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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

Some Of the Grand Army boys may bo
interested In tho following from Alox. b.
Pope, A. d. G., Commander, Dept Tom.
and Ga. Ho says; "Wo have had an
epidemic Of whooplng cough here, (Sto-
wart, Tonn.,) and Chnmborlain's Cough
Remedy has boon tho only medicine that
has done any good.n There Is no danger
from whoopinR cough, when this remedy
10 freely givon. II completely controls
tho disease. 20 cont bottles for sale by
Dnrbin, Wright a Co., and l.. Sollmann,
druuulata
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
POETS CORNER.
onlLDHooD DAYS.
tnY ABnl rlHronnR)

(hY ARHL fiHTohnRl
out of mo window ~ look,
iieallng from weary thought and book,
900 q troop 0f urohina SAY,
Upon tho village lawn at play
hpnnlng Rna jumping w and down,
Some drive ihe hoop, some toss the bali
Some Ny the kite some wrestling fall
hpme beat tho drum and marching 80,
ana some Tho horn % whistle blow,
An lond Win shouts aud say with glee
And fall of fun o. boys eau pe'
Near school house door not far away,
Another gToup 500 ~ play
A hand 0i bliihesOme bright eyed glrls
WIN laughing lips aud shining ouflai
And checks llko apple blossoms ialri
When blooming irpsh IN morning aif,
WIN witlerlng smiles and glTllsh grace,
IheY trip about from place 70 placer
alnglng ana chatting 10 ihey 80
Llke iailiea danoing TOO aud ifel
And happy 10 tho hlTda Of spring.
Warhlina swesI nolei upon tho wing
The school bell tolls and changed lhe soenei
Vanished tho urohlna on tho Hfeenl
Vanished lhe group around The door,
ARd 10 thought returned once more,
sgeel "a tho mornb soft golden rays
The hllasInlhoun oi childhood dnyai
When arllesa Innocence and grace
Ia each unfolding iorm Wp trace,
tre passion, salhahnesa aud hln,
Mar aii thath beautiful within,
No weary cares their souls oppreaai
No sorrowR l0na aud deep distress,
iifIef arc thHlr teara Ike drops Of dow,
Which spari ling vanish from the Wow
And iikp sunshine afiaf rain,
10y beams In each bright face again
Hope llke hlgd with golden wings,
Forever soan and elrollng alngal
AlluTlnH each enchanted eye
10 ospmo bright castle IN theekT
How dark 70 him Will no bright ray
ilrisUlod down from chl1h0odb dayi
No opieaslng picture Vt the past
On which Tho ponalyn uiu 70 caU
N0hWnpt review 70 chnor mo gloom,
Along tho pathway 10 the tombl
Orsoulhe with mem'Bh healing afl,
The grols which otp oppreas tlie heart
How beautiful arc childhood Srsamsi
Whom all the world with glory beamf,
Whom the neat hllla sutm mountains grand,
Ana all hoyound fairy land
Whore fancy rotma on blrd'llhe wlnga,
mia fragrant groves aud crystal apfingtl
Aud dahhing streams with nlnboW spray
cutter through all tho guldon DAY,
0'Ad yeafa once gene forever ilud
Win ali tho luauo fancy ahrdi
sweet days which never eau RETURN
iioWe'er tho longing heat may yeam,
Tlll meath the fair celestial hkles,
rnch shall 70 youth Immortal rise,
MAHHiLLuN, o., May,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

THE debate in the House has weak
ened the Mckinley bill, hence the man.
agement bave made q rule to have the
bill reported TO the House for final
action on Wednesday next, whether II
has been fully considered or not. Well,
the people viii have plenty of time to
consider II by next November.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Bucklon's Arnoa sslvo,

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands,
Childrens Cornee and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. IL Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Price rs cents per box. For sol
by Durbin Wright g 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
nlmont every noIehborhood through.

In almost every nolghborhood through.
out tho west there aro some ono or moro
persons whose lives have been saved by
Chamborlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlar-
rhma Remedy, or who have boon cured OF
chronic dinrrhma by II. Such persons
tako especial pleasure In recommending
the Remedy 10 others. The praise that
follows lts introduction and use makes II
very popular. 25 and 10 cent bottles for
anlo by Durbin, Wright u Co., and L. Soil
mann
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

WE consume q large amount of cop.
per wire right here In Canton. This
tariff on copper interests us oil deeply.
Hence the proposition Of Mckinley TO
continue the robbery for the benefit Of
q few men, who will whaok up cor
ruption fund to buy seats In Congress
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Administrators Sale.

Va. Stark County COmmO
Lydia Machamor o. al. Pleas Court.
by virtue OF an alias order OF sale. issued by
tho clerk OF tho court Of common pleaA OF stark
county Ohio In the above action, and 10 me al
roctod will offer for sale at public outcry on tho
premlses, In Lake township, on
Monday, the 10th day of June 1890,
Tho following described real estate, to.wti Part
Of tho southeast quarter OF section 10, township l2
Of range u beginning for same ~ the northeast
corner Os said quarofi thence north, 10 deg ana ~
min. west with quarter line bb0 feet 10 n post,
thence south deg. and ~ min woat, 1895 feet 10 4
post thence south, 30 deg and ~ min, east p2i
feet 10 post and northeast corner OF lands Of Q
shower thence north, . deg. and 10 min east, 1885
feet 10 the beginning, containing 2s 5o-lOO aores
Appraised At siibf
Terms, 0no-thrd cash. One-thlrd In one year and
One.thlrd I'm two years, with Interest from day q
sale, deferred paymenta 10 DO secured by mortgagS
ON the premises sold.
WILLIAM WAGNER
Administrator OF the estate OF JacOl
Brumbaugh, deceased
JOHN LAIN, Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
$500 Reward!

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache, Indl-
ReatlOn, Constipation or COstvonogs we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pulls, whom tho dlrec-
Vegetable and mover fail 10 give gAtiifaotlOn Au-
gar Coated. Large boIoa, containing 30 pills 20
cents, For sale by all Dugglsta. Beware of coun-
terfeita, and limitations The genuine manufac-
tnred only by JOHN o. WEST 90. Sold by Dur
bin, Wright Co., and The Popular Drug Co., Can
ton ohio, nOyigy .d6w. wed.frl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
EDITOR sKINNnR IN SEARCH OF
VALUABLE IMPORTATION.

Editor skinner OF the Massillon In
dependent, ig quite anxious for Demo
cratic opinions on the coming Con-
gresham. He recognizes the fact that
some good Democrat will be chosen IN
the new district, and he wants 20 get
himself together, intellectually speak
Ing, to boom the most likely candidate.
~ gather In solid chunks OF valuable
information, he Ia now sending out u
printed circular, addressed TO pt0mi-
nonS Democrats Of stark county
OFFICE OF THE INDEPENDENT
MAssiLLoN, o., May Ia, 1880.
DEAR Slit Your nAmo has beon given
10 ua na ono likely 10 know very accurate
ly the sentiments OF the Democrats In
your Vicinity as 10 the most available can.
dldnto for Congress In this district. "rho
independently would bo very glad 10 re-
colyO brief expression from you touch
Ing your choice, and any incidental OBJ
soryations which you may caro- 20 make.
II ia believed that your opinion would
have weight, and u cordial invitation II
extended 10 you 10 make II known, II
may interest you 20 know that the names
Of John q. Warwick, John G, Wolty, John
", Monnot, johnson Shcrrlck, Vim. u.
Lynch, and many Others, are being used
In connection with the nomination, Kind
ly give this your earliest consideration.
Very respectfully,
RoDERT II. SKINNER
We insert the above gratis, In our
widely circulated journal, In order that
Editor Skinnerg wants may be more
generally known. His deep interest In
the cause OF Democracy, and utter lack
Of interest In Republican sentiment iB
one Of the healthy signs of the times,
In and about Massillon. We suspect
that Editor Skinner has had his inquis
itIveness intensified by the recent cleo.
tions In Indiana and Iowa, and like
Ben Butterworth, he 10 putting out an
anchor 10 the windward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
PATERSON

\ cutting array about midnight on Sa'"iuN
eliminated in the death Of yonng man yesterday
morning \ crowd of ncgr""s and "hiteS "c''
in a Rivcr-.t nquor.shop. and one man took ai
uu,br,.lla from a coorcd woman. This led to gen
cral quarrel and the proprietor put the gang out
The fight was renewed the Arch~t. bridge over
the Pa--aic River. and George II. Reed WhI'
youth of about twenty. living with his parents Al
No 10 Mancicsterave.. tonight with Robert Wilson,
color,d Reed had Wilson down when a policeman
came along and the crowd scattered. Reed went
about 100 feet. leaving trail OF blood and then
,ank from exhaustion and 1t WIZ found That both
his leg, had been irchtully FLASHED. evidently Win
a razor the wounds scvcring the main artery ana
extending to the bone Reed wa taken 10 hospital
where he died abont 10 a. N. lie did not recover
consciousness and could make no ante inort"m state
mcnt II j, supposed Wil-on DID tn" Uttlns ~, the
eve witnee-cS no one else touched iced wilson
wa arrested later and hi, own L. had sa-h IA
IT, His brother Jacob also taken INTO custody.
with Lizzie Jackson, John Mitchell aud Charlie II.
Doremus. witness. The two last named are white,
the rcst COOrcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY.
EAcrp WITH JyiE PARK SITES.


The public OF Hudson County are pleased tiat inc
Park Commissioners as announced in yesterday ;
Tribune have at last chosen the sites of at least iour
OF the five proposed parks, two IN jersey 'N ono ia
Bayonne. one in Wcehawken and one in lopohen'
Harrison or Kearny, the last yet 10 DC ueoiu'''
one Of the sites in Jersey City is the notes HARRISON
estate in Ncwark-avc on the hill IL contains '''"o
and a Quarter acres and the Commissioners nave
agreed TO offer $4,000 for the plot. IL VIII CO.
$4,000 10 carry ont the projected Improvements
This plot is part OF the old estate on winch al i"7
Tish jurlst james, when Gisbarrcd III Ehei'hu' '"iH
70 live and where he maintained sort OF Oaronidi
existence. The tract j. famous one III jersey '''
municipal politics, attempts having at dIcreht u'o
been made TO sell IL the city for CITY Han OF
uonsc puruoses The courrs always intcrfcred anu
many public officials came near being sent 10 0'''o
prison In one Of these attempts Mayor 'ieNcia'u
6gnred and his financial operations therein a. Iriaeu
in The Tribune last spring led 10 the wrrcRihg OF
the Dixon Crncihle Company, Of which he was uleh
nrcsideot The second site in jersey city Is the
smith tract of about 100 west Of the M along
the Hackensack River The C0Innlssiomen W" WI mich
100000 for TINS Sue ana IL VIII 'Vat ii'"''' - ~
more to improve It, ,,.,, &c ,vou as
The Wcchawh ken site is also historical, as wen as
naturally the most beautiful OF those chosen ~ -
ALREADY with fire shade trees and In cofhr H "a :.
a. the spot where Alexander Hamilton was kled 10y
Aaron burr The land bought not Ions "Eo lui
sos by John H. Brown. president oi vi >, 70
600 for IT, but thi, j probably more tndI' .v -,
missIoncrs viii pay and they have the power 10
The Site in Bayonnc contains 100 acres ana iles
along Newark Bay shore. The Board VIII omGT
100000 for this tract and they cs'iia'c '"''' II w."
cost 900 900 more TO improve II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
ELIZABETH.

An explosion OF some acid stored away under the
cupOla In IA" plating department Of the singer sewing
machine Works set fire TO that part Of the factory
at 80 O'Clock last evening. An alarm was promptly
sounded quickly bringing the fire department and "A
couple Of thousand people 10 the scene. Tie engines
got effective streams the burning portion and,
aided by the factory apparatus. soon had the fire
under control The damage By the hanes was slight.
but much stock was ruined by the water with which
the plating department Hooded. Intense excite
mcnt prevailed for time throughout the city when II
wa. learned that the works again imprrillcd.
The ,.xul,,iOu Is supposed 10 have been caused 10y
spontaneous combustion. Tile plating department -
,ir pniut AZ which the disastrous lire a couple of
month. ago was checked. Had the fire occurred in
the night the main building would probably have
hccn deatrnycd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
FOR TIE PHILADELPHIA'S TRIAL.
THE COURSE LAID OUT FOR THE NEW CRUISER
TO TEST HER SPEED ON.

THE COURSE LAID OUT FOR THE NEW CRUISER
TO TEST HER SPEED Of.
Tho new cruiser Philadelphia will leave Cramp &
son., shinvard on the Delaware River. today ana
ono a. car a. sandy Hook, where she will be made
e,av for her orcia speed trial over the forty mile
course along the coast Of Long Island SIG Will W "
ma.,les, condition inasmuch her three iron ma'ts
are at the Navy Yard, lying on the GROUND near 'lo
mast shop The Philadelphia will come TO the Navy
Yard after the trial and receive her maS'S anu "0
cups. The Coast survey steamer Blake has been en-
MOVED for several days taking sounding, along Werc
The course Is 10 be- and has fined it on straight line
ton miles OF shore in twenty fathomS OF water ao
forty miles in length. between Block Island and the
r.no.o, Jiso saving station Weather. water
and t,el are TO be in every way favorable and the
officers of the Trial Board will note cmcIhiN u"
bours minutes seconds and fractions of second that
tie vessel Will consume in travelling seVehN-slA
nautical miles under full power and at full speed and
in making turn. Not having any mas'>' 'he'o
viii no mi. much i'm the contractors favor since mass
would present IA certain pcTocH'dtc Vi i0N'''''O NO
" II the weather be absolutely perfect on "Wednesday
morninc the Essex the Pcrc the Illke ana Nina vii.
make an early from the Navy la and ahC"I AZ
n-mile intervals along tie cOune 10 Keep II cl'ar 81
vessels getting in the way OF the cruiser. Inc iIa'
Hoard OF which Captain Henry ErOcn l. plt~luoht'
hos made careful examination into all matters PEI
construction and httlng> OF tc Nr>>'I u
determine whether she meets with the specifications
of the contract. and viii Include ~ huiss III w
port 10 be made after the steam trials II Is 70 kCcV
a record Of and report 10 the Department the hummer
and pay OF the persons employed By the con
tractors in making the trial the gHan'N anu p''r'
peTses which the contractors may be put III conduct
Ing the trial. all of which the contractors must pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
NEWARK.
THE RECOMMENDATIONS WOT HER.


A romantic case Of separation and reunion 'a"o ~
LIGHT Yesterday Twenty years ago John conway az"
Mis-, Kate Mcnamara married here, ana d IL"
weeks later Conway disappeared. Ills VIC NV"
that he had gone West. but his continued absence
led her to believe that lie was dead MIS- conway
ar "A, She has since been known, Miss NcNaIh"rt'
earned her livelihood in various respectable pla'o''
OF l,te years she has been matron Of the Essex
Comfy Insane Asylum. \ few weeks ago tall well
huilt and handsome middle aged man appeared here
The stranger proved 10 be John Conway, VINO twenty
wear, ago sought The Western pra.ries to seek his
foI1unc He had been successful, and WHEN he W
turued he sought his wife. she refused 10 have any
thing TO do with the handsome Western man, and ap
piled for bill Of separation 30 a. to prevent the
prodlgal hu Band from further annoying her. John
returned 70 his Western home in Helena, Mont. Upon
his arrival thcr his first and only love ill continued
10 h,llu nlm ana he decided 10 try again 70 erect q
reconciliation and "a reunion. lie went among the
Leading business men and officials Of Helena, -Ough
their endaiOns, which referred IN high term,
Ia his integrity morality and good standing in the
community. and enclosed them In letter with a
asf anpeal to his wife. This had the desired effect
aud alter considering the subject Mrs Conway told
him that tie past forgiven. John again came
Tost and a few days ago lie and hs wife left Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
PTAINFIFID

The twenty second anniversary Of the organization
Of the Church Of the Holy Cross. OF North Plainhcd,
was COMMUNICATED with special services Yesterday.
This edncc aN Of the hands0mc>i interior, Of the
many Episcopal churches in New Jersey Ii is Gothic
in design. The services Of yesterday were made
memorable by the for the first time Of new
organ. valued at 5000 The Rev. T. Logan Muir
ply j. the rector Of the church
Five handsome teams have been purchased for
fire department uses By the Common Council
John Chandler will cndcavOr 10 obtain judgment In
the courts against the Electric Light Company for
the price Of his $4,000 trOttng horse Rambo, which
was killed hy a " llvcr wire recently.
The Union Comfy Board Of FrcehOldcrs has or
dercd two new bridges for the spanning Of Green and
Cedar brooks, within the city limits of Pliinfcld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
PRIMITIVE METHODS Of COINAGE.


Picked up by The -. Louis Globe democrat
Captain Temple. In article on the coins Of modern
PIinaub chiefs Ia the new Indian Aniiluary." de
,cribcs the raiiala Mint and the methods Of m.ntng
practised there. The mint. he say, Is an ordinary
Punlauh ward. ahOnt twenty ""f square IN IN"
open part. entered by gateway leading into small
apartment dong duty !, entrance hail. the
mainder II the court ward beinR surrounded by low
sheds opening into II. These bunding,, which look
Ike the rooms" ~ a sciai, are the WORT shops. The
method Of coming IN this very primitive mint j.
described a. follows The silver afr being tyrd
ca; into small bars by being run INTO ervovcd
IRON monld,. The melting Is done IN the court yard
u very small quantities in little furnace imprDvl I'd
for Zach occasion The thickness II the bars !, about
the diameter ~ the rupee. and when cold they are
ciu np ~ 4 hammer and chi-e hy glce~wOrl into
small weights. and ,lghcd IN small balances as
accurately hand weighing will permit. These are
afterward heated and rounded by hammcrnr into disks
and again weighed by hand and corrected hv mall
additions 81 silver hammered in cold hy scrapng
After tbs The disk i handed over 10 the prof, onIl
Wcighcr. who finally weighs u by hand and pa..,- it,
II Is then >taug 4 hy hammcrinr being put between
ron die, placed q strong wooden frame. These
dies very much larger than the coins. that only
a portion Of The legend come on and the cOincrs
not M all careful ~ how much appears on
the coin The only thing they DO is 10 try and make
the particular mark Of the rcigning chef appear
II they do not succeed It does not matter nuch.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
esrptyE or SILK RIIIlDN WEAN Elk

STRIKE OF SILK RIBBON WEANEh''
YONKERS.-The Copcutt Manufacturing 'o"P'n,
and PATRON silk Company. large producers Vi SiA
rbbSn with mills at lonkcrs. gave nou'9 u TIC"
vcavers on Wednesday that reduction Oh - P'
cent i'm wages bv the Paterson Company ana II per ccu'
with conditions BY the COpcutt Company "o"iu tan
effect this morning. The conditions imposed Nv '"c
Copcutt Company, however, amounted 70 gchcr"
reduction Of - per cent At Joint meeting Oh rro
,,r,.ive Labor Association, local unions Nos aui
1, and knight. Of Labor, Assembly 1,o6-' Dst''
~ held on saturday afternoon. the wcavcrr' WIN
numbcr lO7 men, decided to resist the reduction anu
stay ont on strike beginning this morning lhI' WIZ
causc over 900 other employees t. be locked ont a.
,vorl, canno; 70 on without the weavcrs. Yesterday
afternoon the full National Executive Board oil six
Eubon Wcavcrs Unions came to lonkcr'' ana al''r
iva hours secret session. at which reports oil cum
,i,,ec. Of local organizations heard ndor'ed tcr
action in ordering a strike and promised snpp ~ diu
fnaural aid If necessary from the National 'hioh'
Nor nj VEENON.-Thc Rev. W {. Hubbard con,
durtcd th morning and evening services IN tl' chi,
of the Church 0i the Acch'loh. a, II
Fulton ayes yesterday. -" 60,
: Lane returned from the convention 81 lnr iou,S
pennies ~nclrty Of the Christian tlide@vor NJ -
Inu, on THURSDAY. and preached ~ the F"Nnf l'fii
Hall Yesterday. IH' "uN'Nc. ar ~ $50 ~,
fine Methodist Church last night. I'w ~ "
nr Moves " Miner, Rotary and superintendent 81
mo uoutit Ministers Home society, addressed tlr
,ntist CONGREGATION Yesterday morning. on the nr.u'
If fhe organization. H. purpose Is u give nome ID
,ccd infrm and destitute Baptist minister, ana ms
SiJuarlc,. and also To tier widows and orphans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
and arc now ON the way TO their Montana h0me' ""cIo
a Con is an extensive cattlc-rascr
ORANGE.

r, r,,;c,tion for the division OF the Pa'''h Va
c,ri.t Church East orange, which was i''"'c ',''
or and refused by the standing coh'n'''e ~ Wv
diocese la, again come to the front ~ "'s ~
the committee said that While 'hr!St '" ,
IL homeless condition and without hon'o VI
tbcv wouId moi consider the subject Aoo"' MINI
,o , now application sent III 10 'no s',"e
,.., aavinr that the new building "f 'Is'
,,-o,, had - far advanced that the cohsr'Ia'Ioi
would he able % worship in 1t before iohe' Ill" o''
,,, ,ronnd among others they ASKED Tor the ''''"s
oe Of the new parish. The application was
10 uishop ~tariey when he was on 'hc eve VI san
,n,. for Europe aud he referred II I" TIC S'u'u's
committee dclcgatnG to them iuii power " a.. "
,,s obscncc The meeting Of the committee VIII DE-
hold to-day and notifications nave been sc"' - "'
sides to appear and present their cases 49,
4, iuncrtant step has Just been ts"ch oy ho
committee having charge OF the Valley hrahch oi ,"c
Orange Young Mems Christian Association ,'"''e
toward the separation Of that orah'h l"" '"' .''
mediate control Of the Orange aSSoc"''o" anu ''
making of il into an independent ASSOCIATION WIN
Il, own hoard Of directors. secretary. etc Inc COM
milton having charge Of the branch consisting oi
Macon Henry H. Truman Gilbert Colgate. trcd'F'A
u Grant. W. Allen. jr.. +. H. Dyclunan ana / -
ogden. tr. met the board Of directors 81 ''e ''""r'
association lat week and after long '"i'''','
agreed on plan for severance oil 'ne 'c'''''"' ="
tween the two organizations.
Tie annual open tournament OF III" ''''N' nv
Tennis club Will open ON Wednesday ai'r'''" a.
no O'Clock and VIII continue through Inc "''A'
closing on saturday. unless the rain should lh''TTup.
The plav Entries will close today Al III" "H''
II s. NJ Colgate No. % JGhnst Ne S.n n1Is road
The orange Wanderers VII ho1 4 r'Di.,'' nm a
three mile course The prize, are 70 BE- goa meta,
and the entries will close Oh july ., al u'' o"'e VI
l. H. Johnson I'm orange. , H., ,,
The schedule FOR the polo play next Wceh has u,y'
announced. TODAY the nr-t team OF '.4' ~.
away and Ncidowhrook cluhS " ~ ONT wa ''
Vnnu, Pleasant ave. ground. Tomorrow tlr con
t,,ts Tor the challenge cup offered BY me E',N 'pl,
Cntlutrv begin the game on fhhf rat b'l'.
,.wccn tGc E,,cx County and Norti,towh team.
n' ,rhursd,v I'M. winner Of to morrow. zane VIII
Nav thc CHuntry cub Of WcstcAc-t"r. and on al
arid.v The final, viii be play Cd. Al games VIII be
On at > O'Clock.