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irrrE BOSTON ErOWDAT GLOBE-SUNDAY, MAUCH'. 21, 1886 SIXTEEN PAGES, CHANCES. attlIVARYS MEN OF MUSCLE large etaff of correspondent and cow. tributore have Mr. fistasett's woll-known ftbthll is atithcient peanuts.

ot the paper's succors The World trip under au entire new regime. It is te L. menaced by an able stair. which is now made up, but it is sot desired that the ammo be published for the present. AUCTION BALES.

DEARYSOIEN etg CO, Agree "A(4 bnnkrupt stabek. win be ee44 at benne" en TCE-Ln T. March 23, Ided, et 10 e'elock trt, at store. Cil at, getItse, all the neck and r. sum's annluattIlitof varlote or oh and east IcAtas SewtrIl nmettloos.

kitekeest twritare ts- state. sliver. ttatet aeta, a-setts are. ata-I sabtw111 r-GInatsnee In stove elepanatent. kitepben It.

1 war, Useris. steam, Gera.a BPsaent, Jamea tt. Marra a.a4arates of tbe estate ot eo W. Burge, a tet, nnieseent tntstl i ter six people. The beet will be steered with a wheel, and her Water Will use bee Set cruising.

J. H. McGrady bought of A. L. Dewitt-his of Concord.

the steam yacht She 47 feet over all. lo feet beam. and feet 0 inches draught, with engine 819. She will be thoroughly evezbeeled and refitted for the coming season. The racist Rita, A.

T. Bliss. owner. has been altered considerably this winter. having had the centreboard taken out and an 18- inch keel added.

with an iron shoe of 2100 Pounds. The cabin floor has been lowered one foot and she has a new salt of sails. She will be known as the Bohemian and Mr. C. Fred Bonney will be skipper.

The fishieg boat designed by Captain Mc-Clam was launched last week at Essex. Several New York yachtsmen have visited bets and expressed great interest in her beautiful lines, and wished that she might be used as a Pleasure craft- It is reported that one New York gentleman offered all the bunting for the boat (costing $200) if he might name her. A new fortnightly magazine. devoted to the gentlemanly sports. will make its appearance Thursday.

Its name is Afloat and Ashore. Its editors are gentlemen well known among the higher classes of sports, anti the artieles on yachting-, angling and base ball will be practical and descriptive, with illustrations ns occasions require. A special feature will be its records. The Halcyon is offered for sale. and with the sale of the Phantom there is brought fresh to the memories of New England yachtsmen the first appearance of these boats in our waters.

and the lively and interesting races their presence promoted. Racing, particularly in the Eastern Yacht Club, of late years has been very meagre, and its regatta committee has arduMis work to get up even a semblance of a regatta without the assistance ef Isiew York club yachts. Dinsmore of Cambridge reports more business than he can accommodate. The ivork on Armstrong's sloop is progressing. the outside having received its tirst coat of paint while the house still remains to be completed.

George C. Broome's yacht is being caulked, and is not so far along as the other boat. The contract calls for her completion by March but it looks as if she would not be completed for a month to come. Nothing more has been done on W. Jamesou's boat.

which has only her keel laid. On noble miler; boot cooing bitch. Moor toottal; boot kessel lour or mere rocker oleo oeild silver rep; boot field opontol dog or Intel, Open cleft, 25 new process deg Wooed. GreyboondoBoot kennol five or user hounds, g100; beet greyhound dog or Into aide eollor; groybounol dog or biteL.111C ItuU doryllest bull dog or Meek. elver medal.

ogoBoot peg dog or beton. suitable eorlor; beat peg dog or bitch. open Cie Mee. Ui dat; bodPog dog Pep, copy "DISOINIPOS elt Degen hoot pot often pup. the 1111 tee.

Hobart greyboundodoot 'radon golgribotabi dog or bitch. Elver medal. MN INNOCENCE irmoovrom. co. co.

Danforth of Canatorklao Shown mit De I. Not a Makers Antateetr Throughout the past week the suspension of alleged makers' amateurs has been the chief topic of discussion among wheelmen. The dealers are still of the same znind as expressed in the interviews with them, published in THE of last Sunday', and Adhere to their intention of signing no certificates of anybody's innocence. Said Chairman Bassett, yesterday: "This action of the racing board has created a tremendous rumpus. but no mote than what we expected.

I have heard it stated that this is solely a scheme of my own. I wish to say that it is not so. What has been done received the entire approval of the board. It was through the efforts of the individual members that the information necessary to suspend the racers was obtained. The 'natter was carefully censidered.

and received the full support of the executive committee of the League. Knowing what a stir would be created. I made sure of my support before taking any area ve 'Have any of the suspects disproved the charges against them?" was asked. "Only one, C. O.

Danforth of the Cambridge club. who has none so to our entire satisfaction. Some have sent in certibcates of their innocenee. signed by themselves, but have been unable to secure the signatures of the designated dealers." "It has been suggested that some partiality has been shown in leaving off the names of certain racers generally suspected of being kept. For ipstence, Van Sicklen.

member of the racing board." "NN have not published a list of all the suspects yet. Another list will appear shortly. As for Van Sickles'. his case has been carefully ineestigated, and not a par. tide of evidence can be found against him.

We have only suspended those against whom we have very conclusive evidence. That was a matter we were exceedingly careful about. It is therefore wrong to say that we have suspended a man merely because suspicion rests against hint. Certain men of this city were not suspended because they announced that they had retired from the racing path. If any of those on the list of suspects will make the same announcement to me I will give them a free ticket The board has not yet decided what will be the punishment of those who ha ye infringed the rule relating to the acceptance of money for their expenses." ANtvritru I.

A. W. TICRIET. A noston Cyclist Proposes a List of Candidates. An unprecedented interest is this season being manifested in the electiou of L.

A. W. State officers for Massachusetts. Owing to the numerous tickets put in the field by clubs in various parts of the State, a great many more candidates have been nominated than can be elected. and there will in consequence be a hot tight over some of the offices.

Numerons communications have been sent to TP GLOBE: favoring various candidates, and several complete tickets have been sent in other than those forwarded to the State division secretary. The writer of the following covers a wider field, and seems less astuated by personal motives than any of them: To the Edtter of The Globe: The interest telt in the election of League officers this year is greater than ever before. Numerous tickets supported by many different clubs are In the fietd. The only metlye which seems to have actuated the nominating clubs is to get as many Of their own members and as few merubers of other clubs elected as possible. This policy has resulted in the inflection of many unknown or grossly incompetent MOD.

The Lean should not be run in the interest of any club or value. nor should it be placed in the lamas of a lot of irresponsible and untried men. I annex a ticket which contains the names of well-known wheelmen; men qualified to promote the interests of the League end place the 3lassachusetts division where it belongs. Every section of the State is given a fair representation. and each prominent stub is remembered.

If this ticket Is supported no one will have reason to complain, and the rank and tile win hind that they have not chosen incompetent, irresponsible tie lass representatives, but noon who are not only capable but wining to work to build up the League in a practicable end serusible mannee. and make it an organization of real worth and merit. If this ticket is united on it will be elected. I have given. where I could.

the business or in some other way identified the candidates, So that the voters can Judge of their chcracter and standing. My ticket is as follows; For chief consul, lienry E. bucker of Springfield; representatives, Charles lawyer, Boston; Abbott Bassett, editor Bicycling World. Chelsea; Sanford Lawton. secretary Springfield Bicycle Club.

Springfield: A. D. Peck. captsin 'Massachusetts Bicycle Club, Boston; IL W. Hayes president Cambridge inklrcle Club, Cantbridget; C.

S. Howard, cycl'ng editor GLOB I. Boston: E. H. Foote, Somerville club; S.

Dean, lawyer. Boston; F. P. Kendall, bank cashier, Worcester; Dr. W.

G. male all. dentist. Boston; George Chinn. Journalist, Marblehead: W.

O. Green. Holyoke; F. E. Hawke', Greenfield; F- C.

Stanley, Attleboro Falls; F. W. Archer, Dorchester; Elmer Woods, Beverly: J. S. Webber, Gloucester; H.

S. Wolli. son, rittaileisi. Cycitegs. The Charlestown club took in three new members at its meeang last week.

The Stoneham Bicycle Club will give an exhibition and ball on the everting of April 7. Now is the time to send in your ballots for L. A. W. State officers.

Every metuber in Massachusetts should not fail to cast his vote. Next Saturday night there will be held at the new Marlboro Hotel, a meeting of the committees appointed to take cresege of the League meet. The new house of the Wakefield Bicycle Club was formally opened last evening with it pleasant gathering. A ladies' night will be held shortly. The next athletic exhibition at the Massachusetts clutaltonse Will include sparring, fencing, with a one and a one-fourth mile race on the home trainers.

Burley B. Ayers writes that the meeting of the Big Four Tour Asseeiation, which was to have been held at Buffalo cm March 23, has been indefinitely Postponed. Captain Corey of the Charlestown club is preparing a schedule of club runs for the coming season. lie promises that his club shall this season roll up a better road record than ever before. The had several moonlight runs called for last week, but the snow storm caused an indefinite went, as it also oid the many club runs which had been planned for today.

F. IL Johnson, who is nominated on some of the tickets put out by the Massachnsetts club, is no longer a resident of Brockton, and is consequently not eligible to election from -alassachunetts tie now resides at Saratoga. The Newton Club has elected officers for the ensiling year as follows: President. James C. nines, Aubin; treatsurer, H.

L. Wilson; captain. P. L. Aubm; first lieutenant, E.

H. Ellison; second lieutenant. C. F. Haven; club committee, the presideut.

secretary, treasurer captain and Freelon Morris and W. C. Stall An ingenious little arrangement for holding it watch mein the handle bar of a bicycle has just been patented. It is neatly made of metal and consists of a small plate having two fixed recurved hooks at (me side, and two corresponding hooks which slide back and forth and are actuated by a strong spring. By simply pushing up the top hooks the watch can be put in and is securely held.

Bob Neilson has been rushing tin and down town for the mast few days in search of Jack Prince. He says that Prince is the "boss champion" until some money has to be put up to cover a challenge, when he at once becomes no good. Neilson claims to have a friend who is just aching to squander 410oo in backing' him against Prince or any tatter so-called champion. The Brockton Bicycle Club is making extensive preparations for road riciing during the coming season. So far as arranged the schedule of club runs is as follows: A Vet 8.

Randolph; IS, Quincy; May Cobb's, Sharon id. Tau nt 30. MilLoii; June 13 Quincy Point; '27. Mitsanoag; July It. Nantasket; 25, Natick; August 8, Plymouth: 22.

Natitmliket, anni ceachnig party; behitpinber 45. Attleboro; 19, Brighton; October 3. Natick; 17, Cobb's. Sharon. President trucker of the Springfield Bicycle Club, who recently resigned his Position on the L.

A. W. lamina board, is reported as saying that he thinks the men who have bean cusoenclad by the raiiing board will be reinstated at. the meeting ha Poston next May; and that the scheme of expulsion was merely a plan of Chairman Bassett to aseertain whether or not the sentiment of the League was in favor of making sharp distinctions against the makers' amateurs. Champion Howell challenges Chanipion Wood in the following manner: "In answer 1 to Wood.

the self-styled champion, I wish to say that be tines not boill the mile record, as I have beaten his record in pnblic by four seconds, mid. as Wood held the watch himself, he knows the record is a bona fide ane. I enclose aaS to bind a matsh with Wood, ac- cording to his letter. To run as soon as the season commences; that will be Easter week so. if Wood means business, he will oblate ley at once covering my deposit and sending artiekts to me, when the match will be ratified at once.

Abbott Beasett is to resign his position of editor of the Bicycling World, which he hat held for the past three Years. and will start a new Paper of his own. The paper will be known as The Cycse, ant tile first lame will appear on April 2. It is to be a weekly. of atassit the sumo size and tyeograptii.vel as the Bicycling World.

The REAL. ESTATE. Other Small Ads. Sea Pages 14 15. 111111D WT.

OITA VIONfredise, 9 reined aod modern improvenveutsi esmooted oiler: 14100 rL of land: roust be sold. JAMAS R. SMITH 42 230 Washiesrktei et. tro elltrilleiRST Rovere.blass.,Pee sale. kJ a good.

new house; a decided bargain. Inquire st Room 7.339 Washingtrm it. city. Its ST. 8tetimi-93500.

ra00 down; UP new -room house: steam and horse dmrs. E. R. BURBANK. 235 Washington at.

Fo sALE.Or exchange for a farm, DOD: cumbered worth about 94000, a rood business block. containing ft. of flooring, a few miles out, ranted for 10 per cent. on price asked: or a house at South End. modern style.

marble front, well rented. 10 rooms. Box Natick, Mass. Subl Hos alIMIE---a sFroern Ti2Oidtoh7 Chandler Somerville. 4114ur Others.) ALB Eva GATES.

40 iVater at. Ito T1 0144EFor sale, between ilanover and lent bti, a brick house, in good order. containing 9 rooms; terms easy: price reasonable. to RICE 6'; SAVAGE, 6 Tremont et. it house.

on Trermont LA 16 rooms. full or prom pt-psyttig people. will be sold half cost on riccount of sickness. Address 8u," Globe nice. It I Ib-- Fir sale.

1 miles out. on O. C. R. ..114 10 riiitiuts' walk from depot.

10 acre. rieh laud, win keep 0 head stock. 75 fruit trees-2-story house. 10 Mali studded ronnis, pointed and blinded; barn 40x00, with cellar. shed.

all in good repair; shaded by 'beam Ifni eill18; good neighborhood; asmessed for MOO; priee My $02000. P500 rash. Si great bargain. GEORGE CHAPIN, Herald Building. Boston.

A LEP --1 5-room house. 10.000 feet land, close to dopot; ritee SZOOO 11 II" BURBANK, 235 Washington at. Its EW bonseFor sale, lots on your awn ter, 1119 2c. to Inc. pec fL; beauttfo I location.

MEICkli; Washington et, room be eate awl investlizate. it. of the prettiest places for sale In New Hampshire; 40 miles front Boston: high amI healthy; near large pond; 25 aeres laud; cottage house 9 rooms; barn 24x39; connected by carriage house and shed: all in gond repair; steady emnloyment near. This is a tine summer rest-deuce for any one wishitiFt rood country home: must be old; price only Address box 102, Winchester. or L.

P. SMITH. Boilis. N. H.

it QirlyruA-rE TSAR RO ftFor sale. nice house; 12 rooms; stable and outbultdings; in thorough repair: 1, acre land; large orchard; smod water; fine view of the ocean; price $3000; terms easy; would exchange for a house near Boston. JAMES GRAY, 1 kemberton sq. it HOUSES. STORES.

OFFICES. ETC styr-rAoEWanted. an ontrirrnshed cottaeo of 9 rooms, at Ocean Spray, Winthrop. Highlands or Great Address, giving location mil terms, "Journal," P. O.

box 1270, Lesion. SLIM rTOUS ETO let, Cambridge, house 10 rooms, mmlern improvements, near colleges; rent. 54.00. S. P.

BEMIS. 168 Mt. Auburn Cambridge. SuM ILT OUSEWanted, a large furnished house at .11 beach Address Globe office. TA-OUSEWanted.

7 rooms, modern improvements, near licKton; nood location: Cam. brith, Allston or 11 glilancts: rent not over MO; WI buy if suited. Cali or address W. N. BAKEtt, 65 Tremont et.

it pOlUSETo let, Wellesley Hills. house 12 rooms. large barn, 16 acres. 1 minute's walk from depot; al modern improvements; spring. well and cistern water, beautiful grounds.

perfect order; rent Sn00. S. P. liE511S. 158 Mt.

Auburn Cambridge. SUM OSEWonted, nn olubus tent not to exceed $1100. Mrs. TOWNE, 76 Chandler at. It.

110 CSIETO let. with or without furniture, ILI house 6 flutisou 16 rooms and saloon: litelv occupied for small hotel. l'articuiars of QUJNCY co, 28 School st. It ur ITA EIn Auburndale to let. 6 rooms, lsable.orcbard.shrubbery.severa I acres land.

C. G. FISHER, 61 Bromfield st, Boston, Ito Ict, a small corner office within N.H 2 blocks of post office; has been used as private face, and is very desirable; mill let low to right par; state business in reply. Address 63," Globe calico. it MO LETOn Chanucy store and baseL merit: also business chambers in mune building; also basement store on Head near Tremont suitable for upholstering, or any light business; rents cheap.

Appiy to J. J. (RACE13t lrernont St. SuW8 rob21 TENEMENT 3 WANTED AF40 TO LET. CIA 5EIMIDGEPORTTo let.

5 rooms. 5 Gorriou off Florence rent ell Apply at house. ltillEltrir Wanted, of 2 or 3 rooms; rent must be low; prompt pay. Address 90," Globe thee. its BOARD AND ROOMS.

A -A ALZATON ST. The Lyndliurst: a 9E suite of handsomely furnished rooms to be vacated April bowie new and heated by ste excellent table. t- EilltOSE Poplar L. 2 or 3 ej rooms for light housekeeping, furnished or unfurnished. Sole a A LUZON ST.A large square room, up 3 if flight; $2 50 per week.

Su NI Igo i HANSON ST.Bright. comfortable. square rooms; modern conveniences; central location. Sud3P, mh21 35 -yr flight. freoeat; nicely furnished; reference required.

Ito tte loAsT-SPICINfarlEtalo eral pleasant rooms. furnished or unfurnished: lirst-class table board; meal tickets C.3 and $3.50. SuM 8 (1 WARREN AV.Front and back par1011 suitable iOr a physician; also 2 chambers for gentlemen. 111 VILEAKAN't let, sue of 5 rooms and bath; all improvements. it.

4)-1 9 DILIXPEEN ST.To let. 2 pleasant ma rooms on first floor, suitable for hodsekeeping; in corner brick house. Ito A TUENION'T ST.To let, front and bawk parlors; furnace heat, gas, closet room, running water, mantel bed. It 17 74 WASTE GlrFON Several pleasant furnished MOMS; drat-class board; and 53.50; will let parlors with piano. SuM A LADY can have a pleasant room and good tIL ca.

Oaring conlineraent by addressing "M61," Globe ollica, Sitd4to mh21 0A It IPFor ladies during confitiement by an experienced nurse at Ler own For terms Cali or address "Nurse," 763 East Fourth South Boston. r) 0 A It an Led by a lady. nicely furnished 1.) suiluy room, vrtli partial -board, in a private family. Address 6.1." Globe offiee. lt A Id ISCharlestown, on Ferrin in .21 Cat holm fa furnisbed room with board; price reasonable- Address Globe EN Di ONT rlor suad aide room.

804 Washing" ton Suite 1. It LIFJ.EINIMIKED roonuiTo let, 1 large egnare room 82; one side El- No- 2 Indiana near Was hi ngton St. It UtrN142111CIS or unturnilhect rooms. 16 E. Cheter aVsamunr 'rice.

It. UT( furnisbei roomsTo let. 78 Wal- i 1 thato table board 5s2.60 for ladies anti $3 for gentlomen. fliiLO)To a front and back parlor, suitable for a doctor or dressmaker, at 69 W. Iroadway, South Boston.

-rt 00 MTo let. ea 1st finer. room with het end coid water; convenient for a doctor. Address 'W. 100." Globe OdiCe.

its ROOREWWanted, 1 large. unfurnished room. with board, for mon and wife. within 5 minutes' walk of Jamaica, Plain station. J.

terms must be reasonable; no notice taken unless price be stated. Aticiress 74" Globe office. SuTs mh21. let. with board.

a handsomey lurk it n.slied large room. up I night, oft bath-room: all mottern conveniences; C. o'clock Ue West Newton onp. Dr. Savage's church.

Sod 3t. Inh21 11) 0011.1mTo let, 2 gentlemen can find nicely furnished room. with board, at 05 Inman Cambridgeport; terms, E8 per week; late dinner. .1) 011114To let. fortOShed or unfurnished.

07 East Brookline st. lets. new. 6 rooms and bath. E.

R. BURBANK. 235 Washington at. rrnWanted, suite of rooms. with cart, and shades.

or unfurnished, at South End. Address 61," Globe unto. Its rftWO front 1'001119To let, furnished or untnrL nisheil, at 19 3 S1em st. Christ Church. lt ACENTS, PARTNERS, ETC.

A el-ENTWanted, to take orders for advert'L-i in curds: good ccunnission. Address -in," Rockland highlands. Ito A (-VEIN ott an article of merit that nays intge pr)fits; circulars for stamp. littERINON Ri CIL. el Bromtiald st.

It lA NV-It 1.041,.:EtSWantedTwe can use a few inore reliable canvassers on our new speetalties. call WO Washington room 9. eltS agentsWanted; ca nutke to per day selling a new substitute for gold lent. for picture frames. mirrors.

lamps, bric-a-brac. send 110 ctn. for sample bottie and full (Erections. Address A- MASON.89D Washington care of janitor. Ito 1 It profitAgents wanted everywhere, tiP male or female; all are eonstantly consuming our goods, suet', women and eel Wren sales warranted in writing by a responsible company, or 11110)tel, returned upon return of goods, or we will turn sli goods to be pild for as sold, only requiring guarantee that we shall have our goods if not sold.

or the money for them if sold, and mat YOU will try fairly to sell them; goods sell ail the year round; samples. 15 cents each. Tho New York Seevialty Company. Washington at-, Boston. Mass.

ster bb11 rjo A IITIS; Eke Wanted. with a capital of frorn to tin eaablisherl merehatoliao business: property sate; worth investigating: scant capable of takinz chat-go of tiro office business rind assist in linaLing sales. Address S. Moho dim It A e.f.NiElft for a dime ItillSettril with r200. to open at once.

N. LO." Globe office. Ito -11)4 Wrintkd; Oleo business: small I capitol, largo prolits. CEO. COFFIN.

10 'f re-unapt at. It. YS1115N CI widow wishes partner. with $300. in a payha: huAirpeavrood chance tar the right party.

Address 31." tiloho office. Its WANTED. nsWanted. on tho tollowingcordace Mae voloory: Lipr. tirawinkr, trt000s.apooling, tv tormiog nod laylog machines.

Aoiress 76," Glob Moo. Sut roh20 LC Wanted. to go to the Azores; one that wilt give hti sereloes tree or ehsrge tor 1,40 LXii). AL A V.ILLLA.A. 32Aillahover St.

WI Hi Hervey Irstib PIONEERS -o 114- FOPULAR PRICES. SPRING FIEMOUNCEMENT LIME PEOPLE -t4 P3' A Pt, ACA A.T OUR STORE TUA.141 ANWHEflE MILE RI NEW ENGLAND! PARLOR SUITS. nter a NEAT STYLE of sun npholoterod in G1.Nt in AIR PLUSH. In ONE COLOR br etiN: PINATION Ote FOUR COLORS, Cir.S COMYLRTE. Ineludine CHAIR, AR4it ARM i LA T70101 'LOCKER.

T1A PART BACK OPA and LARGE FTINO hm FRAMES itto BLOCKED and won uro mennfoeillrrd from LEP LU U.E14. l'el SPECIAL ATTENTION to onr NEW PA of PALLOR SEIT, Ithltolvterett In t.d.T.M1 ITV hA1I CLoTIL wite FiLANIES bt SoLl IbLACK St, A LN ezitt Of the VEHM titST to4he. 'I hev eoriaist of PIEt ES. bold CORNELL 14.1i4t-, A LM win Ert with eiitt NO A T'IACP At LINT. EASY CHAIR, TWO.

PA h4tL. t.o14A And TWO kil-CA-FTLON Price, rorii, I of r-An tR 1.4i erme of Credit oil above Seto to paw. kaisers tanywesere in Now Ens' liand. 113 dawn and tial per month until paid A a a A LIN.DrCENII:NT. we offer a rAltrot SUIT.

yptit FRAME. ttir a NEVI' in NILK I'LL 'Ti et)it1 RS. It consists of rN 1'1 suit is mad I'Lob. LIOISUrt," la nil respects. kites.

8E35.00. Trento air Credit on above art to par. chaser anvwbere in New England. 58 down and SO per month until paid. Black Walnut Damboor Sets.

'10 our FPII we Offfir sJkA EltIS 4 of BLACK WA (sr A Al BEE, sio S. i Sots are Of EN1 Ly NEW of TEN ls LA( with TOP Of J3 ITALIAN loclocillot lItENC(1 i)SCA pE itHt.ur awl COM A Tftrst CONI Mo Thu STO. starrstoted )(It; PI 11.1: IT Ilk K. mid the VOKKMAI111P of I Ite VERY DMI 'Ito) lothelliog OtiA of these thoni Il uoinewiliet than on the which eveoe 140 the difference in pica. lei( eller tileto for t1.0 AND c4')15.

Teems of t'retait on these Sets to pate. vintner nnywhete iii Newt Cuniand, 01110t111 stun tea pve month until paid iliFIELI2r Set Si our CHAMBER SET or TLN PiEt'Es ctoMPLFTE. AtiOtt pttani. 14ELS ft flLIEAU. with lit I EL I It Itolt.

CONTMODb with threo kirswo stria side nor, CULT or 3'4 11(141, bar puiJ defy ournotttion lino bet. krtcs. $22.00. tsii (1 Chestnut ter Sets, Alt ft SPECIAL DRIVE In IIIPse 904. we offer TN ENTIRELY ENV PArr.EnNs.

'Alloy have IX KEA vvaIt LAN OSCA kE NM-- Pun nn(I 401'0 COMMODE. TEN l'IECPS M.H.ETE, and are or OOP) STOCK eiI VVLbLK A.2tS te DEFY comrEn, 'nos 13 SF. I above entimerr.totL QUALITY, MA TIMIA WORKIIA NP, If IP maul being TOd-IETILIER eatabalared. $19 and $21. Paled Enamelled Chamber Sets.

The Re Sots ere mannfactoreri In VDtrit DI-14 IPER.FNI COLIIIIINCIsDARK. LICHT. DRAB end BLUEAnd aro all of INisW LL.i1GN8 for oat Spriag trade. rrietio, $15 AND $1.6. Terme of Credit on shove Sete to Witir eineeee ssiorwhere in New Einclund.

Go' J. town and ID per month until paid. eN rt MOD fill till 1121. IN kit 1 Tn thie department we are VI115'. FULLY illOCKhD nail SPRINO NS.

atad Vi, er the fottowing bPLCLAL LIND CEIt i A eel Elt Tit A -crPETtS, ditSe. per yard. 'ILPestront. t54 ANDAKO MAKE, 6.1e. Der lilt r8S.F.IS and MOQUETTES, 111.00 per pup).

A iltrro turtetr or WILTON WWI pet 7..111. Wo keep envtomtit on hand a LA-AGE LINE Of PO and ItAl CROGIERY DEPT. We have JUST RECEIVI'Al a LARGE 1114- rtittIATIoN bEGOILATED Iota TPA SI, l'S, which oonsiht of ENTIGPI NEW FAIT14S, SPECIALLY DE1.14,NEI) for the SPRINU ThADL. Aioad A of 124 PIECES, ineludline IooZEN GiUllf.ETS 50 CLEOliATED DINNER tar of 124 EE: N11.00 a qtAri ED DINNER SET of VI S13.40 A DiNNElit SET on JVOi rfY, (41- A ti.E PE.Iffa 6ET. lu PLitiINT OLOU.S $14.00 A i.lii 'I EA SET.

MOSS ROSE. HAND A IN lad50 Iserm of Credit on above CrotarrYt 1110WIS and ad per otontb until REFRIGERATOR DEPT. We 'tato in ntork a COMPIPTP1 Lrip, of the rTA DA 11.1) 4 RS of ItEVKI ER ATORS, CS. HALL. .11 Eirtt and "01' tt vt, A 11 our Erlrlitrrno.re are ZINgi LIN pod hit re LATE KILLLYLS or GALIVALLNIZ.13.'D bitA ILALILS.

krices, C3.75 TO $18. BABY CARRIAGE DER oar CANOPY A RRIAGEs from 918 firtt4o; RA TTA CARR1AtiEs from 010 to Alt how, tho SELECTED hTOCK tr CARO IA over tthowu to the city. 'A realm at I nnadit on Ito rigernioro and eat t-iy4re to at New A.Aaciand. ILIoara and Oil per mulealla WA 11441 kititivA3n I flosteJol ottontion to coiled to oor DOWLIZr 1 CLINI ial L. twills all Ulo ware, lot 220.00.

BIZ cs-LZ Crir 'KN. with all the ware. $15.00. IV sem e-arry a PULL LINE of tho well-known 74 A 11 A 4 kRATT, AR LIN tiTON and 'EW Li() ikangesi lb Lbw VstItatiboraa nod tainne of bolansehold fotawl beam by small imp. apPlicaleAsole by smedl tor may of thug above 41,1 orstripiLly atttiod 114.

Igo Sor wharbilfir. itkommea 4ildelbsored aa dovetail Ar," of 'barge. WI Ha 110111011 St COI 9 5---Urdo2 Stred-5 asouterfogya, A 111111911b1Nehure West End furnished house; 09Ver before offered for sale; good resaon for COLEMAN. 3 'rimmed jk 1.011hOINCIAbente. near the park.

fitted end forbed tar oice home house; ooll low; totals essay. Tremont roar. Ito AHA ME thaneeMaa with $717,0 as partner; busman, estabhabod. COLZINIAN 3 Tremoat row. A 81200Terms easy; first.elass ha room with lodging-house connected; 15 rooms.

always full and paying: sold on amount of sickness. ITULLISa Co. 7 Boylston st. It A A exceptional bushier. opportunity.

in 27t connection with a Jorge corporation; ti800: investigate this. Boston Agency, 14 State et. le SA LENicely furnished lodcing bonne at a reasonable price. end on easy terms to responsible parties. Address "si.

Stauen End. business for sale cheap ferr cash. or will trade for house lot in Cambridge. Litore. Z79 Main Cam bridgeport.

It 0 0-bouseNear Coltmbus Bw. A furniture, low rent. Address 54," Globe office. lt DO i sale: near Colombos ood carnets and heavy b. w- turnitzre; niee house; low resit: a bargain- JAMES S5liTH tashinetou at.

Ito LonceIN G-houseSouth just come in: easy formaled house. Ile? street: price 7410: rent $53 month. COLEMAN, 3 Tremont row. It A.N111P4 trr scents Itosincsa Lu sol cited. A 1,1,1 1ATI tic.

27 and 29 Detroit. Su W8t mt121. HO storeDoi ness cash busi; in smart place: altort dislatice from Easton: small clean Stock. CZ 'TOILEFor sale. the finest cigar afore In Boston: fine fizturar: apiendid location and nice trade: it4b0; wid trade.

Apply of 165 Washington at. eTtliillig-J-Neat candy sind notion store. with iJ good tenement: ebetip rent: owner La other business; must sell at once; no brokers. Address "-L 53," Globe ogles. SITUATIONS WANTED.

etOOTCVranteri. a situation by Secteh Protestant gill as cook In a private family- Call at 28 Tyler at-. Wonday. Sult littiritErcEnrEnWanted. a situatico as housekeeper by a young widow, strang in the city; call at 28 Edirtilvre tit, off teach.

MRS. SMITH. LI OUPIEKEEPERWanted. a situation as working housekeeper or any kind of work where I can have a little girl with me. Call or address Ikirs.

MINTON. 36 Sterling Roxbury. ATILTSSIC--A young man would like a situation with some music-publishing firm. or to play inno music nt some summer resort the coming season; is a brilliant pianist, also a composer; can copy and arrange 1110Sie. and has had some experience as salesman in a music store; a specialty matte of arranging music for trio (piano, cornet and violin); can write for other instruments also.

Address L. music store. 3 Citclsea East Boston. Stullit Inh21 ON Wanted, by a young man as LI assistant bookkeeper or salesman in a wholesale or retail grocery store- satistac6cn ellaranteed would like a triaL Address "R.150." Globe office. Sit M.

Qtr UATIONWanted. by a strong, worthy, neat and competent Norwegian housework; nice and laundre.ia; also a strong green girl; small wages: fond of children. 789 Washington opp it QVIIITAUTIONWanted. for a man and wife on a farm. Call at 718 Washington Miss FINN.

it S1.71.17- 4.7ION Wanted. by a trustworthy and refined lady, who fithy understands the care of invalids; or to take full charge of geritIe man' residence while travelling; reference satisfactory. Anatolia J. F. IL," 987 Washington Boston.

Sud7t. mh21 SITUATIONWanted by American lady to work in store or nurse to sick. or as working housekeeper. Mrs. select office.

857 Washington onn t)sk. MACiCNI1.11.1EMIC--Wants situation on the iteed-Blaziehard or wire nail machines. Address "Taeltrcuiker." P. O. box b52.

Taunton. Mass. MO nrintersSituation wanted, by a first-class I cylinder aud Job pressman. Address F. 54," Globe oftlee.

-yrouN 44 colored woman wishes a situation; I general housework for small family or chambermaid; go home nights. Address 'M. 52," Globe Su Al MALE HELP WANTED. 0Wanted, in printing presses. 11C E.

S. FRYE 299 Washington it bulihelmen wanted- 839 Washington St- P. T. MASON, tatior. SuM oon pressman scanted: mast be a first-class N.11- journeyman tailor.

McMILLAN G1LLIES, 5 Temple pL. room 6. it FIVICE boyWtinted: one NI ho residei with his parents in Address 72," Globe office. Ito (IF I boyWanted; also a man and wife. Apply at 782 Washington at.

it ALIELSMANWanted, an experienced cigar LY salesman. with established trade. to sell on COM IrEtiSitien to the wholesale and retail trade for a new established mannfactnrer; state full particulars. Address 11. 92," Globe office.

le SPECIAL agentWanted. for a chartered assessment life association in Maine; experience in life insurance oreferred, but not requisite; liberal terms. Address Box MSS. Portland, Me. It.

OMAICT salesmen Wanted. one to travel with team near Boston. W. SO." Globe office. VITANT37.110A cost pressman; steadv work and good pay to the right man.

J. H. LEWIS, 417 WaLingten t. SticiSt mh21 few first-class remit dry-coeds Ir If salesmen. with good city experience.

Apply to Mr. Earnshatc. JORDAN. MARSH Jr CO- it none but lire 8rnon ttheYro71; men witb lirst-class references need apply; liberal terms to the tight parties. J.

S. O'GORMAN. 72 h21, h21, mh21, mh21, Vt7 ANTEDMen of rood address and infrti; 11 trious hahlta to sell Gately's Universal Educator. 12th edition. revised.

enlarged and improved; our agents are enthusiastic over the goielen harvest they are reaping. Apply at once for terms nod references required. R. GATELY. 72 Pearl st.

Sud6t m1321 yonng man to act as IT confidential clerk and companion to gentleman going West. Address, with stamp. U. 21." Globe nice. Ito IliSrsaiesmiEen- iri os halyis ng had at leAstV experience.

and can furnish the very best of references only need apply to Wilmot tiothing eon, 25) to 263 Washington Boston. SUM FEMALE HELP WANTED. X-PEU llENC En W. G. straw 'machine; fine bread; steady work; good pay.

Apply at once to FRANK F. HODGES.65$ Washington Boston. bi'MTThSSue nth21 ISMWanted. at No. 19 Allston a girl from 13 to 15 years of age for light work.

Call from 9 to 1 o'clock Monday. lt 1 MLAWanted. wbo have worked on paper boxes; those who have made ilat boxes or Illutt boxes preferred. Apply at T0011124. 10 Hersey Essex Monday morning.

it a 1 ulLST--Wanted; 300 Protestant and Catholic girls for nice housework situations. Miss FINN'S sect office. 71 Washington st. It i LA, Wanted. 3 girls for light work; ff5.50 per week.

Mrs. select Moe, 857 NVashingtou Opp. Oak. afraEldmo: NEIL, 58 Dwight at. OUSEIEVVE (Not elderly) wanted IL by young widower; state age and particulars.

W. A. MORTON, Post othee, Soinervilne. Mass. A Di It.

calirranli operator wanted. and stenogrspher. Address B. isox 529'5. Dos-ton.

in own handwriting, and state salary expected. X1111.11.11 Wanted. a first-class trimmer; only tinme having city experience need M. A. MAYEa8, 335 Broadway, South p.ostou.

0 Mt Wanted experienced opera- tors on heeler kt 'Wilson and ticox Gibbs. machines. Apply to F. B. HEELOCK 112 kleach it.

Sud7t inli21 -1-11Essg--ii1iWanted; first-class. Apply to IT D. MARE '294 Harrison ay. SUMS 1NT rilg-TarEcrochet i in 3 ewl 10)erlteu none trund hands need apply. a.

lb Avon attn1121 WANTED-A person who is a quirk sewer and accustomed to working ou anti children's dresses. Cali from 10 to 2 Monday. suite 2. Hotel Yarmouth. Yarmouth Ito ladiesWanted.

to learn photocm IL graving: good wages. kvolv today at 94 iast itt Prof. liALTAL.L.It. its LOST. FOUND- ETC.

Doos5 reward; lost a very small terrier dog. Lair rather long anti thin. ears and tail cot; answers to the naine of "Taffy;" ball on a blanket and a colter with bells; trio finder will receive the aboyo reward by returning him to 231 West Chester Boston. Ito T1AYID or stolenOn Msreh lit. a large kJ Newfoundland dog, answers for Jack.

had ow leather eoilar with brass plate bearing the owner's name awl license. had wte spot On breast. Any information or his return will oe thankfully received st No. a Colony sL, South Boston. It eb IllIEWA IVO fer-the return of-a writ-- -Li) ten maintscript article on eostumes by "'rank Millet, of stone 160 ft)eisesp size probably.

The above reward will be pald tor the Immediate return of said article to M. IL tIATE, IA. rearl lioston. auti2Vasnli21 BICYCLES TRICYCLES. ETC: li kw too! exhibition: stook constantly no pried.

Itbi A 69 Court st. SuNt YI AN Oriental building itieolhay sq. SuNt pacyclt-Es and in fur. nisoinu; new wheels for exchaugo. r1st AN Court Scotia) 8q.

Su 1) CC EY, mut tricycles on somment: correspondence solicited. HI 1. 'Al 89 Court SA-, ItO61113. SUM prices and vpoi ems!) JO for ticsirshle seeond-band wheels. BUTM IN at, Oriental SW Court at.

SoM DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. ETC. 0, Fine wed ladies althorn and Etettl watchtss. gZi down arid el per week: g33 gents' tine gold watches, same terms; tad fine gold chains.

briteelets. real rings. etc. Please Call. IA.

L. be-1001 sL loom 11. tLNI. Pleasing the Ladies at the Winter Meeting. Umber Mk Mu Vaulting, Licking and Tumbling.

Sophomores Hare Pun with the Seniors in the Tug-of-War. The third winter meeting of the Harvard Athletic Association was held yesterday afternoon in the Hemenway gymnasium. In spite of the bad sloppy weather the large main hall of the building was comfortably filled, and many women were present. The meetin g. opened shortly after 2 o'clock.

with the running high jump, the first event and the only handicap on the list. The entries were IL L. Clark. '87, scratch; E. II.

Wigers. '87. 5 inches handicap; E. Buckingham, '86, inches; B. C.

Henry, '8(4 5 inches; J. D. Bradley. '86. 5 Inches, and T.

C. Batchelder. L. 5 Inches. The bar was started at 4 feet 6 inches, and the men rapidly and gracefully cleared it until.

inch by inch, it was raised to 4 feet 11 inches. Here Buckingham failed twice, but on the third try cleared it. At 5 feet Henry dropped out. and Buckingham found it beyond his power to leap 5 feet 1 inch. Rogers.

whose graceful jumping was a feature in this as it was in the last meeting. cleared easily 5 feet 3 inches, but failed at 5 feet 4 inches. J. D. Bradley.

who narrow escapes from bringing the bar down with him had elicited much applause and laughter, cleared 5 feet 5 inches, but he could get no higher. Clark, however, who had easily passed all these heights, now tried to overcome his handicap. Amid great applause he cleared feet 0 inches. The bar a as then pieced at feet 103ss inches for the double purrose of breaking the record and overcoming his handicap, but he could not make il the cup was given to BradleY, with Clark second and Rogers a good third. Clark.

last year, tied with Fogg and Atkinson at 6 feet loYs inches. 0 a thee Rings mad Repels. The contestants on the flying-rings next made their appearance on the floor. They were A. ruder.

'so; T. C. Batchelder. Is S. T.

McCleary and A. T. Dudley. McCleary withdrew. The three men all did some very difficult feats and were warmly applauded.

Batchelder and Pador estesmany did fine work. and the contest was very close between them. The cup was finally given to Pudor, and Batchelder had to content himself with second place. This reveries' the order of last year, when Batchelder won. In the rope climbing, G.

A. ruder. '86, had a walk-over and was awarded the cup. 'I he next event was the pole vault, for which were eutered T. C.

Craig, '87. and Dudley, '87. both men did some pretty leaping. Craig won with a leap of 8 feet 312 inches. The next event was the horizontal bar.

For this the entries were: J. C. Faulkner, 1-1. Swain. IL T.

Osgood. '87, and T. C. Batchelder. L.

S. 'I his was one of the most interesting events of the afternoon. All the men did yell. but Faulkner had superior finish and did two feats that were beyond the others. These were the giant winw and the free-will with a snap-off.

These he did very prettily. and was awarded the cup. tbeerieg the Ilistreity The exhibition of rowing by the tniversity crew followed. The crew was made up as follows: Stroke. J.

J. Colony. L. 7. W.

A. brooks. 87; 6. G. S.

5, T. P. Burgess, '87; 4, J. It Yocum. M.

3. H. W. Keyes, '87; 2. F.

Remington, '87; bow. A. P. Butler, '88. The crew rowed about 100 strokes.

gradually increasing the stroke from thirty-live to forty. At the close of the exhibition nine rotosuag cheers for the crew were given. Clerie The ccntestants for the running high kick were M. M. Kimball, '86; It L.

Clark. '87; B. C. Henry, '86, and Is S. Thayer.

Kimball withdrew, and the other three remaining began to batter the tambourine. Thayer. '88, was a shorter man than the ethers. bat kept tip well with them for some time. but was finally obliged to drop Out.

The tambourine was then raised to feet 10 inches. and Clark managed to touch the rim of it with his toe, which Henry. after several unsuccessf al attempts, had to give up. The cup was given to Clark. A.

T. Dudley, '87; J. C. Faulkuer, '86; J. Knapp, '87: G.

A. Pudor, '86, and T. C. Batchelder contested what was the most amusing event of the afternoon. This was the tumbling.

This was extremely good, and handspring. cartwheels and flip-flops followed in rapid succession. A feature that aroused especial interest was a monkey roll race. Batchelder and Knapp seized each other by the ankles. while Faulkner and Dudley did the same, and over and over they went Faulkner and Dudley won, amid great laughter and applause.

Dudley was awarded first prize and Knapp second. Dudley turned more graceful tlip-tlop than Knapp, though Knapp's spider walk pleased the audience greatly. The hand-walking was especially good. Having Pun with the Seniors. Then followed the tug-of-war between '86 and 188.

The senior team was under a disadvantage. Dewey, their anchor, had strained himself at his last meeting. and was unable to pull. Rogers, '86, a new man. who had had only two days' coaching, was put in his place.

The teams were made up as follows: '86-1, G. A. Pudor; 2, F. S. Churchill; 3, G.

C. Adams; anchor, It. F. Rogers. '88-1, E.

A. Pease; 2. J. R. Purdon 3, P.

Chase: anchor. F. 0. Balch. The '88 team got four inches on trio drop, and Beloit amused himself from time to time during the five minutes the pall lasted by gathering in the slack rope.

At the end of the time '88 had won by seventeen inches. For a new and wholly untried man Rwers did nnusually well but it was no useagainst Balch, who. with the possible exception of Dewey. is undoubtedly the strongest anchor in college. During tbe meeting the Mott Eleven cup, which Ives won last day at the intercollegi- ate meeting for the sixth successive time, was exhibited.

Offered roe the laisnels Shows of the New England Kennel Club. Tho bench show which is to be given by the New England Kennel Club hi Mechanic's building. beginning' April 6, will anything of the kind over before seen in Boston. In addition to the $2000 in cash and medals offered by the club. innumerable special prizes have been offered by friends of the club.

The following is a list of these special prizes received to date: Mastiffslimited best mastiff dog or bitch. one Sprott's collar and 100 potinde patent, fibrillae biscuit; best mastiff dog or biteb, suitable collar; best ma eti ff dog pep, co py Diceaseti of best mionitt biteh pup. the shine; best kennel, four Or more mastiffs, one solid silver cup. St. Bernardi Best St.

Bernard dog or Web, one imported silver-mounted bet St. Bernard dog or bitch. TWO cluss, silver a piece of band-painted china for best rough-coated St. Bernard dog; best amooth-costed S. Bernard dog.

one box Cheltenham dog biNcult; best rough-coated liertuird pup, vow), "Diseases of best rough-coated ists Bernard bite') pup, the some; best smooth-coated St- Bernard dog pup. the same; bvat sinootbcoated St. Bernard bitch pep, the same: best kennel 1St. bernard4 four or more, build salver cup. Newtoundlenitsisest Newfoundland dog or bitch, sultoble eolist.

Deerboundsliest deerhound dog or bitch suitable eollar; best kennel deerhounds, four or more. solid sliver cup. FoxhousinsBest toghound dog or bitch. silver menal; best foxhound dog or hitch, open class, portsman's knife. LeagiesBeat dog or Well, oxen class.

twelve inches or over, silver cup; best og or bitch, open class, under twelve inches, silver cup; best beagle deg, a revolver. suttreBest setter slog or bitch. one Spratt's collar abet 100 ponnds Sprott's patent libr.ue biscidts; best Gordon setter nog. One Westminster whip; best English setter dog or bitch, suitable co: art, best Irish setter dog or bitch. open claw, twenty-five pounds.

new process dog biscuit: beet Gordon setter dog or bitch. open class, twexitydve pounds. new process dog biscuit: best Enirdsh setter dog or hitch. open class, pair of leggings iisest kennel 4 or more -Irish 5etters.f25; be in setter dog. a ranee mahogany table: heat horsed knglish setters four or snore, eond silver sup.

Pointersfleet pointer dog or bitch. one pratt's toilet and lbo pounds Spratt's patent fibrin biscuit; best pointer clog in classes Sos. IA and 33, crayou bead of the dog; best kennel pointer. 4 or more. r25; best pointer dog or bitch, open class, anituble collar; bost pointer bitch in classes Noe.

30 and 34, twenty-five putt oda new process dog bisetitt. Mexeau hairlessBest dog or bitch not one complete polyopticou. ColliesBeet collie dug or bitch. I JO: best collie dog or bitch. open CLOS'', suitable collar; Mort Ken-Del collie'.

four of enure. (tiff; best kennel cobles, four or more, one solid Si ver cap. ilex terriersBest for nirrier, dog or bitch. suitable collar: best fox terrier tiog or bitch, brad in A meriea. shyer cup.

Yorkshire terrierBeat Yorkshire terrier dog or bitch. one 'Linen see. ilull terrierstiest boll terrier dog or bitch, suitable collar: beet bull eerier dog or bisols, mosautimilb-drionnt Agawam amokbot deo or AT VtAJLICVT $allee Geed Stereo Made la $alto St tat nal and Pegg. WA 1.6-17T March 20.The riflemen met at Walnut Hill today. The attendance Was very good.

and the weather conditions, aside from the rain and fog, were fair. Captain Soutner and Captain Davis chose from among the riflemen present and shot a team match, in which the former won. On Wednesday the Challenge match for the individual clay pigeon badge of the Massachusetts State Glass Ball Association will be shot. C. M.

Stark, J. Boffum and W. n. Allen of the Boston, Wellington and Brockton gun clubs challenging Mr. O.

IL Dickey of the M. IL A. VICTORY MEDAL MATCH. W. F.

Tufts-- 7 19 7 8 0 10 9 9 9 9-01 Re-entry 9 8 6 5 8 8 10 7 8 6-75 R. Reed 814) 9 9 4 910 9-83 Re-entry 7 8 8 7 720 7 410 9-77 R. Joseph 9 6 7 5 0 8 8 8 8 10-75 Re-entry 7 7 0 5 7 810 8 7 9-74 R. Davis 6 6 9 9 9 0 8 8 0-74 A. L.

8 10 8 10 7 7 4 4 9 6-73 J. N. Frye 4 8 4 5 7 9 10 10 9 6-71 DECIMAL OPP-HAND MATCH. A. C.

8 7 10 9 7 9 10 10 7-85 Re-entry 8 10 0 10 7 10 9 6 6 8-80 E. B. Souther 9 6 6 7 7 5 9 710 7-73 At 9 6 6 6 Sit) 8 8 7-71 J. F. 5 510 9 8 6 4 4 8-63 RICST MATCH.

GTV.White0111b. 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10-99 Cr' 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10-98 It. Dadman. 10 10 10 9 10 10 9 9 10 10-97 D. 7 10 10 10 9 10 8 9 0-92 W.

Allston. 8 8 9 1 0 9 10 10 10 10 8-92 PEACTICE MATCH A. C. R.Ecrwarda... 610 9 5 6 9 910 9 10-83 J.

H. Aiken 8 7 9 8 8 10 9 7 10 5-91 H. Mon Ana 9 7 10 8 8 9 5 6 7 8-77 Lrankett- 7 7 5 8 8 7 8 5 4 8-67 SPECIAL MILITARY MATCH. W. 010 8 6 7 10 10 7 5 6-75 J.

R. Fellowe 9 9 5 8 9 5 7 6 8 7-73 H. Gain 7 6 9 8 0 5 9 6 8 7-71 STATE 1111.1TiA. mATCH. Cadet Foster-- 2 22 21 22 Cadet 'roister won the silver military badge.

SZECIAL TEAM MATCH. Captain Souther. W. Charles 8 5 9 9 8 5 5 6 C. B.

10 8 9 7 0 7 6 10 5-- 76 E. B. -6 8 9 4 0 7 510 0 10- 71 F. Carter 7 9 6 6 8 4 6 0-64E7-41 N. F.

9 5 9 6 8 7 9 6 4- 70 J. 11.Yellowa412111.1-. .6 7 6 8 6 8 4:33 Captain Davis. A. L.

10 7 799 A. C. 6 7 996 R. 6 7 7 396 R.Reed------6 9 7 459 R. H.

9 7 8 H. 9 3 9 0 8 8 8 6 6-- 79 6 6 10-- 74 69 8 10- 71 69 9 6- 70 68 6 7- 69 64 6 6- 69 422 Canners at Wellington. The Wellington Gun Club held its regular weekly shoot yesterday. Following are the winners in the several sweeps: First. hve clay pigeon Swift first, Weod and Adams divided wbconcl.

Shinnway and Law third. Second. five blackbirdsShninway and Schaefer divided first, Swift and Sanborn second, Wilson and Memore third. Third, five blackbirdsSwift and Stanton divided first. Robinson and Moore second.

Wilson Soft Lewis third. Fourth, five clay pigeonsLawson first. Swift and Adams divided second. Schaefer and Robin-sun third. Fifth, five idackbirdsAdams, Wilson and Sanborn divided first, Shumway and Robituiou second, Swift and Stanton third, Lewis fourth.

Sixth. five clay pigeonsShumway, Wilson anti Sanborn divided first, Swift second, Stisnion and Bradstreet third, Schaefer and Lewis fourth. Save ilth, five clay rigeonsSwift and Wilson divined first, Moore and Lawson second. Adams and Sanborn third, Shumway and Robinson fourth. Eighth, five blackbirdsSchaefer first, Stanton and Moore divided second, Lewis and Sanborn third, Swift and W.

A. Sanborn fourth. Ninth, five clay pigeonsMoore and Adams divided first, Bradstreet and Law second, Schaefer Swift and Wilson fourth. Tenth. five blackbirdsRobinson, Moore and Adams divided firs', Schaefer, Stark and Wilson second.

Law third, Sanborn and Bradstreet fourth. Eleventh, five clay pigeonsSchaefer, Stanton end Warren divided first. Shainway. second. Swift and Short, third, Bradstreet.

Sanborn and Adams, Twelfth, five blackbirdsAdams. first. Wilson and Stanton divided second, Sanborn, third. Thirteenth, five clay itnd Warren divided first, swift, Stanton and Lawson second, Short third. Fourteenth.

five blackbirdsStanton first. Adams and Lawson second. short third. Fifteenth, five clay pigeonsStanton. Lawson and Warren divided first.

Schaefer second, Shumway and Short third. Sixteenth. five blaekbirdsAdants first. War. Ten and Lawson divided second, Shooter and Swift third.

Seventeenth. five clay pittoons---Stanton, Lawton and Schaefer divided first. Short, Bradsureet and Swift second, Warren third. Eiglteenth, five blackbirds Lawson first. Stanton second.

Adams third. Nineteenth, five clay pigeonsLawson first, Warren second, Schaefer third. Twentieth, amiss and out won by Short and Stanton. Twenty-first. five blackbirds EiborS Omsk, Swift second, Bradstreet third.

The Highland Rink Riding School. The Highland rink closed its doors last night on roller skating, and hereafter will be devoted to equestrian sports. The floor of the rink has been covered with paper and canvas. and on top of the same there has been placed over eighty cords of tan. forming one of the bestsurfaces for horseback riding to be found at any riding school ill the city.

Sessions for exercise riding will be given every afternoon, choice music being furnished for the same. Every evening Professor Gleason will give his wonderful exhibition in subduing and taming vicious horses. Tomorrow evening he will handle a notorious kicker. owned by one of the horse railroads. a broncho kicker and a live-year-old colt, which no one has ever been able to drive or handle.

Different subjects will be introduced every eveaing. The Corinthian Yacht Club for small yachts was organized last summer at Marblehead Neck, with the intention of interesting and amusing the summer residents of this charming location, and to make a continuity with the larger Eastern Yacht Club, continuing the size of yachts from where the Eastern leaves off, down to boats of fifteen feet in length. The membership now numbers 120, with nearly tat yachts of all kinds. including many of the taster craft, of the north and south shores. The beautiful sheltered harbor available on all tides for a starting point, and all the sailing courses within sight from start to fimsti, makes this an enjoyable feature of the club.

Races have been arranged to take place every other Saturday from June 25. to September 15. The roll of membership embraces many gentlemen who take this method of out-door exercise, and the club is destined from its natural facilities to become one of the strongest and most popular on the coast. The house comtnittee is now in search of a suitable house for the use of members. and the season of 1886 bids fair to be interestbagto thafrionAis of the club.

Yachting Spray. The regatta committee of the Hull Yacht Club will hold a meeting tomorrow evens itig. when it will complete its programme for the season. The schooner yacht Phantom has been sold at private Rale by her former owner, E. Van Itenselaer Haven, owner of the schooner Lotus, and member of the New York club.

The yacht Lilian. Captain John Femme. has had her centre-board taken out anti an iron keel of 1:300 pounds added, with a steering apparatus, at John Bertram's new yard, City Point. The schooner yacht Phantom sailed from this port Friday in tow of the log Conlidence. She was signaled off highland Ltglit and will probably reach her destinationNew Yorkthis morning.

The schooner yacht Coronilla, lately sold by her former owner, E. A. Thorp of this city, to Clarence Putnam of New York. sailed Friday for her new port. She in make her trip under her own sail.

The tickets for the ball of the Sandy Bay Yacht Club are nearly all sold. Each of the 500 tickets entitles the holder to one share in the 25-foot cat boat that is to be orawn on that evening. If the winner desires the club will take the boat and give $500 in cash. The Sandy Bay Yacht Clnla will inaugurate a new departure by holding its next regular meeting at Gloucester. Monday evening.

As many of its members are residents of that city. the new feature will be undoubtedly successful, and a large gathering is expected. The largo keel cat-rig, building by E. I. Williamsof City Point fer Titomes Scanlon of south is all planked.

her dimensions are 25 feet over all, 21 feet 9 incliee waterline, 8 feet 6 inches beam and 4 feet 2 inches draft. Site wili carry 3315 pounds of iron on her keel. with about 600 pounds insHe. Her sail will have 2', feet hoist. 24 feet boom, 18 feet eat'.

peak'eti UD to about degreete The trunk will be 14 inches above eeck and 10 feet long; and the cable is feet in length by 8 feet wide. giving 5 feet head room. As the mast is stepped far tip in the stein. the whole inside of the will ba used for a large and commodious C.bW. wills.

all the accamtucKlataaaa MUSICAL IN8TRUMENTS fiENTLEIK A bavinz no further tiS1 sacrifice naAgnMeent eAtiltI strand octave. patent aetion. 3-rritti unison illroughout, ntergtrong b.a. siiittiov, front: a briant tonvi itwm: tro-nt: etist 1)450 only 4 months ago: will temz-, tor 0175. Iapiisonnv.

searg apd the lovitst; 5 years' enaraeti, the maker. awl serticint proof showy. Ow it OnenCUTI, r-ct; is a iso for sa at a a magnificent Turkfah 1 nr.or eon irriM.rbil LK PIVIeSt. cherry mantel rwrror. cnshioas.

vnllovrt: iounrt. taidett. etc. Caii at private 724 irs. mon: it.

11 of nis c(" :550: nved; good aa new. 'teat :2 St. NE1V nanoFor eniP: abswer lois awl will show you the hett in Low.00, the money. titat.on A. Latton: it" Y.

one wishing to buy a beautifol plaoo of tine tle anti roost makes in r.oaton for a very lo.t:s call at 31 Alien at-, West Enti. Suer'? Two rn-trehs for brass sni reed insd, Milan" and The Pauisinz price 50 cents. ekc2-1- C. LA mime publisher. 1 5 Cougrars ISostcitc.

its FtnsAncIAL. FIC LIN Loan a. tftH COI leitiole mouty at iowett rates. without on furniture. merchandise.

em. to rewind' with ozners; a assi sti we tit of notes aria p.11 personat prqa, erty; rorharge tor palpers; ooJice hours se to 5. A E. N. Treasurer.

Su TTh ra.21 ARE you in need of motley? 1 so. you local :40 given tote best terms end every for an easy payment of sour inans at UEYNOLDS 14) State Kt. U. rusraNyrultzE loans at 4 notice, in town or out, al the very loael rates of Interest: fin TARnOS. orrAnk teams.

farrninit propertv and other cooa rity no onarzeS for rapers. 4'oomissions ore'. amininz property; will pay off furniture and advanee more money and alfrisr it to repaid by instalments of da or more per week nr nionth, redwing interest at tacit payment; 21 parties In temporarv need of rntaiet rto treated with the utmost eonfidenee and oTive2 ryerr anvontaze possihie ror eotv pa taco QC their loans; inarnellate attention riven sal Mb licily IIEVNOLDS 10 State at. OA on furniture and all kind; of pettonal LA propert y. it can Pe left with owners; Ia.

It-rest low; r.0 charges for kapers or cornmi.siona. NOLDS 'lc 10 State st. olvEsp rates of interest on foragers loans; auto orcans and all good pkr sobat property taken for security- easiest term' of payment; al isine coLddential. LEY14.01..DS state st Its 63 ow irjo Too loan, on real eatats 11.1 Ott i sum, to an, I oo to on aecond mortzagei. A LBER GATES, JP, 40 Water room ii.

bring P.m huM CZ Wanted. to increat business; wid ..,3000 a good liberal and flys as security first mortgage on personal property worth four times amount; best of Itoston furnished. Ailtiress 55," Globe oftre. CI 6-) III a ahareThe National Fuel Burner Co. of tlf corporatelt will offer in a few days the second lot of 200 shares of the treas.

6tock at S20: a few of first lot left. only S15. ALBEIT GATt.b. 40 Water st. Boston.

HORSES. CARRIAGES ETC. AV borseFor sale. 6 years 16-2 hands high. weighing lii0ti lbs; is a well-bred Prep Kentucky saddle and barness horse; has flue biyie and action.

and is perfectly safe. Inquire at 85 Vest Dedham st. it et 01V and calfHandsome young familv coo ana and or sale; gives 14 tits. of milk pet day; must be sold at once. Apply.

for 3 days. Ara. No cur. Charles and Leverett sts, Boston. Su la EVIEPnr a fine.

thoroughbred Ksatucky satIctle-horie; bas ail the saddle gaits and is a capital jurfq.er; Just the horse for a or gentleman to ride or drive; will drive in or single harness and is a tin 3 rrister. Call and see Idol at GEORGE Rti2E'S stalde. at the cornea of Savio Hitt and Sk.zatalore atn. Ssvin Sud3to mhSt JOUSEFor sale or exchang2, bay bora I IGO E85: good roader; WIt work ts ot place: free from tracks. hear 210 Ilam Cam Orgigeport.

1LSEFor sale. a ne-szyted. bay coach or carryall horse; 16 banits weight MO; safe to drive; sound a3d all elzlit; strictly a good family horse. Cali at 8.5 llotst Dedham st it I(10 0 trio, here.s. from 7 to 10 years old.

weight from 10,70 to 1'203 2 tip-carts and harness. 2 express wagons; irusS be sold by the 25th of Cala toteuii partnership. Cali at office. 522 Sloany st. it 03,41: 1S-950 to E150: 6 gond horses.

wtoghlux from 900 to 1-250 Ns: geod drivers and sure pullers; these borszs have Sees 111164 iti lirht express Yrs-gnus. anti are r1-i fen of bard work. for 3 days at staldo eer.Charito anti Leverett sat-. Boston; they will ail be binnessed for you. Sull us-r arrived at our stable from Catania West.

40 1 ear load of horses. weighing from 1100 to 15o0 among them horses vetted to every business. tail and esszamo at 85 West Doti tam St. liTe LOWEFor sale. tri th a fast record; in fool! after ti.e fastest stallion on the turf; Ne' ould sail for price of service of stalkers, So parties who would give bet a good home: she Roes sound, is bantiso a.

and a Inds awn drive bet. Atitiress by letter. "'Lady Station A. LIC4 49 covered wat-va tor ea.to. in good con.

dinou, J. B. HINE.3111..S. 59 5tesro4o at. 111A IME--kior sale.

thoroughly broken ill awl harness snare. just arrived front entucky. years ohl. 15-3 bands high. weight 1000; I fearless of everything; sare for a lady to ride or drive; strietiv a family Con be seen at 85 West Dedirana t.

It It TAMEFor sale, very fast trotting r000rd 2.30: st-11 seil for 8100, one-ret ti hes vaiue, to hay demands: goes sound; bviv esn drive her; aiso a very vire tow, trona' S. fox ta50. call St 24 East Concord I. Salle irk 1101tSrS ins: arrivpd at 85 Watt Dail- elk LAM 050-to 1500 rbs; suiced tat all pat. pca.es.

11 FURNITURE. ETC. BEDFor sale. 1 Psine's folding ward at rolhedt cost $103; vow L. POWERS.

CAI harrard Cambridge. SmI30 nab21. 'IRNITLRE and magnificent nprig 11 piano, the proi-erty of a gentleman who. ing no farther use for them. wit' sticritce theta for cash.

to save the troable of public they have only been in ti4eili short me. are squat in every respect Id vett-. comprising ins following articles: A magnificent Tursh by snit. comprising 7 large pleegia. constnodions.

substantial. and elegantly upitoLstured in the finest tinported crimson silk plush. made to order. anti cost the owner 5250: will Sell for PA25. lowest: 2 elegant genuine nil Paintings in gold trsmes.

On the Persil tumid River. by T. Taylor: 11-inter Evening on Long Island." by S. Lrns; the pdir for gdo, worth bye time the amount: also tug others. size 344:48.

the pair for eo; eleortintly holstered Wow cushion lounge. covered in petits point 125: elegant plush and clierry tubies and brie as-brac cases: 'mantel 1212irrerL French plate; the pian0 is an elegant upright. 71,3 ociare, new piano, all 1111prcleeMentil. Colt 450 three months lone ir cash S15. Inquire at the private residence.

Tremont si. Sufficient proof shown that the above goods are unencumbered. INSTRUCTION. FRENCH Indy' will give French lessons al At her Louie, 162 Last le ground poor. wan A DI ES an ed.

to learn Mrs. Wheeler's trovr ov ed scientific method french bias and a perreet-tatrmit sieeve taught. 133 remora room T. borween Temple pt. and Inter et.

bolt I) A. INT I NI CrLESSON A successful I lady teacher give4 iiibttliel1012; dower. bind oils. 5 cents, lesions; 'eroyen drawiug and portraiture. $1 a lesson.

Address -M. de? Globe Once. le Lim; 1: A 1'31 It Wanted. a luny pond te learn tvlegraphy: and room will be given to pupil during studv for tient te wife. Call te.tloy (Sunday) or Monday ono-Operator." lintel randistal.

10.38 IN ingtota suite FOR 17.s For sale. garnet slit anti velvet dress el-1. navy blue and brewn jacket Address 8." Glatt naive. it. 111'.

Alt; flu itx- lots in thus stiNitit 400, feet. tor sale yerr tow. t-3 M. W. WILLIAMS, centralSL It.

13t)t)E anti billiard tables-For sale; new and seeonibliand; parties requiring tabies will plesse cita and see me before purchasing elsew here repaririliz 410110 at lowest prteeln Clielsea sh. sbariestown. IV ERA of gentlemen's. nearly new. custom-mane emthlinc tor sale at bait cost- Address 'NI.

Q-EWIN li inachines-13ifforent kinds. ehesPt SO cash tir 47 Court room rir It I IV 111-A lea-trier. with cover. Col' IL used oil 1 JourueY. at Wastaugtoa It SuM" rI'IYPEVRLUELCS For ta.1A, new and se GLANVILLE.

4 CO- 11 lioston MAC HINERY. 1.14 "itaINEWanted. second-hand 2 11. P. -1Z s.putLt eligititt.

or a Inotor of equal power, AdireAs 31. ti lobe Mice. It 41 1 anted. wo and coubk A241 itostirig 1,13,1 Vul. Rand or togerrtill rock dviler; also two centrifugal punirs one four-ittelt anti oile with pie Andre, witu articular.

F. 0. boa 2413. Losvat. lc' ctcr em.r.110-1, agni.vt!.

alba tvor: 2-1zotsellowcr; must ot) elteur. ottled. it MEETINCTA, Of Cp. Sixth Regitnttor OS, are itutlitett to meet at Yourg ttaY 24th Ind sit 2 o'elock it. tit, to make t.g.t Inent for tile 1UJ of AL tortl.

b- bV.CaDL- I 1 4 '4 3 1 i 1 I i DIED. thLs city, 20th George Kirkland Amory. 40 years. Funeral notice later.1 Evansville. In and Lincoln, rapers, copy.

DRISCOLLIn this city. Ann, wife of Michael Driscoll. residence 114 Lincoln native of St. John, N. 45 years.

ft.trill be buried at 7.30. with high mass at St. James' Church. Monday. Friends and relatives wii I attend without further notice.) MORINfu South Boston.

2(ith inst. John J. only child of Joseph and Jennie Merin, A year months 20 days. tutter81 prsvate.1 this city, 20th William BO years. from the residence of Thomas Rogers, 99 En, icett Monday, at 8.30 a.

m. Relatives and friends invited to uttend.1 STOCKTON.In Kansas City, l'ith Inst. Lizzie, wife of George Stockton and yonagest daughter of John IC me, 24 years. 3 outi J6 days. Funeral from her tather's residence.

Mount Hope Canterbury. Sunday. 21st at 1.30 p. ne. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to Itching, Burning, Cracked and Bleeding Skin Cured by Cuticura.

It is at this season. when raw winds and chilly blasts wake into activity Eczema and every species of Itching and Burning Skin and icalp DigCSAIIII. that the REM Enizs are most suiseesstul. A warm bath With CIITICIIKA SOAP. anti a single application of CUT.CITRA.

the groat SKIN COKE, instantly allays itching, removes crusts and scaies, and permits rest and sleep. This repeated (laity, with two or three doses of Crt Ticuita RasoLVENT, the New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool. the perspiration pure anti nnirritating, the bowels open. the liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema Tenet, Eingworm, Psoriasis, Lichen. Pruritus.

Scald Head, Dandruff, and every species of Itching. Scaly anti Pimply Humors of th .3 Skin and Scale. with L083 ot Hair, when the beat physiaians and known remedies fail, CZEMA About two years since I was badly afflicted with a form of eczema. and ordinary medical treatment signally failed tocure nim I then used your -CUTICtIkLA nitmEoli-s, and in a few weeks was perfectly cured. I think faithfully used they.will cure the worst skin dioceses known.

GEO. 8. HOME you D. V. 8..

Ve SALT nnEust ClITICIED I wsa troubled with Salt Rheum for a member of years so that the skin entirely came oil one of my hands from the finger Lips to the wrist. I tried remedies and doctors prescriptions to no purpose until I commenced taking itkMaDlita, and now I son entirely cured. E. T. PALIIKEJL rza noaTizAlEpTon 1171-asa ITCHING, 'MALT, Par the last year I have bad a species of itching.

scaly and pimply humors on my face, to which I have applied a great many methods of treatment without success, and which was speediiy and entirety cured by et rienne. 1.b2L.A..t; 1-Iik1LPS. 0. CIVTIVETRA RIMFEDIIIS are sold erorrwhere. Price: cOrictritg.

Resolvent, 81.00; So.s.r, 25e. Prepared by the Porfitg Dituo Ann CHEMICAL Boston. Ideas. Send for "How to Cure Skin p1 IQ At SHARI' AD SHOOTING. le that seem to cut througu you like a knife.

are instantly re- lieved ay placing a Ctrriccre.A. ANTI- PAIN PLASTER over the spot ofiere the pain orginates. Elegant, original andlufaillble. 25c. WSSu mialf UNION ALL, 18 BoyLitcm Street.

THURSDAY, MARCH 25, Trim COUNT COMEDY CO. In the New and Original Comedy entitled I rteepi alal Come and eeo IlicCtIDTIT'S DOG. Best seats 5e. Others etc. and Doors Open at 7.15.

Commence az, 8 p. tn. UNION PARK HALL. BANTA'S Cia, A ONE PRICE SYSTEM. The largest and best appointed in the city, 1371 Washington 26 Union pk.

Beginnera' class Mon. and advanced. Tuesday evening; day class, Saturdays, at 2-SO. Terms. gentlemen.

06; ladies, f4. Gentlemen's class ticket good to socials, same as a lesson. Social every Thursday and Saturday evening, Music, UNION PARK ORCHESTRA. 8 pieces. Gentlemen, ladies.25c.; 6-night ticket, ladies.

$1. Lady members of classes admitted to SOCIAIS free of charge, giving pupils mlre advantage for practice. to a larger orchestra of music, than any other hall or dancing academy in New England. Ladies' social Thursday evening, March 25. Private lessons daily; society or stage.

DISEASECIJED Without Medicine. Among the diseases cured by our MAGNEM; GARMENTS are Pain in the lack, lead or Limbs, Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Lung aud 't hroat 'troubles, Kidney and Heart Complaints, Lumbago, Rheumatism. Paralysis, lieu ralgis. Sciatica, Dyspepsia. etc.

Appliances tor every part of the human body. bend for circular with testimonials. ELECTRO MAGNETIC APPLIANCE No. 25 Winter Boston. TREMONT TEMPLE-7- MR.

SIDNEY DICKINSON. Treasureflouses of European Art. Thursday Netherlands." Satturday Matinee, at Course tickets, VI 50; singlet tickets 50 cents; special rates for schools. it WYATT ez go IS IMPROVED HAIR DYES. reljAhle.

harmless. All shades Sent under cover on receipt of $1. or order t. O. b.

morATT et Granite Biwa. Chelsea, blass. Cut this out. DOGS AND PUPS. csilvteordsitzte-Inuererniej tdtioogr; ough-ly house brokers; will bo sold splendid pet tor limy.

Apply Juuv, II Cherry street Bin tom It' o4r-S5 reward for tottie or ehtyphord dog. toft Thursday. the ilitti; had on when lost le.ttle,t and brass col lar. wit niaII bell attached; no name on collar; sonieutties a light lame in left lore log. kiCiold IA 110.44 4a.L.ASli.Z lohawmot ita.

4 -4 I editor announces that-, the- paper will too UtilibitiqUalti lit of tho cloalota, sum' a yacht.