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Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
Wtnf til Hetfeuoe.

Waar Ge fUrstaser en- S%ernban.r.tIe, paIs
oa en- 9inie,
Som tiIbpbsr fOrtrinIiss % NET bebaseIias
SeiteIier.
som 9aar 9ienHsm en- imuf o. maIerii Del
af 2anoet.
Sonl bar % FOREIGNER -x&njeeIIe for
&rait % 8aalioeIisbeo:~
Som npoer BopuIurttst os er pnost Of Qub.
lituni.
com bar en- ieluItGubig Baneliuie o. ben
bpppt8lte SostisueIte.
som aItto orager Smiorg for fine Basic
9erers Sp9se, SsboseIisbeb % Siiierbeb.
Som er / Sriiboelie Of be Itbffe pripotr
compartment cars % iibfte library buffet
smoking cars.
Som beIiooer eIegante drawing-room OAR
Tor cars, frt reclining chair cars o.
pr9atige Dining Cars.
Som bar uoeIuitrnoe Brig af the electric
berth reading lamp.
Chicago, Wfllpuutee s. ct. gouI gaueu
~forener alt ooenltaaenoe % mere til. 9ens
&rGn or vestibuled, opoarmeoe mso 9omp.
opIplte meo e~lrftrIlt Ups pa uopergaatbe I
~llgeries uoitprelie.
zen uOsoelt8e 9incoIu iaspe: "GsIa FOL.
tet, % ou ian life bare Iau9t ira bet rette..
solicit beuptter 1.-THE Milwaukee,.
8. Z. GonIsn
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agt,
Ct. Tnul, Wfiun.
anm.-5 Sem 8rGE oaslts fra 9pilina.
o0rrne I'll ebtcn9o, ct til ct. 2puis o. et I'll
aanias 9itp.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
fntbtr %seaoenD, Gilbert sta
MinneSnto.

Den 20oe Septbr. beannbcr Qutb.r geo.
oenip 1T ipptnos aars 8irtiombeb. Set
bar I be f%orIsbns ieg Qar baot flor esoutuo
% SntereSfsn for bets Gieruiua or itobio,
ooIet toIanot bort SirtsfOlt Der / Cmcouen
Sfpnt Stolen euonu maa iipes at Oqrs inn
Se9pnoelie, bar oens gtrbeioe boo booret
laaoanne Gruater, at bort 6olt, % tIer 30
os lom bar oGret neo at gruubleaae ben.
par al Grlno til at globe ia beroper.
atalt9e az Dem, iom bar frefpenteret SfoIeu,
o'fter iteo SeIo iom garere baaoe / Com.
nlonltclsn % i NenisbeosRuleu. Set Dor
Dit lts Deb 9ntber gcaoemp, at !Snterssfe
lor HelistonsftoIeu Tan p9ftes oaiaa hos Dor
nnsoom, o9 at De fan sisre meeet for, at
YfenlsbeOerne taser fig af beune saa.
W Den alasie, ipm sraouerebe ipaor, bar
ire oeltemt fig til of itubers 3beolpai. Zen
enc begpuoer / Ssit psb bort seminar i
HobbtnsoaIe; be andre to bill ftuoere ct gor
oeo Sitber College, fsr be tespnber fit tbsO.
lo8ifis Stu6ium.
Oct er 10 en- Sopeoopaape peo bore Sfo.
lsr, at oepdre ben opuorenoe SI9at for ben
'H'Vetlte a'fle; pl oBr oerfor glGoe %, nnar
d ler, at be formaar at sisre noset { ben
Tetntns.
sntberite 6orGIore, iom bar Bsru at
'enoe pna StoIe, bsr ouerpeis pei, ON be life
9ler rettelt I at ienoe benz til bore IutberIfs
Stoler. Grfnrin9en bar uift, at be Der ton
laa en- ligelaa COB, ON lille bebre, ubbanusIie
t De perosItae Sag iom peo SfpIer, Der TIE
or'oes at bort soft; % foo mao bel oaiaa
Oeh Snof9oelie, iorn be tommsr inb unber,
u9re Of flor 8stpbnina.
seq baaber oa, at ret mango piI Ieube fins
spinner os 9strs til 2utbsr GcaSemp sesas
bet fomrenbs Gar.
Der bIioer / bette Siolsaar itr Garsrs p.s
stolen, titsoetfor fem iom fpr.
Spr narmsre Cplpsuiussr b~enp.xoer man
fig til llHoertesueoe. 8. 9. Speuipu-
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
WatroIocgnen.

Chicago News I~friuer: On olminss'
Zig @otrOIOosns ubItpr .r Iieefaa mrr'
ftlist Tom intsresiant. Zen ttlfrloiss
Saettnssr fOr,tilsr fs I Giminsslts'
beo, at ben ipert, mes iusbsTuncbe
8p9n or ubslui.snSs til transport al
fulb, Msnneiisr. 2pben al @usn.ns
@cnssons itaar | GorbiHbslis mto ct
GnfuIb paa ct Spia.bus eqer GnbOl'
bslfsn al en- bsruist 9sriOu. M.n Se
tisntene, fOm bsr.r til gdtrUluOsnsns,
ntaa ubrstts mango fOrftissliss Sluss
2ieneiter.
I'll at bespnbe msb, tilfalbss be fra
the police boxes Os uben Of pibe, buuo
oeres @rinoe 9jGlber, tisrer 8stjens
tene ofitsb til Scsnen for mnaite ct
Worb, ct lllpttestiliGlbe, en- SlOebrano
euer Ell Dplsb. Ranr Der life BABES
no9en D~plpsnius ON bet anmelote 1il'
felbe, fan samle 9stjente i9opanli9
foruo Iise bet efter Stsoet, bporira Or
oren tpmmer. On hurtis 9iltalbtn +.
ST. fra Suoen Of Ban 9ursn Strset
oil roen 9uipl bstpoe en- Sernbane'
ulptte. Meset ofte fsler Betjsntene fig
iaa cisie / Snseu, at be laoer
Stret6er'en til paa 5Orbaanb. 3ette
Gpparat er ct Of be mango, bporm.b
8atrolpo9neu er fOrIpnet. The signal
service officers, iom be tieneitsisrenbe
Bolitimanb fables, CT spebe | 8rugeu
al be foritjeaiss til berss &aabisbeb
itaaenbe Gpparater. Stretber'en er
enbOer befi.nbt meb. Ss.Satten, en-
@ummipoie, Der pasier til Sppsb.t os
Tan fplOes meb So, ipiner en- pistis
Roue | 9ilfalbe uf gOlitit. Sper
Sosn bar en- eler flers Of bisie npttise
Boier, iOm er til fort @aon for Bati.
enten, inbtil ban tau blipe inblast paa
ct Soisital.
3ern9t er Der en- Weoicinfasie meo
oens iimple nbpuls al Gbarpi, 8an'
baser, GmmOniat, Bromide, Sbipform,
Sabe, Gltobcl % nuSle faa Sage.
tnltrumenter. Nu % oa afbolbes Der
ct SnItruttiousturius for at lore Wans
oene liot az en- Suarleses 8lister.
De mao banble % tante burti9t.
Weset ufte fan ct Minuts 3spen bore
Itj9bneipan9ert for bet blsoenoe Offer.
Summi Os ulone "copper" os @nselit
Blaltsr fnoes psiaa / 8usnens Suffer.
gstra &nbber, Slinolpster, Saanb.
iern, come-a-longs, 8euOloere us Gm.
munitipn fsres liselsoes mso. rtalise
andre imua men Hsoueubise @jsnfanbe
er patfet neb | ben blaa 8osns Suffer.
st Bar 9rastrpse tuses meO, naar
Setientene tisrer no for at isse efter
9i9et al en- brufnet Manb. :
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
cpermaapt Iaes 5arter TIL Yitts'
bura for u. ~. R.

5pr bet anrlige G. A. r. 2eirmgoe, ium
afbuIoes / @~ittsburs, 9u., ben soc til lobe
Sept ol g., 6. ". & y. N'p. iGIss @Itur.
fiuu 3idets fra 9eeOrab til ben ouermaaos
Iaps 4ris al SIS, As for 5ur o. 9letur.
ginore eno bnIp Fare. 3s, iom pnIter of
beige Eiten, Tube life unolabe of bragg
Goroel al Oenns Tart, % bet er ben lapsIts /
CONNER, % ben er oabeu for 9ubIitum.
burlington, Geoar 6apios & Nurtbern
Sausn iprer baeIis sieunemeaaeuOe Srpn
meo Gugman SIeepers til Chicago. 9i.
rsfte 6prbiHoelier / Chicago for Gittsburg.
9idets sr for SaIs ben soe % 9Oe Sept,
siGlpenoe for S~ilbagersiis inotil 26Oe Sept.
On Doerli9ere Sp psninaer iorbpr hos Sta
tipusageHteH slsr iirio til
S. WortoH O. Z. & 9. 81,
60.204 Geodr &apios, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
0arme Batter.

"Stapanser I~ftenblab" fortaner: On
Sone / be sitre 8pbsle FAB Der forleoen
Giten uppe til &lOften l os psntebs paa
fin Ranb, ium life er fri for, at ban
al % til tor fig en-, % ba life iaa iiet.
ben 'ommer Tent biem, Omtaaset Os
lsen. sOnsn, ium er en- itart % man.
big &pinos, BERTH Itrabiom os flint /
SuIet, iaa bun boloer COB Orben %
imutt Stel pua ule Ting, Dor M lei Of
bette uoeien. 9nnse bar bun forls9t
BAN meb 3aalmuoisbeo os sobe Orb,
faret flint meo BAN % Gang paa Gang
tat imob BAN meb 8enlisbeb, raar ban
Tom tent biem ON Nntterne. San paa
lin Sibe bar bper Gang giort eobe
9siter Os iast, at MI ftulOe bet albrie
lie mere, men alori9 bolot bet. Stu
iom iast bar bun blet feb al bette %
beitemte zig for at prpoe BAN meb Ifarpt
en8ans. Sapbe til ben @noe foripnet
Jig meb en- ristis goo, ferit % fplbis
2ime, iom bun ben Natten bnobe itaa.
enbs peo gorbenoer, Der bun FAB pg
taute meb Ssmmen fin. So, enbelia,
oa &lOtten git til 2, tom ban bOltrenbe
pp 3rappen % isiIenOe inc 9sren.
Srn "a inssntius, blep iiobsnbe meb fit
Grbeiee ps LOB bum pusls usb Gitlab.
rinsen. "a ban pmIiber bapbe iaaet
al fig % pilbe grade fig up / Ssnsen,
refer ban fig, tar Spren unoer ben
penitre armen ON Salien busfra, Os
boloer BAN p~infait, mems bun meb ben
Seire cir BAN npsen parme @aher af
9imen, iaaoun iUm man unbertiben No.
bes at t~rattere Smaabsrn. Oct ipeo
Spstis. San gap fs pntelia, ps Der.
meb ienbte bun bam tiliengs uben at Fl
ct Orb. Sgiaa ban blep iaa furilom.
Jet oper bette upentebs 1raftement, at
RuIen git al BAN. os ban "brebbe ia
neo1 uoen at faa ct Orb fra fig. sis
ben bar ban parst bra.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
6amIe Snie

6amle Siiie
bar at ramle, % iaa gil bet Osiaa
meb Mr. Gurtins, bn Barber 2rSciulfp
peb Sioen af bans undergraduate en-
at 8ecurabs 5ortibs "Munumenter".
alutten beuueo 81 Munoas @Orsen
iesueoe Seitiiben Of ben aIbsamls 8ps.
ming; be9rou til al 9ptte life ct Mens
neItelip, blot alene en- Del al, bunb Der
forefinoes ct lite Slasies 8rust Store.
5Or Sr. Martin 8rorbp pil bet natlir.
lispis bliUe ct Cab, iOroi ban for ct
Bar Manrsoer maa umbpars ct ian
nuieet noiulssiteo, Tom ban baube pibit
at fan iitanb.
Gen olminoelise Menins er, al be to
Giere Scr. 3rScinfp % SIR. Curtin bill
bp9se iammen en- iaa imasfulb Slud,
at ben fan mnale fig meO b~pilteniOm.
belit / 3ecUrab, % hi tror bet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
Graduating Soften

per Irui. Sredeurioess "9scorat
Snititut afbulotes iioite 5rsbus / Me'
tbooiIt airten, Der bar albeles fplbt
meo 2iIbprere. 8rGiten be9pnbts ps
ertote nleo Sgn, o9 @raouenternes Sore.
oras bar iarbelss beloiss % pife, at
Der oeb benne 9areanitalt lGgses for
9iub paa ct imutt Sprps ps praturiF
5aroisbeb. gn iaabau Offentlis Dp.
%uisnius sipr, at @ubper, Der msber frem,
bliper Operbepiit ON, at pl iBroi. Bred.
enrioses Snititute bar en- iarbelss bel.
big 9uuneliesanituIt for be mangfpls
oise hinge, Der Gar eiter anbet fommer
BERTH for at pinbe 8uuofaber. stuleu
FOREIGNER i enbper Senieenbs al 8aa.
itipnnelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
splen brinaer bet for Saaen. 6

Solen bringer bet for Sagen. On
uns sgstemanb, bpis 5rue par meset
ialpur, bar ira en- 8eiie nplis psnbt til.
base til fin eliteoe Suitru. Otter ben
LANCE Stilsmisie fab be bpsssligt Os
talte iammen; bun lsste meo bans
Saano % tOs 8insen al bans 9ilefn.
ger; EN- bib Subitribe bleu ipnlis.
"Spor bu er blepen Iplbranot, ie
tun!" raubte ben unse Sutru os pesebe
paa bet of 8insen beitpttebe Steb.
Npssierris tOs bun M GprlOpeliesrin,
gen at bans Singer, men FER bar Suben
liseiaa i~olbranbt iom paa ben sprise
Saano, TIL unber &eiisn bapbe nemlia
Wstemanbeu bapt 5OrlOpeliesrinssn /
lin 8prtsmOnai! Den urse grue ioritpb
Sammsnb1nsen, ps bsnne Spbaselie
f~Urpun,leos for enoel @isnipnsts @labe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
Srs. Sumeam & gSan,

8anolG8er, ian irGfes 1:
SyrtH5 &alcp 1T, I'll zoe September.
Sc 9iog she I'll lobe Septbr.
goanis lite Septbr.
Sahfeio 1919 til 1899 Septbr.
&eit Concord 140e til l5oe Sepbr.
8Gneer irGiies uoen Smsrte. Qlt Gr.
beioe ~9arnnteres. 52.2Otf.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

sfDloHsrsu: Seq tan life afbetlI,
Gem 'OSst | Seune Raansb.
areottOr; Oct iomm. ~iurtolt, .. ior.
riss Waane6.
St9lonsrsu: Ga, bO[bt i.a lam, IN,
Orb?
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
grguupper.

grguupper.
SIR. Serbert .. 9aine, ben bpstiss
assurance Gsent, siftepe fig fibIte Tors.
bog mco 6. %. Gaiiuns Batter Miis
Relie.
- Miis Gnna 8. @siisr ~astspiebes
iibite 9irsbas til Mr. &obsrt Sunes
ira Chicago. 1ruSepurret tos famine
Dag uifteit paa en- Grplupsreiie % oil
aisre GbicasO til fit Siem.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

DWELLING HOUSES for sale lear
the Norwegian Luther College and in
all parts of the town of east and west
DEBORAH, by
F. J. d. GKEMM,
3ott ITO w. Broadway, DEBORAH, Ia
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

Stemmerstten ! Sperise. 8 9p.
ietil bar npIis paret bUlbt ct of 700
Rsnneiter beisst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for alminbslis Stemmeret. 8osbplber
strsmbers, @afOr abers % w.ba,trr
Wobnaren talte peo Wsoet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

JIgI1tNDE.
NRiis Gsnes Wuimin al Orange
Gitp, Soma, Der bar pnrct Riis Sbo
2bOmpiors Siaft ct Gar tigers lib,
bjsm fibfs 5rebus.
Sntn GnbsriOn Of gbicasO,
"Stanbinapen1s uosipsr bar Deco.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

Wesssr's Angleworm Oil Linim.nt
erpoloes osiaa for Drug for 3pr. %
SsitefOlt latter bet ieroeles bstt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

Wool: Unwsshed-ooarse l9-1sH; medium, ID
10: fine. N-OqH Washed coarse, 15H medium,
Is-Ie. fine l4-i5; Tub-vashed, ~ COtted. ehsfy,
bury and bucks ~ off
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
feeprabsM
Fsuif pda, oer or Sun'

~ breber al brands al 8lpbpiot
Whit Lead GoutuIbO | Nur,sbst,
men iom lille sr 8Ipbpibt. Oct befaar
bouebioeeIie al 9arpt % andre biuies
Stofe. Nntauet Of brands al act.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

Yropetbeb fOIter Inn tibet, men ino.
brinser meset.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
Stop %
Yr9rielamo.

s De beoite nOrlfe Settlementer
/ WtinnelOta paa 9Obe 8etinsel=
Ier. Strip eQer fom til nit &onI
tor for Splpsnin9er fgr On be-
Itemmer Dig for 2anO anOetitebs.
griien er minOre os 8etinselier.
ne lettere lt8eiom Seli9senbeben
er li9e til Sernbaner os 8per.
{. RI. HOBE,
2O4 E. Eth Str, ST. PAUL, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19

Why Philadelphia should cause 50 much mental
anguish in 'New-York among the followers Of base
bail Is a mystery but II IL fact. and II has been
so for several years The Giants vii. play Wei ana
succeed In pling up n nice bunch Of victories. and
then these hated Quakers VIII come along and spoil
It all. Not that Philadelphia has such grand ball
team. for Il hasn't; yet al. the fates seem to favor
them when they and the Giants come together. II
was the yesterday. and It has been the case
many times before.
or the seven games these two teams have Played
together this year. the NEWCOMERS have won one
nit,e game. and they had to hustle around pretty
lively win that.
Wards men were never particularly vivacious and
enthusiastic on a Monday and tho rest the payers
get on sunday does 20 benefit them. as 1t
does some other teams. Their batting was Of the
puny sort. while their fielding work could not COM
pare with that done by the visitors. Davis was
sadly missed. AMI the other home PLAYERS seemed
70 feel their weakness. Tiernan showed up In bet
,er form IN the field than he has done before tbs
year. making two difficult running catches. Murphy
Is a Victim OK Charley Horse" that punching Of
the muscles so painful 10 the athlete but as his
services could not be very We, dispensed with he
covered his regular position.
With tho exception or tho fourth rUlng Meekin
pitched a splendid game In this inning blunders
by Fuller and Murphy practically gave Philadelphia
two runs Hamilton. Grady Cross Tiernan and
Doyle made the best plays IN the nei. while Dele
hanty's home-run drive. With two nen on bases.
the game
The Giants escaped whhewash by scoring one
run in tho last half - the third inning Tlernan
hit by pitched ball AMI Farr"lls hit - right n"id
advanced him 20 fhrl Farrell was retired az sec
.n's hit centre s'nt In Herman The Work OK
Stage not wholly satisfactory. Tn" score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19

much on account Of the intense heat Attendance.

much. on account OF the intense heat Attendance.
2.O62. Score:
Bsi,Gn :::::::::::s a ~
DISQUALIFICATION o. Baltimore rs Errors-Bos;
ton 2. Baltimore Batteries-Suyetts. smitn ana
Cancel Muane Robinson and Clark. Umpire
Emslie.
Poor fielding and failure to nit at critical stages
lost the game FOR the Bostons In the afternoon
McMahon threw ball which was In play over
the grandstand at the beginning OF the last half
OF the ninth inning. and when another ball was
given to him persisted in rubbing IT in the dirt
against the umpire's orders. Emsle put him out
OF the contest. McGraw blocked Nichols at third
when he could have scored on Longs MT 10 left
in the eighth inning, but Emse refused 70 recog-
nze any Interference But for this decision the
8ostons would have tied the score as Lowe ana
Long would have moved up on the throw s to the
subsequent infeld hit. Attendance. Ass Score;
B T9t imorS ::::::4 %
DISQUALIFICATION H. Baltimore 10. Errors-Boston
g. Baltimore 2 BatterieS-Nlchols and Ryan, Nc
Mahon. Hawke and Robinson. Umpire-Emslie
Cleveland June lS-The Cleveands and Chcagos
played slow game to-day, which was twice
stopped by rain and finally called at the end
of the sixth inning. Attendance 700 Score:
c csisssa :::::::::::::.s ~
Basehits-Cleyeland r. Chicago l. Errors-Chicago
3. Batteries-Young and thinner; McGlll ana Schrl-
YER Tmpre-Lynch.
Plttsburg June iS.-Pittsburg won two games
from Louisville this afternoon. The first game was
close and exciting throughout. Timely hitting win
the bases filed in the ninth inning enabled the
home team TO win out. Attendance. 3,1U score
Plttsburg ......................3 J %
Louisville ..,...................Z D y 20
Notwithstanding "A, Louisville r. Errors
Pittsburs g. Louisville s. Batteries-Cocolough ana
Mack: knell AMI Fare. Umpre-Hurst.
Menafee started in TO pitch the second game for
the visitors but his lame arm played out in the
third Inning and Kneil took his place. The home
team hit knell will. while Killen was effective
against tho Colonies. Twitchel was hit on the
wrist with a pitched ball in the first game and had
to retire Score
piisburg .....................l XII
Louisville .....................0 0 0 O.
Baaehts-Pittsburg 10. Louisville :. Errors
Louisville g. Batteries-Killen and Merritt; Mena-
fee. Kncll and Grim. Umplre-Hurst.
Manager Buckenberger will protest Saturdays
game with New-York. The protest will be based
on the ground that Umpire Stage violated rule 81
when he called the game account OF rain at the
expiration OF twenty minutes. The rule says the
umpire shall walt thirty minutes.
-, Louis. June iS.-The Cincinnati club knocked
IIlw.eys easy pitching all over the field In the
first three innings to-day and Breitensten was put
| in. but too late 10 the game. O'Rourke's de-
cisions almost caused riot Attendance. $500
Score
81. Louis .......................0 ! -
Basehts-St Louis ~, Cincinnati Is. FrrOrs-Cln-
cinnatI 3 Observation-Disclosures Breitensten and
PETIT; Dryer and Vaughan umplre-O'Rourke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
SPORTING NOTES OF INTEREST.

The contest for the Liberty Loving Cup, to be
awarded 10 the club whose cyclists score the great
oct number OF points at the Greenwich Wheelmen'
race meet Mt Manhattan Field saturday, promises
to he interes sting All the prominent clubs have en-
tered their best riders. that good races are as
surel Among The clubs that nave entered teams
are the Riversldes Union County Roadsters. At
aiantas Elizabeth Athletic Club Cyclers. Washing
tons unrems Greenwich. Bedford Cycle club. Lex
inrtons Lenox Metropolis. Montauks and South
Brooklyns .,,, ,,,
A meeting OF the professional Football League VIII
~, hold M IN. broadway Central Hotel at 10 a. m. to-
dav. A constitution and bylaws Will he adopted
ami a circuit made out. , -,
the National League rode To the Polo Grounds yes
tcrlay on a bicycle The ex-manager IL becoming
an enthusiastic cyclist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

Troy June ls.-The umpire, Mr.. Lawlor. gave the
WilkesbarreTroy game 10 Troy, 10 0. at the open
ing Of the nth inning. when the score was blank
for both sides. Belts fairly declared ont at
second. lie did not complain. but Captain Shannon
found little fault, although Captain Cah made
no complaint when Lawor had made n similar
decision against Shafer In the same inning. Pitcher
Keenan, abused the umpire shamefully using the
most offensive language, even after he had been
ordered 10 desist by Captain shannon. ana 10 get
I'm the box and pitch. Keenan, kept up his abuse
and was ordered 10 the bench. lie refused 10
20 and after waiting more than the prescribed
time the umpire gave the game 10 Troy
Syracuse June lS-Syracuse scored third
consecutive victory over Binghamton to-day by
harl and constant hitting and Bnghamtons errors.
4 storm came up while the sixth inning was In
progress and Umpire Gaffney called the gam" on
account Of darkness. Binghamton stood no earthly
chance TO win Score
Syracuse .....................33 l-l2
linghamtOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES v y "
Baschitr-Syracuse 70. Bnghamton :. Errors-
Syracuse l. BlnghamtOn = Batteries-Barneu ana
less; Delaney and Iohbeck. Tmpire-Garnev
Providence June is-Provldence again deteatei
Buffalo to-day. the score being . 10 J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
zrn,,rRA1ANN,s FINE SHOOTING.

In the great international shoot at Manz' Ger
many, on Sunday. Gus Zimmerman. champion
sharpshooter Of the New-York Independent Schaet-
zen carried away the first prize at the opening OF
the tournament. Private cable dispatches received
Yesterday give the result OF sundays ana yes'er,
over the world are taking part in the shoot. which
will last all this week So, ., -
sunday He won the first prize OF the ten cups
offered on the quck-hrng targets az d" feet; ne
eighteen minutes In the field and stand target
shooting yesterday the second day OF The tourna,
,ncnt ring targets 200 yards, Zimmerman carried
away the first rledal the field target and good
watch on the stand target
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
COETHE'S VISIT TO CARLSBAD.

There is no doubt that the life of the
great poet was greatly prolonged by
drinking the waters of the Sprudel
Spring. We have the Sprudel Spring
brought to us in the form ofsalt, which
Is obtained by evaporation from the
waters of Carlsbad.
The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (powder
form) dissOlves tenacious bile, allays
Irritation and removes distinctions by
aiding nature. 1t acts soothingly and
without pain. Best results obtained
When outdoor exercise can he had.
The genuine his the signature OF
sEIsNER & MENDELsON Co., Agents,
New York." on bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and tends
to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The
many. who live better than Others. and enjoy
life more. with less expenditure. by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products to
the needs OF physical being will attest the value
10 health Of the pure liquid laxative principles
embraced In the remedy, syrup OK Figs
Its excellence Is due TO Its presenting In the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties OK
a nerfect laxative; effectI any cleansing the sys-
tenn dspelllng colds, headaches and fevers. and
permanently curing constipation II has given
satisfaction TO millions and met WIN tne ap-
nrovaI OF the medical profession because II acts
On the Kidneys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and II Is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all druggists In 5oc
md 81 bottles but II Is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose name Is
prtnted on every package also the name. Syrup
Of Figs and being we'll Informed. you will not
accept any substitute II offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
rR1NcEroN,s roorRA1.L PREPARATIONS.

Princeton June ls-Forty men Will meet before
the roopenlng Of college FOR summer footoaH prac-
tice Captain Trenchar1's plan Of taking the men
:, Heyp,r, has been abandoned. as suitable ac-
comn,o,lations could not be secured. The men VIII
be taken to Ouogue l.. l.. instead. The backs VIII
report for work early In August. Inc ilhe men
VIII 20 in training on september J. All OF last
wears team with the exceptions OF King ana Biake
viii be back Morse will probably be tried IN king
mace AZ quarter and Rosengarten is the lkelest
man for Morse's position. There is no prominent
candidate for fullback. Phil King VIII De WIN
the team until after Thanksgiving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
PAvoNIA's SILVER WEDDING" REGATTA

Yesterday was the silver wedding race OF the
Pavonla Yacht cub It being the twen;y-hfth an
nual regatta Of that ORGANIZATION There were SIX
,y-four entries. and twenty-nne yachts faced the
s,artlng-llne The wind Hight from the SOUTH
,.as, srd tho f,la vas ebb The Vida Vida crossed
tbe Inc ars closely followed by the s'uer Johnnie,
Airs Lurlne Madeline Nomad. Forsyth M,;,e'
GarS s. Emma X Marjo:ir I.ochnvar, Tempest.
Torment. Doctor Frank. Mary Alad'a ~ or MISS
win or Lose H. c. Miner. Alice and k.cas
The winners were fo"ows: Alris Pavonia'
Nomad. Lizzie l., clara ;. Mosquito. Marguerite
The Racing C0mmi;,ee cSmprsea t M,esS TST
Gsoree r Garfianl. Commodore \. J. Prime and
r H. Mcdonald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19

, MATCH RACE AT THE PARKWAY TRACK.
match race FOR $500 will take place at tne
parkvav Driving Cub Track to-day between II.
von Delen's Betty Lee and II. Ropke's Free
Trade This race is the outcome OF friendly rivalry
hetween the owners OF two local horses. ana as
eoch has hosts OF warm friends. the prospect Is en-
couraglng FOR an afternoon Of good sport The race
will be called at 230 p. M