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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-12-24
NEW TO D
Stockholders Meeting.

a STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE
r. ssdler Company win be held on MoS-
DAY, January ., 1898, for the purpose Of elect
ing officers and the transaction CT suoh other
business as may eome before the meeting.
d74-td r. sADLER, President.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-12-24

II 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent be pub
lished for q period OF sixty days. item con-
secutive veeks) in the SENTINEL, q weekly
newspaper published at Eureka. Nevada.
J. p. DUNKLE, Degister.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-12-24

Fresh Self Rising Buekwhest, ten cent
per pound, at Lsmbertis.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-12-24

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent be pub
lished for the period OF ten consecutive
weeks in the Eureka S%ESrINRL, a weekly
newspaper ~publhhed at Eureka, Nevada.
mellow j. P. DUNKLE, Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table In effect Nav 20. 1892
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia, 100. 7.45, 800, 1000, lLSoAm
with dntag car. lso 2I5 s.se with dining car. t.SS
Ss night asy a, 900 n~
M. with dining car, l3O, $50 dining car ooo -
Additional trains weekdays for Baltimore e. 600 n
Psrlor Cars on pay Trains seePers e on Sent isan
,s1 5 hs1 Heasns Sniy @So go Except fS
.,ssS, Ss;'.1s sO5 :sssss ssss sS 8
i2i5 night For sudbury. Lewisbgrg end Wil!lam;pSH
via rhsSeph S. at 1' night H. un s S m
> T. ssss.y 9sc ~ rs s.' i5d So - 30 ~
s s Is ia. s loS s? dS M to Allentown
$50 Ho High S srass Bass e. and lake CO.,
Airy ed Sc, ssSsH s 81 Ss az S ss
'''S '''' ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold aId Atlantic H.snands. $50 SIP LIP
a N, 10 43o oI' D. lie suhu"'s' eA'ep' ''e'"'''
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south g pO1,
SIS p NJ ' Sundays, except Ocean Grove and AsOa;
rark eGS Nd 4 S0p p RIVE, g,,neras Park and Barn.
For xusnto City, vneand and BrIdseton 40 NJ
For Monmouth Beach seabrirht and Highland BessA.
40. SIS. Ills a. m 40 30 m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, ETC.
From Pier 8. n. r., foot Rector -.
For Atlantic Highlands Red Bank. Highland Beach.
saturdays only s45. 800 p; m Sundays, $50 m n:
Pleasant at 1918 a M; 100. SATURDAYS ony. S45 n.
o. M 100 Saturdays only, 345 p. IN.
For Freehold. at 3.45 D.
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Trains leave station foot of Liberty 81. via
LEHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls and the West

o.lj a. IN. 7.30 p. N. sundays ol5 a. H., 7.30 p u
For Easton. 200, sl5 a. m 1880 2lj, 3:45, SIS
FOR Bethlehem. Allentown and Msuch CHUNK, 7oQ, SIS
e; m 1880 80 5l5 80 ?. m; sundays, 700. STA
IL. 90 a. m. 4.4O, 1.30 D. m.
For Hsre,oa, SIS a. m go, S.45 7.SO p. m. sus
oays s no ~ 20 ,Ss Maban nov Pc,i ;.co, e.
I2.@, $tS p. m sundays. s.l5 ll.oo a. M
1880. 90 $50 p III. sundays, except scranton. SIS
For EImira, Sis a. m.; 1890. 7.SO p H. suntap.
Tickets and parlor be procured at 49, 23
2Gl, AIS. 7s5 9I2. LAO Broadway % Murrayst, Sit
Canalst., 81 East 14thst 23j Columbus-aye., and ~
West l35th-,t Sew-York 1888 Westinghouse. 7o6 FG'
st, Bfooklyn aud ~ Broadway. Williamsburg
Westcott Express Co. will call Tor and check baggage
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
a. A. McLEOP, G. G.. HANCOCK,
Pres't gen. Mgr. Pass. Agent.
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NETWORK e.
NEW. ENGLAND
RAILROAD.

10 Miles shorter than any Other Rail Line Between
New Nork aud Boston.
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
The White Train = the most luxurious train -un OH
Eastern roiGs Has Pullman Nova Parlor Cars. Dining
car and Buffet Smoking ar and Coaches.
or 90 miles from Wiln.antic Boston, without
Ear 81 les, than that other limited train
This train leaves Grand Central station at D. m daily
and arrives IN Boston at 40 D. M. and vice versa.
Noon train with Parlor Cars Dining Car OF VIII
mantle leaving Grand Central Station nc IL o. stops
Vernon, Willimantlc. Putnam Hlckstone franklin,
and arrives IN Boston 40 80. \ &. KENDALL.
General Ia sscngcr Agent.
G. ). MELLEN. General Manager
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REcORnrD MOETGAGES.


Ahas. Charles G.. to " " Ferris. 7ist-t. -
ave 3 year, s4oo2 ,n,. ,,,,,.., g. 9Th.
ave- H. ye,rs - 500
" talinste. Agestno; to II Abcrman. No $40 Wei
Grain 1Gcaa. r. to zrer 75,hs,. W o,hnve.
Dasgo i'%ry. to paes t so savings. corner 9th
Psap@oa: Victoria r e COO L''nan hedford'''
Fi,7ia,fck John. TO + y Dhlns. ae~ve. 2ot'
81 IieEm rn Ariia f. to Muxcn corner i45th.
s., and Tdpecomb.aye. ! year $1,000.
Horw'h Mahlm. to A Miller ss Fast illust In
Hubert Philip G. 70 NIL Cornell. 81 we't 2'ths'.
Hutchinson. samuel. IN c osd'n lot 1896 map
mayenevsr Theodore A. Title GqsTan,s' and Trus'
o'nye % 80 .ss Sr' 'i b!srsv. south
LEW saac to hllce Miller 81 Fast Iiir., in.'i.
ei Nv Mitchell C. w Kane. 1913 rae widest
i I,nsiS Tout. 2 Cisco 1913 PearL't and so
Trvy. Mc,cr - ii -chntzcr. n lienry-st. q
Woynaa William IL TO r Mo,non n Of i27th.st. v
o. Nee thsfiS = q l. Eng.iand. Of i4h.-t Of
MSe%sJ IN ~ ,o,n ,l ra,' Sc 600 corner Of
ScVmsik' AeIShan. to J Knox. ct al. col Henry
fet..o" fdSala II 2 cn!,cq: :oS Sa,on" Bank. Of
i:noetoa no.N ", to Dr' BON S Soc In',"1on'
r ~ :en"' moma. 70 rinr'ant Ine9.,a Saving,
Rank 20 North Wlliem.st. year mortgages. 10000
,si ST. T yesra :. s e '' N''''' u
srSs 'F9Sei ben. % % so v'"v'l''h of l'o
Sccck Walter y. b. Caroline "sndsn. Of both
s1tt4rlec. u~ry. q Horton lee Cream Co 3i'
nd ODD. . years. sl5. oOp.
smith. John u. 70 & & L'ts Of 1l9th-st. Of 4th-
''' smith h. Ana b D Il Jewet:, of loth,: of
sth-aVc. years BOO
Tetien Christian /. Citizens Savings Rank Of
oothst W a 3d-aVe year. mortgages. f24 600.
Walker. Alexander. IN J lawson Of l04thst. -
1ithave. | year. $4,000
ZmlnerInann Iustus H. Washington Life Insurance
Co Il 2ih-st Of 9th-ayc. years, NOR. g1ges.
800 600.
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILW.AHY!

NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN KAibwsashs
In consequence lnpro, enents being naae ~ -
foot Of Jayst aad after June is9S me s ler
passenger business OF this company VIII DC nnayL
transferred from Jayst TO the ferry house Of tne
yania Railroad Company at the foot OF West io'hss %
Trains leave West i2d-st. at \ 20 a. III, 70 rsSs
earlier West 18Th fOr Lake MoaonxN dds
Minnewas and Waikiki Valley r. r. stations Mas,iia
town Boomngburgh Port Jeryis Monticello Tartsn
Fasburah Liberty. Livingston Manor hsnsocnE amestoa
dale Scranton Walton. Delhi sidney Norwen ,sood
U,ca Rome. Oneida oswego Detroit. Chicago anu ''.
West. ., . u,uo
3tJ =. NJ. Campbcll Hall. Lake, Mohonk ana M
wasks. Waikiki Valley stations. Midcletown WI
lake. Livingston Manor ~. x,A...x IiV
1900 z. NJ. Midtletown Fallsburgn; Liperyy,, whh
ingston Manor, Rockand, Walton sidney NJ "chI
Oneida Oswego. Rochester. Niagara Fails rhs, -
eago, West; Pullman Seepers reclining d.n0
free to Suspension Bridge. Daily: all other trains Wv
except Sunday. $500. ~
Pullman ds room seats and sleeping s nsIrrs0X
ebeAned e. 823 Broadway. Eew-Yofk ]. q. ANUrnsS~
O. J. A.. SO Beaverst.. NewXosk.
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FOR BOSTON
AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE
Solid Pullman yestibule train leaves BROOKLYN e..
II. H. Station). 80 daily. except SUNDAY eus
Boston 80 D. N. Tickes &C L. l. X. r oncoss
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w n. ,. Y n. a. ~ A. Co.. Lessee.)
AND minutes sS eae Fx from foot Nest
$3.50 A. M.-Daily for Newburg, Kingston. Albany;
daily. except Sunday. west Of Coeymans Junction.
7ii5 a. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except sunday
10000 M.-Daily for Ncwbure. Albany. Utica Syra.
suse R s Buffalo: Niagara Falls Detroit CHI
ll,3yi M-baily except SUNDAY for &iSSny and Uuc.
Ai5 r. y: DAILY, tof Albany Montreal. ytle., syr.
cu,e Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit Chi
cago 81. Louis; daily. except saturday Tor Toronto
Oi3O y. VI. Dsly except Sunday for Newburg, Albany
Saratoga, Montreal.
S,i5 p. n. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rocbes
49, u ''alo Niagara FALL. Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
Louis. "~'
HkVrRSTRAw LOCALS, a:t5. 's:t5 r. NJ
as. 900. IL rs l.. NJ. ~'
.roit, Chicago; St. Louis. on all through trains.
sDaily. For tickets. timetables, paror and sIeepna
sccommodstons or nformaon apply Offices Brook
Tuiton-s New York City 49, 27I 3e9 785 oI2 Broad.
doS IAMnEhT sns o. Wsss sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

pertinent The book is well printed but TO
Judge from a single example, very Ill bound.
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ERIE LINES.

~ So! 6rRA1S !. IN -. YORK AND
n SItGARi FAILS, AZ rEHttHSSItSs PASSS;
1zzz1 RAAA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route to rassoic Paterson Tuxedo SeS soS
scn Bath iamnondsport. Avon springs, Rochssss,
Lake Cieveiand Cincinnati ST. Louis Chicago and all
points West. Trains leave New.York foot o Chamoes:
st. follows and i've minutes earlier from West go So
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
q m A. NJ. p.iiy-Via Niagara Fails and chaaAaus
J.UV Lake Parlor Car New.York 20 Buffalo. seepss
to sns,v 0 for MSns st p0f 'e
vEsTIByLE LIMITED.
> m p. NJ, Dailysolid uan FOR Chicago via Chausss
o.UU qua lake, VITA daing car 20 Chicago. Sleeps
o Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
1880 dale an and MonnSicc I~ ''' '''''''''"'
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
q on 2. NJ. pa,y-sod train TO Chicago VIZ Sa7n
Huialo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
. IN II. ". Dslly,via chaatauqua Lake and n Nss'S
O.CU Falls. solid train 10 chicago Sleepefs !"
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIS.
Ws'so p: m. $50 p ~. 6 80 ?; a.. p ms y.
p. Sundays-3 a. M, p. M. q 80 D. H. s'~ p NJ
FOR NEWBURG
NVEEK pAYs-o a. m, 3:t5 p M, 4a5 p: IN, Nv
w D. M. D. m. sundays-9 a. m, p H. oiSo D. w.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
Nj ttk,, oiiee. Also copies Of Sumner Homes"
aiming select list hotels boarding houses s.s
;1SYSch E l1s' s ssgn'p PULLMAN S
Fsrr re. 1 NV ors sss Fulton BrocSyn io Broad
way wiiliamsbSrs 300 uasolt HobcEcn ana Jsr.s
baScaSe from hotels and residences through dnao
D. /. ROBERTS. General Passenger Aeen"
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RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlock ingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt streets,
On and after 1901 a. MAY 22d 1891
THE FAST LINE.
e,OO A. N-Pumsn VeAtibule Sleeping and Parlor Can.
Eu. H. t S.s s ' essS.ss 81 az Tor &s's
eN''O' TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Drawing and State Room Sleeping. Dining, Smoking 1,
5 Sssss:ss ', sSs ). T. ca
Hss,s5s 18th. aSTi sS Arrive.
1 ESa. l5 D M no mex. ia day ''''S ~
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
ana Dining e.. oS s's
sod Cincinnati vesYeaie smoking Car Sna 'e.uevs
s:aas. SS'sse Ne end s. Ios, 30
THE COLOMBIAN EMPRESS
x.Hs .os sess 1s s%ss
Hesch ea from SsvYofk 70 cScaso Arrives Chi
THE WESTERN EMPRESS
ssiSsss S5nslIssa Slsy;sss
and Fsba.s nnas AS :s. sss
II .sTsss 3. 4sss. s:t
eA''' Pacific EXPRESS.
500 T.. N.-Pumsh BuGe, Siceping car Ne~:fork 70
Columbus 10 y. m,
ceveand Gs5 p neat day and daily a. ohis ,
a9 o. . 'tiSaa aSd Except saday
Aao r. Vim ' through Sn sleeper Se
i en- e o,'
Va 1SY RnoA1iis. ctaiiaao5g. ana b,%in chan ,,
1910 4. "a. Washington Limited kNpre.sr wei. tx
Pullman Ee,uGu!s rarf pst,so aryysne IN
$40 a,n r. v5,oas T.s "s.. aad sas .rras
washington IS NJ EXTRA , t.rs beyond usual
Esprs': Train; and 90 90 snS 80 !. .qS
fs and Fs' p':% % 'aS 90 Isa S''as
70; ci; 80 onsDS Sf; esssS with through
For Cape May. 100 p. m. weekdays. Through Buffet
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.y.as Limited Win Dnins CO. sna 10 40 shin
p 10 5o sG 81 co. . 40 90 90 100 y 80 90
snd 90 y. m. and Il rs night ACCOMMODATION
II 10 a. m. $40 ana 90 m. Sundays, Express,
$40. go 800 90 i;imiteedl aga ~ 90 q. M
IL. ni.ht Accommodation 90 and 90 D. m.
For Time Tables OF trains 10 local points the Pennyl
.sis Raroad System Apply At The fSI s ing Ticket
A.tor House. 42dst and 6thave. 1874 Ea,, l25,h:,t.
26t West l25hst. PSI Columbus ave- and foot OF Des-
bross.s and Cortland Court.s. SEQ Fulton.
9s Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF tnl.
ton.st. Brooklyn: rs Hudonst. HoboHm: Station.
Jersey City.
ne 9 and % en- for III
CHAS T.. PUGH. J. Il WOOD.
GnerAl Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Qcarllers.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supple; Professors Teachers. Tutors Governe.ses
&C.. 20 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply q,
Ms. ]. III. YOUNG.FULToN. Is Unlos SQeare.
IJESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 81 East I0th.st
supplies competent teachers. tutors. governesses
schools Engush, German, French and Spanish spoken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
REAL ESTATE.
BI-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
The heat and the season together seemed 10 NC
nr,vs ,he real estate market of any life. only one
sale was advertised by X. V. lIarneu a Co.. % ~
6s West Ninety under foreclosure anu '"'
was adoui ned. -. ocou,ied I'm the
disrnssion of the action of the board, winch nae ~
ready appeared in The Tribune. The Opinions WI.
a. r:a,nts as the speakers but some OF the DrOhers
are OF opinion that whatever the result may %
Immediate eject will he TO turn much OF w, on1
into the hands of the brokers tlht UP u "" p'''
time has been done at auction. . -, & 90, h,vc
1t is understood that john H. t9ley ~, I s etvev
made large SALE particulars Of which VIII pe gwen
out on Wednesday.
New.York. Monday, June l3
No sales were held at the EAehangc ana AucuOn 1o0N
to-day. III. =. 40 40 yost oGth.st @ 9th.
sale OF dwelling. with To-, No % "es' Vo''''' '
ave- was adjourned to June To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

Musical Instruction.
~ RAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
VI l42 w. 23d-st formerly on otnave.
OPEN ALL SUMNER $780,,
Special for teachers and professionals Gfadeu
course for beginners. Send for particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14


From every flower aerial Emma feeds;
1t hardly seems possible that he could have been
thinking merely of "a town in Sicily now called
Castro Giovanni" More likely he had in mind
tile classical notion so well expressed by Clauiian
in the lines where Henna, parens forum. is
described as sending Zephyr to breathe beauty on
the flowers which Proserpina and her companions
were about to gather. He might even have in
tended his own words 10 be taken in the sense
Of personifcation Of the land famed in the myth
OF Iiadcs and Pcrsephone. This Interpretation
lends interest, also, to the two stanzas OF the
Song of Proscrpine whilst gathering flowers on
the plain OF Enna,- in which Shelley showed his
interest in the old legend Of Sicily.
Tie upshot Of the argument from the examples
that have been given is that the combination
of concordance and commentary is not happy
one When u reader Is merely looking for
passage In which he is interested. he feels as II
the opinion of the maker Of the concordance re-
meeting the meaning of the passage were hardly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

L steamers Saratoga and City Of Troy leave Pier a.
n. r. foot West 10thst Tally except Saturday. Q. D.
Cosnect with trains for North and East Sunday steamers
touch St Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
NORWICH LINE.

points North and Direct 10
NEW.LOND0N. NORWICH and WORCESTER. Steam
Pier 10 od number North River next pier above
Desbrcr Ferry daily Sundays excepted 30
F. Tickets and saterooms secured principal ticket
Offices u NcwYork, Brooklyn Jersey City, Pier 40 and
steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
Nem 1)ubllraIIons.

E,shteepsh Edition. post paid for 25c q stamp ~
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why IT Falls on
i Turn, GREY and the Remedy. BY Prot. HARLE
PARKER A. M ION0 4 CO, lob Arch.st,. Phila
bH Everv one should read this little book
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Brooklyn
1T. CATHARINE'S HALL. 2se.292 wa'hinston.a ave.
- I.Dioccsan school for young ladies' anu
children. Prepares for college ReOptns Sept 20, 1oo2
Apply TO the Superior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

THE BRooKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary: Boarding "a and
i DAY School for Girls. AID year Opens sept 20:
College preparation. 1870 MontAeuest, Brooklyn ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
yCHE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
uAte Of Columbia Heights Brooklyn
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5th ana Seth Streets. NEW.YOIK-

For Boys and Young Men-City.
GUNNER SCHOOL. Introductory fall college exani
- nations, begins August 10th. Scientnc, oassles
Electrical Engineering. J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS
D., Gas Madson-aye.
n UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, lab Broadway
" near i2d.st-56th year. Summer classes.
y. {. HENDRICKSON. Phi. ID.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. ,-, 49,, -
u SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly begin Z,
Juy 1892 and end 7th september. For crcu!ar , spp
1P D. University OF Va, Charlottesville, Val 10 JOh
b. MINOR, Prof. Com. and STAT Law
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
BREAKING RECORDS.
The Skaters Will Make Another
Attempt Today.

The final trials in the one-mile con-
test for the amateur state championship
occur at the Junior Pioneer rink this
afternoon, and the hardest work of the
season will probably be done. This
event has excited the attention of skat-
ers all over the state, and in st. Paul.
Minneapolis, Saltwater and Duluth
especially. The two trials On the 18th
and Goth inSts. respectively, both re-
suited in Ed Parmell making the fastest
time. He is remarkable skater, being
altogether too heavy. one would sup
pose, for swift work, but his endurance
is excellent. He is in very poor
condition at the present time.
and his work is all the more
of a surprise on that account. His
many friends will be greatly pleased
should he cut few more seconds off
his present record of 3:14. This he is
confident he can do, and will make a
desperate effort this afternoon to win
the championship. Johnson, of Mime
apolis, wiIlnot let the honors slip with
out hard tussle, and he will undoubt-
edly cut the time already made by him.
self, 3:14, which he made Wednesday
evening, thus tying the contest with
PannelI. Gus johnson, of Duluth. has
also entered, and as he is known to be
one of the fastest skaters at the head of
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,astime, too. 1t is equally adapted to

pastime, too. 1t is equally adapted to
the abilities of the fair sex. as has been
demonstrated by the bellies of st. An
thony hill who grace the Nushka club.
And they are experts and can vanQuish
many of their aspiring brothers. They
have an eye that discriminates, while
the finer sensibilities, and better bal
ance Of their nerve forces. send the ball
with unerring precision down the mid
die alley, and ten strikes are the order
with the sweet Nushka girls.
Tho Nushka club, however, is not
entitled to the credit and fame of first
Introducing the charm of ladies to the
bowling alley. Season after season
these beauties who have spent their
midsummer vacations amid the classic
and picturesque scenes at White Bear
lake, have had access to the Williams
house bowling alleys. and it was there
that they were initiated into the mys-
terleS of the fascinating and eXhilerat-
ing pastime. 1t was there that they
learned under the tutelage of a mascu-
line cicerone. how to put curve On
the ball that would do credit to a base
ball pitcher, and when they made their
advent in the Nushka club, the boys
were dumbfounded at the phenomenal
scores the pretty ones bowled down.
Bowling is an ancient sport, and was
immeasurabiy popular in Washington
Irving's day, and he even made the hob
gobblins of the Catskills adopts at the
play. And bowling in st. Paul dates
its beginning from the primitive days
when the great metropolis was a mere
village. Many old settlers remember
with feelings of romantic pride the
happy evenings spent on the alleys on
the other side of the river in that old
cave, near where Dakota avenue now
crosses the bluff. Alas, that scene of so
many delightful contests is now pro-
famed by its degenerating into beer
cellar.
The. DAILY GLOBE, always in the
front rank in encouraging meritoIlous
sports and pastimes, has ordered an ele-
CANT solid gold badge, which will be
hung up for all the clubs in the city to
contest for. 1t is an emblem that will
excite the envy of 1.-the defeated clubs,
these columns shortly. There are seven
clubs now organized in the city. and
soon the seventh will be added. They
are the Nushkas. the Seven Corners, the
Enterprise, the Capitol, the North Star.
the Kegel and the Press club. The lat
ter is just organized, and the boys are
considered novices as yet, but they
promise to be sin it'' before the
GLOBE trophy has been permanently
won by any of the clubs. To become
the property of any club it must be won
In three contests. That is 10 say, each
club that enters the GLOBE tournament
must play each of the other clubs, and
the club having won the largest number
of games in this series will be declared
the victor, and the badge will be pre-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
Scraps of Sport.

There is quite contest for the services of
Alexander Covington. the star lightweight
jockey. The youngster rode for Marcus DAILY
last season, and his father has now signed
him to ride for Green B. Morris, owner of
Stratnmeath. Marcus Days people still
claim the boys services under the contract.
There is some hitch about the contract, Days
people claiming that it gives them Coving-
toms services. Covington's father claims
that it gives them only a 'call,'' and on the
strength of this he has signed the boy with
Green Morris for big advance of salary.
Ball players at the University of Pennsyl-
vania are to have base ball cage for prac-
tice, the alumni having promised to defray
two-thirds of the cost if the undergraduates
would raise the other third. Arthur Irwin
will probably coach the twenty-five men now
in training.
Mark Baldwin's $4,000 suit against Chris
Won der Abe is docketed in Philadelphia and
comes up next month. Some Quaker judge
may charge Chris a few dollars for the days
Mark Baldwin boarded with the cochroaches
at Four Courts.-Times-
Won der Abe now comes to the front with
the statement that he was joking when he
said he had signed Fred Pfeffer to play Sec