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5 1 in 5:1 ''t 1 i hi, '1 i i' I 1 I I 1 I it 5 iii Jlti 1 ai tt Si fit 5 ON THE INDIAN OCEAN. The Dase-Ball Tonrists at Ceylon. El "Williamson'a Letter Describing the Trip. An American Vessel Sighted in Tboae Far-Off Waters. How the Little Mascot Did a Parachute Jump.

The Wind-Up of the Local Billiard Handicap. Racing- at Cli.ton and Other Point Various Matters of Interest. onsmaravn' or TS anariaa. lKI.I0-r!f. I January 25.

In, My lat mailed from Melbourne. January 4th. The day follow it a play'! 0 ir farewell gimte In Australia at the grounds of the Melbourne Cricket Club to an audience of oter 11.001 people. HM'Qot whom were fay if people. The cricket club Lus a Jisi of member numbering orer 1 of these members are admitted to the grounds free.

util hav the privilege of taking two ladies. The afternoon sport consisted of f.jot-liall. base-ball and throwing li cri kjt hail. The longest throw ever record, in Att -tralia was 1J5 yards 3 inches. Crane.

I'fefler and myself tried to beat tbe record. Crane was the onlr OM WHO SOI XH'lh. Ilemuhitigathrowof yard 10 inches. I think It will be many a day before any Australian equal hi throw. Helow I an account of the afternoon sport a published in the Melbourne Aire.

Harry Simpson, one of our party, ha signed a contract with the ne Cricket Club to remain in Australia and coach them iu base hail: in. r.u. Jt flit. V. I remi.

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previous to the aaiue. air. Joe ThotnpHon invited tbe boys to take a run out in the Keeiuineton race-truck, said to be the fineat vrounila of that port in the world. tShortly after the train left the depot we diwhw il tieltinaantl bcttina men in en-rral. r.

Thompson wns asketl tbe amount of the lnrgeHt water lie ever niadt. He "aid it wit a bet of 1:00.000 aiainst SaXUMi. on a Melbourne Cup race. Ho had i the ghort end of the bet. He wax protected in his book, and hut but little on the race.

It ws rather clo-o iu tii car. Some one susaested that ire OF Ttl TUNItOW fShonld be r.tiseti. Ausou started fo open the window, wjien lie aaw about a dozen flic on Hit alum, ne said tie would bet fl that he rouid pick a fly that would remain on the window hiiacr thttn any fly that another of the party might (1 ave seen hnn make thia bet tinie nud time haitin, and never yrt have I mhii win. I'tetl'cr 'Wcoepteti tlie propoHitinn. and named the smallest tly ul the wiiolo lot.

Anson picked the larcst fir. At each curve iu tlie roud a ily or two would drop off, until at only the two tlii-a were Ipft. At c-ach lurch of the nr. the flies woulit open their wiuas as if dninic their utmoat to hold to the gla. Whenever Aiium'i tlx would work his winirs.

Cap would pull to uno hide an if urging hi fly to stick. 1'fetTer til likewise. All the pfiwoiigi'rs in tlie car gathered around, and a number of outside bets were mnde. Anaon's tl.Y ari'RARRD TO iMHnsn The bet. for he began to chasn the little fly all over the window, when it looked ns though he would anrcly drive rfefler'a Mr ut of the race.

The ear gave a audden jera. and off fell Anson's fly. followed almost the ftituie instant by the little one selected by I'f offer. Auson claimed a dead heat, but Joe Thompson decided that he had lost, and l'fenv pocketod the money. hiintiay and Monday we spent in packing our trunks and making the necesnry preparations for our teveitleen days' voyage to Ceylon.

At ten o'clock Monilnv afternoon wp took the train for I'ort Melbourne, where the ett-amaliip Salter was to atari from. Unite a riuititter of friend accoiiiianieit ua to the irninar. among whom were J. William-smi and his partner. Mr.

WtiSKrove, Joe i luiin pson ttnii many ottier. ewcre to leave at five o'clock tunt aflernnotw but did Hot gel away till tour dock 1 uu.tar morn tng. tnv by one our trieiids bade us good' y. It was long past midnight wins' wg arrif.tn. AVhen we awoke we were on our way.

We arrived at Adelaide at eleven clock Wednesday night. This was unite a jsap-pointment to a number of the boys. When we were: at Adelaide a number of curios were nought ey the incuUere of our party kumiaroo 'kins, tiger akin, boomeranaa. Ac. We leu Adelaide at six o'clock Thuradav rnorning at least we ere told we were to leave at mat Hour, so mat none ol ua dared no to the city.

Hi miles distant. We did li.tt gel nwav until ten o'clock. Word was ent to the city for the enrioa, but thev die not arrive. A fier we left Adelaide we met with ry rough water. The many banuuets we had enioved duringourtwenty-four days' in Australia ttweuty-eight bMimueta and rH-ettitnst tiardly fitted us for a sea voTaarf-.

and h. Lord: how iok we Were! 1iiIt a lew oi ourennrw tariT tioiriy-nve) escaoe! Kor a fewdavs no one oared to hear the woni "dining-room' tnenlioned. and whenever the gnu announcing the meals was heard several oi tue noys were seen to move TOWtBD TDK aiPES the vessel, they would lean oTer the rail fnd welt, just imagine the rest. The siewsrd okinglv aaid that this would be a very prof-table trip. About ten days later, long after we had retained our sea legs, the steward hear, I to say to the cai lain: "lv captain, what wiil I doT luiti in supplies eiitiugii icr eighty paseeneera.

and now I have not ciioimli to Inst me till I reach Colombo." We have thirty-five in our party, and there are about tie ot tier cabin passen-srers, yvm can iudae for yourat'li ttie opm-Ittn the steward must have formed of us. llih mw U.l of Australia-Here we onteteti the Indian Three lavs later we sighted a vessel in the distance. hen the captain told it was. a steamship and that it was on a direct line with ua we vere all evoitemetit, Mrs, Lnch (Auua 1 hereasa tiergerl hurriedly uiatirt. When the steamships were within hearing aiiauc she played 'Mail Columbia." to which ihot on the opposite steamer answered with three cheers.

There was one eolitarv voice added a tiger to the cheers, which convinced me that there was at -one American aUvard her. Their cheers were answered with three cheers nntl hni American tiger from onr party. We were at our bt. a we had not curcrvd since we. left Melbourne.

It was the ateamship Itome. txtund t'tr Sydney. Not a hundred yar.ts separates ua a terr unusual occurienceiu thes waters. -v. i in mascot is an amusing little coss.

He Put thirtevu years old. and is as 1 tack as ua. He was boru AT MWLlXa BSS. EESTICET. We had Dim with ut last season.

He missed the traiu in New York, end v.e saw or hensd fio more of him until we arrived in Omaha ast tall. On our way to the Pall-gronnds we aw htm perched on a lumber-pile. We called lure and learned that he had not had any thiuk al in two oars. Ilut any time he goes without eatables tie wU have to be hip-wrecked. lie accompanied ut ta the ball-ground, when Mr.

Spalding saw him swing nis baton, lie immediately decided to take him ith us. He ha.t arlorued more amusemeut than you; can imagine. A few days ago were sitting on deck near the pilot-house. 1'rof. Bartholomew was elhrig uscf the iiar-row escafs Ike made the first time he need the parachute.

When be droppest front Lie ixiiioon the paracnute ttuieu kept descending tasier and faster, Iii head frvw dirty, lie was last loatng all nope, and ully believed that his last day had arrived, when fortunately the parachute opened aua descended in safety amid tee cheers or Tits TIinrS Who had fully expected to see him dahe.i to Piecve. Hardly had he tiniaued trluug his story when tiiere was a cra-sb. a yell, an umbrella turned inside out and a little colored boy all la heap at onr feet, he laid there yeliiug for dear iife. At last he was auietcd. li then told ns that he had heard IK isor" talking about Ins parachute, and that he had gone to John ltealy's cabin, got wouu'a Yaabreue.te.Des; On Joba tiail iuat bootrht before leaving- Meltfomet.

then ciiu.bed up on top of the, ptlot-boiise lab-jo twerrty feet high'. openei lumped off, thinking the cpen umbrei.a would let bin. down the same as a paraehuu'. We f.aveeparty of Jlind.jft'n farl. the iieftjoorne Kabt'dtion.

I hey are an odd et. 1 bey would starve before they won id eatauy meat killed or ewketi by awhile man. The captain gives thstia a sheep every four days, which they eiix axp rooc. turin the voyage one of their Bomber died of consumption, as eau l.is they all Pnjk a bath: oue man dreeeed in whit teoat and They rathere.1 around ti btiy. ihe on in whit reading from a "Mofaainiusvian IJible.

After he had read about ten they carried bodr to the fnnr where he am reart from tbe Hilda, flier then carried the bod? to the ashed and drew. IU laid it out on a Piece id eanvaa. placed some iron bar around the odr, and sewed up the esnva. 1 hey then eft the t.oiy. 1 hey retired that night early, and were awak' ned et ha.f-paat one in th inorninar 'January 19-tii- At e.h-cK tbey around tlie corpse, and aaw tti oliictrs of ihe ship PBoe Tlig CASTAS In the sea.

A few of us were sitting on deck. We Old nfd know at what lime Hie bdy was to be thrown overboard. We were chattipg away, when the engine eease-d running, and we knew the had arrived. Ve burned att.i wvti f.tiitnl i.nrf!v-s miiea no Witu the steeraife We forced our way to the rati, "ne of th officers called me gnd tO' me below. I a as just intiuie to see the body dropped overboard.

A fenn of sai-tie-s ame tr which I could not rid mv-if of for severu' days. waa indeed tbank-lul for the govd health 1 was I aiip Pose it uisiiers very little where one lies nUi uenih. but the mere thought of being buried at wa causes one-to shudder. January 'Jd we sighted sail ahead Of US. It was a sailing vesael.

the sea waa as MIVTU AS GHS. In about an hour we were within bailing distance. Iniacine our surprj.se upon aeemg the Aiut ri- ati tug hoisted. acted like a it of children at a school picnic. Johnny Ward flurried to bin room, brought up a couple of American flar.

Mrs. Lynch got her cornet and plased tue I'tUiiner" a she tie pr played tt before. Wo cheered and cherei and cheered. We wer scattered all through the riggiMf. the mascot all.

I ho name of tue vesei was fc.L-..-..lil Itronsn ielr leioefit those Kbii on board were as pleased as we. for couin hear them cheering for some As we Hilii 1 ourselves out oi the rigging, we heard yeli from above, and our mcot came sliding down one of the ropf lie seem eo perfei ily iid. When he readied one of the ropes that supports the canvas thai protects us iroui the sun he grabbtd it and said: Oh, ho: 1 guess 1 wasn't WlO DK CTRCCB." He went thrnnKlt a number of tricks, and woundup tlie performance by hanging by bis toes. The rope broke, and his head hit the deck hard enough to put a hole, in the hoard. We r.n townrd him.

thinking be wr.s hurt. He looked up at us and si.id; "lioily. bos. if ever I got hit tint hard on de shin. I'd he deud ingKer.

s-iah. John Ifealv will he juie a linifuist by the time be real lies home. He atudies I-renoh and tierinun during tbe day aud Greek at Jim Manning, of the Kansas City Club, speuks uuite tiuentiy. and tins severs, clas-es. ilia pupils are lener.

Kogarty. Wo.xl. Carroll. Ilrown. Karle.

tit and Sullivan. Jiru takea great pride in teaching tbe ii. una picaacu uu vue progress tliey are tnakiug. Freil l-fetier also has a class, to whom he teaches t.ernisn. How we do sutler! We hear horribly bad I- rciich and Uerman at all nonrs of the day.

An amusipg incident occurred a few nixhts OK', the dinner table. Johnuy ard and kd Huulon sit bide by aide, AS tO BAT POWg. Iteaaid: "Hoys, tiiis is the first night Hiss had my appetite witli uie since leaving Melbourne. I am as hungry as a wolf." 1 'inner i v-Tved in courses, hen we got to roast beef. w.w served with a piece that he SBiti was fit for a Kinii." Jut as he was about to purtake of it.

Johnny Ward began explaining to him how we tost or gained a dav in muling the circuit of the world. While Kd was all attention, the waiter removed his beef. When Kd turned a'ld iitied li's beef, he stiid it. my beef ts gone." Thnnext course was roast turkey. Kd ordered a double heip.

tomnke up for ti lossof his beef. was it flnced before him.wlien Ward continued hi explanation. I he moment Kd turned toward Ward, on of the bovs removed his piaie of turkey. hen Jonnny bad finished. Kd.

knife and fork in hand, turned. Never will 1 forget bis counteiiaiipe. as he exclaimed: "Ity that waiter has walked off with my turkey!" TIIR CAPTAIS JOIMlP Our party in as heart a burst of laughter as I have hoard in mans r. Lynch sat directly opposite. Kd whispered to mo, "lid Mrs.

I. Tin hear licit ru-niark?" I told him 1 thought not. Just ut that moment Mrs. Lynch' seven-year-old s'tii eeianned "Mamma! Mamma! Ihd ymi hear Mr. Ilaulon my that nmighiy word?" I'M ditt not wait auy nire dinner, but hurriedly mudo his way out ol I lie, dining-room.

Mark I'aldwin devotes a counle of limtrs each day on the sf-rn of the ship, tishing-tuckle in hand, trying to cttch one or THIt net BIRDS That are alwavs following the shin. Ho succeeded in ht'-okini: one. out it broke nwny tie-fore he could ptiil it on board. The last fewdavs we have seen hundred of living tih unite a l.srse one dropped on deck. Mark r.iildn-iit cnnzlit if.

cut oft the wings, and vill press and keep them as a souvenir of his trip on tbe 1 itiiiun 'Cfim. We crossed tic etiuator at midnight, the il.1. It was a bcatitiftii iiioonliglit. night, and every body Mtt up. Mrs.

Lynch played tbe violin, rendering some beautiful selections from "Porothy." I'almer was at his best with his ninndi.lin. while our quartet. Tom Fred 4 'arroll. Kd Crane aud irw Kogarty sang quite a number of sonKS from the diflerent operas. As we were about crossing the tine we all Joined in singing "Three Cheers for the Hod.

While and Ulue." Thursday Captain Tauleuhorsl tendered us AS r.l.BUAMT MTt.NKR. It being the Iwt dinner we received on board hi.s Miii. Spalding stpoie ot kind manner in which the captain and hi officer had treated us. nd how much regretted leaving the Holier. Tne captain responded, staling that he had never carried a jollier partvor one whuru he so much regretted parting with.

Jim fogiirt.v was called upon, on behalf of the Howling Wolves. Ho could not think the captains name iThalenhorst1. so undressed him a atdaiti I harley-iorse." His speech was unite humorous, the wind-up of which was a by our entire party. A a given sig-ial the A II-American team s-iy "Ash." the Chicago team "ish." and the ladies, newspaper men, Spalding and Lyach say When railed at tn same time ihe three Words mske a perfect sncPe. The captain enioved it hugely, and several times during the evening riueied TO SXFKZE.

There was no little excitement Wednesday morning, caused by a fire iu the hold of our vessel. Tt is almost impossible to find out the particulars, bin. as near ns I cun earn, it was cuused by sptintaneoua conihttstion. They put the pinups working a conple of hours before the lire was extinguished. Had tbe tire spread, there wool.

I have been little danger, as during the day we passed the steamship Arcadia and two sailing vessels. We awoke this morning (January 25thlin sight of the Island of Ceylon. Karle came within an ace ot being tli rown overboard, Jim Manning said to him: "TV you see land? Eerie-replied: "No. but I Cey Ion." We ran within nve miles of shore all the morning. After being so long without the sight of land, what a reiief it wus to see Tm Terra sd MorsrTAits.

We pased hundreds of small boats. In which Ihe nativea were fishing. One boat we passed very close to, it contained two natives ho cheered and waved their hands a we passed. Turtles and tish without number are seen swimming and flying on all sides of the ship. The Hying -fish very often fly oi.e hundred yard without touching the water.

The most amusing of all are the porpoise. It is most exciting to watch them as they leap clear out of he water, side by aide, in their race for the ship. We will arrive at Colorolvo at four o'clock this ntternoou. Ah. there goes the rong.

warnini: us to prepare for ltinch! it being the last meal ill enjoy on the good ship I must make the bot of tt. After lunch I have my trunks to pack, therefore 1 biti vo-i larewoll. remain in Colombo until Monday. Will write from there. ours vu the Indian o-eHii, Wn.f lAwsosi, Chicago Kase-bali Club.

MawanelaVs Jie slaowg-er. mnt isr stth tn CMwotaaw. MaNsriBLm Ohio, March Ikrt Wilson, of Washington. Iowa, who pitched for tbe Fre mont. Ohio, club lost year, and finished tbe season with the il waukee's, has been signed uianagu and pitch for the Mansfield team this year.

Off Tar riatrtata. Nrw Yor.g. Marcli 1. the leadership of Harry Wright" fifteen members of tbe Itifladalphia Base-ball team sailed for Jacksonville. this afteruixin on the steamer Mn Autouio.

They will make a tour ot Ute South. Base-Ball Xatra. KtMTg SvrrH still holds out. Jim Kkr went to work in the Cincinnati Gymnasium yesterday. 1.

ivy. the great cornet plsver. will be at the Cincinnati park lor the opening came. Itoaar CmrTiirs sars lave Fours la a much better first baseman than tssveOrr. At Fai isr, of Colnrqbns.

will probably one of International League umpires neat soasou. Tri tilumbus Club will probably bana.net the visiting delegates to the American Association schedule meeting. Pits: Kwitw has a troublesome corn on the liule toe of his rieht ftvoc and he bubMn compelled to stay indoors for several days. it Wnrrir. release! hy St, Louis, will manage the Milwaukee tram.

It is te be hoped that he will maaag not to get drank. Otprtstt-n. the catcher of the Toroht-iei. bas euriVreU serious loss. Hi wile died oa Tuesday, leaving him with three caaldregu Kx chance.

Hokack thinks the cH.nDiuuiiicatioua will keep every thing rigai at the meetings of tbe League and Associa tion next sett. Iast KrinT sun. Id the I onis StarsKavs ings: "i'he rhulies. if they don't get tue Hag. will bring lck Yellow Jack.

Iwr Uief are going to Florida. Frd IVgrrta and John Wartl re to writ twsofe Ha.stf.rtl.tit thm tour Af lha w.krl.i. It ia ruuored tiial Aaaoa wiU presexe a liule TFtE EXQUTRER, CIXCIKXATr, SATUBDAT, lARCil 2. 1880. broeliure er.tit'e.1 A Wssled Kick: nr.

the Pi.araots Are Not ito the Oun.e- oicaeo Mail. i Ja IVjTLg receiTed a cor. tract from it, I Ixmi ye-teniay. He ex pet-t- ti -ee 1 1 then taik aoout aiituirig. "Sho.itt" Ftllks will make a great showing in the St.

Louis trow next eni), lao toe verv parlies who are row condemning him Al be toreJ to pra.e uita. Tht.bi are letter in this office for Wm. W. Widner. ilr: arley Isstivong, Jas.

Kiuselia. Mike Joyce. m. ALen. ike Cis-ary.

Lucten Marc hristol and lorn taa-iott C. lUisTLvoyicthe c-ack third baseman of the Atlilvtic. i makii ga visit to l.lng. in Ivou-sville. Ienny aay the Athletic should win tbe pennant, a they bay tne hardest-hitting team America, backed up by good licldurs and batttric.

rt'i oer A iin i.eb Ax Indianapolis eorrc-i-ondent "KjvJ and iH-ry have joined jihoiit-ck tn the I ikith of then are tn sTj1 I t. at. Hat t.itf-.iiii'r tt. the alliOr teur opera i-oinraay, and aopear in 'Ti'e at the oraud opera Saturday evening." Siti Citt has suosTib-i and paid into the treasury of it club tlie of tiu.W. to defray tie ex pensrs of the clcbthe corning sicaoh.

Tim men signed wnl k'-ey ail the eluts guessutg. They are a good, lot, and wU relet credit on tbe city. St. Louis Olobe-Leioocrt. Mvktie Hac trrr has had no engagement since he rrftieci to s.gii vitli niuitiapuiti lal year, iiackctt was a great player at one time, and would be now if he wouid exert himself.

He is too lay and indinerent to give at.y ciub his best c.Tort. and on is unable to gel into iart company. If the I-eague catchers tbe year tbe Bvslons won Uie charapionthip. Srwmoi letter are arriving in the -city from the' ball-players. ne received vesier.iay en important statement.

It went on to say that the reason en-r hss not been pitcbtng ltleiy is that he f.a been Me has oeen kucn-ked out of the box so often that his duties now. hare been red need to that of umpire, lhis would icriiaps seem to mean he will not be with the lldi-agc next season. i'Utsonrg Hispati li. Coi.crs folks have been told much cf the unexpectedly Mrong team they have gathered tea' tbey have set their lieartson I ftii place. What a bitter disappointment it ill be should that not happen.

It is more than likely not happen, a. msuy ot the team are experienced players, tried and true, weignad and found not anting, yet the very fact that they have -never Piared together in the same team, wnu very lew exceptions, and are holly without the beneht of team work, it will appear to one acquainted with tiie absolute niiessity of team work that the season Willi verv far advanced before the Ituckeve baby will have fstalilishe a stable reputation that will il a fairly considered position. Sporuug Life. FrsAKiNO atout the New York-Prooklyn series. Henry liadwick says: In the Inst game thetwo clubs piaveii together in lss, Keefe pitched and Kning and Want were in tue team, and yet Brooklyn won by ttott.

arti will not be the loam this time, hile tlie nine lor A pril next may be set dow as ji.st doiibld the strength of the victorious nine of leii. What tiie out-corue iii be no iic cm say, of course, but the Brooklyn player have already begun training for tue event, laruther is ai the Hot where Bum has been, a'ld IiusUoiia an Terry have got themselves in lirst-ciuis irim by Picycle riding this opcui winter. irhin, loo. is getting himself in condition in I'hiladelphia. and rtrieu in I'eona.

Iniactclluf the Brooklyn pluyer will be in tip top cnudition ny the firt wetk ill April. All ate sanguine of making a riaiit fur li. ario. us vii-torT will be a big thing for tiie team, hiledeieat will not burl them at all comparatively. BIIJ.IAUPS.

t'orhran's Fine Came. The tie for third and fourth money in the tournament at No. 2-0 Vine street whs played yesterday afternoon, the contestants being Cochran and linesman. Cochran started in with a vim. scoring double figures right along.

In the eighteenth inning he made a splendid run of in the twenty-seventh inning lui bud more than gained his odd oi ton. and in the thirty-'ourth inning he rolled up the lui-ge-t run of ti tourney, making 75 by a tuosi bi autifiil display of science, and nursing such ns has not been seen here for a long tune. He made the largest average that has been matin the tourney T', and liierally ran awny from his opponent. '1 be following score by iuuiugs tica tbe lull Cochran-! 14 1 8 30 5 2001014 1013114 410 le' 0 1 0 1 14 4 i 11 i 1 T5 1 1 0 2 18. I otal.

i I ue-liian 0 i. .) 0 I 1 0 5 I 0 I lit a 3 ioti 404211 jn-sr. -'0 0. Total, lit. The asterisk denotes a miss.

Largest rnns: Cocliran. lluesnian.il. Win uer's average, loser's averaac. 2 Ileferce. ilj.

Bow-niau. tpb rvfjti.va oAiit. I.ait riiirht closed the most successful toar-llal'len ever held in this city. Meyers and lioniiiK played oil' their tie for first and place. Movers being victorious by a score of 200 to 'J'X 1 he game was a handicap.

Honing giving Meyers odds of 100 in biuthe pace Meeri set was too hot for Honing, and when liie mat kor called out the game Meyers tii 1 point on an even game. HuniiiK from there en ptnyed strongly, but conid not cover the distance, as he was behind too Tar. Consequently he had to be content ith second nioncy. The following score shows the by mnitiis: Meters 0 10 2 19 90300 0 10 31 17 2 5080071. 1 100122195402 47 11 01039011.

Total. Honing I 10032207a 3 0.1 13032BI 1 1 4 10 2 i 6 1 IS 2 2 1 11 27 0 3 0 1 1 2 0 1 It: 9 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 3.1 6. Total. 2A vletiotP miss. Longest run- Honing.

17: Meyers. 2i Winners' average. losers' av-eruge. lielcree. ily.

iiowiuaii. The Tool Tourney. arcciAt. Biinn-a Hut avauciaaa. Nr.w York, March 1.

The pool tournament is drawing to a close. For the bene lit of Kt-QciRKRrexders who do not know tbe conditions of the match the particulars are again given. It is a fifteen-ball continuous pool tournament for the championship of tbe United States. Each gsine in one hundred points up. The prizes arc 11.000.

the net box-office receipts and the championship emblem. The money is to be divided up into 40. 30. 20 and 10 per cent. The contestants are Wm.

Clearwater. Ravenna. Uuio: Albert i. Powers. Chicago: Joseph T.

king. Philadelphia: Alfredo IJeOro. Havana. Cuba; Albert M. Frey.

J. Loius Malone and Charles H. Manning. -Charles L. Knckson.

the California expert, is gsme-keeeper. and a new referee is chosen each day. Jhe games are played under the rules of with the following exceptions: Kaeh bail counts a point. ailure on the opening stroke forfeits two poiuts. Forfeits deducted from -players' account and not by replacing b.uN on tue tabie.

All balls must be pocketed before being again setup, and the player pocketing the last bail has the opening stroke in the next game. hen the last ball is. pocketed the cue ball is ill band. Consecutive or aiiv number of scratches hy a playerdoes not torfeit tlie game. I ii winners to-nuv were: Frey.

rey made four scratches and PeOro five. Clearwater. 101: King. 1 King made seven scratches and Clearwater oue. Frey, pat: Clearwater.

61. Frey made four scratches and Clearwater live. lei io. nrt: Malone. 79.

I eOro made three sc ratches and Malone thre. Malone was lined for failing to appear evening ine programme to-morrow ts: King vs. MaTiiiitiH-. followed by Towers vs. IeOro.

Frey Malone will end the series. There is likely to le a tie for first money between Malone. Frey and Deoro. THE TUBF. CI I floe Rsiee.

traciAE aispATcn relit asaciaxa. IttcgTRME. N. March! At Clifton to-day the weather was so warm that the frost ooccd out of 'the track and made it sloppy. Tbe ruling off of Carmody and Barton at Guitenburg yesterday was considerably talked of.

aad the general verdict seemed to be that they got their deserts at last. It was also whispered tt.at the. same ruling will be sustained by the Clifton of-Pools. First Race Pnr tSO. for beaten horses: selling allowances: mile and an eighth-I aigat' rr.

10S lbs. iMurrayL first: Flush. 101 lb, iltoune). ssKond; Ja. Horner.

101 ibs. t.M.sl.ert. third, lime. 2a. Ton, Sawver.

Llghihouse. liarrtxlsbnrg and Foiene were the other starters. Muuiais paid, straight. Second Race Purse for fonr-year-olds and upward, to carry llu 1 seven furlongs: Carnegie, ltolb. ilialbawayl.

first ovid, lid lbs. ihelty. second; lielt Bond. 110 ihs. iKif e-saitiei.

thinl. Time. The otiier starter were Traveler. Uoans. F.th Hardy and I latter.

utuol paid, straight, (4 d. Third Race Pur. sc. tint allowances: rniieaud a ixteenih: Boodie. lbs.

tivane. hrst; Liitiefeilow, 10S It. tKirlehinei. sec- Friar. 112 lo.

tkellyl. third. 1 ima. 1 alatka. Alfred and Ilefund also ran.

Mu- paid, straight. S33 for a place, jii paid 75. Fourth Rave tiaton Kong Handicap: purse on mile: Chancellor. Ml los. (Murray i.

firt: Clarion, lullb. Ulatbawayi, second: Osceola, PS lbs. (Mtsheri. third. Time.

IU. The other starter wer ktaiti Loo ram and Saujisot.on. ilutuals oaiu, straight, la SO; for a place, tl Xi. Clarion paid Fifth Kace Pnrw t3Sa. of which J30 toseo- rod: seiung allowances: six and ene-half ariougs: Chancellor iMurray.

114 first: Coartier (Harrtwt. 114 seconi; Avery lay. 114 third. fj.hby Swinw Howe. He-lax, Kan hope, Arthur W.

Jsis. Fountain and Coinpenaai s.so ran. Woo by three length in inner paid tiJ evl rrmute arjga. Here are the Quttenburt entries for Satnr- Virst Raco Puree f30: for beaten horses: Eve-eisthths of a tail: Volatile, lit Jentioa. 11 Nuurod lis warren wi.

It Masher. lu nylla. lift Iradoura. US Harry Kocst. lt Fat 11 lb.

John Alexander. arder. Ibv: I.vior, US Prospect li Manhattan, Hurgundia. 114 Koenaace. 112 Aitwnv.

iu lbsc ISsseoad Kacsr Purs EJOn. seiim allow, ances: three-! j.rter of a mile: Yaulter, IU Urier. 121 Carlo w. 114 Julia Miller. 112 ibaTpiszy Uruaetse.

Hi Ida West. 112 10,: Sam Brown. Ill tiio. Id liukeof Cherwelu Booteiack. 104 lh.i WU.

tred jar. Hi laa. feoagstec. laa JtvLa Chaw wr? ihstr Velvet vtt Tord stock, Mii isbcr. Sf f-irmt.

1'jOf lbs. I i rahsie il I-u: r-ivrer. l'J2 ins. bir i Itae iur- i-t): bs of a rniie: UiLnier. 113 John kins.

He Ps. Jieiwootj. isu iwhadhiv. It r'kif. t'tbt.

Fourth 1 jare I'urae tVO. sesen-e'ghths of a rniie: l.reenneld. IE ibL: Lsttle fouti Luua. to low. i Pendennis, Johnnie K.pitas.: i'aicti.

lt7 Tony i'aator, lua ios-: liretoa. tw Salotio. li'J it. fifth k.soe-l'iir txa. selling allowarit-es.

one-nine and a tiuarter: liufiwx. buasnu. Uii Anns, 124 oatello. 131 Aneus. 114 Kl Triiiidad.

Ill Crai-eisadon. KJp Ibw: Mia ie. isss etiacious, Va St. L'lmo. ILi Death et Vataable rtily.

ercriAa seTcw Tt Tea gaatiiase. fiXtscTox. March 1. A thrifty. able hay filly, two yeara oLL by Spendthrift, darn lonyra, by IXir.eraif, owned by Wick-liir iTestort.

this cottnfr. dead. Mi wa laluedat tlftXk being a racngsCcr of more tuaa ordinary premise. Aaatkar Hlg Hraa Sale. raetAx.

ntsraTra to tai gsrQcrata, Taris. Kt March The celebrated UU-' Jon KJg-mark. 2:. by Victor Von Bismarck, dam Fdgewater Belie, by EJgewater. nld by Hon.

M. Thomas to Colonel llus- sell.ot llttau'ii. lor a Private sum (understood to be $-4 was shipped fast thia ttruoon per express. ATHI.F.TIV. Meldoou and Bl CocnblBatlest.

William Muldoon. Ihe champion Grtr-co-Boman wrestler of the world, and his combination of athletes ill open a week's engagement at People's Theater next Sunday afternoon. The combination Include, beside Muldoon. the giant Hercules. Pebwstian Milier.

Hugh Leonard and Aqgnst. le Crank, l'uringthe engagement Muldoon will issue the iollowing oliailengn: IiuOto fit jr body ho will gain a fall off of bun in ifteen minutes; $5 to anyone he can not tnrow in fifteen minutes and t-'a uiitiuie lor every minute an opponent stays after the Ave minutes without being thrown. I bis same eliaileuge is issued in behalf of Sebastian Miller. Hut'Ii Leonard, tbe intd-dle-wcigbt of the combination, wilt make the oiler for any lZa-round man. Thai Ohio Valley duo Exbibttlon.

The Ohio Valley Club ill give one oi It regular weekly in its club-rooms this evening. There will be all kinds of sport on the programme, arid one of the features of the bill will be a wrestling match between Fran Cable and Jack. tub fortE asitle. It ill be to a finish, and in case one or the other is not defeated the money will be forfeited to tne club. Dailey and Walker Wrestle.

Joe Dailey and Bert Walker wrestled Ora-co-Koman style in West End Turner Hall last evening for (15 a side. The match was stubbornly contested, and wss finally won l.y liailey. He took tiie first boot in forty-seven minnte and thesccoud in thirty-six minutes. The exhibition was a good one. and thoroughly enjoyed by tbe iair-sizcd crowd present.

Charles Moth lie Teats SrlieUer. special msrATcn to Tan sufQtnaBsj. Coi.tMRt'. Ohio, March 1. The wrestling match at the Casino to-night between Chas.

Moth and Bert Scheller t.am Matthewsl for SJSO a aid and fsO per cent, of the gate receipts was witnessed by five hnndred people. Both men were in fine condition. and gnvc a reuiarkable exhibition of science and strength. Harry Taylor was chosen referee. The first bout began at 10:15.

Scheller first secured a leg-lock, which was qnickly broken, and Moth almost instantly secured a similar hold, hich, too. was broken. Scheller then broke a inilf-Neisoii by a very pretty head-spin. Seuetler then secured a leg hold, ami all but succeeded in throwing his opponent, but the latter' strength ami science stood him in good need, and Schelier's efforts in thisdircclion proved futiie. 1 1 followed urt hi sliitiit advantage.

however, and won the bout in minutes, se curing tue tail hy a hying neck-hold. The. set-oii' I bout was very exciiinir. and in the forepart Moth wss stunued by being hurled to the carpet by Scheller. ho had secured a leg-hold, striking on his head.

Recov ering front the d.cU condition, he went to rk Willi a wul. uikI won tbe bout in ten minutes. 1 he third bout was wou hy S'cheller In five and one-hall minute, ho securing the fail throuah a lee- lock. Tbe fall whs Questioned by the audience, but the referee refused to change his decision. Moth the fourth bout in four and nne-liaif minutes througu a naif Nelson and leg locK.

The fifth and last bout lasted seventeen minutes and was wvii by Mom through sheer strength. Some very pretty work took place in the forepart of this bout. Scheller breaking two full Nelsons which his ouponenthna secured upon him. He slipped and fell to the mrpet, however, aud the tldvaNtugg wis seized by Moth, who pinit.i.ed him and. after a ten minute struggle, forced both shoulders to the carpet, ihe match was awarded to Moth, 'file winner has been challenged by Tom Cannon, of Cincinnati, and tiie tied will undoubtedly be accepted.

iioiU wua a ioriur match with Cannon. a lire itixQ, Touimfe Barks Posts a WorfelC Last night the backer cf Tom snie Burka. the Boston pugilist, called at Tag E.xtuiE office and left a deposit of S30. Tbe money is held as a guarantee that Burke will go to Indianapolis on the evening of the 19th of this month to contest in a sparring match with 'lomuiie Miller. In case IS rife, keep the engagement the money will be returued.

If he lails the money ill be forfeited to Miller. DrmiiiT'i Rrpj to thasjjntlon Cbatllewge. sraciat. siara-rca To rm tsaciua Naw York, March 1. A reporter for Tub Exot iRrit found the Nonpareil in his cafe and biliiard-room this afternoon.

Showing him a copy of the dispatch containing I'ritchard's challenge, the reporter asked: "What answer bay you to maker Will you accept?" "1 ertainly. tinder proper condition. This is the first I have heard ot it." "Did you ever hear of Prifehard before?" "Only once, when some ono told me bad fought a man named Hayes." "To you think he means business "1 can't tell. I don't know "Would you be willing to go to England to fight "I could not leave my brrsine here very well uniess they mad it an ot joct worth going for. When I can not make any money in thts country I will bo over to' Europe and fight some of them.

But tiie gentlemen mwntioned in the dispatch should remember that the challenged man has the privilege of selecting tae ground. 1 don't take any stock in it." A Challeage For Ike Weir's Brother. srsciAt, pwpatcai to Tata srqriaga. March 1. Tommy Coburn.

of England, has expressed his des.ir to meet Ike Weir's brother in a limited-round glove contest. Coburn say he wiil meet young Weir at 109nr 110 pounds lor a reasonable purse, say aXll. IllKGUX. Baadls't Practice. Judging from Bandle' work in th last two practice races with a 12-gonge gun.

he will, in his match with his coming opponent. Dr. W. F. Carver, the 12-gauge chamnion.

give as good a race as he is desirous of having. Yesterday's work done by him was. considering the birds, which were a good lot. altogether remarkable, and the bet that be would not score ninety went like a blat of powder. His score of yesterday tn a match for money would, to say tlie leant, be equal to ninety in maicb work.

the prospects are that ne will accomplish with his 12-guage cuo great a score as he has heretofore matte ith bis 10-gaug hid. eaterday's match was ahot in a log. and. as a rule, at very puxihng bird. acoKi: One hnndred live bird, strict Hnrlingbaru rnles: thirty yards rise; fie ground traw-BaaaUe -I I I 1 II 1 1 1 11 1 I I 1 I 1 II I IS 1 I I 1 I 1 I I I I I 1 1 I I 1-2S I I I I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1-9 liltllllMllllllUI 1-40 iilillaiMliiiiiiu i-it P.etera Kdlayler.

tlcwrer-Wiek. denotes killed with ist-tiat harret. Sail dead oat Koto. da. Tbe West End Gun and Tod CInb give a grand mask bail at West End Turner Hail Monday night.

JPEDKSTRIASflSM. Fifty-H war Walkiata; Matck at Pwrkarskwrar. sesa-xat, aiarina to tw asatrraKsi. Paggmxaxrao. W.

March t-A fifty-hour go-as-you-please walking march was arranged yesterday, te commence i a thie city at the Rink on next Thursday at p. m. Th match will do Saturday at 11 p. n. The following well known pcm riant hay entered for the race: Tbotnaa Cox.

champion of Wert Virginia: Samnel ly. ex-champion of Knfland: Oeo. D. Neremac. of Philadel-rhia.

James McOraw. Wheeling. W. Peter Goldea. New ork.

City: Joseph Biannen and Charles Hendricta. Parkers-buig. W. a.s E.C. Met TeiUndu Pitisourg.

Wm. A. Hoazland, I'nion Spriafs.h. Wm. Nolan, litteburg.

I'eter Pnddy. oarstnau. I'uvsburg. A If Courts, Cincinnati. Ohio: J.

J. Engiedr.n. Chicago. 111.: Chris I'm. Middle-town.

Onio. Firrcnia, Ons, March Alexander 8mith. ene of the weaJlhiest farm era in Miami County, was found dead in bed at bis home, two mile south of here, tsis ttorning. Foot years assy hi wife died -in Ah same tanner. ln sums to txsd a a iL tue bsrst of tie a.

in. lie was the owner of eve of tbe best farm in this co only, be-udeotaer property. a Mcw. A prih May are th montfs to purify Ua hloosi new iak. Hood' SaaapafiaUt.

THE UAILUOJxDS. W. H. Proutj Remembered by tHe Bojs. JebB WilliMsea Tt Be District Paneasrr Ageat af tit Xtaoi.

Tat Iowa Tariff Whl Feroe tia Eoada Iato ianJOTiptcy. Heavy Fasseager Travsl wraalagta--)Ttti aai Xgwt Prom Tarioaa Way Etauoss. Travel out of Cincinnati to Washtnetot Is very heavy by all the line. Last night the and B. and is.

and O. run out two specials beside the regular 'rain. The specials left at a Quarter to eight and ten min utes to right, and carried members of the Serentieta tOeneral Harrison') Regiment, the Marshall Military Band from Topeka. aud the Columbia Club of Terre Haute. These people alt came in over tlie Big Four.

In addition to the regular train leaving this morning at twenty-five minutes past eight a special. will leave about fifteen minutes lster. At twenty minute of fonr this afternoon a special will leave carrying the KlaineClub. At half past seven to-nigiit the regular train will leave, and at twenty minutes eight a special having the Lincoln lub on board will pull out, followed at a quarter of right by another special carrying the et End 4 lub and Cincinnati people. At eight o'clock not her spes-iat will leave carrying people rnm Indianapolis coming in over the 1-ig hour.

A special will he also sent out Sunday morning iollowing the regular train at twenty-iiTe minutes after eight. i he Chesapeake ami Ohio iast night took out the Commercial Club. tf Chicago: Garfield Club, of 1 'nylon. Ohio, and Harrison Club, of Fowler. Ind.

The liarrisou and Morton Clubs from Sedalia. and Indianapolis and Vinceniies. will leave to-uitiht on specials oTerthe C. and O. Remembered hy the Boya.

The employe of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Hayton General Passenger Department yesterday made W. H. Prouty several hand-lomt and useful present. Mr.

Prouty. who lias been Chief Clerk of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and I'aytou General Passenger lepart-ment. loaves here to-morrow for Louisville to assume the duties of General Passenger Agent of the Chesapewke. Ohio and Soutu-western ltoad.

The presents consisted of a handsome pair of sleeve-buttons, a silver water service, an oak chair ana out ccu-fonier. The two pieces ot furniture were gilts to Mrs. Prouty. Appointed Chief Clerk. J.

D. Anthony has been appointed Chief Clerk to Assistant General Passenger Agent I'inearson. of the New York. Lake Erie and Western, succeeding Charles Kratenl.erger. who resigned to again take service with the lrieiTiiiiui.

Hamilton and I'ayton. Mr. Kratrenberger nasumed the duties of his position in the Cincinnati. Hamilton aud lay-ton Passenger Lepartmeni yesterday. To Be District I'asaaBger Agent of tbe atnnoe.

John Williamson, of Lafayette. is the man who has been appointed District Passenger Agent of the Louisville. New Albany and Chicago Koa.l. with head-quarters in this citv. He succeeds P.

P. Young, resigned. He will assume the duties of the position on the loth insU Appelated Ticket A seat. Ralph A. Andrews lias been appointed Ticket Agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio at Huntington.

W. Ya succeeding General liresiiu. deceased. Bankruptcy HtarlBC Then ta th Far. Dts Mounts.

Iowa. March 1. The Iowa Bail-road Commissioners are in a quandary. Tbe alleged Injustice of their recently adopted schedule is being continually held up before them. They have been visited almost daily by the officials of some of tbe Iowa lines until nearly if not all have had a hearing, and the Hoard hat been made pcuuaintcd with the grievances of each.

Some of the roads have net merely talked on the subject, but have "resented their claims by estimate of their lusmes. and upon the face of these figures the Commissioners' rates are proved te be irn reasonably low. The Chicago. Book I. and and lStcilio Compp.ny laid before the Commissioners a siatement of its earnings for lsss under old rates.

With, this statement was compared another, making proper reductions for the difference in the rates now in force, and itwa clearly show mat th earnings would have been more than 27 per cent, less for the year Kss. had the present schedule Keen in force. The same comparison was made by tbe Chicago and Northwestern, and it as slmw-n thai thediftereuce in the earnings wsmid have been 27.9 per while the Chicago. Burlington and Uuincy figured a difierence of over 30 per cent. The Des Moines and North-western's representative stated that in order to carry on irs husiness safely this year the company would be compelled to lay considerable new track and make other costly improvements, but this could not be done with the new schedule in fore, and if it is maintained tiie only course left for tiie company ia to quit business and abandon the road.

All tiie road urge the necessity of Immediate action toward an advance in rates. They claim that unless such steps are taken oon inter-State rates will be reduced, hich will, so far a Iowa shippers are concerned, place the rates on the same footing as before the adoption of the present schedule. Hut the reduction of inter-State rates is not hat the railroads fear most. There can hardly a doubt that the Iowa rates will be adopted in other States. A move to that end ho already begun in several other stares.

Mr. I)ey. President of the Commission, says that if the Iowa rates have the etlect on the earnings of the rosds which th manager claim, it means bankruptcy for the companies. "Such a state of aPairs." he added, "would be most embarrassing to the Iowa Commissioners. They would be held to account for all the disaster that might follow, and besides it would greatly damage the standing and credit of the State.

When the Commissioners made the present schedule the intention was to affect local State rates only, but according to the estimates that have been made before ihe Board lately the efiect in decreasing the hole earning of the Iowa roads has been very Mr. Dey intimated that the Commissioners would not change the schedule until it had been tested aad proved to be unreasonable. A Ceasolldatiaai Proposed. Pt. Loci.

March It is expected that all tbe lines in tbe Interstate agreement will he represented at the meeting when it reconvene here next Thursday, and invitations have been extended to other roads within the territory Covered by th Western Managers Committee to tie present aud participate in the proceeding. The concensus of opinion of the committee semi to lin favor of a consolidation of the three tariff associations into one organization, and it a practicable plan is fcubrailteei by the committee neit week there is scarcely any doubt but that it will be act opted without hesitation. Mr. Midgely. of the (southwestern Association, said before leaving for borne last night: "'Ihe plan of consolidation is practically the same as that proposed by Commissioner rink some time ago, which provided for the consolidation of the trunk line, with all the road interested to have a representative inhi office.

A good many members of the General Managers' Committee appear to favor this plan, and there ia no reason why it should not be practicable. lusactlaa Barssm To Bo Fstnavtlshod. Chicaoo. March A meeting of the representative of road which are in the territory of the Central Traffic Association, but are not members thereof, was held at Chairman Blanehard offfce to-day. The object of the conference was to prevail upon the independent lines to agree upon a coarse of action, that would put a atop to the manipulation of through rate at junction point as Poria.

St- Louis. Ac. All th road represented agreed to tbe establishment of Inspection bureau at various Points and to submit to tbe examination of tbeir war bill by the authorized Inspectora of the Aeocia-tion. 1 he I ndiana, Illinois and Iowa was not represented. Km axoAtTMd Co Pabekessi ka.

W. Ya March The Sec retary of State mas issued a certificate of incorporation to th We ion and Elk Kiver Railroad Company, for the purpose of building a railroad from Weston, Lewi County, to Sutton. Braxton County. Incorporators: Senator J. K.

Camden, of Farkersburg: AL W. Hansen. John Hrannoa. N. Newton and W.

L. 1unnmgton. A 8tapnla Task St. Lovw. Mo February ts.

The General Managers of reads in th later-State Association met again to-day for th purpose of bearing the report of committee appointed to perfect a plan under which th Presidents' Ksreement could le carried out. it was found that the task 1 a stupendous one, and the meeting adwurnd for one week in or-dex to give lite eommuteea ample ume. Ed Swift, ot the Wabash Western Passenger Deparfaaent, Is oat on trigs. Frank Stevenson, of tbt Pennsylvania Comiany. is back iron a trip.

Traveling Freight Agent White. of tht Missouri ts at tieaa-)uxtr again. A. B. Shaw.

Traveling Passenser Agent of tbe Avankaaee La ts Invm trxo. General Passenger Atent Harry Puller, of the iheaapewae aud Guio was xiere yesterday. Theodore r-ownv TrsveUne Passenger Xsenttti me a anaa.te Ln. who i.aa- 1 0 liMlP) niiSs Its' j-s." i i .1 1 Kowlsthe time when your persoaal eenditio should eammand ra-afut attention. If you have not wt later well.

It yoa are tired eat from overwork. If yiwr alt-ud ha heoome lot par from close eeaaneiueut la badly veuttlated oaic or rov shops, yon should take Hood ftarsaparUla at once. It will parity aad vitalise vuer blood.) create a good anovtlie. aad give year whole ays-J tem toue and strvngtb. I was ery muck run down la health, bad no atreagth and ao inelloaiiun to do any thing.

I have oow tseo taking Itoodl Barsaparlll abt.ut a month and that tired feeling baa lett me. luy apa- tit haa retnrned. and. take It all la all, 1 an tut a aew man. He all take Hand's It.tivrrr I tTBtii Vfwth I'olumhlla.

Ohio. In Early Spring I wffth to ftiiroll txiT um on lb(s who bar dMiTfKl health from tb tta of HrvxtTi tSup-a parti lv. For many yMtt 1 havt takn It, i-riaily In flip early apriuc. whta 1 arri trouNi-J witu di.r in dullBrt, unp)r lrut In fftr mouth la th- It romeve thlp ba1 ta-it. rlltT niy headt4.rai- an1 mkM ro croatlr if rbtHl.

Tin turo bottle I tikv Uettvl tbia irin hT iwen worth many dollars to me. I advise all bjt fiiemls to tak- tt." Jmx fti 3U1 Forty- tUlxU street, town of Lata. Ctilcaitu, lit. i I 1 Take food's Sarsaparilla Sold by all dmcglsts. lx forts.

Prepsred only bv c. L. lUXili A CXI. ADottieourle. Lowell.

Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar quarter are at Chattanooga, wss here yesterday. Wiil Page. Traveling Passenger Agnt of the Hig Kour. arrived ut head-siuartvrs again yesterday.

Charlrv Harmon, of the Oenrjia Trafhc Alliance Lines, arrived at head-iuurters agtuu yesterday. John lrrabee. IV'senger A cent of the and Vl arrived at heua uutti ter again yeaterday. Tom Garrigan. Traveling Passenger Agent of the O.

and is mu on a trip in tbe interest Of the line lie represents. District Passenger Agent Warwick, of th Ls hack from a trip in the interest of the line he represents. Trav.litia l'ttt; -'T Iffcnl IliWimr. of the ritsaiM-akt! mid Duo. leit last rht over tbe i C.

and O. ith a large party tor Vt ashingtoii. Traveling Passengt Afft-nt lavis. of the Jacksonville, 'iarnpa and Key est. was here yesterday from nis bcad-uuartsrrsal Jatksou- i Till.

Pla. i Walter Warwick, of the Missouri celebrated bis twenir-fin-t birttitiay ytsirr- I nay. lie was the recijtient of several Terv handsome present. At half-past six last, evening he entertained about twenty friends at dinner at tne resilience oi ins parents. MIDDLtlOvT.N.

Mrs. foftis. ared twenty-one year, died Thursday morning. Crot-hRit Zio'i. aeed fifty years, a respected resident of tbe viibige Monroe, died yesterday afternoon at one Mgs.

Johi Sommihs and datigliter were railed to Cincinvaii vesteriiny afternoon by tbe cjentli -of Mrs. Phoebe iutzi. a sister ol Mrs. So in me rs. Th annual thanksgiving services of the Miami Valley I irand.

I'nitvd ot ildd-feilows will be held in the City Hall Sunday evening. Tlig Dramatic Society of II. Ancient Order of Hibernians will pre-ent "The Drunkard Warning" at the iiiiou Opera House next Tuesday evening. The annual session of the Trustees of Lemon Township will be held Monday. when the ettlem nt with the Supervisors of tue various Koad Districts will be tnade.

Ma. Lor KAsaaaud Miss Mary Kan were married Tbursuay evening at. Holy Innity Church. Jtev. M.

Havnes oflieiated. Ibj ut-tentlants were Mr. Kd Sullivan and Miss Mary Kennedy. PTitirK Ft-wsj. who has been residi-nf of this city for mn year, died at bis home on Clinton street early Thursday morning.

Deceased was one oi the veteran of the late war. He as sixty-four years of age. A entertainment for tne oenefit of the Ft. John Parochial Sehooi will be given in the St. John Hall Monday evening.

Illustrated lectures on scenes in America and foreign lands will be a feature of the evening a programme. A mtwir of petit larceny wa placed against Clarence Nunnier and Harry rider, tbe boy arrested for Meating Mrs. Helm pocket-book Monday afternoon. They were taken before Mayor tbursuay and bound over to the Probate ionrt. Being unable to give bonds in the -urn of lUU.

the boys were taken to the County JaiL CAJtprpATEs for city offces are slow In their announcement this spring. Those who are already before the public and ill ask tbe voter at the Democratic primaries to support them are: For Mayor. D. At F.athaiu and Samuel Merg-rnm: for 1 reasurer. Ous Weisbrodt: lor starsnai.

joun for Street lonimisaiouer. Vt P. K. t-uilivan. ai HARRISON.

Thomas aud JVop.e one for J. Biddinrr. it rirU and came Tuesday. i Thi infant chiid of 0v. B.

Tebbn ia Jjina at the pumt of deatii witti siaJunB. Jon B. Chectham iratia tlie acni.o -nc of tii? Aa. ol jU. "ut iaat iaUf reuinf.

Jesx RrPirrn. a brtkeman on the I Jst.T. anti i liailroad. aiid a r.aertt of hi plAce, was rriouiiy ipjuriHi jMontiay afir-p-msn. npr Nurth ieni.

teinir crtiuea. ty tt-ltrtrraph pole. wbi ti lie wa- helpinr to onload from a cat He wa NififTei to hi brother a bume 10 Cletrea, -rbre he pww lie in aa urict.uaciou- coDdiuuo iu iiiu bopeol bia rtrcovery. LOCKLAND. Wtlantl Choral Society eUrtaiped i Fair-aized audient-eat the litol Ha.ll i bur a fair-aized audient-eat the IhoI Ha.ll i bur day evnir.a witb an interetinc prorramtwe oi muffinLantl iiMravrTaelectionB.

rho-ruiMr were re-nderra by tbe 4. ryral iicivir. the twakia. duot, aiuarteta by Mif ixne Voybaee aitJ "lrra lippeU aia Memru IJ. H.drm.

ii. 11. iTieriL U. J-M. endspry, H- L.

Noun mcd J. J.Mui:er. Tbe rttfcitaiion- were rwn by tmjp Fort, of tbe Unity 4ab of Onciatnaii. M. H.

H. i-'riend otiiciaied aa director wiii iiia iyoia aa asccnipatat. IXareb 14. r. at- Tbe amrmnt of boiiiirD foue iuf the Bank t4-Knatand on UitMCst uv-siay ta lafl.

iar niter t-i6d. per oqdcc Kfa.Dnllrt?irweura, per ca.iUn. Linfa-rrd cakr. a Jbu, d. ptrr CwU XiiTpentine apirita.

35. 7-jd- per cwL Ij-rTTtroou March i. Cotton cairt and demand lair: 10 rtJO bUe. ol wbtch Lw-P ifsaie w.re for apvett Nation and ad included Jt bac AMericait. ht Taiyand demand iair: iitder ofr aoar-inaiy; laiifornia No.1.

7a, i.w". tjL pr cental. Tb ret-itte of vbeal for U.a at thre-e day were 7.yU-o cental, of whict. Dima am Amrricia. Corn i cuaed WMtern.ML la.

rper cectaL The r-eceipia of American corn lor tue pwt tare da Jf a were sW7 centai. jVt-aa: ar.a.iiita. 7 yi. ler ceitud. Butier: uited Siaus r-Saper cwta Ion and eborl clear So to 65 l6h, Sla, per rvu Lard: prime U.

per cwt. CiAtwFe: Am erica white and eo.oretl, 1 arr t. -moc bread! uii; Hour. i-o aai-Ils; wheats. UeV ocuuia corn, oen taia.

A lk-Beef from lha F(eKS-t)iiKiier ivrvwinft ozupaOa ia i-vow oa tap and ia CroiUca. Xxy i HOOD'S SARSJaPARDXA. 4 1 lata iatf.i.a.es. mr :4 i.i tat. -sat a 1 Th wenderful aaeresa ef Iloed's Baraaparllta surprise aoaay paopls.

it teaiir 1 aaaotrisi how thia saedlela baa within tea years naew tram a limited l.vcal sate la ee lh Indlitg p.ep- arwiloa ef tfs kted.wlia a sai tr esceeding that Purify Your ef any other smraajiilla or blood puriaer. nut the explaaatioa Is simple enuuga. Wltea tne tida of popularity begaa to IB tavor ot Hood- tarprtlia a few year ago. eenipetlpirs wer frantic la their endeavors te stay It. but their effort ram to ttanght.

Wecanae tbey a Marly tailed to onr a remedy which ould a mamnll camarlsoa with Hoods Haraapairllla to lbs olaar auuligltt ut honest lvraiialit aoJ Ibe ken Judgnieot cf th beuple. Tb aupsrlauv tctai tue to which lha aucees of Hood's Garsaparilla err1iitti rfcUjT la tho fat that th EsifHlirltto el auptprlor mHt th produrtloB of fhretvihiT pharmaaiaU'Who haT rt la Its a peculiar rotnhiriatlon. vrtportifn ami piwm. hr hl'h tl fall inti(t4ioa4 valut cf lnrtH)icfil ned la aurtMl. Cvory claim, l4u.

rt-Kardin thia ta hunoatt- rv tewtimuulaJ tm nutria, and the vntlra butia- of 1Iom1b Haraapartlla ctinittirted with Ann aiur-eoi- to tbe truthful aayluf that "llourai ta too btttst policy. Hold by all droicglsts. or EV I'reparfd only by C. I. IKAlll fc Aithecarll.

Iiwell, Mas, lOO Doses One Dollar 100 Doses One Dollar BCPKKMK COi ni UP OHIO. metal. hiaraTon to vbs ssteetaea. Tt'kwbAT, Kebraary St, isss. leis.

AleiMDilsr I Vscsjllry, guardian, tt, W. A. I'aton rt ai, Lrror to the Circuit Court ef GrreTi Outiiv. MiNhiui i The provision of th ttatut of a lila ptuTnliuet acaUiai the fuilure of a a ctii Ui ur ut Iter ri ttii'Va ol a tMlator bjr ttia U-at i th lrtr- in tli l.tm of iri tiattr VT Matuua. applttp to a dvlo tit "cbaarva" a i cia.

t. T. if-rni'1 hit will In trtrt d.M In A M'tiiitr t' hpr of tata bOilAIf thrr fra lit lug. at it.f to vt dka ui. bio ait lta ami lour chuart-n of Jam-.

(chant. Ki- r.esl with ail whom re adulta. Ua 1 vised all ht rataf nia mife f.r Ufa. aud mreott-d fbat. at tier u-ath.

the laoi aiiuuld it aa.t as. Irfiin Itlfi eatate. iato Inur rawal as. 't on vi uifii or tiir-ct to oe iirl truDTeyrd to hi ton Maae lur llf. I siidt i ti! senn laa.

mii1 La latter 'a ito daueh tern. Alniira and Ntatirr. uiatl t-f lb ittiainr-iha tlrtHKble-ta but eiacb leavioit liii'a lur-vituj th ltati-r. Held: 1 nat otsMrr Iba prt-Tialmi uf tb latui tttea in force rejaiii.c to a to a cai.O or utter reistlra rf il tea: a tor if I aw. 47.

ftec Mi. in aec. ettCl He vie fr-tai utf, tfaa aurvl vinjj ue tif each uf tl.a lao tlaiigtitwr laa- take Hie ahart of Ibv Jetia to 1 pa.c children, arrttcli te tj a i tn.ttjtrr aouM hava lafccD had aha BarvltH tna ieltor. Jutl(-ntnt t( tha orcnu furt revertaej and ibatof tue I vtaruuu Fl- alUriued. Ifwav.C, 4 Will uvh, J.

dltrn I. Ijni. Tbn tly fif rinHnoati al. Adolpb J. eRongul et -trrjr ta On.

mt Caurt of jfiaauiitoa Cyutjr. tiifKMAX.J.: A mnorrrlpal 4resrtriaa havlnc thruuU ita propff boartla and ufticw-rr pnmd a ami vftiiiiatirM to tn, pro a to tt aatartiierl tf the ti aoJ of the Ihiftroea-n. em upou the al-uturg prvrif. ft tiouttl be toT-rni l-y th law In tote at tha time ot the i.f ltuTUTt-iiienl oriiituanra, witb raa.i mm an a nner uf a aevr hi ta nfitl taa rtbU tit tlatlt-tu4as nf tha ov uei uf aUut.loa Jadg-xxieat aflirtntysft. ltiA.

1 be fiavetaDtl RHInf laflll t'tftmpanr fa. Jtiii Cuir iau. trrof to iu ircuit Cwuri at Cuya-hfa iuuii. ili.iamk. J.

I. la tha application of th doo- trltia (vt nf ttH- to action hy tbou. or In ttiair tcbsilf, for lniute oc--tsFiie-i he me iiecliaen tttaart. tberr contt ut-t liou.il not itiils-e-I t'i the svatti rul ar bl'-h toy -raa tbat of nti la anO hie II ta their Out to at urolnai tar i a oid tie lajurtea ot wuim they ruBipiam. urdinary fr for tiiatt I that de-g rra of ear a bit) 4-hiiwrea of the anie aa, of rtr an irunene.

ar ''cttioitMl to ar-isvr unierifil4ar rsi.it r-o ai.l.r work With. Cr a butt ma'-uinery. ur in danproiMbiaraa lunultl am" tj-aie lltmt tuey wU exrc: only -nil aao car a la oaaal aaaonf cnli'ir- i-i an ae. uiiicr Biiuaar tnrtitu-tant'tes, atd avt hvnfd t- um ilu ear, havina r-rartt to taeir s-r4 ni iaeirnt'a. rci.tri ihvtu trout dabxera iiirttjetit to tho attuatiuu In atiu-h th-v are plat-ad and a a reaMnatle pret'autlt-a.

Iu tha iarch) aurh eart In mat be bait. It ia th 4if ihe eiiiFaitiys-r, toao tnptrucl au a rmpiovrt cuurvriilng Hie cfj rijnnetet with tbe rm their routh aad Inexoar-lenre. they may not prarCiat or eJiripraBrnd that they may. hy tbe aerta tyf svu' ta ra re aa ouarhl to ipatvl of tham. gaara asalnt and avHd lojarlaa artfalna therefrom.

Hurt aifIne, uft ha yt h-ii lirtnirtd. and ahii. bila in th diachara; of htadair a he underaiaiida it. uflpra an In r'Uftueut-e uf the 4snipl' war en re. may aualtitaiu an aw-iioa araiiit Hi eniivKyi-r iharetor, miw iihaiaadiaa ty reaaon ui loa you it aoo inei jseriehee.

aiid the fallore of the ertib.tHr to Id tract him. be did art. Ie tb aetlttrmanca hi to lb jalrm'nt aaO leKla? be 'yutar-si. eliiob twotriljated te tha lojuty. htit a tiicii, he dt't not k'ro.

aad waa ai aoriaea, ai'Uid be likely Injure him. Judsment afiirajtM. i.eeiaiafei r-i. A ttoray4Hr-hraJ fi. TiUip j--arrt at.

tu warranto. rrAa.i. 1. A law la art ueataarilr of a faDaral nature. ty ra-aon aitcoly ot tia heltia upoa a ga-etai -ubieg-.

1. h-p-iBi ieailatlon nprm a trabiet fa It nsiur Ifrtal ie ot irohiOned hy ta-cttvn 3t of artt-re of the 7mnltutiua. bieh prwvida la st a gnrat shall have a uniform throughout tha Hate, BotwrrbataodiBfT th aatijrt.iriaier ta th uhleri of a ceo eras taer. X. i he auhir7t of diVsiiiug tdra-liory 1410 achool i iu ita uatar hrai.

th tvrfDaUot taf a apeoiai arhoot dtatrfrt from territory within the lliaita of a toanaii.t. by act, ta out to ranttl'-T. with aertloa is of am et- of itt 1 ho rt4svia Fwworav. Otiny Half, M. Tru uiamlitsM.

Kliiatwth I avlsir ex ai. a. H. aAieaLaad A Ca. Kritr at Urvuit turt of rrabl Bka it at at, J.

a tiaiiaaory 001 heanoir tater-et a I the rat rf i per cent. pw aooaaa. aayal sttui aoaaaijy. I oot uaariou, altboucb It aUpo-lie that th aerni-anbuat intallmni4 of Intahraat aball tar invrtai at th aarsa rata. If fjraad wbaa due', JaOgaioat afrraei.

fiaphaf. b. hic ge r. Marehaal rartr. Treaairar.

Krrwf toih rratt Coara 4 Kotaiaa4 Cooaty. Jagmarni afhraoe4. 7U. tlgsstrre-e ertt a. at llannay.

Error to the OrcTgUa Coort af Haaaaiai CaMaty udaraa at aff: raaed. Karbel Parilcgton ra, William K. Smith. Krrtr lo tha 41 remit 1 taort of Fayotto tvwaaAy. ito- n.td fdtr a ant T7X.

Jav-ob Judy ta. ilitatn A. Welrm. Krrar to the Orv ull Coartv a4 yatst Co-maty. JdjyaMat aihra.ed.

aw. Chart F. Brook. ot at. ta Th Ft rat Vatsroaal Bank of fcautu.

to tb Circuit Court of rreoe mnta. llm ae-j by rlaiaiiffln errcsr, wHb too ceaavnl vl Uao aVafvadaoa. Coo' paJ4. 112. rber Varali Voa tri ana i t.

Jnaj4t Kiaig. a4ra atatfa. K-mr taa treait 4.oi4f liaaiitet tuoaatv. (- U4B4 hy tb aartlea, aad aaaaanaaeil at 4waJia ol; aaaaaaUaT ta tRaf. vtioji aocx ar.

ffie, Cornell an Fi. tawpea re. Joh P. Murray at ai. Mutton ti4ignti In error la caoa ri4oo Ooaarat aioiton oTe-rroioo.

aai. iitaors jaJofera Albert Xx Hoffman. Trrfhiurtf. e4 al. kuuwi to taa teaoe No.

17 ua Oeaarai jTlMWA aat of Ha rOar. MlMtB OTtr- c. Ceorga J. BloMfeta -ra. Alart f.

Wat-rtaaa, TTsvurar. et aL MvLioa to arttb pnntiaf rrd 1 raaw oa g-eoaral dorkat. jVr-at-lor required ia thtBaa. at drapaaani wttb lo caooo a l.hrif oa aorai sa. lora aa.aoahaa'b tt a HH-n HaiTmaa.

Traaaurer. at ai. Alotuoa taA cavoao a. iTtt: oa t-f rraJ dof art trot ot oTJf. Notion owerrasaHl.

as4. tasvaaa. Mii'aiua to eiapeaa wnt fartatiisc raf. ia caaao ja iVas aa ttfai AtTta we, a iiiiam 11. AdanaaTa.

leaaard a. SirrA SfoUoa for Wait 1 De-utioo in error to aa-aerrur Coarto! Claeiaaau. 2a isttoa oa eiJd. aaa. Joh a Taylor et aU.wO.)h au teuA4r ar of LrAcasa luai.

MoUa to advaftaro tl. MM mm eenerai Iorka hiott-vn allowed. OST. lather tn ai. ra.

Tba Coaaaalaalooaaa Of Looaa Coiauiy. M'Hlun to a2vaao oaiaao on th sxrTaJ LKtrkot. Mstija a.Uttd. tSa. Vlnaze inariar ra.

tcttaja Pa 1 a aaa. Tafo-tiva torlifVn am pr.a'.!rra wiw ia rauo a. oeaenu et. kriwa oeorrai. Titai tur anaUHg rv-vKd ea-Aa-4 to una uaua hcAuaira va.

If ytMj-d of Coaanty O-Waaataa auara ai. Moa.agW a a a ranaa o. gM i.c-,rhj I Hag-are. huttuftfrkaMd. a tV KUa-ia ai.

Sr. a. cry au. arm. Joaa Haoett ot ai.

Moitaa eae tarn aaruiou la a-rr to ta tiurt uf Cue a 11. Jaotitsx giajtMi, 1 eara ia a.o gi ta Ot-iaaittAOt iaofot a Ctoao-pei'iUci ia a. ya. J. atUlar at aL, iram- 1 1 I 1 ta 1 I 1 i I i I I i I I 4 I 1 I Tba erie siiy rtiw-otat a rir aiaoi i im rm-w Ms daws ter ant dim, la a in ei raisawir giaaa uoa aad tloert- warawKaHliw Blood "tsarf ateiM( ar.

ta tr gsf rllla. Ittctuu I A attar I Uttrot.g It I elnae llitlie r. -t) Taat languid ian-. amiam r. tr a la fcm rts i a I will uer ia.i ii.a a praperty earasi 1...

i n.v 1. a at as sit a. ijium a an lidlala. "I cat a llo.i a i.n-.ii:i aprlng n.nie. ant ic.kI e-i p4ASm.al.il4 BnilnlliNI Purifies the 'l haraustrfj rol sarwuj.eir';' fiw tbrs a-aata.

aad bii it frrmtai u. ffi It jti mu.t br ctviai "4 ai-td-i ii-, and ba ma'ln timsifi t. r. r. frattatiuii an.

I havn a ft -vjJ hut H.wFi iifi a a ef II lltMKl I'll la. 11. Jl'NMa-t of Public Ww-titMtla. 04-1uiti. If tou ha ii wwl i (-arllla.

Utf nat inrlnrtrt; tu hut Sold bv all ilrngiai. by C. f. MlKlll l. an.

lOO Doses One r'rt-ti I s-. kM lOO Doses One Dollar eea. Motion for Irava i fc.ii itsrltr I ut.rl I tnr Mr pel ti. tan a. .1.

I ernaltua I a i '-'t Million tttti.aitilss in rrr.i on itvitoral titu kat. Ml l.it. vtti William It. I nm i. I MuHim tn lakt muss sits l.t r-t ttuti to rr.

m. HEAL ESTATK TIIANSIHIS. fTanry Jankina lo JafrN 1m feot oa Ne air-el, Le.nf ian rf i i' wa -islttn of th aratmr of It'ibarf Tarior Iiair of itmorf 41 Jaevar it J. IHs. iu a-tUa S).

I'dteraia Tow fAa. Manor to hailaa llauar, th of a fr-t tli- tHMi. mu 1 artiac- a-id tht 1 Ji, A-eiim. I it. M.iVf." tl and niurr c'itl'1tr it i ti No.

18, 14. Irt aril cf 8 W. J. as H'-ri i few (mar anil wtfe A F. 1.14 17 11 I 4 L.

I', lluiftttia ubit Jutia TfV nrtoM ea I 4-ft II i rltitm to il 4VltJ a tmm tu ae'-tica 1. i I jua iaH. Jolln tl. HtibMrl et al ari-f ta rV Kearrt.W (iv ft on ('iftam tun i tu 4 Nit. la Cummin iH tt fUhhark t.

tMarx hat'iff partaet inta i.f .1 etevi auf "I i minit. MftitTt fit. t-nahath mrratfrtkt antt b- a tf "exa ftsT-blttipr. Cl he in fee at i.t trvet. tetli lul NO, 1U ut J- Wherler Ivn (Wh Miliar a net Tafel.

tefite. to at. a No. I 4 of raflnr a a il. iviaiu I a.

a fam to Karl Krtht i ant! A a to tMiiMii vtsttou a i hatiei Wat kor to tViM-am w. to. 7t tlopkltia' tbird a -n wf w.md: i 4 lrufeeaof Httio Maur to by fa-et artb-w-at rertf at eat a i ffc.ijfjkj. Anua lioti to harle frhmi.1t arr-e pntr t.fn. rtarnual fiejHkdman ad itfa to 'i- -rt Of lot 7tu.

3 Ntibrt ef lanU araaa tn t'ollea II 1 i au haa raba-r. tu ra. Iu'a Und.rifte1 oo-veb(h 1 no' id of l.ilertr treet. at at a a 41 and exi tiayar jiri-ttsM it Tratel n.f wHa Thr.M a tn sjv-i'sC ha Ija ie f-ei on noifh atrft and HJia avenue a' -t fW bldcrntia. I ht'Uta HollUlar tn amlina Traiel.

tJtrw-enr and mhef ro. at mi ai. iraiel aad wtf t.H Wa IOCS fcatfo Dorld Hoi a tr--et. t'lK of aatne; i and ainer lletim af naaataeiaa A hi' iib H-li' hall i acr-a -v In vlilaif of Ixtra land lrf M. Uranyer el aJ.

to yrc V. by IT feel on Dorr ft a. sit- fanesi a ty-si ji neariia aws-n uv, Vt m. aver attn ra. fet n.ittfs Ji- I -ttwari rtvi-afnt'tf atreet and ienjaaala 11.

ua to Martin iiarw. aai t. kll 'mm. Hoi aVeltand wife aid of heeratt airefw, ah of Ceatrai areoo Baal fftato Mortfag tterord. aew oarot-j arbhi i' Jmeo K.

Ttfekett ai.rt wSf lo La.Ti.s-' ltUllfllie AghtAtsr-atf lott tt loho Jr echuiadt and aire t' Joawf tierlto aud to CougrV- i llsnrr i Li i ntt i seaIi i a. laa rttiipa: Wm. ii. ard atf aad laa Ofiibaanr i- Aaguit Vt Waurff aa4 ail t'lSaifii Wru. It ge.tiw aaa ite to aa ar ttiha K.

arty Hear ta i (atiitear ir tar Harnttt fl, i.fr and uttoaa4 to 1 ija and Km fid nff trt. i'etra and a I 1 I Cornelia hai-i-efk aad fiuaand l''- lefr-i and C'tai. m. 1 raa aid a ie te Muuut Aut -rt. I auu A abkia and lo at Krrtwt Koch and if 1.

t- bring and ('trntnv Catberlu Br- Mhartnaa l.a Auildlag Cnit'afy. auaiuAM i'it ri.i aaanu! trw and ti to Mabiop lotla 9 fan: 104 tig ti uu. Thaaa. Artuvnd el to o. yerrtt -laAaW- l-erriaan-J ail to L-aa Hu tiding toaHpOsa Henry Jaagrer an-1 to Hlg four U' acd aaaviu Ilory JanKina and wifeto Henrr ham ia Wosvdaard a aud 1-oaa HaUua.

0 Majrlalani Laott k. tuiraa to leata Ward Bo. a A IJenry Koeoter aod wile toarsjooia Hwl. i AttT.alU'fi. 7a rm to ani Job a JT.

et-haasdt to A poilo ttailding aad ha ooiLraur John V. iwrrial et al to Char lea H. Irwot Fraoa Hrhiottntaa to icauerr ati-wet B- gm. tag avsviki ion a. a ia tv tMl lairt-a Mavstatr to ow UUHi Huirslna, Java.

A. Ulbrland a tad aril Va Braave-a'1 t4utjit. AU Miaiuti t-et. M. Char and -art fa ttraod ftuthiina; a tfarnaiiea Auaoat W.

Xaurer to Howard fat aware r. kanktr and wtfa to rBB4aaiatau a- af gg.ais.og ampaay BAMILTOX. TnwuMiM 1 the Kepobhean e.iJ:i" from th 1 bird WrX 1 Da. ClfABt a Hrwro ha been JT Infirmary 1'pysician lor th ensuing a salary ot tlTtt. Hot.

li. Moar ha gon to. irgton. I-ssid mat his ip.tKt-''"" otrire Kaf nata-r. ahiitoed in a trcigt.C F.

R. Vivsew. aars thai he did th Alexan.ier bill wouia pas tne that Senator lUtbbou aakrd amendvd a to incluJ but be did not Intend doing it. an-i :V.1T. if in bone did n.t want to Km ti hal t-tiants-to pat tumassu tn ne- when th bill was in ih rsriiaui.

-4l Atameetingof fft Boafst of sfteniy mefit ine folio adopted: ketaitnl. by lb Bord ration of th cny of llsmulon. W-iC plana of Max lotti. arctiilet-l. trie i rtir.i for tiie T.

s.e rhooi-houae for Third vtard.be same ar hereby roiitUUiJB'" -fy Ida by th Hoard of SAMignt to condemued brio j'hsae penaing ii irwbsie Cwuxb if AC .1 1 re i 1 Kl, iKJ SI JA (V si ii 11.