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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17


ho Nount Vernon nine at Mount Vernon yesterday III
br,fiant ten.lnnng game. The score was as follows
uackett.C arhsrt -. u . % n "a
arned runsackets D. Two;n1Se hitSTAne Of
~. hIt-Kraus Base halls-Ou lierney - Oh
IN od Stuck out-By Temey ~. by Town,
End Stolen ta-es-Abrl. krans Cri' bT,s e,a
s,,cb Tovnsend Passed bills-krans 2 lie STH 80.
R@,e on ,rrors-HacAets 2 Mount vernon ~ nn.Iv nv
Itch, 70 bbens Time Of gam 81. uih ie-pa ~
11 xsuYotk Athletic Club played their last game IN
n. A o. champ lonahip series yesterday at the roo
Gounds They defeated the Berkeley Athletic Assoca'o,
for IN. fourth successive time ana ara aS'ur'u VI '"O
ol,c, bv large margin. The score
scrNeIcy A. 81. Q o ! Q 10
Basshits-Berkclrv \. \. New YORK - EEaesl9v
nerKsley 4 a. : New.York \. c, 4. BatterIr r,t w. N
and hi bard. Murray and Holland O"p"
The Staten Island Cricket Club team won ano'n kan'
from the Englewoo Field dub, at EnPe"ood' Ses'ey
with the bases full in the eighth inning Ihr"
lp,.d home run over tennis baekstop nets In 'Ins
,or thu hall Compel was severely injured by running nto
tho nets Hopkins made Aree-6'ss hi' anu 'NN'n
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nothing with him.

nothing In the sixth the home team took turn
At smashing" anu knocked Seward out McMahon. who
vas substituted little better The contest was full
inning The
- Louis............... ! I ! I'll
athletic INSTRUMENTATION I'LL
Baseaits-St Louis Il, Athletic Il. Errors-Se LOUIS
[. Atuleuc 2. titcAeIs-SlyeSts anu seward impure
l1L1slie
At Hartford-Ha tiord ., Newark 5 exhibition game.
AT Wllning,on-W .lmins ION l. NewHSyen 20.
Toledo 16.-Day. the haTdhittng pitcher OF the
b. ookyn Association tonight signed contract with
the New1ork League team and lett At Snce 70 Ioin
Nu:rie's men. lilo refused offer from the Buffalo
brotherhood MANAGEMENT. he would sign with NJ
club outside Of the National agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

Saranac Lake. N. Y. Aug 10 (speca) The saranac
nine was again defeated to-day by the Loon Lake
team by the scorC OF 10 l. The feature OF the game
was the latter worn OF Valentine pitcher and Smith
catcher OF Loon Lake About seventy-hye Loon Lake
.ople came over to game. The Loon Lake nine
will play their Of the season with Paul smiths
At Loon Lake, next Thursday afternoon.
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THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACFs.

For A cool and delightful sail down the harbor and
an ENJOYABLE day at the races, take the magnificent
steamers Sandy Hook. Monmouth or ST. Johns from
Pier No g. North River foot Rector-st at " III a. M
IL TX and D. m.
All Eail Route.-Trans leave New York. foot OF
Liberty-st, North River. s:l5 9:15. rs. II rs
a. m: 10 80 special express. IL AS special express.
/ special express, 80 p. m. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

The Sporting Times" to-day says that gigantic oee
ball deal is being arranged. The statement Is MADE 'nA
deal IS on foot for the consultation Of the Piayefs
League and the Auer, an Association IL t. said that tne
Athletics Louisville and St. Louis clubs are to Join the
Player League ana Plttsburg and Buffalo cluos
will b. dropped The other nve American Associa"oh
clubs ar. to be allowed 70 snlft toE themselves
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| Lt sLOIt
NEW-YORI

Earned ruus-Boston g. New.York Home tan run LIT,
nan. Two-base hts-SuliNan. Hardie. Thfee,Dase MT
Brodle Sacrifice hlts-Loag. Sullivan. BIode Lowe oNe
HaIde. Smith. Getzen GasacocS stolen rs
z by Rusle Z. Fist base on erroTs-boston = Ng~-
York 9 HIT BY pitched ba.l-Tucker. Passed oaI-
Buckley. Wild D.tch--G :zen. Struck out-By IetL.Li
by Rusis 3. Double plays-Whistler and Basse1' On'
MIR Il
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)RESCENTS.


Staten Island AthetIcs Q : Q :
Earned runs-Staten Island g. Crescent o. tlraI oase
on errors staten Island 3, Crescent . LGft on
Staten Island l. Crrscent q ba'es on FI Snreden
Willard Ansado bingham . Fountain :. " y, ,at NJ
rent"r Stolen bascs-Var Zant. MURPHY toru russ.
Paertncc htsLo'iiyn. Willard FORD RonG" play " az
nitchcs~Van Zant, snecden umpirc-I' Buhce' lNhe
Of game-1 40.
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TIIpFF MILES.

A three-nile cort st and I've other rares in which
newly arrived Wcst"rn winners VIII meet Eastern
horses for the first time the features for tomorrow
~ Brighton. Tcnnv'. race aranst Tin" on WedneS-
dav An Coney Island roads direct 10 track -.
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Earned runs-New.York g. Boston .. firss ohSy DN
-Sew.Yo.s l. 9. Lof on base w Or
Ro.ton D. III t base b,lson Kees OF Gran"
IN Ua,i.. y Oh Gunbcrt l. OF Daly g. oi kelA :. SSfpH
out-,orf Conner sls rl Brouther, H. hieaafu'P 5
n,ir uouc run.-Conuor BrOut.crs Quinn thr eua~ M.
E.ur Z vnbasc hlts-D Richards son. Sa'tcry. StoEey
n.rriac. hts~Ccrnor JclI ston Hatfield. BFoutIer9 II
~, ba,d-on Nash Daily Stolen baf s-GQrc = heIy 4
Brouthers Doubo pisysH Hatred D. EchardsGh ana
nronlhcrs Wild n.tchcs-Daly 3 keofe J. crane l. MAJ
fSii . passed bslls-Fwing Implres Ferguson anu
Uotb.rt Ilnt-o 30
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Carr and jerks made

Mowry hurt trying for the ball Carr and jerks nAo
two doul le plays. The score: .
s sia,% Isaq E,o G. { G Q 9 Q 3 %
Batterles-Tyng and Carr westervelt and Gaunt BASE
hits. l. c. c. s. E. r. c. g. Errors-S.,l l. o. l. D.
z. & 4
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The Staten Islond Athletics defeated the Crescents at
West New Br ehton yesterday. before large array Of tie
wealth and beauty Of ,hc Island ia the Bay For ue
nr.t few innings went weh but IA ue 1u un'
fourth the Crescent fielder, ed TO De AFFLICTED Win the
mind starers and nine the Athletics credit WAS
the result The score a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
W. L. scotss ch. Torso. 3 Ios; .CTayl0r) 81 IL

mile Joined by Stockton who quickly retired
him. Ornamme came up and challenged stockton IN "o
stretch right boldly but after brief dispute svocN'o"
shook him of and won ceverly by length orinainne
half length before Philosophy, who beat Torso eight
lengths
SIXTH RAcE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. SIS EACH.
$3.50 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs ON THE STRAIGHT
'0'A'A sRss'tins
Prince Charlie Blomida. yrs. 100 n % .,
J. M0GG3 ercot,. b. t. samaria '' : 81.
j. 7. wiiams's b. h. Tom Hood, Q. 10 :, , A.,
O. L. Richardson's b. h Pain Killer: 5 1o3. -,
G. Forbess blk. c. Rockford 9, o5. % O.,
Madison Stables :. c. Iaco 8, % BuIai o II So
L. e. Myerss Ell. (. Lady Agnes 3. ~. o ,
j. f. McDonelas b. Z. Daisy woodruff. ( A.,
BonShurCh Stables b. 6. sercnadeG 90 on ao,
A. NJ Platts CHI. g. Hamburg. 4, 90. -
T. P. o'Haras ch f. Teddy Venture, ;. iOi; % al
j. Dunn's b. (. Louise 4 81 .tsnedAkeno 4o-i Ia
Davis Halls b. c. Fad 2, 1o9 ..Anderson)o 'o-i
samaria got OF in front and led for quarter, "hen
she was passed by Autocs held the lead to the eno
winning in the easiest possible manner by six lengths
samara second, length before Tom Hood. NO ou iof
the winner.
SEVENTH RACE-BEAcoN STAKES WLht LEN
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. sl5 EACH, s1J9
ADDED. SEVEN FURLONGs on THE iNNN''
CIRCULAR COURSE 9gse''nf.
A. sSlsa: B .' 4 RES 3 EilSE,s - s as
j. T. wllIams'' ch Ed H fI2Tsion "a lo-l IS
Castle Stables b. c. Thondafe 2 q T.! ,Sa, 81 ~
i0i7' Thne-i :29la.
Betting had been going for ten minutes WIKI
Pagan screaming favorite when Mr. Lorillards trainer
asked leave to withdraw colt. he had pulled up
lama in his preliminary. Leave granted, al oe's
we're declared on fifteen minutes given for ne" ooo
Thorndae made pace for six furlongs ana gave VIZ
10 Lady Reel who she pleased nv TWO Ienb''''
Brussels .erond four lengths before I'd. Hopper
EIGHTH RACE-SwEEPSTAKES MAIDEN wv
YEAR.OLDs. s15 EACH, $3.50 ADDED Five
FVHLoN'S ON THE ''"A''"' Wv a'tfinesi
John Evans's ch. -, by IroqqoisEw,iro, Al 21
J. X A. H. Moiris's b c. KEY West 20
T winters. ch. c. Average II q! toa ~ 81
Rancocas sabe's b. T. II ir-s. los Taylor % 80
s. ". Streets ch c. Mr.. Sass, I,.,:ono %, II
Ramap2 stable; br -, by ir Sg@c T. so-r s-l
sonchurch Stables b. c. War Dgke III n %, II
c. Reed Sons b. Benjamin; II Il-,,v;o =, 10
Tme-l :0c.
Kew West seemed possessed Of seven devils AZ the
ms, and frottd himself fury. delaying the start
ton ninut4s Heiress took the track AZ the fa q the
n.c and led for half a mile. when she went into small
pieces The wirterass colt drew ont inside the last
sixteenth and won easily by two lengths. Key West
second four lengths before Average haywood and
Honeymoon did not start.
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.o.si, 49,. 10 l. - 10 -

p I,lsi .lohla 5000. 0 o.
Earned runs PhilAdelpnia 4. BrooNlYn }. Ldt on
las--I Philadelphia .. BrgO@lgn T. tlf't n'r oN e'io
i1I,dnlnli1 - BrooA,n /. Fret bae on ballaOG Nrl'
son / of arthrrs g. Struck 0ut.Colin'. t,lk. MaSrt
lrncnt7 Alien N.nl'l D's'
rcr Sacrncc hits Hamilton Clements; Arn T,@ M.
si Nurns M by pit hoi (aruthers. Double plays
Allen and Burke. Allen and McCauleJ, smith rnNrY
ID ollIIs Mild unh-Cdruthcrs l. tmpre-I-!hoh'
Timc-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
SOME PECULIAR BASEBALL
A POOR GAME BUT A VICTORY FOR BOSTON.
BRIpEGRooMS DEFEATED BY THE pHILADEL-
PHIANS-SCoREs AND RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston a. NewYork O. Cincinnati II, Cleveland o.
Chicago Is, PittsbUrg J. Phade phla 10, Broolyn 8.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Boston 10 New.York IS. pittsbufg g. Cleveland 4.
Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia !. ChicaCO 3. Buffalo B.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
0ledo O. BROOKLYN 3. Columbus :, Syracuse l.
81 Louis r. Athletic II. Louisville 8, Rochester 7.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Newark s. Hartford .. Baltimore s, Harrisburg l.
Wilmington J. NewHaven 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

Totals ID 1920 IS 10 I
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.Fell. ,,,u,.... .ot.., -. o.oh o,h.r
IN the rear while Druidess made the running, length
h.,oro Rbeot and Cleaning. Swinging into the home
stc,ch the three leaders Rugged the rail and Hamilton
.isev brought up Her Hghness the outside Goodae'
thinking tbaby that the other jockeys would pun cut
%, him clung TO the rail and attempted TO move up be-
i'd Drudess OF course Littlcheld shut him out a. he
mad perect right do. Between Druldcss and Bibe'
y, who were running head and head, there was scarcely
oor for horses nose nothing OF horses DodS,
I'm. An his excitement and desperation OoOdae attempted
m force his way through the narrow opening Ehesh
LADY responded CALAMITY To his call ana c"me up very
fast but her nose scarcely reached BbelotS saduIe
rt when she tripped and fell going over on her sac
and CRUSHING Coodae beneath her. Besides receiving
uucrous severe bruises, the Jockeys collar bone was
hroknn Hamilton seemed 10 go all TO pieces wheh inc
accident occurred and his finish on Her Hlghness was
t,i,y weak and Ineffective Taylor rode Bibelot much
het,er and BIbelot won by head Her Hghness meek
before Drudess who beat Cleaning three lengths Eng
li.h Lady was not hurt by her fall.
FIFTH RACE-HANDlCAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
FACB Al 900 ADDED. les MILES ON THE OUTER
Nii'N'AA' N" Betting
ST. P
L. Stuart COS cn sIoek = d By sPsnlSS IS
Davis Hairs gr. h Orinamihe %, Vyy a, =,
}. r. McDonad's b. C. Philosophy = 100 3
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A. Smiths b. T. Lady Reel by Tsl,9rTwwc.rnsH e5 out
G. Forbes b. G. Brussels, ia .tBergen) IL o'
J. 7. WnlIams's ch. Ed HOPPER "a lv-l rs
E21 ................... 81 bfN"ip Az
Castle Stables b. c. Thorndste 2 81 Gar Al IL
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samarla got OF in front and led for quarter when
she was passed by who held the lead to the Gnu
winning in the easiest possible manner by six lengths
sarari1 second length before Tom Hood. No bid Tor
the Winnor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20

The Madison Bulletin says Chester
living of Newton, Mass. came to Augusta
the other day. aud securing the services OF
n policeman came to the schoolhouse At
North Sidney and kidnapped his little son
Francis while .. play. The ehild's screams
aroused the neighoorhooJ. and Deputy
Sheriff r. $. Benson followed in quick
pu,su;, and captured them three miles be-
low. The little fellow had yearly tainted,
but "a, released ard sent back home As
Mr.. living could not .how papers ~here'n
he had rish, to take the child lie has
lived with hi. grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
p.ul r. Stevens, sine. = tiny babe. Tue
officer. here res..j the kidnapping as done
no, by Mr.. T.ing ba: BY those who TOOK
the child away from him. Mr.. irving Is
the father Of the child AMI - such had
,;.h, I, ,,ke him whenever he found him
II appears that the reason way he gave w
4, h,s attempt to take away his child vas
.A., shs officer threatened 20 arrest THins
IA, . doctor bill that he osed to doctor
IN the place, AID which he had promised TO
nav when he could. The matter Is not !e'
ended
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II. C. Hsstsf { Ssa. cssasacsoss "a he
elass Hssss sxssnafss. aad - Rssbes Pee
~. - - fseosrses,y Dsinssd Dc sehsr
Deka. - - vasktpe heir caspenses,
- - Assfos u shs Rspssssa1nsive,s Hall
- skssfhsy have eonpisssd fbsar lskos,
- ~ fsssesiss sd fafshing tssehes
hsss bssn Dsde II 70 asfs 10 sssuns Inst
~ ssssssisg iegisissss sils " unable
. ssssgnizs - pIacs = efas vhere hs sss,
shilsstsst essesessd bes3sehss il winters
30. "A nstdbed spruce door IL s~inr lad.
~ Asss a.ssss being - sss.assd dat ts.
slant = ~ door vii ~ sxtesa % far
frsss = formerly. 4 sDsuss door i being
laid - u viii be better for tbs carpet .h.a
one Of hard wood, When The nev seats
are PCT 10 shess viii be eae sisIe less th.n
- Present. q % eaeh ssde the sesss iii b.
ssssassd eioss 70 The vail. This aiooe viii
give abost nfteen more sests fhsn according
y sss old ssrsnesnens vess shsrs not % be
more room In fsoat Tbs platform On which
~S ~ 'UAAEbs h8U ttSfks DESKS
sstsndsd out into The room some niae fee,
sod nos these sss 70 be Get into the slcay,
built into the new part. The con-
esvs vail in the resr Of the Speakers
chair viii BE- handsomely osnsmsnsed With
pslasters With fan light overhead. Then.
too. it viii be remembered that the en-.
frances viii not be from the s.dss Of the
hall but from the new part. the doors being
ct the right and Jeff Of tn.
SPEAKERS platform After the floor
has been laid. the walls will be pla,-
tered. dadeed and freseoed Ard the saIlstie.
newly painted.
Each representative will fad under hi,
ssss register through which vil! come An
simost impercepnbls current Of pure warm
air thas viii pass up and Oh With add In
pur!tes through large vsnaIat0r
In the roof Of the dome. This sir 10 taken
fresh from out Of doors, acquires any
amount Of desired warmth in q heated coll
Of pipe and 10 then forced through large
pipss TO eli parts Of the building where
exits larger than the iniets will be afforded
for the air to pass freely OF. This air
will be forced into the Representa-.
hvss Hall through large pipes and
either aide that meet In the centre and dif-
fuse THE warm sir underneath the whole
floor. II passes from there into the room
above through the registers that are nnder
each desk. la tbis manner 1t 10 believed
that perfect ventilation viii be secured.
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Marriso.

ARooSrsroS.
In Hessrdan. June IS. janice c. GersS o, H9ui
ton. and Ni.s Minute Davis q charission, M.
T., ,s.ry- .Inne /, Elaaef wileoS aud Miss Nellie
pa .xeti, both of cary
CUMBERLAND.
A, Cumberland Mis- Moses /. Eastman ahs
Nies Mia D. McNeal.
EeNNEsEc.
=, ,his civ. Juae Is By Rev j r. Jor,iss, frans
=. Mi ,,f kslsrs,i. aud Miss Elsie HOFFMAN q
M.,.ss.r Jane II, by Rev J 10 sin'sot
=. Hsiley and Miss Lessie NJ hrsis,' o''" "a ~
gasga-
kNox. =,
:. vtnarhsysu. June u. Robert wsiker % !" sr
- All Mis- Nellie Il. Dsiano OF NiHAihaseh.
SAsAnAties tfs
In Ra.h. June IL. Msrshh, II, rs.'i y ina a
ton OF Bath,
YORK.
l., ...,.fora. June IL. Patrick Mshanty 49,
u., Alies o'Raarkr, both Of h'ess''f@'
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New Corporations.

Certificates Of the following corporations
have Just been filed at the Secretary OF
States ottice
Name of corporation. South Dakota Pea
Fuel Co principal office, Portland; CAPT
tai stock s200, 900; paid in $50. par vsiu,
shares. So; President. j. II. Langley
Treasurer, W. j. Ssnborn; business TO bs
prosecuted. mining and dealing in peat de
posts.
Name of corporation. Foxboro' Mills
PRINCIPAL Office. Portland; capital stock
$500 900 paid in. nothing par value shares
$40 President. T.. 7. Carpenter; treas
urer. Il W. Carpenter. Business to b,
prosecuted. manufacturing and dealing il
SOAPS of all kinds.
Name of corporation Msplewood Sub
urban Home Co; principal Office, Port
lard. Capital stock. so 900, 900; paid in
s1od: par value share. 500. President. +
+. Smith; Treasurer. c. W. Baldwin
Business to be prosecuted, dealing in real
estate and personal property.
Name of corporation, Vermont Real Es-
tate Company of Sioux City. la: principal
office, Portland, capital stock, 81 coo
paid 10, $500: par value shares, Sloo
President, + r.. SutltHs lrthtaFtf. ~ W
Baldwin; business TO be prosecuted, dealr
in real estate and personal property.
Name of corporation, Thomson. Phelps
Button hole Il Machine Co. Principal Office
Kittery capital stock, $500 900 paid IL
$50; par value shares. $40; President, X
W Thomson; Treasurer. A W, Rogers
business to be prosecuted. to make and dea
in patented and saving machinery.
Name of corporation. Idaho Mining snt
Prospecting Company; principal office
Ssco. Capital stock, 100000; paid In
as: par value shares, 81. President. Thos
! Hanlou treasurer. Francis J. MclAngh
lin Business to be prosecuted. exploring
mining aud smelling minerals.
after such = pleasant evening fair
would call again" remarked certain 40
sus,s young gentleman the other evening
on taking leave of = Hallo~ell young lady
May call sgsin:"
II shall be glad to see you che replieS
with blush.
As he walked out into the hall he saw II
the mirror Of the hat-rsck q reflection o.
the roguish girl slyly throwing . kiss .
him, and he turned back.
II mus, have that in the original pack
age he whispered.
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Try Enslish Alternative. For '.ie Dy "
T. Warren. Gardiner. osAa'a1"'
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Mrs. A. J. Post OF China. was In the cit,
yesterday.
Ni.'rs Kitty Otis and Fannie Chase ar,
Ia tbs city.
Mr.. Y. A. Hichborn Of Rocklaad was il
the city yesterday.
u. &. Allen. Esq. went to Boston on tn.
ksnnebec yesterday.
TX Mayor John W. Berry of Gardiner
was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crowell Of Vsssal
bofo. were In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Dexter Rowland OF Presqae Isle
vas in the city visiting friends on Thur,
day.
Mr.. I. l.. Stone, president of the Duple
Printing Press Co, Battle Creek. Mich
vas in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Parker Savage. who has been con
fined TO the house with Illness, was able Il
be on the street yesterday.
Miss Alice WEIGH left yesterday fol
Bath. where chs will visit frieLds. She
attends the graduating exercises of tbs
Bath High School and the reception.
Governor Burleigh who is at Parlin Poud
did not hear Of the death of +. w. Hill iii
Tuesday, too late for him to attend the
funeral lie At once sent a message oil
coincidence to Mrs. Hill.
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AUGUSTA, May 2, 80

| AUGUSTA, May 2, 80
What Is the r. & G.?
Why, it is the finest corset
for the money You ever saw.
1t is silk stitched throughout,
perfect in shape, and fits like a
glove.
1t costs you $l.OO, but a bet
ter corset for the money you
never saw.
Yes we have received from
the importers a line Of gloves
that surpasses anything in the
shape of glove We have ever
shown.
1t is a ten hooked and laces
to the palm Of the hand, thus
making a perfect fitting glove,
and for durability it cannot be
matched.
They cost you $3.50, but
for the quality it is a bargain,
and we warrant every pair.
Our spring garments are
the best values to be found,
and our immense trade in
them this spring guarantees
our statement.
We have just opened our
line of parasols and it gives
us pleasure to show them to
one and all.
Our line of dress goods is
complete.
Give us a call and we will
convince you that our goods
are as represented.
PHmBRoOK & LEIGHTON.
| ianisieossn
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Whether on pleasure bent or business
should take ON every trip bottle Of syrup
81 rics. a, it acts most pleasantly and
eaectuslIy on the kidneys. liver and bowels,
preventing fevers. headaches and othei
forms of sickness For sale in soc and
81 90 bottle. by all leading druggists,
June iodSwimo
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Cured Me

Cured Me,
: presume my liver was very nneb ont os
asarr and the blood impure IN Consequence.
- u'at ! cannot too highly recommend
ayers safsapariila to any one afflicted a. /
was Mn. ~ A. Smith. clover. VI.
fof J-aTs | suffered from srrof,,la and
pii'.s' diseases. The doctors preser.ptious
ana several so-calied blood p,rifer. beiag a
~ avail ! Vas IL last advised By a friend %
Wy Ayers saszaDariiIa. did So and row
,ea' ne new man. bslag faiiy restored TO
health &c n Friak, Deeorah, iowa.
Ayers SarsapariIIa
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
S"'d BY Druggists. d. ski -. worth .. BOTH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20

Mr. Chss. Miiliken, proprietor of tho
Augusta House, was before the municipa
court yesterday morning to answer to the
charge Of having left obstruchons on
Grove street. Examination was waived
and the case Is to come up at the Septem
her term OF court. Considerable interest
has been aroused by this matter ~ the
trouble seems - have been quite a while
In brewing. People living GU that part of
Grove street that pass in the rear of the
Augusta House ssbles have for = long
time complained Of the stencil said to
arise there and have made several COM
plants to the Board Of Health, who have q
number of times verbally requested Mr.
Milhken to put in proper drain and ven
have been made and the one on which
the warrant Was served on Mr.
Milliten, Tuesday, and for which he was
brought into court yesterday, arose from
his alleged tearing up Of portion of Grove
street. lately repaired BY the city, in q
rear Of his stables. leaving, II is claimed,
the debris and tin5-rs thu, torn up, in the
travelled portion of the street. Another
warrant was issued yesterday for bringing
Mr., Milllken before the Municipal Cour'
this morning At O'Clock to ansser to the
charge Of keeping manure cart loaded
with manure standing in the highway. at the
rear Of his buildings. from s o'clock We'd
ne.day morning till z. NJ. of the same
day. Both the complaints on whieh the
warrants were issued were made by the
Street Comri.sioner, and the proseeu'ion'
we're authorized BY the Mayor. The Board
of Health have given Mr.. Millikeu formal
notice preliminary to such prosecution az
they have right TO enforce on all such
complaints.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-20
DON'T GIVE Up

ne use II Ayers sarsapass.la One to<rs.
nay ne cure right or eouplairf n
ysAs; persist Until azure 10 s9eesed. a !
general rule, Improvements fsissus 80,
s,.sf beginning The use u ehis 1870
IN maaJ people, the s1ees 10 lnne6fssety
ess5ie, but some esnssafus1ors sre ~
sepsanle 70 nsedBclaai in11sneex :aau
..asss. add the curative psocess nsy, shsrs-
.1s, ~ SAGA eases BE- less prompt rers<-
seftnes ~ asiaz dis remedy Is sure n q.
s4fa az last. Sooner % later, the noss
ssubssorn blood diseases Yield D,