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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-03-29

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la- West Fulton street in saia \ iuth ward .Ana
ana al said Building Of heu4sa > erehel,
No. "a Jefferson avenue. ln said CITY
in sad Tenth ward on the Thursday.
friday and saturday neat preceding ne asy
Of said annual charter election, Is VII, On
Thursday. April 3 A. u. 1880 friday. April :.
A ID. isSJ, aud on Saturday Apn s. =. y. So,
from O'Clock IL the forenoon. "a O'clock a.
TIE afternoon ~ each 81 said days. Tor tic
purpose Il the rereEisiratl0n 81 lhe guHl
BED electors of SAID Thru. EghtN. Ninth Aus
Tenth wards respecfiNrly. and tlst sSid Board
OF hegls lraiiOn iOT said city. Nil meet aiG De
Ia session a. the respective places above q >
ignatcd for the flrst. SECOND. Fourth. INN
Sixth aud seventh wards 81 sad city. ano The
respective precincts thereof. on Friday. Apr
4. lsSl. ana saturday. Apri 3. ls1, from
o'clock In the forenoon 10 O'Clock n the al
ternooD Ot each Of said 1870 aafs. Tor The pur
/ pose Of reg steering the qualified ectors Of TIE
said last named wares Of saic eity. al Tor the
/ purpose II making q perfect list. a. near 81
MAY be- of all persons residing In the said tel
wards Of the city 81 Grand Rapids, Who are
| quaiIhe electors under the constitution aue
| laws OF the said state Of Michigan. and en
/ titled 70 vote al said elections.
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81 Monroe al 81 and Rapids Mich
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-03-29
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-03-29
MICHIGAN CRNTRAL

1Dhliy. Al Others daily except sunday
Taxing effect sunday. 1u.V ia. 1885
sleeping cars run on Pacific aud Atlantic Ia
presses 10 and IRON Defro'i-Psrior cars rua
On lay express aud Grand Rapids LAprcss 90
and from DtToif-blrcef connect ous made ~
Detroit With az through trains EHsf-Iickets
on sale % Union ickei Office. c. Mouroe-st.
Hno ~ tnioE denot
FnrD -. Bmccs. Gem trf al Monroe 81
o.W. RusslU. - j. sd l. Agf Chicago.
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beffoii express and evening express har~
parlor caft atlarbe8. aHd make nirHci leDf' go
fi,n in Detroit Tor sIi points tast
tApIf-t ltaf ~ 81 i0-I1 D. pr. Hot " sf'tff
sleeping eaf d. Detroit arriving if Detrpit
D. ~ =. fn.
Morning EXPIRES, sBd Grand farief cypress
fSwp % 81 cars attaches.
Through - iruaf tickets ABS orfhD stfar
.hfr ticket AND sleep ~ car Srffhf occurred &C
D.. =. H. 4 o. Office. y Nonfoe-st End ~ toe
o'P'' JAS CAMPBELL citf psss agent
yN0. IS. LOU. lfsift Aaaas.r Detroit
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-03-29
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC

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tL.otNT WAGNER BUFfET SlEEPrRS
The Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry. s TIE
Saof Line from Low n ch'gan 70 MAJ
uBsiie. houghton, kfsaynee, ST. al. a.,n-
neapol's. O0Iufh. P0f Iand, seattle, scosrs,
and ne Great Northwest
Tor Mars Lowest Rates. eff.. aan ~ Nearest
tIc4ff agent. uf address
vAN bEaElet. jackson Elsf-
Iisfriai Psss gent
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Gen Manager. Sd .&IA.
Marquette Hiehigan-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-03-29

Inc 81 1fteet uua O. Detroit nnf EHrf lie
GAM pati9r Gals between Detroit ana Graaa
Grand Rapids 8 ~ ~ rllr 6-ilv Ofsa, frsl-.
daily except -undar
A. ALHQuTsr Ticket teent Dep0ii 6Eo w.
MUS~oV. Union Ticket Agent 81 3gur8e-st.
gro T.. SMITH. Gen. Arf. rand kapi1s, "
A. CaErrSrrr. Tranc Manager. J. ,. AcLlS-
KY. General Mana er
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
The scottish Football Team.

The many football associations in the
eastern part Of the United States have com
mencel preparations for the reception Of
the international team OF Scottish players
in September, Twenty picked men, which
include substitutes, will come from the old
country ami all Of them will he amateurs.
Under no circumstance will the visiting
team play Is professional. The association
game will be played aud just how the col.
lege teams which play IA game controlled
by the Rugby union rules will fare against
the Scots is a question already commented
on. The zane the Scots will play is not 80
rough As the one the colleges are used 10.
Arrangements will be made for the Scots to
play with Yale, Harvard and Columbia
colleges. The Four River Rovers, Paw
tucket Wanderers and the Olympics, Of
Fall River, have already arranged games.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
AQUATIC SPORTS.

The Triton Boat club, Of Nevsr.;, n. j..
ID much elated over the success of its four
cared crew at the Peoples regatta at Phil
adelphia on July4. The arrangements are
already well under way To have not only
their present winning crew but other rep
resentGtives Of the club present at the Ma
tional regatta on Lake Quinsigamond, at
Worcester, Mass, on Aug. l.,
The contests for the amateur swimming
championships Of America will he held in
the vicinity of New York city during
August. The events will be 100 yards and
1mile. Last year W. G. johnson, Of the
Naruna Boat clnb. won the former and A.
Meffert, of the Manhattan Athletic club,
captured the latter. Both are in training
now for the events they excel IN, but indi-
cations are that more competitors will he
on hand this time than ever before for the
ten years the fixture has beeii held. Both
johnson and Meffert now belong to the
Manhattans.
Herman Braun, who formerly represent
ed the Pastime Athletic club, and who was
first in the 100 yard race for four years up
to 1855, may be a competitor this year I'M
der the colors OF the New York Athletic
club.
The list of honor men at Cambridge uni
versity Of England this year includes sew
ersl oarsmen and athletes who have won
victories for their college this year.
Concerning William O'Connor's defeat
by Stansbury, the Australian. in their 10
cent scull race Cor the worlds champion
ship, many prominent oarsmen are OF the
opinion that O'Connor could not have
been at his best, owing to the feeling Of un-
certainty he has had since his arrival in
Australia concerning a fair match. 0'Con-
nor has said that there had been moro
dickering and small play in the Antipodes
In regard to any one rowing him than he
had ever before seen.
Professor Cation, the celebrated swim.
ming instructor Of Dublin, Ireland, advises
people who are teaching others to swim to
sit in a punt or on II rock with "A stout stick
10 or Il feet in leagth. at tie end of which
is a cord with 4 feet or 50 Of loops. The
learner puts himself into the loops, and the
teacher plays him AS a fisherman would
play "A fish in water that is well out Of his
depth, giving him just enough support TO
keep him up. After "A few lessons many
boys require no support at all, and swim
with the rore dangling slack about them.
They can then shift for themselves.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
Definition Of q Junior scuii.r.

The definition Of a junior ~sculler, or q
junior oarsnan. has caused many disputes
during the past spring, but the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen has dis
posed Of the subject by issuing the follow
ing definitions on the circular for the
championship regatta, which will be held
at Worcester, Mas, Aug. Is and "a: "A
junior sculler il one who has never pulled
IN a senior nor won a junior scull race. A
junior oarsman is one who has not pulled
an oar in u senior race or been a winning
oarsman IN "a junior race" Competitions
with members Of his own club will not
affect the standing as a junior Of any oars
man or sculier. The qualification Of 3
junior oarsman or sculler shall relate 20
each time OF his coming t. the starting
post, whether in a trial or final heat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

che ~twenty-six pitchers Of the National
league. lie played twenty-five ~ mes in
the outfield that season, ranking third In
the official averages.
Among his noteworthy feats that season
was the retiring Of the New Works for six
scattering safe hits in an eleven inning
contest Sept. J, darkness then compelling
the umpire To call the game, without a run
bring scored by eithe, team. On Sepi. IL,
lsss, he also shut out the Chicagos, on their
own ground, allowing them only "A solitary
safe hit, and that was a scratch single
made after one man wa out in the ninth
inning. Only t~wepty-eight men went &c
bat, and no one reached second base. San.
ders alternated with Buffinton in the pitch.
er's position in a majority Of games played
by the Philadelphias in 1889. and again
proved very successful.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

In 1856. In 1857 Chamberlain was found
with the Louisville club. lie pitched that
season and a part Of lsss, and in the fall OF
the latter year was sold by the Louisville
management to President Won der Abe for
A,0U. His pitching crowned him as among
the best in the country. This year, on nc.
count Of differences with Won der Abe. Of
which the public is fully informed, Cham
berlain pitched but few games. but he says
that he is in as good condition as he ever
was ia his life.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
A Fast Tratter.

Wanita is a racy looEing ~5-year-old mare
whose performance IN her 3-year-old form
proved her the best colt trotter ever got by
Aberdeen.
Waniei made her first appearance in pub
lie as 2-year-old at Omaha, where she trot-
ted second to Bethe. in 2:52, a;i9 over a half
mile track. The following season she drop
ped into line at Blu te. when she finished sec
ond in 300, 2:2si. 2:3O4 to Lord Byron, a
horse that was very prominent in Califor.
mia last season and now has a record Of
els.
At Helena they met again, and in this
ace the Aberdeen FLY went to the front,
finishing the first heat in 2:25 and the
second in 2:2Ii.. She also won the balance
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

Of her engagements, but without being
asked to finish a mile faster than in the de
Gliding heat Of her race With the Gen. Ben
ton colt.
Helena was also the scene Of Wanita's
fastest performance in 1889, rs at the meet
ing held there in August she reduced hel
record to 2:20hl. Her last prominent ap-
pearance was at the Overland Park clubs
September meeting. when she was started
in the free for all with Carl, Spartan, Rolla,
Spinella and Magnet, The race proved q
straight heat victory for the Aberdeen
FLY. her three miles being finished in
22ik, 2:al2.. 2:2
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

good education in the schools Of Pitts
burg, graduating with honors from the
high school In 1880. During his school
years he made u local reputation for him
self as a ball player. His first professional
engagement was with the Pittsburg club,
but he was shortly released without a trial.
He then signed with the Baltimore Associ-
alton team. Soon after he was released at
his own request and Joined the Haverhill.
Mass, club, a member Of 1.-THE New England
league, where he remained until the close
Of the season OF 1856. Tener was n mem
Der OF the Chicago team which made a
tour of the world in lsss, filling the posi-
ton Of pitcher. Last year he pitched in
t~hirty-one games for the Chicago team and
made a very good record. Tener is like
Van Haltren in some respects-he is a.
clever in the field rs in the box.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
ATHLETIC DRIFT.

$. I. Freeth and j. ID. Lloyd. formerly Of
sitions to the Manhattan Athletic club.
Both are first class runners, and will with
out doubt render good account for their
new dub. Their old organization feels
rather sore at their departure.
Although Cleveland, o., has been fairly
well advanced in professional sports it has
not cut much OF a figure in amateur pas
times, but the indications are that it will
soon have an amateur athletic club which
Cochran. who is enthusiastic ia this scheme,
recently visited Detroit, Mich, and exam.
ined carefully the way the big athletic club
In that city was organized aud Is now con.
Quoted. He thinks there is an unusually
fine opportunity for building up a large or.
ganization in his own city.
San Francisco, Cal, has been invaded
for several months by numerous athletes
who are unknown to the amateur author.
!oud In issuing challenges to certain mem.
bers Of the athletic clubs. The Olympic
club, the foremost athletic society there,
has announced that il will pay no atten.
ton to any challenges from anybody out.
side of members Of the Pacific Coast Anna
teur Athletic association.
Recent developments concerning the +4C
yard run which ". c. Downs, of the New
York Athletic club, ran on July ., are very
convincing that the track was twenty feet
short, as was originally claimed by "A mum.
Fl
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
ALEXANDER 8. SANDERS.
The Promising Pitcher of the Phiisdel.
phia Players League Team.

Alexander b. Sanders, the young and
promising pitcher OF the Philadelphia
club, of the Players league, wls born
Feb. 10, isC5. in Prince Wiliiara County,
Va, and learned to play hall Will.
a student ut Roanoke college, His profes.
sional career commenced in 1887, although
he had played in six games at left field for
tse Nashville club, of the southern league,
In the latter part Of the preceding SEASON.
His first engagement, however, was with
the Altoona club, If the Pennsylvania
State league. for which he pitched two
months, until its disarmament, in June,
1857, when he and the remainder of the
players were transferred To Canton, o.,
where he finished that season. Manager
Harry Wright then engaged him for the
Philadelphia club, with which he played in
fifty-seven championship games, filling the
pitchers position In thirty-one games, and
ranking seventh in the official averages OF
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
ELTON CHAMBERLAIN.

The Well Known st. Louis Twirier Re-
Gently signed by Columbus.
Elton Chamberlain, the pitcher recently
signed by Columbus, is but % years of age,
and has been on the diamond as a twirler
ever since he was Is. He was born and
raised in Buffalo, y. Y. Chamberlain made
his debut with the Hamilton (0nt. team
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

foi Club Rstes. or any further information de.
sired, write leRibly TO the Undersigned, clearly stat
Ing vonr residence. with state. County. street and
Numter. More rapid re- uin mail delivery xill he
assured by. your enclosing an Envelope hearing
your full address,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

4. G. Morn Is one Of the crack eastern
sprinters. He ran at the Mott Haven
games for Harvard in the short distances
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

T. e NoEN.
this year, but wis unsuccessful He ex,
poets 10 he In AT the finish when the fall
championship anne are decided al Wash.
ington He has a record VI 10 % for the
10 yards dash.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
CHESS AND CHECKERS.
Black.

Chess problem No. BY c. +. Wads.
worth.
Black.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
A TRUE HUSTLER
John X. rener, the Lively Pitcher Of the
Pittsburg T.. l.. Team.

John x. Tener, the popular ball player
who is wish the Pittsburg Players league
this Season, was born in County Tyrone,
Ireland, July 2,, 1885, He came to Amer.
lea when only . years old. lie received a
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
IMPORTANT.

Address NJ. A. DAlPHlN.
New Orleans. Ia
Washington, ID.
BY ordinary letter, Containing Money Order
issued BY all Express Companies, New York Es.
change. Dram or postal note.
Address Registered Letters
Containing Currency To
NV ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05

incorporated ny tie Legislature tor
Educational anu Chari,at purposes, and it's fran
chise made q part OF The present state Const tuition
In 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote, and
To continue until
January ,st. ises.
It's MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
Semi-A nnuAlly. ID June and December aud
its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
lNt!S take place In each Of the either ten
months Of The year. aud a-e all drawn In
public, at the Academ, oi Music New Or
leans. La.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
Al tke Aeaoeny OF Music. hew Orleans,
rssssss. Asgsst u 1880.
CAPITAL. pRl7I: Sam mn

lOO,Om Ti"kats ut Twenty Dollars
Each; Halves SO no. Quarters s.;
TpDths 81; TM-nurihs 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-05
Chess problem No. Il.
Black.

White.
White to play and mate in three moves.
Checker problem No. n-By W. Gibson.
Black-i2. IA. 81.
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fubreu 81 fiuten, bas es crm6sli6t, ben
@ein in perisen Sasen aus einem
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