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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-07-14
No. observation-disclosures

Curtail varied and leave several.
A nobleman and leave a spike of corn.
Aboriginal American and leave coun
try.
A complaint and leave fiat.
A raised floor and leave an animal
Order and leave a large cask.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-07-14
Col TIE QUEENS MEDAL.

An American Architect Honored by the
Royal British Institute.
The Royal Institute of British Architects
has bestowed the queens gold medal upon
Richard Nj. Hunt as token of it's approval
of his work on the buildings of the Column
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-07-14
Puniana.

Sea stories-the decks.
Gets fioored-the mating.
Indian canines-savage dogs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-07-14

No. ls0-Triple Acrostic; From to 8,
Hastings; to IS, Blenheim; Tito "a, Water
loo. From to o, hubbub; Q to 10, appeal;
8 to II, scythe; to l2, Titan; 5to 10, Isaiah;
to IA, novice; to Is, Gemini; 8 to 16,
Bchism; to II, barrow; 10 to IS, Louisa; II
TO 10, elicit; 10 to 20, nature; 10 to 81, ham
per; IA to %, enroll; is to %, indigo; 10 to
"a, merino.
No. 161-Twin Diamonds;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

NJ. and Ma Z H. Stafford Of Hast.
ings stssss very pleasantly entertained
the Young wonsn's Christian Temper
ance union last Tuesday evening. In
teresting reports Of the flower mission
department. the giris' sewing school and
other lines Of work were given by the
superintsndents MrA c. W. Jones WAS
eIected superintendent Of the literature
department and viii keep the wall.
pocket At tho Union depot supplied
with Temperance literature. The even
ing clossd With songs BY MIR. Stafford
MrA Jones and Mis- Carrie Gould.
Miss Bessie 4. Goodrich. who has
besn spending the winter ut Salt Lake
City, kas returned 10 her home in this
city. She has been director Of = private
kindeegnftsn t.6alt Lake City.
Niso Hester Stowe. director Of Park
kindssgarten. vent 10 Chicago Thurs
day. She will spend the summes vsca.
ton there With her parentA
Miss Eloise Everhsrt went to Chicago
Thursday TO visit her sister for the sum.
mer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

w. E. Cowlishard will attend tho an
nual convention OF the international as
ISOLATION Of Car Accountants. to be held
in indianapolis. Mr.. Cowlishard will
go as the representative Of T. G. Leav-
enworth. general freight agent Of the G.
X. 4 !. road.
The change Of time on the southern
division Of the G. K 4 /. will 90 into
effect today. The West Michigan road
and the northern division Of the G. r.
4 l. viii change time next Sunday.
II is rumored among railroad men
that the Lake Shore will not issue any
moro mileage books. and will establish a
half rate fare during the continuance Of
the Columbia expedition.
There will he sixteen coaches and two
baggage cars run for tho Maccabee ex.
cnrsion 70 Kalamazoo today. The train
will be in two sectionA
The West Michigan road Win run q
Sunday special IN Ottawa Beach today.
II will leave st y o'clock.
Henry Sullivan. paymaster for the G.
r 4 l., returned from his June trip yes
terday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Prof. J. W. BeartisIss will address the
yoang men in the Young Men's Christ
Ian associations building. corner Pearl
and lonia streets this afternoon at
o'clock. A special invitation il given 10
AL young men 10 be present building
open from I'D TO 8 p. m. Reading room
open from I'D 20 and from TO g
pm.
The annual report of The W. T.
Lsmoresux company vas fled yesterday
showing capital stock $4,000 with a3l.
loe paid in. The company owns no real
estate and has Slg..39s3 in personal
property The debts are tlb.7S1.y2 and
the credits are t32.171S3
TIE Grand Rapids lodge az Good
Templsrs will give an ice cream and
sffawt-fry sociai In their hall In the
NcAulier block next Thursday oven
ina. An excellent musical and literary
program viii be rendered.. No charge
Tot admission. Ali are cordially invited
The Country club will hold tennis
tournament during August TO decide
uho shall enter the efate tournament to
re- held August ~. The club can hsve
hut THREE entris@ for the state tourna-
rnent. and y Is iesred 10 have the best
players IN the cab enter.
Tae sesenth ward Juniors beat the
Sfxih ward Juniors GA the Seventh
street grounds yesterday sfsernoo1 BY =
score II ID 20 I6 The features II the
game were the pitching ~ MsrckwArdt
and the double play 81 k.nxle and PHiu.
The Univerisy Extension society AZ
tempted g. hold its annual meeting
asain 'sst aixiaf. but failed % quorum
sna sa ssSsufnmsns v~ taken until
some time lste IN the s>asn. The date
VAS not h,est
New periodical and newspaper flee
we're plsccd in the u VI. e.. A. reading
rooms yesterday. A pp~sofllce Toe The
reception n members mail has also been
pssced N the general office.
The Eos BATTERY 10 planning . trand
military sxeurssen July 4 These viii
30 mounted drill BY the battery In full
dress uniform and general athletic ex-
ercise-
The funeral q Henry G. Canoe. Who
died AZ Worcester. Mass. juno "a will
he held f,nlorrow mcrnsrg 1t 10 o'clock
from The family rssisienee. No. nj Third
street.
The Rev. John n. Hnbhe. rector IL
Grace church. vili deliver tcusghe tho
Second - the cou~se - ->~rmons fnr the
tsnse~- on The Humanity % Christ
The faoetal - G.. r Godfrey win be
heid FROM the residence "a his uncle.
Silas r. Geifrey. >a. s Fast Park place.
NJ , chick this afternoon
f.cansr,is srnnunce regular Monday
salcs herraftef on one article Ia es~h
department st actual ccst. Ses their
advertisement
The bark ei~srines sos the sesk
snuussrd 81 H<osf1. 6ecr-s>e II
tlffea5s over che corresponding week
- ls=r year
The Rev J. + Hustled wiil hold rsiig.
is,u< services in the ccnrfv rccv hsuss
this sfternnou. No coilestion ~ill be
taken.
Nett "Wednesday night the cbpir q
tsrsr~ church ~sli give cnoceet - the
f~di>~' literary ciiSb hou-e On Sh>,doa
street
seven >ss~s ~ borks from Holland
PASSED through th- castsns hcue yes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

The employment bureau has furnished
workmen 10 NOW lawns and do odd jobs
the past week and has found employ.
ISN'T Tor seven women in washing and
cleaning. We want moro orders sent in
early in the week. and alan wish to
know II work Il satisfactory, 20
We can give recommendations. We
are anxious to find steady sRork
for . competent man. He has family
to airport and will accept any honor
able position on trial. We have a man
whom we can recommend 10 take up
and lay carpets. Also man for clean
ing cisterns and doing odd jobs. We
know OF "A invalid woman who would
Be benefited by an invalid's chair. She
would like to receive orders for needle
work. The district nurse still needs
sheets. pillow cases. changes 81 clothing.
and 0edicines for the relief OF the sick.
She has relieved many pitiful cases Of
suffering. We wish to inform the pub
lie that two able bodied tramps applied
for aid and refused to work. We wish
the people would refuse TO support such
persons in their idleness-
ExxA FIELD. General Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

mo NYnn1re
Little oe unusual interest took place
at the meeting OF the board a public
works yesterday afternoon The follow
ing bills we're allowed and wero recon
mendcd Tor payment: Byron Pierce.
$50; John Luthor. tds1O; Y: u.
Blickle. olS; Martin Van Overen. $50;
NJ. V. Curtis. 80; q. N. McCray. I'D;
Il. L. Launiere. 1880; J. y. Orth. SO;
Charles 5. Wilson, 80 l. y Baldwin.
$3.50; f. K Vaughn. -; Richard
Orpcn. eG.D; K X Aayslett. 80; J. =.
Knox, S2a1o; X. j. klengier. vzOoO; IA
r. Pierce, Sll.2i Poster - stevens,
e9.A3; Vacuum Oil company. SO2S;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

The trustees II the Henry Memorial
fund wish TO return thanks for dona-
ton Of 81 towards raising the fund from
over four hundred 10 an even i've hun
dsed- They also wish % make an espe-
cial appeal for children's clothing. A
mother. seat to the hospital. has left her
chiidfen in c1re a benevolent people.
Their ages range from 3 % III. Dons-
items Of nourisnIng food. orders for meat.
etc. may save several mothers We know.
20 care for their own babes. and prevent
much sickness. Donations or orders re-
cssvs<a q No. I'D North Division street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

At Imperial lodgr. l. o. o. F.. Friday
evening. L. d. Schramm a No IS Dun
ham street was presented with solid
gold past grand badge by the members.
Mr.. Schrsmm has been member o. the
order for thirty years. and for twenty
Ave years pact a member Of White
Water lodge at Richmond. Indiana. He
has been confined 10 his home for some
years past and was taken 10 the East
street hall in an invalids chair to see
the second degree conferred. The pre-
scntation wss made by w. 3. Stevens in
behalf Of the members.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

A meeting of al former graduates OF
the high SCI DOL has been called to meet
With the adjosrn,d meeting OF the pres
emit High School Alumni association. at
the high school rooms. Tuesday even
ing. June -. at 7:45 p m. to form per-
manent Alumni association. The com
mittce appointed at the last banquet will
present proposed constitution and
plan Of e-Ranisation TO the meeting,
and ofhcen will probably be elected.
Ali graduates. former students. teach
ers and friends Of the high school are
invited and urged 10 attend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

The Grand Rapids Retail Grccers as
eusiation will hoid . spciai session In
morrow night in the Protective Brother.
hcvi hall. IT n. q Pearl street. and the
following program has been prepared
sos the occssi<,n: Address by president.
vocal selections by Wilbcr quartet. al
areps By Amo~ q Nrs-elman. whistling
colo BY Bert Ricr. recitation by Miss
Belle Therinstcu. Address by pr,mi'
nent ane.ristson vrrkers. selections by
Schubert club refr~eknenta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

~ ths enspsl tsnpssancs meeting 10
b held h Good Tsmplass' hall. NcMul-
IN hlock, thfo ak1sgpoon q $50 O'Clock.
. de- musical AID literary program will
b. pondoeod and The Rev. Isnae Butter
GsId viii delivss IN sdtlress-
Ths Sunday school Of All Souls
church bid picaic II Reeds lake yes
tefday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18


Strahsn 4 Ospulich, tie hustline
clothing 6Rm. are uarvels h fhAig hl,eI-
ness and certainly stand q ~ heod Ia
their particular calling ID T.. Hb .
boast * theirs to give sAesenetina to
their customer regarding . PC II = guit
whether the patron h tall h9n, ahort
one. heshy one. OF = slende3 Individual.
II man Visits oetsnsibly 70 b fitted. Il
though his form u poor onb, be y sure
to be satisfied. Strahan & Oreulich
have every detail Of their business ut
their fingers' ends, and are thoroughly
acquainted With the wants Of their pa
irons. hence their success in fitting =
customer Their stock 10 largo ope.
complete and all the latest, most attract
i've styles and patterns grace their coun-
terra Do not hesitate to visit this firm
il you fear you cannot be fitted. Give
them call and your opinion will soon
meet with sudden and decisive change.
You will leave the store clad in new.
handsome and stylish suit Of clothea
--~----------------
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18
WILL MAKE 4 FIGHT


= - =
= - n
ve1> hss I'D peoltkea u IL ctso1it
oou<< - = pecultnx nneueA 4 uouth
go Lewis a. Wishsy. - wuasdien q
Fred II. I.sooarsl ksxan suis in Ne
circuit eoars - snnvI - nsr,i.-. -
Mar = k1ec as1 tNs4 ~ Lspnagd
In her psest1no M1 Anonu1 ~
Drtn chs ontk0uln9 o1IeHod foctos That
ohe vas mnrrind - Tso1i n. Ioonard
Aprl 2. -. n Windr0e. Ontnrio. ana
tS.s 49,, 49, 81 s.,.-.&k~- - 49,
s.I .~;c- - ..'-.- - - - -
.--S S -<~~ tY
'~ 80 49, - ssey 80 "
% epsSstrA os 49, Frvde ocoue
= sooss e1SbO pss ysas sad thas - =
worth from oi1Qooo % &30O0Q CDttl
April I. 16a FPo<1 rscoivod o75
psr uesk fsou the neucoo<s a.
hi ~-t,te. hat On Anil Is Levis n
w,,h~. -. .,;,s.d -...--a,.. go
NJ. a. W,sS~w - t-;tS'a ). 1870
90 a.,ii.~ s<.-s-.f 80 ...---s~x
ss,.'.,. sn. -h.',s - 10y. 49, ~.
80 \. A. W,ss~~,- -
=. NJ. 80 ..S CT-~~ E-s-s
n Ia an. $3.50 ~ 80. 80.
sb.x r.<.es~-3 fn,,;e.,.sd s... 80
Nm. -, F.,r,s.rs .o-s~.x - 49,
amo,,,sr ~ frs r. shss 49, - -
h~s..~,. a. No. - .~~r;.t -.
4 a. h.r hsx. rat hssn ~ - 80
t,nu, IN. ,s~,asns~ t-cs,,s. NJ V;sSs.
-. r.sas-5 - 80 49, - '''s
srsstcssss NJ. Wehey.
She alleges that since disappointment
MIR. Whitney has noe had i've minutss
talk with Fred H Leonard He has not
attempted 10 inquire INTO the wishes or
needs u his ward and has refused to b.
come acquainted with Fred She svsrs
that Mr.. Withoy's treatment Of Fred
was 80 basi that the latter left tho state
aBi went to reside in another state.
Mira Leonard says that Mr.. Withsy'
sent Tor her to come 10 his Office sone
ftase previous 10 the LIST Of May andgave
her 900 and that on May he gave
her t5o. The day he gave her the so
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Childrss's Day exercises will b held
10 Joy Msnorial church this evening.
the s0bjset VII b Coluohia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

TplNjc' odd curiosity il great place
jHHvSv to visit. You can get what
vo,, wanf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

EQncc IErc always ON hand At Diet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Don't forget that the q. K I. morn
ing train leaves nj 500 q m. instead Of
1905. and runs solid TO Chicago, stop
ping at Midway Plaisance and Hyde
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Don't get left. G. r L l. sold train
leaves FOR Chicago at 500 q. m. instead
Of 1906 a. m. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Excursion train leaves Tor Ottawa
Beach this morning at $50. Round trip
Is cents Get dinner 1t Macatawa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

E. w. Bliss 4 Co. 81 Monroe street
collect rents. attend to repairs. taxes.
etc. Patronage solicited. Phone 14l6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

81 - We have just received q bar
of.<o gain in Ladies' fine dongola kid
button shoes with patent tips. and will
make this offer for this week only ia order
10 advertise this shoe. which Ia worth
600. We will sell Il at your choice Tor
ei.23 this week only, at ~ ~
O'Hara.s. ~ Canal street. sf.<V
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

ef nm buys . beautiful. fine White
v5.VV Legorn hat at CorI. Knott 1
Co.'S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Mems union suits at Stauffer'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

- .....aw.,.,~ -. -
~s,s's-..:s ~. issde ~ - .
continue Il this veek
Our soomy chaioreae
department. Ma htled WITH
crowds Of buyero ou tast
veek-o mpet1tore adver-
used imitation saless but
oe.I;tv ana onant;tv and
3ecae nrices vere hi9her.
What other atore can do
=, welL
.nilor auits. &c.
!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Maccsbes excursion to Kalamazoo
f9.h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Lsdsss' Shoes.
Eagsn Bros. Canal street, are showing
very nstty Iadies' shoe. patent leather.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-13
TIMELY TOPICS.

New and attractive designs in millin.
cry, modelled from latest Partisan novel
ties, at L. Coquet's, over Boston 99c store.
Prices will be found low.
If you wish to know what an experienced
pharmacist thinks of Dandelion Compound
read the advertisement in to-day's issue.
He not only sells it, hut has used it with
most gratifying results.
Children can obtain work at the Ameri
can pin factory.
The An9lo-Ameriean Dental Co offer 6
reward of $50 to the DEMOCRAT reader who
solves a conundrum published in theil
advertisement to-day. Try it.
I Ladies' are invited to call at 1. Chase's
and see the fine display of trimmed hats
Upwards of 500 of them on hand in every
shape and STYLE
A suit that wears we'll. That is what
you can buy from J. B. Mullings for lit
tie money. Styles and fit are guaranteed
correct.
Why not have new set of teeth and i'm
prove your appearance. No charge fol
extracting If you order plates from DIR. J
w. Mahony, 15l Bank street.
Miller & Peck are offering great bargain
in chenille portieres. Prices have been re-
duced nearly one half. Call and see TO
yOurSAlf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-13
WORLD iOF SPORTS,


Ward has had a conference with
Mark Baldwin and may possibly sign
him. Crane is out of condition and
Ward does not intend to take any
chances with him until he gets into
shape.
President Byrne of the Brooklyn club
does not intend that the patrons of the
grand stand shall be disturbed during
the games. Last year he requested
Gen" Dixwell to refrain from uttering
his favorite ''hi-hi," and now he has
issued an order that no children be ad-
mitted to the grand stand. The nerves
are very sensitive.
1t must have been CALLING to Ward to
have his old associates, the Brooklyns,
walk away with three straight games,
and yet he contributed materially to
that result himself by his poor playing,
1 especially in the last game.
The suggestion is made that the New
Yorks exchange Kelly for Mullane.
New York cannot give what it has not
/ got.
John Clarkson has been called home
to Boston by the death of a sister. He
will probably not rejoin the Clevelands
until they return from their Louisville
and st Louis trips.
The Brooklyn team comes nearer TO
being made up of pitchers and catchers
than any other in the league. There are
only five men of the thirteen who are
| not able to do efficient battery work
when called upon.
Harry Lyons is considered the best
| fielder that ever played in New York,
and he can run bases with any man on
in the team. In batting parlance he is
not regarded as "slugger," but he bats
for his team, and his work last season in
that respect compared favorably with
any man on the team.
Rain prevented the Acmes from going
to Meriden to-day to play the Resolutes
Another early date will be made.
The Young Acmes of West Main
street challenge any nine in the state
ranging under sixteen years of age. J.
Powers, manager, Gilbert street. i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-13

The brick block on the corner OF East
Main and Orange streets has been sold
by Hugh Coyle to Charles g. Belfit and
81. s. Scovill.
James Bowling had his left forearm
badly cut by machinery at Randolph &
Cloves milRpto.day. The wound was
dressed by DR. Benedict.
John Clarson had his right hand
caught by a power press at the Water
bury Clock shop this morning and suf-
fered the loss of three fingers at the
second joint. He was attended by DR..
Benedict.
Albert Avery, while working on a
power press at Plume s. Atwood's shop
to. day had three fingers of the right
hand badly smashed. DIR Benedict am
putated the middle finger at the second
joint. g:
Robert Grierson, aged "a years, died
last night at his residence, II Division
street, after a lingering illness. The
funeral will be held at $50 tomorrow
afternoon, with services at the house
and interment at Riverside cemetery.
The new Sunday paper, the Globe,
will be out tomorrow. 1t will consist
of eight pages filled with the cream cof
| the local news, the service of the Asso-
oiated and United press, sporting mat
tiers, correspondence, etc. It will be'a
paper Of the people, and for the home.
| The funeral of Estelle Turgeon was
held at 2:15 this afternoon from the
residence of her parents in Waterville.
The funeral services were held at ST
i AIMS church and the interment was in
Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers
were Joseph Demert, Charles Martei
| Allie Pratte and Arthur Forth.
These cases we're assigned for trial
this morning: May 90, Fritts vs. N. Y
N. E. R R. Co. May 25, Kendrick, as
signee, VS. Union Gas Saving Co. The
seduction case of Mary Doolan VS. James
Corrigan was finished in the district
court this morning and Judge Brad
street reserved his decision. The case Of
Barnum & Harrington vs. JamesJ Egar
ct al is being heard before Judge Brad
street in the district court this after
noon. 1t is a complicated note case anC
will scarcely be finished to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-13
TOWN BOARD OF HEALTH.
A Large Amount OF Routine Bushes
Transacted This Morning, vii

Transacted This Morning, vi,
At the special meeting of the town
board of health this morning. the resig-
nation of N r. Bronson as president was
accepted. Attorney Bronson was then
elected in legal manner, president OF
the board, after which an adjournment
sine die was taken.
The adjourned meeting of the board
was then called to order. The minutes
were read and accepted.
The auditing committee reported un'
favorably on bill of $125. The bill fol
$125 of DIR O'Hara was approved. The
bill of P. s. Dillon, $31. 25, was ordered
paid. The bill of $112 of DR. O'Hara
for the month of April, was ordered
paid.
Judge Root and City Attorney Bur
pee, the auditing committee, rendered
their designations which were accepted
The bill of Edward Flynn, SO, for worl
at Rutter's pond, was ordered paid.
1t was voted that the health officer b.
instructed to notify the owners of Rut
ter's pond to appear before the board a
| 10 o'clock Saturday, May 90, and show
cause why they should not remove tn,
nuisance said to exist at the pond a
their own expense.
1t was voted that the health office
report to the board the cost of deter
mining if ice, consumed by inhabitants
procured at the Brass Mill and Welton'
Ponds Is detrimental to the publ
health,
The report of the health officer as +
| the work done removing nuisance
was accepted. The meeting then ad
| jouFned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-13
FIsTIc SPORT At NAUGATuck.


Rattling Contest Between Harrington
and King, Won By the Latter.
The Naugatuck Athletic club served
out to the small number who attended
its entertainment last night in Manga
tuck rare bill of fare. The prelimi-
nary bouts were full of vim, especially
the one between the Magner brothers
of this city. The battle royal created a
ripple of amusement. Everything was
centered on the final bout, between Tom
Harrington of this city and Edward
King of Birmingham. The interest was
greater because of the unsatisfactory
ending of their last contest. The battle
lasted six rounds and was a scientific
one from start TO finish. King proved
to be the more clever Of the two and his
upper cuts and right hand swings won
for him the battle. On mitigating Far
rington had the best of it, but King
was a quick "ducker" and escaped
many wicked lunges in This way, The
first four rounds honors were even, but
in the last two King punished Earring.
ton severely and covered him with
blood. 1t was thought that the police
would interfere, but knowing it was q
limited round contest they allowed it 10
go on. A terrific right handler from
King in the fifth round virtually settled
the contest. 1t cut q cash over Earring
toms left eye and the loss Of blood must
have weakened him. Referee Ike Viii.
liams of Bridgeport gave the decision tc
King,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-13
AMUalEMENTS.
"DaVy Crockett. )"

Frank Mayo changed his bill last
night to "Davy Crockett and pleased
the audience by one of the best imper.
sonations of the role that he has ever
given in Providence. It Is a play that
ought to live forever, for 1t presents q
icture of love and heroism that cannot
hi to please and interest all classes
Mr. Mayo is eminently fitted for the par
of the backwoodsman. He is handsome
and manly, with a musical voice, anl
speaks with such distinctness that every
word can be heard in every part Of the
house Press. At the opers
house Monday night, 7s,