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ADMINISTRATIONS TO GRADUATE.

WASHINGTON, May, l6.-The Treasury
Department having been advised that
large quantities of peas are imported from
Canada, ostensibly for domestic use as
dried peas, but used as seed, the collectors
of customs Of all the lake ports have been
instructed to regard all whole peas as seeds,
and charge on them duty of thirty per
cent, as prescribed by statute, unless they
have clear proof they are kiln dried and
unfit for seeding purposes.
Eighty-fye midshipmen are to be grad
uated at the ensuing examination at the
Naval Academy, and fifty or sixty are to
be placed on the steamer Minnesota for a
six months cruise for practical instruc-
tiOns.
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burglary.

ST LOUIS, May l6.-The liquor store oil
p. w. Schneider was entered by burglars
last night, and the safe blown open. A
considerable sum of money, and many
valuable papers, were stolen. The dry
goods and clothing store of Attmer & Shulze
was also entered and robbed of about $500
worth Of goods. The produce store of SET
fert & Co., and the leather store of Shultl
& Kirby, were also entered, but there OBJ
tanned no booty.
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TUE Conservatives of Bradley county
have nominated Henry Mcpherson, late
Of the Union army, as their candidate
for Representative in the Legislature, and
expressed their preference for 1t n. A.
Fitzgerald, Of Hamilton county, for the
State Senate.
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Presbyterian General Assembly

ROCHESTER, n. Y, May 16.-The Gen
eral Assembly of the New School Presby-
terian Church, assembled in annual session
to-day. There was a large attendance
Introductory service by the Rev. DIR.
Anthony. Rev. DR.. Hopkins, of Auburn,
delivered the annual, in which he strongly
urged all possible steps to be taken for the
advancement Of the glorious work of re-
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
EUROPE.
Denial Of n RumOr-COnnIefing Re-
ports from Candia-LOss OF u ship
and Massacre Of the Crew

Denial of n RumOr-COnaIcfing Re-
ports from Candia-LOss OF n ship
and Massacre Of the Crew.
BERLIN, May l5.-The report which has
been in circulation that the Prussian gov
eminent had bought or was seeking to buy
the feet of American iron-clads is officially
denied by the Prussian naval authorities.
LONDON, May l5.-Conficting accounts
have been received here as TO the result of
the recent military operations in the Island
Of Gambia. Several engagements had taken
place, and both the Cretan and the Turks
claim success.
The latest dispatch received from Athens
asserts that the Turkish army under Omar
Pasha had been defeated in general bat
tie,
Intelligence has been received that the
bark Rover, Captain Hunt, was lost in the
Chinese sea, and all the crew who had es-
capped from the wreck except one were
murdered by natives.
LIVERPOOL, May ia vessel has been
chartered here for the purpose of laying a
sub. marine telegraphic cable between
Florida aud the Island of Cuba.
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Massachusetts Legislature. etc.

BosToN, May 16.-The soldiers equali-
cation bounty bill was killed in legislation
to-day. Fifteen majority.
Hotel bars and all other public bars in
this city are TO close after Saturday next,
or be subject TO seizure.
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AdministrafOr's Notice.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE PERSONAL
/ estate Of Felix Staub, deceased. having been
suggested in the County Court Clerks otire Of
Davidson county, and a petition having been
fied in the ChHncery Court az Nashville 10 ad-
minister said estate in the Chaneery Court, ali
clsims AGAINST said estate will be fled with the
Rules. fblbh JIM Adm =
II. H. HARRISON, SolT' mars Est
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Constitutional Convention,

DETROIT, May 1G.-In the constitutional
convention to-day considerable progress
was made in appointments The temper
ance delegates expect to secure a clause in
the constitution prohibiting the manufac-
ture and sale Of spurious liquors.
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.

r. B. Slower ct ale. ". Jno. W. Wbyie.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID County Court Of Davidson county. rendered
All H. April Term, 1907 iu the above cause.
will sell AZ public auction. a the south end u
the Courthouse in Nashville. on saturday,
the 18th day OF Way neNts the Dilgwirg
described lot belonging % the estate u James
q WHITE. deceased. viz. Lot No. u the sub
division Of Lot No. H. fronting thirty feet on
the north side Of Broad street. in Naihviile. sad
ranniuv back along the west side of Vine nTest
~ feet. 10 a thirteen feet alley.
TEEns-Two Hundred Dollars Clsh. and bal
ance on q credit % SIX, twelve. eighteen auft
tWentv-f1ur months. Notes With approved
security required tor deferred payments. and
lien retained.
Ppr55 4vTs P.L. NTCUOL. CLERK.
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CAUTION,

nHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
a trading Tor q Corporation Check. No 1850
i9r sltol, issued May II. ls67, in favor Of Nash
vie Gas iAght company, which has been lost
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Steamer RUrned.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, May 16.-The steamer
St. Joseph, of the Omaha packet line was
burned at her landing this morning. Loss
100000; partly insured.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-17

VIZ are glad to see that the agricultural
associations Of the State are recognizing.
ID trust that next fall they NAV have fairs
sas much interest a. IN the olden time.
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NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMINIsTRA-
IL tor u the estate Of Cathsrne A. White, All
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified % present the same within TIE
time prescribed by law. or they will b. forever
barred G. A. X. THOMPSON.
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Arrcsteh fnrIarcenY

WASHINGTON, May 16.-James H.
Schureman, colored, a messenger Of the
Comptroller Of Currency, was arrested and
is under examination to-day on a charge
o. stealing $4,000 in bills of the First
National Bank of Jersey City, and the
forgery of signatures Of the officers of the
bank. 1t is thought this is but a portion
of the amount of national bank notes alb
straeted Schureman was the confidential
messenger Of the Comptroller, and it was
a part Of his duties to handle these notes
and carry them to the express Office. 1t is
supposed he is only the tool Of other
parties, who forged the names.
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DONATIONS

Of FRUIT CAKES. FLOWERS, ICE
" Cream. etc. ETC., for the Church Of the
Advent FESTIVAL. are requested e be sent 70 the
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WANTED.

= 600 POUNDS OF TOBOCCO WE
JsOOO will pay the oes; market price for
Tobacco. in good prizing srdor. e. No. ~ South
dec77-d LESTER 4 co.
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st. Cecilia's Academy,
MOUNT VERNON.
n @ ar n a = h V il / G.,
CONDUCTED BIZ SISTERS % TIE
ORDER OF ST. OMINIC,
Under the patronage Of the Right. Rev.
Bishop Of Nashville.

THIS ACADEMY WAS FOUNDED IN $500
i for the purpose Of enabling parents and
guardians in the South and Southwest h inpart
TO their daughters and wards a thorough and
solid education.
The Academy is about one mile from the city
and = situated in one Of the meet beautiful and
healthy localities 10 is Vicinity.
The Academic year cousisis % two Sessions
each, and terminating about the 20th Of June.
Special attention j. given 20 the different
branches usually taught in Academies.
fos 1ERHs, EIc.. apply 90 the Mother Supe-
nsr, Nashville. Tennessee.
ianl7-lv
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MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1867.

THIS POPULAR SUMMER RESORT HAV-
i ing been placed in thorough repair. and
furnished with new furniture will be opened
for visitors on the list of june. under the
direction and control of the undersigned. pro-
prietOrs of the american Hotel, Atlanta, GeOr-
gia. MOntvale presents the strongest attrac-
tons. to both the invalid and pleasure seeker.
no less on account of its retirement and beauti-
fnl surrounding scenery than of the restorative
powers of its waters. We have reduced the
price of board to the lowest figures consistent
with a proper entertainment of our guests.
Board per day. So; per week. S2G; per month,
$50 with an allowance for families. Travellers
by rail reach the Springs by special conveyance
from LOuden. OF by regular daily mail coaches
from Knoxville, Tenn.
apr25 lmtr-w WHITE & WHITLOCK.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
~ Commission appointed BY authority Of Act
Of Congress. 70 pass upon the Claims Of loyal
persona for compensation for their slaves who
were enlisted OF drafted into the United states
army. within the State Of Tennessee. l. now in
session in Nashville. and prepared 70 receive an
such claims. az the room Of the Commission
No. $50 Colonnade Building Cherry street
U. J.. DAVIS. President
U. S. Commission for State tf TeDnesso
Nashville, Tennessee.
dsc29-wu
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Falling OF a Honse-woman Killed

CHICAGO, May ia two story frame
building, SO Polk street, fell this morning,
killing Mrs. Watkins, wife of the owner,
and severely injuring four others.
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE co.
OGsce IN the Building OF the Hank
OF the Union.


FIWIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IL 1884,
Il iHsures Buildings Vessels in port Me.chap
disc, Household Furniture, and other property on
the most liberal terms. Fire, Marine and Inland
risks taken at lowest rates
HS- Losses literally adjusted and prouvtly Maid nv
this COmDanv
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To all Pdyers Of Insurance Premiums:
EQUITABLE RATES OF PREMIUM

The great characteristic point of this Com
pany il that of an equitable commercial eopart-
nership, in which every partner participates to
the full extent OF his contributions whether in
Stock or Insurance Premiums.
The Stock is fixed at One Hundred Dol
lars per Share, in order that the SMALL as
well as the LARGE payers of Premiums may
Justly and equitably participate in the advan-
tages offered.
annual interest of ten per cent. upon
the amount paid up.
The INSURED shares pro rata with the
| STOCKHOLDERS the profits derived from the
business.
The subject is one justly entitl ed to the seri-
Gus attention of every intelligent merchant and
real estate owner, and a close Investigation can
not fail to develop the advantages of security
to the insured and prosperity to the insurer,
presented by the Merchants and Manufacturers
Mutual Insurance Company. under fair share
of public patronage and close attention to its
proper administration.
a. 4. GOFF. President
HnRGnN Woo prasilapt
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Greas Auction Sale

Grea4 Auction Sale
OF DESIRABLE COUNTRY PROPERTY
~ Tuesday, May II, at IL o'clock A. NJ, on
the premises, we will sell the well known VIM
II. JONES PLACE, three miles out on Brick
Church Pike, containing about ninety acres
divided into suitable lots. The dwelling. with
five rooms. has been newly fitted-good spring,
orchard. etc. Terms liberal Omnibus leaves
our Office at 10 O'Clock
J. L. q r. W. BROWN,
may1l Ct A. NELSON Il Co. Agents.
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ON THURSDAY, THE 23d INST. WE
" win sell on the premises, B. T. Nichols val
liable tract of land, on the Brick Church Pike
four and half miles from the city, adjoining the
lands of Hon. James WhitwOTth. This is one of
the richest bodies of land in the country, about
one half being in high state Of cultivation, the
balance in timber, and finely set in blue grass
The tract will be sold altogether or divided into
four parts With the improvements. if divided,
will be sold fine Apple, Peach and Plumb
Orchard, with some five acres Of Strawberries.
An abundant suppiy Of never failing water on
the premises. Come one, come all. Terms lib
eral and made known on day of sale.
ANDERSEN, JOHNSON x SMITH,
A. NELSON & CO.,
mayl0 I'd Agents.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

A Il
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF tbs CURRENCY. !
WASHINGTON. March 20. 1867. }
w HEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
w denee presented 90 the undersigned. IL
has been made 10 appear that the FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE. I'm the
city Of Nashville, in the county of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee, has been duly organ
lied under and according 70 the requirements Of
the act of Congress entitled IAN Act to provide
a National Currency. secured by a pledge Of
United States Bonds and % provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June Sd. 1854, and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of said act required 10 be complied with
before commencing the business Of banking
under said act-the Comptroller Of the Currency
being absent
Now, therefore. l. John J. Knox. DEPUTY
Comptroller Of the Currency. do hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank Of Nashville, In
the city Of Nashville in the county Of Davidson
and State OF Tennessee, il authorized 10 com
mence the business Of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal # Office. this thirtieth day Of March 1867.
iSignedi JOHN j. KNOX.
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-28


VEro No. XII.-The Presidents vetoes
have become so common al to excite but
little interest. The message vetoing the
supplementary reconstruction bill on the
Esd, was deemed of so little consequence
That neither the associated press nor the
Washington specials give so much as q
summary oft. 1t was received and care
fully listened to by the house, and without
enc word Of debate, the bill was passed
over the veto by party vote of ia to 81.
Il was sent to the senate, and there passed
without any debate By vote of 40 to T..
The bill was then declared by the presi-
dent Of the senate to be the law Of the land
--shs objections of Mr.. johnson 10 The con-
faTy petwithstsndips
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SMITH & ROBERTS,
popGEvILLE, WIS.


ENFEEBLEDAN AND DELICATE RECONSTRUCTION
OF both sexes use Hembold's Extract Buchu. 1T wi
give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable you
sleep well.
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.a aql NOTICE TO ad
Teachers & District Clerks

Notice is hereby given, that the superintendent
schools for Iowa county will hold public examine
lions for licensing teachers as follows: --
FOR THE FIRST INSPECTION DISTRICT.-A
the school house in the village of Jonesdale,
Wednesday and Thursday, April 3 and 4.
FOR THE SECOND INSPECTION DISTRICT
AT the school house in the village of Arena,
Friday and Saturday. April and 8.
FOR THE THIRD INSPECTION DISTICT.-A
the courthouse in the village Of DodgeyiIle,
Monday and Tuesday, April 8 and o; and alec
q the school house in the city of Mineral Point,
Friday and Saturday, April IL and 10.
FOR THE FOURTH INSPECTION DISTRICT.
AT the school house in the village of Adamsvil
on "Wednesday and Thursday, April 10 and IL.
FOR THE FIFTH INSPECTION DISTRICT
the school house In the village Of Linden,
Monday and Tuesday, April Is and 16.
FOR THE SIXTH INSPECTION DISTRICT-I
the upper school house in the village Of Higi
land, on Wednesday and Thursday, April Ill
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-28

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU gives hee,tl
and vIgor to the frame, and bloom to the palli
symptoms, and If no treatment Is submitted TO- COZ
,umption, ineaDity. or epilepts Aa enfue.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-28

Notice is hereby given, that an application will
be made to the County Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County, Wisconsin, at the next session of the said
Board, to be held at the village of Dodgevile, on
the 10th day Of May, 1867, to have sections num-
(lS) fourteen. (l4l fteen Q5) and sixteen, (6) of
town number eight, (sl range number two (2) east
of the fourth principal meridian, now forming
part Of the town of Pulaski in the County of iowa
set Oh 70 and form past Of the town OF Clyde, in
SAID County Of Iowa. -,
SAMUEL g. GLE.
nyss. NAsei Z, -. Wv9
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SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONS

AT the school house in the village Of Ayoca,
Friday and Saturday April IS and 20.
At the village of Highland, on Friday and Satur
day, May 10 and for the benef. of those teache
not in the county at the time of the public examin,
TONS or those who for other good and sufficient res
were not present at the regular examina TONS
Hereafter those persons VIII engage in the bus
Of teaching before making application for license
will be debarred from receiving certificate.
Examinations will commence at each place at to
o'clock on the first day.
Teachers mnst supply themselves with pen, in
and fcolscap paper.
P.s.--District clerks are required to post this &.
conspicuous place.
"a, + SAMUEL PARKS,
County Superintendent.
Avoca, March /, 1867. lem
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-28

They establish
men the old HENRY SOUDEN Suits
friends for the large respectfully continuance the
and hope by fair honorable dealing their large business
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-28
NOTICE.

THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH. There
fore the Nervous and debilitated should mmedatel,
use Helmbold's Extract ruchu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-09


Bases on bals-New York. l. Passed bais-Kely, u;
Tho New York nine we're pu. out as follows:-Pike,
twice the ny, once on first base Godie twice the
ny, once tip bound. and once first; H. Kelley
twice fy once on foul fy. once first base; Devyr
frst base; Brdsall, once fy, twice foul
ny, once ON foul bound, and once on tip bound; W.
ay: Pabor twice on the ~ once on foul Nv and once
on tip bound. aud Walker once on the ny.
Crane disposed OF three the fy and elded four TO
first base Patterson took two ys; Rogers one fly Start
one fly; Klein one ny; Worth one ny; Ferguson took
two fair 1ys one foul 1y, one foul bound and feded
wS 70 oo ss
three foul bounds The totals therefore, Of the
work in the field by the Bfookyntes fair fly catches
IL foul nys foul bound l, tip bounds 8 and nelded
The Brooklynnss we're put out as follows: Crane
once tip bound, at first, ct second and
once at third Patterson twice ON the ny, once nrs
and out once between first and second; Rogers
once on tip ny and twice at hrst Start once on tip
the ny. twice foul nys and once at first; Worth
At second and struck out once Ferguson once on tip
once at FIRST, ana Mscdiarmid twice on the ~.
Pike disposed Of the fly, nelded one 10 second
one to first and two 81 third Godie caught one on
n.y. Devyr neded three out TO nrst and TO second
W. Kelley took two foul hys, one tip fy, three tip
H s os out 70 one and 90 ou S's s
second, and Pabor took four the fy. The totals
being-far fys, 9; foul nys 2; fly tip tip bounds 3;
The only double play Of the game vas made by Pike.
HATFIELD and Goidle. Pike and n. Kelley started 70
catch the ball popped up BY Klein both stopped before
they got 10 ~ Pike took on the bound but as Il was
fair ball, HATFIELD on the alert, called for TO sec
ond Pike sent II there, thus finishing Start who should
0odie dispoeipg OF Klein.
The game was played in one hour and
and was carried on in the most gentsmanly spin. y
both sides AZ the conclusion the Masonic commmtse
presented 10 the Mutual Club, Of New York. and the S
Club, OF Brooklyn. each pair OF handsome ROSEWOOD
and silver mounted ba the REPRESENTATIVES, Of thcse
clubs had made the greatest number Of neses p
hits on their respective Sides For indviduE m'nS
the first prize; for the grsatese NUMBER az ~
70 Mr. Psbor Of the Unicn Club; fos the rSss ~.
sumbsr Of bases on hts By indivauss M IN.
fua rb and the second prye for the best scorNg was
bslwtsp hsssn walker ana Pike fWIkN shVuld psvs
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sive each district 10 CONSIST Of contiguous territory and 70
ssS essasns Aliens ss county shall be divided
shall ss.er pop hs +. 'a Srywo Senator'S
four 70 be elected from ech senate district The term o.
Ss ss. ss 1oqr se fs
whose q once shall :. for .ys ysecs n &
and 10 eseiion district shall me tIs :. any v4b
ssquent for Than three esndidaSes
The amendment was lost-A 10 81
NJ MrSTEs dem OF Erie moved 10 amend - not
70 exclude aliens from the basis OF representation who
have declared their intentions 70 become citizens OF the
United Statea Lost-40 TO ST.
Mr BuRRnL dem OF New York, moved to amend
60 that there shall ne new apportonment made on the
bass Of the federal census to be taken in 1870 Lost
Mr. casGER ldem.) Of Rockland. moved TO strike out
the words Excluding Aliens" Lost.
Mr. GouIn, rep, OF Columbia, moved TO amend that
no person shall be permitted TO vote for Senator who
shall have paid town, county State tax within
twelve months prior TO such election. Lost
Amsndpent offered this morning by Mr. l. W. RUSSELL
providing that Senator member Of Assembly shall
draw his pay until the end Of the session. and he shall
take his oath or affirmation that he has not received
agreed 70 receive any money properly for his official
acts II he fails to take such oath affirmation he
shall forfeit his pay and be ineligible reelection The
motion 70 strike out was carried.
Mr.. A. J. PARKER moved to amend that no member
Of the legislature shall receive any civil appointment
within the State to the Senate Of the United States
from the Governor end Senate from the Legislature
during the time for which he shall bave been elected
and ell such appointments and all votes gwen for any
such member for every such Office appointment shall
Mr. FurIERros, rep of Orange, moved to amend SO
M to provide for the annual meeting OF the Legislature
on the fret Tuesday Of December IN each year Lost
Mr. PRISpLE trep.) OF ChenanRo, moved TO amend
ahat the Secretary OF State shall call the Assembly TO
order and preside until Speaker shall be elected Car
Mr. RussEy moved to amend that no member shall be
expelled except upon vote Of majority OF all tho
members elected TO either houses and member shall
be expelled twice for the same offence. Lost
The article on the organization as amended WAS then
adopted
Adjourned ill ten O'Clock tomorrow morning
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"a Total.
NEWARK CLUB.
THE NATIONAL GAMR.

Match Retweeu New York and Brook1vn In
A,d ~ 49,. uT...,,o A.vr-., D,,.s-N.- W.s
Su,
INC "."nos.
On the Union grounds 1t Brooklyn Eastern District,
an assemblage numbering at least ave or six thousaud
r.r,o,, %. .o,v.,.1 v..,.ra., %, IN. ,r,,... :,
po, S-'oA0~ ''''''u~J 'S' 80 Pu'p0s' "
witnessing match game at base ball between mines
picked from the leading New York and BROOKLYN clubs
"a - a.. $500. .,- r., m. -. -
~o o' W. AAs0n'o Ass"" funo' iue sa'ss "es
opened At noon and the game was to have commenced
ct half-pass two o'clock but long before that time
sv.vv choice roe,tor m An. na,a -.
e'e' ~ S w ~
occupied. the accommodations. q all times