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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-22

There Is no greater strain upon the
nerves than monotonous drudgery. Wo-
men in stores and factories and men in
the various mechanical occupations are
conspicuous examples. A desire for
stimulants is manifested and tempts many
to inevitable ruin. Insomnia and irrita-
bility are among the commonest charac-
teristics, and physical exhaustion and
mental depression, accompanied by for
getfulness and incapacity for intelligent
work, are features of such disease. Dr.
Greene's Nervura for the blood and nerves
is an unfailing specific for all such all
ments, and quickly overcomes every disa-
greeable symptom by removing the cause.
Nervura is new life, new ambition, new
happiness and usefulness.
asNo case of impaired vitality, whatever
may be the cause, should be neglected.
Such condition is a constant invitation
TO disease and death. Serious cases of
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-22

dyspepsia require rehabilitation of the
nervous system. Female complaints ara
often complicated by such symptoms as
general physical exhaustion, insomnia,
melancholy, headache and neuralgia. All
such ills disappear under treatment by
Dr.. Greenes Neryura, which quarter of
a century of success has established as a
standard specific for all diseases and de-
rangements of the blood and nerves.
Under the magic influence of Nervura the
blood is strengthened and purified, and
carries new life TO every part of the body.
The nerves again become normal. Re-
freshing sleep is assured. Mental anxiety
is removed. The world becomes a Joy
and an inspiration. 80
If you feel the need of special advice
consult freely with DIR. Greene, personally
or by lettersat his office, "a Temple Place,
Boston, Mass. DR.. Greene exacts no fee
for consultation.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-22

II IS no longer necessary 10 take blue
pills TO rouse the liver 10 action Car
ters Little Liver Pills are much better
Don't forget this.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-22

Ministers, lawyers teachers ana Others
whose occupation gives little exercise
should use Carriers Little Liver Pills FOR
torpid liver and biliousness.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-22

q "A. - TT @ III ia.
,ears the 2Iha Kind You Rave Always Bought
signature m .LL&I74zT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
RAILROAD BASEBALL PLAYERS

The committee In charge OF the 1nterdepartment
Baseball League OF the Grand Central station
have completed all the arrangements for their sea-
sons series of games and should tho weather be
fair next Saturday the opening game that Is 10 %
played at Van Cortlandt Park between teams from
the office of the auditor OF passenger accounts ana
the finance department will be witnessed by large
number OF interested spectators wen KNOW" IN
-, ,,,os The following Is a ilst OF the de-
nartmrnts and the players belonging TO the league
Auditor OF Freight Accounts Messrs ,r.e NM I'm
- I,larkrore Burns. Ioiz Ferris. Hasy, bsfnes'
Aytr,rh panahy Tooks IIo~ss Frederick ODD captain
.,,,,or passenger Accounts -Mesers schuyler Coz
y. 49, Mattocks Murphy. Gsyior. Puschnan. swain
william ns1ar,,nen,- Mes.rs Taylor. Edgar Root D.
,,,annrey r Chaunccy stone Miles Barretto s,.phsn-
~ mover Iaughn. Tate. J. /. Robertson. captain
ro' - pisbr Controller Nessf~ Hswisy
,.,1,on ane Hobby. Rossitsr Root Fish. Lochmnil~
T"rp,' Dewitt House W. 3. IAnefort. captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
pAyJC AT THE CALIFORNIA THEATRE.

San Francisco. May Toward the close OF
the operatic performance by Nine Melba IN 'he
California Theatre last night the bursting or a
<stearo pipe in the adjoining building. occupied
ox tho Headquarters of the Fire Department.
caused quick fire
The old wooden building was soon IN pia%e'
ord the pcople In the crowded theatre. seeing
,hrouob the windows the reflection OF the names
d,sreearded the reassuring statements OF the
.ooo.rnent and attempted to rush from the
building. ..,
A panic followed. in which many "o'ne"
tainted but by what was almost n miracle no
- ,,as seriously injured. The audience was
composed OF the most fashionable people !" 'l,e
cUv and many valuable ornamentS)WeIe lost
JWopen i'm their wild attempts 10 escape rom
fancied danger left their furs' Donne's, Mia ppS
and tewcry behind tnem Ihese Wei , ut'nP'eN
49, foot and many valuables were s'oIe'
Nine Meba tainted on the stage Inc IN
.rinr of the Fire Department buldhs was
,,rDad ont AS was also the ST. George stables,
p9i ~, THE damage to the theatre was
adJoih'ns, ,,s.d NV smoke and water. The total
loss was $l3,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
FOR A TEMPERANCE SETTLEMENT HOUSE.

With the beginning Of next June an impor'a''
movement in the interest OF temperance WI" o'
started by the establishment OF a temperance oe.
Element House by the ST. Paurs Temperance "uiio'
Tho LEA OF the Settlement House In connec'oh
with temperance work was suggested some months
ago by the members OF the guild. The matter was
approved by the authorities. and committee was
appointed to about and find II possipe,
building suitable for the purpose near the aai'S,
Fathers Church Such a building was IounI ~
Sixty-hrst-st., between Columbus and Afnstciu ',In
ayes and immediate efforts wero made 10 sou ~
t. These efforts finally successful anu 'io
property was obtained the price being sNW
II is expected that the new Settlement HOUSE
fve-story brownstone structure admirably husp,Vu
to It's purposes, Will be under full Roadway carry IA
June. IL will contain the offices OF the guild ai,n
will be the centre for Temperance work III the pa
fish IL will have many features OF the clup am
will be Of great social advantage TO the members 0i
the guild, for entertainments OF various klnos WIZ
be given there. Among the contributors 70 lne
fund for the purchase OF the building was w J. d,a
=. Dodge who sent a check for $50 soon as he
hoard Of the ENTERPRISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
SpIF\DTDLY EOTIPPED TRAIN

4 few months ago when the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company replaced its ove-hucd New YORK
md Chicago Limited trains 10y the splendid equip
mont which now delights every traveller between
the Eas, and the West. r. started characteristic
,ol.v Of Improvement which has again been mani
tested I'm the superb new Congressional Limited
trains between Now-York and Washington. one OF
which was on exhibition for the first time In
Hroad street station Philadelphia. on Saturday.
These handsome trains were constructed by the
Pullman Palace Car Company FOR this special SER
vice and contain 4 number of novel and important
features In external appearance the train closely
resembles the new Pennsylvania Lmited-red name
hoard cream between the windows. and dark green
below This coloring il further enriched by e''o-
crate decoration In gold leaf
The interior OF the train IL a veritabe palace
The woodwork throughout Ia vermllion ornament
od Win delcate inIald marquetry In Persian de-
signs The dining car and the parlor cars "ogyga'
"Ocnone" and "Occlllna" are upholstsred ana car
pctcd in blue. III" paror car Aphr0ditc III $50 t'
and the INSTRUMENTATION car rIsctIu =" ." T.,
The composite understanding ana DassaRr car -
upholstered in green with stuffed leather cha ara
tyc creation The tables are placed directly oppo,
site the windGws which are va ne VIM ycd seats
usually seen I'm dining cars. this car Is equipped
T m paa the hacks The tables on
side OF the car are somewha, ioEer hnam cn,
modoting only two persons. In consequence there
is much more room on al sides than tormery
The most nOtlctdi' Nv" i''''"' 1o9
Is tho ladies' dressing room Inns 10 iounu .
compartment five and one-halt py SIX rect tas,t
fully furnished and finished On one Sue s.nlIaS
a hsoutiful dresser with large plate-glass mirror
The train Is carpeted throughout with plain velvet
in appropriate colors The vestoares are o,
nrnata and full OF curvilinear beauties. Inc WIN
dnws OF the paror cars are also exceedingIy Woe.
Each car, Is equipped with both electric ana gas
lights. ~, - ,,, roc,,,.r sery,co he
tHc~~ Sew York Philadelphia. Baltimore ana
Washington to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
CYCLONE CELLARS IN DEMAND
DAMAGE BY WIND STORMS IN IOWA AND
INDIAN TERRITORY
PEOPLE IN SAPULPA LEAVE LECTURE HALL
AND SPEND THE NIGHT IN UNDERGROUND
PLACES OF PROTECTION SEVERAL
PERSONS REPORTED KILLED
IN IOWA TOWNS.


Sapu'pa. T. T.. May IA tornado struck this
town to-day at Q n. m. causing considerable dam
age to property and the injury Of several persons
Mrs X. Taylor and two babies have been removed
from the ruins Of their demolished house, danger
ousy hurt but It is thought not fatally
mo house OF Robert Howell. n merchant
turned upside down while the family were inside
out all escaped injury. Tho Rev. Mr. Ray and fam
lily, living In the Methodist parsonage. narrowly
escaped from their dwelling just as the storm
twisted It from It's foundation other dwellings
town is flooded n result OF a cloudburst.
Sapulpa is within three miles Of the path OF the
tornado that swept away Chandler. Okla. year
ago. Evelyn p. Baldwin. the Arctic explorer and
executive officer in the Walter Wcman expedition,
lectured here last evening. dedcating the new hall
with n full house
severe storm struck the town Just he was
about 10 conclude his address. and he prudently
shortened the lecture allowing the audience TO be
take themselves TO the cyclone cellars with which
the town is we'll provided. and whore many OF them
remained throughout tho night. Mr.. Baldwin leaves
here Monday his way to Chicago. and he Will
then go New-York and sail for Norway. where
no will Join the expedition which sails from from
soc
Mason City. Iowa May IA devastating tornado
destruction IS reported near Archer, IN olrlen
County. Primghar. Hartley and Curlow II IS
stated are badly wrecked.
Hartley is said 10 be almost entirely destroyed
The wires arc down ana only meagrc particulars
obtainable Several persons are reported killed
and the property damage seemingly is great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02

IT,. trading in refined petroleum during the week has
ben quiet without special feature Prices remained
f,ifv steady and cases closed slightly higher
than a Tie work I'm Tho fields Il practically
~ efaul.iIl. and N ong dine have the develop
in,ni- boon = ,u-h uri'np'rtant character ASIDE
from Nhl.iey Rum there h.- not been single No"
developfl.n the southwestern neis hat is worthy
q mention In to rIAhuig ani Indiana region the
conditions are practically tho all interest appar-
.rtl, being ,.erfha3DWei - The present dispute b
tween the United states ami spain.
Tile partial pp- line return" from April n =
,.,ar,er, 20 tho 2s'h inr'usv"i as follows:
rn'tI hhis. Daily April 90.
Iurs .----.-..----..'..- .l, ~, - -,
10 IF"rios s-''-''' '''''' '''''
l.',..'i 1870 lI',.,
Char.ers .---.....'..-.' '''"'''ii "'"'' '''-''
Refined petroleum closed az so cents p"r gallon IN
tar,h anl 3 10 cents IN huk a; Ncw-York Phllad"l-
,ll, prices icns on basis points lower Foreign
,,il,ns were. LONDON - iGi. per Imperial gallon.
An,,err iGr francs per 100 kiIos and Bremen. ot'
marks per ~ ki's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
NEW LAWS ~ THIS STATE.

Albany. May l.-GoverHor Black has signed these
bills:
goa fas F"fS5@f 'hs susr
above One -hundred and sixth-st. New ork Ciy'
Senator Siranahans. authorizing the Governor to
appoint commission ~ ave TO INQUIRE INTO 'no a.
Mr. Nixon's approprlating. 5000 to supply The The
deficiency IL the appropriation OF IasI YEAR io'
Mr De Giaws appropris,ins 900 20 enlarge la5
the State armory OF the 4"" Regimen" '>'"e'
Nj CARTS. Proyiang fe ga. bounty Of 80 for
Mr Eidridge's authorizing the Board Of Railroad
cEmn;ss0re5, 10 gT" Of part OK Srectsurfacs
railroad II public necessity does not oei"o"u '''e
NY Iaiiaoecr's AUTHORIZING the Governor 70 sD-
gent commss9n Of a Yev 70 YdTf fu'e '0 INC
Mr. McEwans. prohibt!ng prptIg bc IN reo Hta
penal nsttuio e S,.,p Sas AZ mn ,ons
Mr. schmid's. repeating the act IN relation to tns
disposition OF dead bodies III Ne"'o"n' 0''0''S
committee on WAYS and Means crea'!ng ts "
Graya aPSEogEs"gg o $40 to establish
Senator Iords authorzng nc trGs'f fss 81 saary
Senator GT r.. Ys5FkE cny courts at s
Senator Guys authorizing the city or New ors
70 devote public schoolhouses to recreation anu
senator Malbys. providing that co,operatiye IN.
surance companies organized exclusively, for me
purpose Of irsur.ng cheese factories and cream.
cries may extead the business 20 any numner S5
counties not exceeding one county Tor each A'''
OF insurance in force. ,a
Senator stranahans proydinS that NE ,ern 10
Of Office OF persons appointed by tho GGvo. .o ~
FIJI vacancies otherwise than by the expt a..on -,
tho regular OF such Office shal! eHpF" tweh.y
days from the beginning OF tho succeeding meet
Ing Of the Senate. - 4,
Senator Parsons. amending tho Railroad law II.
relation 10 substituted lines In cases % oi-i'e'
domain - H..
Senator GUYS. making u a misdereanor ior n
person 70 make misleading ana dlshpneFt I'Pio-
een,ations concerning tho sale ot m,rchhhqSoc ~,
Mr Fuller's. authorizing the city OF Ehendineo III
70 spend 500 % for the purpose or paying exPenreS
Of the entertainment Of the convention OF VIZ 49,
York State Firemen's Association TO be heio the'o
Mr. Wallaccs providing for the publication %, oi
embellishments FOR the saio OF req P,oporr5s
the sheriff in papers In tho counties comprising
NewYork City. - ,o r.cs,ve
Nj Fldridpe's prohibiting persons who receive c
transfer tickets for street surface RAILROADS from
cisroS.nc OF the same. ,,,.,.,o. wang,
Nj Dxons providing hat MAGISTRATES IN, mus ras
OF BE- ny Migrants If they have reslced IN that 10
oahty FOR six months prior 10 their arrest. -,
Mr Wallace prOvidiaR that In inc county VI
Queens no town shall contract for rs nenilns W w
less twenty-five Of tho taxable inhabtalts OF t"o
town shall sign a petition for such hghlhg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
MEMPHIS RACES ENDED.

IIEBER KARL WINS ANoIiihH "'"p hN'H'
Memphis. May THE most successful mee'"R
In the history OF the memphis Jockey 'iup was
brought 70 a close yesterday The weather with rare
,,centions has been pleasant throughout the meet
,,r and the attendance has been unprecedented
I, Numbers The feature Of to-day's card was the
Peabody Hotel Handicap. at a mile ana an elB"."'
Iieber Karl John W. Schorr's Kentucky Derry
,o,d,date conceded much weight to his speedy
con,nstants The result OF the race places Lieut.
Kan in the first rank Of three-yearoids me IU,,
~ thc track at the fall OF the hag and. making
~ own running won pulled up to canter. ny
fn,,r ieneths The Sciporr horses VIII be sent 10
Cherry Hill DowAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
ANOTHER WRESTLING FAKE.
PRINT FTOTU MARKET.

Fall River. MAY I CspcclaD During me week
there We moderate and steady business Ia the
Ir'ut-cloth market About all the goods sold wero
odds on n basis II TWO cents There was n slight
advance IN the price OF bunting cloths. probably
due - tho present great demand for flags. The
present stcady moderate demand continues tn"
shutting down Of tho Iron Works Mills. which oc-
Cured Yesterday and Will last ror period ~ four
weeks AZ least wii have llttle or effect on the
market because the management has enough Stock
on hand 20 supply any demand. present or future
In conjunction with the mills mentioned tho Am"ri
can PRINT Works aIsO closed. They are a
branch ~ ihif corporation The combined payroll
amounts 20 tls.r'l weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
CORNELL CLUB ELECTS TRUSTEES.

Al the annual meeting OF tho cornell University
cluh No ~ West Forty-third-st.. held Saturday
n,rh, civ trustee. were elected TO Ill the vacan-
ctes caused by the withdrawal OF those members
Of the Board whose terms soon expire Seymour
p Thomas and Clarence j. Shearn. whose terms
expire on July /. succeeded themselves. 10 act until
Julv 1902 William y. Chapman Jr. and Samuel
6 Slater succeeded Jehe, T. Hurd and Edward {.
BAILEY their terms OF office ending also In 1902 III:
v Ickelheimer and William X. Bronx who had
been chosen 10 the Board OF Trustees temporarily
during the current year. were elected to serve until
July l. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02

The weekly handicap for the Adams and Eddy
Gun at the Dyker Meadow links Saturday resui'eu
In n victory for Donald G. Geddes by n score OF
Ioi-22-s2 j. l.. Taylor was second Al the sa''.o
and Field Club eighteen hole handicap Ior 'he
Tarbell cup was the attraction IL was wo" os
Arthur Clapp by 9i-l3-sl J. /. hwa, liz ui1h
$3.50. .,,-.,. c,,h ,hara uas n four
At the Crescent Athletic CLUB there was n i"
son,e m scratch between the Class a nenveIs'
The winning team was George ., ~ - ~ tnw,c.
L. Snedeker. whose score was Iv ~, H. o. ~
"a IT q Nanler were second. AT lOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
~ TyIr LAKEWOOD LINKS.

7. was "youngsters' day" at the Goif C'uo o.
Lakewood Saturday. Lads VINO nave 'ea'"eu
n,.ld drivers and mashies and nihllcks were our IN
$780,. ,,r - was the fra, interscholastic champion
sh,p ever decided the Lakewood Inks Nep ','
s.n,at,ves were present from tho la"rence'lIe
Cutler. Blake. Hamilton and Lakewood schoo's' anu
over twenty participated IN the match. Inc mrs
nr,ze offered by the Lakewood CLUB. was won -
c Tiffany Richardson. a member OF '"e ''" W.
,,,,,a cc,oo, yhile second prize went 10 r. w
C,o,ot ~ Rloke's School in this city. The scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
COLUMBIA LOSES TO PENNSYLVANIA

Tho Columbia and University Of Pennsylvania
teams played a well-contested game at tho Polo
Grounds Saturday In the presence OF a small
crowd College people evidently DO not caro- 20
wander into the swamps OF tho Harlem these days.
and that may account for the small attendance.
Dckson's curves too much for the local
collegians and Pennsylvania Score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
European Advertisements.

r1URoPEANS AND TRAVELLERS Will Cad
tho London once OF The Tribune, I<e
Fleet street. . convenient place to leave
their advertisements and subscriptions for
Tho Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
FIRE LOSSES.
o,.,u WAREHOUSES; BURNED IN AUGUSTA WITH
LOSS OF TWO HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLArS.

Augusta Ga May The Georgia Railroad eie-
vator and warehouse. capacity 10000 bushels OF
GRAIN occupied by Leroy Miller and tho warehouse
~ Bussey T. Carswcl occupied by {. a. Doohtte'
20 burned this morning. Tho total loss was esti-
a,ad a, 1900 90 The origin OF the fire Is unknown
Tbs stock comprised grain and PROVISIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02

foam match was MISC decided on the same
unks hetwocn the Philadelphia Country Cluo ana
,I. Lakewood players. The contest was at thirty
49,, ,olos match play and Lakewood won by
score Of q TO II. The Lakewood team Included
Iasper Lyrch +. A. Wathew, W; n; uoie isr, .,
lr%ny and Paul r Kimhall ON the Phiadel-
mia team we're j. W Biddle. +. r. Bohien - "
P'n ,,r Hugh Wilson. George D. Fowie. H. VI
I,o,resf " Rddlc and {. L. IAneaweaver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
Hotel de Lille ct d'Albion

223, line 81. H0nOre, Paris.
between the Tuilertes Gardens. Place Ven.
dome and New 0pere; AdysntagsHas Ar AZ,
Large Drawing Rooms, Electric Light -
Kilograms. "Lilialbion." Pnris ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
PrTTsBUR0 II: CINCINNATI s.

Cincinnati May 1.-The Pirates won their hrst
game from the Reds to-day. Breitenstein was hit
hard. McPhee was spiked by Schriver and will
be out OF the game for a week. Score:
RI T.
Pittshlrg s...........i o ! 1 I'll IL
Batteries Bretensteln and PETIT. Tannehl and
&. NriNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
BIO ATTENDANCE AT THE CHICAGO GAME

Chicago. May THE Colonies started or with
a good lead The locals tied them In tho eighth
but were unable 10 score again. Clarks good base
running with out and hit. won in the tenth.
Attendance 1850 Score;
n II. Z
Chicago .-....--,..,O ! - =
Batteries-Brisgs and Donshue Cunningham and VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
COLUMBIA
PENNSYLVANIA

Firr, base by errors-colqmb.. /: Penn"Iy,n,a; J.
on balls-or Vessel, 1; off Dickson l. Struck out-By
Flshe :. By Vessel. !; by Dickson. g. Base hi,s-On
Sacrifice hitscheney. p stolen basss-Fra1ler wiihsm
Double play-Anterson and Hill. Hit by pitcher-Wil-
helm cheney. VIA ptche.-Frshe Passed bAils-
Cowperthwat. 8. Umpire-Kns I1me-ils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
,,rpc Nv pLrUBERS' SUPPLIES FAIL.

c,.ve,apd. May 1.-Rouse & Hillse' extensive deal
a., Numbers. supplies at Nos. 81 and % Frank
have made an assignment 70, he n." ere
of their credit iHc aSs~" $500
both placed at 39W0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
n,crrroRs DEFEAT REMEDIES.

Tho bachelors and benedicts OF the Oakland Coli
C,nh NJ Rayside Long Island took part IN team
match Saturday In which tho bache'ors "e'e
80, q score Of 81 10 20 Following Is the
summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
PRINCETON PREP" DEFEA

PRINCETON PREP" DEFEATS MONTCLAIR.
Princeton. May THE Princeton Preparatory
School defeated tho Nontclair team In baseball
game yesterday. Score:
n r. n
nd6:r,Ia H Rr;Spn s:ssc %
Bareries-wilIs and Dugro; BessIey Morrison and
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
Ny U. AND RUTGERS PLAY A POOR GAME.

New Brunswick. May (SpeciaD-The opening
baseball game OF the season in New Brunswick
took place on Nelson Field yesterday afternoon BE-
tween Rutgers College and New-York University
mines The game poorly played. errors being
plentiful both sides. The players were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
COST OF COLLECTING THE REVENUE
SECRETARY CAGES ESTIMATES FOR THE STATES
OF NEW YORK. NEW-JERsEf AND
CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT
Washington, May / (speclaD-The following Is
the Secretary OF the Treasuys estimate OF expenses
for collecting the revenue from customs for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1892 showing the num-
her OF employees and the salaries required ior me
Collection districts in the States or New YORK, New
Jersey and Connecticut:
CONNECTICUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02

INC steam yacht Elsa. OWned by MISS T.T0I'e u
Breeze OF the New-York Yacht club is hitting
out.
Manning's Yacht Agency has chartered tho
steam yacht Sycamore TO commodore D. fierpoht
Nforcan and II win be used the flagship of the
New-York Yacht club for the ensuing season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02

tn. Associated Cycling Clubs Of Buffalo are
pursuing a vigorous campaign FOR the purpose OF
recurring the l.. A W. National Meet OF 1929 for
fha, pify They have completed their meet club
organ 1ai,on and ara doing missionary work In all
1 Z. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02

Tho cutter Bona. owned by the Due dAbruzzl
ucphcw OF the King OF Italy did pretty well
n.clniariiy in the Mediterranean. In the four
davs' racing ut Nlcc she gathered IN the equiva-
lent OF 81 800 This included the whole OF the
money prizes offered by the Cerclc de In Mcditcr-
rancan for the different heats sailed FOR the big
,0,ir IA well as the affair itself. and the Whit
takrr- Wright prize good deal Of prais" IL
,ivcn 70 the Bona in the last issue OF the London
"L,eld" but the facts are that these larg" money
,rizes were offered tempt the advent of large
raring Yachts which did not attend. and prac-
tiralIV Tho Bona had "A walk-over The Satanita
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