
had plenty of speed in reserve and woh
laudlif in 2 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-12

Fell from the Mast Head Hosmer Wins
at Portland.

Samuel Hutchinson, one of the two ship
wrecked sailors whose story of suffering
eaused 40 much interest, was brought before
Commissioner Rand in Portland, Saturday.
He told his original story which was believed
by the court, and he was discharged.
John p. Swanson Of the schooner Fl. f.
Russell, fell from the mast head. Friday
evening, while coming from Spruce Head.
receiving fatal internal injuries. He was
native of Sweden.
day, between Geo. II. Hosmer, Peter Fl.
victory for the former. The official time
was Is minutes and l2 seconds.
About 1900 tons of granite have been
placed in the breakwa,er at Bar Harbor but
the work is progressing very slo sly on &C.
count of trouble in getting stone. The
Goulisboro quarry has been abandoned and
Mr.. Andrews, the contractor, has leased the
Hopeweli quarry at West Sullivan, and will
get his stone from there.
Eight fve-gallon kegs of whiskey we're
found nicely slowed in box marked "f.
Mfg. Co.-chemicals." at Saeo Friday. The
York Company discovered it and the officers
sought the reason with the above fnd.
Two people were prostrated BY falling
thunder Dol, in Auburn the other night.
They both recovered from the shock.
man called j. J. Hill robbed fellow
boarder At the Bates block in Lewiston the
other day. He is wanted by the police.
The Auburn Gazette reports that the Lew
iston base ball team have become discouraged
and doo't care to play any more this year.
The Maine Central has offered very low
rates to the Grand Army boys wishing to
! attend the Milwaukee meeting.
| 1t is expected that secretaries Blaine
Window and Tracy will accompany the
| President to Bath.
! l. vas not ambergris that the Gertie
Lewis picked up OF Portland Harbor. 4
was q worthless substance.
There will be An adjourned meeting Of th'
nth Maine Regiment association At Boo
! worth Post Hall, Moiav at 8 O'Clock to max
Arrangements for the annual reunion
I The fair Msude Abbott Of Buckspoft, VII
shot herself because her people txied to tax
her from living With . Bangor man. uh
. aftervard made scene when removed To be
home during her convalesence, il now u
, pounced to become the lawful bride Of he
: Bangor Romeo
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MARKET aRPoara


. -. tuesdav, Aag. v.
hhANs-,-fca, ~ -, yellow eyed. ~ 0Qas -.
krrrks.--Solid. iAaiSc. hall, tsAyxc.
Chkssk..-factory and domestic, lao.
kaos'- iealss per dozen.
GkAtN-.-Corn, asc., meal, &c.; bran, q % pes
cwt.. cotton seed meal, u 10 per bag.
straw, o. Tsas 90
noSkr -.Hox, iss.suc. per posnd.
LAkp--pomestic, isaisc. western. tiervr iQHii
MtrtuN~ sasc. pcr pound
OAfs---toc. per bush.
POTATOES $agAs0c per bushcl,
forLrRN-towi lsaiac.
Moots.sassc. per ID. anwgshed. Ss. washpxi
Moon~pry hard, o. per cord; soft os 70.
4 %. " WV"
hinSs. iIshi tie, per lhj heavy DC, shcep, No.
Ati 70, veal skins. DC. per 10.
yNAL ca,c per pound.
Aasasta Reef Company's Wholesale Price Currcus
SrRiNa LANB-iAaiac.
Bksf-Sides. 5lanio per ID; hind quarters, Sasc:
FORE quarters, tail, rounds with HANK, 20; rump
aud Joins ioiaisc short rib cuts ioalae; rntties "a
ate eaeks aAsac; ehueks. aaale. stripes 30. Dressed
hogs 5iadc,
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BLOOD OF The YANDALS.
Is Boiling Over Among the Coke Work
ing Huns.

GREENsBuRG, Pa Aug. IL.
Another outbreak is expected at the Hecla
coke works in the morning. The Huns at
Mammoth held a secret meeting last night
and decided to renew the fight Monday
morning and prevent the men at Hecla,
United and other works in that locality from
going to work. Messengers were sent this
evening to notify the sheriff. A posse was
organized of forty men, armed with Win
chester repeating rifles and sent to the Hecla
wcrks, Assistant Sup rintendent Rowe
says The Huns are in a terrible state of ex-
citement ard that may be the outbreak will
occur sooner than expected. The Huns say
they will not allow work to proceed at Hecla
until the advance is given them at Nam moth.
There are not more than half dozen Ameri-
cans in the mob.
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POsrN AsrER5 AFFECTED.
A Decision az to the Time Their In
creased Salaries Begin.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 10.
First Comptroller Matthews has given an
opinion that the increased rate of compensa-
tiou of third class postnasters under the act
of March 3, 1888 resijustiag the salaries vf
postmasters, does not commence until their
commissions are issued by the President and
they have taken the oath of office. Ii was
claimed by some of the postmasters that the
Increased compensation began from the date
of the order by the postmaster general,
changing the offices to third class. A great
many officials and a large amount of money
are affected by this decision.
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MATTERS IN MEXICO.
rroops Against Strikers Drought Kill,
ling Cattls.-Nsgro Colonization.


CRY oS MExico, Aug. IL.
Federal troops are aiding the authorities
against the strikers st Sierra Csrnon and
Coahuil mines. one hundred men are on
the the strike. Drought has caused the
death Of large number Of cattle in North.
ern Tamauhpas. Ellis and Ferguson have
come here in the interest Of their scheme of
bringing negroes from the southern States to
Mexico, Thus far they have received no
encouragement either from the authorities or
private individuals.
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coNDENsHD DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken nom the Current News
OF the Day.

Saturday the Massachusetts, rifiemen ar
rived at New York from England. Nothing
WAS too good for them. They were feted
an hob-knobbed with dignataries.
There was sharp earthquake shock in
the Adirondacks Saturday.
After carefully overhAuling the burned
di'uict Of Spokane Falls it is found the total
losses, including buildings aud stock. will
n, reach over s., ,000, 900 while conservative
business men Who are we'll acquainted with
tie growth Of the city. are of the opinion
thst the loss will not exceed $4,000. 600. The
citizens have already eperge,icaliy COM
menced the work Of rebuilding.
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sTaUcK AT BREWER.
The Bucksport Train In Contact with
Team at a Crossing.

BANGOR, Aug. 10.
Last evening as Mr.. Brown of Orrington
wa. driving over railroad crossing near
Brewer village the Bucksport train came
along and struck the team, throwing Mr..
Brown about thirty feet to one side OF the
track and the horse to the other. MIR. Brown
received severe scalp wound and was
pck,d up unconscious and carried to the
house of Mr.. Sargent. The carriage was
smashed into hundred pieces and the
horse had a leg broken and sustained other
severe injuries which necessitated killing
him
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FIRED THE DOOR STEPS.
They Were Found Saturated With
Kerosene and Blazing.

BANGOR, Aug. 10.
Mrs. ID. A. Garland, who lives on Still
water avenue, was alone in hei house last
evening and two men walked Into the yard
and got a drink of water. Late Il. night she
was awakened by slight noise, but in so do
ny the men outside were frightened away.
The door stoop her husband found to be sat
ursted with kerosene oil, aud this morning
a bottle filled with Kerosene oil vas ia sJme
bushes near the house.
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ORPHAN Asylum BURNED.
The Magnificent Building at Augusta
Ga. Ruined by Fire.


AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. IL.
The Augusta Orphan Az lum, a magniti-
cent five-story building, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire today. The fire department
fought nohly, but was handicapped by lack
of water The structure cost over 100000; I;
insured for 10000 AIT tn, ch liren were
gotten out safely. Two tiremen were in
jurei by falling timber.
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A IN ATIvE OF BATd
Death q Charles ". Marriott at Lowell,
Mass.

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. IL.
Charles W Marriott. assistant engineer of
the tire department, died suddenly this after
noon of heart disessc. He was 53 years old +,
native If Bath, Me, and has resided in
Lowell over 30 years, being nearly the whole
time connected with the fire department
He has been in the employ of j. W Bennett
Co. p consecutive years. He leaves a
widow and two grown-up daughters.
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pen.,ous Granted Maine People.

WASHINGTON, Aug ii.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing residents of Maine;
Original, John Murphy, Don Carl Sinclair
Joseph W. Grant; increase. James Z. HOW
land, VIM. Day. Jacob Springer. Joseph =
Dcre, Thos. G. Huntington, stephen =
Dassest, Susan mother Of Harlow Z. Wood
reissue, Andrew J. Harmon; original, I'd
var,l father Of Edward H. Mill, harne
widow of Abial Jordan.
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SPIRE SHATTERED
BY a Bolt Of Lightning That Fell on
Calais ChuIcn. Man Parlyzed by
the Shock
CALAIS, Aug. 10,

CALAIS, Aug. 10,
An urususil, severe thunder storm, ac-
companied by very heavy fall of rain pass
ed over this city this afternoon. Lightning
struck the spire of the Congregational church
completely shsttering it. The main portion
was uninjured Albert Preston, painter at
work on the church, sought shelter in the
basement and received severe shock. being
carried home partially parslyzed.
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MANY MACKEREL.
Fishing Craft About Biddeford Pool
Report Fine Catches

BIpnEroRD. Aug. II.
A, no point along the New England ccas'
.rs n,ackerel being taken in such quantities
ss off the B.dleford Pool. Every day tue
hav !. dotted with fishing crafts which
bring in from 400 to 1900 pounds day Inc
msckerel " wholessle at from 10 TO Is cents q
pound. Newspaper reports from Cape Cod
and other point. state that but few cafcnes
of mackereI have been made this su MINER
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cRBrAN COMMISSION
The Demand That Chttstians and Mo, :
lems Share Alike

LoSpos, Aug II.
The Cretan commission, treating with Rshl
Pasha, governor Of the Island, demands n
reduction Of financial autonomo, a re-
form Of law courts. and distribution % pub
lie offices among Christians and Mosle ms
according to their respective members
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FOREIGN intelligence.
Nov BoulanSer's Mistress Turns
Against Him.
Turkey and Russia Eyins Each Other
Like Kilkenny Cats.


PARis. Aug IL.
The letters Of Roalsascr produced before
the Senate court tend to prove that Roalanger
shared with the Buset commission paid by
army contractors. Madame Poapric, the
mistress of Boulanger. has written Louise
Michel certain disclosurcs concerning the
General.
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NEW FORTS
That TuIke VIII Build Russians
Throughout the Caucss Organic
ing.

CoSsrASrISorLE, Aug II.
The Porte in view of the Russian move.
ments on the Armenian frontier, will expe
dite new fort works at Erzeroum A host of
men are already constructing redoubt- and
the Russians are organizing corps of the
irregular cavalry throus shont the Caucasus.
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Preparations for good series Of meeting

Preparations for good series Of meetinga
are we'll completed
The grounds look very clean, and all the
temporal arrangements are well made. The
committee uho have charge have been hers
often aud are looking Closely thss everything
.a.s pertains to the comfort Of the large
numoer Who come here may be in the bes
Of order.
Everything today looks very promising
4 large number are already here. hav'
never before seen 80 many Of our best minis
sers here - are nov on the grounds. Doub;
less come will 60 home on Saturday 70 hol
their usual Sabbath services, while other
Who are from distance viii stay TO assts
Miss Van Coss in the Sunday services.
8.
! Aug. Z.
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FREE lists.
Their Ocean Park Assembly Closes
Very Interesting Session.
OLD ORCHARD. Me-, Aug. H.

OLD ORCHARD. Me-, Aug. ii.
The Free Baptist assembly at Ocean fark
closed TODAY. The meetings have been very
largely attended and the season has been
mos, proftable one Mary prominent speak
ers have been presented throughout 'he
me. tipss. The hotels and cottage. have
contained more people than ever before
MANY of whom will remsin seversi weeks
longer
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NEW ssoLAxD ADvEHrs.


SrRINeriElp. Mass, Aug. IL.
Second Advent camp meeting vas formally
oaened in this city today with . large At
y idanee of dclegates from all over New
England. Elder Grant preached = docsrinal
81 rmon this morning; DIR. james HemenAy,
OF Athol, in the afternoon; Rev. W. q. Hig.
Icy, OF Sandy Hill, n. Y, in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-12

When in Boston recently had 3 very
severe attack Of cholera morbns in the night
vbieh caused me terrible distress. F0rtu-
n.teIy hal bottle Of Browns Instant Re
lief" a. ( never uavel without H. Friends
prsparei some for me sbeh relieved the pain
and three doses 40 far cured me that came
home on the morning train.
u. ". THAYER.
South Paris. Oct. 1887.
voay money refunded IL 1t fails TO benent yos
vbsn ssed strictly ~ directed On tnsids wrAppeS
20 ZOO take no risk In trying r..
Grsoid by ali d~aif's. dec6d4mtopc01p
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Bangor s, Boston Blues S.

BANGOR. Aug. 10.
With two men out. s~o called strikes, two
men on bases and the score 5 to in favor
of the visitors, Kirmes lined out two bag
ger 70 centre field and won the game for the
Bsnsors from the Boston Blues. The Ban.
cor batting came very near giving the game
to the visitors and il vas the closest and
moot exciting contest which has been played
here thus far this season
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Rational League 5saadlas.
American Association.

At Louisville A Ashietics | /, Louisvilles 3.
At Kansas City-kansas Citys g. Columbus
|.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis 4, Brooklyns 2
At ciunati.-Cincinnatis 20. Baltim ores
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HORRIBLE BUTCHEaY.
Three Lo1e Women in Remote West
virginiI,ia District Found Murdered.
Cu.s,ssrox " Va Aug IL

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Aug. IL.
horrible butchery is reported from Me-
Dovell county. Particulars are mesgre A
widow named Gillls lived ia remote district
with two daughters about grown, poor but
respectable people. Friday neighbors found
all three dead. evidently erimiually assault
I'd and murdered. Absolutely no clue to the
perpetrators.
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SHEEP vs.. DOCS.


Especial Correspondence of the Journal
SEARsPoRT, Aug. 10.
II, Austin met with quite loss week
or two ago, Is sheep being killed by dogs
The entire lot was killed except one 1here
was no positive proof but by tracks and
other things the dogs are pretty well known.
They have also been caught with other sneep
making havoc 1t is a pity these dogs ana
their owners can't be brought 10 )uSuce'
Which is to bave the preference hese
worthless ours or must sheep rais'hg "e
abABf oned?
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sunday Games.

At Cincinnati. Baltimore 4. Cincinnati B.
At Observation-Disclosures IL; Louisville 3.
At Kansas City Kansas City 6. Colunl-
bus 1.
At ST. Louis.-St Louis IA, Brooklyn 4.
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Only three PAGERS came up for the word
and of these Ganymeie 2.23 IL was the on
" one ever in a race. This detracted from
the interest as the chestnut could walk away
from the rest at pleasure. Time of heat
2 81 Ga
2d and Sd heats. These were repetition
Of the first heat and not very interesting.
fine 2 3S 3-4 and PAL.
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AMs5HRDAM RACES.
New York Horse Carries off the
Palms OF Victory,


AMSTERDAM, Aug. II.
AT the the international races hero "Colo-
mel Wood" belonging to McAfoe of Ncg
York won the prize OF the du sport club aud
prize du compts carrier. The former race
was 2s00 metres and the latter 5000 metres
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Diossomins Aroostook.

A "Trip through the county 1t this season
il most delightful, and the stranger will be
filed With emotions Of surprise and wonder
| q he views the vast natural resources which
! open up to him all along bis rosie. The
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Hits, Clevelari IS, Philadelphia 8 En-
rors Clevel land i Philadelphia IL Batteries,
Beatin and Sulc lie, Buff On. Sanders and
Clements.
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Visitors the Becond Day.

EAsTfoRr, aug. II.
One hundred and fifty members and
friends of the Y. NJ. G. A. are now at the
summer encsmpment of the association a,
North Lnbec, which opened last night with
reception in George 5. Avery's large tent.
In this ts mt religious exercises will be held
during the encampment. Last evening two
hours were passed by the members in getting
acquainted. On Monday the programme of
the work and reception begins and will be
kept up till Aug %. The weather is de-
lightfu, the location one of the most pctur-
esque on the Maine coast and the affair is
already an assured success. Among the
members present are Secretaries Case Of
Lynn, Longee of New Bedford, Lakewood
of Haverhill. Cook of Maine, Whitford of
Cambridge, Mcdonald of Boston, Flanders
of Norwich. X. NJ. Armstrong, State seere-
tary of Massachusetts the Messrs. Skeen Of
Somerville, Stebhins of Athol, Newhall of
Springfield, Leonard of Salem, Perkins OF
Winchester, J. II. Appleton, W. :. Hurl
burt, c. ii. Chaneler and family, j. b. Day
foot and family. Chas Brown, A. ii. Whee-
ford and wife G.. Briggs, T. p. Day, g. ).
Everance of Boston, A. Sullivan of CAM
bridge, Abbott and Todd of Concord, +. ID.
Fogy and wife of Charles,own, Garland,
Fuller aud Crie Of ROckland
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Gany mede ch z, g B. Ingraham,
Camden,
Damari.co,ta. 22:
Maud r., b m, Fred Tobey, Fair
field, ) }
Time, 237 "a, IS "a, 24l-
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At indianapolis.

At indianapolis.
1884 5 7S9
New York. 900 3 6 0 0 0 O. 8
Indjspapolis, OlO0 ) o 0 0 o. 6
Hits, New York l2, Indianapolis 3. En-
rors. New York II, Indianapolis 3. Batter
les, Anderson, Krock and Scmmers, Welch,
O'Day and Ewing.
At Chicago.
l2345 6 7s9 10
Chicago, 1900 10 0 / I
Boston. O24O0 90 o g. 8
Hits, Chicago 3, Boston I2. Errors, Chi
cago II, Boston %. Batteries, Healy and Far
rell. Madden. Kelly an! Camel.
At Pittsburg.
1924 5 6 9
pittsbury. OOOOl 1000 0-l
Washington, 0 0 %
Hits. Pittsburg I, Washington 6. Er
rors, Pittsburg B. Washington H. Batter
les Sowders spA Miller, Iiailock and DAILY.
I2345 7s9
Pittsburg. 4200 o02 0--s
Washington 5000 0 0 3 0-5
Hits, Pit.sburg7 I. Washington I Errors,
Pittsburg 2, Wssniagton ~. Batteries, Sta
ley anil Miller, sullivan aud Mack.
| At Cleveland.
I23 7s9
| Cleveland. O2200 / 4 l-10
PHILADELPHIA, 10000 0 o 5-5
Hits, Cleveiau'i IS, Philadelphia o Err
| rors, Cleve land j Philadelphia IL Batteries.
| Beatin and Sulci lie, Buff On. Sanders and
| Clements.
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MAIkE DISPATCHES.
SUMMER ENCAMPMENr
OF the Y. n. c. A. at North Lubec

EAsrroKT, Me-. Aug. IL.
The summer encampment of the Y. NJ. C..
A. of New York. New England and the mari
time provinces, began at North Lubec Satur-
day, and continues until the 25th inst.
Among the speakers announced are W. f..
Colby of Bridgelor CT; A. N. Whitfore
Of Cambridge; j. l.. Gordon. George s.
Avery, c. X. Flanders. +. ID. Fiagg and
Andrew Case. The singing will be under
the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Stebbins. Public religious exercises will be
held every day save the 10Th and 20th The
entertainment programme is AS follows
18th, clambske at South bay; l4th. excur-
sion to Qnoddy Light life station; 10Th, ex-
cnrsion to Passsmsquoddy tribe of Indians; ;
l3ih, seal and snipe shooting; 20th, excur-
sion to st. John. N. b., and reception by
the st. John Association; 22d, clambake
23d, deep sea fishing and a beach chowder.