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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

BERLIN, May 27-While = party con-
sistiDg Of army officers aud . number Of
ladies' were out sailing at Potsdam, today,
the boat was accidentally upset and si1
officers and several ladies drowned. by .
similar accident at Dsnzig several persons
were drowned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

uron the bankers Of Europe in their imam
c,sl fransacfiops With their American
neishbors - they are upon the ship ovners
Of Great Britain for transportation facih-
ties. aud will continue to labor under these
emharrassments unit! direct banking sys-
tems are established. Tn, report Of the
committee of the Paa-Amsrican confer
ence presents . simple and easy method Of
relief. and the enactment Of the measure
recommended will. in the judgment Of the
conference, reeuit in the establishment Of
proper facilities for inter-American bank
.nx
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FRyEBuRs. May a7-Albert Colby, the
we'll known publisher and author, died
today Of heart disease. He was born in
Fryebure. Jan Is. 1927. He vas the son
of James and Mary (Stiriins) Colby.
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Concealed the Boy to Annoy Bic
Father.

WATERBUnY, w., May 27.-William
Cottle. the boy who sas carried od into the
siiderness several days ago by John
Thompson. after the latter had quareiied
with he boys father, who il vas feared
bad met With foul play. vas brought back
By Thompson, who concealed him to annoy
his father.
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Nonf. st!oUs Copfii med.

firmed the nOminaliois of W. Dyer as
United S'stes Attorney. District of Maine;
ard s l. Gracev of Massachusetts, as Con
sui at Foo Cho~. Cnn,.
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NO Settisment at Barre, Vt.

BARHs. VT, May 81 7-Contrary to ex-
p.c,A,iOrs u, settlement vas made with the
shsrp-nsr. at the qusrries. At the last
meeting Of the grAnite cutters union is wac
voted unanimously to sustain the sharpen
ers, and today the srsni.e cutters struck.
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A Cure for LepTosy.

CALcuTrA, May 2G.--Father Muller. Of
the Jesuits College, Bansalofe. India.
claims that he has cured several cases Of
leprosy by . system Of ro-hom9opathy
at the email cost Of 10 rupees in each
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National or.snbsck conisrencs

IsDrASAPoLIs, Ind, May 27.-The call
sor the national sreenbsck conference vas
issued today by George o. Jones. chsis-
man Of the national greenoack committee, i,
70 be held here August 9Th.
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Burial Of the Late 8. 8. Coz.

NEW YORK, May 27 The body Of the
late $. S. Cox vas today taken from the
receiving vaui. ard buried in Greenwo ooi
cemetery. Only the widow and few inti-
mate friends Of the deceased were present.
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who will be Assistant Adjutant Gen.
eral

BANGOR, May 27.-Capt. Chilcot of the
Hamlin Rifles has been rendered the posi-
ton Of assistant sdjutapt-geuersi by Gen.
Mitchell, but he says he shall not leave
his present command Adjt- + C. Rohir
son ,s spoken of for this vacancy, which is
csused by the resignation Of Mai c. 5
Limit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

The farm buiidi1gs Owned by Clsrs T.
Chsse. two miles from the post Office si
Auourn, we're burned today; cause defect
i've gur los. 81 900; insured in the Phe-
nix Of Hartford 10, 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

PORTLAND, May 27.-Dr. Oren Murch,
indicted for abortion, died in Jail this after
noon of pneumonia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Maine Postal Mattera.

W. Spurcing has been appointed post
master at Brewer, vice g. L. Aiken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

THE NATIONAL LEaoUE
Brookiy,'. New York ard Philadsl-
ptia-Pain at Boston

At Brooklyn
Innings 23 4 s q 7S9
Brooklyn, 90 2 0 0 o 2 O. I
Clevelsnds. 90 o | o.
Hits, Brooklyn. q; Cleveland, 9 Er
rors. Brooklyn, 2; Cleveland, 2 Batter
les, Lovet and S,allings; Beatin ard
thinner.
At New York -
Innings l23 5 6 7S9
New York, 100 o / O.
Chicsgos, 90 100 0 2 O O. 8
Hits, New York, 6 Chicago, 8. Errors
New York, .; Chicago. 3. Batteries, Mnr-
ply and Murphy; Sullivan and Kitredge
Al Philadelphs -
Innings 1873 I 8 6 Z SO
Philadelphia, 02 3 90 Z 8
Pittsburgs, 1000 5000 3
Hits. Philadelphia. 10; Pittsburg, Z.
Errors, Phladelpnis, 2; Pittsburg, I. Bat
teries, Gleason an,. -, mems; Schmitt and
Berger
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BROTHERHOOD AND LEAGUE.
TIE BROTHERHOOD.
Brooklyn. Buffalo and New Yosk-
Rain at Boston.

At Brooklyn:-
| lnninss 1884 s 6 : So
Brooklyns, o5 5 o o l07 liz
Piusburgs, 100 o l 5 O : o. Z
Hits, Brooklyn, Is; Pittsbnrg, 10 Er-
rors, Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburs. IL Batteries.
Hsves. Van Hsltren and Cook; Fields,
Stsley and Carroll.
At Philadelphia
Innings lsS45 67sS
BuffAlos, ll4o 0 IS 0 0 -
Phila.. OIL 0Ool 0 o.
Hits, Philsdelphia. 6; Buffalo. IL, Er
rors, Philsiephis, Z; Buffalo, 2. Bat
teres. X ell aud Cross HAadock and Mack.
AT New York.
l23i .S9
Nes Iorks, 4200 D 2-l4
ClevelAnis, 900 90 l. q
Hits, New York. l6: Cleveland. 8. Err
rors. New York, Il; Cleveland ) Batter
les. keefe. Crane and Vaughn; Gruber and
Satellite.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office OF the Chief Signal officer,
WAsHINGroN, May 2S, A. N. }
For Maine Rains, followed by fair in
the western portion; slightly warmer, and
variable winds.
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EpiIeptic Fits Cured.

Ny remeiy has been successfully nsed over
twenty years, the first patient being permanently
sared cured 1t has often cured when ali else has
.Iea may i not cure yoas 1t is put up IN liquid
AAa powder form, NJ by express at your ex
pssse, or mailed postpaid. The powder is easily
pespAred. and ITS use often saves heavy express
shafges. Medicine for mouth. 500; txo
months. S-se. L. r. Evans. Druggist, Dover. Ne
spstskw-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

The President will go to Cleveland.
The President and party will leave
Washington Wednesday evening for Clev-
Gland, to take part in the Garfield monu-
ment celebration on Memorial Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

EASTERN BRANcH. n. II. u. V. s,
ToGus. Me-, May Is, isss).
~ contractors and Builders:
Proposals viii be received st the Office of the
aanaersSnel until Wednesday May =. iseo, at II
.ae National Home in Randolph. Ne. Plans and
s,pesiucsious may te examined af the office of T.
<. Lewis, architect, Gardiner, Ne. The Home
reserves reserves the right to reject any and all bids Pro
Rosas should be addressed to John d. Anderson
ifsAsursr. rogus. Me.
JOHN u. ANDERSON. Treasurer.
- LUTHER STEPHENSON. JR-,
Ayisdullnay4 Governor.
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PAIN STOP !!

ltviting your attention TO the following
.Tstemeut OF facts, and asking that
you luform your.elf as to the reliability
of thi s COMPANY AMI its various remedies,
we shall Seek to convince you that yon
csnrot Expeui your morey for
better. safe ArJ mere certsin line of
home reme,ii. 5 than those offered by us.
Psrtirulsrl, jnst nssw. when colds arr
prevalent n-i the Neufslgic fend !"
playing the deuce in Al, possible form.
when rheumatism and its Batch Of attend
ant evils is abroad. doug its Level best to
destroy Your Happiness and Enjoymept
we Improve the occasion by calling to your
MIND the fact that
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ONE ENJOYS

ONH ENJOYS
Both the method and results VII.
syrup of Figs is taken; it is plea.
md refreshing to the taste, and a.
tently yet promptly on the Kidney
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the 81.
'em efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
'onstipation. Syrup of Figs is the
,nly remedy of its kind ever pro
iuced, pleasing to the tasre and ac-
ieptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
fleets, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlC syrup co.
,o.., gay FRANCISCO. ca.
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Meteorological Report.

May II 1880. SC 2. III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
HdNDB l..

William Courtney South Brooklyn Hand
hall Court At Centre street Of the most famous
IN the city Of marches 1t wAb her" that John
GRADY. John Malcolm Jun NcEynN and other shining
lights of professor taught tu"r hrs lessons
at handba The Old court sti centre of attraction
Yesterday Was aNe.y DAY a tie court one Of tho
beet matches played wat brtat"n Robert Rates and
Peter Connolly against li"Gry y" iams and Fred Miller
Williams II buta Nd yr' he plays ike veteran.
Hates and his rsrnrr ser" too HrA for the youngstor
amt the lau-rW n,ar-I inur Slrighi games
au'e youth IoG peno0- Hr',i.n az a partnsr, and
ey1 1Gs as @ % s.ms amy 10 ou ana H !GGy
W,luams ana N.r,r, Lamar Undertook 10 defeat
% re. Of Fa'es I 41 81" c'" but they failed BY
Am0nf s6s ot9ri samst y.d Es5s Edw.ra HAr
Lizard Nice can AL men =. - The flint Athletc
%sre ' cam. HSDGa. ani f"f a. S:S
M"o % % 3sHS s" and IN Af A ss; Of three
bit s% ssr @s s. T' ~ -%: O q HRa 54P
"9 ~e NJ. an sy "a,a.y n. II; n.ssn
ssi1:r John DnosTt sA5namPoH IF IT.i%Ha tiI ann
.@ ' aa :" gan, 5o and ~ Y
Ipbrtt Bate 'naF lroudy IN top Of the moo. ana
t,in .,d-. Of h., rr"rry '''''- upon
.rIus .sooAlrs ,....
Among 'Ne many games pay-I A. hampton D aAsy
@ 'o w and 5oGH y,sso %no' 'os .
a?5 IT, :. ', oie i'1' RS i:. '% BE-:
, FG,. a 4.% an. .aa f,.o, . %'oI Itn n-as
~. N t ~. q. No." . On, -Ra hone.
..g' ~,..'r 'h. 20, Sra zane, b.mPoH
,.m,. Tsom.. i,.org -oa lo@.. n@"s. isi f:i
"t-u ~ .'amer nrr.Ia ,-4V-. n. c"4nti 6n ruly
60 s.s. pm ~ meet rana1. conun. .nt n ths
la.1r Cg.dy jotn,oR iii,e Har.n ioha na lm,'
11,lfion + ...r H. -. 90. ~, an In -ni
,,G.to.n riomtirn,,n, 'T" 20 ,,s.sn, - ..
r -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
Tommy Holden Alter Billy Murphy.

Tommy Holden has returned to New York
from PHI AIDE pha where he has been for months
for the pur oss Of arranging match with Billy Muir
ply the llSpound champion Holden il the boxer who
made attempts meet Ike Weir Frank Murphy
and Tommy Warren in finish contests but that ITO
busy among tnemSelves that Holden could get no
and he left san Francisco where he had followed
them. in disgust BEFORE going West eone Boston sports
offered in the Adams House. evening pure Of
SI,ob for Holden and Weir Frank Murphy. but
neither OF the later would accept Holden has
been defeated fought a draw His most ed
tore, have been John Robins OF Pennsylvania four.
roants Tommy Jones Of Streator. HIS. in hT
rounds and harry Bite OF ST PAU. when kuo
weighed ~ IounGs to Ho.dens III. These we're all
SKIN glove battles.
>, vii meet Murphy with any kind of Stoves sad
Holden 10 SIS reporter yesterday They an he kids
or OF thr kInd Mccoy and Regan used ! saw RnN Mar
ply rGht Frank Murphy in Frisco. and know what
b al against have $50 to bet that defeat
L3m and Il tie Puritan ATHLETIC club wnl hang W a
purse Of sl5" $1,000, I'll make Murphy do his best
igllins nope 10 be able TO make the match in day
or TWO Holden shows that he takes good of him.
se.t, and has confidence in his own abiltes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06

An adjourned meeting OF those interested IN the adop
ZION o! national code Of rules ana regulations Tor
ling will be held Friday evening. Nay q at tho
Union Square Hotel. al > O'Clock
ON Sunday night the prizes we're gwen to tie four
winning cluus ut the tHi'ei bowlIne clubs OF New
York, II GutoTdIngs They Il nta- nrst. jun
DO second F.delia third. totham.fouTth and Mr.
Steil the one ind vid Ial prize.
The opening games Of the tournament Ge played
StrubO alleys Eighth VII. hr played this
evening Tn" following schedule has been arranged
May Il, West Emf an Night ami West md vs.. Len.
noN, May West End VS. All Night and Al Nr2hi.
Lennon ay = West End. vs. Lennon, AMI All Night.
Va LennoK May Vest End v Ameslna and Al!
Night AmeEUa. May ~. West End vs.. AmesttR,
aud All Night VS. Amesta. Nay u Al Night, vs.
AmesItla and v est knd. vs. Amesita, May /. LennoL
AmrEitia and All Night. Lemon, Way IS Wet
Lnd. va Lcnnox, AND l-nn"N, " Ameslua May 20,
West End Al Night and Lennon. AmeGltlA The
prihc offered tho winning club Is handsome gold
medal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06

From an interesting work on French hunuhg by DE-.
Comte de Couteul1 de tauteen IL aIIparE tHrI
are no fewer than 900 hnntinR establishments IN Iran.
which regularly employ uPwhTI Uf LOO Aurses a
moro than So couples OF English hounG,.
new sport has been inaagurAted at Leeds. ~,
OF fox terriers were aTuc.ed for - side prk
and return ball thrown ffty.one times over u nag-
nifty yards away the one completing the task 49, To-.
shortest time TO b1 declared the winner Cne ,f
dogs did the business in l. inmates - seconds
other won IN II minutes ~ seconds
fRIkcEros, May a-lhe Princeton University IrnWl'
Association VIII open their annual Tournament 81
doubleS on IhnrsdAy lRrge number Of teams "h
enter aud Enp1 good contests expected JOuust f.
~ who won me ehamponsntr A.l year ~! - a.,
pushed by Rankin, 81 Tor the oHAIup.0Ushlp honor
Each team is required 10 dep,Sl' ~" IA hue'
Dr. W Grace, who Is pub.ishU. s'r.es NJ Rf,ic "'
enHued FORTY Years OF iT., hr'. tells TN STORY
George Brown. norm al -i0lshl.n SUSSEX. AprI :,
l7sS IL supposed 70 have teen To 'as - undrrb'ni
bowler that ever aged. lie - ago vary iHs iA' ~
long stops were needed Tor Nun. and neal Y al ne
teldsmen were placed be- md the wlrAet A L.Iis a
tried l. stop the all w,'h i- coat h.' Brown
bowed through 1t and ki.ed Dog on tho ether side
He was a dog Of some 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
The Players League.


PHILADELPHIA II. L.. S; NEW YORK p. l. }. 4.
PHILADELPHIA. May 5.-If the New York
Brotherhood club expects to get out Of the tail
end rut 1t must put more dash and vim in its
game The Philadelphia Brotherhood Club
boat 1t to- day in this city. and beat it so easily
that half OF the local nine could have taken
short maps between innings and yet have won.
The visitors came into the field like a lot OF
professional pal-lbearers. They simply lwent
through the movements in mechanical man
ner. and then. with a tired and distant look
took seat on the bench. The Phiadelphias
possessed all the life necessary. and its agility
was the only redeeming feature Of the contest.
Umpire Hobert also came in for fair
amount Of favorable criticism. on account of
his earnest desire TO hurry the players to and
from the field. Detective Randall was on the
grounds early to serve Pickett and President
Love with notices Of the termination of the in
junction. but Randall waited until after the
game and Pickett was permitted to play.
Grimm wrenched his arm in Saturdays game
and Hallman took his place In right held.
Buffinton pitched, and ne gave an exhibition
OF his old-time work holding the visitors down
the eighth inning "
John Ewing started in 10 pitch for New York.
put his thumb was broken In the third inning
IN stopping q 'kOurke's wild throw and Crane
Finished out the game. ATTENDANCE 2T26
Tho score: -''-''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
Tho National League.

BROOKLYN IN. L.. 8; NEW YORK Is, L.. 3.
She was pretty. She had been over the
bridge to see the New Yorks play at Washing
ton Park, fully expecting them to win. As
she left the park she tried to look happy. but
couldn't. Any way, l think the New Yorks
put UP a good game; don't you 2" she said to
her escort Evidently the young lady knew
very little about the national game. The game
played by the New Yorks was decidedly infe, Tor
TO what they are capable OF doing. The score
does not show this and is therefore somewhat
deceivinR. The men displayed no snap no vim,
or anything else which would show that they
were playing for all they were worth
Rusie was as wild as hawk in his delivery.
and 1t was he especially who presented the
Brooklyns with the game. The Brooklyps
earned two runs in the first inning Then. In
the second. Ruse gave two mon their base on
balls. and fumbled O'Brien's hit, and three
runs resulted. Again, in the third inning he
gave two more men their bases on balls. and
they scored. Then. In the fourth inning. an
illegal delivery let in another run.
1t was not to be expected that the New Yorks
could hit the ball hard enough to win. against
Rusie's widness, but at the same time they
might have been able to get In a hit once in
while Hughes pitched great game, and had
New Iorks will never win a game II they con-
tinue to tare up the earth around the home
plate as they did Yesterday in trying to hit the
ball The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
Fighting Notes.

| H-Wrlta to George Young IN care Of tho ToiIc,
| earn, New York
! E -. + ..I,,r,, no,.r ,o,,,, t.,, s,,...
| cT"rt "hh y" Hu"''"" ''''' '""h'' '''" "itl'
! '"heei"'""S VINE
RIpps kuran weighs .'l pounds and stands = feet
Iltt inches iivdn weight ID 20 pounds and his
| h- slt 10 70 feet luis inches
f.n,. calm, ra,ar .t,ckson III. Australian and IN.
Nc auline of tie paCirc Opr met Ii" Of tho
California Athletic cub Tn"y fought ~ ToInda Jack
,.,,. -.,, ,s, ,.., ro,,~,0r 10 ,sr md ~ a.,
=, ',te 'en ,thn E'"te p Wy, h TX 81 a. ~ 81
" ,L ~ i'"uhur1H ,,t"v al ~ Va. "a -
, ,, l,".9 "m e. H'e'' MANI " P'''"e' ""'''
/ "oN' '"'"'""9 n'S''
S""t Brown called a. me '"' 'd''H, ono" }o't"r-
"tE 'nH .tIel LIZ &c .nhrs a. a.
/ XXI t,,t, ~ = go '"'' 'A "'''
! '"'A MN '"r mat Am""h
/ Fred johnson the English Oh tmP"n feather weight
Is expected arrive ~ tine country N two weeks 10
VIII challenge man IN The world Al his weIghl-l24
! pounds for any part ot 9+,''"
Danny N.ed,, m has ,rrue ed in Boston from Ca!rfor
MIA NH say XXI H,'y Nc, INV can VIM ny mltI,
irwin. To- on .mn,ter N, IN win 'TaIdy k.rr,gnn
l"N"nN Nay n, lNtl--' Marcy Smllh OF SpIAheds
Nrlshs ~ pounds ana he II gong 70 America 70 hHht
| ana a purse
| Art,I~s ~ agreement for q nnsh exit win four
glove are in progre6, Of rynaturr L.twrpn m
| Moprrl0I,r " salem Mas ami /. Ne,z-l brown n
Boston take pAca MAY - before Inc Er.e County
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
Tommy Kelly VIII Not Meet Gal MEG arthy
,IusI

p, II. Black. the hacker of Tommy Kelly. tho
Harlem SPIDER who has whipped all tho good men in
hs class, maoh surprised a day two ago
upon receiving the following letter.
p n Eid,k fsG
Nv DIAN SGi Have lust been informed that you will
la, \ Tommy kel.y against at Mccarthy for any
amount money II you mean huHinrss | will back
Cal Mccarthy meet k-ly IN ten rounds. Queensbury
rUles contest for s. side ami the winner tho
entire gale receipts or II you mean money division
winner aka 10 aud the Loser - per cent Answer at
Yours BILLY 6kRlEN."
Back in answer wro'" that he had no intentions
whatever nelly d-ainat Mccarthy but that II al
could get down TO Nelly weight . pounds he ould
back the - IdeT Tor against The jersey lad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06

The Thistle has had her clipped. The mast has
not been cut but instead OF sail area OF $500 square
feet and rating Of IA III 1885, she will be reduced
about square feet sail and LIS rating
lyerHa about fifteen minutes over forty mile
The racing 20 rater Vredt being itted sout'
amptoH voyage across the Atlantic. She has been
bought by Canadian yachtsmaD and will SAT- for
Quebec this month Another racing cutter, the uSTI
q little smaller than the Nreda lgned by Fife 10
sail for Halifax about the same time she will beOus
10 Mr. Fraser
The YonAers Corn,hlan Yacht Club opened the yach'
Ing Saturday At the meeting of the club
1hursdy night last one new member was elected ans
propositions Tor membership were received Tss"
SuHdayE The first reception OF the viii be given
on the eveninG OF May 30
The EIsbOurn, hSi'W contains the following dekcrr
tlon of Nj LeybO4rne Fnphams new racing lUgI",
huit 10 succeed the dlsappon lag Paradox " Not III,
couTARed but rather confirmed hIs theory by the
pertinent of the Paradox. Mr. LeYbourn- Popham i
t resolved 10 prove that on suitable lines the uCger
pretty generally admitted powerful a boat Iirr
aTeA,beam required unusually Arg-E all drUe
her through the water anu her nT6ts and yards wound
not stand the necessary strain Il be- evident then
mat 4 the lux rig was to have fair IL he
Piled To boat Of rn-r build. MI .Leyh0urne r0phau
the result tho very boatu" tie sroCksin
GsUSdrn yard, ana which, II no ed isuu,h-
in about months time She Is to he D.tl'r the VIM
Slave and has been designed by Mr. " Ito lr $40
Is very little smaller than the laradON having ,e-t
OF 80 feet TO the ParadoNN ~ feet AMI hu,.n. - d.
rater The Paradox had q Iute-i cenircuu~r.. rIa
hite slave hRS no eenUehoArd The amount ~ Ir,,3
on the keel IL rather more than The Paradox hrCHtl
80 tons D cwt, against the Paradox ; =" Ions
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SHOOTING.


LONG BRANCH. May 5.-The two crack gun
clubs Of Monmouth county the Central Of this place
and the Riverside OF Red Bank. were pitted against
each other here to-day in team shoot OF eight men
each, ten live birds to each shooter Ten bore guns
thirty yards rise and twSve.bore twenty eight yards
rise The contest was by the Riverlidea, with a
Of the day in killing their full quota Here y the score
Riversido-Utto Hesse, g. J. Cooper, 10! T. Beae, \:
=, Russell, Il 4, Throckmorton, 4; z Cooper. g. A.
Wins 10, White. 81 total 81. Long BrAnch-J Ven
DYKE. Z, T. " Price. :; G. Cubbery, s. Taber, Z, g
spinning 7, j. Price, o. 3. ". REID o. ?. Day. Jr, y,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06

IN" National Cross Country Association =
u',rr found yesterday that the Old ads!" IN rr.lrd u
~ iahns but one man 10 lead horse 10 the water
vine twenty men could not make nm drink Ma a
trsr pur A member N the Acorns' team .ayE uur
tom HIl not compete At the on on saturday Tor
Il rl'-s We viii nod the riN gold medaI- winch "
Wor and prior To the zoe viii put IN caim for the
- hl silver Gun Nhrh Ne on aud Inch trophy tho
G-U~s Committee have Withheld from III an at or il
nDslcs unparalleled IN tho history OF amateur
I.t-flWrr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06

Tho champion Druids on saturday crosse rtl'As r.,
the hTst time this season with tie Princeton Vh"
bod tho college chAmpion.hr and easily asfeAs !.
them by the score OF tour soA.H io H9lhhg lht
game was rather one sided and the home team
was not called unon L" a" 10 hesL The Inn
tnu- defence than IN tn
attack, hut they we're not anle 70 maze any stand
The nrst goal made ~ DIulis thTrr minute
and the second In one mlHuts The htuids tbru tnhb
tfiuRs easy And f.rIhrf ore ~as made uniI ne
next hAlf Edgar A ros the famous l"ut''. ATTAIN
PLAYED with lrinestnI NI ir hlS ~ trpt.fr' John
SOn and John Poe were NIth the DTulih