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LADIES GOODS.

M Millinery.
1.,,e,a 10 tho ,.,,.. q, x..,,n 154a Penna ave.
ton shs ssos % .1 i py
novelties OF the season in Millinery. mh.a;-2m'
Ms 'Af fg }kSSNFSsa COVERS CUT
AND NEATLY FITTED.
ap21-lw' Residence: AS Ninth Street s.w.
MRS. NJ. BRADLEY, MODESTO, ST NE
~ formerly NY. invites PATRONAGE of Washington
ladies' Costumes. ,nade in latest styles Perfect t
mh2:}-30t-
SUPERFLUOUs HAIR DESTROYED, LEAVING
ctT no a ny needle "A years practice in this
low MIS- SaB III fss fs affe aplfn or
no THE LADIES: ELECTRO FACIAL MASSAGE
il the only rational and scientific method of treating
the colnpie1ion removing wrinkles, &c For further
DR.. ELLA c MOORE,
epIo-I 942 st. w, near 10th.
WANTED-LADIEs TO KNOW THAT I HAVE
moved to my new apartments, corner of 18th and
Ing Dresses, Street Costumes. hissts and Children
Z haD an fSs t1L its.' style affss Mt
FRENCH ACCORDION PLATING. loc TO :l5C
!, per I'd knife plating, &c: per yd and up; pinking
ress Reliabis P.ttesns fishaen yoprnns &c Demo
buttons MADE TO MATCH MATERIAL.
either IN crepe silk cloth velvet. plain with
IG 9Sy cloth or Weii ms uphOlserers buttons
I AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE WHITE AND
n BLACK Laces done up in hrst-class French style.
White and satin Dresses. L.ce Cprts,ns speciality.
stand. us fifth 81. NV. sp4 I'm 20
EAvORs FOR THE GERMAN GREAT VARIETY.
4 from &c TO 2r. each. You invited 70 call and
zee sTrnp pictures lanterns napkins toys natsri.
9th st. ie:l7-..m.
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RAILROADS.

pALTIMoKR OHIO RAILROAD.
- srh>du e IN eness April IN. lsal
Leave Washington IRON s,s's. . cn'r Of Ssw 'sssy
For chioa~o and Northwest ve-sibaied Limited En-
i For S csnna. s, fos ss sss iss..ssso. ..p-
fSr f1s,ssarr ana Sisssl.nd. s1pr,-s a.y. II 10
For LsrinsoS ana point. In tn. Shenandoah y.n.y.
For Miaehs..e. .nd way Stations. -sssOpn
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ssS 81 - I: "A %ifs';.s
IN IN 4 90 Mega % = Hng,-, 90 Is $sS
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For treis1 a ii Il IS m II Il Gs ;aso ,.pp.
ROYAL hAa Eli IS 20 m and n o6PSt avn
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O. bg Sf s,cTosrs on a. Day trains si.epsns OR
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nd sSI fsil.a'pS As y 1000 an. 'isO
tsS s%a. iRs s' n S'ns.fs -.s Iss'.sr 80
.lo39 L,nit-d srrre.s ssoppinS ., Simi aae
Sundays 4:05 q. m. IL soJncan. w .'>~
fgr time OF sueuruan trans time t.bes 30 bshaa
and ch S:is sS;s. ssn sr 4
a. nee ~ mon Transfer Co lett al tickpf
Ofices. DIG na 1851 Pa ave. and :, dspo,.
oDtLl. CHAs. u sCULI.
ap0 1en. MANAGER. zen. lass. Agent.
tHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule IN OBJECT April l, lspi
- - Leave mon DetOt. dth and streets.
NsT;Ss daily srlys Old fSns 81 SsS p ana
PIN. 1il'aniizt nNprr~< daily for stations In yir-
glnla, West virginia kentucky and Cipcinnsn
Ntsubuie sleepcrs and entire train run thrOush
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Ians. with dini. cafs. run through without
nston. Louisville. and through SLEEPER 10 Ri.i,-
sengeTs q q pm.
once. DIS feilnsylvAniA avenue
Nv. FULLER
arl Genera pas-pnser kc'enS
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FINE CALF SHOES
CoRDovAN SHOES ron MEN.
KANGAROO SHOES
(RUsSET LEA. oXFoRDa
PATENT LEA. oxFoRDa
FOR LADIES. 3vEsTINe TOP oxFoRDa
PAT. LEA TIP OxFORDR
plain KID OxFORDa
HOOVER / SNYDER,
fsS-3m 1217 Psunsy1vania avA
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY SOFT CR1Bs-
" hard crabs. neck clans. crab and all kinds
o. salt water oysters Families and hotels furnished
-. n. WHITE CO.. eal b st. NV.
ieIePnone, OIL sp:s}1w
TWO BIG CANS TOMATOES, l5c.: LBS. LARD.
virginia CIsre ne IN hn Saret; small bottle
Claret; Zoe. : lbs. Lard. BIC; z lis. Cheese, Die
Eood twist Tobacco. 3Jc per ID. 10 good Cigars 25c
bottle Brandy. 25c.; bottle Malt WHISKY, joe
U'HAaE'S,
ap>o-lm' LIZ 9TH st. NV st.
F1oun. F1ounu FIoUn,n
NOW Il the time to buy FLOUR. as the price is
steadily advancing each day. You would 90 we'll in
buying Q barrel Of the celebrated CALIFORNIA
PAIENI ROLLER FLOUR. which guarantee to
nave no superior and very few equals. This Flour
made from the finest selections and winter
wheat, which makes it tine Lest Flours on the
market We guarantee IL give entire or
money cheerfully refunded.
n. A. POOLE
THE CASH GROCER,
feIS-om 044 Louisiana ave. n. W.
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military company met the President at the
station. and under this escort he went to the
Hotel Green, where rooms had been reserved
for the entire party. From to 3 the President
and Gov Markham held a large public recep-
ton in the lobby Of the hotel, and from to IL
P. m. brilliant banquet was given in honor OF
the presidential party. Toasts were responded
maker. Secretary Rusk, Gov. Markham and
Gen. McCook.
THE PRESIDENTS REMARKS
Gentlemen: I beg you to accept my thanks
for this banquet, spread in honor of this COM
munity of strangers who have dropped in upon
you tonight. We come to you after dark.
am not therefore prepared to speak of Pasa.
dens. When the sun shall have Iightened your
landscape again and our expectant eyes shall
have rested Upon its glories shall be able to
give you my impressions Of your city which
am already prepared to believe Is one
Of the gems in the crown of California,
lApplause.l Perhaps no other place in Cali
fornia has. by name, been more familiar to me
than Pasadena If you except your great COM
mercial city of San Francisco. That comes
from the fact that many Of your early settlers
were Indiana friends. am glad to meet some
of these friends here tonight. 1t is pleasant to
have been received with esteem in this new
community / have found line of hoosiers
all along these railroads We have been trsyers.
ing. Everywhere our train has stopped some
hOosier has lifted his hand 70 me
and often by dozens. As said The
other day, Ohio men identity them.
selves to me by. reason Of that state
being my birthplace, but IL is moi
a surprise to me to find an Ohio man anywhero
[Laughter.l Ohio people are especially ant e
be found in the vicinity Of a public Office.
[Laughter.l suppose Whatever good fortune
has come to me in the way Of poiitical prefer.
ment must be traced to the fact that / am I
buckeye by birth. uaughter.l And now
thank You most cordially again for your attsn.
ton and kindness. California has been full q
the most ahectionate interest to W. have
never looked into the faces Of more happy and
intelligent people than those have seen on ths
Pacific coast IApplause.
the sisterhood Of states, stretching for thss1
several hundred miles along the Pacific shore
You have fortunate birth and your hietor,
has been'a succession Of fortunate surprises
You have wrought out here great achievement Z
| in converting these plains that seemed to me <
unpromising TO the eye into such gardens q
cannot be seen anywhere else upon the cont
nent. tApplause.1 And nov vhsn remind
you that bed time was o'clock last night and
the revsills sounded 1t 6 o'clock this morning
on our car, am sure you win permit n % -
good night" [Applausel
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15


NITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or
- New Jersey. -. -Whersas libel hath Dc-a
hled IN tf1s District Coslrt of the nitet States
of hnerica for rne District Of New Jerssy. On the
eleventh day o1 Jnly In the OF our Lora one
thousand eiThr hundred ana ninety hy William
z Van Aorman, master o. the steam tuE John T.
hlit H. her en- 4iE1ea ETC. behalf nf himself A0H
the owners Of sad tug ana all others Interested
therein against raft Of yellow pine sawed blank
Ing In a eause OF savage. civil and m2xfrlmr FOR
the reasons and causes IA said lfbel mentioned.
and PRAYING that the said raft OF yellow ufu0
sawed planking may be condefnned and sold 70
pay the demands OF the 1fell1nts. NOW. tnerefore-
n pursuance Of the m0nltioa under the seal Of
the aid Court 20 me aireetea and delivered. DO
hereby give public notice all persons oIafa.
ing the said raft or IN any manner inter-
ested fhereln. tnat tney be and apnear before 1hs
said 1Isfrlct Court 20 b. held al tbs CRY Of lren-
tor. IN and for the said DisErief Of New Jersey on
me day Of July inst ten o'cioc ia
TIE forenoon OF thar cay fprorided the snail
be DAY OF jurisdiction. Otherwise tie next
day Of Jurisdiction thereartari. then and fn<re
fnterIose their clarns. and TO mAke rheir nlIsxa-
fions In that behalf
Dated Ehls eleventh day Of July. 1881
" BCDD DEACON.
United States Marshal for said Dissr1cr.
JoHy griffin.
cctor I.fnal1aur
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
CITY NOTES.

The second annual Summernightss Fes-
tivaI OF the Pride of New Jersey Circle
No. -. o. of T., VIII be held this evening
ut Pohlmann's Pavilion.
Doninlck Spiat, an Italian laoorer,
Summit ayenue and High street was
seriously injured about the body by a
bank caving in on him. He was dug ont
by lis fellow workmen and removed to
the City Hospital
Teresa Ginoerg twenty-seven years
old. was admitted to the City Hospital
June 49, suffering from puerperal fever.
She died last night. The body was taken
in charge by friends.
Thomas Hall Of No. 22z East Forty
third street, New York, complained to
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Mary rardley deceased Robert ".
Eardiey executor Of Mary EardIey. deceased. br
order OF the Surrogate Of Hudson County. dated
June 1881. hereby gives notfce the creditors
said decedent 70 bring In their debts Demands
and claims eratnst the estate Of said decedeDt
under oath or affirmation. within nine EsousfE
from the OF said order or they viii 10 forever
barred Of action therefor against said
kOBkRT ". EARDLEl
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
NOTICE 10 cREDIroRs

Estate Of Bentamin b De Grushe. dscsased.--
Kate = De eirushe exeeutrix Of Benjamin. b D.
Grushe deoeaeed. by order Of tns DEPUTY 61rro~
gats OF Hudson county. dated April q ISL hereny
gives notice 70 the creditors OF said decedent "
bring IN their debts. demands and Chains axa<nsr
the estate OF said deeedent under oath or afirna<
ton. within nna months from tire date Of sao or-t
der. trey VIII pa forever barred Of auy ae<lon
therefor against said exscusrix
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

Estate Of Thom Is Chamberlain. derssssf Bertha
Chamberlain sadmlstrafrf OF Thomas cham>erlnf1
deceased by order of the Surrogate OF Hudson co1n
The creditors OF ssid De eedent 70 hrtnz b theE-
debts demands and claims zs4lnsz the esE4fe Ok
said decedent under oath or sffirmasion with
IA nine months from the date OF said order. Or
they Sll - forever barred Of any aesxon kA<rs-
for against s4l1 adm Inlstratrix-
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
NOTICE 10 cREDIroRa

Estate OF Gusfsve Metzer. deceased, Isabella
Hetzler. execu1rix OF GusrHve Neither. deceased.
by order OF Eee surrogate Of Hudson County. dated
June 1891. hereby gives notices 10 the creditors
Of said deesdent TO brirg IN their debts deman4s
and eta inns against the estate OF said deue1HN<
under oath or Affirmation within nine nontns from
the date OF said order or they VIII be forever
barred Of any action therefor against said sxeca-
trix-
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
NoTIcE oF sETrLEMENr.

Notice Is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscribers. executors OF Phebe Brown. de
ceased. viii be andited and stated by the surro
gate OF tne c0unty OF Hudson. ssad reported 70
paled june q. = D IsgI
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

NOTICE no cREpIToas

Estate Of Nary Louisa Brcusr decessed John
2. BroEeF. executor Of Mary Louisa. Hrower
deceased, py order Of the Surrogate OF HUDSON
county dated May % 1874 hereby gives nor:ce 70
the creditors Of said deeedeur 70 bring IN tne1r
debts. demands ana cla4r1s against the estate Of
said decedent under cath af1lrmnrion- within
nine months from the date Of said order. or they
viii be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executor.
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
NoTIcE 10 cREpTToRs.

Estate OF Encenia Weston. deceased, Ab1er n.
Weston administrator Of Eugcnla Weston. de-
ceased. by order OF the Surrogate OF HUDSON
the creditors OF sal decsdeas 70 BRING IN their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said necedenl. under oath affirmation w3tsku
uiue months from the date OF said ord er, Or thar
will be forever barred of any aczion therefor
against said administrator
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Richard Harmon, deceased. Thomas
Harmon. executor OF Richard Harmon. deceased.
by order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson County. da<sd
June Is 1881 hereby fves notice 10 the creditors %
said decedent 70 bring their debts demands and
claims against the estate Of said dece1ent ana -
oath or affirmation within nine months frosn the
date OF said order. will Be forever barred
OF any aclion therefor against said executor.
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
TO cREDITokS

Estate OF Hattie Pusrer, deceased Henry Pusrer
and Annie y. st0itz. executors OF Hsrlle Pus-
ter deceased. by order OF the surrogate Of Hudson
C0unty. dated June ~ 1881. hereby give notice
70 the cred itors Of said decedent bring In rnclr
depts, demands and claims against the sS<5t@ u
said decedent, unaer oatn or Affirmation within
nine m onfhs from the date OF said order. they
VIII he forever Darred OF any action tnsrefsr
ANNIE Z. sroLrz
HENRY FU<TEk
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
Hudson County,

Hudson County, 50
Be it remembered that on this twenty
ninth day of June, eighteen hundred and
ninety-one, before me, the subscriber
Master in Chancery Of New Jersey. per
sonelly appeared August N. Brugge-
mann, who is. am satisfied. the Director
of the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the
said County of Hudson, and also John
Boyd, who is. am satisfied. the Clerk of
the said Board; and 1 having first made
known 10 them the contents of the fore
going license, they thererpon signed the
same in my presence, and severally ac-
knowledged before me that they signed,
sealed aud delivered the same as their
voluntary act and deed as Director and
Clerk aforesaid OF said Board OF Chosen
Freehoiders. and by order Of said Board,
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

Here are some contrasting peualtie :
cited by Mr.. Francis Peck. from the
records of the Howard Association
For stealing garden Confidential clerk,
fork-ten years pena for ernbezzling $4,000
seryitude five months impris-
onment
For stea ling q cup For picking pockets.
five years penah seryi- an old offender, who
tude had been in prison
twenty years - three
months
For stealing water For violent assault
crosses eight years upon his ron of twelve
penal seryitude- years, beating him wit h
coil OF copper wire
cne month
For stealing a purse An ex convict, for
containing Two gum tnbbing woman-one
sas-hve years penal month
servitu ude.
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
NorIcE OF srrrLEaIENr.

Settce Is hereby given that the m aa account o<
the suoscriber. admin istrator or Edwin h Ee@va
deceased. viii be audited stated ny the Sur
rogare OF the County Of Hudson and reported Tor
settlement On kraaay. thesrh day OF Ssptsznber
next.
dared June Is A. D. 1881
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
STATE OF NEW JERSEY, $

STATE OF NEW JERSEY, q
County Of Hudson.
Be it remembered. that On this twenty
ninth day of June. eighteen hundred and
ninery-oue. before me, the subscriber.
personally appeared August NJ. Brugge-
mann, who is. / am satisfied. the Direc-
tor-ar-Large Of the Board OF Chosen Free
holders of HUDSON County, and also John
Boyd, who is, am satisfied. Clerk OF the
Board OF Chosen Freeholders Of Hudson
County, and / having first made known
% them the contents of the foregoing
license. they thereupon signed the same
in my presence, and seyerally acknow-
ledged before me that they signed and
delivered the same as their voluntary act
and deed, as Director and CLERK, afore-
said of i'd Board of Chosen Freeholders,
and by the order OF said Board, for the
uses and purposes therein expressed.
HENRY A. GAEDE.
N. c. c. OF \. J.
Freeholder Hennessey moved the re-
port be received and license granted
Question being taken on the motion
on yeas and nays. there voted as fol
lows
Yeas-An the members of the Board
pgeseat-6-
Absent -Freeholders German, Nelson,
Nooaan, Perry and Tierney-5-
The Director-at-Lsrge declared the re-
port adopted and the license granted.
Freeholaer Coyle moved that when the
Board adjourns it adjourns TO meet Tues
DAY, June 80 at O'Clock p. NJ
Adopted.
The Board then, on motion Of Free
holder Hennessey. adjourned.
The Director-at-Large declared the
Board adjourned to meet Tuesday. June
= JOHN BOYD.
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

Estate cf Joseph snerid an deceased. Pxuick sher.
dan sdminis traitor of Joseph sheridan. oscee.ed.
BY order q t1e surrogate Of Hudson eo<u<<-
dated Mzr q iss1 hereby gives no-Ioe 10 IL ere1r
tsors o. said dsceaenl 70 urinz In thelz Geqtk -
M1Eos and claims against the estate Of 1111 19c4
oenr- under oa<n Or affirmation ~lrnfn nkae
n4onfhz tho date a. sid order. <c4J W18 -
a1nintstrate<. ~ =
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

Younc. executor OF Isabella Young. deceased,
By order o. the Deputy Snrroxsre or Hadson tonn-
ghe eredltors Of said dseedent g bring Y fne1E
debts demands ana claims against the ezr11e -
said decsdenl under oath or afhrmzf1en Wilma
nine months fro1 the cate of said order. - e1<T
Will be forever barred Of any sc<zoa tnHrefor
against said exsc11o<-
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

TUE COMMISSIONERS NAMED IN AND Az
a thorized to act under the entitled IAN act
80 INCORPORATE the New YORK and New Jersey
ssidxe coml.any, being Chapter ~ Of the LAWS
Of 1875. Of tha state II New Jerser erebF rlso
public nosice that books OF snbscriptiea % <ne
capt. Al stock of the said pnny viii orens1
az TAYLs1R's HOTEL Exchanrs Flare fsrser
City. Hndsor County. atsie Of New JERSEY. on tho
al1H DAY or July 1891. AT 70 O'CLOCK n ran
FORENOON OF THAT DAY
and viii o. kept open for three dnys nx lea sr
between banking nours and viii b closed at ~
O'Clock moon On the k8i dar o. July. is1l
JERSEY cltg. \. J.. ssh day OF 5ase. 1sai.
ALLAN L M'DERMoTT. FREDERIC r. cuLvxn
WILLIAM FORSTER. r. FLOYD CLARK.
JOIN Y. DAIEk WE .. EDWklD4
CoRSEL IUn LTDECkER 1OHS GoLDTHozP
HENf.Y @. HEEIAG. ANDEE n Il. GEEEx
John HOPPER. EvAS THyMAE-
bODNAN NJ PRICE FRANK x HAIE.
THOS n DECKER. lSIDOH STRACS
JAS T. SPAHKMAN CHAz. n VAIL.
D. L CCLrEk.
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15
NOTICE TO cREDTToRz

NOTICE TO cREDIToRz
Estate Of DAVID loek wood. Deceased -Georxs +.
Noodlsy and heuocn Mason, r. executors nf Dar14
Lockwood. deceased. by order OF the Surrogate 81
Hudson County dated April q, 1891 hereby gives
ttce ts the creditors Of said deceueut 10 6vfrx n
their debts demands and claims acalust the e.
tate o. said decedcnL under oath or a<-zrmaxIon
within nine months from the date Of nait order -
they viii oe forever barred of any action <hers<ors
aanfnst said executor.
Claims 70 be presented AZ the once Of Parmly.
obendorf Piss. Jersey City, n J.
CEbRgE r wOonLEx
REUBEN AAsoN yK-
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

For stealing water
crosses = eight years
penal seryitude-
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

For stea ling q cup
five years penah servi
tude.
The Jersey City news., 1891-07-15

For ste aling a purse
containin z Two gum
sas-five years penal
seryitude.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25
Sporting Notes.

MARX BALDWIN will join the local team in Gin
clnnatl tomorrow.
MANAGER HANLoN expects the local team to be
South about Is days.
FRED CARROLL SAYS that Van Haltren means to
play with the Baltlmores.
EARNEST efforts are now being made to get the
local ball grounds into condition.
SOME people think that Pete Browning will Join
the Pittsburg team while the latter are South.
CAPTAIN BREWER defeated Elliott in their
shooting match yesterday, the former killing 80
birds out Of possible 100.
PRESIDENT U'NEIL states that Mr.. Abel has
no authority to suggest any terms OF peace
with the American Association.
MANY people. who few day, ago were loudest
in encouraging the Association to make ''war'
on the League. are now clamoring hard for peace.
TELEGRAM was received in the city yesterday
for George Smith, the Brooklyn shortstop. Pres
ideut o. Neil thinks this means that Smith will
play in Cincinnati and will pass through this city,
THE Association is observing the utmost eau
sent by Mr.. Abel to the Baltimore and Philadel-
phia officials was repeated to the Association clubs
before the wires had ceased to tremble.
IT did not take Mr. Abell long to convince the
Wagners that they stand no chance of getting
Berbauer and Stoyey back as condition OF Dos
sible reconciliation. These players. he explained.
were formally awarded by the National Board
and cannot hgure In any negotiations for peace.
A DISPATCH from Chicago saws: The prospect OF
q fight between Hall and Fltzslmmons appears to
be dim. A dispatch from Halls hackers inti-
mated that Fftzsimmons' forfeit posted here would
be covered by last Wednesday. Up tonight,
however, nothing further has been heard from
Hall or his hackers.
MIKE GRIFFIN. the great Baltimore out
fielder has signed with the Brooklyn club. He
had not signed with either Barnie Wagner
some persons would have the public believe, hut
was free to sign with any club in the country. He
withdrew from the national agreement he was
free. Griffin will play centerfeld.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25

PHILADELPHIA, March 24-The Philadel-
pbia team of cricketers which returned from
Bermuda did not have such good luck as they
expected. Had they played the local clubs
there ins cad OF the three matches they played
against the garrison, the result might have
been different. The garrison always had very
strong team, and none of the local clubs singly
can cope with them. Only three matches were
played, one the Philadelphia lost easily by an
inning and 81 runs. and the other two were
drawn, one in favor of the garrison. The first
draw was pla yed at st. George. where the gar
risoR scored CT and 265 FOR seven wicke:s- The
Philadelphias scored 1876. The third match
was PLAYED at Prospect. Hamilton. The Phla-
delphias scored 1S5 and the garrison l52 for
nine wickets. when the rain fell so heavily that
the game had to be abandoned. The principal
scores made by the Phil sdelnhias were: F. E.
Brewster, Young America, 29 and l6: w. Noble,
Young America 81; I. Comfort, Germantown,
Is and II: Sutherland Law, Merton (captain),
a; {. Bohlen. Germantown, Il. and Van Ren>-
selaer, Young America, 13 The bowling was
done by Law, Comfort. Brewster and Welsh.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25
FISH FOR STREAMS.
The Small Streams Near New Castle
to BE Well Stocked With
SALMON, PIKE AND BROOK TROUT.
An Election Yarn About TX-President
Cleveland Is Denied.
THE GRIP CAUSES A BUCKEYE SUICIDE
ESPECIAL rELrsRAM TO THE DISPATCH!

rsrKc1AI TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH!
NEW CASTLE, March 24.-State Fish
Warden j. D. Long, of Erie, authorized the
fish warden of this place to order from the
Erie and Cory hatcherIes the coming spring
supply of salmon, pike and brook trout.
The latter are to be placed in Hickory
creek, Big run and McCracken's run, near
rlansburg. 1t is believed that trout will
thrive in all these streams, as the water is
clear and pure and suited in every way to
that kind of fish. The salmon and pike
will be placed in the larger streams OF the
county.
1t is the intention of the Fish Commis-
sioner to have the streams in this county
well stocked with choice fish in few years.
Two hundred Thousand young wali-eyed
pike were placed in the Slippery Rock last
spring, and 1000 in the Shenango. Mahonng
and Neshannock. Investigations were made
last fall showing that the fish were alive and
growing rapidly. In few years they will at
tain the weight of three to six pounds, and if
not captured before they are or 10 years old,
they will be from two to three feet in length
and weigh as high as l6 pounds.