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New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
YALE DEFEATS COLUMBIA
THE SONS OF ELI HAVE AN EASY VICTORY ON
MANHATTAN FIELD.

The of Eli had little trouble in defeating the
baseball team of Columbia University at Manhat-
tan Field yesterday afternoon. The
to 4. Robinson pitched a good game for Yale.
and for five innings kept the Blue and White from
scoring. In the sixth inning Columbia began to
find his shoots. Burrell singled, Southland fol-
lowed with pretty three base hit to the bleachers.
and Marcus smashed out q two bagger. These
three hits brought in two of Columbia's four
Robinson taken of the box and
McKevey substituted. In the seventh and eighth
innings Columbia went out in One-two-three order
In the last inning base balls, two singles and
error brought in Marcus and kebler, giving
Columbia her final runs
Marcus pitched pretty we'll for Columbia He
allowed Yale only five hits. But three of them
we'll punched, with two bases balls and
by Goodman. which enabled the New-Haven
men trot around the diamond for six
GOodman's four errors at inopportune times
tributed largely to Columbias defeat. At times
she played fast ball The visitors retired in
one-wo-three order in the fifth. Cixth and seventh
innings.
There about four hundred persons present:
the largest number at a Columbia game this year.
he
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
BROWN. 6; PRINCETON.

Providence. May Brown defeated PrincesS.S
this afternoon Andrews Fieon by a score oe
to l. The Tigers defeat des - their fnabiL
ty to hit Washburn. who allowed them only three
scattered singles and lucky three-bagger. Prince
tons errors were costly Browns hitting was time
ly and came with men on bases. Three were
scored in the third inning. when Scott founs
for five singles. Brown felded brilliantly, while
Princeton was unsteady at critical moments. Score:
r. H E
Brown .--......-.-o x-s ~
Batteries-washburn I'D Whitteuore: ana Kafer
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Coupled betting
Start poor Won ridden out by lengths; same dis
tance between second and third
SIXTH RACE-Maiden steepechase; 5000 added; penass
allowances. About miles
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MAY 6. 1900.

match to-day at Schuezen Park, scoring aD2 points
Harvard scored 179 and second; Princeton,
third with 172, and Pennsylvania fourth
with 149
Harvard won the cup two years, Yale once and
Pennsylvania once previously. Another victory by
either Yale Harvard assures possession OF the
prize permanent trophy.
Each of the four university teams was composed
of five men. Clay birds the number OF 500 were
the targets, ten at time at unknown angles.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
VALE DEFEATS COLUMBIA

In the spring games of the College of the City of
New-Yorx Yesterday afternoon at Berkeley Oval
Yales bicycle team defeated by 20 yards in IL 45 15
that OF Columbia by not falling to pieces at the
finish as was the with the latter. Column
bias team consisted of Allan, WelleS, Waters Rae
and Rose: Yale's, of Strong. Moore, Hall, Gentry
and Farley. The college freshman class relay team
defeated that of the sophomores in four minutes
exactly. No records were broken except in the
exhibition shot put by l.. f. j. Feuerbach, who
broke the college record held by himself by throw
ing the shot "a feet inches
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
CORNELL. 8: PENNSYLVANIA. 5

Philadelphia. May 5-Cornel defeated Pennsyl-
vania in interesting game to-day. Pennsylvania
lost through inability hit when hits needed,
and all OF her four costly. WINERY
catcher of Cornelfs team, sustained a severe in
jury to his finger in the first inning, and was sue
ceeded by Reed Score:
II. u
Cornell ..............2 9 % 0 S
Batteries-Iayton and Flavell; Sanders, WINERY
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
AMERICAN JOCKEYS STILL WINNING.

London May 5.-After finishing second in two
races Hurst Park to-day J. Reiff carried off the
Palace Selling Plate Germanicus. In the Dur
ham Regulation Race with Ravenshugh, he finished
second to L. Reff, who also the April All Aged
Selling Plate on Jam Jar. Richard Croker's Eileen
Violet ridden by L. Reiff second in the Mid
dlesex Selling Stakes which was captured by Lord
Beresfords Baggara. with Weldon up.
A maiden three year-od won by scotch
II, with L. Reiff in the saddle.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
WESLEYAN. IL; AMHERST z

Middletown. Conn. May 5.-Weseyan defeated
Amherst by score OF IL to In an unnteresting
game this afternoon. Wilder did good work for
Wesleyan allowing only two safe hits. Rushmore
for the visitors proved effective up to the seventh
inning, when he gave three bases balls, which
with three safe hits. which followed netted the
home team Ave runs. The score
r. II. z.
WESLEYAN ..........0 o 4e-l2
Amherst .-...-....-o 1 o o o O o.
Betteries-Wilder and Carnan: Rushmore and Kent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
HARVARD. u; WILLIAMS. O.

Cambridge. Mass. May 5.-Harvard easily shut
Williams in baseball to-day. winning an unin-
teresting game by the of u to In every In
ming except the third and the sixth the Williams
batters retired in order. In the sixth Ranger
reached third but the third of the inning pre-
vented his scoring Herman pitched a steady game
with admirable support. striking six and
allowing only one hit. Score by innings:
r. H 2
Williams .,.........O o o o o % l 3
Bateries-Rerrran and Reid! Bent Turrs and Ranger.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
CHICAGO. 4: CINCINNATI. 3.

Chicago May 5.-Chicago a game from
Cincinnati to-day by timely hitting in the first
fourth and seventh innings. Barring a wild throw
by Bradley, the fielding perfect. and included
several sensational catches, pickups and throws
each side. Score:
r. II. E
Chicago ............-.2 % q x-4 10
Cincinnati ...-...--...O o o o Is IL
Observation-Disclosures Chance Hahn and Wood.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
BOSTON. IS: PHILADELPHIA. 10.

Boston. May 5-Boston won to-day's game by hard
and consecutive hitting in the last three innings
Willis, who started to pitch for Boston. wild
and Ineffective Lewis, who succeeded him,
fairly steady. In the ninth inning Philadelphia got
three bases after but Dele
hanty could only drive a high fly to right, which
was easily taken by Stahl Score:
Il. =
Boston ...............O 1 3 5 3-i3 20 2
Philadelphia .........0 = 1 o . o / 0-1O 10
Batteries-Willis. Lewis and Clarke Donahue
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
FoRDHAN WINS AT ORANGE.

Orange, y. j.. May (SpeciaD.-The baseball sea-
noon on the Orange oval with a game with Ford
ham College. Stein. the Brooklyn ex-pitcher.
in the box for Orange. and lost the game by his
lack OF control of the ball giving nine bases
balls. forcing in a and making a costly wild
throw TO first There was large crowd present
The score by innings follows:
r, n z.
Orange Athletics......O o o q 90
Fordham College o 4 o o o "a 2 S
Batteries-Stein Neill; Koran and Slattery
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
PITTsBURG. 3: ST. LOUIS. /.

Pittsburg, May 5.-For the first time this season
Pittsburg's regular team played the home
grounds to-day. The features of the game were
Chesebros pitching and Clarkes sensational field
ing. The visitors play was good. Score:
r. II. Z.
Pittsburg ..........1 Ks
0-l
Bateries-Chesebro and Schrver Sudhof o. OConnor.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

score or 10 TO 81 points. Inc weather was
attempts at record breaking made by Prin-
stein and Boynton. The summary of the races fol-
lows
One hundred yard dash-First heat H G. Lee syra-
cuse, first: w. {. Warner, Cornell. second Time
Ed Young. Cornell Time-O:102s. Final heat
Prinsten won. Warner second. Young third Time
hundred and twenty yard dash-Frst heat. w g
Warren, Cornell Lee. second Time
No22%S 80 Second heat-m l. IaI Tayor Cornell 4rst
ior won. Prinstein second Warren third Lee did not
star;. Tfme-0: :22l5.
-Four hundred and forty yard run-H E. Hastings.
Syracuse third. Time-0:53@
Half mile run-H. f. Hastings, Cornell, won: F. NJ
Scraford, Syracuse second; d. NJ McMeekan Corneii
one mile run-A. o. Berry, Cornell B., a Gal
agher, Cornell, second; D. McMeekan Cornell. third
Two mile run-B. A. Gallagher Cornell, A. o.
Berry. Cornell. second. A E Petrie Syracuse. third
hundred and twenty yard hurdle race-First heat
by w. F. Lewis, Cornell a. Walton Cornell, second
Time-01T. Second heat won by c. w. Wilson 1r, Cor
nel w. c. Lowe, Syracuse, second. rme-01S: Final
won by Lewis; Wilson second Walton. third Time
Two Hundred and twenty yard hurdle c1rst heaDB F.
Lonsreoker Cornell won; w F. Lewis syracuse, second
Time-O27s5 Second heat-C ". Wilson, jr.. Cornell.
Final heat-Lewis won, Wilson. second; Longeheckef'
third. Time-0:261s - - -
with % f. II in: G. 1arkn, Cornell. second. with
20 it. 1 in w u. Kelly. Cornell, third.
Running high jump-E. A. Green, Syracuse: Won with
#. in; Il. o. Benck, Cornell. second; B. F. Long
Shot put-W. ]. Warner Cornell. won. with 81 #. So
in; G. f. Cleghorn Cornell second NJ r. Faville, syra-
Hammer throw. W. Boynton. Cornell won. with 1872
IT, 2 in; c. z. Wales, Cornell, second; w. j. Warner
Pole vauit-R Deming, F. A. Kinney and f. NJ. Ran
dali all Cornell. tied at 10 feet.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
DARTMOUTH. S; BOSTON COLLEGE. ).

Hanover, N. H., May 5.-Dartmouths playing to-
day was poor with weak hitting and many errors
and the nine had hard work to defeat Boston Col
lege There was an intermission in the middle of
the game on account OF snowstorn. The score:
Dartmouth ......l o-s S o
Boston Coiiege.....3 j l
Batteries-sampson and Brown; Donovan and Butler
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
BROOKLYN.
NETWORK

Earned runs-Brooklyn, /. Two base hits-Doyle Nc
Guire First base on errorsNev-York l. Left on bases
-New-York Brooklyn .. Struck out-By MctiDnity.
:: Doheny bases-Sheckard Jennings. Jones
Seihach First base balls
--Of McGnnty, 4; of Doheny, 3 Double play-keeer
Passed ball-Warner Wild p1tcheS-Mc-
Gnnity. /; Doheny. l. Time of game-22S Umpire
Connolly Attendance. 400
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

The intercollegiate Association OF America Will
have its offices and after May in the American
Tract Society Building for the purpose of transact
inc its business In connection with the coming ath-
letic championships There will be a meeting of
the Executive and Advisory committees of the In
tercoIlegiate Association at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
at 10 a. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
for three-year-olds and up
SIXTH RACE-Handicap:
ward. The Wlthers Mile
MARTIN RULED OFF THE TURF.

San Francisco May 5.-The Board of Stewards of
the California Jockey Club has ruled off the turf
the Jockey Willie" Martin
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Earned runs-Yae. l. Columbia 1. First base by
Yale. s: Columbia t. Left bases-Yale, &; Columbia
g. First base on hallsor Robinson l. of McKelyey, L:
off Struck out-By Robinson. 1; by McKelvey.
2; by Marcus. l. ThEee-base hit-Southard Twc-base
hits-Burrell Sharpe. Sacrifice ht--Marcus
bases-Camp sullivan Guernsey Barnwell. Double
plays-Burns Mike: Marcus. Armstrong Mike.
pitched bali-By Marcus 2. Passed balls-Kebler
Cunha Umpire-Mr. Keaor. Time-1;45.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
Swarthnore.
Crescent.


HARVARD MD FEM. PLAY TIE GAME.
Cambridge. Mass. May 5.-The Harvard lacrosse
team played tie game with the University OF
Pennsylvania this afternoon, Harvard scoring
gcal In the first half and Pennsylvania In the
second Harvard showed great Improvement over
last Saturday. especially In team work The Of
fence was weak. exDsGialS N trying for SoslA
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
LACROSSE.
cHKsCENT ATHLETIC CLUB TEAM DEFEATS
gwARTHMORE.

The Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse team yes
terday defeated the Swarthmore team by score
OF to the grounds at Bay Ridge. The col
lege boys were weak in their defence. The goals
for Crescent were made by Kennedy Curry and
Griffin. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
ST. PAuL,s. Is; COLUMBIA FRESHMEN. o

The baseball team of the Cathedral School of ST.
Paurs yesterday defeated the Columbia University
freshman nine in a sided match by of
10 to o. From the start the school team showed its
superiority. The freshmen were poor in fielding
and wofully weak at the bat.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
l.. OF P. DEPARTMENT GAMES.

Philadelphia, May CpeciaD-The University
of PENNSYLVANIA field games were held on Frank
lin Field to-day. The college department won with
46 points the dental scoring a. the medical 81 and
the law department IS. Kraenzlein ran in the
hurdle events and appears to be regaining his old
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
POLO.
LAKEWOOD DEFEATS ROCKAWAY l
FINALS FOR GEORGIAN COURT CUP.


Lakewood, n. J.. May (SpecaD.-Finals for the
Georgian Court polo cups, presented by Mrs George
Rockaway GDd Lakewood the latter winning by
6 ccore of 20 IA. A large crowd present
the closing game of Lakewoods first polo
tournament, which has been interesting through
cut Local interest centred upon the success of
Lakewood headed by Mr.. Gould but all realized
that with the gift of six goals to RoCkaway Lake
wood would be pushed to its best play to win.
While no such beautiful team work shown
osting throughout For the first time in this series
local team took the field under the title Lake
wood No. ], and in lieu of handicap differences it
has 20 give visitors heavy odds. The teams:
LAKEWOOD NO. ROCKAwAY.
No 5-7eo5ge ! Could. ? No. w. \ Hazard
NeI s-R J. collier ...... 3 No s-AIbert Francke . I
saek-Benjamin Nicoll.. BackP F. ColIler......., 3
Tam handicap. Team handicap
II. J.. Herbert chosen referee and started the
pisy nearly hour earlier than the usual time
The FIRST period showed the Closeness of the strug
gle, actual play three minutes the
limbt, with neither team able There We're
several close calls when the bail went outside the
BAH being sent up and down the field first Lake
wood and again in Rockaway territory. The style
changed in the second period, Lakewood running up
four goals, against one for the blue Rockaways
In the third Lakewood put up two against
one. and in the fourth clinched results by four
allowing Rockaway none Results summarzed
FIRST PERIOD.
No cwats- kDOC until min time
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
HOLY CROSS. s; ANpoyER

Andover. Mass May 5-Holy Cross defeated Phil
lips-Andover this afternoon In an interesting eams
OF baseball. Andover lsd sasu ths eighth whan
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Carlisle. May (Spec.aSsr-The Carlisle Isdians
defeated Mercersburg COlleSe here to-day i'm a well
played game The feature the pitching OF
Leroy for the Indians. who struck thirteen men.
The score by innings:
r. H.
Mercersburg .......5 o o o o 0-s 8
Batteres-Leroy and Roberts. Geser. Perkins and
IraVin.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
EASTERN LEAGUE

At WOrcester-W Worcester, 10; Montreal O.
At Springfeld-Rochester s: Springfield .
At Observation-Disclosures Il: Toronto, l.
AT Hartford-Syracuse. :; Hartford. s.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
BASEBALL.
NEW YORK WINS A CLOSE GAME FRUA
BROOKLYN IN THE NINTH.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS.

New-York 5; Brooklyn, :. Pttsburg. s. So. Louis. l.
Boston 10; Philadelphia. 10 Chicago. T. Clncinpati r.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
SHOOTING AT CREEDNOOR.
OFFICERS AND MEN OF SQUADRON A QUALIFY
AS MARKSMEN.

LII
AS MARKsMEN
At the third regular practice day of the season
at Creedmoor yesterday. Squadron y. N G.. n. Y.
occupied the range. The day clear but stiff
wind blowing. The shooting was for the
marksman's decoration 1OO 200 and 500 yards for
enlisted men with carbine, and 25 80 and 10 yards
with revolver for Officers. There were 224 officers
and men present. ali of whom qualified.
The new skirmish match was shot yesterday for
the first time Almost the entire squadron as
sembled in the rear TO watch the contest. The
conditions of the match a team of sixteen
best shots or each troop or company to fire two
yards, and retreat firing two rounds at $50 yards
two at 40 yards at the figures figures ON
each target standing figure hits to count 2 kneel-
ing ngure hits 3, prone figure hits s.
Inc issuing OF merksmens badges at the range
was also successfully accomplished The shoot
ing and distribution of marksmen's badges was
Thnrst9n, ORDNANCE ofiicer y c. n. Y. of Major
General Roes staff. Mator-General Roe was at the
range and complimented the men on their work
Results of class and voley firing follow:
Number Number
lroop. ex practising qualified.
Non-comnissoned STAFF ................ o
TfSSP TToSD 2:::::.:.:...:.: g g g
Troop S............-. .................. sc
Troop. hring, Bulls Centres Inners Cutters. Total.
A. 4S;s. -: s & IS II55S E = s. s.
New-Haven. Conn.,. May 5-Yale has tied Har-
ward In the competition for the intercollegiate
~iooting Assocatops o'iD oy winning the annual
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Newark-Newark. :: Reading o..
AT WIlkesbarre-SCranton, s: Wilkes barre. 4
AT Allentown -Elmira, = Allentown. O.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10: Jersey City. Il
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

the visitors tied the scere, and the latter won
in the tenth. Score by innings:
r. n. E
Holy Cross Is 10 .
Andover ...-.-....1 o. II
Batteries-Linnehan. Griffith and Brennan stevens
MinslaN
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit-Indianapois IA: Detroit S.
AT Kansas City-ChicagO. 3: Kansas City
At Cleveland-BuffalO. 9, Cleveland g.
At neapolis-AIlwaukee s; Minneapolis Z
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
TRINITY ): WEST POINT. ,.

West Point. " Y, May West Point beaten
to-day by Trinity College by the score OF to
Score by innings follows:
II. z.
Trinity ........---.--O o-5
West Point % s
Batteries-GoodriIse GIazshook. Brown
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

BROADWAY O. 9Th STREET.
T. D'ONOFRIO,
GENTS, EINE TAILORING.


Special this English material ordea
s2SO
HOTEL WINTHROP. 1000 TTH-AvE NEAR I25TH-sT.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
IAFAYErrE- Z: NEW-YoRK IrNIvERmr

Easton Penn, May 5-Lafayette defeated the
New-York University baseball team hero to-day.
The score follows;
isaIaSStte ---.------V 81
New-YOrk University ........O u y o 1 o.
Batteries-Plstt and Knight HaIford Eaton and Nc
Torsch.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

PERRY BELMoNTs FAST COLT EASILY Sue
CEssFUL-MoRRIS PARKS OPENING DAY
OF THE YEAR-A GREAT THRONG OF
sPECTAToRs-TH KEENE COL
oRs FIRST IN THE JUVENILE
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
CORNELL DEFEATS SYRACUSE.
ITHACANS MAKE A LARGE SCORE-NO REC
ORDS BROKEN.

Syracuse, n. Y, May 5-Corne defeated Syracuse
their fourth annual dual track meet to-day by a
score of 10 to 81 points. The weather bad, and
attempts at record breaking were made by Prin-
stein and Boynton. The summary of the races fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Rochester .............. VI
| Give and Take. ......... vi
, The Laurel .............' ~
4 Reveraoe S4
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year-olds. ut fifteen
pounds the The last half mile OF the
F,cpse
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

.Dd not go the tell. FINISHED first bu, dis
qualified for fouling.
Time-s:O2
Start good Buela won by two lengths from Cosnono,,
tan who was lengths in Tentore Buels
disqualified. No third horse.
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW
The entries for to-morrow's races at Morris Park
follows:
FIRST RACE-seIIing. for three yeaI-ods and inward
non-winners this at fourteen pounds under thu
The Eclipse Course.
Name. w NaIne
Oliver Ill Lady
Ben Hadad. ............. .1loloread :. r,,'.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
Number Number
practising. qualified


New-Haven Conn., May 5-Yale has tied Har-
a Naru III the competition for the intercollegiate
<looting Associatops e1ip ny winning the annual
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

THIRD RACE-For three-year- -olds non-winners of
$1,000 at pounds under the scale. The last six and
one-half furlongs of the Wlthers Mile.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Start good. Won easily by three lengths. head
second and third
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-olds; $3.50 added; allow
Last ha.f mile of the Eclipse Course
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Start fair. Won ridden by length; lengths
between second and third.
THIRD RACE-THE JUVENILE; for two -year-olds:
$4,000 added. Last furlongs Eclipse
j. r. & F. p. keenes CHI Tommy
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

FOURTH RACE-Selling; for three year-olds and
ward. non-winners of $1,000. than two ra
this year. Seven furlongs
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
COICMRIA

Gslsmsa Gals .......,:..:::.::.:SS 90 90 -s
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

FIFTH RACE-For four-year- and upward. non
winners of $1,000 at twenty pounds under the scale
Withers Mile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-30
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARDINER.

Through tickets to California and all
points South and West may be had Of E.
II. walker, ticket agent, Augusta, the
only Office in Augusta selling via all
routes and checking baggage Tree Of ex-
perse.
GEO. F. EVANS. F. E. BOOTHBY,
V. Pres. & Gen. Mag'r G. p. & T. A.
Portland, June 20. 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-30
Dress Skirts

About s. to 100 Of our own make wei
made and good styles that you can buy
cheap.
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Fair Notes.

The great Nelson is on the grounds,
and will be started. Thursday after
noon for an exhibition mile.
Among the visitors at the fair. today.
was II. NJ. Beane Of Camden, he of six
masted schooner fame He is Of the
opinion that schooners have reached
their limit, in point Of the number of
masts.
Detective Dennis Tracy is at the
park for the week. Mr.. Tracy has
been filling his time place as chief
Of the house police at kineo. and came
to Bangor. Monday. He goes back to
kineO after the fair is over
Lawyer c. W. Hussey of Waterville.
arrived at the fair grounds in his loco
mobile. early this afternoon coming
across country. He is an enthusiast in
the hOrseless carriage fad, and takes
solid enjoyment in the one which he
owns.
Large and handsome portraits OF
Lillian Blaueret. the leading soprano
of the Maine Festival for 1900. Were
posted around the grounds, today
There seems to be much interest in the
coming festival, not only by Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-30

We haven't space or time to give the
prices will be cut deep and the public
and invest at once. Dress Goods, Lining
Wool Flannels. White Goods. Table Lin
Cloths, Bedspreads. Sheets. Pilluwslips
wear. Gloves. I.aces. Suits. Ladies and
Capes, Children's Dresses. silk Waists
NOTICING goods To be exchanged or
Parties wishing I'd buy my store fXtuf
very light. consisting OF three floors and
goods business, millinery ana dressmaki
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ChiIdren's Department.

Best specimen painting-Frances Add
ton, 10 years
Best Specimen free hand drawing-An-
ME Donovan. u years old.
Best specimen mechanical drawing
Grace +. Parsons, Bangor
Best work in charcoal-Edwin s. Kemp
10 years.
as follows: Tabourette in typography
Miss Louise Frederick 81 50: sketch, +. +
Berry, ST. Pearl Milliken, 81.
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RUNNING RACE-a4 MTLE-t2 IN 81
PURSE $3.50
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Aug. 29.-The following
pension changes resulting from the is
sue Of Aug. Is are announced:
Maine-Orisinal, John w. Emerson
Soldiers Home. Togus, S. Reissue
Charles a. Jones, Warren, $24. Origi-
nal widows. etc, Emma Mcfarland
Ellsworth IS.