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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

Hair that is brushed regularly night and
morning. If only for few minutes at
time, Will require less frequent washing,
aud meanwhile will be clean and glossy
Too much washing renders the hair harsh
and dry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

FASHIONS IN GOWNS AND IN PooDLEs.
nature won't attend to fashion a poodle
has sometimes to be dyed. Brilliantine is
used for this purpose When rain comes
of course the dyed poodle must be hurried
home.
The rose colored morning dress depicted
is set off with loose plaitings of green
pongee silk lined with pink. which are car.
ried along the V shaped opening of the
bodice and around the wrists. The sash
is in green MORE ribbon. The open bodice
is filed in with chemisette of white cash.
mere, and the semi loose sleeves are headed
with double pufiings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

APERTURE,
escapes from the opening in the side at the
end of the stem, the pressure of the water
on the opposite side will cause the pipe to
move backward, away from the stream.
After a short time the pipe will revolve
quite rapidly in more or less perfect cir
cte. The illustration to this article orig
inally appeared in Nature, aud was recent
ly described by Popular Science News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.

Practical Notes for Those Who Give o,
Attend Afternoon Receptions.
Invitations for afternoon receptions
should be sent out three or four days in
advance, and a longer time if the affair is
to be formal. The invitation may be writ
ten thus
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
POPULAR SCIENTIFIC RECREATION
AND USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

Simple but Very Interesting Illustra-
tion of the Pressure of the Atmosphere
and of the Elasticity of Air-Sy-
phon Inkstand Experiments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

Our cut shows pretty specimen of a
fancy tent, and may furnish an acceptable
suggestion to any one who wishes to pro
vide something of the kind as a light
shelter or shade on the lawn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

The syphon irlistand, wbich prevents
ink from too rapid evaporation, is selected
by Ganot In his work on natural philoso-
ply as an interesting illustration of the
pressure Of the atmosphere and of the
elasticity Of air. 1t consists Of a glass YES
sci of the shape of a truncated pyramid
(see CUT closed everywhere except at the
The sun., 1890-01-05
Bowling Notes.

e the % s pa SS oS daS
I..SnY9u obtain tai book which
Co. ia East Fourteenth st.
The vacancy in the Kinss County whsslmsns team
ing The city viii proUS1y be Iied By G sehwale"c6
The programme in the United Bowling Clubs tourna-
Gsiasn S vs. umo js s'fnx Garden
va fidelin. I" LutZ vii. referee tue games
BooSy 1he er tne OF o a Es %
and, considering III; advanced years rolls an exceed
inEy strong game his averages being from 10 $50
The Orchard bowling club has transferred its head
9msrtersn ri from aih1a .ia to hgms spartan nouse
warming at the latter plns next Wednesday EVEN
ing. when a jolly time will DO had
The Uk Dramatic Club Ot South Brooklyn celebrated
New ~ Years Pay by Gri5Se S bGwll9s , mach to5 mum
Ss G h !HS h f9
.t; hIase' iSb ,GreineE iS4 schmidt ~. stutter.
Eoorman. l2a w.
The frst game Of the at Frederick Fuchs
eommss s%rss Ss:ehsdqe q sa%ss In @ sxpees
Rrss e Ifs s 'PG f @ no%
immense silver pitcher and stand and two cups
To THE EDITOR SuS-Sir. Tho match that ia
spoken Of Gstwssn ten men each from Fomeroy and
Sd ky . s
%%y srgsES sSR Sf%aha Isas
3 OF ten bs Sna Iw s. {k Sa D q
wish 10 make II, and doubt III ever will be- ~
Ex.PIN KNIGHT.
question asked at the Academy the other day The
bowler hat T Ess% Of who SSil has
laid claim to that title but think tnat II any
ETsn ss' ought 5 be Ss I% 4Hs e: s
ts' e
don't think there is who beat him Tshould
would interest great many oowlers in this Vicinity
The walhaa Hall bowers are tiptoe awaiting tho
together in the United tournament' Tness two
clubs are re now leading IN tbs tournament and tho
Fdeas have the advantage OF the Spartans in p. face
that they are used to the alleys The sparans are con-
Mh tSf vii dc so9 or
as wi" Foes sG 4uns f s
decker rSsenscks5 ;, Kshsdorf fidslia-Fsqissn
Amman. George Bender will act as referee.
The bowling fraternity Of the west side mourning
on t S k ee s S sms
practising their alleys two weeks ago last Th1rsduy
ds SS SS %a
were rsuetantiy proceeding 20 obey when the whsle
pounding The young IeiIow ran out and brought in
policeman The club when they heard this started for
s o to SHs Or 0s hsy bs
gone to look for the traditional McGinty.
was large number of ladies and gentlemen present.
Prize sa. pd
Among those present were Misses b. and pinkoiSpieL
4Ts ass Sssteia Mi:: -Ra roieef fsqnS Ma:
Ma n s0sya miss h.a LHsre sSGEH ss HSymsa
Ly.na n " X: Miss n hSnhsimer' % Miss Ashs%. Miss n
F: @ " hF,sf.sslT Rn
FSrss tsss h&sslG zmm.!n Hs
Toists y: Lambert 4 i fsddlsn. i, plnEssp,sf Of
and Mr. J. Herzig
The sun., 1890-01-05
Wheeling.

Athls.Eo Brown the racing man OF the New Jersey
in ~ Gluh and formerly of the strongest
sInhe hSe hIngs County Wheelmen resigned from t6at
'so 0n thursday evening ~
the batalo Bicycle Club filed It's annual report with
Is SI Ipsseroas condition. The assets per Inventory
"''--p-' and the liabilities arc 81 8S5
the nns uhc9mb the candidate for the Presidency of
IN W i s,sh Hhu leelnen will ind strong opponent
Mr. Clnrk ~ r. VINO ~ also candidate for the office
m wy successfully on numerous committees
Brooi,v" vv"huIesants in the whist tournament OF the
P'SShn hIcy"e Club on Wednesday eveninp neSt ara
" j Snt,nE 'unes, W. heeter va j. Fox o. Corby
Malcolm b. BarptSrnMnoT pHSnnoT vs. A. Brush, L. Bailey vs. A.
The '1s are about completed for tho con,oiid.tio -,
Cyeinyr"hhp oyclng Club Of Chicago with The Chicago
KinysI,nu M AZ special meeting of The Tor M ~
mtsiny o. ' Geclded 10 consolidate II at the next
were found neaEoS tho terms OF alton
men ON fS,!S meeting of tho Hudson County Wheel
ASS mllss. y; +, E'drdge, AUI2 miles, A. BaRRot
niles 4 w. JohnsaaSS aS i5S miles; j.. CornwolI 1881
muS. ieS " W. Allen, IaIO miles " Gr,sih,Sh; JII
miles Ldge, l.4a miles; + MciongphITsn" '+Sa 81
HIIcwayh hiGiana Is7 miIos; II Post ISL miles;
The proro.t,,' ''," nl''es' H. BENEDICT, ,io7 miles
9G E&,e ib an 2nto , roHd race between the Whining
Wagon, "Iongh Tho Chicago C1b r sIIu ~ wiz prom
SluO 10 race a"s ana namhman OF the Wilmington
baSe bSe Tor ca6 and aI MsrGSs% @ 9eesptsd cS
lrTngon M @ Tine - miles a. the distance aU 1
psso Wsre bomghG course at Grange s. j as lie pIacn
sago team o6iSc " be fair conditions but tbe chI
tothS k.iir me distance to DO 10 miiss Sd Shansed
tAs ChisSniore course Capt Mstrihs na h s pArtia!
oIhA reason ina mat hs men are not track rdaTn Snd
sSiSSa The WIlmnv,nn nnhEtop MilbuTn course was Sc
- l00 Hilsl iNSs0n ridsrS would prefer IacinK %
The sun., 1890-01-05
NEWS FROM 1nE HORSE woR1D.

Mr.. j.. b. Muir, q prominent horseman Of
Lexington and breeder Of Molie wilkes. Is
very sick at his homo with pneumonia, with
little or no hopes OF his recovery.
The Beverwyck Stable has bought the crack
four year ods Onco Again and Long Dance
from George, n, ltye OF Little Rock Long
Dance was third In the Roalization Stakes.
such. indeed. are the sums now given"
says q London daily. for thoroughbred horse
stock OF superior merit, that few moe protita-
BILE specuiatiOnS can be found than to invest
Judlciously in mares and stations OF the high
est quality"
The shares OF tho gate money racing COM
panies in England are rated as follows: Kemp
ion Park, 500 shares at E2lu; Sandown Park,
so shares at SIP, and the cleo shares OF the
Manchester Race Course Company at 1850.
Tho last named Is 10y long odds the most sue
cessful racing company In England.
James Lee. who has trained harles Reeds
horses during the past two years has loft the
employ of the owner OF Thora, Mr. Reed found
fault with Mr. Loe for showing HIS horses to
the representatives OF q newspaper, and they
decided to part company. Lee Is fRyorRbly
spoken OF for the position of starter at Clifton.
He has had experience. having handled tho nag
ct Boston In 160A
The sun., 1890-01-05
Base Ball Notes.

HoVerA-H -Ho be found at the Sporting Tmes ONCE
HoLIoIR Jan. %-Presdent Ward of the Brotherhood
a ayng viIit 70 this city last evening the pur
Pee 81 seeing Mickey Woch and. after hour CON
& returned without the genial pitchers sigma
tare 70 Brotherhood contract.
h.,s .,HsEToS Jan 1.-The candidates for the university
Sm.u Dali nine began practice to-day. An unusually
Si Sonh NUMBER OF new men are among the candidates.
ss announced to-day that Osborne. second baseman
year would not return from his holiday vacation,
NIu 'hat " ats third baseman may not return.
,a..ylLLk, Log.ylLLk, Ky, Jan. 4-ManaRer Chapman has en-
S two innelders for the Louisyille Club They
ShHo and b. Crew9on who played last year with the
S,oieH Iowa nine Mr.. Chapman says both are good
aIat orewSon has played number OF positions and
nIS Ihem All well In his team but no will likely
way snort stop in the Louisville Club next season.
uNEN hArES jan 4-Aanager Burnham OF the New
nounn Dsn oipD SAID tonight that the Brotherhood
sVnsS sySptgh players was premature as he had to-day
All asg poran TO play with tho New HavenB, Hanlon
San Irwin were bidding against each other trying 10
rSm potAh Tor Pittsburgh and Boston and Doran be-
NSm0 suspicious OF their surprisingly large offers
BOSTON Jan. A despatch from Manager selee of
Srs DOS on League Club states that Hermann Long tho
City short stop has signed Boston contract for
s'v Term OF three years The League managers in this
N.Y. MY nave now twelve men under contract and can
strong nine in the field with the force AT their
etb etb4hu They are after good first baseman aud an.
'iSt battery however and are already negotiating
ela ,ne mrn they want Charley Camel axes frst.
"' work behind the bat ~ saw A''A
The sun., 1890-01-05
Probably tho End of the Western A. c.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 4.-The Western Assocla-
tion Of Amateur Athletes sustained q severe II
not fatal blow yesterday when S. Carr Ca
banne. President of the organization. forward
ed TO Secretary Baker his resignation. and ac-
companied 1t with the resignation OF the Pas
time Athletic Club. The Pastime is the
strongest club financially in St Louis. and 1t
will now apply for membership In the Amateur
Athletic Union. Mr.. Cabanne was elected
President OF tho Western Association last Sep
tomber. and soon after very cold frost de-
yeloped among the Missouris, another strong
local club tahnnne WAS studiously ignored,
but he paid no attention to the snubs. and
some ten days ago he called o meeting OF the
association. 10 take place in Chicago last Sun
day.
The Chicago clubs responded but the Mis-
souris and Olympics OF this city and the Belle
Vile A. 6. OF Beeville failed to send delegates,
This lett the meeting without r quorum. aud
Cabanne returned red hot. lie called tho meet
ing to rass on the question ofjGinIng the union
In n body and to formulate a scheme to pay up
debts, After returning home he called n meet
in: OF the iastimes and the two designations
was tho result.
The sun., 1890-01-05
To Improve Travers Island.

A select party Of New York Athletic Club
members visited Travcrs Island. the clubs
country homo. yesterday afternoon. took din
ner in the evening. and will return this after
noon. The party consisted OF JenningsS. Cox
President; I. D. Sturges. Secretary: Henry A.
Rogers. Treasurer. and members OF the
Island Committee" consisting OF Eugene H.
Pomoroy. Arthur Moore. Henry Ellsworth. F.
W. Patterson. and l. Clifford Potter. An ele-
giant menu was presented for dinner. The OBJ
ject OF the visit is to take u general survey OF
the extensive property with q view to suggest
ing or making improvements for next season.
The popu larity Of the island was very great last
summer. but Mr. Pomeroy says that it will be
nothtnG, compared with what they expect it 10
be next summer. Mr.. Cox. the conservative
loader Of the organization. whose views are al
ways listened to. says that the club wishes to
make the island q veritab!e sportsmans para
disc, and will Try to have features there which
Will attract not only the active athloes. but
also the general mass OF members who. as he
says. showed their appreciation 10 such an OK
tent last summer of tho present attractions on
the island that the committee feel more than
encouraged TO equip and beauty tho place
further.
The sun., 1890-01-05
A Golden opportun,tv Let Slip.

Yesterday was just the day for cross-coun-
try running. and tho roads In the vicinity Of
Fort Hamilton wero In excellent condition,
The barriers OF the Crescent Athletic Club
whose summer club house is situated IN that
locality, missed n golden opportunity by not
showing up yesterday to take part In the run
which was announced TO take place Only two
came around. AND they amused themselves by
Kicking football all the afternoon. There Is
n BIG run on tho tari- OF this association for
Jan ~, and 1t T. probahle that the barriers are
holding or for this. but will probably not have
MS fine day as yesterday for this now popular
pastime. The entry list for the big run Is now
large one. and Is increasing daily.
The sun., 1890-01-05
Pittsburgh Phil or for Europe.

George L. Smith, better known as Pittsburgh
Phil, sailed for Europe yesterday afternoon on tho
Etruria, accompanied by Robert T. Aiken and Isidor
MehrbAch of New York. All three are followers OF the
races and great lovers OF tho sport jolly delegation
of New York sporting the succ ceEsful
OF race horses G and wi.hsd them pleasant and pros
rson would accompany them but they had seen moth
Ing OF him. A. GAfrson's house, In the morning ser
nothing hSd been Snid & about M GGrrs9R going Eu
the party visit the principal countries in EuTono re.
turn to England TO sec the spring hAndicApA and then
opened.
The sun., 1890-01-05
The Boulevard Riding Academy,
FIFTH AVENUE RIDING ACADEMY,
KOMInE.

Cambridge University Of England has three eight
cared practice Tho intention Is to keep them
their work aud choose tho best men Tor the
nna selection for the TO meet oxford University
In the spring
The Sussex CEng'and) Ddflv Nens published at East
bourne. speaking Of seAre. says Before leaving Eng
land for Australia SeArle stayed some time with his
relations ERaIOouTne and WIG very naturally the
hero OF the front daily among tho hosts of local
boatmen and fishermen. A fine trait in his character
his domestic interest In aged members OF his fAm-
Iy. humble In circumstance at EaBtbourno at time
when the SpOrnR section of society at home and abroad
WAS ringing with his fame when heRrlo left EA9t-
bourne for what has unhappy proved tho last time he
was followed TO the railway station by numbers OF local
b0Atmcn an others proud OF the fact HAT sculer 20
renowned Bhonld ho connected by family ties and Aaso-
Citations with SnaseX town No wonder theu tLAt the
of his untmey death should be The one chief topic
in kaStbOurue"
The London Sp0rLtmdH in note appended TO cable
gram stating that Peter Kemp has declared that he y
prepared to maintain the chAmplOnshIp against all
cOmerS says I'm respect 70 tho communication, Peter
Kemp has lost no time IN clIminE championship hon
orG which to say tho least "a decdedly premature on
Inn tie opportunity OF putting In hiH clam. The
in witch ksmp secured the title. receiving sl0
forfeit from william beach, was MT looked on with
too much favor IN tho aquatic world and on thA OocA-
sion We fully ~ opinion that o has no locus BIadL
fTOm time iInmomoTia In the event OF lilo tito apGinR
through death retirement 1t has always been
BderOd that tho Ast defeated challenger has the prior
right 10 claim. and therefore we hold that William
OConnor holdS the key of the position At present. and
no doubt the Canadian VIII be fully prepared 10 asteA4
the e0YStea honog
The sun., 1890-01-05
Hog Guessing.

genuine old-tashoned hog guessing with
all the necessary liquid and substantial palatAble ad.
juncts will take place to day and om0rroWt Koenigs
WoodAWn Park, GraVeEend L. I The Rip Van W!nkIe
Gun Club will bo represented in force and the members
aud their friends expect to have Jolly good time As
poTker of AbnOrmAy large proportions the guess
es viii be many, and often far on the marx
The sun., 1890-01-05
At Jersey City on Friday night.


YRANrs
Lafayettes las AL sa4 ess 1918 11el 1907
fairmounIs leo 3lB 46S ga 6S 926 l077 1893 1882 1878
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 lis; Farmounta, 1917.
Ump!te-Neison 5. Campbell scorers-G. Del Ormo
and b. q. Green.
It can he said that not OF the Palma Club men,
berB expected 20 their second defeated the
club house on Friday evening by the team from tho
Jersey City Athletic Club 1t the third Of tho
seres in the Second Team Amateur Bowling League.
The sun., 1890-01-05
The Assembly Handicap.

The weights for the Assembly Handicap. one
mile and furong to be run at Guttenburg on Tuesday
are; JugEeF lIs lima B.. ll4 Fireny. ll4i Glendale
Ios; St. Nick, 1895 She, loe; wynwood, los; wfred,
Rapine, 1o2 Lancaster Io2 Philip D. Io2 Lotion es;
Qrl. II CFAY
The sun., 1890-01-05

David NJ Frazer. Jr.. has begun replevin
suit in Brooklyn to Rst possession OF called
Mary Anderson, alleging that he Is the owner The do
hichey says ho bought Mary, the mare whsh 10 or Ken
Schoes tAys he pEoyo that he bought her from
Frazer. The will be tried this the City Court
The sun., 1890-01-05
Monkey ROllO ConlnE East.

BLOOMINGTON. Jan. 4.-C. M. Weadman. at
Farmer City. III, sold yesterday to william A. Collins
OF the HSetwood stAblsA Long IGlGnd Monkey Rollo
PAGER noted In the West with FOoord of aIIb| ThS
horse was 0hiDpsd tonight - 0'~ -"
The sun., 1890-01-05
AHding Arademies.
SPECIAL RIDING NOTICE.

The propretors of the Central Park Riding Academy
bag 10 announce that they have secured the value
bio sorviSs Of tho celebrated trainer and Instructor
Prof II do Russgny who is prepared to give special
In the higher branches OF equesrianism
and for heihoough training and breaking OF saddle
Prot de IIVbEjgny who has achieved wonderful sqo-
SIS both abld and here will be in ATTENDANCE at the
7tf6v and 5oth st. daily, where his diplomas
And reierences may De lnspected.
The sun., 1890-01-05

FRAMES.
j. C. A. Cls7 go 443 6lo 747 ss4 1910 1929 1863 1926
Pamas. .i+S :no 42o 5Il T52 97 lo7+ 1872 1852 1904
Averages-Jersey City A. C.. 1925; Palma 1906 I'm.
pre-. H. Gallagher. Scorers-u. l. Scott and D. p.
II olcomb.
The teams OF the Pamrapo Athletic Clubs bowling
contingent rolled practice mat on Friday evening
on the alleys at Metropolitan Iia Greenvle with this
The sun., 1890-01-05

BBAuFoET. N. O., Jan 4-Ths schooner yacht Iro-
ouoiS Commodore r. N Ella from New York, en- FSutS
Tor the WesI IndtSA arrived here today
The sun., 1890-01-05
The Volunteers scored easy victory over the Gem
trails in the Jersey City Amateur Bowling League series
Friday evening,
TotalG........s "a 81 lise Totals. ...,"le q

Centrals ZIG 3s4 4s5 500 Gas 77s ss4 1913 1880
Volunteers l25 ISL 35 5 6So S34 057 lo9S l2t9 1880
Ayerages-CentrAls lIsS; Volunteers l3a Umire-A.
Smith, scorers-F. Zahn and A. Buchtenkirk
The sun., 1890-01-05

Hudson Co. 277 s23 $50 1902 1925 1920
Ataanta l23 252 37e 495 664 77s 9ls 1925 1851 1898
Umpre-H. z Raymond scorers-A. T. Rummell
and Edward J. Day
The third game at the Brooklyn National Bowling
ournamsnt on Friday evening resulted in easy VIC
tory for the EchoS Tho score:
The sun., 1890-01-05
Tho Junior @. T. " resumed their regular games at
le Centrai Turn Yerein on Thursday. The score:

TRAHEs
Taam No H. % I7e 800 422 $40 638 73l s33 98l 1859
Team No 233 3Ss 47s 6oS 7e4 9U9 lol2 lOS lie2
Umpire-EngeIkirscher scorers-W. schuler and
G. Best
In the individual tournament which 10 being held At
tho Staten Island Athletic Club the following scores
were rolled Friday evening;
The sun., 1890-01-05

Team No ... 1888 234 329 $40 49o $40 Cos 674 IA
Team No. 81 l"S leI 2j7 3S3 4ls 4N4 554 63S T4
AveraEes-Tsam No. l. I24; Team No. 2, lIe.s
The sun., 1890-01-05

Bcho 70 I2e lo7 25e 3i7 4oo $50 69s 72l so2
Fearless 81 1871 100 2S7 2e2 $40 444 5le O73 72o
Umpiro-Georgo squireA scorerB-M. Phillipson and
7. Rice.
The third game of the Xavier Club bowled by
Teams and the clubs alleys New Years morn.
ing resulted in the defeat OF by the
The sun., 1890-01-05
Tho oympias made excellent scores at tho Cen
trail Turn Veren alloys on Friday night in heAdpin
OLYMPIA NO. 2
Tho Oritan Club defeated the Peconics easily on Fri
day evening At HackenfAck The score:


oritan s2s 514 700 ss5 1904 1924 ls7s.lso7
Peconic $50 $40 473 625 I'll eS6 loa5 lI95
Umpre-C J. Wood. Scorers-John 8. Lozier and
GeOrGe T. Barber II LGLI bl TIl - lTI'I'I = =
Browns Court House alleys on Jersey City Heighta
" Wheelmen on Friday evening" whom the club the
crack ATLANTA team from Newark for the nrst time
during tho tournament The score:
The sun., 1890-01-05

TRAHBA
Team No. I SO 1911 1876 asst sI2 867 452 522 575 6ss
Team No 2.,7O i46 22O 27S 335 387 4+3 5lS o64 6I6
Umpire-J W. Cole scorsrs-E Miller and J. n.
The sun., 1890-01-05
ROWLING
The Nameless team OF Plainnsld. New Jer-
ssy. defeated picked team At the Academy in East
Fourteenth street yesterday afternoon. The score,

ESt:S I.s 81. SeS s9 :ss ~ s7 go sss sS3
Umpire-C " Fuller,
The sun., 1890-01-05

Totals IL q 1881 Totals. II Is 43 eo4
rRAhHS
Calanan side 90 III 2ss 35 AIT 52s COS To2 762 ss3
Coemans side 80 l54 24l 354 432 SAT ele $50 76 s54
Umplre-F. r Holland Scorer-H. Z. Achorn-
There very light Atten dance Of members at tho
Lenox Clubs nleys on Friday evening, when they
Had heir " klv nil The
The sun., 1890-01-05

TRAHEB.

Team No. l.ss 1873 1893 $50 sIs s76 4a9 5ls SIS es4
Team No 2.o7 lU9 lB5 2lS ia 1857 4l0 4S5 oSl 62S
Umplre-J W. Cole. scorers-F. Miller and j. Aer-
Bereau
SleyerS and Thnm who considered the best bowl
in tho PomerOy tournament seem 70 denght IA SS-
feAnR each other They very often play matches Lor
S25 $50 side and At each m9teh eonsdeLSDIe asL
money II waKePed the result On ThuIsday night =!
the Academy In East FouEtoenth street. they plAyea
BsTes the nrSt was the beat four oea o. seven
The sun., 1890-01-05
Meeting OF the National Association Oi
Amateur Onrnmem.

The Executive Committee OF the National
Association OF Amateur Oarsmen will hold
their regular January meeting at the Gllsey
House on Saturday, Jan. II, 1t o'clock +. n
The sun., 1890-01-05

Team No 2....T I22 lit 242 s52 Sta 900 Ts2 sl4
Team No l.,82 l43 1855 $50 BIT 392 ass 52t o6o eo2
umpire-Frsd L. Hahn soorsrs-A Radlein and g
schRefor.
Teams and 2 of the AtAlanta Bowling Club bowled
the following games on SaueF'b alleys on Thursday
The sun., 1890-01-05

The following game was rolled on Thursday night by
members OF He'll Gate Bowling Clubi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

HE THou0Hr So ~ middle aged
woman called at a Grand River ave
nue. drug store the other evening and
asked Eof morphine, and the clerk re-
piled 70 her request with
1T il for yonr husband2n
rob, no. eirs ! haven't got any.
"Yon don't think Or euicidel
''Far from IL.
what 40 you take IL for2'
"Muss ! .ell you.
"Ypu must
"Wall. then, don't you think that .
woman 10 years old, who has hsd her
fret offer ofmarriege leasshan AZ hour
ago, naturally wants semething q
quiet her nerves and give heg good
hiehtH sleep
The druggist thought 20, and she
got her nerve spolhcr.