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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

County of Portage, ss Case No. 1918.
Clinton, TeunG. Administrator Of the estate of b.
f. Hawkins. deceased, Plaintiff,
Ruth Hawkins ct ais, Defendants.
w Marshall Lyons Comfy. Minnesota, and
ThOmss German, Edward German, William Ter
man. Mary German. George German and Fred
rick German. heirs of Meta German, deceased,
who reside with their father, " Weestling Zerman
ut Stockton. New Jersey. will take notice that
Clinton Young, administrator Of n ths estate Of b.
tember, 1888, filed his petition in the Probate
Court of Portage COUNTY. Ohio, alleging hat the
pay his debts and the charges of administering
his. estate; that he died seized in fee simple of
the following real estate, to wit: Situate in the
County of Geauga and StateOf Ohio. to wit: Be-
ing part of lot No. in the township of Troy in
said County, and bounded as follows Beginning
in the % ceGter OF ae s H at hg nPr5h % s1sf
Marcia Pratt, to Drayton Gilet; thence west on
said Gillets-Dorth line % chains and 81 links. to
post; thence north chains and 81 links. to n
post; thence cast Is chains. 81 LINK TO the center
of said highway; thence south along the center
of said hi -hway to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning 20 73-ltI acres of land, surveyed by W
W. Beais
Also: another lot of land. situate in the town
ship of Hiram, County OF Portage. and State OF
Ohio, known rs u part IF lot No. Q in said town.
ship. and bounded "a follows Commencing in
the centar n. and ). road leading from the viii
lage of Hiram to the 4. and w. Center road at a
point where the river road intersectS the first
mentioned road; thence nOrtherly } feet; thence
westerly lou feet thence Soulnerly 10 the center
of river road thence eASterly along the center Oi
said river road to the place of beg lning, contain
ing 81 8 16 reds of land. That Ruth hawkins
widow of said decedent. is en- tiled to the use Of
| said real estate for life.
The prayer Of the petition is for the determining
| the rights of Ruth Hawkins therein. and that
said property be sold to pay the debts and charges
as aforesaid.
| William A. Hawkins and the above named
! heirs of Netta German arc hereby Eotiiied that
they bave been made parties defendants to SAID
| petition, and that they are required to ausw el
! the slme on or sfore the 18th day of May, 1889.
CLlNrON YOUNG, Administrator
| OF the estate nf Il. f. Hawkins deceased.
| CoSANr & HANsELTAv, At vs.. l073-6w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

The piles ant Spring days of the past
week have Ueen favorable for our re-
porter to be ION the war PATH for
items of local interest, and he begins
to think he is neglectiug his oppor.
tunities, if he fails to drop in at
Clewell's and pump the force for Dry
Goods items''-in fact. he tells the
managing edi' Or ChemD that he has
seriously thought it might become one
more additional feature to the readers of
our "Udludble paper" to work up a
Especial Dry Goods report"
The boys were pretty busy, letting
out BARGAINS, they said, and he could
not get much out of them this week,
but sauntering down to the rear, where
the "fne york. is done, he found the
Proprietor busy in filing an order from
lady customer in Southern Kentucky
He showed our reporter very hand
some order for dress goods and many
other pretty things-all sold by sample
but the best thing, Clewell said. was
the letter from the lady. We will
quote
Your samples and letter were duly
seceived. We were all delighted with
samples. I am boarding with quite
number of other ladies, all quite sty lish
and dressy. Mrs. - from Nashville
"a charming lady, whose judgment
and knowledge OF such things is wtr
thy of note, Gays she has sent for sam .,
Piles from New York, Philadelphia,
CiDninnati, Louisville, Lexington and
Nashville, aud these samples are the
prettiest amt finest aud best lot of
samples she ever saw."
And to verify the genuineness- of
them herself, Cleweil showed the goods
cut off and arranged ready for ship
ment to his fair customer. Verify, an
other proof that "a prophet is not with.
out honor save in his own country and
among his own kith and kim" Cleweli
says sil these things are very pleasant
and he tells US that the Order De-
partment has grown to be quite an
important feature of his daily sales.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

The duty of cheerfulness is exempli-
fed in the following from Herbert
Spencer:
Happiness is the best of tonics.'
fictitious. as you please, and cheerful.
ness begets health, and health begeta
cheerfulness."
Ergo, health i, contagious.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
Departures Dur,ns the Week.
80. VIA TIE E.R1E LINE.

- VIA THE ERIE LINE.
d w. r, Droubarger and nily left for Craw
fordsville, Ind, Monday.
Jos H. Barker, nephew of w. B. Hopkins
who has been Wis ng in Ravcnna the creates
portion of the winter, let for San Francisco
Wednesday.
]. B. HNrrison, of Windham, went TO St. Au
gustine, Fla, Tuesday night.
- c. & p. LINE.
Miss Nellie Shipman reu.red to Washington
Thursday
]; Heffner went to Reading, Pa, 18TH.
Mn. Alba Bowles retu ned to Boone. Iowa, on
Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Reed retu ned to her home in
Philadelphia, Pa, on the I5'h, after two weeks
visit in Ravenna, the guest of Miss Jennie Banks.
=. & w. LINE.
F. D. Redfed went to Newton, Kas., on the
18th,
Mrs. A. A. Graham went to Toledo. Wednes-
dlY
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

Special attention paid to hair cutting
and dressing for ladies AM children
at the Etna House arber Shop.
See the new steel Independent run
ner Roh.sleds, at T, F. Thompson's.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the qualified vo-
~ teTs of Ravenna Viii igs District that the
next annual election wili occur on Monday,
April LIST. 1889, and will De beld at the town
al, RaVenna. o., between the hours of q
O'Clock m. and o'clock y. nl.. ut which time
two mencbrs of the Board of Education of
Ravenn4 Village District, viii be elected to
serve for period of three ycais i'll place of E. Z.
Wait aud ~. II. HolcOmb, whose terms of SER
vice will expire on the third Monday of April,
1889. By order of the Board.
JOHN G. BEATTY, Clerk.
Ravenna, Ohio, Mar. Is, 'S9
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
for restoring gray hair to its original
color and making hair grow thick and
strong.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
Was.ls Steam Laundry!

L have taken the Agency of the
Warren Steam Laundry. It's reputa-
ton is good for doing FIRST CLASS
WORK. Any work entrusted to my
care will receive prompt attention.
Office at ]. s. SMITH & Sons store.
Work sent out WEDNESDAY, and
returned FRIDAY of each week.
1872 WILL r. DAv
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z 600,

Yes, two thousand yards fine brown
cotton, at &c. a yard.
N. CONVERSE & Son,
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ENOR SALE-One Piano Box Buggy-nev:
4 ono Dog Cart, with top: one Lightning Rod
Magon With Ladders and Tools complete; one
fine Carriage Horse, years old. weighs 1870 Ibs
color black: sound and ntle.
1* CHAS. E. FOE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
Kid Gloves.

Come and see something new that is
not to be found anywhere else in town.
n. CONVERSE Il Son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
satfns. Silks and Pushes.

We show a new line this week
Come and see our "a inch plush at S5c
N. CONVERSE & S)N.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

SsNAAE " at home - in these Departments and
prepared show
other house Portage
'E' ty and Price,
the
In woods We
display
cuvey and trade.
We promise all present and prospective purchasers
glad surprise and revelation prices
WI" De found equal to the
in
qualification of taste for the and dbeautif
In our eighteen years experience in business, have
ever found mutually profitable
process OF purchases and
AS the past SO in the present. this method
headquarters for the dscreety patronage
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
M. a. KING

Represents only Companies Of financial ability
and prompt response in payment of losses.
0ffice-Room IA, New Riddle Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
PROCLAMATION.

THE electors Of the Village of Rsvenna are
l. hereby notified that an election will be
held at the usual voting place in said village on
the 1st day of April 1889, between the hours of
O'Clock u n. and O'Clock p. N. The follow
ing officers are 10 be chosen: councimen.
marshal. watet works trustee, l scaer of
weights and measures.
Given at Ravenna this 18th day of Msrch,
1885. JAMES W. ROLCOMB
lS24-2 Mayor.
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n. CONVERSE & SON
Valuable Pro 9erty for Sale.

TTyHP1IvERY STABLE at Village of Wind.
ham, including real estate and fu;i equip
,1sin9s for first class Livery business, for sale
either in whole or the real estate and livery
. trade. Also, q CHOICE FARM OF 65 acres.
The WINDHAM GkIST MILL. located on
N. ~ P. & o. X. R. Switch. is for sale at q
pyfce that should command a purchaser
Enquire OF Z, D. SNOW,
lQ7o.4w Agent.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
x8GAEEEE5E8 ~.

question OF relative Importance, is, care you going
Carpet this to
the place where can buy the handome
such being the confident
oracing as does the product the
Paor Carpet become faded dngy?
Moquette Body
snow you patterns from SOC In
qred In purchasing this excellence
get FULL VALUE MONEY EVERY TIME To sure
you are buying Lowell look for the hollow stick in
Cap-whch
Iugrins
ART SQUARES ST.. So up
SMYRNA in design and beauty
Stair and Hemp Lining
When desired
Estimates furnished candSoc Halls
An immense line Of China
floor covering its merits and durability
OIL CLOTH vai
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~ ew -AGvertiS' It's.
THAN Ks,

To these ia Ravenna who have purchased of me
the Ideal Clothes Frame" A sample will be
found ut +. n. MARvIN's. Any orders left with
him will he promptly filled. L expect to be in
this place again about April 1st.
lUSj-2t L. ID. SNOW Agent
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
NEW GOODS
S7ESEE 3 s15.ST1(55s5 55S5E IS q
THEY ARE HERE

% F<A<\Aers eNS S~>s~<N-S>oS SS S0Ss~<S S@Se~
THEY ARE HERE
And they are coming. and will kee p
coming, as the welcome Spring comes
on, and we-wsnt everybody to come
and zee them.
We will take pleasure in showing
you our
New Striped, Plaid and Pl ain
DRESS GOODS. Handsome
and Cheap.
New Satines sand Ginghams at
1Oc-worth looking at.
Good Domestic Ginghams at sc
New Turkey Red Table Cloth.
from zoe to 50c.
A New line Lace Curtains, from
90c a pair, up.
A Grand Stock New Embroider-
ed and White Goods.
Look at our New Soc, soc, and
66c Corsets.
VIII soon receive a large line
Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
direct from manufac ,urers, which we
know will please the Ladies in quality
and price. Please csll and see them,
whether you buy or not
A better or cheaper line of Domestic
Dry Goods can't be found in the coun-
ty.
~v We can not and will
be UndersGld,
for we pay for every dollars worth O.
Goods we purchase, in ten days. Thai
will meet any competition, aud keer
business alive.
Come and;see if it is not as we say
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

LNDk SALE "A FINE LARGE DURHAM
~ COW. Also, a fine Grade Heifer. For sale
at a BARGAIN. Call on or address
II. L. SMITH. .
Corner BoTeTy and Prospect Streets,
lU13tf Rayenna, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Cynthia E. Spencer. deceased. .
TlHE undersigned has been appointed and
Il qualified az administrator OF the estate OF
Cynthia =. Spencer, late of Aurora, Portage
Ceunty5Dhio-' deceased.
Dated this 18th day of March, A. d. 1889.
.-,xH Ii GEO. +. D0UTHITT.
Attest c. d. INGELL, Probate udge, 1913
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
MARRIED

March a. 1889 byRev. Andrew Wilson. at his
residence. Samuel Davis, of Neadville, Pa, and
Miss Maria Il. Ilurlbut, of Kent.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
ROOrsTOwN CAUCUS,

The Democrats of Rootstown are notified to
meet at the Town Hail. THU RSDAY EVENING.
MARCH 2Sth, 1889. to nominate candidates for
Township Officers.
NJ V WINEIER Com
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
a.: FARM FOR sale.

On Turnpike. One and a Half Miles
Northwest of NY. p. & o. Depot.
Ravenna, Ohio.
72SACRES, without buildings.
giving purchaser an opportunity IF
locating and constructing new and modern ST. Il
Dwelling House, Barn. and other Outbuildings
to suit his own notions. The entire farm under
fence nearly new. About fifty acres in timber
Superbly watered by brooks and springs Young
Orchard of seventy-fyc (selected VARIETY Apple
Trees. it will make one of the best Stock and
Dairy Farms in the County. and being so near
the city OF Ravenna. it will make desirable
residence for some one who desires a home just
outside the city limits. Will be sold cheap. and
deferred payments given. if desired.
Apply to COL. ROYAL TAYLOR. at Ravenna.
or the undersigned. at Kent Ohio.
lO71 AHARVIN KENT.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

Letters remaining in the Postoffice March 20.
Mrs. Ella Dryman, J. B. Merwin. =
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Carpets.

We will have a new line 10 a few
days. n. CONVERSE & Son.
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and UrauRriRsI

Designs which in beauty will
Sash Curtain Msea Shades
Upholstery Goods; Cohs
shades. Full line Upholstery Gimps.
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v ALL PAPER

1000 1uoo nooooooooooc 20 'o0oO o oonoooGo
We have as pretty a liBs of New
Papers for the Spring Trade as can be
desired, and we invite all buyers to
examine our stock before purchasing,
as our prices will! be as Low as the
LOW EST.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

DaANO FOR SaLE.-
l. One Raven Bacon Piano for sale CHEAP.
Inquire of MRS. ID. A. DEWEY.
ENOk SALE.-Split Chestnut Fence Posts
~ Inquire of GEO. Z. TICKN0R,
z. o. Box 59f, The Milkman,
Ravenna, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
STATEMENT

OF THE CLERK OF THE SCHOOL FUNDS OF RA-
VIENNA VILLAGE DISTRICT, PORTAGE COUNTY,
O.. EOR TIE YEAR EN DING AuG. 81. 1855.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
IEGAL.NOT

The State of Ohio. In Probate Court.
County of Portage, ss. Case No. 1918.
Clinton YeunG. Administrator of the estate of B
f. Hawkins deceased, Plaintiff,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21

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He oft finds medicine who his grief imparts,
But double grief afflicts concealing hearts
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-21

 J. J. Blackman tS Co. SS South Main street. J. F. Flood, cor Liberty and Mill street w. E. Buckley, 51 East Main street.
 Coal and Wood. N W. Greenman. a Bank street. Miller < Strickland, 1O7 Bank street,
 Bakery. Kelly, North Main, South Main and Bank St. Miller S Strickland, 107 Bank street.
 Meaks. S. Bohl, 94 eouth Main street.
 Ludertakers. Martin Bergen. e South Main street. w. F. York, 72 South Main street. John Moriarty, 20 Grand street. J. M. Burrall & Co, 50 Bank street. w. H. Hunt, 61 South Main street.
 PAys1c1ans and Surgeons. S. H. Platt. A. M., M. D., IA Abbott avenue. Henry F. Gill M. D., 1853 South Main street. Dr C. w. $. Frost, 137 Bank street. Mrs A. w. Bishop. Baldwin avenue. Dr E. A. Towne, 1O7 Bank street.
 Real Eshate Agents. D. II. Tierney. 131 Bank street. A. F. Abbott X Son, 100 Bank street. '
 FI0z0eyS. A Dallas, 16 Union street. R...S. Rasmussen, Bank street. w. J. Snow. g South Main street.
 BreHerS ana B0tHeys. Hellmann & Kip. C. E. Miner, IS Spring street.
 Paper. White < Wells, 1856 Bank street. R. E. Hitchcock & Co, a7 and So Canal street, Carbets and Ubh0lsier,Mg. J.N Clifford, 1Os Bank street. Elkins & Wake, 123 to 127 South Main street. George o. Booth, IS Abbott avenue.
 Concrete Walks F. F. Pierce, s5 Baldwin street.
 Proprietary Medicines. Lane's Family Medicine. Hunts remedy. Dr Pierces Favorite Medicine. Dr Nelson's Corn Salve, James Farrell. agent
 Photographs. Adt & Brother, AS Bank street,
 Second Hand Sore. Alonzo. Harper, 30 1-s South Main street.
 PemmansAib. P. E. Holly, 1s1 Bank street.
 Sxeam Laundry. E. R. Davis & Co. Canal street
 WaN Raber. L. H. Haase. 117 Banklstreet.
 Live,y .Sxable. Peter Kelly, 169 Bank street..
 Scrap Iron. .. M. E. Keeley, IA Meadow street. Dressmdkers. 4-- Lavigne $ Morals, 4 East Main street. Pianos, Musical Meyehandise. JIM. Kellogg, 162 South Main street.
 ZuSurance. '.- .---.- s'- Lawrence & Granniss, 61 South Main street Maurice F. Carmody. 13 East Main street. c. H. Bronson, Postofice building.
 HpkelS. Earle House, Bank street. United States Hotel, New Havon. Lakeside, Simonsville. Shore House, Savin Rock. Island View House, Stony Creek. . Emtlcymen4 O6fce. E. A. Robbins. es Bank street. -. P.umdtng, .&toDes, Etc, 9 Rowland. Drouve < Co. 6 Harrison avenne Clark & Minor. 140 Bank street.
 Reshan,ant. Charles F. Smith. 62 East Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-21

WARD BOSSES IN NEW HAVEN.
 Commenting on the school election of last Monday in which certain unsavory democratic politicians concentrated all their energies to defeat Mir Samuel R. Avis, the New Haven Register moralizes on the weakness of ward bosses and says they "find themselves reduced to zero when spread all over the city" All this may be true, and yet we fancy we remember some recent instances where the strength of the ward bosses ill New Haven was so very great that the Regis ter had not the courage, if it had the disposition, to attempt to oppose it. To man up tree even the doings of the new board of education at it's first meet
 ing last evening might suggest that the ward bosses who were defeated by the people last Monday were at least in the flies when the comedy of organization was put on the stage.
 However, we are disposed to believe with the Register that the opposition of the ward bosses may not unfrequently be a tower of strength to the men who have earned it. That is, when, as in the case of MT Avis, the people are made to understand, by the vociferous warnings of the press, that those bosses have Gar
 ranged to take the scalp" of the man against whom they have raised the ven- detta. It needed but the knowledge of the fact that the notorious statesman "Tommy" Sullivan had put on his war paint and gone on the trail for Mir Avis to win votes for him that under ordinary circumstances he could not have hoped to secure. That the Register spread this knowledge and made it SO clear that even he who ran might read is credita- ble to itself, though it must bring it a pang that it was not equally jealous on former well remembered occasion when it weakly gave way to the ward bosses without uttering hardly word in opposition. If its success in the case of Mir Avis shall inspire it with renewed courage to turn on the light when ill fu- ture elections Statesman Sullivan and his notorious gang arrange to take the scalp" of honestly nominated democrats the Register will be fulfilling duty to it's party which the honest voters have a right to expect from it. It may be that the opposition of men who find encyclo- pedias in rum barrels, books in beer vats, sermons in whiskey jugs and politics ln gilded saloons is recommendation for it's victims, but the fact that they have earned this opposition must be made as clear as it was in the case of Mir Avis.
 There is something besides ''the weak ness of ward bosses for the Register to learn from the election of MT Avis. It is that this weakness is never SO likely to be demonstrated as when their schemes are laid bare to the people. When they are allowed to work in the dark, with the public eye astigmatized, nothing but death and taxes is more certain that they will succeed. It is in revealing their machinations, in turning the electric glare of publicity on their schemes, that the Register will fulfill its highest duty to the public and the dem- ocratic party of New Haven
 THE HARRISON PENSION CREED,
 Corporal Tanner can carry into retire. ment the consoling thought that he has done service tO his country in dra O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-21

SECRETARY TRACY's compliment to ex-Secretary Whitney continues to gain him favorable notice and friends among those who desire true manliness. Hand some IS as handsome does. indeed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-21

0anney, wnO naS umplred Tn both the league and association, says that the latter has the best pitchers and base runners, while the league has stronger hitters and better felders.-St. Louis Republic. What dld he say about the catchers of the league, so superior to those of the asso- citation, and their effect on base-running? Remember Ewing and the poor Browns.
 When Kelly signed a three-year contract with Boston one of the provisions in it was that he was to captain the team during that period. He had the triumvirs by the throat, as it were, last spring, as they had to reappoint him against the wishes of the Boston 'fans," or else violate their con- tract with him, and thus set the liking" free. Kelly says he will remain captain un- til his contract expires.-N. Y. News.
 The stars of the baseball world, while not particularly beneficial to the game itself, at least afford valuable lessons to the aspiring youngsters of the profession, and are standing and shining examples of the value of temperance. Nearly all of the veteran players who stand high in the league and association and command the lives and abstemious habits. The brilliant player with ''lushing" tendencies may flourish apace for a season or two, but can not hold his own in the long run with the man whose faculties are unimpalred by excesses of any kind.-Kansas City Times.
 The Boston and Athletic teams which went to England in 1874 were made up of these men:
 Boston,. White, c.; A. G. Spalding, D. 1; James O'Rourke, 1b. Ross c. Barnes, 2b. i; Fl. SchaeffeE, 3b.; George Wright, 8. S.. A. J. Leonard, 1 f.; Harry Wright, c. Lf.; Cal Mcvey, r. f.; Sam Wright, G. W. Hall, T. L. Beals, subs.
 Athletics-J. Fl. Clapp, c. ;J. D. Mcbride, D.; W. D. Fisler, 1b. Joe Battin, 2b. E. B. Sutton, 3b.; Mike McGeary, g. S.; A. w.. Gedney, l. f.; J. F. McMullin, c. f.; A. C.. Anson, r. f.; A. J. Reach, J. F. Sensen- derfer and Tim Murnane, subs.
 John B. Day denies that J. J. Coogan of fered him $2OO, 900 for the New York fran chise, and the Times, gossiping about New York profits in baseball, says: "Since the Metropolitan Exhibition Company was formed, in the fall of 1880, the profits have been enormo us, and it is said that the old Nets and the present New York club have cleared about $750,000. The diamond field sport Is increasing each year in public favor, and Messrs. Day, Dillingham;, Alp pleton and Gordon, the holders of the stock, are not inclined to sell. The former, how ever, who is shrewd business man, said that if he could get more than he thought his interest was worth he would part with 1t, but the sum would have to be much larger than the one offered by MT. Coo9an.' D
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-21

MIR GRUBB, the republican candidate for governor of New Jersey, is raiser of fancy poultry. But he will never have chance to hear his roosters crow over his election in New Jersey.