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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
The O!ymplan Stag a Success.

Tho elite Of the east side treated to some vsry
excellent boxing and singing last night at tho stag Of
the oINnpian Athletic Club at Bohemian Hall b83
last Fitth street. The place crowded and the
aiair was an encouraging success both from q imam
ciai and hsir point Of view. The programme Of the
night was started with n rattling three-rcund bout
tween George Schaefar and C. Lewis. two feather.
MeEht~ They ponn each other in great shape and
tnleht so evenly that thc referee cal led 1t u draw.
similar int ertstiu bouts folio we'd and by the time
me c"c:t Of NJ round slashor" be.
tween j. Hoffman and G. Weiss. two Oympian 4 q.
members YVES nat on the crowd was Aroused to high
r,t"h or enthusiasm Tho iiIst round was devoid Of
hhSthlnR crcstinH but in the second WAxed
warm Weiss led with his right and got singer ON
ihe nose HOFFMAN retaiAtcd with like blow on tbs
Jaw nearly lending his opponent out. Hot innRhtins
ehsneu TIL the close of the round In both
beam proceedings we'll Weiss got OF the gruel~
however Both men were pretty far gone when time
was called As in the first affair tho referee was ana.
BILE TO pick winner and declared the contest drSV
amid wild burst Of applause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
'Eus!ra Regiment Marh.mcn Compete for
the RIkcr Trophy.

The contest for the Rksr trophy Is attracting the
terest OF guardsmen generally and the Twelfth Reri.
men' in particular The second competition took place
al the armory range tn Tuesday night resulting in
victory for Company +. with OF .DS point
with Company e. the winner Of the las, ms,ch q close
second with 2o2 points. Company was represented
by team Of three. CompanyG again failed to enter
team and may he considered out OF the race Com.
Tany was also nnrepresentel. The following table
was compiled from the books OF Secretary Down, of
the Twelfth Regiment Rife Association;
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WITH SHOTGUN AND RIFLE.
shooting for the Abee, Trophy.

The shooting for tn. Abcel trophy at the Seventh
Regiment Armory range was continued last evening
by seven teams representing Companies c. X. A, II,
aud the junior teams OF A. r. and II. Tie
far better than those made on the first night To.
night the teams OF Companies E. f. and junior, will
compete. The OF the junior team OF Company [.
competed at late hour last night Is included below.
The scores follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
Bowling Games Tonight.


AMFRicAS NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Monarch VA Spartan. Spartan VS.. Sonpareil. Nom
pareil vs. Monarch.
AnERICAN AMATEUR BOWLING UNION.
Section n. Subdivision 1-Bachelor vs. I.otos, at
Bachelor alleys.
section b. Subdivision 2-Etna vs. Palisade At Rtna
alleys.
Section p subdivision 3-Prospect Vs. New York. at
Prospect alleys.
section {. Subdivision 2--osceoa vs. South Paw, at
Osceoia AlleyA
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Roseve A. A. vs. Manhattan A. C. At Rosevilie A. A.
alleys.
Elizabeth A. c. vs. New York A. C.. at Elizabeth A. G.
alleys.
wHrHLsEs's LEAGUE.
Brooklyn Bicycle Club v. Jersey City A. c. Wheel
men, at Brooklyn Bicycle Club alleys
ISrER'CirB TOURNAMENT.
Union League VS.: Knicterbocker. at Union Leagus
alleys: Aurora Grata vs.. oxford. at Aurora Iraia a..
leys: Wildwood Vi. Montauk. at Wildwood alleys; Ian.
over vs. Carleton, at Hanover alleys
PROSPECT BEIGnrs TOURNAMENT.
PARK VS. Speedway.
HoB0KEN TOURNAMENT.
PLDnix va Night Owls. Hour Va Turn verein
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
PINS FAILING EvERYWHERE.
Exciting Games Rolled In the Aaerfcau Ma.
tIonal md Academy Tournaments.

Tho fsdoras Of this city, Progress OF Greenpoint and
Ataantas of Brooklyn were the contesing teams in
tho thirteth series OF games In the American national
Tournament at the Germanis Assembly Rooms alleys
last night Each game excited considerable interest
especially the opening game between the ATLANTA
and Progress boNlers Tho scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
The Winners Mt Gloucester.

oLoucrsrER, Nov 3o.-The following is a summary
Of to-day's races:
First Race-seyen'eirhth, of mile. Anthem nr.t
Heytienne second, Annwan third. Time, AZ
Second Ra:",-fiveeixhths on mile. Empera FIRST
Lyrst second. La Juive third Time :O7lc
Third Race, Seven and q half furiongs Tels
phone nrst. Genal second. Jim Glare third, Time
Fourth Racc-Five-crhths OF a mile Little Silver
iurst, Leo BrRel second. Censor third Tim., LOT
a. Ftth kace-Tnrse.qusrters OF a milc. schuylkill
ntW: TEX second Tom Flynn third; Time, :o2L.
= Monroe second Maid OF Screen third Time 25,I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

NEw oRLEAss, Nov. So.-The Crescent city Athletic
Club has purchased from y. DanziTe for So 600 plot
OF ground for their club house and II Is piece
OF ground little over 800 feet square. bonntsd BY
Canal Custom House, aud Fierce streets and Carroll
ton avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

The Wheelmen,s Bowling League series at the formers
,J.5s.y ysx.:'s Sl4s Insn1Sswsss. IA:
SnSh.,t1p hSySs S-Fs;in iia AnsInts ias
l2o; Newman. lls. aud Bartsch. l5H Total. l.o49.
nsy role. Sa @ .s'nns
in the Prospect Heights tournament. The scores:
FIRST GAM.
msr. i2s: SPAIN; l2,; Bushong ld7; Total 49,
H. Nj ssEfs '"E s
pdnoSu. s Horn IN. nc9 9, 13 Bartlett 1911
,Ss Isl, 5.q e @ r a
N1xAR. Nov 30 The following scores were rolled in
the Montgomery Tournaments; tonight:
Berkeley-Coghlan. 1874; Bishop. 1856; Otto l5l Vein.
RN.en; as Ma.H T snmnck q. Sloan
Woodland. i6I: A. i. Woodland. 3ol. Total 772.
Acknowledgment l5l nen,z 1872; Mcintyre 1877,
EranLorh ll3 Osborne. 1913. Total S11.
~. ~ MGo sos 49,
THIRD
,S msfsse i?5E'5:H Rsn! As'H''
wenssrsh III Manes. 1874 'i Total. TSy 49, ''''' 1915
In the team tournament game. Of tn. Mid wood Climb
Of Brooklyn on Tuesday night. Team No. 8 won two
game" 'N' scores; ,rn.r c.~r.
,s Ks s %sks ss ss To. III Beaf
Team No 4-Cone. l5<: Hubbard. $50: Sheriff. 40:
Garrison, 1%S; Bramm. 124. Total. 1875
Team No 8-Johnson. 1877; Sullivan. 153: Beardsley.
149: Jackson. l<3: Walker. 1873. Total. 40
c Ist% II - s.nn i IL as Ss;s n4'
Tho New York once of the Keyston. watch Case
ries st tho fremont Hotel alleys Tuesday night Tho
scores were:
y u. white / Co.-whlte Iol: Mason. 1o1: King.
KEYSTONE Watch Case Company shepherd. TO-
Smith. 70, SPARKS. 1Gl; Lndzey. 2l2 Total. BAL
y H. White 4 Co-White. %: Mason 1875 King l12:
Rail IA. Total! 5IO
keystone Watch Case Company shepherd. los:
Smith. l5l: Sparks l+!: I.lndzey. l+l. Total. 53a
1i'iRn G,sE.
y. II. White 4 Co. White 100: Mason. 1884, King.
12T: Rail- 1874. Total $50.
Smith. %; Sparks. l47. Lndzey. 1853. Total. ao9.
n i. white 4 Co-whne. lo5: Mason. l+l; King.
12l: Rail 1872. Total. J0i
KEYSTONE watch Case. Company shepherd. los;
Smith. 1879; sparks l44. Iindzey. 1879 Total. go
n. II White Co White. lOS; Mason. 1874; King.
1873: Rail. IG3. Total 5Ij.
Keystone Watch Ease Company-Shepherf. 1875;
Smith. H.: Sparks l1+. Lrnirry l+7. Total $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

capt. Doun,!son Newhurgh. y. r.-Yon win.
The official register gives the tonnage Of W X. Tsn
herts steam yacht Ava as 1.l5l.24 gross and tOo.
net tons Jay Goulls Aaanta registers 1884. gross
AN 1 ~ II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
Hornbacher Fights . Draw,

BnrpGEFoRr. Conn. Nov. 3o.-Eugens Hornbachsr q
New York and Billy forsythe fought fifteen rounds to
draw last night IN sailors Hall! Tho mill Witnessed
by several hundred sports. This 10 the second time
they have Tough TO draw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
WiN7S TO FIGHT FT7ZSINMOyS
SregEains Deposits 81 900 In Defence OF Hts
Claim to the Championship.

BOSTON. Nov 3o-AleN. Greggans the middle weight
boxer arrived IN Boston to-day, posted II 900 in
defence of hts claim thu middle ght champion.
snip lie authorized the following telegram, which
was sent this afternoon to Judge H. B. Newton Of the
Coney Island Athletic club
Alex. GregEa!ns. hy his hacker, lose nh Levin OF
hosion this day posted 81 900 with iii support Of
ms claim to the middle weight chanpion ship OF
month. " Wv
" He desires especially to negotiate a match with
Robert iitIsimmons Of Australia. for purse and out
tc STAKE" ana l. prepared To make the latter II
fi'Hsinm"i- will battle him Tor the middle. weight
championship OF the world A. W. CooKx"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
~sTr News from the Horse World.

., Mr.; fletschman IL reported as having ysar-
ing In MS string ut Gravesend that recently
worked three furlonGs in So. seconds.
"A Californ "a exchange Is responsible for tho
placement that the two year old colt BY love,
~ CyTus. purchased by Trainer Matt Allen at
inc Ehret sale for $1,000. could work 8 fast
a. fairy last sprinG. The same authority
sHys tnat imported Cyrus traces to more Derby
winners than any other horse in America.
LExlNGToN, Ky, Nov. 3O-The following
omcers nave been elected by the stockhoi
9f the New Kentucky Association for the III,
Owing year; T. 7, Claw, Pre- sident: Milton
Young, Vice President: j. \. Camden Scrnpd
fice-President: j, Henry Miller, Secretarv:
games y Hogers, Treasurer. The Board OF
Stew4ras CHOSEN IS composed of the Glowing.
2; n Lyme. byron McClelland. Gus Straus r.
It. Thomas. Matt smrson, and q. j. Wilson.
For the Indoor Lawn Tennis Champ,ousb,n.
Chicago Nov 3a-An indoor lawn tsnnistourn.v 10,
She indoor championship Of the United state. win Ia.
hsld in the Auditorium, Dec. H. H. and ~ under m.
patronage OF the city social lirhts and looked uoon
from boxes and parquet 1t will lie for charity
the proceeds to be for the beneh OF the Chicago Ahs
neum The father OF the scheme is !. W. Brooks And
the games VIII be conducted In grand styie in every
uetai. Inc tourney Will involve much rivalry. From,
the East the entries include Valentine o. Hall Malcolm
champion g. T. Chase j. \. RyeEson. and Victor NJ ii.
Negotiations are pending 10 secure the services OF O.
CSmpo.l. the champion OF the United statet. and a
one PRIZES In singles and doubles wi be rich M design
Ahe cosby BOXES will be arranged around the room
Sne sAms As for che dsdic alton bait and the Oor viii
ssSofs'sa' VAN ths courts In the csatsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
Manufacturers Shooting Association.

Members OF the American Manufacturers Associa.
on representing the prominent sporting goods anu
factursrs OF the country met at the Aston House yes
erday and elected Board of Directors to manage the
gentlemen selected were Harvey McMurchy OF Syrs.
e9ss A. q pu Broy Of MeIiden. Conn, NJ T. Lindsey
OF new iefk 4; q. Courtney of Syracuse, and 7, H.
hsser OF New York u Is the intention OF the organ
country and the EFFORTS put by the
shooting. 'AP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

George sd!ons. the Western feather weight II on
his way TO this city from San Francisco In all prob.
ability Siddons upon his arrival in New York. will ~
matchcd 10 ight Eddie Pierce again before the Copsy
Island A I. for u S. 600 purse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

South Paw. - 142 413 "a $50 4Aa 52S 614 rQ3 To-
Recreation lI; 25S 33s Al Ih6 ~ do $50 Sl3
vmpre--C Lodge. scorcrs--F. G. Dewey and +. s.
Barnard
In section H. subdivision 81 the Anieric an Amateur
Bowling Union the New YorLs easily from the
trt nttt IaSt NIGHT Tlas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
THiRrY-rtRsr GAME-RuY LorEz.

Tomorrow n consultation Came will be
played with Lasker and Pollock tho orposin.
1unlprS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

Pleasure. I'll 1913 25a 35l Ala 900 J1g RTb 40 s3O
Adnns....''i lao lot 2a6 1873 424 Ola 90 Gal IOS
lmpire, Charles II, King Scorers-IIenry Thes.
meyer and !. Hogan.
Aversges-rleasure. 1876: Adonis. 1s1 So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

The howlers Of the New jersey and Elizabeth Ath.
rtc clubs batlci last evening the alleys OF the for
lner organizations club house AT Bergen Point IN lhe
ninth game Of the series. and for h.si place in tho
cha III DtOnship Of the Amateur Bowling Associa
tnu. tn. JerYeymen emerged victorious by All adyan
tasc OF 1OJ plns The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

On sSSopnf o. the weather the game between the
team sss pssR pgsiPsstdn0 Friday sitsIas0s 81 jS0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
FIRST CANE


iRlNNs
Progress 81 lN4 o3a 32l 5g7 4s2 GRO GA 700 Ts5
Atainta. .,3t no "p3 $40 44s 5a2 NIB aaS ia s4S
Ehlerding
Averages Progress. i57: Ataian,a 100 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
Totals ia 20 10 S15 Totals. Ill 1921 rs:

Pastime 40 III 2G2 $40 413 400 b7l esl 745 sl5
Pleasure 10 l4O .0S FL 35+ 455 52a sos 664 rs,
William Bart-is
Averages-ras.ime. 1853: Pleasure 1%6 c5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01
Tho South Paw Club lost two games in Carru,hers's
Brooklyn tournament last night. The


South Paw - 13s 20! 21a $50 424 500 Coz ss5 III
Peconc. 1877 .'3 343 ~; 547 834 7I3 s18 VOs
rnVire-.S. II. Cornish. srorers-c c. Riggs and F.
S. Barnard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

Ataanta. ~ 1876 c56 3lo sas 4s1 $50 cal 7o7 777
Fedora ...7f l43 80 32l 3St AL 524 5yl d5i, 727
j arboe. " " ~ " 80
Averages-Atalanta, 1856 -: Fedora l45 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

TotnI3 To y TO SNSI Totals ....11 70 II SO
Lotus 100 $50 $50 44s sol eel 745 $40 sas
Grip...... SO 80 80 $40 400 sol 500 6s7 7S5 $40
scorers-I $. Gross and W. J. Reilly Umpires-s
Price and r. Roesch.
Averase-Iotus. lIs SO: Grin, IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

New York SD 1872 .GS 3Ia A95 JOS 595 1ol aO4 s9I
orient .....sn no 243 $40 Az 49, 5rG 63l TlE 40
Sr'r,rs-J. H. Bell anil A. {, Bruggemarn. Empires
l.. II. Mclean and j. VI Ia barry
Averuge-Ncw YORK lI6 10: orient los.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

Several high scores were rolled by the bowers that
rsrresen'edf the Pleasure Adons and Pastme DO Wing
clubs In last nights Of the Academy tsurn on.
ha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

The game played in section b. subdivision OF tho
American Amateur Bowling Union last evening a, 145
West 125h street. was productive OF some very high
that OF tho Lotus Club standing As the top
sc0re Of the section. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-01

wavsrly .. ~ lGl oa5 SD 2a5 444 roo 5a7 Eos 7a7
lin knight pi 1873 .s3 81: &57 $50 Gl1 ga 1n3 $50
mp.re-T. lariny.on Scores-A. Keller and ".
Bishop.
In match game between the ckerhocker and
Herman CLUBS Of Brooklyn rolled on Fayen's Myrtle
avenue alleys ON Tuesday nght. the latter team wen
The scores;
liernen-Smith 149; Dictien, l2,; schriefer 1872.
faubrock. lS2 lloliz I5I. Meyer. Isl. Kink.i i5S:
Heller ~. Myer 10; Osi.ndoIi i3a. Tolal 1865.
Bio,r,. i.a: Bsrge. ias h.lmherg 1888; Lisdorp ia
Kathisn las: wssteIsamP. iSl: Hohors,, 40: Chris
sss Ss9s. Sus ssss .Sss ssisS.t ~ Sss. e
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-20

WEST SHORE RAILROAD N. Y.C. & H. r. R r
Trains leave. West cd street Station. New Yorx.
s ssy y1 sissss s Nsr = Y miaaees earlier from the fooso e
Hamilton. London. Dstroi1 aaA Chicago 1000 a.
M. IS 10 p. m, +G-l6 y. m.
ST. Louis, r5.1a. a15 p. m.
Toronto, 1910 4 M, +5.1a. sis p. m.
Buffalo. Rochester, Suspension Bridge. NIAGARA
Utica and syracuss%.s s. 1iiO6tD1 a m, IS Is .a1sr
M I'll. IS a. m. runs only to Utical
Kingston. -S.a0. Via 1000 tl1.S5 q. M, +A.Oo,
c5sstsksiilana Albany. 1871 s7.ls, 1000 Ills a. m.
orsnstoIs West Point Cornwall. Nswburgh,
s,80 lis 81. 1000. +1015. +1l.S5 am. sl.15 IATi
$50 s5.15, b.85. $3.50. Y6i5. el1.45 3. N.
Montreal and Canada East us q m. sis, $3.50
Elegant sleeping cars for BunaIo, Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit Chicago and st. Louis on ali
sDSiiy. fDaily except Saturday. All other trains
daily except Sunday. : t. leaves Brooklyn, Via
BROOKLYN annex. Hoo a. M, ++S0 p. m. Jersey
CITY. p. r. K. station. tlL0 a. M, ++8.S8 y. m.
For tickets, Time tables parlor and sleeping car
accommodation or information apply oficeE
Hudson fSSddso ss and West shore station o0OS1 srooR.
yn-93 Washington street. r2S fulton street.
Annex o1dca foot of FULTON street. New YorE
Nos Il ri. 66S. 1S5, g42 Broadway, las Bowery.
81 kast l4th street. So West l25th street
and West snors stations. West ia street ana
C.E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
aFanderpnt Av- New Xork.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-20
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFnNDANr.

IN In Chanccry Of New Jersey.
Estween Peter L. Piceolo petitioner. and Julia
Norris Ptccolo, defendant, on petition. etc.
10 Julia Morris Piccolo. defendants
BY virtue OF an oroer OF the Court o. Chancery
in a cause wherein Peter l.. Piccolo Is petitioner
and you are defendant, you are required to appear
and answer to the petitioners petition on or be-
fore the twenty.f first day Of June next, or in de-
fault thereof such decree will DO made against you
The said petition Is filed against you for adtvorce
from the bond OF matrimOny.
Dated April 20. 1882.
Solicitor OF Petitioner.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-20
MEMS CLOTHING DEPT.

Now bammering at q $1,000 Suit SAFE.
and we venture 10 say that few and but
very few SIS. 90 suits sold elsewhere are
made any better, are trimmed any DIFF
ferent. display more style than those
we are selling at
$1,000.
We are selling Mems Blue Flannel.
Single and Double Breasted suits,
sizes SO to "A, and guarantee the color
of them or give you a New Suit in ex-
change; why should you pay elsewhere
$40. 90, when ours not a particle diHer-
ent. sell at
$3.50.
Will sell you tomorrow Fancy. Duck
Dress Vests. sizes 33 TO AZ. See whether
other houses will tax you less than $l.2o
for ours at
93C.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-20
Election Notice of the New Jer-
sey Sheep and Wool Company.

Take notice that tho annual meeting OF tho
stockhoid ers OF this Company FOR the election OF
Directors not having been neid on the proper day
as provided py the bylaws OF SAID Company. tie
subscribors. three OF the stockholders,
OF said company hereby call a meet
ing OF its stockhold ers Tor the purpose afore-
said 10 be- held at the ONCE OF the company. corner
OF ersey avenue and Fifteenth street, Jersey City.
on Tuesd ay, the thirty first day OF May, instant, at
2SO o. ciock In the afternoon.
This notice Is given pursuant 20 Article SIX Of the
bylaws or said Company.
q, A. EARLE Stockholder.
w. O. BRANDT, Stockholder.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-20
Better rbaM Won.

He (seriously):-"We must devise some
means of obtaining your fathers con-
sent"
She:-rWeli iets u a heads 70,
care whether they had papa's consent or
notl--Puck
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-20

New Jersey Athletic Club OIL the ~latter's
grounds at Bergen Point.
The event on the programme of the
shoot at Claremont will be the contest for
the Ouimby trophy, a large solid silver
box Tor cigars, the lid of which bears a
representation of a hunting scene. The
members OF the New JERSEY Shooting
Association alone can enter the contest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-20
Price Per sox OF 2noz. Bottles. 81.

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ON
- fIesday, May 81, 1897 nt twelve O'Clock tnOon)
at the State House. Trenton. N. j. for ventilating,
steam heating aud rurntshing radiators for the
Senate Chamber, according 10 plans aud specihca-
tions on ME with the superintendent OF the state
LEON ALBEIT.
Governor.
Trenton. n. J. May Is. 1897.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-06-23

A. 49,. 'u,, ,,It,a ., =, .oA -. 49,.
1lo u.S' oe pu';eu - ~ -" ~
S.Oopeu u"T a.. .N 80. n a,' ~. W .",. liz
S ..vvo%s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, aL,"6 80 ~.
Meu' sa1 ~ - eaS1' ~ s ss
III my 'n'I'" ..S.., : =, ~. go O '
VI! Gt ~. .... = snS -. -. .
~ was 49, sus .N. $3.50, . ~ ha',,,~
~ SaFs'n Sus" ~ ~. -" ~
one sIooo there = ,o1s .ihe WIN = olac ,
drop OF bitterness diiin using user through
her thoughts. To be 30 scorned had
furnished the glory Of her tea party.
She had been fool to think Of having
= Ar,,a- h,,rod ro,noVaa I,v tI,,-ns
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-06-23

when you asked Vinie to 90 and Mother
Mayhem KEEP her at home on the pre-
tense that sho had bud cold. and you
was pipin mad and looked black a. q
thunderclou1 because you could soc
right through it all. Mother Mayhem
was always against you. George. She
hadn't no f9ish in seafarin men. She
said they mostly all had u wife and
family in every port they .frequented.
and weren't hardly ever known to be
pious. Shc wanted Vinie to marry u
minister. She sent Josiah aud mo of in
4 buggy. and when we got to the Mills
you was there waaderin round, loo.iin
gluin and discOnsolIta. So you kind Of
made up to me- because you wanted to
talk a6out Vinie, and you asked me to
BE- your friead and her friend. and to
tell her to keep up her courage and to
believe in your truth and con.taMcy.
You were going next DIZZY to join your
ship for three noathS' voyage to the
West Indies, and you promised to write
to Vinie from tho iii's, port yOu touched.
You gave me 30 many messages for
Vinie ! c0uldH't charge my memory
with them all. didn't so much US look
at Josiah all that day, and he was hoppia
mad and never spoke to me once going
home"
The captain was holding her with his
wary eye. A kind Of ashen hue had
overspTcad his dark cheek. well" he
sail Ialer his breath.
You went away" she resumed slow
ly, quailiny and dropping her eyes un-
der his look, "and guess the devil must
have entered into NE with seven other
spirits. forgot all them messages you
sent to Vinie, partly because argyed
1t ont that it would be wrong to go
against Mother Mayhew. never
brea;hei Il word about that la.ter you
CONTINUED TO PNGe six.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-06-23
August. 4.
Flower

How does he feel 2-He feels
cranky, and is constantly expert
menting, dieting himself, adopting
strange notions, and changing the
cooking. the dishes, the hours, and
manner Of his eating-August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel2-He feels at
times a gnawing, voracious, insati-
able appetite, wholly unaccountable,
unnatural and unhealthy.-August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feeI2-He feels no
desire to 90 to the table and q
grumbling, fault-fnding, over-nice-
ty about what is set before him when
he is there-August Flower the
Remedy.
How does he feel 2-He feels
after a spell of this abnormal appe-
tite an utter adherence, loathing,
and detestation of food; as if q
mouthful would kill him-August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel 2-He has n
regular bowels and peculiar stools
August Flower the Remedy. o