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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21

ANOTHER pod er has been swindling the
people Of the city. The TRIBUNE has OF.
ten advised the residents 20 lst peddlers
severely alone.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21

ALL of the Republican aldermen want to
be may or at the same time. Whoever saw
such sight
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21

TnE Garfield club Sas in Providence 10.
day st the League convention bat Mr..
Whites friends did no, seem to bo in il.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21
Rpooksr-' Articles

The inest line Of smokers articles :" nr icnnn
ir che city can bc seen 81 lewis q siurrv'e
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21

THE Providence News makes good i'm
preston.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21
DIARHIIfIl

In Providence, on sept. lilh, by R3v r. w.
Goodier, Mr.. Allen Richardson Cobb an Aiss
Louisa celia JORDAN, both OF Providence.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21
FOR SALE.

The choicest lots in the city
in a splendid locality on the
North Woodlawn plat, corner Of
Mineral Spring and Lonsdale
avenues only three minutes walk
from Woodlawn depot and Conant
TIN cad Go. Also four lots corner
Humboldt ard Lawn avenues.
Also several house9 tor sale.
TERMS REASONABLE AND TO: ISUIT
PURCHASERS.
Inquire or y. Leonard, First National
Bank, DgriEg Bank Hours and
Saturday Evenings From Z to
S O'clGCk,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21

TuE Norwich Record says that Mrs.
Tom Thumb gets $500 q week for being
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21

small. And vet we all know a host Of
people who ought. TO ccinmanl s5.0O0,OO0
an hour, IL smallness is merit.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21
PROVIDENCE FOR rAwrucKEr.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
BOSTON TRAINS.

Pawtuckot for Boston-j IS, ~, ia, : i0t,
: co. 2lt, o o3. . GOT, 10 o., II GO, II g., a. N.
10 Is p. m. Sundays % Is, : %, 10 % .. m.
l 20, 4 80 p.m m.
Boston for Pawtucket-7 %. I tci, : i,, s 30,
s 30i, 10, II 90 q. m. u IN. ~ 2oi, 90,
2 90, COT, 3 90, 90, 4 IS, 4 3O., 3 50, SOl,
G 80, q 33t,l I 30, 10 o. y. m. II " night. sun.
days-i 1879 90 n. m. u, IS y. n. u o. Lighi.
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-05-08
eonsunrtion CEred !

An old physician, retired from
practice, having hadplaeed IN MS
hands by an EHst India missionary
the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perna
nent cure Of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Caisrrh, Asthma and all
throat aud lung atfecilans, aiso =
positive and radical cure for Nerve
GUS Debility and all nervous com
plants. and having tested its won
dertul curative powers Ia thousands
of csses, has felt 1t his duty 10
make il known 10 his sutieIlng Iei-
lows. Actuated by this motive ana
: desire to relieve human suffering,
| will send free OF charge, to all
who derlre II, this recipe, IN Ger
man, French OF English, with full
directions Tor preparing ana using
Sent by mail by addressing win
stamp, naming this paper. w A
EoYEs. $40 Powers Block, Koch
ester, N. Y
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-05-08

| will commence to deliver lee
on Monday. May 4sh, 1891, aud
parties, wanting leo will please
leave orders ut the store. Our Ice
is by far the hest ice on the market.
A. L. LAuDENsLAGEa.
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-05-08

Continued on Fourth page
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-05-08


The other day husiusss man .
who has ana ~ fht n'eesi houses
a. ths r.resl ward in li.s city, ana
wha hss lof-s. snd earflag-s e
pleniv. sr8 vha usual.g leoAs =
elan ~ thoasb ia.i aut ota hand
box and a. happy a. sehnoi'na a.
stE vacation P.omtl s. on = stree
car near the depot, > picture o.
to,al wreck. lie had on q long
Imam du.tsr. the collar tucked
5owo under the mex band oi h'-
shirt. winch hsi no collar o., b''
eua. were sucking out Of bis soat
poeke, bis eyes luchr3 hsasry
s,a where the dirt hsd e9ms oil
with n. psrspiration be looked
u.le. and be was cross rs . bsst
A friend wba wIs ca tus car. ."
the wsv up town, al'sr DAY 5
work. Wltn a c.oau shut un, . white
vo.t and = general look 81 GOODNESS,
.eeost.d the trayol.r as follows
aBeon summer resorting, hear.
Tho dirtylooking man crcases
he logs with painful 'ii'rH as
though bis drawers stuck TO hl'
l.r. aud almost posiod ths bark oh'
and answered
aYes. I hsys been outt"o weeks
/ have struck ton d.a'rent no'''s'
and if you ever he'a Of my cav Hs
tors AGAIN sarius The hot weather
Won car .aks nay head for a soft
thio." ana ho w.psi IL o'udcf ou'
Of h,a eye with what was once .
olsan haudkorehlaf.
Had a good cool tine, ] sup
moss. and enjoyed yourself 'a'o
n. man who had 20, been out o
town
aCo3l uma. hel,. sa,o the man
who has pew in ,wo churches a
h, kicked ms limp sztchei OF dirt,
co,bes under the ear saat. Il ha'
rather bssn sentenced to the hou'
OF correction for q month
awhy. vbsts the trouJIe''
ow.n, there is ne 'roasle, 70
p,opls who like that kina Of foi
but thisIsts me out I do nc
blame psopls WHO live IN s9uthsr
ststes for coming North, bscau'
they enjoy things as luxury o''
but for Chicago or M'lWauk'
man to 20 into the country TO sw'
ter and be kept ewaSsi nighls
bald lunscy Why, siuoes hH
been out have slept IL q room
sxs amalisr than ths closet. I
wife keeps her linen IN, with 0
window that brought in ar from
laundry, and slept on cot u
shut up Ikea jack knife aud
ways caught me il the hinge wh'
n hurt.
oAt another hotel had a bros
handled pitcher of water that |
been used to rinse clothes in, al
cAu SHOW you the indigo on
neck. | had u piece OF soap !
smsllsd like tannery, and II
towel was not = recent damp dla
then | have never raised sIx ch
rem.
Continued on Fourth page.
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THE SUN, SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1891.

place. None Of the others could live the race
set by SimrGck.. Sorrento ran vol Tor three
quarters ~ n mile.
sweepstakes for three.ysar odds and upward At p,
each WIN siu. added Of witch SUI TO second and
snn to .hird; one mile.
e. Lite ell, Jr en-. c. simrock. by Fsliowcraft-
AmtA ~ ~ ,................... ]
+ v enedekersb c Riot D. - tDoer.tu.. ,.....,....
W. Ro ltns ~ h. u. tsIuilnsn aged, i2c Hamilton
sorrento, Long knight, Jaas saunders and utetchsu
also ran.
Tine 1885 49,
Rstting-Thrteen to IL against Fsquirnau tn Riot
zto Simrock. 70 Jake saunders Is TO sorrento
2,fo - Long Knight ~ TO gretchen. Mutua's paia
eu.3o $l35o fS.5
THE SEVENTH RACE
Queenstnn went out whom the start came.
and Hamilton never had to raise his hands.
the sister to Kings on winning very hn pdily ny
three lengths from Lillian, who took second
placc vt the end OF half milo. Donohus wss
very bad third
w.eps,.kes for maiden. three Old of $40 each
rnhs',' aided os ~h,ch TO- 10 the second and ~,
the TIL four yearod de- Allow ed ~ pounds rNe years
aud upward allowed - POUNDS; three quarters OF
mile -
foNhau Eeenes oh. g. oueenston. by spsndshrift- =,
karagna lfa Hamilton, ..,.,..., .........,..
Rancecas stable. Lillian ia trayior)
ENAnss b. c. Uonohue ll3 ,Litt.hetl) ,,.,........
Laurel. Regster aud rrunty ai.o ran.
Time. lil.
bettirE AGAINST On. Anston to =; TIiAn. = IN y:
Rszrter. - TO 5, Dnohue. ~ to l. Laurel u 70 u
franty. 4oto Mutuais paid slaeo STU s7.to
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rhe P.eu,,.r,,,e. a, H.udball.

John Malcolm. old Ga " skipper. came verv
pssr ,srs laid up high and dry on css,lebsr isrA
last week Ma colin set out 10 60 the west coast OF
Ire xah man with full sails af!ifg out when the
o., boat reached the Scott sh ,. ~ s,ned
aim q complete wreck. and buI for cam which
overlook the tnish rather seri
Gus catastrophe would have occurred.
IL apes tina: the trouble org mated over
ransenent between John Malcolm. native born ';las
rsxIsn, and irot osR MS CAsseoar ch.n Tie at
ter avs rret- nons Of be ny In Macoims cas,
butt. VII en- ant tnat he wouii give tie young
Irish game At handb all. tho astiehar
nS 81 All sGw 10 I...nnT "a. ss
rival sac btst n dive sames The playing was done ny
The first gam. sort OF = fseer. the Irtshman
winning IL hands down, The second And third games
tasn beaten sim Tn. deciding game wa. not paved,
ba! it ~ss not The FAULT OF the Dung r!suman tic was
red haf or other game
Al the south b.ook!yn Court ys,terday game that
tno: ss.n down on me ei. te1s ace @ ., Fob
have " on. in husng s:yis every time they
meet Roles generally has the bu. in :hs instance
edge and hi. friend BY score OF ani y
lie third game resulted in favor OF boes oy Il
Anashsr sta game at the ZANE court was played be-
tsas.i James Cody and NicXey Lennon against Nike
htshtoa sgd Fred Killer. The scores were:
Cody and Lennon ...........-............2l E-8
stanton And Miller .l-S3
Mickey Lennon subsequently beat James Cody BY ~
As.hs Brook, N HanhnAl Court on Thursday night
GeorrsY ieaur and Mickey Hess gave Billy Schmidt =
good bsang the latter losing ace 5y careless
nsSa the score ~as
hsany and 70 s'........'...'.'' .'''".;t ID 2i-sl
Bfify schmidt. ..'....'....''-i< u I'-So
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Athletic eane. =. ri.tbu.h.

The vroucho Athletic Club held their games at Boards
farm Flatbusa. J.. on Friday afternoon The events
vsrs spritsily con;s.s the men striving hard for
the m astery. The results follow:
<yns- hnndrefyArd Dash Hsndcsp-finA heat won
by James Abe scratch With ania Grennan tthrs.
yArds seeond, and Andrew AcCabe thvs yArds third
fine " Is seconds .
Two hund red. and.tvent,.yard Hurdle Race. ten
diSlts. each feet inches nan tirAp-Won by David
brennan scratch, with Charles SlAttsry 90 yardsl
sseont. and ]. Raveue scratch third Time, s. -
sscouds
Quarter mils Run Handicap-Won oy A. NcCabs
tscr AHhL with Charles sAery second and J. kavens.
fhlrdr Time ! minute 81 sscnnds
III mic Run, Handirap-WoS ny !. McCabe tscrstchL
With 4. McCabs as yAras. ses"ad. Time, minutes
smile Run. Handicap-won By c. slattery tcI
yards. with Will Rssshav as yards> second. lima
minutes IS ssconGs
Futtias the Twelve; pound Shot n.naie.p.won BY
inshss: Alex AcGrsddesn was second wish 70 feet
inchsA .
IIani Ap-Won by q. busher VITA NJ feet
HUM ing High Jump iisndirap-Won by JAMES Nc
Cabs iscrasrh. With feet Ia inches George Hobart
second, with ! feet u inch
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SPRINKIING TRUCKS.
An sssorsment OH hand at redgced prices
Z NEsTEhtItLp. 81 ThGmps on e.


s.r.roG.. July ls.-Ths hrs, annua, tennis tourus-
ment OF the sArA,oga Athletic Association nuishsd
this morning The week has been pleasant; large
crowds have daily snoved the play OF tennis crac
and have encouraged Them ia th'r siorA to win. The
prizes were won foIio~s: Frs! prize meu's snRiss
a large orsn.wors SILVER c!arst cup won by FRED H.
Hovey OF Harvard ais" the ehal snEs cap VIII CHI cost
$50 20 he won three years belongs Mr. novey until
son'e ne wins II from nm second priss mons
Esa an open work snver canter won by r., l. Hall
New York First conso alton sin gsA q Aolid
silver inkstand won W II olpy Isnox Mas. Second
Prhe, par OF teams sEoss won Uy b. A. Thomson New
YORK.
womsn's sinEes-Fr,t prize SOLD silver chased
bureau set won by rs Anne Fijcri- sAFAtogA:
second Trze, 20 lined SILVER dish won by Mss Ing Am
SARATOGA nrst ,nn,n'atiVn, sI'er -t"p!sr co.hg .
shoes won ny Mas seartu.
. her loul rs-rirs' pre-, az, liver mn.s by
Hov.y and BlShy Lorgwond 10 serond prn. siivs Z.
baked hair brushes Ven nv MAJ Iud MUisr sew Yors
Tennst4ur hrsi consolation aver ciy4Tete cssss
won by ~ ,oi0y anG G"'-ce NortAington Nksd
doubles 'lUstt AMI Miss Ff'rtih a SILVER shawn
81 IN Ease and -iver toilet ,erurd
handed umbrellas won u r to and Nj, lnshan
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They VIII Row for the M..h..t.

NsvsuxGH. July ls.-Jossph =. ponoEhus. the cham
pon skater and his young brother. james p will leave
here for Toronto whore they viii be trained
BY Edward HanIan preparatory 10 entering the Cana
dian amateur races which come on At Barre Aug H.
They are membsrs OF the Manhattan Ath etc Club
and will wear the cherry diamond. On Aug. - they
will scter the amateur scul.inY race Of the ortiz
Western Aquatic Assoetation and the Nis.ss Poi Asso
cAIion Detroit there being four days
sArh Assoc alton.
From Dsroths boys will 20 wash,n gton and enter
the atonal Am ateur races on Aug IL ~. They
wiz probably ALEC enter other aces bet these
for whom ihs boys father has lsnE made oars has
written that he will consider It great ''vor 10 take
20 Europe this fail. Avinxy anguish oil the kAsrs
In Europsan countrss he I'll kpec fb,- this cUun.
Try u they wish to Again test his speed.
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kzAr zREr rnIyx OF y. IT'S CHANCES
AsSA 81 Asy Part OF u, That They WIN
VITA the Rennaut,

VITA the fennaat.
The belief that the New York baseball team,
vtn Win the National League pennant is not
eonfned to admirers Of tho team who live on
Manhattan 1slan. Confidence In the ability
oiESipe And his men to oarry OF the coveted
nas appears to be shared By baseball devotees
- nessly every 70 Mt In tue United States ex-
cspt Chicago and Boeton. The orAuks In those
two plaeee ncurish vain hopes that their favor
fts siAScss may By accident 70. Hrst place
IN the raes. but the remainder of the baseball
world smiles in derision. 1t is OF course. .
vary dtntcult matter TO pick out six months In
ADVICE, the winner o! a des porately fought
leASus ponnant race. but wheu . man Ike
Harry Wright. who would dearly like to see
his own players win first honors, frankly
Avows his INABILITY I, SEQ why the Now iorks
sAoud not win, such Avowa is apt 10 be con.
unoin4. Harry Wrgh. is acknowledged to be
one OF the best Judges of baseball ability in
the country and as he Is not In the habit OF it,
dulsihs in talk without con siderable thinking
la advance. his words usually carry q good
deat OF weight with them.
Many other good ridges have also pro-
Anunced in iAvur OF the New lorks, und opin-
lon RNneraly crystallizsd on the team which
~ feserss this city 10 the National League.
seen s-leossd as w rennans ue winners isM are lie
s,tySE battery work and general an ,aroqpi
other teams in the League fails to uevelop any
SamotpinE 80 many eAcellent pon!sas the
yet Of Inc New io,ks is the fact that
ny f. 'hs present time they have fought
LAW dIsas shs er DnSs0n state ghs S
The st lent OF the game has come to the very
while deprived OF the services Of som o; thor
sssreasest PLAYERS. keep in the front Of the
A'akss 8, the bn,tl-. sweep everything before
them. Yhsn Glasscock again takes his ac-
EN- goSns p,ehe sh?I his
Ssi-; SSri; living oaes m e " Nh stead:
nressnt Ar rSf tho sae lime, it'ni Is si Hss
Cripple. will ssh Msk s.sS 81 hun "s
ahoul'i cestainlv eaahle him to play tall very
s s.s and sharr rs SHOULDER anpsars 70 have
xhil, his arm has not lone him cutie ,-peh
belief that he will Gr .dualy REGAIN MS e!re:;
es IN ws the s
~ tsant 70 depend nron during the Lite nall Of
Around sSe eireS, savns Sorrow anu
ton IN Their wake. and capture the Remnant IN
adsclsive manner.
faith 10 New York. and they are the mon who
arc willing 10 risk their shskes on ,h. correct.
9S.A Of their opinions. The betting fraernity
6As' no hesiransy in Offering odds that the
grounds at the close 81 the rre-ert season.
Eren In tbs far West. where he Chicayos are 20
rtcked ont as winners. While open betting on
ball Grounds Ia impossible. anywhere under
tie rules OF tho National League. Yet In tue
West pool rooms flourish. ard in them the
ertnke can boz TO their hear $ content. 4
pftvate litter from Denver sta es that in n
largo nool room there he following notice is
posted conspicuous!y on II black board:
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Atlantic Yacht Club Cruise.

GlrISwlcH July IL "A nasy raia and the absence OF
the flagship comb make IL gloomy opening for
the Atlantic Yacht Cluhs annual cruise to day. Last
Tuesday Commodore Nswoury D. LAYTON taken
H. but he out again on rhursdsy and expected
surely to be on hand to-day to $40 tie neet from
whitestoue the place o: the render The flagship
ChiApA. Commodore La ~ton's A. foosr designed -
years ago oy the lA;s Edvard Burgess at New R0
ch-Ie lAsI night and sail over milestone bnt
odore decided this not To start
OUT with tho meet Vice Commodore paw, Hanss was
hand however, with his Alb schooner Water Aiie.
Aid on rscstviug 4 despatch from SonmoIore Law
thAt tue iAtter not alb TO be present. tho
ycstomm"dors assumed command Win Fleet
Captain neorss H. CHURCH. Lho Joined the Water
Wien At Nhliestone
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sparr,sx at the Broohly. A. c.

when T. V. Patterson. the master Of ceremonies
mounted the stage in The Brooklyn Athletic Club houss
on Friday night the big gymnasium crowded with
members AMI friends who asssmolrd to witness the
regular monthly athletic entertainment A. Is!ntz
and j. Qulnan spared three very clever rom 10 tho
opening atnac,ion- James Cot,er and Frank Rock
formerly OF the Prospect arrierA we're the next pair
60 through the ropes. They made very lively time
for saen other and the Prospsc. arrsr showed
uAual eievsrnssa Edward watkins and Edward To-
land BFooS lyn athi-tss then donned tue init
isna AcA.ch A. ratch-can wrrs !inx match MAS then
presented The ~rsst ers were j. Nixon and h. an
iAnna The latter proved the .ironEer an won ne
strouss Brothers Also srestIed, Louis AtnR william
by side And sock hold
Two noted spa.rsrs Joseph Jiinba'bo National A C..
aud Eddie LosDrE the unjsestsd bantam Wsi.ht, had
. clever ana Interesting se.io Frank Crrslsr and
Jimmy ound up ths show In u nne bout.
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A Sumner no xisx Tourney,

Prof. Herman Hattenhorst the boxing instructor to
the Brighton aud Park Athlstic Cuba OF Brooklyn.
gave the m mbers OF those organizations great
treat night in the SHAPE of joint boxing enter
tainment which his pupils in tho ORGANIZATIONS
alone appeared The eVahta on At the Parks me
club hsuss on Myrts avenue. brooslyn and were wit
PAM W,.Sertaud Gorge Epp.r sy Of IN. Psrk Z.
opened the nglt ssp"rt They gave most Interesting
Aiexandsr ray o. ana Edwards OF tbs Brighton 4.
c. uexI appeared. giving live pstio.n which quick
the upper hand the delight or the
oniook~rs
lh-n came Q m ost iaughahs set 10 between Charles
Da.'her. Eddie sweeney, and Ftsnk wiegert all Of the
Parks
capt John A Footman Park a, g, and his club
maze. r. lick. Henry Meyer and D. Williams then
Park 4, 4 and J. FISHER aur Mauchsr Of the
Brighton A. e. Alsn peAred in set tcl
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: 49,. $50
!: OR ANY PART OF 1T.
= THAT THE NEW YOR(> WIS THE PESSASr
+: AGAINST THE FIELD.

The letter furthe 'es that net the slightest
interest L. taken by w es erner. in the Amsri-
divides local interest with the Western Assoc.
attm There, is unimi,ed interest and
rho opinion OF the Nss'eI ners Of the
ability Of tho New Works is clearly
shown BY the proposition on the black
board. The pool room il devoted entirely to
hassbsll betting. and is always crowded. The
betting On tho daily gam-s OF the League
clnh6 Ia even. AMI bettors can take heir
choice. Returns r, received nv innings. and
ndols are sold on runs scored. inning BY inning.
hon ei,t. and they pay $500 for ST to anv one
Who Jan lex out tho twelve winners in the
thrs0 Associations. SIS for 81 for eleven " q.
nsrB. and so on Gown the list.
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kArnsd runs Bosom. = Home run-M,e Three
~ ht-Lo~s Tw"b.ss nItA -ShiusiIe. Nash. Men.
- s.nl-n bas-s-iia mror. Tucker fir.t base
hAn --y Esp~- ti's A.s errUrs-Ph..Ad-lp htA
Z: nss'pa Wal prch-sicho struck out-iiam-
tau ~ DsielAnty. hNera shini!e. Alien tsper ~
LanE Double sisys-Rrown and Alien Allen and Wy
e, A1en and brown umpirss-fouers aud Bdstin.
Time, -.
cIsc,SsATL :. eLxvrtASL T.
Cl,VuAsp Juy l-.-lt rAined lust before the came
% % ~ lArxe marbles Eiau couldn't pitch
hl Anl MS vi.d TIT hes lost Inn the game brown.
ar ea-d IKE si.nt, and C,eveiAna maze what hits
az ret ~ RAde'urre harrington ielirei frvin the
GAns with . sore hand The score: -
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The next be hsi under the auspices Of the
Corntian Mosquito Fleet sill be sailed on Jns IS IN
IsrrhYunt Jharoor There VIII be rsess for the four
cfssssy usnA For tho lager class hers Will be the
shsss foot rsters entered. aswe Asths Coyote IN.
start W. tale pace about CLOCK httdes ne usual
which b three times The Irst winner wAA
tho NAneiss
Fairies for the regatta Of the staten Island Sound
Squadron 1t the Cor nthian. >Avy vii! be received uHti
Leuts nsr. at the AIn- 81 w..t thirty bird STREE,
The regatta vii be h-d on sewaren Hotel ss~aren.
j.. which - About three mi % west OF Perth Amtoy.
AZ +. u on July IS,
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Camp Sherman Formal, Opened

DEVON. Pa. July 1s.-Camp william T. Shsr-
man. where the First Brigade. Penusylvania
National Guard. will sncsmp for q weeks
military practice. was formally opened here
men are on the grounds. Gov. Pattison. Com.
mAnds, :in-S bisE arrived this afternoon. &C.
compAnisd BIZ his stA6.
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j. II. II j. n. Cornell Picnic.

The second annual picnic And Eames OF the J. b /
" Cornell Benevolent Society held At Lion Park
ios,h street and Ninth avenue yesterday The result
Of the games ~ foIlows:
Quarter mile Ruu-Eiyht entries; rhomas watts
ia mile Kun-Tsn entries; l. Reagan. 30 yards
haudcAp winner
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