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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-05
What Ii Costs

Mu he sarcfuliy considered by the great ma
jofl'y OF people before buying an article which
ems absolutely necessary. Hoods sarsaparilla
r,mneDds itself with special force to the grea'
~ lille Glasses. because II combines positive
,Hnmy with great medicinal power II Il the
IN medicine Of which can truly BE- said,
Io0 y Sos oae u llar and bottle OF Hoods
Sara. liza TAX. ord ug TO directions will
..verage e. les, month, while other medicines
last hut half OF qaarler as long. Try Hoods
sanApaFilla aud see for yourself
we could not b. without Iiooi's sarsapar.ila
II Is the best medicine We ever kept In the house
Ny family are all taking it"--MKs J. NJ. BAR
ORR, san joaquin and Fremont streets, stockton,
cal
.' I have taken one bottle OF Hoods SsrsapA.
rllla ieF INDIGESTION, ana e has done mt graf
deal OF so N. '-aHEuLuag MALLA,E, PetAiuma,
Cal
Hoods Sarsapariila
sold by all druggists 81. six for ST. Prepared
only hy c l. HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Low.
ell. Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-05

There was an increase of 80. 900 900 in the a.
sessed value of reai estate In New York last
year
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-05

RosmAnis has $4,000 sypssss and Hangar
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-05
p,I,Es, Ps,.E~u P.LEA,,l

small omeleis are dellcacies in Paris.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
REGRETrIyG THE GOOD OLD DAYS.

Ths age" said grumbler SIS altogether TOO criu.
cal for NE. Thor, = pleasure In living when nan
must count h. words before opening his mouth. toll
YOU I'm sick of IT, Where's all the independence that We
boast Of Amt it PITY amt talk about the thirteen
original colonies without having some sweled headed
vouns ster lust college tell that Maine was not one
Of em Whlo difference does It make anywayf AIM
Maine New England
'Do You think that fifty years ago any enycar'old son
would put In his dinner and tell that Shake
The pen Is migttier than The swordf
suppose hc dldu't. You know the quotoon don't you
Amt tha: enough Who whether 1t Richeueu
who wrote II or mott
''Rlchclieu didn't say TT There you 60 too. tell
you Il absolute torture 10 talk nowadays.
On the other dav saying dinner party that
tie yorg people OF to-day not like their fathers
The country son. thu dogs. There is coming gen.
Grafton places Every father may well say. IKE
Napoi,on.' / declared. AFTER us the delugc."'
But my daughter. sixteen years old pinkand.
whs miss who studies French and thinks she knows II all
p.ll. my sleeve and whispers. Not Napoleon, papa
.'Surpo-o 10 wssn's Napoleon. Suppose IL wa ras-
,tr0ngi I-ns what 1 said Iust as true
Oh tell YOU. I'm sick oi all this tode rol Whst
want IL common sense good. oldaslioned plannessnS
rro ot sied aieetltOn.' and he started OF
ind good odashloned bit OF consolation In ponderinG
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
"J4EE'S" DESCHIPIi0N or THE CAMF'
A CoLoRrp SAGE WHO DELIGHTS HIS CoMPA-
TEIOTS AT PEEKSKILL.

state Camp Peelskill Y. y. Aug. (Spcclnl).-The
members of the Lime Kiln club never listened to Tho
wise savings II the oracular Brother 'aIdlner with
more respect than the numerous dtrhlc' III camp
listen 10 "Jalgc.r colorcd servant VINO come" I"
conp each yenr with one of the separate Companies
from IUuShEccpsic
81 tolI yo what It's chillun," he was saying
earnestly 10 crowd Of listeners lat night "dc
Adj tant he's moughy swell pts>on when I cum 70
d,c.s noradc He amt nuthn' ony ics' fus'
ucatrn'nt but people what doan' no nuthln po"
soldier, dey tink dc AdJtants monghty big orcer'
lie es' stan's out on de edge OF de parado Erou''
an, he hole ND he right han an de- ban play kindc
lively an de Adptant an de sarScan' maj or
dry brace ND an look Important an Walk out
ON de pniadc groun, dc hole regiment iOiIerlh'
| When Gcy I'll in line dc ADJ laht nc SCI
| stake guides, an dc men what ho0u ucio
| guns butts up. dcy sncak back where ucy Ociohs'
Den de- adI'taut say: Let de nohc come on an u'h
de BAN march down In front, KIND o pomr"S Hhe
Date to glib thanks dat dc men hab had three Squ"
meals dat day When dc BAN gifts back t. It's pace
dc trumpe,cr he cotchcs on to dc tune ahd ,tsn m mon
out MI "c bs gun goes on an de' ne inn, dew can
"'t .naftlr men. icntionr an makes dc men carry
derc emnS after nayn rested em On de- sroun all de
TIM dc bans plarn.1 1cn he mahcs de men M wna, @
4" froni when de Cnn' say Charcr ba'nis,' Den he
.ay front > an de mcn what showed dc soiers no"
faT 10 go back come 10 &c front rank agin.
'"N Next de ahitnnt make dc men offer delc guns TO
de Cnn,l. BIZ saving Present armsP OBJ col'e % %de
wants van TO- to nof Il de mcn lobe obey .o oTders. T.r:
Den de adi'tant swells ny bgg rh eVsr Al nhiMS ni
| nm an, saintcs de Cunl while everybody watchIn
him ,ay to de Cunr Mr. ,nm de erG Pafee Gee a de
| adi'tant after de Cun'l putt de men through dc
| manuel call, all dr fu,t corprl' up @ ann WA wan, , 10
| know how many oh dc men am at AnnSVll'e ana no"
| muuv in dc hospital De fuSt sere'hls, dcy W.hh
sindcr dere bret and say 'Als present or coil'cI
- aud de adl'tant hc know what dat means ana
,ciis de Cuu'l lat s all right ben he says Ientl"n
., or,i,rs' and tells everybody whose ge men dat
nw,.sc 40 sentries, life ms'rbe de noxt day some
t,ns he forcit de names ob de officers. hut dat doa
! make no difference to him ne JS "isB'e' MS 'o"s"'
! ,ruun' in his mouth and cough"
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Requires no Cooking.
poIlBER.GooDALE CO.. BOSTON. MASS.

be $500 pounds at forty miles Il would be 5000
pounds, fifty mile, 10000 and at 100 miles 10000
pounds. Remember that the problem Is to drive
against these prcssurcs frail structure that such
balloons made could never resist any Of
the higher figures given Remember also that 10
accomplish any ythin@ they mast not only meet this
pressure, but more If they Just met IT they would
remain stationary. Remember further that they can
carry only q small weight, that Is. cannot sustain
machinery powerful enough 10 force thcm against such
a resistance. II they stronS enough 10 en-
dure II. With ihcsc things In mind the prospect for
navigating the air In balloons built of silk ani fled
with gas Is not very encouraging. Whether vacuum
balloon bull Of aluminium ana shaped tn the best ad-
vantage for encnt through the air may ever ac-
csmpllsh practical work remains tO be seem POSSIBLY
that construction with electric power for motor NAV
do something, especially If a means Of utilizing tho
electricity of the earth itself should ever be Ns-
covered,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TRAT LCCKNOU FLAG.
woLsErEY THE WINDY HAD NOTHING TO -
WITH 1T.
Sir Frederick Roberts in The London Times.

Sir Frederick Roberts i'll The London Times.
A. il appears from the correspondence which wae
published in YOUR columns on the 10Th and 22d Of
MAY last that some interest is attached 70 the nag
episode IN connection with the capture OF the mess
house AZ flitAnow November II, 1887, you may
perhaps feel disposed o. ind room Tor the following
account Of what actually took place.
II had been arranged between sir Colin Campbell
and sir james Ontgam that when possible the advance
PARTY of each force should indicate the progress thet
had been made by hosting flag. Sir Colin Campbell
apparently thought that the messhouse was suitably
Situated Tor this purpose and Immediately the Storm
Ing party started he ordered me 70 get nag ana place
IL on the root ] rode 10 the I'd Puniab Infantry,
which wns standing close by ready 10 move where ro-
auired and asked the commandant Captain tnow Gen.
lie complied with my request, and gaoped with II
As | was taking the flag up the staircase mes
Captain Hopkins, of the sd Foot. who helped me TO
color on the urret nearest the Kaistr Bagh which was
distant about $50 yards; whereupon several shots
were at fired at Ii, and after a few rounas. y
was knocked off the turet and fell into the dtch
turrst II was soon knocked OF for the second time
ard on picking II ont Of the ditch found tne s.|
had been cut In two. placed the color for ne ,nrS
time on the turret and though II vas repeatchy nrcs
AT afterward IL remained there undisttrDtN. -. A..
In 1850 or 1850, when | read the account Oh .nc
CAPTURE Of the mess house In An Account oi .se
Mntnes in oudh,' by Mr. Martin GnOpini; ne baS
Ia that gentleman and pointed out t1e Hstaho ". .s
made al page f3s Of his book. sent MN q a, % Sso
same lime letters from several officers VINO ~Sr VET pr @
emf during the Relief Of Lucknow ana wng were
moro or less acauainted with the circumstances OK
the case In reply Mr.. GubDlns salu wa. hD 80
make the necessary correction when ne puonSn,ca. q
srcond edition Of hs book. His death occurred short
f,.r % and there the matter. far aS was conceneA
e,sd mil the wear 1851, when. IL my memory serves
ma light told the above story 10 Nr. Low
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
tvnIDy WAVES FOR MEN OF.WAR

In recent number Il N" United Service Lieutenant
S,ev~ns n the states Navy has long article on
,t, .,vorcclatnfc Of our Mcn-of-War." in which b"
o,c. p,oa for the of Indian for the vessels
Of the new navy. II" says.
.,v, more ning and dstnctlyoly American words can
M ,rl,yed 10 dc-,gna" ON ships than those by which
c red man knew his tribe. h,h rivers MS mountains ana
,, .,ns DO not m,an that such should bc chosen hap
h,,srd We have already had to change the names of
s,tr. nortly because they unwcidy and uncupho-
os aud merriam. much from the reason that nobody
,a. sur. Of the proper pronunciation they being cntTy
,aucc to thc majority To all Americans. however ana
o every welrcad foreigner. such words lli1vathh.
ui,n,aha Po ahon'af Povhatln rncas and Osc"oa are
.u t,orn and successive o. tho fragrance n the for',
ho ,ovant excitement Of the chase the ~ tho
o,ct valleys tho music OF tho stream the "ar> aud o'"
., weil.nieh ,anishcd Many beautiful Indian
name ba been dropped from ls Of vessels and should
ha ,ccall.d not alone from the stirring memories they
rus. NJ Gallant deeds done in The when m" rnion
va. st stake but because when many names were
nincant.
M,ny such contain four syilabcs but II IS only
bec thev lack eurhony In the cOmblrato that they BE-"
oo oiicctonable and thcro can be question about
roner pronunciation Of such those mentioned besides
,,,,r.c shawnee. Shenandoah, TIsoar0ra, Iroquois,
,,ouolsco, Erie Ontario. Cherokee. Ottawa, Roanoke,
,v,nobaco Patap'co Monauk Sonoma. Unadila, Seneca
seminole Tccum.ch ,co,o. Miami. Mauncc Aroo't'oh'
V,,,vb, EArrnran-stt MaSsa.oit; and who tnat ever
ti,, of could be- stranger 20
should bear abroad to BE- distinctive. They are no. Ing
lish. American
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
AMFElCAN ASSOCIATION.
rvr STRIKES FOR FIVE YEARS.
Az ESTIMATE OF TIE NUMBER THAT HAVE
pErN SUCCESSFUL AND THE AMOUNT
OF GAIN IL WAGES.


cbor,os + Peck Commissioner OF the burca" VI
,,t,c. Of Labor of the stat" Of NeE-i"r" h'N JUS.
I'D , summary of the seventh annual report oA
,ho pureau. covering period oi hVe Se"rS' INV
rsnort consi,s Of l3s pages. dcV'ed 70 '"i''"'"' w.
M couscs and effects Of strikes, locR0ut> """ oos
and tabuatod statstic~ showing the humher oi S'rAoS
.,,co .ful and unsuccessful Of all trades monetary
oti.tics and the diversion Of uade to othcr Sui'r>
-, account Of labor troubles Mr.. Peek says Z"
,a loon at various times suggested that the daS '"r
.,,. and labor differences must be drawing 10 i
c,ose and that day OF permanent adjustment n"ss
ho n hand Such hope IS, however puteN
,,,,stc ard does not come Wi'hh u"o
limits OF the probable IN ths way
,oa amin ion and free action. subject onN 10 phDiIO
Ui Continuing he says that investigatloh' DN tno
o,, Tor i've wear, have covered 334 distlh't us
"d industries and the NUMBER OF ee'apIishLie.'' @
"i1ted VAS il O59. The total number "l sULNce w.,
u 9Gt In which 338 .g26 persons were ehHa.eu 1f"r
-, ,he.e -rIkcs we're successful. 3.4OS uHSuCoe
VI "a, .1t we're compromised. The cause oi the dIEe
rnaority of strikes the questions OF NasG r a'
t r ~ hhor Ont OF the 1.16l places III whch werc
,o s94 bosses we're boycotlcd. The cost OF stres
-, IaLGr organizations In money eApehded i fl'b,s
GGa "A and the gain in wages by these suke1 o..
G 06o Il the loss 10 the bosses IN caSh pS suhcs 10
No OsaA A
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Tsde " 9eefGn % 20 faca Bn9 GET nas,oa anf Gtln' 80
tl3. Mutual, 90 %.
From an excellent start M,rcbma reached ths half a
zen 9Th before FoNmcde and Objection Marehma ran fass
around the far rn which caused 10 take wrap
Foxncdc. while Objection moved past him and chal'
lcnsed Marchna On the stretch there was general CLOS
ing up and Carnot looneG up dangerously. OBJECTION
however IN the last hundred yards and won by
half length from Bradford who was length aheaa o'
Foxmedc.
FOURTH EACE-THE KEARNEY STAKES. HANDI'
CAP. $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. NILE AND
HALF.
Santa Anita stables 81 m Los Angeles by GIsnes ssf6ss1
NJ La fSka s;,.. yI' 10 ca.,. iannj
BSitine"S t. e Los Anfees to Cassus, IL to
rocs-Los Angeles 49, Ca,slus 80, Flood Tide S''
Starting nom the hafre pclc Flood Tide took the
lead and continued in front until they were passing e
stand when Cas>us rushed ont and led length al me
quarter Fcod Tide hall length before the mare.
Down the bach-stretch Flood Tide headed Cassius ana
they fought desperately all the way to the lower urn
when Flood Tide BEGAN to vavcr, and as Csssus look
command again Los Angeles closed and when she 20.
ahead OF Cassus unequal to the occasion ana
began whipping. ond the mare beat him easily oS NH
a length with Flood T:de two lengths back
FIFTH RACE-.iCo. FOR TWo.YEARoLDs. Sell
Ling SIX FCRLONGS.
T. McCicllanrd's Ir f. by BIllct-Rctreat, 100 u ,
EeyerTych stoblr's b. t. ner,hi Campbell, 10, Io9
s9ses c5 3 }rS o & @s iaa1 Do5cy 1865
I,hod ll4 also rla. IiIrc 1 l..
Bc,tlns-s to E.tca. N.Y. % Bertha CamroI,dI narno
80 Little Bess. Place to Retreat hi'y evehS hsr''
Ppo. Retea, lly s7 Labod SO, field SOS. Mutuals
So 10.
After some delay they received good start and Bertha
Campbell the nrst 10 show She ran wen IN ''O",
all the vov IN the stretch the Retreat hy closed
and the pair ran Ike until few Yards Of te p"'
when the Retreat Glly ou'las'ing Bertha beat her o
boad Jrlc G. coming third nvo lengths away NO pid'
The entries for tomorrow are th's"
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TENNIS ~ THE GRANITE HILLS
OPENING OF THE ANNUAL TOURNAMENT Al
NEwCASTLE. NIW-uAMr~HIEH

OPENING OF THE ANNUAL TOURNAMENT At
NEWCASTLE. NEw.HANr>HIEH.
The wentworth Nctca-tle y Ii. Aug. fN.'e'ial .-
The ninth annual Wright nd Diton Tennis Ioufnn'
,eot b.g,t today :or ihr sD~ctIiof' "'f" AZ.
5,o,,d upon ul, p'aya 1nd tHrc'. "h"r' th" player,
,o.d te Watched 10 good "a an;agc. Ia' va. 'ald a.
q, o.ir.y % to- .ar.. number 4 rntris. TIE courts
, Il, hotter ro14pl than 90 pr>lou. YAM. Iho 0r't
a.cs in -nqlr. wa. n''ve.n IT, - BI'hy. Of Eo,ton.
aud w X Iorer q HrpoMyn. Fowler h'h d." hf-t '"i
q 10 hin c. af'c. some Ro0f u'af HI'if Winning 70"
,.,, ,vo set. o. o. strong vest wind bc0 lcros,
,. curt lanlnr liue paf almost impossible. Noppr.
%, rr,,iecnrr ca-iy from u X K.mball 6-l q J.
Alter mi, r. II. Ilotcy beat 3. ". ta1'"r 60" D. -
ip n. bet uaeh ~ ihr ~ rl.ns. Pa' "'s resumed ~
q clo.t Wit, = =. S,arS r1yng against .. II. ta-'f
..,,. winning % G-3. Af"r n.- 1aIimt nud ltf0r.
M ,i,,d , ,s,li fought gam Teant ~innin. - Gf.
Then 4 T. Wrrht ulry'd Fr q RICK Mansfield but Mans
oeld ton, In excellent orm won. 6-3. 90 appended
ur. H.
.IuciDs. Prrimina-- round-W. r. wooden beat H. g.
Ts.tr,n G-i G-I; g. ". L.. b'ot g. = Ko,ss 90
- W X shaw beat J. &. Gr,,n. %. G-i !. -
u,n.o.ld bat j. - T. ado % o: .. \. smith l'at
r. y Beach bv ccflutt Il. -. "r'n bat VI Patton
g 81 J. =. Fish boot Iod IIrn;nwon br d~fari ,
s. Uul lca' o. $. ol.rbHu by draut, =. =. scars
,c,, T. / Hall bv dciauit G.. S Wa, rhops, beat e.
D,rnes by default W. II. Ice Dat @. a IIurd by d.
fault
first r,and-F l.. V Hopoln beat D. Klmbor g.
G-1. H. . Blybv beat W. X ftowlrr. 60 =. c.
II f. Funer hat ". :. Lit'lehc'd 90 81 L. H. Iio2 r
h.at g. IT, Croker b. default j A Kyrr'on b'ed W
urucc GO 90: II :. Alien boat N. =. Pratt &c.
a CO: 4 f. Wright beat Hn BY default; Hugh
rallant beat r. W. pearl, CT 90 J. = Iisk cat
r. r. r. Mitchell. Ga o-2 W. r. wooden ''at C. =
waterhous, 90 to; g. II Car.r beat Ma".h ,s''
- O 3 g. A. smith ieat \. :. liiH - o. -
J. i. wright eat y" . - - : s,ri H. ng, ~ a.
o. G%'iu n carter, % G-3 e. W Ice beat Il. -. WTn
r?"IaT"es Iaea ''s M,5 ETc'1"p sS lea. T wtcs f
l4a g
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
.cc1nrrr nv nAcr rrAcK

Roston Aur > lSpecia'-N serious accident hnpi"h'u
to-day a, hc opening o. the forr days t'ong m''m- a.
pockdslc Park south Peabody. In thc 40 rn'. Ni u'
first turn m the second heat +. A Newell q" me N''-'
t,.er, House uo-ton who va. driving Diana. tutn d
too ho-t and dishrd wheel in hs ~uhc. H. 'hH "'r
around nj. BODY and hi- neck lIo was dnfrd "T
considerable d,s.au.c N rs manner. ana h~ ii.-'7' u
mae. hlck.d him In tn head btorc ~" could - ''"i
v. vovor vas removed 10 the LINN Ho'pita. james
I1vnn ncarv net with similar cNp"-'nc" in Inc 'n'u
hsat Flynn vas thrown out but not injured
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

For cool and delightful sail down the hnrhor and
an enjoyable day at the races, take the magnificent
steamers Sandy Hook. Monmouth or ST. Johns from
Pier 40. 9, North River, FOOT Rector-st, at .. IL NJ
IL IL and l p. N.
All Rail Route.-Trains leave New York. foot OF
Liberty ST., North River, s15. 0:15, 10 10, IL 10
a M; I2 80 special express IL 43 special express.
i special express, 80 y. N.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
SHE OBJECTS 10 couRrIyG AT SEVENTY.

Stephen F1zIlenann ot No. 40 Fourth.st Brooklyn,
made complaint Miss Lena Endress nineteen,
lives with her grandmother, Mrs. Schaeer, at No 4la
south F0urth.st the Lee Avenue Police Court yessr
day charging her with threatening ITO break his head
he did keep from her Grandmother" The sus-
pectsd both about seventy yeas old Mr Flz
zemann says he has intention Of making love 70 Mrs.
He has simply managed some property for her
lie produced threatening letter from Miss Endress. and
on the strength OF IL obtained warrant for her arrest
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
PROBLEMS IN AERIAL NAVIGATION.
From The Hartford Courani.

From The NaltfOfd 0OTI"TI''
The diffcultic, OF ,igang balloon haiuN % eAlso
:, a very light wind. 1t IS then po>slbie t2 drNe
,ho ann,ratus I'm any direction by moderate iorco
e%srtnd throuch fans and screws. But as soOh ~
me wind rises the conditions chang Inc iOrcc ot
Ina on each s1uae of surface has Deel meaSutel
,nnrr than once In Increases enormously aS tho
velocity rises. and at high speed reaches iorce OF
,,Itrh most people have conception LOOK, Tor IN
,t.nrc al tiis table. I'm which only Few veolc!tcs
are given. and all below ten miles an hour arc
,rimd in miles pcr hour, and the second the pressure
IN nonnds ON a crclo containing one square 4 OF {:
~ ~ i" ~ Pressure.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
,rrxc MArcorN FORD, RECORD.

poston Aug especial John H. Cau''n ;h' lu"p''
of the Hoson Athletic ks-ocation beat t' record Al u'
runnnq hop step Ind JUMP At beacon Pn" th' evening
The official measurement was f"ityio"r I''t nI'
Nv, ,.,o,. ho., record was made Sew.York CITY bN
malcolm W Ford and fo,yfour feet ono and hr"o-
nuArtnl inchcs.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TYr REAL DIFFICULTY.

From The Washington Post.
~Ya.as., said Willie Washington, who had evidcnty
,.o, thnttnc again -" wealizc that a fellow VINO
cawnt weiy on himself ought to take the wohd OF some
smahter man than he IS
:" why don't YOU, theni' A.
.Wen don't Won see il takes so much bwAans u
srd ONT who the smaht fellafs weany ah.'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

III. lITovInq WV th0 l00I 'nI'0 .
Frat -a~, ship 50 Princes Ami" $40 Ar,h''
,.et = oiyp,r KING a. ella! 1tor -. . ,
S.,oad far.- Rauco-as t-i. h"n Tom llo'd @ @anl
Videf.r coupled Fairy eur,n All. Narchna ~ I"'"
Davidson o.. n'id a.. ,,. 49, ,,.-- e-o
Tniri ~ar,-I-nclc Bob 50 Aus'ra,it1 80 Way 80
y n Nuil,u S2J Garter r. 80. Grirsrl -. -. -
J." lcu-h Mr.. bennett 80 Tourist - No"dD"ha
az Li,,.r Ci,s,, and - ~ so rach uL, -
N:I-,,bnsu sl4 H.ls of Orarco 40. ~ i-0nn-h -
Magic wsfd -. ,.. 49, v,,rt. >,
a19 NarSnl., Turan'e - ~upnyhro"k ~ - w.
s5 sally o - ,;unwnl - ~oph.-t -
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
vp LAURENCE, NEW YACHT.

yice.Commodorc Frank Il Lawrence % In" Amrr
can Yacht cub. having disposed Of hl' 'ci'"her
Yacht siren ha, pur, hi. 3D. through Manninre Yacht
Arcncy tho s,c,rl.vacht rhyra which built three
vctr, agO for George y. b'. %.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
sA11. nr rll. N\.ur sly WHEY

ro.,oo Aug. . t,p,.1...-rl, .r.au ,urIt S,y When.
h,ipt se,cra. Year, 80. 81 Nuuro ", Naw-iofA pub
Usher and recent, owned by q 1hpma'. oi salem. has
been sold - a Nr within. = cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Liebis demonstrated that the best
sub-riiufe for normal human MIX
Is not the milk Of any animal alohe'
but a combination OF cows milk with
those elements IN grain which arc es'
,sn;ial for repairing waste. building
Tissues and generating heat.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

NOTES ny ISGDOR GrNSBERG.
(a) Blacks bcs, az THIS point Is Z to Kt 3, ara
the continuation would then be to Q Kt T. 7 to T.
90 II White had been yenturesome mood he would
have pA 20 here 10 {
tcJ \ more advantageous would have been Il 10 kt
<, wrr-llon continuation would probably have been
= 10 H. ~. = ~ Il I, q Q, Il y ., and so on.
Inn L. Nn1tn
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Noy sec what tho pressure tending to drive a
h.iloon I'm a certain direction would be Assume that
n i. inv feet high and thirty feet In diameter ON
such a structure the pressure of q ten-mo wind
would be about 400 pounds. But let the wind rise
ts twenty-five miles. unusual thing. and II would
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Mellin's Food

N1cllin's Food, dissolved in hot wssss
and milk according to the directions,
is the genuine Llcbig's Food, and
promotes in infants a healthy growth.
full development and vigorous con.
sti:Utlon. Itrcquircs no cooking.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
HE BLACKBURNE-LEE CHESS CONTEST

MOVES OF SEVERAL GAMES. WITH NOTES BY
MR.. GUNsBERG.
London, Aug 6-The sixth game in the chess eon,es.
between Dlaokburne and Lee played as follows:
ZuKERToRT OPENING.
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SPORT ON THE DIAMOND.
THE NETWORK TEAMS NOT PLAYING
A PLAYERS TENDENCY TO Ah"o L 80.
TER A GAME-THE wAsHiN'1oN
CLUB DISBANDED.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago TO- Cleveland g. .,,,r
PLAYERS LEAGUE
Chicago 6. Cleveland 3. ,.,,,ov
,.t,, Syracuse O. St. Louis 3.
Broohyh . Lo!13Ei, Iordo o. Rochester dor'
CoAu""D' i'' feitod).
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
.1a uarri.b.rr O. Ncw-Uaven l;
Batlnore IL, lidlL lidlLWn Wv S'wark O. Washington y
wilmington y Qorfeited.