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7 1 4 TUE DAILY AMERICAN' kl'ASTIVHLE 31A11CII 27 1884 4 4 4 S' 4 8 1" l' e' IV li TILE DAILY AMERICAN'' Nt ASTIVHaLE T11111181)AYA1011NIN(1 31A11CII 27 1884 A 0 7 i 7P It MEW i A 1 Will consult-their interest in calling onus before-making-their-Spring and Sum- mer purchases We always keep in stock latest Novelties in Dress Goods Ginghams Lawns etc We keep the largest stock of Notions of any house Southwest Jobs of every description ruatscit 13110S Sic CO MI EIRCIIANTS -Ara-- 1 GRAND NEIRS No matter yhether you have bought your Stpck or notlt will surely pay-you to come to our Grand Opening it will enlighten you as to styles will give you many new ideas about trimming besides seeing the loveliest line of Goods ever shown IIMSCII 13T10S Sc CO )ISP1 TT Aki 1 4111r 1111EIRCIIAINFTS MI1414-I EIRS Will consult-their interest in calling on us before-making-their-Spring and Sum No matter whether you have bought your Stpck or not it will surely pay you to mer purchases We always keep in stock latest Novelties in Dress Goods Ging- come to our Grand Opening it will enlighten you as to styles will give you many l'-': hams Lawns etc We keep the largest stock of Notions of any house South- new ideas about trimming besides seeing the loveliest line of Goods ever Lr west Jobs of every description 1-IIIISCII 131 Sc 0S- CO shown IIITtsCII 13-1-10S Az CO tionomminomosonEmouning 1 1 0 i i AIT 1 I i sly 4 1 A IS 4A AN 11 1 0 i ee 1 6 i We cordially invite you to be present at our Grand Millinery Opening which takes place commencing on TUESDAY APRIL 1st and pontinuing until Saturday April 5th Special Feature FRENCH- PATTERN IIATS and BONNETS Foreign JI Flowers and Novelties of our own importation HIRSCH BROS CO Flowers and Novelties of ouxoivn importation HIRSCH BROS CO 3h Pn Et rirME We have just received our Importation of our 'Celebrated Brand (Best Blooming Black) Cashmeres These goods are known for their soft texturebrilliant finish and excellent Black Our prices on them for tins week will be extraordinarily low and will exceed the expectations of the Cjosest Buyers IIIIISCI1 TUFLOS AULLST 11 4 1 4 4 9 Cash4 A emzionsis ntasmostmauturorramTwommNomme We shall over this week in each and every department some Genuine Bargains Ladies out shopping will do well to visit our stores before making their purchaEes Amongst others we offer Plaid and Checked Mous lines 7c Genuine Zephyr and Canton Ginghams in Plaids stripes and Solids warranted not to fade at 7 1-2c All-wool filling Cashmeres 10c Changtabla Cashmeres at 12 1-2c 34-inch Colored Cashmeres at 25c etc HIRSCH BRO 41 Co epartment some Genuine Bargains Ladies out eking their purchases Amongst others we )hyr and Canton Ginghams in Plaids stripes rool filling Cashmeres 10c Changtabla etc HIRSCH BRO! 41 CO EMEZEMNIEMI CFMNIEE MWINII THE PYTMAN TRINITY MUCH NEEDED IN NASHVILLE Mr Charles Sample Room and Restaurant Transformed Into Parlors NAL INTANCIAI FOURTH IONAi" TBA NI ft 1011kr A lv-Arly a 5 A Notable Occasion Among this Pulaski Knights 100000 Ike 0 1 1" 1 if 0' I 1 4 A i 110A111) OF' II11-111CU'O1tz- MeCLURE I GARDNER ROBE THOMPSONA ER L'''SONA WM IL EVANS FITE JAM WHITWORTH JAS CALDWELL SAMPL KEITH DIBRELL NO111J O'KEEFE LEONARD PARKS ENIVEI1 A IIT W3L LI TIEREIL DICKINSON Dr White of Lebanon Supreme Representative to the Supreme Lodge and Grand Keeper of Records and Seals of the ()rand Lodge of this 'State visited Pulaski Tuesday by special invitalion of Stonewall Lodge of that plaee He tas met at the depot by a deputation of the Knights and was their honored guest during his stay The-local lodge is tknupotted of the hest citizens of the town and is in all re-pets one of the strongest organizations iu the State At night in Antoinette Hall Dr White delivered an address on "The Pythian Trinity" to a very large audience Every seat was occupied and many persona were Blanding Despite the menacing weather a god proportion of those present were no town in the State can furnish a more charming representation of the fair sex than Pulaski The address was listened to with the greatest interest from the opening to the close Tbe visit of this distinguished member of the order will long be remembered with pleasore by Ina Pythian brotherhood of Giles county's capital I A MONSTER MACHINE The Steam Itoneftollor Doing the Work of Fifty Mon The working 'of the new steam road roller on Broad street between Front AO Market yesttrday evening at tracted some five hundred people to that point The left rear wheel of the machine was armed with adjustable iron teeth and the engine was run back and forth over the road for the purpose of loosens ing the packed stone which is twine taken up with a view to properly grading filling and repacking the road bed This work bas heretofore been done by men with picks and is the most (lit limit exhausting and tedious work that the ofreet force have to do In fact Capt Pat Cleary the etreet Superiutendeut pays he newer Wald get men who could stick at this work all day as it was simply beyond hit man endurance Mr Nestor was present and says the new steam road roller does the work of at least fifty men and at the IMMO time enables a great many more men to work together in building and grading a street making their work as light hoeing corn Ile is delighted at the euctess131 work per formed by the store road roll yester- day The street force say working after the new machine is a pielic but working without it is the toughest work in the world 1 Mayor Phillips Mr William Utterer Mr Casper Kuhn and many prominent Market-street merchants were present while the roller was working and spoke very favorably of it The roller will be kept at thesame work' to-day Sandy Tolmy has been appointed the engineer in charge This Bank has removed to its new and eonuncullous inkIi liollSe With increased facilities It offers ta uperlor advantages to its friends and patrons With RAILEOAD NEWS There were fonr applications filed in the Register's office in this scmnty yesterday for charters and three were for new rail roads The first was filet by Messrs AL Duncan Harrison Bullock John Wheeless Cherry Cox John licEwen William House of Davidson county and Thomas Haynes Glass find tiparkmsn of county 11 Moore of Hickman county Robert Houser and Webb of Perry county Levi Woods Mc Haney of Henderson county It carpenter Of Maurv county Hamilton and keith of Madison cminty asking for the incorporation of the Nas'aville Jackson Memphis Railroad Company The new road is to run from this city to Memphis via Franklin Centerville Linden Lexington and Jackson Messrs Bradford Nat Baxter Sr Andrew Allison Baxter Smith and A0 Hamilton filed an application for a charter for a road of the eame name to oe 'run through identically the same countlea and almost along the same line The third application was for the Alabama Tennessee railroad and was tiled by Messrs Jatnea Bradford Nat Bei ter Sr Andrew Allison A Hamilton and Baxter Smith This road is to begin in Wayne or Lawrence county near the Alabama line and to run in the direction of Florence Ala- and thence in northerly direction to Centerville Tenn It will there make eonnection with the Nashville Jackson 4it loimphia railroad Megsre 31 Hamilton A Colyar Fogg Wm Moore Sharp and C'Neeley also filed an application for the charter of the Morgan County Land and Improvement Company The oblect of the corporation is stated In the application to be the purchasing and owning timber and mineral lands with power to lease the same collared roads build houses or otherwite improye the lands SAMIA KEITH VIM II EVANS President Vice President WM McCARTHY Cashier mh? tf To 111 Whom It Nay Concert PUBLIC NOTICES To 111 Whom It Nay Concert I CLOTH ING i 11 ALT EXTRACT Very Important! I Get the Genuine I Itoirs Malt Extract Ci3OT11 (NG 111 LT ExTit A CT I Very Important! Get the Genuine MI11 1 Mr William Gunn the theatrical ar: chitect who planned Iluyek's Opera House in Cincinnati and the most beautiful theater in Chicago and whose name now stands in the first rank of theattical architects in this country has just superintended the alteration of Mr Charles Newman's New York Sample Room anti Restaurant opposite the Maxwell HOUte from la dark gallery into a brightly lighted artistically finished and perfectly ventilated series of parlors A fine skylight with Improved appliances for ventilating all of the rooms is an improvement in itself worth mooing A new kick kitchen has been added to the restaurant from which it is 'separated by glass doom by which all he smell anti smoke thai would otherwise pervade the restaurant is kept out of it klessric Freeman Keesee have papered all the rooms in new besattful 'tad rich designs giving them a highly artistic appfarance Nothing has been left undone in finishing these parlors to make them attractive pleasant and convenient The front of the building has been painted white and an electric light is being put up over the doorway and will light' the steps of the visitor into the first Parlor where on shelves and in show cases many thousands of the popular brands of cigars are kept In this room there are several handsome pittures of celebrated horses races etc that attract the eye immediately on entering In the next room the handoomest bar mirror and glassware tri be found in Nashville are to be seen The cut-glass decanters bottles and glasses are testeruDy arranged and the bar is supplied with the best liquors and beverages of all kinds Ike Johnson and l'hill Wills experienced compounders of drinks of all kinds superintend this department The restaurant in the rear of this room ila the most conveniently arranged gentlemen's lunch-house and dining hall in the city Mr James tenable the experienced hotel caterer so favor ably kuown in this city Louisville and elsewhere is the manager of this department of Mr Newman's business Ile says be intends to keep every delicacy that the 'mason affords and money can buy and serve it in the style best calculated to to tempt the sp petite Game fish oysters and diehes cooked to order will be made a specialty A dinner will be served every day table d'hote between 12 and 3 One of the best French cooks in the South prepares the meals and they are served by attentive waiters Unequalled in its tonic action on the enfeebled and Biek 6 I ILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR Alit' actleunt made by my son Robert Rook and knot as Bud Hook and I WM every one from harboring him mh2ii 2t JNO 1100X qy tk try 6 1 I 1 INI Ill 1 FILE YOUR CLAjMS 0 1 44 i 'k 11 ij 1 0 -m 0 0 EssrsTArataNT cal 1 I Co: My family 61 physician Iota roc i ommended your 1' Ilorr's Maur Ex 1 TrtArt for my wife i krMi et who has been an in- i ALIEt valid for 15 yeitta I 1 tl and it has almost i 1----'''1' performed mirad 1 ee AIIIi41 for her Janus 1 ry 1863" PRICE 6400 PER DOZEN my2I sutnth 17 ethorlthp al r' i I I 't st 4i I 1 10 6 PI 1 (1- 1') tudxEt A LI PERsoNs ITAVINO ACCOUNT Jt attalnat the county will prooent them on or before -a-rOril Deity In order to have the game allowed by the County Court whit meeta ti rat Monday la April IsM JOI-N Financial milt TS era Slade it the Olympic Dr Henry Slade lectured last night at the Olympic Theater on Spiritualism' to fair audience After combatting the arguments of dblelievers in his creed be related the story of his life beginning from his earliest childhood He stated that fifteen minutes after his birth rap-pings and other phenomena were beard all through the house He related many wonderful things that be said had led him to believe and practice Spiritual ism and then gave a recitation having first gone into a "trance" in a foreign language that appeared wins medley of English German and Italian NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Nov EtarriEs IN SPRING CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS Of CAUTION! BOTTLED BOCK BEER Atiem Diehl Sticks to Die Deter' anination to Serve the Public at Any Coat "In these times of injunctions" said litr Adam Diehl to an American re porter yesterday "I think it my duty to inform the public that the firm of Diehl Lord are the dole bottlers of the celebrated Phtenix and Lion Bock Beer In the 8outh and the onry bottlers of bock beer in Nashville It is easy to see thaefor this reason two may be looked upon as monopollets and may have an injunction served on us any day to pre vent us from 8ontinutog the business so as to give some failing rival who has commenced the manufacture and bottling of an inferior article ot beer an opportunity to force it npon the public If I should be locked up in jail for disobeying ands an injunction order as I lave referred to all I would ask for would be plenty to eat and three down bottles of Diehl it Lord's best bottled bock beer every day and a block of ice to keep it cool "But bow would you manage to get out asked the reporter "Why" showered Mr Diehl "the court would tree I was happier in jail than out of it and finding it impossible to make me the leant uncomfortable would order my release The night I got out 'should invite my friends teem warehouse on Church street jug below Market and give them all the bottled bock beer they' could drink I would ask even the Judge who sent me to jail and before the nlitht Ira over I'll war rant you be would see that as long as a man can get good bottled bock beer to 4riukt injunction orders against toonop lints bare no terrors for him" The reporter expressed to Mr Diehl his admiration of his spunk and bade him good-night LOWENTHAL TUE BOARD OF EQUA or 1112 I aeasment of taxes for Iss4 will meet in the ollice of the Criminal I milt I rk eonsmeneing to-morrow morning Al a o'clock ba-' big the 25th inst where a tax pwra ant re- quested to call and lee that thar pmperty in properly 'messed 1 he boand will remain IR session for ten day after which time the love allows no alteration of the tax books 1125 st Stockholders' ItleetIngs r11112 ANNUAL ItErrixo OF 1112 STOCKhOldell in the Tennessee Coal Iron ilk Railroad Company wiU be held on MONDAY APRIL 7 Mt at the office of the said Company No NOet Block Church street Nshville Tenn al 2:30 id BoW 144i BeOrtiltrp mitt -TILE-- CLOTHIER Real Batista Transfers Lavinia Sturtevant to Ilamphrey Pierce lot on Menden avenue-43A 0 Steele and wife to John Cleaves 49X acres land in Fourth dia trict-41500 Turner to Miss Nelvins Ad am lot in Sixth ward-41200 John Bauman' and wife to Saral A liamilton 35 aeres of land in Twenty third diStriet-4500 Thomas Wrenne Clerk and Master and Goodiett to and Goodiett 63 810 feet on North Summer street-611600 Secure the Genuine and Avoid Disappointment Pending legal measures to restrain the nee of our name in connection with a so railed Mali Efirael purporting to be made by a party who hits tiAlUtrird the name of Johann Hoff physicians and eonsuincra are cautioned against fraudulent IMIlati0118 of our goods and are informed that all GENUINE JOHANN norrs MALT ExthAcr for which we are and have been the SOLE AGENTS and IMPOATERS sines 1W mut upon which the reputation of this ankle is liaised Iseold only in our APEC1Ab BOTTLE and bears upon ita label tho name of TARRANT ik 272 Greenw1ch Street New York Established 1831 Bole Agents for the sale of the GtsriNg JOHANN fort's MALT LT EVIltmrr for the United States awl British ProYinees of North America Ise fel If Our Adv't Running in this Paper 33 Cherry St SoGaock Block 712 me 712 MI VINCE CASS $OO Juror Sumatuouod but lb Camp to bo Continued 1 "(t eltrwsot crrxoln 1 II was said yesterday that the Cs ite of the State against William Spence the slayer of COI Ed Wheat which was set for to-day would be continued for the term This becomes neceasary because Judge Allen has to go to Murfreesboro the first Monday in April to bold court and it is believed that the Spence case would take more than a week to try A venire of 24 jurors has been subporm el and will attend at the Criminal Courtto-day If the case is continued it will be Wel at the May term which begins the Bret Monday in the month TWINES AND ItOPC ALL PERSONS HAVING ELA the estate of John Trimble dee'd us nod' lied to Ole the same with us in the time required by law or the same will be forever barred trerit TRIMBLE whit thlt Jolts ea Cali and examine Write for prices of THIC ROUTWIRE RATS WAR New 'York Tribune: The Chesapeake Ohio and the Virginia Tenneemee Georgia Air-line have formed a pool with the trunk lines on business to the principal competitive Southwestern places and tariff rates hare been put beck to the old rates This ends a bitter war of rates that has been raging between these roads for over two weeks on west-bound business to the Southwest Its origin lay in the irregularities practiced for a long time by the Chesapeake Ohio railroad The situation became so disturbed finally that the trunk lines began cutting rates and went into every part of the territory of the Chespeake Ohio and the Airline roads The latter retaliated by invading tiltink line territory and cutting gates to St Joseph Kansas City and other places in that part of the country The war culminated last week when the rates to St Louis Louisville Chattanooga Nashville and othrr Southern cities were cut from 50 to 75 per cent under the old tariff The heaviest cuts were made to St Louis and Louisville: As an instance of the extent to which the demoralization extended rates from New York to Chattanooga fell from $118 per 100 pounds on first clam grades and 40 centoon six class to-40 and 15 cents respectively Within the last kW days negotiations have been conducted by Commissioner Fink with the two Southern roads looking to an ending of the war Yesterday I conference held between Mr Fink and pitch Freight Agent of the Chesapeake it Ohio and Capt Thos Pinckney General Eastern Agent of the Virginia Air Line resulted in the singing of a contract for the di vision of the west-bound business from ail eastern cities to Nashville and MemThese two plans are rtiewited by the trunk lines over the Louisville it Nashville railroad and are the principal places where the competition of the eastern and southern lines closely cluhes With the business to these cities pooled it is believed that the lintel to other southwestern places can be tuaintained without lisitotosee se Large as Zero RALRIOW March special to the News and Observer toys: A cythine formed near Newton peter-day afternoon and traveled east Trees were blown a distance of two nines and verytning swept clean Many persona are homeless and without food The hallatotwe were large as eggs An oleo-trig storm raged all over the Kate Is-night's Concert The following is the programme of the concert to be given at Mrs Overall's No 121 South Spruce street lais evening at 8 Piano 111010 MI Prim Recitation-- Vine titio Price song Angie Prim limitation litra Emma Frew? Boni Anna Heti lerturli El Prieto Song Zartmr MTN Marl' lilere Piano Itam Annie Wendel TWINES citry 130N1)S anS oodl topoolhtho OM ANT) A MUSEM FNTS I ROPE 31At3ONIO THEATER Thursday 'and Friday' Meanings Kurth 11 and IS Spieled Malin Fridara us The Distinguished Artiste In any BIM of any QUALITY for every Department of the Trade MORGAN HAMILTON9 Bag Manufacturers MO VIIIIIICII NI' finthemly 4 ity 11 1 i 1 l' 'pA SEALED I ROPOSALS WILL Sit I ceived al the of the Mayor MashvIne Tenn for booth to the amount of Tirtmty live Thousand (125000) Dollars from thin i date until noon of Thursday April 10 1884 I These bonds bear interest at the rate of per eentuti per annum pgable semi-anaually 1 In Nashville on the lit days of May and Mo vem bar as per coupons attached The bonds will mature on the lit day of May 19c1 anti i are of tha denominatien of COO Sok Yoe and These bonds are exempt troll amulet pal taxation and are by law receivable for city taxes as well as the coupons as either mature Didders wiU address their bids so the undersigned and write on the envolope "Bids for Bonds" and state explicitly the amount wanted and the premium offered I By order of the Mayor and Finance Commit' tee PHILLIPS Mayor ISAAC RIMS Ctem'n Finance COM i 1 1 1 CHARLOTTE THOMPSON Supported by an Exoellent company Thusday and Friday Evenings the -Grand Spectacular Drama BMA CO ICIEL Friday 'Matinee EAST L'irINI NE Peat" now on sale at Durkworth's ill and three nights "Bunch of Keys" rate-8 id CIGAlt8 HENRY STEIN NIEMINEMINIMINEIN I PZIOONAU Col Rom of Indianapolis )coeral Manager of the National Loan Aniociationj is in the city on professional business 1 Itam Ackerstran of East Nash' vale is' visiting relatives In Sumner tonety I Alias Willie Moore ol Lonisville is the guest of Miss Noun's Meddin Zorn) street Rev It Nabors chaplain of Van' derbill University is in a critiesti conditioo from hemorrhage from the lunge Them is much symoathy and studio tonoerning the ot this aud devoted minietet of the' iospol Col John Ravage of the Itallroad Commisidon returned to the city 'esters dey 4 Mr Ike Edwards of the Virginia ennessee Air Line his returned from North Carolina with Me bride and la mow at the Nicholson Mayor Carpenter of Colons la is in the city Mr Frank Moore son of the lido Rev Dr Moore formerly of this city -died of pneumonia a few days ago in South Carolina The deceased wee it gentletatm of brilliant Went" anti at ono time woe a Presbyterian minister in charpra of it Church at Covington Ky After leavine the ministry he practiced law in New York city and removed to South Carolina shout a year ago Regiatered at the Maxwell: Jiven Part El Pay nt Crosby and wile 4Chirego Davienn 11 Dudley NVarres Wtp reit l'otadamer John Baird MtfrhU Sol Moats Koehn Terry New York lienry Boston a 7 Walton Baltimoreq Be Harrison Murfreesboro A Hamilton sod wile White Creek I Mrs (' Fel Ion Mrs Jelteph Lewis St Louie MW (Iroise Colombo 0 Jae erme man Boelon IL Csroents (11 rift bit A very and wife man end wife Chas Phyperd and wire (ker' Rapids: A Butler Buffalo 'Y Mn A ternith hits Smith liteirott Mich Cigar Ilallufgoturors Missionary Entertainmont A centenary mitadonary entertainment to oonalat of music reading and refreshinentsilvill be given at the rstdonos of Ma Joel IV eartkr Delirnstnt street IVost Nashville to-morroor'94th inst from 8 to 6 it for chi 7 to 10 is for grown people of all ogee A baser and dower stand In charge of two or more handsome young miatdonaries will be features of tho afternoon music dugs and recitations at nimbi The ladies in charge promise a pleasant limo and extend a cordial invitation to everybody Programme will he pub hailed tomorrow worming A Wedding at Clarksville A quiet wadding took place yesterday at 7 IL in the That Preabyterrian Church Mr Harry Cornell was united to Miso Scale Pierce Nov hnoton officiating The attendants were tiles Nettle Linemen Nies Addle Wilson and litessrs A IL Pearce and El Pearce The preemie wens maroue and valuable' The bridal party chapemnoi by Mrs Pearce spent an enjoyable ay in Nashville yesterday leaving on the evening train for Columbia which they will wake Weir future twine Thomas Tease Tea Tears Julio IV Thomas whn oraa found guilty of the murder of Henry Schiele a week ago withdrew hie sipped de cluing hie willingness to take the ten years 'entails the jurr bad snowed his punishment at JudKe Allen sentenced Thomas to servo tbo term annted in the penitentiary Is will be remembered that Thomas to the We a man who moon the Dight was onieicted attempted to cut bit throat with en incenuonelt constructed knits mete front Liao stool takes out of a boot shank Committed se A Kelly was committad to Jail yelp terdsy on a caplas from the Criminal Court charging him with ming liardentaa's Dahlia cs Capt Joe Turney arrived from Hardtman county last night with nine tilitatattosTatia Tbe IMMO 1111611' for Monti 4 Correevonilenee of um amerie4n Wiacumrsa March 26 Circuit Court met kit Monday Judge Willlama presiding A considerable number ot mialemesnor cases were dispose of during the Arm two days of the term The felooy docket will be called to morrow Attorney General A Woodard fit making vigorous efforts la have what is knowo as the blind tire caves thor oughly invegligated before the grand Jury MAL a tyl of Rholbyville was hers Monday and announced himself a candidate for Congreve front Mtn 14 Turney formerly ot this plans but now an attorney at Gatemille Ter isNisiting his old home with Ws family I regret to chronicle the death of Unt Nancy Pryor one of the oldrot and moat highly esteemed ladies of Win cheater Warroao Witham Itsuntlatlisios St Lome Marrts Vanhou ton publishes a tart! toting that his form Panne Senders bee made statements end ex planatione which show that the published report that be (Bandar) we defaulter were erroneous and without foundation FLOUR GRAIN til 0 PROPILIMI Mocking Bird And of the Walk Brands Rope Ambler'' Murderer I 1713ELCDINITI 1 PP Mainnie Nights and WeAtiesday Matinee comvatmcing MONDAY MA Kelt the Da-teat Ue011111 A- TJUNC1T OI 1EV4 0 Or HZ touereL lily Thai Hoyt and Millie Lionin with a record of over 100 einaecutive hightail these's Tranclioo Opera-how introducing the unapproachable character comedienne 74111P404 IPT4(111A N100111171 bupporied by a great mat Tneeolebra kg Gravel View Hotel carried la its ndrety Original music tie-tint owluming Sale of Dean begins March 29 it Durk wort hs ihIi4 I CORN MIMI ss Ni er 'Immix March le reported from Birmingham that Important rev lationa play be expected le the Rime Ambler case end that an arrest will soon be made on evidence that will toe rum the bolding of the wetted party fur trial II Oorroopoodmmo nollettod AU Order Promptly Ilatioloottems Gomm" toot adires IIENRY STEIN gel Broad It Nashville Tone 112m Five thowlenct pentane witafeeed the meotinft la Boston lam night of Charles Mitchell and John Kilraine middle weight champion of New England their opeering mocks being an exhibition affair and declared drew 1)1E1) ATT0RNIEirm AT LAW 'ITATHOMA tiga HUNT STAINED GLASS I I i te IN I 1 I 11 1 wul pay itso highest market prlo feu 100000 Unship Is sound dry WU lo Ca STAINDACK 172717 ite 1141 South Illarbot Itr 13 A 500 Tom Bran for by ti1111EA4 311 111111 STAINED GLASS 614MioN0owftnoo0e00061gmmtab 11101IA a HUNT Law OMee No 35 Cole Ballang ItAILITILLIP MIL 1' Morris dlt In Andorran oath Carolina roar al Lt itoot formerty pastot Of the Moors treirkotiat Chostvh of ibis Ott ord lin yews Itortal In Andonots ortoot gtotko yin bl yen of a okootorial work 10 b0 held la tho iL (lurch ogre to be bold la Mo Church Geo AElowent ISA Fourth asolonsti Orttoro takes tor took "wombat Kul Ooolsoutotiook jo4 oo4 4ot 061000PUOla Asegns Wally 4 994111 ob I I.