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TUB DMLYAMERICAN wAsnrytuAle THURSDAY mouNING APRIL 2 1885 '5 THEINAuGuRATIoN OF PRESIDENT allELAND Ifitt 5 MUNI I et if on 11 In ArB AK AM RE lEt AL 10101MU1 MO 'Mb i Would be a'secondary affair if every Lady in this country was azvare of the Niartimoth Stock of Spring Goods HIRSCH BROS it CO have received and are offering at such marvelous loci prices We know not every one who has been at the inauguratioli in Washington can visit our btores but parties visiting Nashville and those residing in this city should avail themselves of this rare opportunity of learning these very low prices of the loveliest ateek of Dress Goods Surahs Rhadamas Bummer Silks and Jerseys -tr JICRSIEY JACKE1 8 EN'l 'RELY NEW EITYLEEL 80MET1liNtl FOR THE BABIES DO NO I' FAIL TO RE 41) THIS 0 Ws have received the largest stock of Jersq Jackits ever seen in this city Fifty piece of extra tine Bilks in checks plaids and stripes warranted pure Consisting of 350 Infant and Children's Wraps Walking Coats and Mother Hub- Bilk at Cie per yard worth 75c These goods are especially wed adapteti for early have over 70 styles to select from as low as 50c have them in every style spring wear on ancount of their being well oovoreti grounds and medium ark able silver gill or Lerculea braided swell( tall and scalloped We 'bow You four bard Closks all tiffl new shades embroidered pleated rtd or Plain and entirety shades: 50 pieces of checked Burghs very tine twilled ail ailk lovely mdorings et 0 It of the many stylos we have in the followin 4 cute In ordering these pltate give 7n5clu twctrth $115 rhpy came in large medium and small plaids and checks and tse new 1500 Infants and Children's Lace and Monseline Caps at the lowest prices lot number and hunt mesaure We have also (dyed a large line of Yak Laces in 1 a 0 leen to he appreciated '2) pieces of extra heavy Madames at $1 pt yard all colors plain and wrouvht with gilt I ever beard of before worth $1 50 Tremendous bargains in Black Silks Veivete and Soil low Is of 0 It t141 '1 i 41 4 1414 keida Al a i Mk 4 a 0 4 1 4' 0 4 4 1 ritsio 1 1 4 'V I 1 It 11 10f -(' 1 "-'''''114' 1 'i vg a 7 i A 4 Via I 4 't i' 1 1 1 1:: 'f 1 i 't11 A I it I -7 '--i 2 '1' 4 4 l'-' I -NJ- 4 x---- 4 Mill' 1 341: zt Al- 0- -t i 1 ''1 i i ft 4 I 4 i 'h li k') 0 13 'I "4 4C' I ik 1 '14 1 ---secomigma LOT NO 90 le perkction itself la not only very line materint but very beavy an close has a rolling collar cuff and cost back It is a perfect 1 eauty and cheap at 85 but to put It in the reach of every one we offer it at 8350 T-InT am DA la nOrt rt Inn itFell la not LOT 60-1s an All Pure Wool Jersey handsomely braided in front and back Come at once and secure one at 1160 LOT NO 10--Tult is au A ooJeetter made of extra flue material glove Mal would be ebeap at $2 We offer them along as they may Al 1 1 11 of $110 44 LOT NO 10--Tui ta an A onlaraer LOT NO a Cashmere Jersey Extra Fine Tt xture and entirely new style being a pleated CA)Ilt back and loYely fitting We shill ell these in all sizes at 1175 worth $3 LOT NO a Cashmere I 1 we shall also offer 250 plecee of all wool filling Cashmere very fine twill 23 these goodsit is worth the while Also 150 pieces of Changeable'Novelty CombiInches wide at 10c same goods sells at 15c 100 Owes of handsome Bre ad! in 15 nation Suiting at 25c worth 501 50 pieces all wool filling Cashmera Plaids at 15 different shades at nic worth 1234c 50 pieces Shepherd Ptak' Poplin at nit 100 pieces of grey and brown De Beige at 123c last season price 25c two cases worth WO 75 plecas of all wool English Cashmere double width (38 in hap) et 25e donblewitith (40 Inches) Cheese Cloth in pink blue cream white cardinal and worth 4Sc comes in all the shades in beige grey atone tan absyntbe wool Belga at 10e worth 20c 100 pieces of heavy Gingham' in staple and broken checks brown gold brown navy myrtle black and an other shades Come and look at a 4 elegant Ginabams at 7e checked Nainsooks worth 12c at 634c 50 nieces douole width Scion for curtains at 15c worth 35c 100 pieces band mad Linen Torchon Lace and Inserting to trim manila 25c wcrrth Vic Rick Rack Braid all elm's Oc a dozen Feather Edge Braid all 15c a dozen ZAphyr best quality split aingie and double all shades at 714c an ounce We could name 5060 articles more if apace ould permit You will tind nor salesmen and ladle ever ready to show and priceyou goods with pleasure whether you purchase or not 3a New York l'alace 50 College Street 1311CYTI-III4311S co --t AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS WAGONS ETV AGRICULTI THE FEEITENTIILY tOESITTEE GETTINti THEIR HANDS IN A WHEELOCK WHEELOCK amour A WHICELOCK a WHEELOCK 8c Co Some Important Recommendation to Be Submitted to-Day The Americans Score an Est Victory Over Cleveland CLOT I NG LOWENTHAL'S Custom Stock of CLOT I NG LoviENrrHmils I Custom Stock of Superintendent Carter's Resignation to Be Management of the Main Prison Endersed Fifteen to Seven is the Way the Sem Stood I Case Portable and Traction Engines Etc --------er If) 7 4 IV 4it----F-ir :411 t141 Az THE CELEBRATED UNION GRAIN DRILL '1 i -t44 --A-Ifill-4-: tt 7' 4 Olds 5 Farm and Log Wagons Correspondence Solicited 23 and '25 South College Street 9 Etc rons Et 0 AA 7 --r-----1 V-NI-rt-- ''------2-'4-sli---r-fIt-4: -y 7------------- Correspondence Solicited sod Pointe et the Home Club Showing Decided lim provement MO WI MI EMI MB Sr 3E AT3NT lATZTE in LND I Spring Suits I Ready for Inspection Latest Styles Best Makes LOWEST PRICES 1TALE11117XIJI-E3Ely Jot wo 1 1 Sprmg mt I 1TALSEIEEN7IIJIally Jot wo lv VI CARRIAGES A Ready for Inspection A AL dik A MAIll -P ntek-O" '''''ild6414'10t111 Latest Styles Best Makes iLl-IIN: LOWEST PRICES 4Ittircyfral A 4rA MURKIN HUNT MANUFACTURERS OF MUE IT The joint Penitentiary Investigating Committee have corrpleted their report which will this afternoon be submitted to both branches of the General Assembly A member of the committee stated last night that every detail of prison management and disltpline had been minutely examined and that the result of those investigations were set out in tall in the report which was completed in private session last night The committeeman declined to minutely refer to the nature of the report but ventured several declarations He said that the management of the main prision was endorsed and that criticism was confined to the branch prisons "Which branch prison was most severely criticised" was asked "Tracy City" was the rep "What will the report have to say regarding corporal punishment?" "It was endorsed except in a few instances where we found it to have been Inhuman Senator Lamb however objected to the use of the whip and it is probable that he will submit a minority report on that point" "What commendations does the report contain?" I cannot tell you all but may say that we recommend that the miners be furnished a separate suit of clothes in which to sleep and that at the mines their apartments be better ventilated" The committeema further remarked that the report would contain the suggestion that Super' itendent Carter be requested to resign BEELLIS LANDAUS CABLIOLITS COEFES AND ALL KINDS OF HEAVY WORK We have enlarged Our Factorial and litore-rooms by the addition of the three-otorv building adjoining and have now improved tactilitys for the manufacture of IniTrr-CIAA SS WORK 4 iv DEEM 113DAUS We have enlarged our Factorial and litore-rooms by the addition( 1 5 1 I Extra Size Silts and Single Pants OUR SPECIALTIES: Improved Timken and Brewster Spring Buggies Platform Double-Spring and Three-Spring Phaetons Barouches Rockawa3s and Wagons of Every Description OW-Especial Attention riven to REPAIRING Inspection Solicited rmy18 cod ly) TPLEPHONZ LOWENTHAL 1 TOBACCONISTS It I le 4 at I 1 4 07 4 on balls got out on a fly to pitooer McKeon made a base hit and sent in Werrick Hillery on a short tap to pitcher retired the side Pte score of Cleveland was not increased Reid on belle got to second Battin fell at first by assist from pitcher Somers struck out and Hoehn got out on a long fly to Rhue in left field In the fourth inning Diestel met with poor luck being put out at first on a short grounder to second Rhue made a sharp hit and stole second He was cut off making third on a abort grounder that gave Von his first base Werrick retired the side with a fly to second Hogan knocked a tremendous fly to centre which was excellently caught by McKeon Manseli dropped on fly to Bowden at fret and Carroll on hot grounder picked up by Werrick on long run and sent to first In the sixth inning Hellman got to firat on a clear hit but was titers neatly put out by a nice piece of strategy Crowell got to first on balls and was sent to third by Sowder's loeg fly which was mulled by the center filider McKeon km eked a two-bagger sending both runners Ina got out making third on Hillery's short grounders Diestel retired the side with a tap to first Wheeler got out on a foul bound Kennedy made a two-bagger and wee knocked In by a two bagger from Reid Battin knocked to first and was caught between second and third and put out Somers got to first but was left by Hoehn getting out at first In the seventh inning Rhue took first on balls and came in on errors by abort and third Voss made first by sacrifice to cut -off Aline Werrick struck out but Voss came in on error of catcher which give Hellman first and then second Crowell got out on first and Hellman came in Bowden knocked to first McKeon got to first on hit sending Sawders to third Bath were left on bases by Hillery's out at first Hogan got out on foul tip Mansell made first by error of Sowders at first and was knocked in by a long three bagger of Carroll The latter got out coming in and Wheeler fell on foul tip In the eighth inning Diestel got out at first by assist from third but Rhne made a clear single stealing to third Voss mowed out and Rb ae sneaked in Werrick made a hit and was sent in by a two-bagger by Hillman who stole third on Crowell's base hit The two came In on errors Sowders gpt first on balls but was left on second 'by McKeon's out at first Kennedy knocked the longest fly of the day making three bags on it was sent in by Reld's hit who in turn was sent in by a two-bagger from Battin Somers got out at first Hoehn struck out and Hogan got out on a foul fly In the last inning another score was added to the record of the locals Hillery made a single Diens' fell on first by assist from thtrd Rhue knocked a long hit sending in Hillery but getting out at eeoond Werrick got out at first The Clevelends were less lucky Mansell knocked fly to second and got out Carroll Wheeler and Kennedy made hits but the former was nicely cut off between third and home Reid struck out and the vialtors bad lost the game curvaLanne AB 1B PO 6 0 0 0 1 2 Mansell 5 a 0 1 0 0 Carroll rf 5 (V 2 0 1 8 Wheelerct 4 0 1 0 0 1 Kennedy lb 5 2 11 0 0 Reed 4 2 2 4 2 1 4 0 2 3 8 2 Sommeree 4 1 17 0 2 Booting 4 0 1 1 13 0 I I A Clothier Gouts' Far Risher I Smoke THE RAINBOW 5ci Cigar 33 NORTH CHERRY ST McGavock Block Telephone 712 ILO eodly to5thp GRAVELY'S HONEY DEW TOBACC611 I Send for Sample Order Satisfaction Guaranteed REFRIGER4TORS THE BEST REFRIGERATORS! 1111 002Limi H11 MCDCD1RM Sole ALgents4 Nrts41I-vi11e 'Tenn ivlq molly 1111 The Big Throe Budget The Board of Public Works and Affairs met priterday afternoon In formal sesaion Mr Farrar a courteous and intelligent young gentleman who has for years been associated with the municipal engineering department was elected city draughtsman at a salary of $60 per month Mr Charles Wain was appointed madman to fill the vacancy caused by Mr Farrar's promotion Rcse and Co received the award at contract to supply during the Present month the Fire Water-works and Street Departments with feed Walter Frierson was awarded tke contract to lay sidewalks on High street between Broad nd Oak Fagan ilk Co ob tamed the contract for the same kind of work on Front street between Mallory and Peabody and Stockard tt Co received the contract for similar work on Market street between Broad and Lafayette streets III FIRE INSITRoiNCE BRUCE Pres COLLINS Vice Pre A SPURR Trea8 GWYN Sec WARNER GeragrL JEILONIE MUrir ITALIA (IT' ILA CO COM1 The result of the game of yesterday will serve to teach to the Nashville public a few thing' in which they seem to have heretofore ehown great ignorance One of these things is that the beet of teams cannot play without being in good practice Whet Indianapolis beat the Americans Tuesday the majority of those present left fully convinced that the locals were very inferior and -would never amount to much The American yeate day morning attributed the disastrous defeat to what It is now more firmly oonvineed was the proper cause the lack of practice As luck would have it on Monday this lack was not so manifest Yesterday afternoon the Cleveland' a team that coat dearly three times as much money as the Americans met the Americans and were defeated most decisively The victory of the locals may be attributed to two -causes first the excellent playing on their part and second the same lack of practice oh the part of the visitors who yesterday played together their first game for the present season In Monday's game there were certain persons in the grand stand who almost hissed Hellman for a few errors in Monday's game Yeaterdate his work behind the bat and in the face of some very fierce balls from Voss be caught a great gems and during the nine innings made only one error which was by no means serious as the next minute put the striker out Voss was laboring under difficulties having burst a slight blood vessel in his right arm but did good work Elowders on first base fully sustained the reputation he made here last season when playing that position for the Evanavilles A number of errors were male by several of the players but the general field work was extremely good showing great improvement over either-of the preceding days In batting they far surpowaed any expectations in which they had ever indulged Hit after hit was inadelor one two and three bags The visitors have a good team and will do better work to-day The cause of numerous errors yesterday is explained above They are all hbavy hitters and very fine base runners To-day's game will undoubtedly be close and exciting Desgle and Walker are the battery for the visitors and Crowell who is in much better form tit-day than on Tuesday and Hellman will do the work for the Amer-loans- McKeon plays in center field on account of an inIttned and much swollen band but Hillery bolds second base Lot him The umpire Mr Cartwright gave gengral satisfaction and he will bold the same position to-day Tag GAUl IN DeTALL flowders got tit first on a fly that knocked the end off of the right fielder's finger McKeon- struck out Hillery got on a long fly to left and Diestel on a di to second The Cleveland" 'came hi and Hogan sent a fly to Mesta at third Mansell struck out while Carroll retired the side by knocking a fly -to loaders on first Io the second inning the locals cont menced their alugg nte kept up through- tut the game Retie led off with a two bagger followed by a like ogt front Voss and Rbue came in Werrick got out first by Sasist from third and Hellman on a fly to second Voss came in en-error of third Crowell struck out 7 The visitors bore had but little luck Wheeler was hit bi- the pitcher and took first Kennedy got- out od fly to Sow- dors Reid got out at first by mist from short stop Battle was put out at first by assist from Hillery to seeond the- third ino or Sowders struck out MeKeon ut out at first by assist from second Hillery succeeded by the eremite' of good judgment in waiting for seven balls a4 got first Dlestel raade a base hit the bill was thrown to third to cut off Hillery but escaped abort stop and the runner cemoia Rims struck out The visitors again came to-the bat Somers led off WW1 a hit and stole second and was sent in by a nice bit by Boehn Hogan struck out Maneell got Brat on fiv 0 Crowell in right muffed' -Carton true( oat 'r Wheeler knocked a "rounder which passed Hillery sad Hoehn came in Kennedy knucked a liner to first and re- bred the gds For the fourth tilde the locals took the hat Vole made a bit and stole secohd by error of right fielder He was sent in -ty a Ions two bigger by Warrick Hell man struck out and Crowell got bis bass Ulan KrUOL 911E SRO VIOWIILL go all ono In the mooeinnin the locals corn- A d- thir eon nit kept up through- Weane th game Rhue led off with a two- bagger followed by a Ilk fro Voss and Rbue came in Werrick got out at Bret by st from third and Heil- man on fly to second Voss came in ''''011-error of third Crowell struck out The visitors here bad but ittle luck Wheeler was hit bi- the pitcher and took dnd Kennedy got out oa fly to Sow- slenL Raid got out at first by wrist fmm short stop Barala was put out at first by mist from adiery to Itt the third lotion Boarders struck out MeReon vt out at firer by assist (tom second- illery succeeded by the Of reed judgment 111 waiting 4 OFFICE No 63 COLLEGE ST NAbHVILLE TENN TELEPHONE No 100i ci Turner Freeman A Wray Wallace Bruce A Brown of Knoxville I ItoCarthy Oates of Knoxville McLean Mayo BREEN A Howell of Clarksville A share of your favors solicited Jae stituth ty cAuGur ON THE FLY A good Refrigerator is of so much imporlance in a household that we feel justified in calling attention to one that we have tested and that is really so admirably constructed as to leave nothing to be detired in the attainment of its various bjects which is the preeervatilm of food in a perfect oondition an economy of labor and the utilization of the means employed for as many purposes as possible It is not necessary to enumerate all the failures which have vexed the housekeepers mind and depleted her purse in experimenting on refrigerators during the past twenty or thirty years A REFRIGERATOR Is not an article for a day but a considerable part of a life time and when it has been wanted and waited for and finally purchased with money that was needed for other things as welt it is more than annoying to find that it is a mere sweating machine and condenser of mo-ture in which your summer fruits and vegetable dissolve as in a heated tempers twe and in which every fresh and distinct flavor is lost CARRIAGE MAKERS SOUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY ESTABLISHED ISM MURPHY SON (Successors to Miller Longhurst et Murphy) Makers of First-class Carriages and Dealers in all kinds of Pleasure and Business Vehicles All work gnaranteed sts represented As usual repairing attended to promptly Factory 67 and 89 Front Street Waretooms 76 and 77 Public Square Telephone A78 jy8eod1y NU KJ 'KIJLE111111 UA ISILIA tilt R'At7111111 ESTABLISHED 1851 MURPHY SON -1-' to Miller Longhurst et Murphy) Makers of First-class Carriages and Dreeparelesennttnectil klandussuoaf 1 PrelepasizenganedtteBnuseindetoss pIrreobral epl Play A I i Factory ewt'rryk IT Front Street Warelooms 78 and 77 Public Square Telephone A78 jy8eoft1y )ItY MIflOMIPOMEhl FUR I 0 1 COAL ir Te- 1 1 I ilm I 74 ova "atb --qpIN Air t-- it lie wazrzwtzis atteleprif Iv VrIP li NMEOMMINEEMP 4 1 FUR I IN! I COAL I Refrigerators The Cumberland Club of Edgefield will soon give their annual entertainment Mr Brooks is chairman of the Arrangement Committee Mr John Psvne on nitric Mr Hiram Stubblefield on invies ions Tie Rood of Direct tors are the RAcption Committee Walter Davis a resident of Cheatham County was thrown from hie horse yes terday morning at 1 o'cl6ck about six miles from the city and broke his ehoulder blade Dr Douglas was summoned and rendered the necessary surging' attention Mr Marc)) Superintendent of the Capitol grounds wee handsomely sustained and amply vindicated in the Senate yesterday by the tabling by a bilge vote of the resolution offered to remove him The Governor sat half an hour in the Senate Chamber yesterday This is the first appearance of the Governor in the chamher during the session His visit was of a purely social nature in view of the prospectively early dispersion of members Tbe Wallwork damage suit against the Louisville Nashville Railroad is still pending in the Circuit Court The County Court meets in quarteily session next Monday The business to be presented will be almost exclusively routine aw and amply vindicated in the Senate yes- terday by the by a latge vote of the resolution offered to remove him The Governor sat half an hour in the Senate Chamber yesterday This is the first appearance of the Governor in the amher during the session His viet WWI ot purely soc tat nature a ew the trognectively early dispersion of Wein ern The Wall work damage sm against the Louisville Nashville Railroad is still th pending in Circuit Court Th County Court meets in quarterly seision next Monday The business to be presonted will be almost exclusively mutine Total 40 7 22 27 20 11 ARZIZOANL 4 AB I PO A Bowden il 1 0 10 0 1 McKeon el 6 0 3 1 0 11)146112 I Rhos 5 8 4 1 a 0 I It 74 3 Hellman 5 2 2 10 1 1 Crowellrt 8 2 1 0 0 1 Total-- 48 15 16 27 14 7 2 2 1 0 0 Rime 5 8 4 1 0 Voss Werrick 5 a 1 7 (I 6-21040 Hellman 5 2 2 10 1 1 elywell'd 8 2 1 0 1 46 15 16 27 14 7 Condenses nothing inside the Cool Chambers but keeps them charged with a dry cool equal air current which saves the consumption of ice and reduces it to a minimum It is recommended heartily as combining all the best qualities of REIrRIGER TONS with 'me special ones ot its own which can only be appreciated by using Wi3 are the sole owners and proprietors of the TITMAN REFRIGKRATOR which we manufacture of any desired size for the family hotel butcher Moon steamboat or any use We Willie your attention to our Bales room at 22 MARKET notning Inside uoto tnam nen but keeps them charged with a dry cool equal air current which saves the consump- tion of ice and reduces it to a minimum It is recommended heartily as combining all the best qualities of REIrRIGER TORS with one special ones ot its own which can onvI7 be appreciated by using are the Hole owners and proprietors of the TITMAN REFRIGHBA which we manu size facture of any desired for the tam- ily hotel butcher ra10011 steamboat or any use We Wylie your attention to our Bales room at 22 MARKET COLLARS CUFFS SEARING THIS MARK ARS THI FINEST GOODS EVER MADE seINQ AR Linen sorH Linings AND Exteriors Ask tor them -a 11 ti er ect COLLARS1 SI 401 VP 04) CUFFS SVEng frAr -3 rttDt er THIS MARE fr thtit I SEARING I '4 ms THI CO 91 4f FINEST GOODS EVER MADE 4- WINO An 14b sw dW1 Linen sore for them 0 '4 vs Linings AK) Exteriors Ask 106N- AN 0 0011 8 Is I' 04 ett 0 131 Ef 611 0 11 0 113:1 NAstilinloiNN: nt728endiy 719q i'f ----aattiitt CAN BE FOUND AT Two base Reed McKeon Rhne Voss Weri Mk Hellman Three hase Kennedy Sono 5 Boehn Passed baMs-4omers 2 Wild pft4 I Voss Time of trtwright The follovaine are the positions as they will he filled to day by the respective clubs: Americana Poeition Cleyelands Bell Bowden-- 1 Base Kenrittly Base Base mop "Ada sell 081---eR Field The games are daily witoeseed by a coneiderahlwoomber ot ladies who seem to lake great interest in the exhibitions of sport The pme will be called this afternoon at I o'clock base nee Voss Wertick Hellman Two Reed uoKeee Three Vase Kennedy Struct 5 riehn 7 tvailsdea ms-411111 rs pit I Voss Time trtwriebt eathank The following are the positions as they will be filled to day by the respective clubs: 4 All Gut' Furnishing Houses NASH VILLE nor Qum ttl tilapi0 rtn dou p-ww4Amotp P11' la te el9 ManhOed Restored REMEDY of youthfutimprodence causing Premature Decay Nervous Debi litg Leat Manhood ge baring tried in vain every remedyhaedisoovered a simple mimosa self-cum which he will send FREE to his fellow-sufferers AskfirsenJMMENVEL: agehatIsembitiNew York AnniAnti kw i I Real Estate Transfers Annie Green Young and A Young to Peter Minton lot in Seventh Ward $1300 Tucker and wife to Wro Graves lot in Tenth Ward $783 Gardner executor to Mary Caruthers lot on Spruce street $6500 Owens by Thos Callender attorney to 0 Menem lot in Thlr health District $350 11 Rains and wife to Baker land in Seventh District 085 Pruett to Max Sax cashier lot 50In Rock Castle tract $150 1 White to Mna Herman lot on Fatherland street $13211 oz irstaertand street 111320 CONSUMPTI No th positive rontedy for ibe Above disown by Ito see thoUsands Of eases of the worst kind snd of lime wording have been I odsed ostronsis (sifts In its Meaty Mist I wia send TV 0 BOTTLES FREI teeetber wise a VA LUA BLS RIATISE on this disown So Au wolrener latvo express nd 0 sddr IL DIA A SLOCUM Mt PearliM Xow Took woad AonAArwavo: COAL 1A vov'ZI opotilv 4014 1 EEMP ell fgalamercee ea Ling Wesimmen aanimell land Ikons Mitvottio prescription et sated opooldni (awa lizot) Devarista eon lilt Dm IN AR CO WiallASAs IS THE WEEICLY Published every Thundsy is au sight-pass paper fitty-sis columns euntataing all the Stet local and telophio sawatoreisn and- (loin sotto markets miseellauset matter correspond snootiest all el tho tack it hi tiled with ohms of matter suited le sonata den to slay address sae you estsge Nada Isornittlal OMB DOL-L MOSUL NMI 50 55a ammo nag roam gamma via gOUELP1 4 1 atm pond The Massachusetts Moused Representatim unanimously adopted a resolution ot sympethy whit Gen Grant in his nevi and a hope for his speedy restoration to health Ion vo ltealio lervous Debility Volett Ce" 13 len Agency le Fulton strestatew Yak NI awlY-1 litho dillW174 -N i A 1 Imgdasiptubwis II 1 1 1 Of ----411s-- 7.