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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
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j UwinAi bath 81 Minst IN the County ~ An.
,lrs-soxzin. aud STATE of Msins hervby give ho
the thai Mo-. J. iisare of iiebroa IN tbs oan.
~ 81 oxforiin .slt state. w VI. seei. dstel
thu fourth dsy 90 urcefai-rT 4. u Is-a resor,ssi
In ONfori Registry 81 i,rs-is, Bs-sk "a. Tag. las,
conveyed In maftssxr d, thrta. q eeftsin panel
20 Lani .itust-i In the tgvn "a ONfOrf ant
iounts-i n follow. via lrsinnlHE "a THE Peat
faui. d.s-ici o. .lsns-ls retsrson, theosv .suth
IS ~ xrss- wsst sisout Que hun lIrl rsi- a. stake
ani staaes, thenee wet ~ dexr~s north festy
rot. O. q cellar tr~e sasik-i, thsree nsith ~
ths pant. anil thsper by the Ioni o. The rr.t
msntloss-l boun,s. containing twenty i've srTrs
a.rv or les.. Ths s..s iiti"n 90 ssii mortgage
having i-en brsksn. IN. sRisr.iEnei by rea.ou
thsreof siaim . forvs ls.av of the same.
Dstesi this sk,esth dsy ef Jolly \. %. la
Ot.tNtR o. DWt>AL.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
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,lIIy usslsr.ixnsst oliver n. all chaTls. ".
i pwia.t tsth 20 Mlbst IN the ,oanit ~ m.
,lro...sssia ant >tats % uaiBs, hstvby rNs pub
H. nssir. that Ai.lss q itssrs - lishron In tho
,'aanty ~ pNfori aBi -tsts ~ Maine Wy her
,l..-i lstsl tiss teuth dAy of Msrh \. u. l-ii,
r,usrls-i In ONforl Register ~ D..'i., iok ~.
i.as. ~. eon,syt.i IN mortgage ~ ths un.isr
sisns l. q certain Isr-l ~ ant sitastsst In
IIslytun sfsr,ssti With the buihling thctrsn snt
i-uunsiel ~ fsloss VIA ltsEinnlnE al q cellar
tai. st.a lag On "Mu,liy' bfuok. 80 eslissi On
an at.sn piess 80 lou lfiuE tbs -outitrsst ~
sornsr ~ ths "a thcnes Iunnins ,lOs saii lis-sk
a, k,w xatsf mark ~ Mathews" font thsuss
np ssII Issnt AnI Mathews stfvam noitIsriy snt
westerly l., The rtps IN all Nsihs~s strssn' a q
pl.rs saliesi The "hssssr Dams" T..sTstng The
itslt o. faw a.. kg~ lant. thsres n"ithrsstsTiy
10 TIE s.isc sf The upisai that l-sriet- criar
.wsm.., g., "a. nsttbefly SHE line ~ ali picre
sf lani near two large pine stump. ihsnsr -euth
fssty ~. degrr~s csstta IN louB'i hr-t taentisn
81. tontsininx oss hHnfir,>i seIe. scrvs mote OF
zee. Tie cossiiloe of alt mOftfagr having
lcsn br,ksn the un.ier.ispcl by vas,n thcr.of
.lslsa q fsree ls.af. 90 tl. .aa,e.
patri July n. \. 10.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
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i Ia The ,oautf 81 Nusiru-so fstn snt >tttr -
Nains hrrvby sitss pabilr nutirs, tiiat Nlsiha =.
lt..--. anil Nass. Iissrss 18th - lisbrsn tR
ths Isanty sfU,fsrt all state "a Nalns ~ thsif
,is.-l, tat Il IshnAry tsrniY slNth, " ia, by
tb.sa .l.ns-i ~ The hamc. - 4. 4. hraFrs anfl
" o Ilesrs, tesI-stitsly. rvy~ris,l In bsf"ri
,s.t.,sfy ~ tprsl. lL-sk ~. fage ti confsfs 81
ia sss,saE- o. ~ unsisr-isnsi. SrItain Iar-sl
~ h.al .ltaats-l Ia iishrua In The ,oaniy -
pNfof,l, anil t-sunis.l o. fulls., va t-rnnlhs on
the nsfthsa .tsFly curnef II Tie "a ~ lani eoa
,,yr.i by J0-sph mixer b. isnlamin bailey
a q krrs r-s on the hghway lssiiins fruin sal.i
I,u.iley'. isni o. Hcare'. .aw will - salAs-i,
th.ns. westerly on ihs line - alt pu iry's hn,i
4. Matl.ws stfcsu saliei. oa r. tasn hns.
thspss nsfthsfly ou saii stvaH o. hnt ~ issss
iasknan,. tbsnss Cs.tsriy 90 the hns OF all
t,usk nsH's Lan.i O. On. town rat thrncs s"uthsf
lF Nv all r,ia a. the nFst nsutionsi lsoabsl.,
..,ntainins fpuf ssfv. mov 90 49,. The sonsil
tiss 20 AIT msftxsxe having t-cu brvAsn, the
ua lsr.ixp~t by Tvssbn thervoi ciaia'. Q forv
fktsurr 90 The same.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
NJ, 60 IN. I,nssl.t.

No Ia "a Numerical EaignA The basl'
a all sko.llsncs l. truth
No. i5s-DiAmonds l. L y. : Jew
q Jewel New Year S w~~iy. q lay
rR II IL , Cam. 4 Caves. 4 ns
sanA Merit q Sit :. A
Ne ia A Celestial Chsraas' Rain bow
No la -Double Central AcrO-tic FOURTH
rOw, Daniel Webster. hfth rO~. Edward
Evvrett Cruz words; l. Condemns
Paradise 9 Dosnward 4 varisno. 8
Asy-r>Si q Chaldroa Z show,rcd =
GnsyOas prvt-nd~ Ia Mo-sr~. u
Pr,tsnss ~ Grcsting "a Courtier.
No la illustrated hsbu.; The eternal
star shine cat a soou ss IL Is dark enough
-CArlyle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Ny sou. dii II ever occur to YOU What
ssd rxI.trnce yours would be ,iil
every Que know Ne much .. You do
What pleasure would there ie la CONVEX
.atlon u you could not surprise the
learned by the extent of your knowI
edge, or astonish the ignorant by the
abundance Of your ml.lnformrtion,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
,.na..lra... A..-.r.a.

a blind t-gsar hsi . brother. Who did
AMI wsat o. Heaven. What relation rs
the blind lsggsr - the psr~on Who vent
a. heaven Iiru,isr' No Si,isr' i.
VIA, time - the night will cats come IN
at the trOnt dor When they Ind IL orsn
Which - fastest, . hor>s's forv less II
bis hind oncsi ll!s fore ones. the hind
obs- can't ever catch en-
What woald b- a god thing to rcrnem
tor t-forv driving vicious hor-cs' That I,
1. preferable % look after the bits ~ yOai
h0r>s- than g. hAv, 90 look after the bltz
10 Jour oArriags
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

The usual treatment of catarrh IL very
unsatisfactory, az Thousands of despair
ing patients can testify. 4 Trustworthy
medical writer says: "Proper local
treatment IL positively nece.s,ry to sue
cess. but most Of the remedies In gener-
al use bv physicians afIorL but tempor-
AIRY benefit. A cure cannot he expected
from snufis, powders. douehes aud wash
e. Ely's Cream Balm IL . remedy
which combines the important requisites
Of quick action, specific curative power
With perfect safety and pleasantness Ia
the patient.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Il ., dry-rot In . new or old house
which giyrs Il a close, old clothes kind
NJ oior-hartful to sny afIileted With
cough or asthma, bringing on serious
compllcstions In the humtn frame. Vet
eli. dry-rst pest Il unHoiIc,d, because
the wood has the appearance OF rat
hole, or pcrhsps . mouse-uibble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

The evil. resulting from habitat co.-
ii,eIr.. ar- many anil serious; but the
u.c of har-h, drastic purglii,c. u quite
q. dangerous. Ia Aver. rill., however
the patient has mlid hut effective
nl,erIeni, superior To- al others, e.i',i'lly
far family u.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Thousands have b-cn relieved 81 In
digestion aud los. 81 appetite by a single
bottle ~ Aver. sar.sparills. The use
% this medicine, by giving tone anl
strength ca the as.lmilatise organs, Ia.
mad. lnnumsrable cures of .hronic dys-
pepsia. Price 81. Worth - q battle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
psuxuxySEss- Llsron HABIT -Is
IN shs wc.ti thes. !. boz ess sar'

u can bs givsa II . cup Of ~ 81 eesss yi,hesI
~ kssuls.lrs u ths peises takiss T. sesssisl
: spssiy aad perAassst esv. uheshss W -
Sisss u nsisuss dnaker % - sieossk 49,
ave tskss shs 0oLies spsr1sc IN thsis esess
uisksss Iksir ksevlciss. ssd ssi.y esnsvs ~
suk dnakisg sf thstr ous f!se It'll Ne hsrIml
s6sa !vsek fy.. ~ s,.i.lsss, 80 49,. 49,
e. - 49, -. 80 !: ' c;ssss:s o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
N.,i.. sf r.s.sis..s..

'I'Iir aatsr.isn~l. uutsr u. DISMAL - htnat
i Ia tn tsantF 20 NnHtrt-stssxin All state -
Naius hrrpby dives puhir nutl0s that Alsint =
Ilrafrs - IIslffua in The tuuntY - DNiufi aFl
state ~ MsiRs. ~ bsf tss.l. ~ hsf sisus'i W
ths naaas 20 4. a. h.aryst tsstel ths tsrstists.
d.V "a bshfuafy 4 o. 80, Fvf.f'is,i in ptfuri
gesi.trY - l,sssl. hsak ~. faxu 81, suntvy ~
liz ssaitsasv o. ths unisfstgnsi q certain lsarsl
"a lan,l ~ nys agfvs niofv 80 SO, IN bhturl WIN
ths baikiihgs thsrrsa ani t-snnlgi q. fuih1ss,
ss ,ussfnsasinE on a.. nal lsafiins frttti
Iisarvss Min asaltrt D. tsst nfof'l ant a iiss
ts,t westerly ssfrsf - tn NTH "a, q, salssi,
thsnfs .suth ssstsfiy un all MIL - o. hh'i ~
IgsnlaInin I'u tisF thsnrs ~ suuthsrif y 'afnfif
asl Rattl . -.tsfiy s,sar--s fslkisiuz th- Zoe ~
All unts,' /. nns g. alt rsA.l an.i tbsacs both
sa.tsfiy by AT "a O. IT, I-llnt ~ hrFinuihs
Ils sonlitios 20 call moftrtss hsttnf Iva
q forssissurv ~ IN ssas.
lst-i july ~. \. ~ ls'a ,.,,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

That Chicago story about poker
cheek Ia a man. packet stopping bnl'
i,, and saving hi. life !. very touching
but the man Who play. pok.r cheek. f"T
life pr-.cr,rr. a. steady thing !. liable
la Ia lie a ml.iakr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
>ai.a.-C.nun.irum..

1. Why /. a lame soldier the mo-, marvel
GA. ph.aomsnon'
= At What point d. Arrnie. g,n.rslly
enter hostile citis,'
a ~ you think I can tell you % VIA,
IAsvntA., wAs NArol~on the Gr-Ai'
Why l. . drummer the tastes, man In
crcAiion'
: Why arr lawyers llks shsar'
a What posin - Iiousi's resemble. ire
msndous RomAn uo.s'
:. VIA, l. that which you can 20 10
whsrr without anil ", 1. % Do U.s. o. yOu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
n. N.r,.... ll.hiliaessA dee.

m you yin s~ai your siirrss. ue uiil NAL
Yea oar iIlsssrst~l pamphlst explaining ~
si-,ut Dr. Dyes Cslesfss~'l kistro- Setsie lsssl
,.i Appliances. asi their charming e6eet. ul-os
The nervous debiiitats-t system. sn'i DIV thsf
Iii .a,skI, vv.tsrv you 90 ,ix.r sst manhoot
Pamrhlst frve. % you arr thus aniete We wii
sssi 700 Q Bsit and Appliances. on trial
VolrAIc Halt ca. MarsLali. hfh-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Temperance lecturer In New England,
Mrs. John lisrton, says: ! Was subjert
to those deaihly sick headaches aud sl.o
dyspepsia. Sulphur Bliters curcl me
when all other remedies failed. Mrs.
BARTON !. the wife 20 John Bsrfon. IA.
perintenieni Of Repairs, Pacific Mills,
Lawrence. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

He-"weli. Z suppose 1t !. all settled,
\ am told Tom has named his new boat
for YOU" she-.'Y~s, believe 10 IL set
ted" IIe-"Do you know the name tbs
boat bcarsy" She--"Cora, OF course
ue--"No, The Jill"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

No i5s-lIidden Birds: I. Lark. 2 Spar
rw. . Wren. 4 haven. 5 Dove q
Par,ridss. :. Owl n Swallow. . ESsla
10 Thrush. a. Martin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
poyotI WISH

TO regain your health II YOU are all
broken down ani suffering from nervou.
pro.trstiouS I Will tell YOU what cured
Inc after suffering for months. ! u'ed
two bottle. 81 sulphur I'liter.. ani nov
I am 4 well min.-C. srILr., nookk"ep-
ar (,aufoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

whip.ockct ask. "Ilos expensive !.
Il to Keep a hor.ct" That depends. Ia
some part. Of Te,a. ], .. Impossible tn
s,rp a horse az all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

\ gray beard on IN ~ under ~ makes
him look Older than he u. The l~.i
Is. a. color brown 90 black !. Backing
hsm'. Dye for th" whl.krr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

" III. I.allwad. "Will you think II
me very often while you are away, dear
r.t .iohnY' ''Iiut Emily, you know that
,hl. I. a. b. . pleasure trip"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

cue IL the .s,l'le.t sights ut picnic u.
Ia .cc Young min, With three hoil.a.
large q. hens egg. on the back 81 hi.
neck, rowing a merry party of g'r'' Oh
the lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

-. ,.,-Av.m... Artist.

No. tsi.-A Ssss.as Artist.
IN t->sl--- -aier iny. 9Th h-~rt - giS.ins roAi
Ia b.ans- aAroili kt--<-i ~ The sasushibs t-Ai,
In Cr~-my sao.irut-. fair I~~f. % waters
hrv-.
IN ch-~ry p4h.y. .hlch s~sms o. sInil- an tos
In dAinty sftsltss Iias tsnissi As .hsn
IN ,inlli ,toirt I-rfaminx the fsruy deu;
Ia s1li@a dsnieltass. oar. ca nsiares sAb-s
In fr.sr.nt hoasy.scsls. th- hou-,ts~s I~rs
d..
In fr..i- sneu.a.-s fsiry-f . m -uf-e-.i eve.
In la,s.hins tailp -t,h cup q, sI~fsitns DO.
In s~e.t foryst ne "a. r,pi-si IN eonis tus
N, -hols /. ths uAn.s a q fsns-ls lily srt.st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Teacher lat SUNDAY >chool.) "I!eiiy,
shlt have Ne Ia 10 first before Ne eau
expect forgiveness ~ our .ln.g' BETTY,
Eve have Ia in fret"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Uncle sam !. In n nouri.hing copdi-
tion, viihstanilug b. hasn't made ma
honest dollar for several ,str.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

u l. the old nan Who his summed
work all his lie Who Il continually cry
Ing; THAT boy ought To be set To work
ami kent M IL"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

The primal. and final. give the name OF
. celebrated etplorr. The prmAls give
bis original name, the finals his pr,.sni
name.
1. The public hangmAh Eng , Aiun-
srnn. a OCrideutAl 4 An Instrument
for measuring the ri.e % water s Akipi
% padding d tAs,ronl 4 constellation In
the northsrn h.misPhsr. :. nso,l AsI~
cie. 20 sBsmoBe = Asynus % diminutiss
aquatic plants . i'r.srnAiursl strait
49, % Evening n Apsr,iculAr Kind
~ plum o. Earthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

\ I.efui Present Ia every package
SAyr>A, the beat Washing i"sdcr.
>1ld by groyvr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
No. la. -IalxaA-

In Germany I'm slways found.
AMI thsrv apIsar Ia green.
whsnssr you bear the trump~,s sound,
With generals I'm .csn.
lin The trout - guard. appsAr.
AMI Their, tar the bsll.
In hghting am In the rrar.
~ the truth must tell
Soms,ims. closely 10 engage.
hut ncsr amongst the slain,
Although 10 coward. yst. In rAs~.
iAlwAys ny the plain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
Az HNINHNr

A ,lllalnous puns,er calls his mother
ln-la~ an ane'Siote, because she IL ~
lated To him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Ia every town Nherr sA,E>A J. lntro'
,lucci the ale I. larger than all other
washing comlouni..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
. .,,,.,.,.i n,.,ai.

When I've told Adam "a ehsstiss hi. sou.
What I've scrip,ural names did shs uss'
Adam" s.th I've, Cain At.l"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Small hoy. aud gren apple. srr now
one In b.dy. u. JohDs"n'- ADoiyDe
I.inlment for cole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
HONENAKERS COLUMN.
choWOeRs.

a. ssrscs 81 isssv..s N ~ lsdIs:
Coirns. osfori tSesssersi. rArs. Nsise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

The upTcr horizontal 1. tsfor you The
righi vertical /. In the l'uEIlsr this w.sk.
The lower horizontal yOu arv how trying
a. lni The left vertical % I've, rvadins
upward. another variety % tho UPPER hori
snntal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
No ise--ChsrsAs.


Ne. tfs.--ChsrsAs
Ian Q bumh1s, trua No -
Ian ma vhas ! rp~m 10 ~
put snsn<shing fai.> q tr,ok. . fysn1
NJ hss~-s foiks d~sy<sra. snheSv~i
Iehest. Z Initiate. I ars
And en- ~ god IN ssy shAt~
secosn
I'm scm~fhlns sniA ssd n. 81
To - slli~i to ope ~ tst
As IRA. t..s-~i. t.ist fir~s ssd ~
rh~r~s pashlns q afinity
Aiihoslxh yos osl me hard AMI denn>
f,m AN Q rvfu<s sni dsfen~s
Thai I'm lAe mss yoa mag di~-~fu.
I'm msie 20 dust. 90 dsss rvtarn
vuota
I'm NJ thing that's ,efy rsrs
tgrv- IN Tssfurv> s,eryvhsr-
who -os.h supT.-s the Trinity
iIsi anything "a ID With met
All W saint r'sirtck ~ nv All
An niu<,railca q % mall.
And sho.e.i hos e.sily tis do
To mAss os> tArv~. anil male thrvs 60
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

A r-,i ss~si ~srs. sl.s > sost vess hss,s.
nish hsssss u any eiass dsslrsi. - ~ isvsss
wM. =. rERxixs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
vtyyIyG 4 cur WITHOUT A STRUGGLE

rhcre viii be billiard tournament Tor the national
amateur championship under the auspices of the Racquet
r,uh mi, year The entries closed April 30 and "a
not sufficient number OF good player, had sent IN their
.u,. IA make worthy the name. the commit
tee having affair Ia charge decided 10 present to orVi'
Oddl, H. the Townsend Cup rmblcmatc Of the amateur
champion ship which he had In two successive tourns
m,nts Under the conditions originally imposed the cup
was 10 be- held for three years but Mr. eddie
had no opponent this year was decided that h. was larry
entitled The comm recently informed Mr. oddie
Of IL. decision declaring him the amateur champion
n the uncd states for 1880, and asking him u name
date when would he him formally to r.
rrlve the cup. In his reply Mr. Oddr accepted The
trophy expressed his regret that thcre could not b
another for It, However, he wrote he would b'
pleased offer the the prize In future tournaments
The cup will be- presented eddie Friday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

with the other two running before. A. the h'ad o'
IN. stretch Little Blanche bot"d Of the track ana iou
lott ,allop.d HON. winner. with Surprise IL az
least = dozen lengths behind.
FIFTH RACE-PARK cur. ABOUT II. MILES OVER
SIX FLIGHTS OF HURDLES, THREE fEtI SlA
INCHES HiGH.
W. Harbori, en- M Nina. pedigree unknown ae,d 80
Tamalamah stable. h. 9. Tormontor, 9gcdi l55 .
roesawav stable. dun e. buster ae.d 175lir Jlsob ,
Morton Smshs nik. Pant'isue. aged 10. y
,,cersc whtock n. NAB as|d $50. H ii'g o
Homes hr T. Fraud st'd. -" 49, ;,t,Nf, w! "
t. Roosevelt. gr r. smokey. aged. 1866 iMr MaF"nh' "
Tho nod went away terms and III" hr'i hurdl"
va, taken with the ponies dangerously close. Al The
second unp Smokey stopped short throsng NJ. Masoun
over h. had bat innrns him. Buster led - the
y oi me MT mile" when Nna came ON with rush and
, m. Lead NJ the head IN. stretch. without difficulty
Nn, Kept hey i.s.d bY Ave Lengths; Toncntor
debating Ru.-r uirr. Lengths for the place.
The starting by Mr.. Hitchcock was excellent No
fault va, or could have be"u found with the decisions
81 the judges Mcssrs +. Il. APPLETON j. NJ Water
bury ana Jenkins Van ,haick. No time was taken Oh
anS oi the Ticcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
TIE RECORDS.
\ FIELD DAY At LEmIGI.

Bethlehem. Penn, May 10 c-pecialj.-Toda was
one Of athletics N Lehgh University. This morning
Johns Hophns'- lacrosse team crossed STICKS with
Lchlg,.s twelve herr, and were defeated in beautiful
game by q score 3 goals TO =. The game va, vii
messed by 500 people. This afternoon the spring meet
Of the Athletic Association took place in presence o.
900 people. The contests were made doubB ia
teresing by layettc entering IN almost all Of them
Two records were broken, namely, throwing the ham
ncr and putting the shot. {. II. Dctwellcr breaking
both record. The 100 yard dash won by II. {.
Fisler, Lafayette 10 10 seconds two-miic bicycle
race. j. >. Riegci 80, in G:17, pole vault :. u.
Warmer 80. 90: running high jump, l.. W. walker
-, 81 mile walk I. r. Coatc-, 80, . % 32O
wards DASH j. II. Rcbcr 'G3, ~ seconds 14O yards
+. \. ,traub 80, 80 seconds throwing the hammer
&. II. DctWccr, 80, 03 feet Inches, exhibition
throw. 0i.3 putting the shot, G. II. Detweller 30 ;
l2O hurdle, q. 4. Harvey, Lafayette Is second, ,
half mile run, Elliott Lafayette, 4 running broad
Jump ;. D. Warrincr 80 le.-; one mile run, II. X.
barrett Lafayette 40; 22O hurdle, W. I. Patterson
90: 20 seconds. tug Of war; Lcigh pulled Lafayette
four inches. Lafayette took four Of ten contests
entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
,rLL N THE SERIES Of VICTORIES.

The ot,empts on the part Of the carpenters I" come
IN ,p agreement with the officers of the NeW-r"rN
Central Railroad rccnrdiu- tine strike 81 employees l'
,.hf hour, and 70 30 per day have not met WIN sue
.... -upcrintendent Moultpu. who /, IN charge 81
the work :, the only man 10 whom The delegates nave
,br. far been able to talk and MI. Moutpn Has "
u,od hi. assertion that the work for IN" next TWO
M ,,rce weeks can De- carried without the h"lp 81
,. rrl., men who are the only skilled ~orhneh
.,,rlo,.d ON the building. II j. confidently hoP'"'
.,,,,..,.r that a conference with Mr. Depow on H"h
,,, viu result in satisfactory settlement OF the
question. ~ ~, ..,,,,
m. strike committees OF thc tinted ErotAcr'"'n
and the Amalgamat.d society ~ carpenters All"
fiper, closed their headquarters at Clarendon Han
49,. ..r,i,y and declared the -tr.ac temporarily OK
r, notion doe, not Alpply t. the New for" 'chiFAl
.i.v,,or whcr. the strike may Dc continued Toy TWO
,r three week., Delegate, owens. o. the th''d
Ir,th,rio,i and Ashley OF the Amal-alna''u S''''N
~ c,tp.n~r. reported yesterday at headquarters t"''
,n,y had not been able To obtain an interview WIN
President Chaunccy VI. Dcpcw, who was too bu-} 10
..,,,, them A hearing. They had been referred I"
srpcriut .ndent Moulton. In the meantime the e"
,,tor Will be "pickcted,7 and 10 union men VIII ~
allowed to work until the demand, If the union have
The strike, II the ciearmakers IN number oi 'hol'
An ,l northern part % the city. which iIr"t'Heu -
,ie,,,l,u into general strike. seem t' re lu - Avn
IA, of -ettlcur"t. At present there are hu'u' Hl
.hops whose e. lllNcS are stu uui uHt D. j. "'"',
t,d that their action Ia, not received Tue 'A' '"'
Nuunon Fowler, dcl"-ate Of the It'u'e Iui"''
I-u1n. hu, been made chairman "I "a '''l'',,' !
.ou .idfr plan. for erecting building O u' N'N "'"
e>rlusiycS to the Use of labor uluuu- inc h'''
80 m. committee called TOT Last evening dt 'l''ttIo'
Ian h,, been postponed indefinitely.