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A sklLLfuL PITCHER.

MARI Baldwin, who Tosses the Ball for
tho Chicago Players League Club.
Mark Baldwin, the crack twirler Of the
Chicago club, of the Players league, u
one Of the ablcst pitchers In the profession.
He IL Of splendid physical development,
standing over feet in height and weighs
about 100 pounds. His professional career
began with his engagement with the Cum
berland (Md.) club, In 1888. In 1885 he
Joined the McKeesport club, and assisted IL
10 win the championship Of the Western
Pennsylvania league.
During the season Of 1885 he did great
work for the Duluth club, Of the North
western league. That season he pitched
IN forty-one games, being eight more than
any pitcher Of that league.
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hood than the present one mile and three
mile champion walkers Of America. Mic.
oils physique can readily be seen, but II
BurckhRrdt, who won the shorter event,
were placed beside the three mile cham.
pion he would appear like boy, although
in weight he would hold his own very we'll.
His height is only about feet inches,
and his weight in condition about 100
pounds. Nicoll is Of tho Same weight.
Nicoll made his appearance on the track
during the year 1885. He took part in
many amateur walking races Of all dis
tances in the vicinity of New York city and
met with success. He soon developed .
good style of locomotion, and at the end Of
several years he was ranked among the
best. He competed in the championship
games in 1887, but did not win. In 1883 he
took part in the American fixture again,
but was defeated. But he went to Mon.
treal few weeks later on his clubs team
and captured the three mile event In great
style, doing % min. A 2-5 Sec, which was
the fastest time made there since 1888,
when r. p. Murray did % min. ~ sec.
The season Of 1889 opened well for him,
for he won q largo number OF handicap
races, generally from scratch, In games
around New York and Philadelphia In
the fall Of last year he captured the three
mile championship walk Of both America
and Canada. The American fixture was
held two weeks in advance Of the Cana
dian, and Nicoll vanquished his antag.
onists in the first fixture so easily that the
Canadian event was considered almost Q
sure thing for him. He won the American
championship in % min. 33 rs sec. The
track was very heavy owing to incessant
rain for almost a week, and the time does
not look extra fast on paper. It was .
most meritorious performance, and tho
fact of his winning the Canadian fixture,
where tie track was good, in % min. II 8-5
Sec, proved that the speed which he had
shown the previous year was still In him.
His only noteworthy performance since
then is his taking second place in the four
mile scratch walk at the indoor games in
Boston, Mass, last April. He attributes
his defeat partly in this contest to the fact
that the Judge OF walking was unfriendly
to him, anu spoke to him about his style Of
locomotion during the race, which made
him lose a little confidence in his ability to
show speed. Some judges consider his
style perfectly fair, while there are several
who do not think SO.
His build is very unusual and he Is de-
cidedly thin. He has no tendency to &C.
cumulate flesh, and although he has a
good depth Of chest his waist is unnatur.
ally small. He measures there only 20
inches, and that for man six feet high IL
most unusual. He steps out with long,
free stride, and when feeling well his style
Of moving impresses the majority favor
ably. MALCOLM w. FORD.
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The Chicagos next secured his services.
and he more than fulfilled their cxpecta-
tions throughout the seasons of 's7 and
'6s. His most remarkable pitching per-
formance was the retiring Of the Pitts
burg team with only one safe hit on Sept.
90 Of the former year.
Baldwin was one Of the party which
made the trip to Australia and Europe
during the winter Of 1Sss's9. Upon the
return of the tourists Anson made the
biggest mistake of his life. He released
Mark, thinking he had lost his former ef-
fectiveness in the box. Manager Buckcn-
burger, Of the Columbus Club, shortly
afterward signed him, and thus showed
good Judgment, for Baldwin more than
equalled his previous record, twice holding
the Brooklyns and once each the st. Louis
and Athletics down to two hits in q
championship game.
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The house may have brick or stone foun
dation and foot 8 inch cellar. Tho hrst
story IL 10 feet inches high and the second
Q feet high. The arrangement Of the nrst
story IL convenient and artistic Tho large
parlor, which is Is feet wide by 10 feet
Yong, Is connected with the sitting room
by broad door, which would make them
both easily available in case Of largo gath.
erings. The sitting room Ia little smaller
than the parlor, as 1t measures II by 10,
and its connection with the 10 by 10 dining
room adds tho latter TO tho suite which
might be pressed into service. From al
three rooms doors open into hall 10 feet
long and feet wide, from which the stair
case ascends
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q strips. overlapping one another about
three inches, the overlapping space
being painted with thick asphaltum
varnish before the next strip II laid In
position. Be sure to have asphaltum
between all the seams. Let stripa be
doubled over stem and stern, overlapping
to secure perfect tightness At these ex.
posed points. When all 10 covered, paint
the whole with coat Of asphaltum, and
while wet cover Il with another thickness
Of paper-breaking joints-and finally with
the thin muslin. Cut slits In the muslin
wherever Il is necessary to make an over
lap for the sake Of smooth At. The mus
lin will dry In with the asphaltum, and
coat OF paint over all will render every
thing perfectly tight.
Il remains to put on the outer gun.
wales, which should be u inch stripe,
inches wide, fastened to the original lat
tice gunwaies with clinched nails at frs-
quent intervals. Also nail or screw false
cutwater at bow and stern outside Of and
through the paper and muslin. A con-
venicnt seat 10 shown in Fig. s. Il II sim
ply box ss deep a. the keel, with . slot
cut through two OF the sides. These dircc-
tions are taken from an article in The
Christian Union by Charles Ledyard Nor
tOn
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A PRETTY HOME.

Plans for . Handsome and Convenient
Two story Dwelling.
Among the many admirable plans con.
tained IN the National Building Plan asso-
ciation's Artistic Homes" Is this one for
two story frame dwelling house.
The elevation shows that IL 10 Of hand.
some exterior design, the wall surfaces
well broken with windows and angles and
the arrangement Of the two piaszas IL par
tacularly happy.
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rRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
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THE GREAT Es0LIsH REMEDY. An unftil-
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diseases that lead TO Insanity or Consumption
and a Premature Grave.
aA- For particulars In our pamphlet. which
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AS- The Specific Medicine Is sold by All drug
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money, by addressing
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On account OF cOunterfeits, we have adopted
the yellow Wrapper the only genuine.
Sold In Lancaster, Pa, by W. I. HocH.
mar3-lyd
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That celebrated amateur billiardist of
81. Louis, Wsyman G. McCreery, received
such an overwhelming defeat lately in
New York city by George F. Slosson, at
the IA inch balk line, that he thinks better
than ever of the professionals game. The
match was that Slosson should make 500
to McCreery's ls5. When Slosson finished
the game his opponent had ia, and the
latter remarked that Slosson was fully as
much OF race horse as he is cracked up to
be. McCreery Is considered better than
any other amateur in America at this
Otyls Of game.
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Liris was designed by young naval archi-
tect. was launched last spring and sailed
her maiden race In the regatta Of the New
York Yacht club. Her length over all ID
81 feet, on the water line 80 feet II inches,
breadth Of beam 13 feet inches, drauRht
9feet and sail area $500 square feet, which
Ia 800 feet less than she had last year Ac-
cording to the Seawanhaka rule Of time
allowance, the Liris will allow the Minerva
two minutes and forty seconds for thirty
mile course.
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and t was done TO the queens taste.
But tho telegraph came soon" he sdded
sadly, land that broke the pouyS beck.
Later the railroads came and We had TO
stop our wagons and close up our busi-
ness."
Col. Majors, although now over 70
years Of age, is nearly As able and active
a. In his prime.
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CHAMPION NICOLL.
A Tall Man Who Has Several
Times Walked to Victory.
ATHLETE FORD WHITES OF mn.

He WIN Head the Precssslsn Uatil Nsxe
Fail. When he VIII Onss Moro HAVE
TO Fight for the little Of rasssss Walksr
For the first time in half dozen yeArs .
tall man won the amateur championship
for the three mile walk at the last hxture.
held September, 1889. As usual, . short
man won the one mile walk; but c. l.
Nicoll, Of the Manhattan Athletic club,
whose picture 10 shown here, and who
stands over six feet In walking shoes, cap
tured the three mile event and became the
champion, by which title he will be known
until next September, when hs will have
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JACK MINISTER'S.

Something About the Famous Trainer OF
AthIeses-His Record.
Jack McMsstsrs is man who is as widely
known, as capable and as popular as any
member Of his profession on either side Of
the Atlantic. He was born, says The Clip
per, in the parish Of Kirkmaiden, Wigton-
shire, Scotland, on Aug. is, 1851. When
still in his teens he commenced the busi-
ness of trainer Of athletes. The first man
he trained was James Nuttall. Of Msnches.
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Some charming scrssns were recently
espn IN . room devoted 10 IN intAnt's ward
SobA They had enams,sd white frames,
I'D WssU about the sise Of small clothes
horsA The narrow upper panels wers nllsd
Mn pictures, and the lower pert We GOV.
apd With ahirrsd silk. One scrsen We In
pals blue, another In pink, and third 10
spple green. The special purilces 10 70
ssrom 6aEh tu6 or cradle, and ct the sams
Nue afford divsuuion and amusssmsut ~
~ psOturss and The ~ eolofs Of the SILK.
Ihe uppsr panel Of SasnilAs sctesn had
plasss for phosograpAs made In ths sane
way - The popular small ph&tograpA
eureens.-Art Amateur.
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at the meeting. and distanced Halo. her
only competitor, in 2;29H. Three days af-
ter she had reduced Alcagetta's 2-year-old
New England record Of 2:3ltf. Helen NJ
started against her own mark and placed
it at 22s. She was bred by d. X Wake
field, and was got by Daniel Lambert's de-
veloped son Golden, a;ss2sl, out of st. Law
renee Maid, daughter of the Laundry
Horse and mare by Rance Morrill,.
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FIRST FLOOR.
In each ono Of tho four principal lowe,
rooms-parlor, sitting room, dining room
and hall-Are freplaces, which add much
to comfort and eoxiness Of appearances
ON chilly autumn evenings or during the
dampneas and frost Of the early spring
But the browning glory" Of this house
from housewives standpoint In the kitch
en-. II Is large enough u1xl9 and Is se
arranged that there Is plenty Of room TO,
three tables. The range and sink are II
good locations and the whole IL we'll light
cd by two windows, and, II desired. glasi
door opening ON the back porch. The pan
try, which measures feet inches by 9, II
at the left Of the range and easy of acces.
to the cook or serving maid.
The second story Is no less conveniently
arranged. IL contains four chambers, siI
closets, bath room and hall, all Of good siz,
and well lighted. One of the chambers
has door leading to a tiny balcony-a de
lightful adjunct to a sleeping room OF
summer evenings and hot nights
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Anai waaca oocupssa sAs ssnsse q sAsAcusA
1sUm this hall the stairway risn, 90 o. ~
snG1n forming projection a nearly foue
~ a the outer wall. TIE hitcAsu, secfs
rUu0s, 60, ere all In the third sorry .
49, by no possibility the odsss Of cookino
sAall b smelled down stAiFs, And ars
rsAeAed b. covered stairway riding out.
~ Of the main building.
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THE FAMOUS PONY EXPRESS.

Ono Of Its Originat0rs still Alivo-Ths
Wonderful Work Done.
A rusty old sign Inscribed Russell,
Majors & Waddell" can still be seen on
. building at the corner of Shawnee and
Main streets, Leavenworth, Kan. II
formerly marked the business headquar-
ters Of firm once famous throughout the
west, and of which but one member is
left alive-Col. Alexander Majors, now
living at Kansas City.
Thirty-one years ago Russell, Majora
& Waddell did the biggest business Of
any freighters operating between the
Mississippi and the Pacific coast. Duke
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In the drawing the dotted lines at and
2represent the outlines of the two boards,
and the shaded parts show the portions
that will form the canoe frame. No. is 10
feet long, IA inches wide, and Y OF an inch
thick. No. 2 is the same length, 12 inches
wide, and 4 inch thick
Lay No. l on the floor and mark out the
general shape Of boat as shown. Trim of,
following the lines and making the curves
graceful At G and G saw straight down
TO within inches Of keel Then saw
between these cuts on and d, which
marks upper edge Of keel. This done, set
what is left of the board (the shaded por.
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A dwelling house was recently built neai
Boston in which no right angle occurs IN the
walls Of any Of the first floor rooms. There
are seven Of them In all-drawing room
parlor, library, sitting room, dining room
each one of them OPENS into thA-circulsi
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Gwynn, then q
u nited States
senator from Cal.
ifornia, thought
his constituents
deserved q better
mail service than
that afforded by
the regular coach
route, and there
cam 0 into his
mind the idea OF
q pony express.
The wiseacrcs al
"ns1.tnot,a Asu
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mnst be beveled little TO correspond with
the narrowing Of the boat fore and aft.
This angle will be shown by the lattice
pieces.
The molds at G C, when in position, fit
against the shaded stem and stern pieces
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A Rapid Trotter.

Helen NJ. first became prominent at the
New England Breeders meeting, which
was held at Mystic park, Boston, in sep.
tember, 1889. She appeared in the 2-year.
old stake, which was the first race decided
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a Futurtty Winner,

Chaos, the winner Of last years Futurity
stakes, Is q chestnut gelding by imp. Ray.
on dor, out Of Lily II. by imp. Glenelg ont
Of Florine or Florence, the dam Of the
mighty Hindoo. He is the property Of the
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TWO CRACK YACHTS.

me Hfinervs and Liris and the Coming
Contest between Thea.
The fact that there will b NO intsrna-
tional yacht race this year scrves to con-
oentrate the attention Of yachtsmen more
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pr0vont Wt1nkIoA
In drying, the pa-
per will strain
itself very tightly.
The rest Of the
boat . best Gov
av,nd 18th uaVRo~.
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hUIC VIII DC hOfflp-
thing like B and G
sections. The Wid-
ship section was
trimmed square
at the edge, but
you will find that
the other sections
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HOW TO BUILD A CANOE.

Directions for the Conjunction of Ser
viceabls Bone
Let every boy who owns 1ackknife and
who wants to own canoe get out thu
knife and build the boat. Here is q sched-
ule Of the materials needed. with their costs
feet..............'........................so feet. % 50
lplaned pine board, " inch l2 inches IL
1eet. .-........'...'..'.. "
strips 1h inch lattice stuff ................ 6
A lot OF thin strips as described ......".. 90
IS yards of strong manila paper. ........... 4 90
ID O A B @ ID
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SECOND FLOOR.

SECOND FLOOR
Coin; still higher Is commodiosls gar
ret, In which q servants room might
easily fitted up.
The stimAted cost Of building is "a, 500
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white-12, lssss 10, %, 27*, 2s., 80.
White to play and win in moves.
SOLUTIONS.
Chess problem No. "a.
White. Black.
LIB toQ4 PtoK4
2..P-B4 PxB
8. .R-K s mates.
Checker problem No 64-ByJ j. Patterson,
Prestwick.
White, 20, "a, 26, 27, 80, SO. Black, 2, 8.
10. II. IA l6. Black to play and draw,
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tion) on edge and fix firmly. Cut %
inches from Il inch board, and trim into
shape "a Fig. y. Cut notchss 4 inch deep
and n inch wide in upper corners and q
notch at Il 10 fit over keel. Set up at the
exact middle of keel
You now need two long pieces Qattice
stuff to serve for gunwales. They must
be about 1871 feet long TO allow for tho
curve. Lightly nail or clamp the ends at
ID and D. and let the middle of each rest In
the notches at the upper corners Of A.
Now you have the general outline Of
your canoe, namely, keel, stem, stern and
gunwale. The next thing To be done Is to
shape the rest Of the mOlds This is shown
in Fig. 2, which, you remember, rep
resents "A inch board. A, the midship
section, is already In place. The other sec
tions, B Is and G. G, are marked on the
board and cut out in like manner.
Mark the principal points on the board
and draw the curves accordingly. The re-
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NOR HORIZONTAL. STATIONARY EN-
II gines, from 10 u horsepower, and Verti-
fnd them at JOIN BEsTs, sss East Fulton
street.
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tThs only trains which run daily.
On Sunday the Mall train west runs ~ Wo0 81
Columbia only.
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