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TURKEY.

TURKEY To BE CARVED DUP-RUSsIAw wIELDs
THE KNIFB-FRIGHTFULC CRIMES.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Advices
from Constantinople say rebellion has
broken out in Taihata, in Oussalia. 1t is
believed to have been encouraged by the
Russian Government. 1t is feared all Al
bania will soon be in arms.
The Russian fleets in the Black and Bal
tic seas are reported under sailing orders.
Margaret Milers having been found
guilty of the willful murder of forty in
fants, has been sentenced to be hanged.
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PRUSSIA.

,,o prAcE POSSIBLE FAvRE AND BIS
MARCK.
-, had betwten Count Bismarck and
Jnlss Fayre at Tours on Monday and
Tnssdav- which was wholly devoted 70
an attempt TO arrange truce pending tne
meeting of the constituent assembly
pisynsrt exactcd the surrender of Stras-
bourg. Toul and Verdun, in erder that
the Commission of German forces might
be secure from danger during the truce
onshle CONDITIONS. No demand was made
for the surrender.
WHAT PBUssIA's KING DEMANDS AND WIFI
HE INSISTS
The conduct of the Emperor, the en-
cheney of the bombsrdment, and the
weakness Of the garrison, have been m ucI
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ChoIera ann Yellow Eeyer.

HAVANA, September PA careful in
vestigatiOn shows that the vomito and
yellow fever are decreasing. 1t is reported
that the latter disease was brought here
from the country. Steps have been taken
TO prevent its further spread. The
weather is cooler. ..tl
The insurgents'are burning the estates
in the vicinity of st. Jsgo. The priests
refused to bury the dead body OF consul
Parsons, but the Governor compelled
them
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PRIVILEGES AT FAIR.

NOTICE Is hereby given to those who de-
~ sire to secure Refreshment Booths at the
coming Memphis Fair, that the Privileges
will be let at the Fair Grounds on WEDNES-
DAY, 18th inst, to the highest bidder, at Il
o'clock m. The train Will leave the depot of
the Memphis and Charleston railroad at I01S
O'Clock Am. and return at S;l5 pm. Fair
round trip, 25 cents.
SEES LEON. TROUsDALE. Secretary.
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ITALY.

THE POPE AND FRANCE.
LONDON, September 25.-The Pope has
been officially notified that France aban-
dons the September Convention.
Gen. La Mormoro has taken chief COM
mand of the Italian army at Rome.
There is no doubt vote on plebiscitum
will be taken the ID of October. fr- ..
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Elegant Shelby Street Residence,

In which the late L. Rocco resided. The spa
clous lot of seventy-fve feet front, running
through two hundred feet TO Clinton street.
The comnodiOus improvements, consisting
of aTwO-stOrled Frame Residence four large
and airy rooms and hall below and four In
second story, with large back galleries 10 both
stories-a two-storied back building of two
rooms and gallery to each story-handsome
front yard with shrubbery, add large gar
den, constitute one OF the most desirable res
-idences in the city, while the locality Is In
the midst of the most refined and wealthy
portion of the community. The sale, as will
be observed, must be peremptOry, and holds
out every inducement to those who wish TO
make a safe investment in valuable Memphis
property. Though it is trust sale, the title
is considered unquestionable and perfect.
The sale will take place by direction of the
Trustee, at u o'clock on Saturday next, Octo-
ber LIST, upon the premises.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
SEES Real Estate Agents.
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LOUIS.
Franco Celtic Sympathy-ASaity Fire.

ST. LOUIS, September 25.-At meeting
of irishmen held last night it was decided
to corporate with the French citizens in
holding fair and festival next week for
the relief of the families of the killed and
wounded French soldiers. All the Irish
societies will turn out on Thursday even
ing i'll a torchlight procession and make
a grand demonstration.
The salt mill of Tabor, Hall q Co.,
Keokuk, Iowa, was burned last night; loss
81, 900.
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SPAIN.
RAyAeEs OF voMIro IN sPA1.

RAyAGEs OF voMIro IN SPAIN.
MADRID, September 25.-The ravages of
the VOmito at BOrcelova are increasing,
and the panic among the inhabitants is
frightful. Yesterday out of 35 cases
there were "a deaths. All the government
officers have removed from the place.
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The train leaving Memphis at I:l5 pm. runs
daily The 400 a m. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through to Louis
Vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the1 :l5 pm. train nom Menu
pbis to Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisytlle 70 Baltimore,
staterOoms, in through cars, can be engaged
AT the Ticket Once, ZS71< Main street.
]. F. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. auH
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Yellow lack.

New ORLEANS, September 25.--The yel-
low fever deaths for the twenty-four hours
ending at pm. yesterday were eleven.
Five were natives of Italy, two of Ger
many, two of Wales, one of France, and
one of Switzerland,
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Thursday, ths 2sth Day Of OetOber, Is7O,

Sell on credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months, the following described
! cal estate, viz: Situate, lying and being in
the county of Shelby and State of Tennessee,
and in the Thirteenth Civil District OF said
county, and described as follows, to-wit:
west of the basis meridian of the Chickasaw
ceSsion, containing $40 acres, more or less,
lying on both sides of Horn Lake creek, near
the southern boundary line of the State OF
boundary line OF the State of Mississippi.
The said section thirteen has been recently
surveyed, and found to be in the State of
Tennessee, and to contain 64O acres; and II Is
the same section WhereOn james W. Levi and
his wife, Susan H. Levi, with their tenants,
now reside, and the same section which was
conveyed by Marcus j. Wright to Susan H.
Levi, by deed dated the I'd OF June, 1856, and
registered in the Registers office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, on the 18th OF July, 1886, in
the same which was conveyed by William r.
Matthews to said Wright, by deed dated the
LIST DAY of January, 1858, and registered In the
Registers office of said county of Shelby,
Book No. 81, pages s69 and 40.
Also, one other tract of land, being the
south half OF section twelve, Township one,
Range nine, west of the basis meridian,
Chickasaw cession, and which was conveyed
by said Matthews to said Wright, by deed in
fee, duly registered in the Registers office of
Shelby county; said real estate will be sold
TO satisfy decree, which the said Moon re-
covered against the said Wright and others
for SI2,27I 81 and cost, and the purchaser viii
be required to give bond undoubted security,
sale, and when such sale is confirmed by the
court no right of redemption or repuTchaSe
shall exist in either the said Wright or the
said Matthews, or in their creditors, but the
purchasers title shall be absolute and indie
feasible JOHN l.. BROWN, Clerk.
A Wright and L. d. MeKissick Soils. se25
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CINCINNATI, September 25.-The census
give the population of this city
2l5,OOC; with Newport and CovingtOn,
1fO OOO
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A DUEL.
Memphis Maintains Her Fame.

CINCINNATI, September 25.-It is said
that Lorenzo Lake, of Memphis, has
challenged j. c. Kramer, appointed min
ister to Denmark, late consul at Leipzig.
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SEPTEERIAL INSTITUTE.
DIR. RUSSEELS
SEPTENhIAL
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
AZ North Court ST., Memphis,
CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.

1t is divided into the following departments:
FEMALE DEPARTAIENT.-In this departme mt
every complaint known to woman is treated
with unvarying success.
CANCER DEPARTM MENT.-Cancers and tumOrs
are here cured in ninety-eight cases out OF
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FOR HEART DIsEAsEs.-Int this
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT FOR SKIN DISEASES.-Every
form OF skin diseases permanently cured
here.
CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH DEPARTMENT.
The professors in tins department have made
many important discoveries in the treatment
of lung, throat and nose diseases.
EYE AND EAR DEPAETMENT-The eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DEPARTMENT.-DeVOted to
the exclusive treatment OF a class of mala-
dies, nameless here, by an able prOfessorship.
SURGICAL LDEPARTMEST-We daily perform
the most important operations known to
surgery.
All affairs of a private character held sa-
credly confidential.
RS- Office hours from o'clock in the morn
ing till o'clock in the evening. Open every
Sunday forenoon, from am. 10 u m.
j. b. RUSSELL. ND,
Consulting Physician.
j. e. WATSON, Secretary.
L. g. WARRAN. Treasurer. s ty7
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Dr. David Pointer, for many years a
citizen of Holly Springs, universally
loved and respected by our people, died
81 his residence in Como, Panola county,
Mss. on Friday evening, September s'h'
1s7O. at 9 o'clock,
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court of the United States, for the
District of West Tennessee In bankruptcy.
In the matter. of J. p. Foster, BANK
rupt. District of West Tennessee-ss:
HNHIS is to give notice that on the 23d day
4 of September, 1870 warrant Of bank
ruptey was issued out OF the District Court of
the United States for the District of West Ten
nessee against the estate of ]. p. Fos-
ter in the county OF shelby, In said District
who has. been adjudged q bankrupt on his
own petitions that the payment OF any
erty belonging to such bankrupt, 10
hisi or for his use, andl the trans
den by law; and that meeting OF the
creditors of said bankrupts, to prove their
debts and to choose one or ssmore assignees
of his estate, viii be held at q Court of
Bankruptcy, TO be held at No. zS Second
street, Memphis. Tennessee, before Thomas
j. Latham, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for
said District, on the 7th day of October,
AID, 1870, at l6 O'Clock a M.
sep25d2 L. B. EATON, q. 8. Marshal.
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Live Stock Emporium +!

rI1HE public Will bear in mind we are daily
Il receiving fresh supplies of stock from All
quarters. We say to one and all, come 70 tne
ARCADE EMPORIUM. You can nave satls-
faction as all our time Is devoted 70 Lne
trade, either at private or public sales. "
continue our Auction sales Daily, az o'clock;
Remember. stock Is KING, Cotton, QUEEN!
Won To11st have stock before you can have
cotton Large arrangements for stock deal
Srs. feed cheap and works hard to effect
aaIea Commissions light; a years In the
city. we can safely refer to all.
Nos. 303 and 305 Second Street.
M, c. CAYCE g. co.
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The Ist day of October, 1870,

within legal hours, proceed to sell, in
front of the premises, ON Shelby street, the
following described property, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, to-wit: The south half Of
lots Nos. six (6j, seven %, and eight (S), in
block No. II TN according TO the plan of
South Memphis. lying on the west side OF
Shelby street, fronting ON said street seventy
five t75) feet, and running back WestWardly
between parallel lines, aud right angles
with Shelby street TO an alley, with all the
rights aud privileges thereuntO belonging or
In anywise -appertainiug.
The equity OF redemption is expressly
waived in said deed of trust and the title is
believed to be perfect. [ convey only as
trustee. (seD NJ. MESSICK, Trustee.
bS- The attention os the public is called to
he ahnve sale of that
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PLANTERS BANK
The Creditors Of the Planters, Bank

A RE hereby notified that. by decree
n the ChanceTy Court at Nashville int
cause OF W. W. BERRY AGAINST THE PLANT
KRs' BANK AND OTHERS, made with view 20
q financial distribution of the assets, ne
holders Of the notes of the Plantsrs 1ahAs
or any other claims or dsmanos, . o. ais ~
same in the once OF the Clerk and y Master OF
said Chancsry Court, by or before the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue, and in accordance with tne pro-
ID visions of a trust deed made by L. Roc
co and W. B. Greenlaw, to me, as trustee. on
the 10Th day of February, 1859, duly recorded
in the Registers office Of Shelby county, in
Book No. II, on pages 90, 81, 81 and 49, to secure
the payment of certain Indebtedness, there
In fully described, from the said L. Rocco 10
a aafd lraa1a1au ( will ON
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THE CHAMPION

Is ADAPTED ESPECIALLY TO THE WANTS OF
FARMERS AND LABORING MEN
All who have tried 1t speak OF it in the high
est terms; its durability has been well tested:
il Is made on a new principle, and OutIasts
two pair OF ordinary shoes. We warrant
every pair we sell.
To our customers who sock economy and
style in Boots, we recommend the
EUREKA
For such as wear Shoes. we have those
made by Burt, NJ MMullin, Cantield q Jones.
and Emerson, for Gentlemen; and by NOurSe,
Oliver. Miles, and FarnswOrth. for Ladies.
Also, most conn plete assortment fOc NJ isses
and Children.
Tasty GoOds-LOw Prices-WhOlesaIe ana
Retail. JOS. :. LENET'T & co.
sell No. S6 Main street corner OF Union.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Isaac W. Moon VS.. W. P. Matthews and NJ. J.
Wright.
RY Virtue of a decree pronounced in this
ID cause, by the Supreme Court of the West
ern Division OF the state, April Term, 1868,
and renewed at April Term, 1870, viii, in
front of the Courthouse door in the city Of
MamObiS QO
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First Monday In October, 1870.

mat notice of this order be published In
- - ,saSf one OF the daily papers Of Nashville,
2 U1-1aooTvfIIe and Memphis, and In the weekly
..s-esrs OF FRANKLIN, Pulaski. Murfreesboro,
kfhens and Clarksyille, continuously mp TO
ne 4 ri Monday in October, 1871
MORTON b. HOWELL,
ala Clerk and Master,
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MRS. EDWARD B. WHITES English and
vi French Boarding School for young Ia
dies, No. SO West Forty-seeond street. oppo-
site ReSarYOir Park ae2l aoi-
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r. S. TAYLOR & CO.,
Cotton Factors and Gr0cers.

R6- We have a large and well selected stock
of Groceries and Flour, among which is the
old faYorite
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

s. ]. BRADSHAW,
Mason, Tenn.
J. s. Gotham,
Tabernacle. Tenn.
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The special correspondent of the Tn
bHne writes on the 10Th at Chsrtres, that
10000 of the Garde Mobile were con-
eentrated on Monday, when the news
came that the railroad was cut at Ram
boullett, and that the Uhlans were ex-
uected at ChSrtres, whereupon the ofii-
Ger told the Mobiles to lay down their
ms and go home as it was impossible to
A.. The mayor also exhorted them to
IsitsS-avv for fear of provoking the Prus-
49, 49, The hole force thereupon dis
Nanded. .., n,
l vbe Havre steamer whicn arrived Fri-
Southampton, brought 1000 krench
day -. ., who report every man in HaVre
A mobile attempted to bio blow haTp. up the ne
noHder agazlne, which Woptd @i as,seda- nave AZ
most destroyed the 9isyih hs y.hot mo 0''''
was arrested and will Do sno''
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q. C. HOWARD,
Tabernacle. Tenn.
W. A. CoTHRAN,
Braden Station.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

FRENCH ARMY CHArLAINs. - The lad
organization of the French army is new .
matter of history. N. Louis Veuillea thus
reprehends the shortcomings in regard TO
it's chaplaincies:
One thing We must take leave 10, press
strongly ON the attention of our military
authorities; it is that they woald throw
open much more widely and freely the
camps and the ambulances to the charitable
labors of the clergy. Catholics are suffer-
ing cruelty from the difficulties placed in
the way of the exercise of priestly zeal.
They are trembling at the unconcern that
seems to exist. The organization of our
military chaplaincies is simply deplorable.
There is dilatoriness, there is indifference,
there is official hauteur, and people are
losing patience. In the name of God and
of the souls that are perishing, why should
| the office OF the Chaplain General be placed
out Of the region Of change more than the
portfolio of the Prime Minister; tie one in
gone, bnt the other stays. Who will relieve
| our feara for the souls of those that are
near aud dear to ua-the dying soldiers in
the warf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

Among the novelties at the present In
ternational Exhibition in London, is a new
shirt stud called the "Crescent." By the
simple process of cutting crescent shaped
piece out of the lower half of the stud, the
fastening is rendered as easy as an ordinary
button. Messrs. Walshe, Moody aud Leigh
ton, we await to publish your Introduction
of this novelty on the Grand Boulevard.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

Virtues, like essences, lose their fra
GRANGE when exposed. They are sensitive
plants, and will not bear too familiar ap-
prOaches.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11
VOLUME Ill.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV ORLEANS, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IL. 1870.
LITTLE VIRTUES.

For little virtues are most FREQ
OF all things from Hypocrisy:
To US alone they come in sight
As flowing from q source most bright;
And often, as If strangely shy.
They sc EN- to come mysteriously.
For they will play their lowly part
In all deep secrets OF the heart;
Since 1t is pity only knows
All the hearts pleasures, all its Woes
And when possessing them you hold,
Like woman, what ls never told.
For it is thus she acts when speech
Her deep impressions cannot reach.
To God alone woman shows
All that within her breast she knows.
The little virtues, as rule
Belonging to the highe st school,
Are not OF earth for they descend
From heaven, where they have no end.
Little virtues every day,
Every hour, come In play.
When you con fort the fOrlorn,
Cheer up the unknown who mourn,
When you give u sweet reply,
When you soothe some misery,
You but use OCT aston thus
Never wanting unto US.
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Boughs that bear most hang lowest.
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Approve, er he Aoss Rev. ArsaStsssSs
], We approve Of the Aforesaid un6se.
taking, and commend 1t to the Csthol1ss
Of our Diocese
i'm Azeus1snor or NEW GUIANA
Dsess.osv n, IN.
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ss-nins Star and Catholic Hesssnss

THE MORNING STAR has been stsEss
with the approval Of the ecciesiastssa.
authority of the Diocese, to supply n
admitted want in New Orleans. ssd -
mainly devoted to tho interests . he
Catholic Church.
To prevent all failure, and TO EuazanoDe
the permanency Of the undertaking, = =
based ON q joint stock company, the ssRd-
tai Of which is one hundred thousaA4
dollars, in Eve thousand shares, Of twsnaV
dollars each.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-16
WHAT GRANT THINKS ANEC
DOTE OF EIR. PRENTICE.

Some one tells this anecdote of the
late Geo. d. Prentice, which we do not
recollect to have seen in print. 1t was
in the days when Prentice's health was
failing, and he did little work, though he
visited the Office as usual. One day he
entered and called upon his amanuensis,
a gentleman named Breeding, to put his
thoughts into manuscript. Seating him
self, and rubbing his hand over his fore
head, Prentice said:
"Are you ready, Brceding9"
''Yes, sir" was the reply. s..
"Well, said Prentice, ''Grant thinks.
Got that down, B-eeding2"
eyes, SIR" A pause.
Again the veteran journalist ejaculat
ed:
"Grant thinks Got that down, Breed
ing?"
"Yes, sir"
swell, then, l wish you would tell me
what in HI Grant does think, for Pm
sure | don't know
And that was the extent of the labor
Prentice required of his amanuensis on
that day. ~
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The Persecution i'm Japan.
A Gala Day in Cincinnati.
The CIarksyiIle Tobacco Fair.
CLARKSVILLE. tgaa

Tobacco EaIr-Preniums-S
Special to The Union and American.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, June 15.-0ur to-
bGcco fair was grand success. A large
crowd from the neighboring counties in
Tennessee and Kentucky were present
Much interest was manifested in the dis
play. The premiums awarded are as fol
lows: sf
Best bright or mottIed wrapper, first
premium, w. L. Stevenson, Ballard
county, Ky. The second premium, ]. A.
Rudd, Ballard county, Kentucky. At the
sale afterwards the first premium for the
above class sold at $92 per hundred, and
second premium $50.
Best hogshead cutting leaf, first pre-
mium, Edw Thomas, of Covington, KY.
The second premium, John A. Faulds,
Louisville, Ky. The premium hogshead
in this class sold at auction at $35; second
premium, $26.
Best hogshead dark wrapper, first pre-
MUM, Wood d Meacham, Montgomery
county; second premium, B. r. Burchett,
Montgomery county.
Best hogshead shipping leaf; Il. ID. Whit
taker, Montgomery county, first premium;
second, Z. Z. Rollins, Montgomery coun-
ty.
Best handled hogshead, first premium,
r. r. Burnett & Sons, Ballard county, Ky;
second, John Stringer, Robertson.
Best five hogsheads, first premium, NJ.
III. Cornell, Montgomery county; second,
James Lisendy, Montgomery county.
Best th,ee hogsheads, first premium, j.
d. Tandy, Todd county, Ky; and second,
e. w Snaitaru1an
The best box of bright wrapper, Z. D.
Caldwell, of Henry county. After the sale
of preminm tobacco this evening, about
sixty hogsheads sold at prices ranging from
S12.75 to $I01. The bidding spirited
throughout.
Provincial Amusements--A Nash-
willie Boy Sprains His Foot.
The Board of Trade are holding festive
meeting tonight over the success of the
fair.
The match game of base ball, this even
ing, between the Nashville club and the
LighfoOt Of this place, the latter came out
victorious. Score, 81 tc 80. McTalmic,
one Of the Nashville boys, sprained his
foot badly while playing the game.
The grand carnival at the skating rink
tonight, en- costume, was an immense
turnout.