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III .o..OSU trty V M
tfivs nvif a Big Kapxts
hove a "chAmoioa"
-rsA With a battery
umm) to it do a a
mrb .h AiaMMl
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hi
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Art out
Aim dam game.
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I pbtic tiheary ho bswn re
i Hi KnglAnd
C BH t Alii aooo, brighten
i . . - : Irian and
M lark ureal wilt be imilad.
Bay if y Hooe ( omptuy
v fur h ighAV gee.
jdhred A )ir and Want A
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M daughter of iei .
tell bead Drit into a
. mht and wa
lepartment of the
M la ) k Fa:r
i gOtog lf ITrAkT blA
day. be m now being kindly
k llhlt WA . ij'lltfed ID le
t fra ; - vei-
ed and went tu iurt. He will
-v itolLsr he owes.
mger a married man of I'.At-
on tnal there Kr ad alleged
aault un Maud links, a niin
.ghter of W. A. Hlrkv
named Kephaxt. of 1.0 Koy
Chiraao to bo cared by a AUth
m -ii :eif s -fray W lug but
boms with if b aver 'eturn.
ndu-otr. a frail damae! of
tsea swnt to the lHtrit House
r (tr xhrrv m nlb.i. Hrf baril-
trr will ba tent to the Adrian
oi for fir la.
pArvili Utmtrvrr finda it
o de-nv that it ia on the -ra of
Tba Obmrrr SAy that the man
ftted ihe rum ir ia unfit to be
rda u that 9(fr
n
Mm. and will put on a ntfht
tart of t be time
f Kturnett, foinl au uld
the largwt in the atate.
i j W Ai'i. wh waa o ru!iv
) rhnndAV. And th other
then ufl today r MondAy.
If hundred peranoa hAve lett
ottBty thte spring Aw Ifcekota. Bye
fr a niii of tpajones have
Mab to a ?aUv Watera matiaee thy
tier why rhe t'uui-kilier ioean t tarn
'', f n r-f rn aaa intv
iaaa to be a Cnr.tt md in that ca
m iff i tn1 a-
ith KrnkArt.
DW0AW At the
Friday room-
ha-l cv .tfiilv
i ' them at
- a on a
airea.lv ;ne.i
M-
SPORTING SUMMARY.
Fi tiiijnt Piifrbfcpbj Fruited
fur Sunday Redum
HEM If IK KU S IttllS.
F F'-t An inliMf
ng Kormnui Arranged ' Ring
C"XUM fno Trf Contr.
bAjtOO 0 Hm IwtArwAtieg
feotee
the aoutberi
aaaal nj ih.
lUA
ikan f Laay. who cao ci .
out g a aa b vutii out g bit utu i
lag whoa a pvdeatnaa, wilt manage the j ?
i.a r : .. i u
The (uolui g ggf ainerv axi a utcun
ffcawiiliiniih ip, dor wbu.b the club are eoSA
BWtiAg tbut year, ia o Mir and tauda 3i
lit' tr Ji.tfli uiuiv of sli UM.h prvkw
tai. It tyutn a :iuan in the Act of
fgtawBAg Aad at hie sWt u n. vr
f he igAored piayn ot evrral iitea in the
Snath btd a lueeting at Jwckwotviite, Ha.,
retentiy arid organtAMl th iiouthern
Leaecu of o!ofel B-t..i hjfei lirrrt..r
iling apilai of !. - rr
AJAtl 9. V. Hardt ii ot JavkfemtiJir,
WAa chiwan a inanagAT.
lie V a VMH.-iAtlwll has iuiuplf Uni
the awtlgnanenl o muir Ut the neean,
tuf the AChedttte eill remain a Igggflt Uk
utnptnes being fUbjet-t to order I'r.iiu week
to week
W S Arnold wdl manage the new pro
AMAtOOAl club trniv' .::. " d t - m:.' -va
Phil i'owen whoxe iod work of the iaat
Aiur year behind the bat for the Obi
net it will be remembered has been en
are! r,v the t l..um Brown.
Hal in Horac e PtriUipA MJ1 ball play -aea
should keep their eyea 01 thelitis
burgh s this 9ea.on
Von tier K'e Brown's -i Si l.oui, an
pushing for front place.
Legg. the Indian catcher
the 'fill a.-o ',. ,ra
rill play with
Ttje iitnforuM fiie t l.ouis league
fewm w ini jue in letign. It b a grey with
black tnmniinio. ' ' k belt and a black
(Jiamoii.i i n r.'.. '..j yji the cap and on the
shrrt front.
Hugh Swkol will i hi Heatt.ri carry the
pennant as grand stand player.
Harr A ,Mfia concludtsl 10 hold on
to Manning, the crack !aaenian
I:.-- Ath'eu. i I'm ad"iph a !iav e
sjflbred ttif Newark's $ hW OfAAfl WfWMl'l
rt-leaM Ttns is the man the Bro klyn's
fwlAawad because thev thought he (x uldn' t
play bail.
Boatoa ia said to he the dark, horse for
the i hampionship pennant.
The weight of the 1'hicago team aggie
gates two thousand live hundred pounds.
W'eidinan will play with the Kansas iity
nine th season.
riMjUMUll Pointers
James CAnnon, oi' arl -ndale, Pa., and
Neil Mallahan' I'nknown will t'uht in a
few Uys, wttti u tl glovea. fir a tde
I ee Y ,stei!i and Win Sweitxer will liht
with lare knuikks. Mav .". u Ohio for the
ughf weigh' t ha'nptonshipof West Virginia.
prts in f In ilia, Ky , ass. rt that I bar
ley McCoy has been sent for t.. o,t tboiMy
Warren. Tommy will Mil ofl the glovM
with him if he can pal Op 92.600, otherwise
he is not Ambitious.
Kumor says th.i' Ja Ie.up -y is to lo
cate At PortlAnd, re , end marry a wealthy
and bigfelf AOnOwCMd lady of that place.
It Burke is v it torious in hi minir con
test with GloAT, he will probably MMtpOBa
iNsmpaev And ChArlie Mitchell l iter.
J I Hayes of Ithaca. N. Y otters to
match Mtkei'onlev against Paddy Kyan or
any pngilist in America, barring 8ulUfaa,
for fl a side l lie contest t be without
gloves. Lond.m urixe nr.g rules to govern.
'A n M Lean, of Detroit, desires to nieet
r. ri re
Although WyinAn wa- ba tlv used up in
the tight with Fell, the latter showed no
signs of punishment. Bad man that Fell.
Frank QlatOf, heavy weight champion of
Illinois, is 'at Be oif. Wis., training for
UfOlcbl MOMa OMMMA wtlfc Jaefc Burke at
Batferv I' rbicagii May 3.
Acuiic Sports.
A new boat club has been nrganiel at
Lansing alieii the Phantom Yew.
The members of 1 1, e Me-r..p.iht.in N. Y.
Rowing - inh w ill ei j y m dinner at ( ak
Mi. the officers paving for the
luxury.
Wn. Kenii-. rlie Australian uller, who
aisompanies Win. Be h. the rhsmpion. to
England, is t year, of age, ft in. high
and weighs l.'.T iiinds.
The Harvard I niversity crew are rowme
as follows A P Butler. bow, bd
lUTld
l"unts
guinford. ? captain. l.4
nrtim M B I H ptODbwl J
I'd pounds: P P. Burge-r.
- W A I'.'-- ' ' !".'
KeveS. 's7, p;s p..ind F
uroke i i,und
J. K
p,unds H W
Mm nuton "7
iriffln. of B ifialo says he has no
m to rowing J A Ten-Fyck a threo-
e r iMH d
OaOAMur And V! Hamm nave issued
nee t. , Fdward Han tan and OoMMl
s.w a three mile dooble aeail race
F A
ca. the rAce b tAke piAee after June l jrh
uinn any rowing o)r rv -e.1 rowin;
rahfcgom. They hare depHid t!
I liOoia Ar'a f.ffeir and wsnt Hanlan
ee to put up or shut up
The new bnar house of the St Pau' rimS
The
are
Teei
AA :
rpih or f IUIS
im' Hanlan n
t Tamg
Hanlan and
m g Take
iies
ee day- nair Alwagf
And I
H J
BiUrd nrt a etgt
naetuber t lot tie
anine. who wu
by I Uarley Wal
n a MM at Bui
tilelut beuig a
organised al W i-
( luthealu
1 i.
I Aooa Miuii
SUBS FOR D AM AGES.
M . hllMU MtUt 1J41.MJU KtlCf ll I' A)
Iwi 1 4 Her Hualitl lu ll umr
IbMwiMMl
Mrs. tieorglAUa 1'iereou, bv her attomev
1. K ObfwAH yesterday tjegan suit in the
tklpAVkM IXxirt in a plea l trespass on the
; cwse against Anthony Hatuiuerschmidt, a
j Weal Bridge t saloon iet-p-r. t. recover
damage which she claims to have sustained
I hy the defendant selling li juor to her bus
J hand, Charles M Pierton, t Hereby causiug
him to become an habitual drundard It is
ailetsi in hill the that in 178 the piaiutitl
was married to Charles M. Pieraoa and
has lived with him as bis wile thai be
was then, and for many years afterward, a
rober. industrious man. He was a hook
keeper, earned from $! to $1H per week and
was able to provide abundantly for his fam
ily, a wife and three children. Uunug the
past tv.. vwr? the deleiid.nt, Hammer
k hnudt. hai sold, given ami tunu-:,.d
liersu intoxicating liquors, tl.crciiy mak
ing him d run We.n l'ieron hecam- iufetnjer
ate and disMpated, and lost his situation and
reputation For the last four morilbs he
!:ot irti a'.- t- se ure work MMl bM
c utributed nothing lo the MMBOti Oi bJl
i famiiv. Owiinrto his lecomintr an habit-
ual drunkard the plaintitl. Mrs PMfatM, has
feen uhlitfel to mortgage her household fur
niture, has lot her position in society and
Urn v an laiini and di-'raced in the esti
MwtlOOJ ol her neighbors and aUaiutanoea.
Siie asks damages to the extent of $.",onu.
FINE TARGIlT SHOOTING.
rrlate JwOgW eallAW Hrrakit TwAWtj PA
( I t PagAAAM "i Hiieeessioil The l on -t
e ort Bewi Made at the Ilaiol.
fba OmwI Kaind-. Sportsmen ' club held
the first ; i -rie- of three shooting
match.-- yesterday afternoon at the.lsland.
The prize- to In contended for i otiist of
two tine fish poles, and ure known as. the
senior and junior prize. The .'bjects shot
at were . lav iieon- thrown into the air by
a trap at wattOOOO of fifty yards. In the
tir-t round of twenty-tive shots oach, the
eo.-r wa- as follows L. I. Folletf.
a. A. i.oull. uy I. 1). Oodj, IA;
N. F. Avery, 17 F. E Blakesley. LA;
M N'orris," 11. A C, Horton, "Zl.
Messrs lloi'on and Follett then hot oil
their tie bv five more shoi each, the result
being Follett .'7 and Hortou M, Mr. Follett
then fired two more shots, completing the
finest run ever made on the Island, having
broken clay pigeons in succession. The
winners of the prizes must win three sin -ceasive
matches. The second match will le
held next Saturday al the -am ' "0.
. .
LITERARY LADIES.
eterlrt' tgAsOMg ' BAA LAjAVAA1 l-lt-erary
t'lulx .MterteU i BwWAA OtSSAk
iug Weal SAW
Y sterday was Thackery day at the Fast
iAW LmUm1 Literary Club rooms and the
small attendiince was accounted for by
house . leasing and dwudy weather. The
following interesting programme was
given (irandiua'a Attic Treasures, an
essay on Win. Mk',u'c Thackery. a
review of Henry K.-niond and Lin: - letters
.o Tha kery
At the regular meeting of the West Side
ladies' Literary Club yesterday afternoon
the time before reo-as wa- o cupie.1 by Mrs.
I ru men w ho entertained th huiies by an
; rsonation ot Margaret Fuller, in recita
tknO Oatltlod. t He ' .Spinning Wheel'' and
How Two (rirls Study." The remainder
of the Time Wa- devoted to arti' le- on
Women of the Holland," from the
' Women's Question in Furcpe ;" Uie art
amafeuror M lalks with Aman.la." andseUc
tion from "Sweet I'i. ely."
a
Rl BAAAA rrnfrrs
Horace 1 QMMgMg toOilver M. Brafonl.
Burton A To uh 5 sy 'n
I allies M. Dudley to France K. Stanton.
lot IS, blk t. Weston Iid;e .v Houle '
nib
Eunice ! roitjn to Am H!uh. ..a T. bik
:r to Sifo ryroiet. k ila
to VlMM White, lot 2a. Hal.
isdy to srep K. H irUnit.
t- r A H.. i - sd l
Ii to Jnlbw K. Hansen, lot .
CkAeaasn t Om N viexai
ilk t. Alanka
rr bOrlnn M rollar. lot I".
jo.
r hi
in .
it)
Hi
vm ii'rdwi pMM M
Bowne
m M f'.i hr4o, pier
; 1, o
I
rv. S
spara
strda?' Court Rerf1
rt Ir...l M 'rellis and M
i And
lane
Barbara
I 'hArrreTy.
V
THE ROLL CALLED
thw Lat of Vetciu in the Mich
igan 8oiditn Honitj.
MAIMED AID CRIPPLES BUTS II BLUE
coru ot Keg' men t and Company
Two MMjrwg aa4 8wewoty-Fie
Me i r u tn Vo'ntaer
Army in the (iranO Rao
ij Hum.
t esi by year the Here to the roll call
of the Ocoud Army grow fewer in number
td more feeble ia eoios. me by one they
drop out of aight, whiks the turd feterAus
m the rank ui the living tramp uo but
sgMjOoJislly wheo an eucAmpmeut la held
i.ketbat in Jackson the olbet day-aJI
iiHeu intently to thr roll call ju( a they
did at nigLi tv - uiheru camp tire lu the
M agofie Many of the defender of our
country who have droped out of sight
ttm v . :. yvi . . i.sl II. e Aim) of
the Head but are recruiting
with the .ualld cor -a! corp not ofteti
seen on parade. Some hundred of soldier
ae hrre in tiraiid Kaplds at the Home
at. 1 for the benefit o tbeir .xairad UHb
in the army and navy Uie Tt-isoaaM-Hfckviu
ha uuipiUsl the record which
appear below. Toe names Are printed in
t:.r order in which they were sdmiusl to
the Horn, the capital teller' following the
names tieuotm i!-r uopa-iy of whuu
the soldier was a member Where no iate
is mentiouexl it Will he understood that the
a ! .m Mi higau Ihe list
OOMpHsM 176 nauiee, or ail that were
Admitted tetore April 1. Fighteen men
OAVO been received this month, but their
record I not vet fully entered ou the (
at the Home office.
John Wright. H. 14th infantry.
M had Hoiwig, F, 1st light art illary
John Porter. B, 1st cavalry.
Wi: lain H l ' Bneu. H, th l nitsi States
artillery.
(ie're U 1 oabMk, A. 'th infantry, died
i I. i
James Horstield, B, (ith New Jersey in
fai.fr . and . 76th Indiana infantry.
ia- C Martin, L, lt engineers and me
chatucs Will am Fry, K, 1st engineers and me-
obAaA a
l -hii tjcGaan, K, Ath cavalry.
PlMaaa Oook, D, Oih Obto cavalry.
Ahra u llaabMbrooAt, K, 1st engineers and
me ham.
Samuel Fetters, D, Ad Indiana cavalry.
William H. Solt.r i. l itti New York in
fantrv. DiAtMaJgMi,
Alexamlt-r Anderson, C, l.'tb Illinois in
fantry. Ih- a ii .: I
A. D. Kichard-s, alias Joseph Spring
stead. B, 4th mtantry
John liavi-, u 14th infantry.
Mil hael M Naiuara. C. "ih infantrv.
Allien Medley, F. .4th infantry.
Oiflord Newton, M. 10th cavalry.
(ieurge L Millard. K, :v OBVOlfy.
Ultima I Burns, li, -4th N. Y. cavalrv
James MoOoOgon, I. -4th infantry.
John OUb. K. 2d Miio cavalry.
Ttmothj K. S.mford, K. I'.'th Ohio in
fantrv, died March to. lPei.
Jeremiah Webb, A. J-M liif'antiy , dismisse'l
Doe. M. 1886.
James Thrush. 1, -"Jd infiiitry, transferred
to Mic higan Aylum at Kalatnaz.Kj, Marcti
16, 1886.
William t oe, Chicago mercantile battery.
Jason Brisks, F, t ti Ohio infantry.
DbVid Hall, (i, 1st. engineers ans" me
chanics, discharged.
Hogfa Wil-on. K. 1st infantry.
Loren ML Barrett. L, 1st cavalry
Kliaha W.Call, H, l Uh infantry.
Doaobari Bmnatlt. l. 28tb infantry.
Jotin Lewis, 20th infantry.
Kram is Pqnfefe, H. Till infantry.
Howard F. Smith. C 1-th infantry.
Edwin M Sinnott, K, i infantry.
William H. JOMOA, K, Ulh infantry.
HUM Hollaway. F. -'4th infantry.
JsjoM B. Kotuiison, A, M Wm onsin vol
unteers Gottleib Henkel, F. 2'th Wis., volunteers.
John Harrington. D, Ji cavalry.
ChoriM Svlbfd, K loth infantry.
John Iirkm-, K. loth infantry.
( hipinati J. fobey, H. Jnd I . S. sharp
AbOOMM.
Hubble Middlebrook, L. -'ml cavalry
1 .scharged.
James K allaghan, I loth cavalry
Daniel Huntingdon, ii. th cavalry.
John Brad law, L9tb infantry.
Wil iam W. Fowler, l'.th infantry.
i harles Owen. F, 1st mtantry.
Jacob Kip ev, K. 1st inftntrv.
William II Mawhry. G, 6301 N
unteers.
Y.. vol-
William Kdwards. F.
Thanes A. Norris, A,
charged.
Michael I inahue, K,
5th infantry.
SAHb infantry. Ins
ist l . S. cavalry.
Th . mas Graham, B. 14th intantry.
Haniel W. Johnson, 11th ind0enlent
Indiana batterv.
Patrick Orace D, Ju l New York volun
teer-..
Alonzo . Heydeii. A 1st artillery
poUod, January 27, b'
Joseph Mason, J7th infantry.
Ft
Iis-
charged.
Thomas Kellev . A. -'1st Pennsylvania
eavalrv. I hscharged.
fgqlljg EoM, I AM New York volunteer-
Thorn ah Moroney, F. Rita volunteers
CharlM II ' rsnlall F. 11th infantry.
Died April 16, L6M
Vinson MMOM1, L. trd cavalry veteran
vaiaoMofa.
Andrew J Ohndel., I. lt engineers end
MAtdMoAra,
I nah Maul. C. loth .avalry.
Tbomaa EltK K, 7th New York anillery.
M irtim e Wilson, B, 1st T'nite.1 States
. av a r Ih.sl April J. Is-.
K bert Wn-.n. I. IJBUl New York infan
try ...... W. Itellows, mumian, ";h infantry.
Brad;, v M irkham, F, Hth infantry.
8aauel Banter. H. BHh Wisnonsin yolnn
teer Iscob Mix. A in h DaiMd Ststes infantry
I -ha W. Ielap B Tib low e-dunfeer-MN
I mte.J Sutes caeAirf .
James J KterT. H. loth infantry.
H -h In.id F. lf eng;ners and
MAtbAnics
Ssniu-1 J Kount. C, 1Mb Indiana in
- , re M Armsteai. K. it 1 ght anillery
.Ia-.i lX - kf ird. . 7th CAVAtry
John ' H. IJtk Ohio svalrr
Jam Wet firemsn V S nAT
u i...-t if ,n L 1 1 iv a. r v
i,'e-
itrlrama
im Wic
cAs?y
truesklat
Joim t . Coswiuan. H .ilMisvut cavoArjr.
Hksd IsauAUiber gA, lSAA.
U ugh rfspbardami, H. HOJd Psnaijrtsqqaq
ioJaolry
August Man A U jSvl UitauUv
Petoi Prai. ( Ml Koo Ifofi igbt orui
ksry Jaauos hVi uasuU F mL I ailed tetes m
tan if
wsvuge Hsvtier B litb IntltiT MMflJ
Taiout Undlay, F 7th Ohio volonteor '
Havm Maiuw t Ulkta laMU sails wi
OAOasrs
Magi
JoLu
lStb lubu.Uy
Ath !a
light sfUlloryi
lMli I luted
Mv .e&i
uiiswml
Msn u Jmob
Aliased
ALuo Hernugef
in fault
j.U. i. K su.f.K-1
B 4th intAUtry.
I i-t NN
i bar is WiitAAae,
fsnirv lbMuargcsi
Johu Allen U LsJ
Hr . Vl I alket
Nelaoa Kilmer, 1
January J M
John Psiuier, L
cbanu
d
t Jll uilauuy. Hied
. 11 engineers ami iu
H tb Indiana lufan
Asl
v stars u reaortA
Wit asm 1 ' sin i
try.
uerdon I
corps 1.m hailed
Ureeu Hudlev I mtfU .sti
OsWMwd tr.'p-
TboAias j OUieil. A. gd taOMUy
Jsiuee Baaata, n Ubh MMwtfj
John S .ar,- i 1st eavalrv
.lame 6ieart H, 11 .ol.uevi lro(ps.
William Allington. ti. AMli ohm volun
teer, Harvey nffi, D. l'h Illinois infantry.
Kronen A K . M 4U. OAtAJn
Msnui Hevoe K lt Ne York volun
leers. Alex. Kennell, C, 44st Indiana volunteer.
MMMOM 1 K. dt r i i 1th Wisc onsin light
artillery. dis har:ei.
Hiviil Ma pes F. 1st cavslrv.
Wiiham H. Allen 1st 1. llth imlvalrf
Iee Deuel O. ..h tuo v oiunleer-. in
fantry Samuel Praigg, H, llth infantry .
Joseph O. Bellair. F, lt ! trishooters
'harles Thomas, M. feOlta tAvalry.
WiiliAUi Dykema, i -'1-t nfanlry.
William R Arnold B. bth infantry.
Samuel H. Ames, C, nth eavalrv.
James S. era ker, L. l"th New York
cavalry.
Ioreiiico (irtiss. 11,
arlilery
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William Newton. K. b'Jd I oiAwl State
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Patrick Kagan. (, l'tb volunteers.
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David Frost, F. 16th infantry. Died Jan
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Daniel Donahue. Q, Nth infantrv
Charles A. Cronkhite I. I'.nb intantry.
Christopher Sv h wit z, 1, bth Ohio avalry.
lieorge Brown 11 Atfa infantry.
Philip Wang. A liUh otno volunteers.
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artillery.
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John W. Loomis, D, miih Mdo rotabMon,
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discharged
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fantry. Patrick 4. Crosby L, 1st eflgineers and
inechanics
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fantry. Andrew J. Benson. B, 1st lighi artil
lery. James C. Kiehardsoti, J'tli l ulled States
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lb. Psi,
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