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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12
CHOYNSKI WHIPS SMITH.
The Latter Repeatedly Fouls and Referee
Roach S'cps the Fight.

New York. May 1.-THE 20-round
,out st catchweights between Jo.
'hoynski of California and Denver Ed
smith. which brought about 1000 sports
o the Broadway Athletic Club, Mon
lay might. was cut very short by
Referee Roche, who stopped the bout
.fter : minutes and seconds Of fight
ny in the fourth round. Smith tried
o hold Choynslsi's hand frequently d1y-
ng the first three rounds ard the Den
yer man took nearly the full 10 seconds
n getting 70 his feet. Joe was always
ready with left jabs and he sent them
in on Smiths face repeatedly at the
close Of the third round.
Round f-Choynski led Off with q
hard left jah in the stomach. Thcn
hey fiddled for a while and Smith
swung his left twice on the face Joe
replied with a left uppercut in the face.
Joe ducked his head into a left upper
cut but few seconds later he swung
his left on the jaw ana sent Smith 10
he Gcor where the Denver stayed
Town eight seconds. Joe led again as
soon as Smith was up and the latter
held his hand and the spectators
Kissed
Round smith led right for the
wind. but Choynski stopped the blow
with his right glove. Smith led again.
but missed, and Choynski sent a left
lab on the mouth after another Of
Smiths misses. Joe uppercut him with
his left on the face. Then Joe sent his
left straight on the face and uppercut
with his right. Smith rushed and
Chnynski sent him staggering back
wards with n hard straight left on the
face Choynski swung his left on the
face again staggering Smith.
Round 3--Joe led left for the face but
missed Smith sent his left n the wind
and Joe swung his left hard on the face
three times in succession. Smiths face
was covered with blood by this time
and Choynski kept jabbing his left On
the damaged face. Smith swung his
right several times, but failed to land
Choynski tried to swing which went
over Smiths head and he kept iabbing
on the face
Round 4-Smth led and landed on the
head then he tried for the body and
Choynski swung left to head. Joe
iabbed his left on the face and Smith
swung light left on the ribs.
Choynski jabbcd three lcfts in the face
and Smith tried to hold his hand, the
crowd kissing. and Choynski sent an
other left to the face and they elinched.
Smith kept rubbing his head into
Choynskis face, covering the Caifor-
MAN with his blood.
AS soon as the referee succeeded in
getting them separated he sent them
To their corners and stopped the fight
He awarded the fight to Choynski and
there mingled cheers ana groans from
all over the house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12
A Contemplate ACt.
Little Ruth Hovey's Gfavestone Mu!ilaied by
Unprinciped and Heartlcss Sooundrcl.

Pitisficld, May tl.-tSpeciaD.-one of
the most cowartily and heinous offences
ever committed IN this town has been
perpotrated within few days In our viii
lage cemetery. by mutilating and de-
facing gravestones. Since Sunday after
noon, some one entered the burial lot OF
Nj. and Mrs. Frank w. Hovey. where
lie the remains of their little girl. who
died of diphtheria about year ago. cut
out the letters of the little childs name.
Ruth. and otherwise mutilated the
handsome little hcadstoue that had been
piaced there not long ago, and also re-
moved tho stnn~. placing ii in the drive
way of the cemetery.
Mr.. Hovey had visited the grave. Sun
day afternoon. and placed thereon some
flowers, and. yesterday being rainy. very
&c" people had been to the cemetery. if
anyone, but. this morning. DIR. Griffin dis
covered what had been done.
No other monument seems to have been
disturbed, and the work done on this
would appear to have taken some time
There are marks of very large tracks
near the place, the size of the foot being
at least a No. Q, and some other clues
are in the possession Of the officers that
may lead to the detection OF the person
cOnn1i ting the deed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12
congrts sional Notes.

Judge Day of Ohio, Tuesday. quail
fed and assumed his office as assistant
secretary of state.
The state department, Tuesday, re
ceived n dispatch from United STATE g
Consul Little at Tegueigalpa, the CAPT
tai of Honduras. stating that the revo-
luton had come TO an end. He fur
nshed no details of the events sur
rounding the collapse.
Mr. Pearson, the chairman of the Con-
ercssional committee on the cable match
nj chess between the House of Repre-
sentativcs and the House of Commons
Is al Ashevilc n. e.. In his absence
Messrs. shannon and Handy of the com
mttec requested John u. EldWell of
brooklyn. who is in Washington, to tcle-
graph Harry Pillsbury. the champion
chess player. to come to Washington to
coach the American team for the match
The practice in Soldiers Homes of re-
tanning a small part of the pensions Of
their Inmates. which Commander Stahl
of Trenton. y. j.. objects to- is In vogue
in many such institutions. The idea Is
10 aid in the support of the institutions
and TO do away with the impression that
the inmates are entirely dependent on
charity. The regulations differ in indi-
Vidudl Homes. The complaint from New
Jersey was not n surprise to pension Off
IS officially uniformed of the practice.
William Hallet Phillips, who was
drowned while on a yacht near Mount
Vernon, was engaged in a work. re-
garded by the state department off
Gals as of great Importance in the re-
vision of the International law digest
complied by the late Doctor Wharton.
This work, which is largely the main
dependence of congressman and other
persons Yho desire to acquaint them
selves quickly with the practices of our
government in international law, has
now become misleading in certain es-
Sentials. owing to the developments Of
recent years, and acting under the au-
thority conferred by act of Congress,
Secretary Olney selected Mr.. Phillips
as a man peculiarly well qualified to
make this revision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK MARKET.
Tne Features Of the Days Dealings in Az
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May il.-Today's market
for stocks continued to be strong and
prices 10 advance all around as long
as the London exchange was in session
20 impart its buoyancy to the local
market. Today. the general tone in
London was strong and the improve
ment so general that it extended to the
Americans without waiting for New
Yorks initiative. The cessation of the
days trading in London was followed
by the announcement here of $500 00)
gold shipment, Thursday. and this was
followed by vague rumors that ship
ments for the week would probably
reach total of S7.0o0,000.
Net changes on the day are generally
very narrow, but as a general rule all
OF the early gain is more than lost with
resulting net losses of a fraction. the
volume Of the dealings greatly dimin
ishing on the decline. Chicago Gas.
st. Paul Burlington and Western
Union were the most active stocks in
the order named. Burlington's range
was a point with a net loss of mar
row fraction while St. Paul retained a
fraction of its early gain. Chicago Gas
advanced rs and declined a point.
Western Union advanced Is on cover
ing and gained = net. Manhattan also
was strong early and gained . but
afterwards lost rs.
The net losses in the coalers We're
wider than elsewhere, extending to a
point in New Jersey Central. Foreign
buying was responsible for advances
of 25s in Norfolk and Western pfd., and
liz in Norfolk and Western Common
and in Oregon Navigation pfd., two
usually inactive stocks. Laclede Gas
pfd.. rose and ST. Paul Minneapolis
K Manitoba 2i9. Sugar moved narrow
ly and under restraint.
The bond market displayed stiffness
generally on moderate transactions
with renewed foreign buying the fea-
ture The Arbitrage house took blocks
of various issues which included Atchi-
son. Northern Pacific and Fries. The
sales We're 1924. 600 Governments
displayed a reactionary tendency and
sagged slightly on sales of $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12
THOMAS BRAINS CASE.
Effort TO Have II Taken Up by Supreme Court
Early in October.

Boston, May IA Washington spec
ial to the Herald says: 1.-The appeal of
Thomas NJ. Bran rom the decree of
murder imposed by the circuit court at
Boston, for murder at sea, will doub-
less be advanced for an early hearing
by the supreme court, at its term be-
ginning next October. A motion to this
end was submitted, Monday, by Solic-
itor General Conrad.
In the brief upon the motion, he calls
attention to the fact that several of the
witnesses in the case are in confine-
ment in Boston, being unable to give
bonds for their appearance at a future
trial, should one be granted and that It
is but just to them that the case be
heard as soon as possible.
The granting of the motion, however
will compel them to remain in their
present quarters for almost a year
longer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12

New York Nav II
FLOUR-Rcceipts, 2Df6 bbls: sales 1s5o
pkgs.; state and Western. moderately
active and firm. city mills patents. "a 4,
ft5.30 city mills clears. M.75m5
WHEAT-Reccipts. 1856 $40; saIeg 11-n
Geo; options opened frmer on higher "a :
bees and unfavorable news from Cali.
fornia, eased Off but rallied again on for
eign buying and general covering. Nav
s0l ms0zs; July, 77ssar7S 1i-1s; Septernber
ihM7i7s: December, 75a4M7Gh.
RYE-Steady.
COKN-Receipts II 100; sales. IS 90. IN
tons quiet but firmer with wheat; NAV
Is l3-lGM23 13-l6; July. 201z1I20zs; August
307s0f3l: September 31Es.
OATS--Receipts, $4,000 bush. no sales
options, dun and nominal; track white
2Gf,31.
BEEF-Qulet.
PORK -Steady.
LARD-Dull.
BIJTTER- Receipts. 1881 pkgs; oulet.
state dairy, 11mi4; state creamery. l20l5.
Western creamery. PALS: Elgins, Is; fac,
tory. Sail: imitation do. i0n13.
IIEESE-Receipts. 5li6 pkgs: state
large. 91zMl0; do small. 10IzNl11z: part
skins. 4mS.
EGGS-Receipts. 15,7s2 pkes.; steady:
state and Pennsylvania. l9l2Gfll; West
ern. i0f,10iz; Southern, 9n9h.
SUGAR-Raw firm: refined, quiet.
PETROLEUM-Quie
COFFEE-Quiet.
TURPENTGNE-Qui
MOLASSE S-Quiet.
R1CE-Quiet.
FREiGHTS-
ROSfN-Dull.
TALIOW-Dull.
HAY-Qulet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12

in office. McRae, DEM, Ark, repiieo
that one member of each of the rouf
boards was Republican.
The House concurrcd in the amend
ment. -. ,ai-o
| Cannon offered an amendment 10 mike
! available 81, 563, 1873 for the ihprovenieii !.
| of the Mississippi river IN ,le nsca, s1 20
! 1878 of which $500 600 should ne nc
Quoted from the appropriation Tor ls9s-s
! The effect of the amendment WAS y eA-
pend $500 600 a year before II wouid olher-
/ wise be available. and it was agreed To-
| The amendment for an appropriation l
of $4,000 for the improvement OF the en-
trance TO Pearl Harbor Hawaiian
Islands. provoked an interesuns uepa,e.
Cannon moved to non-concuf IN the
Senate amendment. Hit eAPresseu sui
prise that Cannon had not moved 10 con
eur, and made that motion niilsen. Nai-
non replied to Hit, saying that TINS gov
ernfncnt was in no great DANGER u Soi
gress did not make the Appropriation al
this session
The item was opposed by savers, pc
cause, he said. as soon as Pearf farpor
had been improvcd the government
would be called to expend several mil
lions to fortify it.
Cummings Dem. N. Y, spoke earn
estiy in favor of the appropriation.
Henry. Rep, CT, said: i am urea OF
seeing British territory reach as Tar as
high water at Sandy Hook lie an
nounced that he desired to see the Mica
ragua canal built and fortified by the
United States and the Pacific ocean an
American pond.
The possession of the harbor was neccs-
sary, said Walker Rep. Mass, unless
the United States intended TO aDdIcate as
a naval power in the Pacific.
In lieu of the Senate amendment, Can
non proposed one to appropriate $1,000
for the necessary survey. The amend
ment was lost without IA division.
Then the vote was taken on Hit S mo
ton to concur in the Senate amendment,
which failed by n vote of % 10 No
The Pearl Harbor amendment was sent
to conference
The House ratified the action of the
committee of the whole on the various
amendments except that for continuinS
the investigation of the seal fisheries on
which the House. at the suggestion OF
Sayers, reversed the action and accepted
the amendment. Cannon, Sayers ana
w. 4. Stone of Pennsylvania. were APP
pointed conferees. and then at 80 the
House adjourned until Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12
Disasters.

PORTLAND. May IA letter received
here Monday. cleared up the mystery OF
the wrecked schooner in Muscle Ridge
channel. 1t proved to be the schooner
Mary Caswell, Capt. Sterling. from Port
land to Friendship. The schooner was
under fun sail when she was struck by q
sudden wind. filled and went down. lAe
captain and two men had just time 10
get into their dory. but were unable 10
save anything. 1t is thought that il there
is good weather the vessel can be raised
BOSTON, May 1.-THE ship j. u,
Walker, from Thomaston, was placed on
the dry dock at high water today to o.
stripped. cauked and newly coppered.
preparatory to proceeding to New YORK
to load case oil for Yokohama. Inc
blocks were not properly set and nearly
all on the starboard side holding the snip
in position. gave way and the vesse'
kceled over in the dock until her size ~
most touched the side of the deck She
was fioated out of the dry dock on fhe
night tide. She anchored in mid stream
and is apparently uninjured.
The schooner Amelia c. Ireland, CAPT
Knapp. from Bayonne. n. j.. for Boston,
with oil. while coming up the haroor IN
tow of the tug Taurus. went ashore on
the east side of Fort Warren. today, III
Il dense fog. She went on hard and the
tug William Sprague was summoned 10
assist the Taurus in efforts to float her
BEACH HAVEN n. j.. May n.-Capl'
f. r. Sharp, foreman of the Merrimah
Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Co., ana
Capt. A Doane, the representative OF az
owners of the burned ship Francis. VS.
tied the wreck. Tuesday. Captain SharP
stated that the cargo between decks -
saved.
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Other Domestic Ports.

HALIFAX. n SHAY II, ar. Sims Are
Cuna. Houston. Greenock; Senior. Han
sen. New York.
sid, sims Halifax City. Newton, Lon
don; Portia. Farrell, St Johns p
cid. blk Highhyer Ericsen. Fleetwood
ST JOHN. n B-May II. ar, sim Quart
Castle Secley. Bermuda and West IN
dies: schs Lena Maud. Giggey, Portland
Melinda. Reynolds. Parrsboro: Corinto.
Norris, Joggins; Lily. Campbell, fishing :
br Ora. Sprague. Bridgewater.
Cid. schs Greta, Dawson. New York
kalevala. Mann. Boston: Temple Bar
Longmire. Bridgctown; Bessie Carson.
HaweS. Parrsboro: Sarah NJ Cameron,
Quaco. 5 /: Exenia, Parker Beaver Har-
Dor; Gertie, Beyansan. Windsor; Harry
Norris, Mclean. QuaCo: Brisk, Wadin
Beaver Harbor; Annie Blanche, Randall
Five Islands: r a Lombard, Copp. Wa
terside: Sea Queen. Curry, Thorne Cove
Bay Queen, Berry. Beaver Harbor.
HALIFAN. n SHAY IL, ar, sim Az
Iona. Mrenwick, Oporto. Bordeaux and
Charente.
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GREECE ACCEPTS
CONTINUED from page ~

and compel them to abandon Greek
territory.
Remember you defend the sacrea
soil of the fatherland and the honor OF
the King and nation. The enemy must
not be allowed TO make a further steu
into Greece. ! know you have suffered
and are still suffering many prlvations
after having been Obliged to fight so
many days, but we must endure these
rrivations patiently. confident that we
are doing our duty to our fatherland
(Signed) CONSTANTINE"
The Greek cofnmissariat has col
lapsed. The only rations now received
by the soldiers are bread ard cheese.
Not even coffee is procurable.
The Greek western squadron has
bombarded the village of Sykia, on the
coast of Epirus between Nicopolis and
Ella, where the Turkish provision de-
pots are located.
A dispatch from Arta says that an
earthquake shock last 30 seconds was
felt there. last evening.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Cleveland Farther Critized-The Pearl Harbor
Appropriation Defeated.

Washington, May 1.-THE considera-
ton of the Senate amendment to the
Sun6ry civil appropriation bill was
finished by the House today, and the
bill sent to n conference. President
Clevelands forest reservation order
was the subject of much debate and
the House voted not to concur in the
Senate amendment to anul the order,
with the understanding that the con-
ferees should arrange an amendment
which would have the same effect.
The most interesting debate was on
the appropriation of $50, 900 to improve
Pearl harbor. in the Hawaiian islands.
which was rejected by vote of So to
SO. Hit of Illinois. past and prospec-
tive chairman of the committee on for
eign affairs. earnestly urged the i'm
portance of taking steps to confirm the
title of this government to the harbcr
in view of the Senate proposal to abro-
gate the Hawaiian treaty. He was
supported by Cummings of New York,
Henry of Connecticut. Parker of New
Jersey. Simpson of Kansas. and opposed
by Cannon of Illinois, Sayres of Texas,
Hilborn of California, Walker of
MASSACHUSETTS.
The House decided TO concur in the
amendment which gives the President
power to appoint the II mineral land
commissioners thus taking them out
of the classified service and the provi-
sions for four new commissioners and
four deputy marshals for Alaska, and
for continuing the investigation of the
seal fisheries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12

Chicago. May II.
Cash quotations were az follows:
FLOIR-Firm.
WHEAT-No. spring. 9fA; No. 3
spring. 9lA; No. 2 red 9234 n932a.
CORN-No. 2, 2i3iG25; No. yellow. 2i7s
n25A
OATS-No. 3. 1sa1sl4: No. 2 white. fob.
22m23: No. white fob. 2o12214.
RYE-No. 2. 3iikM35.
BARLEy-No. z nominal; No. g. fob.
29d33.
FLAXSEED-No. ], 775Afi19
TIMOTHY SEED-PrLme. $50.
PORK-Mess. per Dbl, sS.SlffS.e5: short
ribs sides. 0oose), A55Hl15; dry sailed
shoulders. 5i4N51e: short clear sides,
H5ss.
LARD-Per 100 lbs. 1895.
SIGAR-Cut loaf unchanged
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Rnmor Of Holy War Denied.

Constantinople, May 1.-THE Port,
has given positive official denial tC
the statement that the Sheikh-Ul-
islam has issued a circular to this
Imams in Constantinople and the
provinces foreshadowing a holy wal
and to report that the sacred edict was
already being prepared.
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Today's Games.

Brooklyn at Cleveland. New York at
Louisville, Boston at Pittsburg, Phila-
delphia at St. Louis, Baltimore at Wash
ington.
L. of Pa. at Philadelphia, u. of Va
Harvard at Cambridge. Trinity-Williams
at Williamstown, Boston College-Tufts
at College Hill.
New Bedford at Fall River Newport at
Taunton. Pawtucket at Brockton.
Buffalo at Wilkesharre. Rochester at
Providence. Syracuse at Springfield, To-
ronto at Scranton.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, MAY IL.
Cotton spot closed steady middlng
Gulf. S: middling uplands "a; sales, 270
bales.
1o0; January s.92; February. 6,97; March
7.Gi: May 7.i2: June, "a; July, IA; Au-
gust 7.43: September. 40; October, 6.SI;
November, 6.S7; December 6.S9.
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REV. JESSE GAY DEAD.
Stricken With Heart Failure-Had Preached
All Over Maine.

Saco, May n.-Rey. jesse Gay, one
of the oldest Advent clergymen in
Maine, died suddenly, Monday after
noon, at North Saco, of heart trouble
He was about As years of age. He had
preached in nearly every city and town
in the State and for many years was
pastor of the Biddeford Advent church
He is survived by wife and eight
children.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

ROCKLAND-May II. ar. schs John
and Frank. OBJ. Mckay. Beaver Har-
Dor. y S: Addie Schlaefer, Aylward, New
York; Ira r Films. Marston. New York.
John J Perry. Gilbert. New York.
PORT -AND-May H. ar. schs Henry +
Mason. Blair. New York. Neptune,
Berry. Port Reading for Boothbay;
Emma T Chase Church, Boston; Chas
Davenport Pinkham. Norfolk.
cid, schs j W DelanO. Wilson. Port
Spain; Belle O'NeiI. Norwood, Green
Landing and Mayport Fla.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, May IT.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900; left over. 2c0:
active. averaging shade higher, closing
easy: light. S3.75d3.97i2 mixed. s3.75G2s5;
heavy, 50. 50li392l rough. s3.50n3.sO.
CATTLE-Receipts 300: steady to
firm. beeves. S3.S5d413; cows and heifers
81 g0lf4 10: Texas steers. S3.15G4i0; stock
ers and feeders. 50. 45Gi.40
SHEEP-Receipts. 1909; sheep. JalOc.
higher: lambs, steady.
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THE CABINET MEETING.
Decided 10 Send Warshps 10 Alaska .t
Protect American Interests

Washington May 1.-THE cabinet
meeting. today, lasted ~ hours. 1t was
decided among other things. Ia send one
of the new gunboats now building on the
Pacific coast to Sitka. Alaska, imtne'l!-
ately upon it's completion, about July
The great activity IN Alaska growing out
of the gold discoveries has made the
President and cabinet deem this step ad-
visable for the safeguarding of Amerl-
In -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12
Something 10 KnoHy.

1t may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
to the nerve centres in the stomach, gen.
tly stimulates the Liver and Kidneys and
aids these organs in throwing off i'm
purities in the blood. Electric Bitters inn
proves the appetite. aids digestion, and is
pronounced by those who have tried ii
as the very best blood purifier and nerve
tonic. Try It. Sold for Soc or $l.00 per
bottle at Chas X. Partridge's Drug store.
mon, wed&fri&wfolrm
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Conservatives ovcrshrowh in Quebec.

Montreal, May 1.-THE Quebec
provincial election took place. today.
and resulted in the complete overthrow
of the Conservative party.
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LARD-Pcr 100 lbs. 1896.
SUGAR-Cut loaf. unchang'

On the Produce Exchange, tOday-But-
ter market. steady; crcameries llNl5
Cheese, dairy. weak; 9A@10. Eggs
steady; fresh, 81.
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National League Standing.
New England League.
AT CLEVELAND

At Decentralization 1850; Taun-
ton, 1-6-6.
At New acknowledgements -9-3; New
Bedford, Slot.
At Pawtucket-Pawtucket, 17-2o-3
Fall River, 6-12-3
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THE Cd DISTRICT


Or. Robert d. Grindie for Hancock; For
rest Goodwin, Esq. for Somerset.
The convention Will he held in The Old
city hall an Front street. and will be
callcd at II O. clock a. NJ.
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New England League Standing.
Other Games.

At Norfolk-Norfolk, /; Paterson. 6.
At New Haven-Yale, 5; Virginia, A.
AT Scranton, 6; Toronto, /
AT Reading-Reading, 6; Lancas-
ter, 10.
At Philadelphia-Ath 10; Hart
ford, 9.
At Richmond, 6; New
ark, 6.
AT Wilkesbarre-Wilk Z; Brf-
falo. s.
At Hanover-Brown, II; Dart
mouth, s.
At Middletown-Wesle IA; Man
haitian. Is.
At New Haven-Yale. 5; University
eff Virginia, 4.
At Providence-Provide 5-9-3;
Rochester, 7-7-2.
At ringfield--syracuse. 5-11-1
Springfield, 4-10-3.
At Burlington-Cuban Giants, 10;
University of Vermont, s.
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Maine Inventions.

Washington May u.-These patents
have been granted: Lynn Buckley. Port
land, bicycle luggage carrier: Charles II
Weeden. New Sweden, car fender; Ed
ward r. Young, Auburn. poultry feeder