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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
RidEeWood Gun (-Iuh.

Tho third meeting OF tho season OF tho Ridyevood
Gun Club was held Friday at Deckeimann's Ridge.
wood Park l.. ]. Nineteen members were present to
compete for the club medal and the averages for
the annual prize Each member shot at seven birds
club handicap. and traps, modified Long Island
rules both barrels allowed bird be on the wing when
shot At Not one made straight score but c. Kerdcu
j. Krammer. l.: G. Gehring. II. Well G. Nccu J Wei.
R0ld ana Conrad Jaeger killed six zach and tied for tho
medal On the shoot-oh G. Jaeger and j. X ammer
cropped ont on the rs round e. Kerdei and H. Wez on
the second J. WeiROd on tho fourth L. G. (ehrng and
C. SeTl tied on the NTH and viii have to shoot the
Tor tho second place with ve each but could OF shoot
of for the reason. " '
The scorers were: q. KerdcIL % Yards n, I Er,m
m e. ss yard. O. Deckelma,n, .a wards 4; j. FrcE.
ynrd. q: O. schroeder ~ yards & IL Wei ~ wards
q; l.oewenthai - yard: .: q. Wagner. ~ yards T.
% yards ;,I I" c % yards = u; Tonnrschs -
Ties TOR Medal y. G. t;eErng r: C. Nico Z: j. Wei
Lager, O. - - ''' VI -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
At the Handball Courts,

The presence Of Paddy Quinn has the city Of
Chicago anre just yet. in . handbal sense but many
OF his friends In this part of the country
enough to believe that 1t will not be the fault OF the
Carlow lad II he does not show his best hand the
earliest opportunity. The handbal players here have
always been led to believe that young McGurn the
best man In Chicago. and from wha. a well-known
player OF that city writes friend the East he
likely TO retain that distinction even he Quinn
u is very likely that the deciding battle between
mrs, nfs! water Co.konan Wi: he played 1.-The Brooklyn
won match for $40 = side md This will settle the
question between them. Moran thinks he will have =
picnic, Ahern says that the match all the
SHOUTING. II will be good struggle, and the winner
will have some hing to about.
John Conner writes TO The SuH: There ia no ar.
fnnEement bstween George lIRney and myself 10 play
match under THY SUNS rules he to give aces
game am wililnsto play him under any rnle.. the
week apart. liAn'ey to conccdr i've aces game
Champion Casey played Major Carnndy and Prof.
CovRns tho hest NJ three games yesterday and tho
great player vent on record as having been defeated
their NOV ements very much.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
r,.t,.s Out Yacht. .. Ny.el.

The steam launch seawanhaka was launched on
Friday from the works Of Charles L. ssabury Co.,
Hudson. She Is ~ feet long. feet inches
beam. and draws feet of water. Tho seawauhakA
designed and built for the seawanhaka corinthan
Yacht Club to he used at Oyster Bay for
Of the members Of the club and their friends to and
from . point near the Long Island Railroad and the
now club house. and for the Regatta Committee and
Judges racing days Tho hull IL built OF selected
white oak frames straight grained. steam bent and
white oak keel The planking 10 white cedar which
copper fastened and riveted Tho decks OF white
pine laid n mario. strips and the interior !. finished
The machinery consists Of Seabury design fore and
Az compounn engine. ana , ssHbury patent SAFETY
miles per hour
srty OF Thomas 4. Mclntyre arrived at S-abury I
Cos works at Eyack few days She will DO
newly painted and ready for commission by juno l,
to be used at Pleasure Bay and vicinity
Tho steam yacht Allegro ~ 7. Y. c.. tho property of
Col 3, " X CruEer: went into commission this week
Tho AleRra's speed is twenty mica per hour.
r. 7. Morrill,. steam yacht AureliA went into commits
sion Thursday She has been undergoing extensive
repairs At Nyack.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
Brown's Mon nj sprinenels.

Providence. May 13.-rhe folio wing were chosen
to-day to represent the Brown University Athletic As
ISOLATION 1t the intercollegiate meet at Springfield
May rs: Strait. % and Weeks. 03 In 22oyard dash;
Strait. weeks. Adrich. r. N Casey. and Cushing 49,
in 100 yard dash: Marvel %. in 22cyard hurdle and
w. In halrmis run; MicEeijohn and Dolsn, IA. in
mile run; Gardner. ~. IN omiie run: Browneli a2,
In mile walk Ellis. ~ and Webb. ~. thro 9tlK the
hammer; olnay ~. putting the shot; iieatbmun rs
pole vault: Macom6er 'a5. running high and running
broad jumps; Gordon. vs. Stout. IA. in standing
high jump: brown: ~ or ANGEL, 'ob. IN star milo
with better chances Of success than in my previous
year Weeks has ocA. record OF 10 Is seconds Cor
mile wals at tn: Harvard meet last Saturday in
Ellis won frst prize throwing the hammer At tho
same meet his actual distance being vs. feet aud his
handicap 70 feet
Tho Brown University Athletic hssociation have AZ
piled for admission to the aRue which
includes Harvard Yale and ton and II the ap
plicaon Is granted. Brown will have good list Of en-
tries at tho Mott Haven meet OF May Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

The team which will represent the College the City
of New York at the intercollegiate athletic games on
May 20 have been selected Thornton Earle y2 has
been elected captain. The team 10 as follows:
One hundred and 2oo-yard Dashes-wsrren ~ Craft
'92: A. Stern. V3: Emil Goidmark o. and G. T. WOLF
'O5.
Observation-Disclosures Run-warren N. Craft,
'02; c. s. Beaubian. %. and J. Enrich. "a.
EiRht-hundred. and. eighty.yard Rune. g. Beaubian
'o+. and ". NJ seufert. 90.
ne.mle Run-W. N. Seufert. p1, and L. Robinson OK
Two.mtle safety Bicycle Race-E. spahr. 8o and r.
r. Fischer. 'R3
Running High Jump-Franz sigeL '92
Running Broad Jump-Wsrren " Craft, 90; g. silbsr-
stein. W, and T. ~ Donohue M
Two.htiftred ani-t enty-yard Hurdle Ruce-R r. Ma.
gutre, s8. and T. 81 Don hue. 'a3.
The full team have been entered in the handIcap
games Of tho Manhattan Athletic Club on May II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
De La sale Should Have Asked the Brook
Ism Boys to Compete

Club Will take place May 90 on Manhattan Field Tho
boys training hard and will try to lower several OF
their scloo. records Three events have been thrown
open to all private schools and academies II New Yorx
Ihs,e are Toward run. t%lyard run. and onemile
manifested - u. La Sale at present holds the Inter
up the colOrs nj Harvard. " '' "'u"
II Ia generally claimed that the D. L. & bov. hop,a
hay. gone one step tprhe- IN their open events and
invited the brooklyn lA to take prrt The later are
not members Of the Understandable League And thsr.
fore can not be he'd b. its rules. should any exist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
wili.-. Tank. She I. Decidedly I, H.

"iLHAMrowS. May lathe resu Is Of tho recent
baseball games with Dartmouth hav. shown TINT IN,
Williams team are not completely out of the cham
plonshp contest as some at first supposed In fact II
williams can put up such game In the remaining com
tests As In the two Dartmouth games the chances arc
perhaps IN her favor. The Eamo which was to have
peen aged with Amherst last Wednesday but wa.
postponed account OF rain to be
.r.ps, %omin nave been the nrst test AheI SITS
Amuers.f captain must submit three dates for III.
ThmS Ros.pohed one OF which must DO . Saturday
Inc WilnM. captain will chose between theIn II ia
isms INA, Tue next game with Amherst will be IN
81 until the lasI III the season with view Of 5mitt.
II u IS not necessary to decide the shIn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
oza.Y,xs a soEDrss,s xzssAsk
nanitary Nsu Issersssea n che 1seyeis RiHe
resn Chieaee e New Ysrk.

Austary Men 1aterestea " the Bseyeie ktee
rrsn Chicago % New rsrk.
Tie relay bicycle rnce between Chica1 - and
New York. which will be started on wednes-
day afternoon next Is causing considerable
interest among the United States army men.
inasmuch as Gen. Miles. the famous Indian
fighter. who commands one Of the most i'm
portnnt military DEPARTMENTS o. the Govern
mont. will transmit message to Maior-Gen.
Oliver o. Howard. in command Of the Depart
inent OF tho Atlantic. with headquarters at
Governors Island. It Is expected that nearly
100 wheelmen. Including some OF the fastest
and gamest riders IN America. win take part
In the event
The course will be about 1000 miles long.
and the contestants will probably have to con-
tend with heavy roads and other obstacles
during their long journey This will add
greatly to the merit Of the performance. as II
:. In speaking Of the ride. Gen, Howard said:
lam under the imnression TINT Gen, M snirs
vii! ultimately prove itself superior to that IN
which, horses, are utilized. ! have always
in case that bad roads we're met with. During
to maks them; When We found no bridges we
MANY times couriers had to mike their
horscs swim streams. and bicycle cant swim.
SCHEME ssn m nG eiss @ must
be met. shall ne pleased to watch the prog.
rcss and issue OF the trial. and shall withhold
further comments until 1t has proved either q
success or a failure"
Arthur Lumsden. the noted long distance
hicyclist will be the first rider to start from
do the final twenty-five mile run into New
York city. The route will be as follows:
Chicago to Goshen. Ind. IL miles: Goshen
miles: Cleveland to Conneaut, o.. 425 miles:
Conneaut to Northeast. Pa. 4ttS miles: North
ac,ise. $50 miles: Syracuse to Utica. TAP miles:
Utica to Albany. 1897 miles: Albany to New
York city, 975 miles. a-.. e. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
BiIy Pllmmer In Newark

BILLY Phmmor gave AN exhibition on Wa d.mann's
stage In Newark Oh Friday night. with rs.lly and
woods show. Johnny Heath uf East Newark boxed
with him for three rounds and made a moor .bo vnR
AGAINST the round shoudered Engish lad who hit him
anywhere no pleased. Heath faxed three falls in two
younds and when the spectators began 20 home he
tARmsy played with him, '-S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
A Ch.nce for America. Jumpers.

Joe Darby the champion Jumper of Great Britain.
who 10 wonder. has issued the following sweeping
challenge which was received at the Polio. Gd.tee once
yesterday;
81 will Jump against any man In America for e1oo
TO $500 side at any style o: jumping give expenses
Jump In England ortate expenses to conten In Ameri
"a VIII back utysci 20 brat any Jumping record for
naha hops or luhn.. wi'h ~ Without ".!zhts, from
one up 70 tweniy fsc 10 or upward VIII give
shy man ~ me Ntr sh'rn inchts az twn hops All
Hlunp wuhoht WEIGHTS ar two feet in five hops and
lunip or three ieet IN nine hops and u Jump with
without weights for Il same sum, A ieI0st to the
FcIice Caseat " III receive ediaie ~, eniou,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
SUxDs ron A WORTHY rURPosE
Hf the Yerhviis y. N. g. A. Can Raise
aie,oeO They win he All Night.

Sie,See They win he All Night.
The East Eiehty-sixfh Street or Yorkville
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton have been for some years trying to compete
with other branches In this city. In the way Of
athletics they have at various times excelled.
but their small gymnasium has been sert-
ous obstacle In the way OF continued success.
Now they have made start. which II success.
full. will result in q fine new building with all
the modern accommodations. The Branch
have raised $1,000 by subscription. and Sc
cured by contract the property known as I5o'
100. and 1872 East Eighty seventh street The
property Is valued at s23.750. II the Branch
within year manages to raise $4,000 the
Association Board have promised S1O.O 900 addi-
tIonal II the residents OF Yorkville only come
to the front with becoming liberality the young
athletes Of that section will not DO behind In
HE 2orkviie christians have put the finish.
ing toMchss to their winters prnctice IN th me
cds The s M SSS he 81 th Srsf @
poInta out 3 psssibls s ss Fred Becker
tcored 30. The gymnasium cham mp
yon by 5Hmss Bsnte so Gs0Jh os
Milo were tied for second place with 2o4,s
points, Every, Branch record was broken In
tho athletic championships. Charley Henss
to 4 feet Is inches. The standing broad Jump
record was raised by Reuss TO % feet 3 !, INCHES;
He also made a record orthe hitch and Kick,
feet 1OS inches. Howard Drummond made
new record Of s fest z inches In the running
Inch In the running broad Jump Dan Reuss
mnde feet inches In the pole vault and
Arthur Montgomery established record OF ~
feet inches for the twelve pound shot keusS
had the greatest number OF points. 323 in all
the athletic events for the year. and is thereby
loved By Howard s1P prummon G" With 3l3 and
Charley Reuss with 80 points;
The gymnasium members held BANQUET
lately at which these toasts were responded
To-; Our, Athletic Growth" H.. Xurtgenan,;
THE Value of Pcrseyeranes In GymnaSNtiitcIs ',,
E,dG Value Rest Il GymGaftiSs"
mond; Tho Father q Modern Gymnqst!ics,,"
F. Doderien. and Our Athletes I'd TRAIT
ford. DR.. Howe was POSTMASTER. 1t was
shown that the Yorkylle boys had more
branch Tn IN tn, ths city or BROOKLYN u s. l.
the rear. Of the athletic plant at Mott Haven.
and tho Young Mons Institute propose having
. thoroughly representative tenn. i will DO |
made up as follows: Frank Hoag. c.: W. Gutz. |
Ter. p; Il. MehrhoH LIST T.: G.. SCHNEIDER. I'd
b. W. kloepfer. =. g.: W. Valentine. 3D. b.: II.
+. T.: j. Burte. L. Schmidt. and Con
ME Toomey. substitutes. Frank Hoag is cap
tain and manager. He would like to hear |
from \. NJ. G. A. teams, and muy be addressed |
at 222 Bowery. New York city.
AS first stated In TIE Sun. the branches OF
the First New York District will hold cham
pionship games on June 20. Games will also
test at Syracuse will probably BIO held on Labor
Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
Tie 81. AIphOnsus Club Wins tue Cbumu,on,
shLp.

Tho Archdiocesan Union pool tournament was
brought I" close on Thur'day evening inahe Raphse
rooms when the ST. AiphonsJs aud Spald.ny societies
met In the deciding OF the Tournament ..cb c,h
having scored an equal number victories. Ths sna
ous pa r0rs OF the RaphAeis were taxed to tsir M
ut all w " SWIM
The game was to he for l5n points which IN. 81 Al,
phon.ps boys scored when the Spaldngs had but loI
10 their credit. The playing of IT, Leonard OF III. N
AiphonsGs Club was exceptionally fine. -"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
Trains leave above station via
LEHI0H VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls. and the West.

S:l5 A. NJ. 1870 r. N. Sundays 4: Is A. NJ, 7:3oP NJ
For Enston. 100. S:15 4. ~. IL 80 2:l5, 8:45 5Ib
L..
s:l5 "A. NJ. 1880. 8:4J 5:l5 80 r. n Sundays 90
s;l5, II 90 A. NJ. $40 BOB u.
For Hhzeton S:l5 A NJ $50, 3il5. 1880 p. ". Sun.
days s:l5. u 90 A. NJ. 7 80 +. NJ
points IN the Ma1snsy sGs resiSp q s5
For wikesharre. PIttston. and Scranton. s:ib A. NJ.
1880. ~. 80 r. NJ sundays except Scranton. 8 Is
A. NJ, T;3) p. N.
For Elmirn, SIS A. NJ. 1880. 7:soP.M. Sundays.
S:i5 A. NJ. T:3O p N.
Tekss md laros car ses;s IAN BE- rroegrsd at ~
S14 Canal ~. 81 Enst IAN ST.. 25 Coinmbus av aud
BIZ West l.5th It New York: :s33 Washington st.. 72b
Fulton NJ. brooklyn. and - broadway. William burgh
Westcot Express Co. will cali for and check baggage
from hote! or residence to destination
A. A. MCLEOD c. q. HANCOCK.
Prest and Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass. Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
Fishing Taekle.
$portsman's Goods.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
500 Saletics for 500.
SD SaletfeS for &2S.

We have jp.t purchased 200 asln. Full ball Bearing
Sheties. ~ IN cushion tire. convertible for ladies'
gentlemen. These wheels have formerly been sold at
$50 and are now offered for week only at $40 We
have also purchased tho entire stock solid tire
NonP1r \. safs,i.. 2sin wheeIs Call quick as the
price Easy terms Of payment " desired
PECK a IN YDER, l8s Nassau st., N, r,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

Colun'bia Will Hsvc No Varsity Team THIS
Season.
The standing Committee on Football Of Columbia
College decided at meeting yesterday afternoon that
no varsity team should be formed represent the COL
iegs next autumn The reason for this action 10 the
atty team would require
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
Metro,.,,t.. yvhe.Im.n !. Session.

mo Metropolitan Association Of Cycling Clubs held .
special meeting on Friday evening at the Columbia.
Fourteenth street. near Broadway. Among the clubs
represented were: Manhattan. Long Island Brooklyn
Elizabeth Staten Island. Kings County. Hudson County
Columbia. Prospect. Harlem. Ramblers Bergen
County and Metropolis wheelmen. The Ninth Ward
Pioneer Corps and the Washington wheelmen
Of fremont were elected to membership. The
bylaws submitted by the committee were adopted
Orange and blue were decided upon as the
committee to consist Of c. y; Iuscomh; Il. = Ray
strugneil. F. ". LoucIs. W. l.. Fuller. f. Bennett. u
Martin =. rriaL and F. c. Bonriman were elected.
The committee appointed to arrange for the Mhurn
road race. to be held Decoration bay, made salts
factory report.
Tho Captains Association of Philadelphia having
shown no desire to cooperate with the Metropolitan
ISOLATION in holding a century run next month tho
Metroroitans decided to hold 1oom,le run Of their
parade and NEE: In this city this summer Al tho
next meeting OF the association which will be held
May 81 steps will be take for these events
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
RowIinR.

=. LINEN. on THURSDAY night: the villa Lin,a team
The score; W 'olH't"op Pins
Nillh L.nia-Bl.ncke, 1+7; W Langley 1877: Iu,tgen
10y. Wocsn lIe col. 1850: J. b. WoSen. i3g; La pr
Union County Roadstsrs-BiaeS 1h7. ~ u
~ W. ,hamh.rnn. In2: 4: H. Chamberlain js5: J.
Martin. lo3. Total, l.!Sc. '-"' W. D.
20 the CLINTON Bowling Club OF This Sly at lie tornsr.
A ,;i,n, "m Ihnnrsday evening The score
R asn." ~ =. TRs ss III ioa kaser is
AnercIs.Hnnt. 1855: CLARK. Ia; Dem. ~: q
W,snn ~; Lsuiy 2o2 Little 1885, w Seller iao:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
Good Work with tho shot<uu

team match was shot on the grounds of III. Rscr..
tion Gun Club on Long 10 and. between T. wheeler of
this city and /. v. Wilson OF Patterson on one aide
and william Ball and A. C. Lewis OF this city on the
other The conditions Of the match were, TWENTY. nys
brls. The score NP~' ''
Wheeler. .,..,...i2c2l
WLon..,,,".",2i lOi ilO.iiiil.iii
TotHl
Hall ,,...,,....,il ?2IlI2I
Lewis "',.,'.,,la illoi02:2zIIslI2O2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM,

NGhUlNU llAlullUHU DlOlEM.
Station foot of Liberty St., North Rivcr
Time Table in Effect May Is, 1892.
Trains Leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore, AMI Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia 800 7:4s 800 1000 IL so A. NJ,
aSe SsS 400 50 No. is:is nish % a' sunds sss
dinin: car VT an!nf s Dn 80 $780,
For baltimore and Washington daily at BOO IL 30
E'.h d ni.s; car 1so $50 with dining chr 500
fsTloi Gsr. On Day Trains. Sleeper. on Nrb. Trains.
.oS Zoo .ssep. fostsr iH''7 H. 's sx AM
Marri;buIE i2l5 night exceGt saturday night.
P?ii;ys ao1P III. except ii.rr,.SSrs IL :iS night
For snnbIrJ. Le~isouIx and Wi!lism:por,. via fhua.
sor IE&,ton; 800 FIX s;35 III; 90 80 s4s.
nm5 s;.5 ,t; 90 :ge s:!5 7:so ?. ~ 70 Alien:
I:sor NJ: sundays. $50 A. n '"''" '''' A. -
sn hsSss s5'Pes and ua nsss 600
81 Sunday. sS6 " s;sG o;''' e'' 1880
R! E; ;';; sS ~ $;r sS:s. :s' s
20, For Red Bank: Long Branch: and points south to
Bank oniyl 400 I: 90 Si5 r n sundsys' except sa
Ocean Grove and A.bury Park. U:o0A. ~. I r NJ.
n lSs 30 aS's sss1n'sa' Park and b.
a"r Atlantic city fneland and Britgeton. 4:ao A. NJ.
Fer MGnmcuth BEACH. ss.br.Eh:, and Hshl.na Beach,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
WHITE STAR LINE.

SRlTTANNic Wedncsdny May r. lo3 ~
MAJESTIC .Wednea tAy, May g6, r. N,
Superior second cabin accom- ations on Teutonlo
and Majestic Seerags from to the old country $50
once. ~ Broadway, and the wharf foot ct West
10th st. H. MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

Station foot of Liberty St., North Rivcr
Time Table in Effect May Is, 1892.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-22
SOME CLIPPINGS.
terms.

The Sherman Register says:
The commission idea was new and
full of fascination TO the people two
years ago, and the candidate who es-
poused that idea was tulped down
without examination. The commits
sion is law now and the voter will
examine their candida es, and this
fact is discouraging to Governor
Hogg."
And the more he speaks the more
discouraged he will be.
The Austin Evening News says:
The Quixotio address of the so cal
led commission meeting here to the
Democrats of Texas not only presume
that they are ignorant but commits
the logical fallacy of appealing to
their prejudices, not their reason and
judgment. Nothing so we'll indicates
the weakness of the sdministrationites
cause. The demagogues, who will
say anything, assert the railroads are
behind the CLARK party with their NIL.
lions and determined on destroying
Hogg and the commission. There
isn't particle OF truth in this. 1t is
like some other assertions in the ad
dress, "prevsrication' out of the
whole cloth. The.railroads are TAX
ing TO part in the campaign except as
spectators They can afford to be bet.
ter satisfied with the commission than
the great body of the people are if as
has been shown by Chairman Reagan,
their receipts are greater now than be
fore, while the people themselves are
suffering from the driving of railroad
capital out of the state by our anti
railroad legislation. The railroads are
not spending dollar in the campaign.
The issues back of the Clark party are
whether We shall keep on cutting our
own threats financially or whether we
shall tumble Mr.. Hogg and his ruin
ous policies overheard, turn Texas
Loose and let our people return to the
they had under Ireland and
Ross. The railroads have nothing to
do with it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-22
For COUNTY CLERK.

TIE News Ia authorized to ann punce that
T, II ri liz gsworth Is a candidate for county
c'erk of McI.ennsn county. subject to the &C
tioL of the Lem cratic party.
THE NEWS lie authorized to announce that
Tom II. Brown il II candidate for county CLERK
of MCLennan county, subject to the action OF
che democratic party.
We are authorized to announce JnO #. Mar
shall as q candidate for tbs office of county
clerk subject TO the action of the Democratic
party.
THE News is authorized to announce ] W =.
Frost as cand te { T county clerk at the
e. suing election, subject to the act on of the
Democratic party
THE News ia authorize to announce George
II. Keeb e as candidate for county clerk OF
McLeunan county. subj sct to the action OF the
Democratic party.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-22
JUDGE cLARK'S APPOINTMENTS.

Bolton, Tuesday, April 26.
Bryan, Friday, April %.
Calvert, Saturday, April 30.
Cameron, Tuesday, NAV 3.
Cleburne, Wednesday, May 4.
Other appointments will be an.
announced from time to time. Gov.
Hogg is invited to be present at any
appointment and participate on equal
terms.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-22
1T SAVED HIS LIFE.
What Padgitt's Hot Baths Did for a
New Yorker.
WACO, Texas, April IA, $50.

WACO, Texas, April IA, 1892.
Tom Podgitt, Esq;
Dear Sir arrived in your city
last November with inflamma' ory
rheumatism, my lungs also being af-
tected with rheumatic fever. l was
given up to die and sent to Texas to
prolong my life. Hearing of the ben.
eGts derived from the artesian baths in
your natatorium, went through a
course of twenty-one baths. Before
undertook to take the baths l weighed
1O6 pounds, was very sick, with a poor
appetite. After the tenth bath | could
eat four good meals every day.
weigh today 1913 pound, am in the
best of health and will start for New
York June, thanking you and all
the people in Waco for the benefit l
derived in your city since have been
here. Very respectfully,
JAMES CREEPY.
1877 East 1l7th St., New York City.