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The sun., 1891-05-03

Sixty.three Hardy Runners In sAe Subur.
ban Hnrriers' Ruu.

6l1tysShre0 marcy Runhero IN bho SabWFs
SaH Harriers' Rpn.
The Suburban Hsrrisrs' handicap crosscosntry racs
postponed from April II owing 70 stormy weather
decided as Fort George last evening resulting In
close and Inter sstins contest.
The Fort George the country race
eourts this section Of the country, embracing hills
valleys plouxhsd fields swamps creeks rough fssds:
In fact Il what enthus asts caLidsal country
running Starting from s0th street and Tenth avenue
the athletes had . st6 half mile along the road
thsn dowa the bun into the owaads Into
the forest Fhsy snAsrGsd on the kingsbgfdse road
which owed for milsa wAsrs ssssp lii vas
:crmeuas.%d % ana y: return Journey eass hi. lsA
then slo!s the Harlem Kivsr ases HEB srssk;y
the hafmls along the Sa1 70 the dnls1lng point
IL VA hat over mleA The eouroo Oas mark.
ed BY paper trail - .ff-f1
road q a:a4 waiting 10. the word Tns runner. had
and the limit m:n we're gu! Q! Sigh! vh:n q. shofs
G. :,sh the fp siera lsS feE .h;:s nile: ySsss
second. staIt tafinH The LEAD yseh hs h;N ser nile
into !hs van ana with GhI..ias Yep.
and handicap Of the tSst twenty men were follsWs:
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Nov Observation-Disclosures Srasi & S..-
hasrcsd runs-rhrs.!siphiA, 81 New. York. 2 res,
s.a SS. Si::Ss:s
,.ssup SSss. py,sGei. = ana conn.E iirst b,::
s.1s;:.sss sI.Ss,: !: 8;s 8ss; ss: s;
nEooKLYS. 4: BosToN tx. IL. l.. p. -
AL resident Byrpe was pSrud Of the larry taEp
HSSt SsaoI q n aas!er' Pax yesterday to 90 ihS
Uo;:s :.4 u sostSns II. ay Mh y
shsts Sa wn. 40 doubt whatsysr hut that s6sSs
ss.s Usa nad p9derEnhe . vast, ebsnge, since aA.9
ot Has sss S!SS' Sasa ssS sns :sa
HaHt. PEE. I rEed on 6y : desire % kssp up Blosky
play .r.as ats b. BrSslyS Ss lka9s pa,sss
al All 'ns,r En hearts on taking the game. sfdats
NH !, vas an excellent contest and very sxatI1
cscn,re safe lead. Lovett was the star. His
and III l. sSssr . aScaSs bs S; S.
The best pitcher Brooklyn has. For SsycH
bxS bus nns no. OF. bosten player made So hit.
Ssns sss 70 70 base on balls. In tho eighth Timing
Ssy "stons sss made two sai. ht tie on1 onS
" Ssy .hroggh. Dreyentins then, rom .coris2
SSsi Sessqss ii. team n.s could not IL dssI
ddss 1Est nlAy OF the game was, made bX Bro
s.r, ~ was OF fhq phsnomenQl order. FoutE
~ scehi tho ball on line tWoSnE lsis and centre
hs,S H H. and the crowd Was yelling itsslf hoaise
Mnns II W. thought that y was ehQps-run drive.
ss.SSEney WAS on INST Base. and N srunnipg at
TpIIsss train speed aronRlF 1hA tbsses. Eud.:
sn% SS%sM " y BY magic. Br0die caSght tbs ball
ING Ene mede grand throw 10 THICKER, comnlst-
BroSiss BS COZ pc play .nd! retIEing the eide How
sa L e .RS sos
~ IA nun,nn heinf 20 get IL The crowd went
"f% hW WIZ enthuIiam over the play, ll.....
s,ovs,n ns nostons played rasged gplding Rame.
m,Woy errors Betug esponsibls for two runs.
Ss,nn thfew away q run by tTying TO get tyo
nsssses npsses m q single hlt. and he also gave the
1TE9kkyns Tx their first rim BY not running After
fSaee.D fae .Drooklyns played " splsndid nsldine game.
iI1 ioni a mads A9s Funnipg cefch OF 9anssl,s .
TIT w. faking 1t close To- the grand stand.
SaGnsn. S,ansn in the early part OF the game, rave the
Mvwd M"wd its hrs; chance for snthu siasm by taking
n%s01%sys long ny on the Left neld jencs'. Grimm
SSIt tSG S bSSm DAILY got several good stops Of
The Brsotlyus scored .hs, lrst run Of The
~ ssHs 10 the ti!st inni ". Grimm got his base
" nI pals and sto,e second ON n Ts-sSd ball,
Enknsy's sacrifice sent him to third base. and
Atys caught. pulling he side out 1'1
,.SNG IN more runs were scored until the seysAth
.sAank sAa After two men were ont Con Daley
Es4 RAss ,hit On . sloW lnaeld gropndsr,
se':a lsosisd cot 9 siaEis 70 dsht fsld and
The sun., 1891-05-03
suRPR1sEs Ar ,xAsur11LE
The Duncan Hotel Stakes Won By the Out.
slider Bonnie Blrd.


slider Bonnie BIRD.
NnHvrrLz May 2.-rhs Duncan Hotel stakss with
the prospective meeting OF Blarnsystons Jr. Verge
DOR Bspuis Bird. Chimes. and Ida Pckwick at dash
OF mile together with four other races, drew out
attendance ct West Side Park to-day OF fully 5000
soma and they hsd the pleasure Of seeing Fox ride
winners aad vitpsssa pair oe 10 70 shots reach the
vinnns tine in front
;Ihs reaihsr Sas nae and the track fast fhs race
shove mentioned was great betting contest Verge
Hor Ida fitk6iek. Blarnsystone Js. sna Chimes each
s-a * IL '' rss:D, s eoF s:s ;sSs
s. Il; .ns i'd as Ss. s..
psssy
re; ;.:: i:st sss"':
':1s os
ss ss 3 M Ss Gs 3
s:.'i i:s: eis ss.s
s.s x La
Ss ;Ss s Va. nj,
:.sSsS !is!s1s s:s: :ss sh:n -. Sp q \:
sss aats
,:, sss esA si az s.s Z.
4: 3: =. s
fis sS s.: & IL. a ssis s.:
SsssSI. rin:. las Place odds 9 tot Brslos . .
sss s. ,ssA ss %; ss
b. s.. =: A.:
Ih:I~ y. .:.:. e s,..nsy y.isps ,Jr. s.I: s:ns
.ss sass Con.
The sun., 1891-05-03

etSyyyEayBs bah setsxtysah ana . foHsass;
Is ss:s Si'. ss:sy Sssss 8 es'f
oIsn fspptd out sisss: e. srisd 70 Set nss Sec
ond And was ppt enE On Brodis'e sacrifice
Sullivan ssprsd. Nssh made . .two-bsxesr.
issT Gs!i !, via A., tSssS g ?. Nichols .ild
The sun., 1891-05-03

jockeys sad Traissrs Reported Faverssiy.
Secretary ". 4 vosburs announced thatths names Of
the srainsrs and jockeys reported f.
vsrssly at the meeting Of the Board Of Control on
Apsjl IA csusss will hs isspsd on application and
sf,sr Nay At The NV ohcsso Of the Board Fifth
ngy nssssrswE aSS ": 3saiissoTS w @. Brisn Jr. @ l.
pse6fnss. wm bsM John csll.han; John CenlsL, Jshn
l;s: sssI:. I:s1t ss:s sis Hi 35:
4 W sixsn Charles OK chsri.: rsa.sns ID ruIesfL
csasi.s rS:t rsSIo sS%:s shsS WsrSnssn Ssmss
fs:ss; !. xnt,s;Ss ;Ss;:,,.,.,o v,r,.m Bender, o.or..
ssSSss. Wuissm Barron. HSssr Camp y. chsmSs!s y.
o..sS S;rfsS Es 1tsss' tsss uls. s@i:iSS isSs
EsnSisy 0scsis AilsF Aiisn noors Ia%ss EsSSs:ld, Sd,
s,uss fhcussS sssvsns John sSsval 0sslss sAmyson.
Eaesas aas AsisT AIbsgt JnsnpsoR- James 1hOmpkins
The sun., 1891-05-03
Base BaiI Nstes.

All the New York eranis are glad % see suek Ewns
sst In and catch.
III M-Hs wss captain Of the Now York team for
nearly tws seasonA 5.
O. 8. q. TaSrytoWa.-Hs vas . member Of the
Brooklyn (f. L) team last season
TON Daily IL playing short for Brooklya IN good style
for one out ef Ms regular posittou
Two Crauka-Wsrd Ditshsd for Providsnes and
Weidman for Detroit The zane YES sightesn innings
long and was played On Aus. IT, lsea
In ,ns or.t ssms between Tho New Yorts and Phtls.
dslphias Rnsis did net pitch sinsls ball 70 Jim
Oi:ourks Ewtns took Rusis out tmmsdiatsiy after
the accident 70 Clarke :. -.
Ths proposSd sams ct Livingston Staten Isiaud yes
ter6sy bstw zen the STATEN Island odcksn and coum
Sssr Crosby OF the latter club netined hsnaser Tying
q ths last moment that the celumola College team
h "a dislAndNd
The sun., 1891-05-03

ss.s';.s:S s.ss' s:ss.,s Z .:..:..:SS SSSsssSo--,cc
EaneA runs--Rew Jerssy A. O. q rwobase hit-ps
Gnmens.. Thyseesss hiis-Fls1er Mack. Home rpn-
s.elsn Ss:;.acS.s1s.y W cSiris sssslaisss TS T'ss
Nswry wnd ". Cprries. Maeturnsy c2l ". j. Curris.
H. pisSn.d SAIs nSyy sSssSe5 1ssMs
1:, osse. 3: sPssHss Aesss,
4; ". Curr,s l., VIVA pitches &ssterveii
urgs ssos wa .ns ana ncEry And
pirs-rfauk aetdsn f.:"'- -
/ aur'' sAsa AuAs \ O.. 81, sserAap =. e.a.
yhe MaAhattan Athletic Club wiped mp the Nsnhattsu
The sun., 1891-05-03

;fiss i;:se ss's..n 81. es ) 1: 81
noS.st q tSysss JsssruSs cu'-IH EiehsIs o;
fDsSys DsSS rscS ss,s..: . s.c,sS
fasesd bsi-0ansel Cppirs-Lynch. fms-i:aS
cIscixsAri tH IL 4; cttvsLArp. 4 = =,
CLsyyLlnn May 1-Kths Cleveland Club eould have
sss. sms asme ssiSisss isAs Sississ. ~
with 10 hrst feur By NoAlesr
:aSS Sa. ,.ss s:I: az
The sun., 1891-05-03

Ne has imported Large aaa Manasens
stock Of Deotsh Chsvtots aNa' asnsspuss
II ali the New Colenrspes, which he II naak.
ipG ~ ~ che Peps1ar Lounge Suit aad
Reefer fbr o9S, pesittveiy the sanae goods,
style, aaA werk naashlp canast be par.
sAassA frsa aay ether rsspensisis Mouse
s.Aer osS sna sAe.
Ssaplss, I.ssractlens fer AGessurinG. sna
Album sf Fashlons sent On Application.
Try our Scotch stripes and Cheek Trou.
ssrs (te neaslre), st 0o.So, or two pairs fsr
olA They are very suitable for stylish aAd
reuoh aaA.reaAy wesr. :,
The sun., 1891-05-03
Hsss Ball Games To-day.
AAKsicAH ASSOCIATION.
einusu " 81. Louis At CineinnstL
um bus Va Louisvtiia ss CoiumbuA

sKnIPaoysssicsAL LsAeux-
Ridseveod VI MouroSs ct Ridgs wood Park
Cuban 6iants " flushinkS ~ Long Island erouuda
0Snators Va Gerhams. ~ RscrcAeion noueds.
AlleYtoHs ~ nsIropolitaus ~ honitor Fark-
GAnrs.
Acuss VI LsoutinsG At Atlantic rark.
Roonsys vl Picked N,nS ASlisssons e nsIivso1A
ssssios B.. NV Ysrf rosi oMcs q, Stsaee =: N.v
isvrsnSS 0ransroyn Cfippels W. Murray Hu;s. Nsy.
6o ~ ~ jSeOmss e HsciS alton no1ndi
tSssosy Athletics Va Charter 0ats st nsarnsy.
RsssSIS RSsSsSsISs n cstSs1rsi 4. g. 4 Wet Chester.
1far xehlsties ". Troy, as South Orange.
The sun., 1891-05-03

Irish. Am sfioan Athletes. .........l 90 S7
et Josephs IS; Alerta u. AmersfordA II: voxnonA
L JopS fslan ID; Locust Dewitt Clinton, Isl fhila.
dsiphfa ia kssoiutta IL; Fern. q FRANKLIN ID; Ca
AsYiosp.et Park-Breokiyn. Hish School %; Frat
xsGoy.rnor.s Islsnd-voluntssrs 10; AtiautIcs IL
a Ness Haven Grounds-Harism a. A. =; Alfred Ben
AZ Mystic, Conn-Mystic y; Co!ehsstsEa a
At Nswark-Iroquois Athletic Cluo. IL; nina Asn'sds
Club, 70.
The sun., 1891-05-03

team wsrs dsfeated by ths Corintkisn a. G Inc score:

Earned Iuns-Ceriu thiAns 8: Jaspsrn Z First base
On arfors-CofHthiAna, 2; JaspsrA .. Left bases-
Corintaiana s; Jaspsrs hsss on bais-of Gsllisan.
!: OF Nora 1. ssruok out.By Galiiean 4: by Mora
s;ses nsss:IN:Se, !3 Turner @ !2 feE.t;s sssrLues %
ahns Two base his-Dnnn, Turner vroom. GAlliEan.
HIT b. pitchsr-rontsE sheehan. Wild pltohesiMora
(2n Passed halls-She eshan IN Ntbot u Umpire
westbrook. fims-Two hours
swARrnnoRv. 20; SoRxA',7.
4. SwARrRnoRs Nav a-rhs States Normal School Of
West Chester was defeated whittier nsid this after
nom. The was ohsracterzsd By brilliant hsld.
ing and heavy batting The score:
ewAPthmore. e...............".l 0..-D
Normal. al...............-...-O o.
Isttsriss-Brooks brothers and Mclaughlin and
= .cosxsiI. 70: s1xvkss q -.
.IrnAea; Nay a.Gorns,l Played sssSnd srro.lsss
With CAdmus IN the box: Nearly 600 spectators
present. ana the GOOD ptayers Of both teams ap
p1audsd-, 1hs score:
Cornell. i............ ......-...S 2-2S
Stevens. o. y
u.,sHv4sa-CaAmus Hi>IA atpons ana cvvruntn~
The sun., 1891-05-03

sHc!.iSsy Egltsns. stolen. biss.Gie ieknssS. Is.hsM.
S.,Is.9a grSSss s: 90 Msllas. =. bols,s plsys:
TssH sssss. % s fTSs:r ss. Ss.a ,ss sns
sssnSat .HssY pitched ball. 1Aiyord. via pitches :
The sun., 1891-05-03

Ssynea ryas- -ctssi1nnar z; g Ill Louis - = Txss,:: ~
-ESsnI HcsS SSrdns-KsilS. CsnAvsh. whi.ney. Isini
sel1issssT AndrS ws ln ossnsyi Hoy Fa,lsE sisn i.
Ishss ssss AnS so@ist u. f,ns ss;: 20 S.'is6a
IS Ishsi-Ssin. en fin'-2 hourI umpirs-
The sun., 1891-05-03
alVE 4 CARE, NOW BOYS


49, Make .is I've STRAIGHT .. fhiissei.
*. The Besters ~ the Mercy OF
...,t-l1 sn.isss st Ceinnsss - The
1s..it. or Many 0thsr osssss.
y..,.rday's games ppt New York up. 9
.o,nt Tho scores were: 49, o.,
" York. 9; Philadslpha.6. Q.
BROOKLYN. 4; Boston. 4.
Cincinnati. z; Cleveland. \.
.... p, At Chicago. rain.
The sun., 1891-05-03

!, .p.ss nan Ss nsAssgssA Teddy.
niasswssa ~ Assfs~ tH \. sss Ssys iss-<Ss
The sun., 1891-05-03

HaTLApxLyAlA. Nay a-fhs Athletics ad6sd another
victory 10 snsir credit tsaaIs The SoorsT :. :"

HsssssI:sS HsssaaSr::.. SSr::.,..........,..oSSi
hts.;GiS.s S,e;; HONG raaESavSy-s -sser,sos his.-
Wsed ind hsasn. LsH on A sss:s1A.Ssiis. S 5! ssist
more Eg.ck outAHllluian Il Lsskn, Nllvsy.
3: ssaISsCiefsstt salntH % WSas5 we: So odb'rt
~! , sosrox "a. Al Q; HAsaiKeros. !.
1os1oxs Nay x-Ths Bssteu Reds voa easily from the
aeastnsS odey. snd thsy ttd ~ clean hstinE when
she had more % % shsa usually falls their
The sun., 1891-05-03

LehaeA's "Frssh." Play Lacrosse Wen.
Ps.soxros Nay a.The Lavrsncsvils lacrosse team
ware defeated this afternoon their grounds BY
The LShigh freshmen by . score of too Roth teams
showed good training and several mes the Lawrence.
Vile boys came near scoring. The Lehgh boys played
The sun., 1891-05-03

0soustu ~ q d o y . q U
" Sssnsd .un'CcAanh,ttan y A G. Left on Sssss-
s:.Ts;sss;ss s:SIssS.;ssss sS.Ia sa: :';s:s .ss:
Sand. Sand. Mar. oS%9,;s.n. IvsSs:s hs.NssE 1siis!s,
LsSS.ra A. y. PcIbis plsy:.;T,!fsaas asd horsann
y, wntSn sanaS a1c nSksnNS Mn ~ PchssIsm!th
sands ia smith. Umpire Hart fims-fwo
''''', ooasrrHiAx a G. ia:JAsssR.a
The sun., 1891-05-03
THE RUNNERS AT WASHLNGToM
KITTY T. wins the Cssgressisaai HaAaiesI
Ill. Wind Beats 1eeess.I

THE RUNNERS AT WASHLNGTOM
Kitsy t. Wins the Cs.sressisa.i Ha.Aie.p
-Il-Wind Beats Reeess.i
wAsumcroS. May 2-Ihs Washington Jockey Club
closed the nrst week OF its spring meeting very
esssfuliy with large attendance and good days
sport The weather nns and the track In fair cos
dtion. The hsrsss oonsstsnty their form. and
fsvortss two races second choice horsss tive and
outsider King Alta the nrst rsoe. King Alta was
sold 70 Charles sater for $3.50 advance Of $50
shove the entrance price. Fave the card
the last stespIsohase which this time resulted With
out accident though tive Jockeys were thrown
Yor the opening sig furlouEs dash Leo II. Was favor
its with vsn bursn and kueilass played win. and
most Of The sshsrs backed for place The winner
ArAak outsider. King Alta A. totoi. lie ran most Of
.hs way o. alno.s evan term. 9Th Van Bursn. ard
a:ss .ss l a;
::s ss': si ss !:s';;
q:
T' ss e @ k sni r :.Ss .
:ss;, Ss%ss S. sS % hsd e I:ss
:' 81; :s; as st
.is. ss.:s . "a hs % ss.::: s:s
ssasS ss: .sd E.y: .;s:
g; :i's p
sss :;s:;. .S:a .:s
Ss:ss sss We .:as'SI Lsas:Sss running % bod
s:.: 4; "a s.
ss:a q ; ,t: u e; ssfrsr 70 a
sSsT d:sl:ys or osti:y L:nas! e. g: &C. AISf
49,: ;..S y. :.ss 9: Ssss.;:
M Isscy. fi.A ST1.
The sun., 1891-05-03

The drsvias rsopi si,sptnx dipi4f. .rs Spnst ear:
IN iludsoa River RaiPoad all of the Wasner pat
isrn and Tor comfort and sissanes ars the lseoxnsd
criterion. .-Adr.
The sun., 1891-05-03

.osa: sasu 5.!.ad s5S.sa:
uoyd AsSvsy--A1e. ~ sf' - . ...
The sun., 1891-05-03

The winner received gold watch second seal ring
time priss silver medal J. Harasn also received
s:sT r. a.. s S
each TO recsiys silver medal The forlpnsts
Rsn ysre ys = to!sv: rrc'R:s,j hass,s nSys
ssiniSs sasS.n.n AsgrS s.nhit.s = s.s 6.
issS Sssmoaa EseS .tsrs.r s Ssssi1:d Sssses
Thers vers sfsw secidenta ? =. Hietsy. American
isni whose nSmS could aot Se S.esrtilnsd fsli on
barbed wtrs iencs and out ~ ehins .. ersybssrd
shrossh sc hsa Il GRESHAM vent s:sd Srs, isso
dsyopI:d ihs 1s.tsr p.rt Of the p.psf trsL
such % name: @ - w S;taiis 4: o. ais .. & suliis.n
Justice TtRhe Sam Cornell r. stolL Sam Fee. Mort
Bishop and DOZEN other prominsnt psope not q soul
was on hand for his duty There was lively hwtinx for
anew set ~
Fulford Beats Glass at 1.-Two Birds.
EKwARx. May 2-Ths grounds OF John Erb were
visited by large number Of to-day witnsss
the live bird match between & D. Pulfsrd Of Harris
burah and Frank Class OF Newark Each man shot 1t
l0OIvs brds under huritnsh am ruea for $3.50 side
The match vss hoty. oents.tsd ashsuEh both 1sn
score sf al to GLASS; as. They viii shoot anothsr
match under similar conditions, on June q
The athletic tecson Of he Gaelic Society Of this city
viii hold ., tournsmsnt Of GSsia sports on thSir
hurins matches stwssn the principal clubs playing
under Gisle rules.
The sun., 1891-05-03

se.era SIN Holds, the Prospects Medal.
Tns regular shoot Of the Prospect Heights Gun Club
took place at Parkviis. Long Island Yesterday. The
ciut shot st 80 blue rock. fora gold medal which
hel6 By q. A tonsra He still holds IT, ~ the shoot
shIsdfn : tN v d. atkinson and CspE Niehol. each
broke 3alhs highsss ores made. O. A Somers broke
%. u. furvh "a. and o. RsynoidsaL :. .t..0 :
The sun., 1891-05-03

f. 80. gliding Srademiss.
DICKEIiS RIDING ACADEMY,
1oA TO 1as WEST SsTM st. >.
TUE OLDEST ksrABLIsHED RIDING SCHOOL IN
Instructions Given under the personal supervision Of
.. AR. CHARLES W. DICKEL.
Horses carefully trained and broken in for ladies and
gentlemen. ~
SEND FOE CIRCULAR.
DICKEI- d NROEHLE, PROPRIETOR1
The sun., 1891-05-03
.ope. Air Clus On rhe,r Travels.

Quite q number Of long diitanes walkers gathered
at Manhattan College the consy Island road ysstsr
day. Moss ofthsm we're members Of the Prospect Park
open :Air Club. This tine President BeardAil sent
them across, country toward FstandA but did not
hn.sif lsavtnE Seward to take chsree Before they
seaehsdths .Ssrs. order: w:rsc Svsn 70 rsurn ny
yafd. J. Seward proved good ,pseemAtsr and WAS
nYst hsme. with J Wallh second. and j. Homes third
Time, hours ~ minutes ~
The sun., 1891-05-03
Ansrssaa Associates.

The results in the American Association
samss yesterday wsre:. .:
Athletics, 81, Baltimore, l. ~.
Boston. s. Washington; 49, -
.,fT,7, Columbus. Z: Louisville. 9.
.t.t Cinoinnati. IA: Ht Louis. &
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-31
VERGENNES,

Miss T. j. Davey has entered the train
ing school for nurses at Burlington The
friends Of Frank d. Barton of Watham are
glad to see him around again. -Advices
from South Du6bury, Mass, indicate
the good health OF ex- Mayor Parker and
family E. l.. Her of kingsland's Is again
sick, while Breckenridge is OFF investig Eating
matrimonial claims Wedding bells are
liable to be rung in the Methodist church a.
an early day. Wright, mother of
Mrs. A. Ross, is the guest of the Misses
Tucker during her daughters outing at
Lake Mohauk
The girls connected with the State School
were treated to 4 round trip to Westport,
Wednesday, accompanied by Miss Daggett,
Miss Beecher and Miss Adams. The
autopsy over the remains OF Mr.
Amos Wilmnrth held by Drs. Willard,
Hopkins and Shipman, Tuesday, revealed
the presence OF large cyst, near the cen
tire OF the brain. 1t was caused by Mr.
Willmarth being thrown from horse
while descending Grand View mountain
in 1888. He leaves u wife and two sons
The funeral occurs at the house at II a. m
today Rev. Dr. Smart of Brandon, Off
ciating. The remains will be taken to Add
Wednesday afternoon, II. Z. Beckwith and
Miss Helen Bell were married by Rev. NJ.
Rulison. They took the train north the
same evening. The Misses Tucker invited
five Old ladies to tea yesterday. Two of
the number were octogenarians. The
united ages Of the five were 392
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-31

Another repeating rife IS that invented
10y a Corsican, VI. LuiLi, an cN-oiIiccr in
the French army, which Processes to be an
improvement on the Lebc, il Is declined
more particularly for volley firing and has
this advantage that its magazine, " hich
may be constructed to hold from four tc
five cartridges, can be filled up at once,
without the cartridges having to be insert.
81 one by one as is the case with the Lebcl
rite. y powerful spring worked by the
trigger throws out each empty cartridge
when fired, and simultaneously adjust.
another in its place
The front part of the barrel is separate
from the remaining portion, and after
each discharge is sid back so as to open
the MAJ azine FOR the election Of the empty
cartridge 1t Is then brought back into
position locked, and the rifle is once more
ready loaded for firing ~ a special sys
TEN Of ritins the trajectory Of the bullet
has been reduce! 10 almost a direct line
while the carrying distance, with gram
Of Rothweil or ordinary French Eunpow.
dor, is estimated at 1900 meters.-Ne W
York journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-31
MONT PEI LIE q

At the Monday night session OF Wabun
Tribe, l. O. Il. NJ, S. W. Corse was elected
prophet. {. \. Lang, sachem; J. G, Brown,
5. S. !. G. Wins, J. s.; J. L. Wallace,
{. Of r.; H. Is, ptkn. assistant c. Of h.
:. w. Guernsey, X. of W,
Moses Dumas and a chum were on Tues
Nay lodged in jail by Policeman Hunt for
drunkenness. Wednesday forenoon they
were brought before Justice Senter, who
sent them back to Jail because they did not
properly disclose.
One OF the men arrested Tuesday night
for drunk mess disclosed on r. NJ. Lynch
y Co., ia 1he Argus block. Trial set for
VI eInesG,y evening.
Policeman Henry +. Hunt captured IS
bottles of lager beer Monday night fromsthe
saloon OF Charles y Spaulding. When
Spaulding closed up he hid his beer in
through The window of F. l.. Lyons plumb
ing shop, underneath the saloon, and Mr.
Hunt was watching the proceeding and
seized the beer
Spaulding was arrested Tuesday after
noon, brought before Justice Hinckley and
Grand Juror Laird and placed under $500
bonds for appearance for trial, j. II. Seuter
going security.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-31
MIDDl E RllRY.

Mrs. Mason Harrington of Ishpeming,
Mich, her son and a niece from Boston ore
visiting in town. The Sheldon block on tho
east side of the bridge is hereafter to be
known as the "Rookeryn TO distinguish it
from the museum building. Mrs. Camp
of Boston is the guest of Miss Ada Cal)en-
der H. G.. Landers is home from Texas
where he has been engaged in large sheep
enterprises for the last eight years. Prot
Wager is in Boston, Prof. Eaton is at the
seashore, Prof. Seely is Ceolos i2ing in east
ern New York, Profs Boyce and Howard
are haying, President Branerd is camping
on Lake Champlain, but tho college build
ings with n solitary student are still on 1.-THE
hill Maud Porter went Tuesday TO
Montpelier. No services Mt the Baptist
church on Sunday. Mrs George Brooks and
son Phillip are at Mr. Noble Brooks S.
The new lime kiln at the quarry will be
completed this week, The capacity will be
500 barrels OF lime daily The cost of kiln
is $500. If the anticipated Success is
realized other kilns will be built. Band
concert Saturday evening. The village has
placed an electric light on their stand.
Miss Sophrona Turner and her sister
Jennette oie spending the week at DR..
Sparhawk' Burlington. Mr.. Remsen is
visiting in Cornwall. Mrs. Albert Chap
man is home from Rhode Island. Mrs
john Stewart and daughters are homo from
Bread Loaf Mr.. Phelps Nash has a brother
visiting MIN from Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs.
Abbey Beckwith and niece, Miss Vain
wright have gone to Nantucket Beach.
Miss Maud Wainwright has joined Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman camping party at
Lake Dunmore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-31
COLLECTOR ERHARDr RESIGNS

A. Collector of the Port OF New yoriy-J
sloat Ta.sott of Eimtra SuccerL, him.
New YoRK, July 20.-Joe u. Erhardt
this morning SAID he had rendered his resi-,
nation as collector for the Port of New
y ork to take effect August |.
SECRETARY Foster viii say Nothing.
WAsHINGroN, July %. Secretary Eos
ter said this afternoon that he would not
discuss Collector Erhart's resignation a. it
was n matter entirely in the hands of the
president.
Tho collector GIVES His Uea,ons.
New York July 20.-Collector Erhardt
has given out, in reply to the various qucs
tons put to him touching his resignation OF
the collecturshp, the following statement:
81 have given bonds for 5000, $50 | have
received Tor the government, during tho
20 months last past, $}23, R9t, l31 ! am
alt the time personally responsible for enor-
nous values in money AMI in merchandise.
My duties are necessarily performed through
about 100 employees. om not willing 20
continne to be responsible for their conduct
unless | can have proper authority over
them,
Tho recent policy Of the treasury depart
ment hn. been to control tho details Of the
customs administration at The port of Now
York from Washington, nj tho dictation Of
n private individual having no official re
sponsLilUy. The collector is practically
deprived Of power and control. while he Is
lcft bioGt to all responsibility, Tho Office
is no longer iulcnonlent. mud nan. Thore-
fore VIC have separated.
The Resignation Accepted.
CAFE MAY, y. y, July 20.-The prcsi-
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