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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

These startling figures enough to parayze the manufacture
when L.
must have manufacturing, lie the midst of the matcr
To illustrate the wooden and worse1 go" dong
business TO hrinc his wool from the West las
freight from tho West tae and after tho wool manufactured
freight the goods back TO tho West
60 wool dirt The manufacturer tho East buys his
wool 500 per + wool
New England pays 3i8 freight the wool and So
the dirt.
WOODEN and wosl mills WATERFOWL SAVE all tina freight;
best grades of wool the lowest market
price, have the BEST MARKET PRICE for their
manufactured goods.
The S72 per freight the dirt in the wool is
large per the profit side Of the Western
manufacturers ledger Profit No. !.
The Freight his goods o the $4,000 900 people
above mentioned radius of $50 milcs much less
from the factories, which FRONT NO. :.
Living Expenses over n WATERFOWL than
in New England soon aggregating large Profit No. 3.
Similar apply with force 10 other hranhc7
particularly manufacturing STRAW BOARDS for which
all the
required 81 $50 per while the costs
in New England from 80 to S13 ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

The druggist excursionists took the 2 Is
train for Bangor Wednesday afternoon.
Those who left on that train frcm this city
were II. E Bowditch, J. Z. Devine, C. K.
Partridge. Frank r. Partridge. John N.
Mixer, c. b. Murphy, DR.. LsCisir, DR..
Rowe, c. II. Cunningham, and G. J. Al.
len,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

N. C Foster & Son Of wster,ille, hs,,
been awarded the contract 10 repair the
| Augusta public bulldog
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Here's Welcome 10 October though the
weather prophets prophecy Ill Of her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

"caztoris f the hest remedy f"r eiliii'''n On
which am acquainted hope the Gay Is hts
far distant When ,others will cou'''ifef the real
Interest OF their chhiren, and tf5e Casf'ria IN
s.snd OF the various quack nostr'fms hieh are
de=,-orins their loved ones, by forcing opium.
,,.rpb,p.. soothing syrup and other hurtfu'
..-atits ,.,Wu their throats, thereby senhines
thsiu TO premature graves
DK ] 7. KIscsE.ok,
Conway Ark
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01
Eocol 2lottcrs.
A little cool. T yest e day.

Weevcr serves an oystr supper Al The
Uuiversalist vestry this evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

While you can buy Body Brussels
at sI.O0, do so; that's the price now
at the mills in lots Of fifty rolls; we
have few hundred yards at 81 %.
Send for samples.
Our line Of Wool lngrains IL
elegant this fall.
Remember our easy terms. Settle your
self in comfort for the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

WA NTS pat In these columns seeur.
VvAAA~ l. ~ more answers than those Who
haEe not 'r4ed are axare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01
Castoria.

sras.ori. is an excellent medicine for CHI
drrn Mothers have repeatedly told me ~ i''
good effect upon their children"
Dz @. G. osGoon,
Lowell, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Fine Oak Pillar Extension Tables
from $40. Dining Chairs for Csc
Our Carlton Diner in Oak, is an
elegant chair.
send for cuts.
LAMPS.
Our new goods are better and
cheaper than ever.
CARPETS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01
RANG

When Crushed Plush Suits are sell
ing for S25, everyone can afford one
Our line of Parlor suits this fall Is
the handsomest we ever handled
large chairs, roomy sofas. fine up
hoistering, first class goods, SIS to
$3.50.
Send for cpts
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-05
SHORT LESSONS IN SCIENCE,

Grains Of knowledge. Euch 3lt OF Which
L. So Much Power.
The candle power which is used as
the standard of illuminating efficiency
means the light Of a sperm candle,
sevcn-eighths of IN inch in diameter,
burning Mt the rate Of 100 grains per
hour.
Cold copper wire offers less resistance
to current than hot wire. The re-
sistance increases Mt the rate OF about
1-5 per cent for each Fahrenheit degree
Of rise in temperature.
An ordinary transparent glass globe
absorbs about 10 per cent of the light
passing through it Ground glass abb
serbs about 80 t. IS per cent, and opal
glass from 60 TO co per cent
A new insulating compound for cleo
trio wires is made by mixing one part
by weight of Greek pitch with two
parts of burnt plaster. The compound
is applied hot with brush. 1t is am
ber-colored and polishable, and viii
stand unusual heat or moisture.
AS regards their capacity for conduct
ing electricity, the principal metals
rank thus: Silver, 100; copper, 90;
gold. ~, aluminium, 50; zinc, %; plat
mum, 10; iron, Is; nickel, 10; tin, IL;
lead, Z. Copper and iron are the only
metals that have commercial value as
electrical conductors.
The heat-eonducting qualities Of the
metals range about as follows: Silver,
100; copper, 1850; gold, $3.50; nnnealed
aluminium, sss7; unnesled aluminium,
1890; tin, 14.5n; iron, 1l.9O; steel. 11.6O;
lead. $50: plstinum. $40; bismuth. 1.eo
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-09-05
CATS EYES AS CLOCKS.

The Chinese Utillze Them to Tell the
Time OF Day.
Everybody knows that cats can see in
the dark, and, some people are aware
that the reason they can do so is the
peculiar construction of their eyes.
You may have noticed that in moder-
ate light the pupil or black part of pus-
sy's eye Is small and of an oval shape,
while in full glare of light it becomes
narrow. In the dark It expands to q
circle and nearly fills the surface Of the
eyebRll.
This popularity of the cats eyes is
turned to account in a curious manner
by the Chinese. The Able Hue relates
that when he was travelling in China he
asked his attendant what time 1t was
The man went over to cat that was
quietly baslxing in the sun, and examin-
ing its eyes told the able that it was
two hours after noon, and on being
questioned how he knew that, he ex-
planned that the pupils Of a cats eyes
were largest in the morning, and that
they gradually grew smaller as the light
increased till they reached their mini
mum ut noon; that then they began to
widen again, till at night they once more
became large.
The good able was filed with admira-
ton for the ingenuity Of q people who
could use cats ~ clocks; but It must be
admitted that this way Of telling the
time Of day Is rather q loose one, and
could only b. trusted In very, very clear
and serene weather, for temporary
gloom OF the darkness Of storm would
derange the four-footed clock and put Il
al swry-JewelerS Weekly.
The sun., 1891-05-02
.A1Inrs GREAT RON.
ne Ties she worries Record rsr shs 800.
yard pun.

yeru Sun.
N. ola so,d and blue OF new rcrt's popular cadet
sehooi predonsted ~ Bssteisy oval yesterday on the
ecossisu OF The annual srtns sames Of the Perkesy
Athetio Association. Cutler school vss we'll repre-
ssntsd In the spsn and the crimson ribbons OF
that sohee showed ety against the blue OF their
Grammar DwiRht ard lrs,ands schools were siso en-
tered for the open evshta The track was IN Reod con
dtio Bat for the most part The wind was dead against
ths eontsetanta
The hsiA emesss were the following wsllknown gen
temsn, Rsfsrsa De- John y White Principal of Bsrks
M Es..l ss s%:s. a.sa.P ssssr sr Ns.sss @ .a% @ cSs:.
Tn. yinn.r. Of the events yer. all heartily sp
Sn,;hand5ssysrd 4 a,sy i,sn-won Lam BY J. T. iarssy' SEQ
ton Psii Cutter; second /. gurks cniler. iihs
on. ssSSrsa y.ra Dash ,eeoy. nn Ter ,Y-won BY J.
s$s
:.ssss tia ssss sss ss IL
.nS aSrsa s:A x Sec
..cS .ad yard tina; s g
Row Tin:s y misai.. y y IS % second. .'0"a' = -
..sss ss:ns =; fsss % 81 Sss ss.n.n'
,ss Eas.ra ssti IL. 5 Gn Y
.as E.; s;'.,z . SEQ
RsnIlnx sroad Jnmn Won ey q g Richards; second
One mile v aE-won Nv T. l.. Bosnrt; second. =. ".
ssGsns b.; s..%ss 'f:sf1 Ssa1 1s..ss,n. second,
One mile Run-WUn Ly I, u. nrown; second, Z. r.
Champney. Time. 20 minutes 20 seconds
fsusI Ihunarsd snd forty;yard Enn-won by j. s.
ons,hnndrss.ya5d mel, T Dash 5ooysr r, under la.MonhS C
There we're two special svsnts ana ono Of them
proved TO os not only Mo feature OF .hs nftsrnoon btt
ward Y. Allen. VI. placed By Wendell Baker OF i!is
thus equalltna ths words record There lul In
the wind az tss time Of ths running and 20 Were Was
Alien easily iew.rsd the a:soaiation.' rseota Tue
men Eili os delighted 10 sarn that Allen Is bouud for
New Haven next scar.
The sun., 1891-05-02

Tho EoIs..son lanes team are open for ~s
Nassau street New York. - '''''' S''
Ts ssvs fs q. % ".
psisrs Ssorse Allen Henry Ansust LassrHs 1sorss
:s,Ss s.sI:s !: Il. s.is
ssssS., .,.s e sssesya sSns
S s. Ssasc: ss: = 4: ss'isTf S
kss kkaSs0H s,sua. 1 stooRsn sRsra Address ''A'''' ''
n. Cedar Base ss club hay. been o,essi'.d ;s .ns
s N. Same mn 4 siuint;,t ton,,s. X Hsyisr,Fl
3: Hn;: S %.
has ss s.% q A1;s Sss
slo..a s.o.aa WIZ .as;Sinf
I 3:E$s 1 :i'::' sE:; i. :S';; ::s ;$E
che s nss: n e Il
q: SS,
: \: s9s: :;ss:
s.sai:a New 'iSss A''' n ''''n
81. :: sssa sa ss 4!
e iSSEs: are q:
MIA AoasSsn. Isbsn. snd oSisii They ~eSd Ike "a
D %s' s:s: ,:y S
Tss Il 4 y Slsain Base B. cpS have been orsaa:sd =.
ssas:s Il. ss;$;: sisS NJ.
isw open dst.: and would 70 hear from sl
H. b. CAIN Company Notion bspars%sns s Hsw 9ori n.
s ss e I'm
$snss%sa SI.p: ssIn n,.is'a;S gis,sA
Scsa:Iy ana @ ssps,a n. fs:aa.sp. @ .ss1s IKE
.a.s ss.% ss f:s5
bsx 81 Union Hill N. j.
.on and seSis IL: 70 lea. rom ii Team: - VII M psy
Il, r.. usSs 4 Ss Tsss g
s:iy, :ns s.ssin; Jses %sS.as:s :: ss: f;ss:
T.: $ Il '; l. s.s::a
Tn a.1,. '; r Ss ss % q % s e.
Snt,ottown club giving suitable guarantee The fol-
;s.as :ss =: si ,sa %
SoeuS = !'E s's AZ Ken
n;ss sss .y.Sss 1sr; F:v Yass sha' secretary
With tn: !oIIoSins, pisysr.s y John.sOn. e; zsss
sss: S Psssis "a Sn''sa a s ssssss :: WI W.'l.S
%.m Dosn IL essyus q and s.n.s e. ssS
sui:. they would k: @ hear from :. aistsls.. M 3 mt
s,s T. Z Ss A'
3 .Rssat
sn6 wi SIf,nS m S hton s n sssS "a bsa S1nn me
With seating capacity OF $40 will b erected It Il
Diilons intention 70 form baso ball league OF the fol-
ti.nkiil Cold Spring. and fssssfilI II: would me e
city and vicinity. Address Edward Dillon, manager
Hilton Base Ball Association. Astteswsn Dutohsss
The Union Base Ball Climb of New Brunswick will
have OF the strongest teams this that have
ever represented that city Tho team has record Of
irty yotofies out q thirty four played and Of
she clubs defeated were The AcmoS AsBona, 3renona
Cuban Giants twice west End OF Somervills and Carl
esadt The new mounds yii be ready By Nay la when
the UuiSns open with kutGers College Tho Unions
Dirt E.me howsysL viii fe with Plainnsld Nay 4
Eamss. 4ddrs.s u. Bradley. Is Stone street. New
The sun., 1891-05-02
xEsxrDr srors Ar II ~ Mnr,
The Senior Cros--couutry Champio, Fail.
60 Break Any Record.


Michael Kennedy. the wiry little long d,.,,n,.,,.
nsr from the Union Athletic Club Of Chicago who va,
the kational Cfosscountry Senior Champion ,.,.
at Norris Park n member OF the Prospect usrt.,.
made p'ucky but unsuccessful, attempt At br,,t,.s
the record At long distance running yesterday. Hsn.
nsdJs object wss 70 beat Sidney Thomass great f.m
OF covering fifteen mites "a hour ~ minutes i,t ,.o.
onds, made in this city on Nov 80 1880 lie was az.
soink 70 try 10 beat W. O. Georges amateur record os.
minutea aad 30 seconds tor miles and a, many :,
possible OF The records for tie inermcdar: ds,ano.
mp to nfteen milca
The trial took pace on the quarter mile oind., to-,
Of the New Jersey Athletic Cuba grounds At B.rs..
Point The affair was conducted under the persona,
auperyision Of William B. Curtis James g Sunivs.
Ss$.s sSs:I' S'o Boyd ur Ss &
ss. % ff,sS III. ssi in rs IN. as:
.sTs %Ss az Pr'nsy S.q.gsyy n. nfs:s': s.
with regular ard easy ac ion kcnn,dy made his I'M
sn.sa 'fss As .si . a's .
m ras i q
4 n, Is ss .: s
dss sSpr a s nj ~ = sny nv
was made 70 pace him Daring tho next milo iommy
Sa nu, 70 Is
:ssSrGs :s I'm. az s.sn.as s'n
fatigue lie was bohered somawGat at the outset u
-. %Ss: S sssa ssI g. ss
him Frank CLARK. one Of the N. J. 4 {. pronisns
yonngstera took his place. ""s
The ssysnth mile was run In 10 minutes az 6 ssconda
and Kenneiy waa then for the rrst time behind ihe
rear hn time fer sxhs miles L,inE ss minus. q Is
ond. and for ten miles 81. minutes 20 is
e:S%nar ,ssors t s .soaa hshnd
hon! minutes 40 seconds had elsp.si Ksnnsav
ran two more laYA making IN miles In all and then
stopped. Hs. w~s Int trils windei. lie comnisasd
ttat lss fsh sore HIS ttps for the ~ miles wal
81 rs seconds Be ihnd the record foi ,he distances.
II about 3fsst tnchcs In height He ca.ne Nm the
westto run In tho National tross country
ship Two years ago last March lie won The rrass conn.
try cham Of Ireland tis viii Way
pfonship races At Detroit Us q Pr0specs harrier.
The sun., 1891-05-02
wheeling.

Amsst,ng OF tho whsslmsns Racing LEAGUE will BE-
hold on NAy6.
Lumsdsn tho Chicago crack, 10 In active training for
the Pullman road race
Ths Union County Rcsdstsrs OF Linden. MI, oontsu-
plate joining the L A. ".
b Arnold the New Britain racer, has Joined the
Manhattan Athlsuc Club
hold Q century run on May1
mo Gotham whseimsn had twenty men on . run to
Milestone l. J. on sunday.
". Sheffield Of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club racers will
be . contestant In this seasons tournamsnts
Two gold medals have been offered by the Manhattan
Bicycle Club for the highest mileage Of the season
The team road race between the Orange whsslmsn
and The Business hsn's Cycling League vii held
until June.
There IL some talk OF team road race bswesu the
Bergen County and Paisads whssmsn occurring In the
near future
Ths entries for tho Kings County whsslmsn race
meet will olo,e June with John Bsnsingsr i2SS
Bedford avenue. brooklyn
Charley Kluge tho recently re!nstated bicycls has
entered tbe Milburn road rare kuRo he'd the Nil
burn record previous 70 last season's race
Tho Kings CorntY wheelmep will ehoose their raoips
team their intsrclub contests from the SIX mon
making the best time In he >iJurn road race
II 10 expected that the next meeting OF the Gotham
Whseimen 100 me- embsrs will have been enrolled, when
the club Will look about to secure now club house
The sun., 1891-05-02
The Daly.Lynsa Farce.

fhsts third attempt to pull of the nnish nEhs
bsswssn Kddss Daily Of Providence and Jack Lyman Of
this city on Thursday night but not successful
and large crowd disappointed Ths boxtag room
se the Bridge Athletic Club, In Washiugtoa street
Brooklyn had bssn engaged for the saoouatsr hav
ing bsah represented to the that the
70 b private AFFAIR, with only twenty men present.
A. O'Clock over 200 men were hand at the battle
ssfsy b Dot deva 70 bad ma9sEsmsnt on the psrt q
~ ne chairs IN The room and many more block ID the
MdsHAf 10 front ct the building ibs psos .9os on I"
Erouna = prevent .oy nshs the ast.r. hsd vts5as
Broekyn untn after II y. they had been on hani
y q "A agrset the evsns could have Seen pullsd OF
Rsors ersd .. hsnd. ont and no osh:r srosnd eoS Be
aftsf midnisht, and then the match vas posspons6
The sun., 1891-05-02
jim Han Docs Some Tnlkinr.

BuyrAIo Mayi.-Jim Hall Billy woodA and "Parson"
Davies arrived in town to-day ana registered the
lFoquois Hotel Hall 10 perfect picture of health aud
was In happy frame OF mind. How about your com
Ing fight with Fitxsimu,ona :" he was asked.
"oh that will be good light" he replied. and then
he added in sarcastic tones: -Ftxs,mmops would risk
his own life to have mine 'Fitz' and deeply In
love- but when We Eight t will be for blood. and you
work hard snd when get Through With him, then I'm
e. meet him and Ms U nshs Tor biz money probably
All and. Woods sppssrsd At rurnsr's Hall here To-
nsht IA! % spnr,sd Tih jim GlynH and I'm u, suI
morrov for san FRANCISCO fer the purpose OF wnsaa
Ing the Jackson Corbstt mill When ssksd for his
Jsskspn VIII win the neh Il = = on the square he
sides hen an older nan and onelaasss CorbetI" Rai
wsiEhs st present 10! pounds After the Jackson
where he win train With Billy Woods for his nShs WITH
The sun., 1891-05-02
oaa. ana End. or sports.

I % S,o e%s INTO their
a,sss: sssi e,. S''s 'ssa.d 80 e
Ducharms, the De,roit hu,d,er has been .ct ali
sna q. e b.. in
The allaround championship games Of the sylvia
Gss @ es ssS on @ Sus ;x.S.
feifJewsts aiming at ths pole on the Ds
3 s s s 4sS i :ss
for some timo.
' ne: sssas On ap & s.: s :. Gs:s vas Great ksn @
me ash was PRESENTED to Judge colii"s '''s''"
contract yesssrdsy for six round contes. hs
s's ). ssa OF % glove. VII
Nay y n,nSs
sssS .;. il II sins an y tsr !:
The ssrp5l.!ng news h., been r.osiv:d from D.tro:
M
retire from the rnss Owens /: m Be Married n ans
ave .as .se month mas 10 give up e0"p'T
IT.; e
ton 70 r:ns ,ausr.srs on ;hs Harlem for summsr
sssa~.S the 1fmoss Monday OF f'issy sven q
H. ,s
on an st ID
best amateurs Of PORT Jervs while Mccarthy b. the
Acknowledged amateur champion OF Richfeld sprngs
Although the Alpha Athletic Club have only been
ofR4nixed . little more than six months they have
made sSoh rspid strides lately that they gradually
placing at the head the list OF the Harlem
!. *. oeys e. ; ss ssn s
and VIII Gs nP in sneh style that 1t viii bs riva 70
Ihs Lewiston the) Lacrosse Club have reorgauzsd
Honorary Prssiden J. =. Neysrs Prosiden. l. shut.
tlevorth: yicsrrssldent .. ksberry: Recording
OLeary. and Treasurer. r. D. Fraser. The lean has
atvsly seuson ihsy you'd hEs 70 hear trom the dh.
radrsss + Z: Reagan: 81 Fi:rcs street Iswistcn Ma
said Ss you'd rather have bis race win stanbury on
Toronto Bay but Seattle mndo good bid aud there the
nnt. IL Toronto would Offer M 0ihs would 6s pleased
!oroy here as hs: not the s.s. doubt The 5sse VIII
sssia Hs wsishs les poands more than svss S.fors
cidsd TO come to America Hanan thinks 10 would
regain tho championship Of the world rowsd for Il
s z; ss;c s;as: sssa: IN s:
Who win participate are O. canghe!L cha nIaus Of
the United ststss B. spstdinG and Ga,net.M sho
< * Weight present. ehsmpion q. tps kpgIE yhs Won
tho at st. Augustine fla, IN iMff6h Saen
tine a. Hail. who with O. Hobart h6ids the 9hAnapion
ship Of the Cnted states At doubes Hall hroters G.
Post Jr IT, and Mason p55o;ssr VIZ won The , doRsss
Beech Of the doubles in the District Of colum
Ola lA1t IAlk =
The sun., 1891-05-02
Ths crescents Shoot at Live birds.

The live bird shoot Of the Crescent Gun Club at Dsx.
ter Park ysstsrday was we'll attended and good
scores ware made The results we're Is follows:
Mohrmann ts5 yards. Q: Gilman ne yardsl 9: Hop.
kins 2s yards 81 Hopper t7s yards 8; vaxb 40 yards
4; Rsrhosst 2e yards 4; sehulA t23 ysrdsl 81 skid.
more S yArdsl 8; Kathleen C2s yArdsA Al Gomford C27
4ddy (2S yardal 4.
shootoh for hrsr prizes. three birds each mias and
t.ro1r -, mon IN, Killed % I'VE and missed ons Gilman
6omford OH the seventh round. MohrmAnn won.
ewsepstakeS at three birds each Crescent Gun Club
Yulea. Is yards rise, three prEea Gilman. Gonford
nehrmaan EIerhors. and Hunt KILLED one and divided
third money: VaRa and Hopkins killed two and divided
sseond money; Or shis!A .. W Jonsa yotsa sIsnsns
A1A Schmttt each killed thres straight and shot on.
but sse ether sou. Kept sss pn. ias
gun bsev the elbow before ths BIRD wsa On wing
sohmttt miassd on the thirteenth round DR.. shisIs
aAd Jones divided the money after both had msde
straaRht scores Of "a
The sun., 1891-05-02
Lacrosse Games this Afternooa.
Staten Island A. c. w. LshIsh Univsrsity at Staten
Island.
New York A. O. " Stevens Institute. as BrookIyn.
Aquatic.

.a r.. ssss s'ss 81 ,:a viii
H:y House on
a sns eHh ri S:sa ''ni'
ssss;: ss: f sAss: Ia
i$ Ss::!S: s:st: ~ sss s:.s. @ s
:9a :s; :s s - q but
$i "a e &: &: =
Ss ss
:Ss Il .h. ids
q a. The a. Boat Club
I'm n is;
y..ns:D sSss Club .s.!: ": working h.ra
%s!:i. y q: oSS :sS :sss ~oIs would sSsa
81 e. 2:
:HS.:Sa :sI Ssy S present 'hs club Win
which Cias sson s u. sss.r @
II e. dsK 'fSs % .s .o
junior four viii b sntsrsd in tie Ps.Ssio regatta
10 one p the possession Of Tho Active Boat Cub
Of Hoboksu aud which was won from the valencia HAT
9aen sha!isas: barge s race 6s.yssn The I'VE olsbS
q. q: sI:s s:.s ~ m; aaS ; .a'
The formation q the new hudson aysr Rowing A.
.s.'s. . S %:. gs s.
on ssss vii III
Hs @:s Fl .' !. :s @ Il: ana S
Ss!ss :nd y ssI:s. under a'sa''0a % make
The Active BOAT CLUB Of Hoboken held shsIr annual
wh.h he Gss'ss were .Iss.ed iOi iss .asuas
Louie Jssssr. irsssuIsr Fred dantsl; RscorSnS iss.
rstary, john Thums Financial Secretary Harry fhons;
Captain. Walter HAyter LIEUTENANT Herman KrAAtx;
Trnsteea, H. FAysn, ]. Schroeder Weber, and J. b.
anancIaily and Numerically stronger than ever.
The valeneiA soat Club OF Hoboksn is making sctvs
preparation for busy season The lower honr Of their
bOni house which had boon ntied out US
for The winter ,.a.on has Lssn e.ssTsa aud their ook
now 10 plnes ON ss rAeks In consequence OF the enor
sa.sng n.g house and s,SeL o. boat: is not likely
side Of the hudson River and foniin rsaattas A new
racing fesroaisd barge u now IN course OF construe
Iop Tor the club.
The sun., 1891-05-02

rolhsmus 4. xspssssn: WITH rsrtissa. oyssor, q
M.sIsfss ysck .D.rfah Frank he,n Pred ss,s s
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saspendsd"By Portland Me-, Daniel Phssn n.
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The Exeelsiors Won.

me second shoot Of second series bstwssn the tsn
men. teams OF the Rsssx and Exesisor ride clubs 90
CURED Hanssns ranges In Jsrasv City Thursday
svsnips. The shooting was done OF hand on the
American 2Fing target At rs feet distance and these
scores wers made ont Of = possible ~, points;
32o; Watts ?3a; Hs,mA 2aS; frsitsG 128: HugsL l2s
shaotfofd 2ls; Runs 2I1 and Donohus 2a2. Total
226.
Exc,,ior Rias Club. O r. Hansen. $40; W. H. Haiio
&. Boag 2as: 2. O. RiJ!ridre e3d; G. l. Pinssy, 2ss
VIM Weber. 227; Jas Hughes and O. Bauohis. $50
The sun., 1891-05-02

Patsy Doody honorsd THs sur with visit last
aisht 10 make few remarks ansns Jack Whites
assertions. Doody will have testimonial bsuont ss
Turn ali. In East Fourth street, on Monday evening
May H. He said he would endsavor 70 have slsyu ana
Kirain settle their little difference q that time
has ar STcs year. past rsitssstsd thss II Ss hsa no
ssnined lis willingness Justice Tainor to permit
70: iStsrs q. GaiSi.i you'd hay. put q: EonpsI.:
willing to let bygones be byEopsa provided White
keeps his feet on him. which. after all 10
The sun., 1891-05-02
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about at rsndom 10 the dsId beyond ths ropes.
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ting liEe Q 80. INC Bosions Sstsed hard
ssS Srs Ps
yirtually batted out Of the box in the third
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Plate Plate to Make II a. 2 home % 20 run. The ball was
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