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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01

Bowman, Anson's new catcher, ha.
caught on with the Chicago public.
Hsrdy Richardson has joined the Bostor
Association team His bad leg is mendir {
| rapidly.
Dan Brouthers leads the Boston Associa.
ton team in batting, closely followed BY
Tom Brown.
The New Yorks have won seven game.
/ by one run and have been defeated three
times by one run.
Mike Kelly's Cincinnati team are making
big play for position. Kelly says they
are not out Of the race.
Lees base hits have been made Of Clark
son of the New Haven cl-5 than any pitcher
| in the Eastern Association.
| 1t is Shispered in the East that Charley
Snyder will shortly sever his connection
with the Washington club. His msnsge
ment has not given satisfaction.
Clarkson hasSwon II games out Of 20
the best record of any league pitcher
Pitcher Young of Cleveland has won IL
| games out of IL. Rusis has won IA games
out Of 81.
Captain Tebeau of the Clevelands has sc
i IaE IsCOFe1tu IIoui us injuries rs 10 u0I
his Uniform and indulge in light practice
He will coon be able to resume his place or
the team.
Boston has two fine young outfelders ii
Brodie snd Lowe. Both, especially the
latter, are magnificent ihrowers. As Ssovey
also is a great thrower, this club probably
has the best throwing ouifield in the country
Philadelphis could always defeat New
York at base ball. In the League tn.
Phillies have slwsys been the New Yorks
bete nois; in the Brotherhood last year the
local club easily won the series from tht
doihsmites, while in the Association tbt
Athletics used TO make life miserable fol
the old Metropolitans.
Sixteen players in the Association and II
in the League have batting averages Of
better than 800. OF these the Association
Boston has Eve. Brouthers. Brown, Joyce
Duffy ard Richardson; Cincinnati, three
Balnmore. 81. Louis and Washington, 1--WE
each; Columbus and Louisville, one each
of the IA lesding Lessuers Brooklyn bsi
four; Philadelpnia and New York. thre,
each; Boston, Pittsburg, Cleveland ant
Cincinnati, one each.
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A Satisfactory ASrapgemsut.

PfrrsBURa, Pa, July l.--l2 80 A. NJ.
The conference between Masters and Aien
Just adjourned, the Amalgamstei being
jubiIsnt, aud the manufacturers salts.
fed. The scale assigned this morn
ing has but one change from that
first presented The manufacturers insist
ed that the nine hour heat must be extend
ed, ard at the last momsn. the men agreed
to make it hours Is minutes This whole
sale signing Of a scale il expected to bring
in tie Mshonipg and Shenango Valley man
ufaeturers, who are the only objeetors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
Boston Matters.

BosroN, June 80 CLARK Powers has a
bill IN equity against the officers Of ths
Columbia International Investment Com
pany, in which he clsims that he was in
duced to purchase certificate Of the con
cern under fsise pre,ences. He prays thai
receiver be appointed, and that the Am
erican Loan and Trust Company and the
Maverick National Bank be eBioined from
psyir out Sl2 900 which he says they
have belonging to the company.
j. NJ Hill, theatrical mansger and
restsuranter of New York and Boston, has
failed. The liabilities are said to be large
several attachments have been issued
Assets not known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
UNDER WATER.
People DriI.n From fhsil
Hamas BY The Flood.
Hoped That The XaRs, is 0Hf o. tht
lisnaFi.
Town OF Harlem Ucdss Water to
First Floors OF Houses.

KAssAs CIr, Mo-. June so,-Almost
the entire town Of Harlem 10 under water
up 60 the frs. doors Of houses. In Wss:
KAnss, City the water has oveifowed the
iovlAnds 10 such An extent tina, many fxrni.
lies are compelled TO seek safer quarters.
The damage to property ia slight Report.
from vs,ious points up river indicate thsa
the rice 10 sbout over and the ;iver will
begin falling here very soon At Msnhsi-
tan and ST. Joe the river is already fAlling
slightly.
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This trustee Mss,ios.

wATERvILLE. June 80. - The annual
meeting CT the Colby trustees vas held
today. There Was . very full st,endssce,
20 out Of 20 being present. 1t vas voted
| to secure 9 new professor in modern
| languages and le. Prof. Hall devote him
self exclusively to the library voted to in.
crease Iassfucto. Roberts salary ei0o for
the next year; voted to increase Jsnitor
0soorne's salary 500. Voted, that Presi.
dent Small set ~ chairman of the commit
| tee TO secure money. Voted to establish q
chair Of Biblical Literature as soon % funds
| can be secured. Gifts Of s25 600 to Hig
| gins Institute q. Charleston and 800 70,
] GsrDan prizes were reported.
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Association.


Hits-Athletic. l6; Baltimore, II. Err
Athletic, q; Baltimore, 1. Miiligan and San,
Robinson and Nc Mahon.
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Hsv. a. q. Palmer. d. D Dasd.

NEwLosDor, June 30.--Rev. A. q.
Palmer. ID D.. one Of the best known
baptist clergyiaen in New England, died
this aft itrsoon, aged rs. He has been pas
tor for So years and his ministry has
covered a period 90 years, having been
pastor Of the church in Stonington for 30
y6ars.
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xh. Lime c..k Mo,a...r Mu.s H.us.

CorEsuAaKs, Juoe s0,--rhe Ceutt Of
Appeals Monday confirmed the sentence Of
death pissed upon Pnilipscn. the soap
manufacturer, who confessed on April ~.
1890, that he had strsns'ed = clerk
asmed Meyer (-ho bad been mice
ing since January Z. ls90l, and ad-
United that he had sent Meyers body TO
New York packed in LINE ossk. Meyer's
body WAS shipped back from New York to
ibis city. where Il arrived en- MAY IA, 1890.
phiiipsen was sentenced May IA, 1891, V
suffer the death penalty. bus his lawyersAp-
psaled from this sentence on the ground
thai Philipsen was iassne. The Court OF
Appeals, in confirming the sentence passed
upon thF murderer. also decided that he WAS
not insane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01

Saturday night James II. Wright, er.
justice Of the supreme court Of Arizona,
attempted TO shoot A5jatant General Gill,
Of Phoenix, against whom Wright had
served az Indictment for libel when Gill
was editing .Le Phsenix Republican.
Judge Wright was taken to jail and fined
for carrying concealed ~eapons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01

Bosros, June s0.-This afternoon Dan-
iel Mullen and James II. Coffse, two Of the
five prisoners who escaped from Charles
ton prison last night, hiss been recaptured.
John G. Lynch is still ct large, and he i.
said to have sworn never to be taken alive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
Fire at Lewiston.

LEWISTON, June 30.-The dwelling OF
John A. Tracy, Hammond St, was
partially burned today. The loss is about
500. insured for S400 on the house, ald
5000 Of the furniture, iu the Traders and
Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance, Lowell,
Msse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01

Especial to the KEssERKc JouKSAL
WarERvILIE. June so This 10 class
day for Colby 81. At the church this fore
noon the programme was as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
Russias Population.

sr PETERSBURG, June s0.-The Central
Statistical Soo,rty Of St. Petersburg has
published data sstimaiiug the population Of
Russia in December last At 10 000, 900.
the annual Increase being 500, 900. The
illsitimate births nre five times more
numerous in towns and cities than in vii
lsges and hsmiets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
HAVING A STAYING TIME.

This fellow is sin it" sure enough,
but although he is having Il staving
time, barrels are not likely to soon
snpplant trousers in polite society,
even if it is hot weather. No more
will any other medium supplsnt the
JOURNAL WANT, FOR SALE
TO LET column for reaching the
people, For 80 cents a wee you
get results, aud that's what We
all after.
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Nav South Wales Die ctiooe

SYDNEY, N. 4. W, June 80 The com
plets election returns show that the opposi.
ton has eiecte d 81 members ministerislists,
81 Labor party, 20, and the Independents,
3 The Representatives OF New South
Wales will number rs for protection and
62 for free trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
TO THB PBBRAGB.
The Widow Of The Late Sir John
Macdonald
Raissd 10 The PesfaSs on account Of
husbard'S Services.
Psotsotionists IN Power bv Rssult OF
New South Wales Hlsotiors.

LoSuos. June s0.--it 10 etliaially an
nouneed tha, Lady Macdonald. tie widow
Of the lxse premier Of Canada, has been
raised to the peersee 81 a. acknowledge
ment Of her hnsbsnd's long aud distin-
guished pubic service.
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Vauhssst Whipped Dsly.

MrHsEAroLIs. MINI, June 30.-The
fight between Jdhlby Vsnheest Of this city
and Dan DAILY, Bangor, Me-, for 3 pure
of 800, came off tonight at the Twin City
Athletic Club before good crowd. Van
heest won the fight in the 12lh round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01

cHrAoo. June 20.
YIopE- nomi naliy znchsged-
WHEAT-losers No. .prins. s2ta2sli No
2 red, 5stasis.
CoRS-astiVs higher. 30 ,.55s.
OATs-higher: 80. 4, 80 All
RYE-No- 1,75az5.
BAM.hY-No 2, nominsi
PoEx-mess, higher; 80.
LARo- firm. o. l2i
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Eight wsre Drowned.

GLAsGoy. June 30,--While a party WAS
sailing in lugssii boat across the bay OF
Ayr, from Lsrgs to Rothsay. the craft sud
denly capsized and eight Of the occupants
were drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
starr Lost His II ,uss.

NoRwALE, Conn, Jnne 30.-Fredefsck
". Stsri's house. East Norvalk, vas burned
this morning with coatenis. The loss 10 not
essimated- Origin IL unknown Insurance
q SspQQ,
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sAm BALL.


Hit.-t5lneianati, 10, tIeFfland. = EFYoFf-7
Cincinnati. o, Cleveland. 2. kadheurne and
Clarke; feurg and thinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
Water IL Falling.

Kansas Cr1r, Mo, June SC, The food
in the Missouri river reached the highest
stage 1t 4 O'Clock. The water is now fall.
lag aud all apprehension of further damage
set at rest.
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CT, Dc sh,pbui der. will strk. Rfg

LospoN, June 80 The vorkmen in the
Clyde iron shipysrds viii strike tomorrow,
unless the masters cancel the proposed July
reduction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
GEORGE w. BouLTgR.
Read This, Ye SceptiCs!

Gro. w. BoULTER. of Belfast, Me-,
for three years member of the sity
government. and also member Of Tios.
II. Marshall Post. No. AZ, g.. A. r.. is
well and fayorabiy known as thor
oughly reliable man. lie says under
date Of March p. 1890 -
. -" For some years I have been afflicted
with DysPspa5, lBilioHsasss, NIseaiaf'
khsRmaftssi and LHmcaesS across htd-
neys. Added to all this, was, for two
years, daily attacked with n
deathiy sickness at pit OF stOm-
acb, followed by copious a0w of water
from my mouth; then | would yefnit,
which would relieve me for the time, only
10 be repeated the next day. commenced
taking DANA'S SARSAPARfLLA, and
before ] had takeb one bottle the dcathiy
sickness departed; and for over four
months have not had the slightest syiDp-
tom Of return. My STOMACH FEELS AS
WELL Al EYER ~ ny LIFE. NV BILIOUS
MESS rs AILGoHE, aiidIuy bowels are rcgn-
lar. Mr. DrsrErsla IS THING or TUE
PAST, ASp / CAN EAT Any KIND OF FooD
AND DI3EgT II.
Ny wife has also taken DANA'S SAR-
SAPARILLA for BiIionsness and Neural
gia, and has been helped by it more than
by any other medicine she ever took, j
consider it raadsrfqk remedy."
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AARKAY SEroRYs


NKW UUBbs JuHt ~.
Money easy, ranging from 81 tof.
Prime paper at 81 to }.
Government bonds, dull, steady.
Railroad bonds. dull, steadyto iirm.
The following are the closing quotations Of s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01
COMMENCING JULY 2.

As follows Mondays. Tuesdays. rhursdays
Fridays, Saturdays, leave Gardiner at : A. n.
Richmond. A. n; Bath, @ A. N. SUNDAY, Leav
t,atateer. A. NJ; Richmond, A n; Bath,
A, N. Rs,nrrinx. leave Bo9thhay at 80, l.. n
Bath. St6; Riehmo1d. ~. STANDARD & me, III
boat will he epen f0F charter on Wsdresdays.
Viii land at So. Cardiac, Bostan Island an
lslc Of Springs on signal. aud a. Mouse CspitO
and Squirrel is'andskn Ocean Point each way
every trip
All freight and baggage must have Its owner
name and place Of destiasti IN on same, or /, VII
mot be received on board the steamer. All bae
ssgc at Garsissr transferred frvr by Kinsella'
Express Special rates 10 excursion parties
rAEfS-tron tiarafuer to BOO hhay, Island
and return. tisgA, Richmoad, 81, Bath, 50.
Round trip dss, Gardiner, ~. Richmond
sec. Passengers frem Augusta and Halo pc
eeaneet With boat by N. {. asd electric railroads
N. A HARADEN. Agent, Gardiu.s j. I
ROBINSON, Agent, Rishm9nd; Z. q. GREEN
LIEF. Agent. es,h. jaas5dtf
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All, hThS, AhACK.

One in poor health is in
deed in bad luck, but so long
as Kickapoo Indian Sagwa is
to be obtained there is i'm
mediate relief ut hand. Sag
wa cures CONSTIPATION, Liver
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Bath { Bonlhhay Line.
.&sn:s Tine I;As. c:..s.sss lsss q

Leave Bs,h daily Sundays excepted at s.r1
A. ~; st5P, NJ.
iacssays and saur 'sys "Noan express, com.
mescing Juiy {, leave Bath ii5e AN
fnstdsfs. thursdays and ssturdsYs "Roston
stram r exrrcss,' leave Bath SO A 81.
tsdsy eveningand hendsg morniax express
comucneine Juty II, iesvs BAH SATURDAY. q n
4, ", leave Rosthesy Moaasy, 80 A. NJ
Sunday commencing JRiy Il, leave Bath A. N
returning leave B3othbay, 10 connect with trains
day st s-ss A. u.
ss-fsFe round trip. july /. sl-,s from Augusta
IL. ". swANroS, Treasurer
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II does what we claim or costs
you nothing. Could we make
you a fairer offer? Try a
bottle now.
The sun., 1891-12-12

Saturday. Oct ~ was ladies' Day at Berkeley Oval.
aud the mombers OF tho Berkeley Ac in order enter.
their fair friends In suitable manner arranged
football match between the club team and the eleven
Of the New YORK University. The elubmen said they
would present pretty blue and gold banner to the
team winning the gaine fhe banner hangs In tho
Berkeiey A. C. house. WHERE It Is claimed It rghtfuiiy
belongu.
But the university talk differently. Prior to Oct
lay Club players wers winners by large score. The
varsity men claim that this was not ono OF series
thrse games as stated BY .e OF the Berkeley
banner w.s offered for sns Iadie.' Day game slon.
ard they stIsngthened their team accordingly. Con-
they hud ak points to their opponents nothns Jns
down and goal. thus tying the score.
Manager q. Alfred Riii Of the university eleven SAYS
that 1t Us question whether tho ak points made BY
perkelsy were fairly gained. Ho claims that Il was
very dark when thc touch down was made, and much
fanlt Was found with the umpire for allowing tho
the pass by OF which the Berkeley eleven
several ot shs university men said 70 Soy reporter
DO for zig athlsto club 20 oner trophy ana Then
60 without the club house Waiis.
The sun., 1891-12-12
At the csllese Of the c. n. Y.

Everything been quiet in athletic circles the past
week. and will continue until the baseball lacrosse
and athletic show up In the spring The only
ceptons the orosscountry association and the BIZ
cycle ciub Of 90. The nrst snow storm will stop the
latter but the crosscountry association viii continue
their weekly expeditions until the championship run
in the latter part March. The association will hold
their twelfth regular weekly practise Of the
to-day from tho swans Roost" West Chester village
All dssiTiuy to attend will meet the Harlem Bridge
at $50 O'Clock this morning:
ride Of the today from Astoria. The viii
extend from Astoria to Newtovn. to Bensonharst and
bsck 70 brooklyn through smsburg in all about
thirty-nvs miles A. Nichaels. ~. will act pace.
The handicap tournament among ths members o, the
chess club IL not progressing very sAtsfaetory. In
about half Of the VIII be forfeitsd. al games
ea y San 70 w ~ ). mos IL As
played TO date IL roilows E. Finte ~ odds or
pawn and move defeated 2. 0oldmark. 's2. scratch
Fl ya' S wss4 sna Sm. 4
feated 3. yOn Fintsi. ~. pawn and move; Z. Won
slime r. Goidmsrs. 'Oa. scintch; f. Dfsyfass. W.
sS.s.sh Ss,.aea Rn'e s pawn apa
feated y. Won ftnteL W pawn and move. ,.4
The college chesa club might well take a lesson in
runnina from the ~ chess Climb which
and Friday sf,srnoon Tie following gam piaSeS
L.laas from .Godr1oh, p Gre enbaum trOin L.
Haas. 4. Meyer won iron, Retdel W. Pick from
A. Haas. q. Schlokow won from W. 0ruelthal (2) IT.
W Grssnthsi B. ws.cSisr Won from y GresnGsan. oe b.
Weschler won from L. HaAs. Il. Weichert from b.
Meyer. and L. Wcichzrt won from J. 0oldrtch C2l
The sun., 1891-12-12
CLOSING Up TIE FIELD TRIALS.
Antonio and hip Rap Ruu Wen In the Fosr.
hour Race.

LEXINGTON. n. c., Dec. 11.-The running in
the four-hour race at the Central Field trials
was resumed this morning with tho first brace
in the second series, Antonio the setter. and
Rip Rap the pointer. The weather was beau
tiful and conditions good for scent Both dogs
ran well and slowed good power OF endurance.
tho advantage IN this respect lying with An
tonic. 1t was IN open question until near
the finish which would win. for, though Anto-
nio was going strong and hunting well.
dier. So much during the first two hours
and his frequent false points and Pushes We're
thought to materially affect his chances. The
was lost for moro than II minute or two. and
though he had not tho speed Of the other. he
had more Intelligent range. The last half
hour he seemed To drag bit and get tired OF
hunting: though he was always able to raise a
sS0d gsp 10 s w6e Se5sS e hS ssS. out 1
Of which he shared with Rip Rap
and eight single birds. His score. to
the lead was five false points and four iushes.
singlos. His mistakes we're two false points
and one tilush; SO really his bird work was
better than Antonio's but. as said before. as
this Is u ruce especially for speed. range. and
endurance. Rip Rap was found wanting in
these requisites at the lnisli. 50 Antonio won
The nsSt heat should hays been between
Maid of Kent, a pointer. and Paul 30. u setter.
but the latter. since his hard race OF yester-
day. was not himself at nll. and was with
heat alone. SO as to come into tho snal heat to.
morrow morning with Antonio on equal terms.
Antonio is, the fayorito. for the race. The
meeting Will end with this heat.
The sun., 1891-12-12
MarksMcn mt lhe Trnpe.

The wadretan Gun Club took possession OF Dex, or
Park yesterday rhcy left she classic shaacs Of the
Bowery early in day. and dl not retnrn until late
at night. The rst part OF tho program match
at 100 live birds cacb 600 side between NJ Fay tho
captain OF tho club. and ". H. I,rncsner. and an out
side bet OF $3.50 and cham payne dinner They did
not shoot at 100 each, but at so each. and withdrew
sss s.ow oa Club s
ths shoot ~ killing six :traiahs 70 Brincknsrs fnir
Sgc SIrds ssd Lost. The score was NJ. Fay. 4s: ".
IN .s s.. y; n. S rs y II:
i :s :!s:.s $ss:; Ssssa.: is s
ss esas''S". s ss. T:: divided
es Issl
nsss ,Ss s S; Eh s " aud "
M srsnsa'sI %ssss Ssi%ssS SIa.,m.n rsgsn; m
$$ ssss ss s%sS
4: n','
WV
Vii o. sso; tss mat week IN next MT Mouth nth a. S Dexter
.hs Eosntsin eias se.sssdsy m9raia.
s PS: ss ss:
s s & M d.
on The eirds that Blattmsche found could nst he
to-day thcrs will be NO straight scores
AnvShird match was ARRANGED on Thursday evening
between two teams OF three each. members
Washington Heights Gun Club The conditions ten
side The date Of ths match which will be of on
the grounds Of the Washington Heights Gun Club. has
Jane: r.Xinsson: the ~el.suoxn oa,smsn and wing
Manhattan Athletic Club. s rapidly making that de-
partmsnt popular with the Members Yesterday after
noon At Manhattan Field, there two Swe6pstake
shoots st ten King bird, e.ch In the rst swep the
J. Herrity. :: Rrinlinger. u J. fkington. o. ]. l.
NaKte g. In the second shoot the scores were ~ fol-
BriniineeI s.; .PfinGton b., Magic g. Piikingfon and
Leoesy then lhot st 20 BIRDS FkiaSton breakine -
and Looney lS. ....r
The sun., 1891-12-12

To-day of the greatest pigeon shooting matches
held in this country will be decided at woodlawn
Hurk, L. l. TIE contestants Capt. John L. Brewer
aud T. D. Fulford two OF tho best shots In America
This match 10 the outcome OF the throo matches these
men shot at Marion, n. j. last month. On thnt occa.
sion Fuford won two aud Brewer ln the irst two
OF these matches they broke all previous known rec.
srds rulfsri killing 100 sraghs birds in the st
ers Vs. and In the third match which finally won
by Brewer through fufords gun breaking they tied at
Sirds each On The sh9ot % Is ss birds BrsSs! Won
The condition. Of today's contest as follows:
eighty yards boundary. under nodded Hurhngham
rules for 900 aide and the gate receipts; Trau
coming sttugse and hundreds OF then, will be on hand
tomorrow to witness tho matc1i
Consids!uois betting has hesn ndnls.d In on the ap
safe 70 say that wooaAwI ParE barge Is will be
commence promPtly q 10 oo!ock. and win probably
ierday. fufatd went straight TO WoodIawn PARK
for practice. 70 get accustouled 10
The ground. lie backs himself and Is SbucS
full OF confidence. lie has new crecner gun. which
he says IL dandy" and with which lie expects to
bring down 245 out Of the 25o birds. Brewer was
around town yesterday. hut did 10 any prHc
lie looks In line condition. and lldeit will Iu
abs to turn the tabss Fu,rord to-day. Boats will
leave the foot Of whitehall street every hour COM
nencina at S10 \. ~. or from Brooklyn SiXty.iift
street ana Thisd avenue. twenty minutes later
The sun., 1891-12-12
cAMPnk1L TO co AsRoAp.
Os- Amateur Tensile Css.pisa 70 fisy h
Estope.

Our Aenteur Tcnnse Cee1psea 70 Ersy "
Eutore.
Fora long time past Oliver s. Campbell or
ollie" as he is. known to his intImntes the
lawn tennis champion OF the United States.
has been anxious to 60 abroad and try his
sklll with somo OF the English cracks. At last
his ambition 10 gratiied. for to-day he sails on
Ia Bretasre. He says he is only doing the
grand tour" and that hc will do very little
playing They oil say that before they 60. but
ron generally IND them on tho courts at the
earliest posslble moment.
While IN FrancS, Campbel will probably visit
ore during ths winter |Snhs Here TIC nSn:
1Snns 'Siss IN %sn S"Gss i nnso Z
essS eSssd snso Fer long Susi se anad nadi' if'
cess. Engiishmcn have tcSn Very fond Of sny.
ing that, we were not in u at, tenpis, We'll.
nna sTf st Tho out game snS .ss ss sSi
ssc s sa water ysars have sa H than aGsrt Gsp
Es sss s;e d Ss ,DSsedss ,Sss SSy
%sri ~ Tses ss ys,
fnIsi,er thar Ee Inventors ot this style o. play.
ss sbs not sn PLAYER
s .as s sys Ss saa e aan .irotes Ssy
nOsloWSu u uurketl iilptUNoMcHt. W 'tS ~
spoct. 30 IL is sGfe to say thlt there nro not
throo players In England who can beat him II
ne 10 In proper condition.
1t ts Understood that lie Will remain away
Until August. when ho will have to return in
time TO defend his title to tho cham trpionSshin.
In England he will take part in some OF tho
earlier tournaments. and u they hold their
oven take, part IN TINT. II ho docs Americans
viii watch bis work with introost. as is
without . doubt tho finest cxponant VI tho
Game In Amerfca