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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-19
AMNESTY IN .rRE SENATE.

Our readers have been advised Of The
passage Of general Amnesty Bill, With
some exceptions, By the House, as sta
ted in the letter ofour Washington cot.
respondent, to-day.
Ou Saturday last, the following, under
this head, occurred in the Senate. Mr..
Robertson, sided By .Mr. Sawyer, it ID
but liberal aud Just to say, have been
active and influential in urging this
measure: =.
Robertson mosed to take sp. his auend.
meht to the order of busipess, so - u
allow the House amnesty biHtoz BE- cor.
sidcred atthe present sessian.
Conkling remarked .thatthia being
Saturday, the Senate vas very thiu, .
uu,aber Of Senators having ieft Che city
with the understanding that only w.
eentive business you'd be. eonaiaersd.
he hopsdshe motion would be; deferred
till next week, ,-z 4s,ta
: Robertson replied, he had ,gizsa 5Afe
days previous notice Of the motioa, aud
tfpsfstsd upon a:yetssr~ - 2, :. : *: $
Trambua did aot thiHk shs Senates d
tthin az represented. It vas the ifalsss'
Senate he hsd ever AknoHn for . Sasar.
Fday. osHe hoped podFisha ef amnesty
|Is0ald s alloy e 81. shs ,s'.blss y sssl spss
I.ia that Rays : 5 2 z - 81 s 80. .s 5 Z
{ Wilson aacsshs DE slne iad soiuil
70 aes npon sds sub jacs snd; Ii koDid q
vete. 'a. e, !, - = { - s 8.
/ ebssdlss nsssd an executive sssfioa
b ;, sorTsI W sssrsn Ill satSd /
propositi6a Eithdr rsEiing OBJ 1iea G
k1bsrts6n b otion - z1lIl0h 8 fnal
Sote ou alass Should net be taken
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RADICAL PROSPECTS.

It is clear, from the recent speeches
Of Senator MoRroX and o,he: leaders of
the Radical usurpatiou, that the only
stock in trade lett the party is what
may be hatched up and manipulated
from the so-called Southern outraSes." "
This is the only hope Of the dying party.
To get up sufficient reaction in the
North on this subject to carry the next
Presidential election.
Senator MoRroN recently declared,
when speaking Of the coming Presiden-
tial struggle, that all other questions CT
National policy or interest, sank into
insignifcance along side of this-that
it was to be the great theme, to the in
spiration of which the tagging hosts Of
Radicalism were to be musturedagain to
victory.
This, then, is the hope of the party
and we may say the only hope-for con-
tinued control. It's leaders do not dis
guise the fact; and the Southern peo-
pie have timely warning.
We believe that the actual power,
through negative appliances, is in the
hands of the Southern people, to bring
Waterloo defeat to the Radical party in
1872. Since their only capital can be
drawn from the actions and utterances
of the people of the South, how careful
shoald We be to reduce that capital to
the smallest possible extent-by bear
ing. with manly, heroic, christian forti-
tude the ills We sufFer-that dcliyerance
may the more speedily conc.
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NEGRO KILKIux.

A band Of negroes 10 disguise, few
nights since, r.ade an attack upon the
house of Mr.. Pud Shaw, ia Laurens
County. They demanded money, and
fred several shots into the house. Dir.
shaw is very old man, himself and
wife living entirely alone, aod the vii.
lians DO doubt thought that they would
have au easy job; but it 10 happened
that young friend was with him at the
time, who scattered the gang BY sprink.
liog them with shot. Que Of them was
severely wounded, and is nov under
medical treatment.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

Central Rail Road Co.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., April IS, 1871.
YTHE TENTH INSTALMENT OF FIVE
Il DOLLARS PER SHARE, will be payable
on 18th May, p,oxi.Ao.
In Charleston--at the Once Of the Company,
No. 10 Broad.ftreet.
In Sumter-To Major JOSEPH JOHNSON.
In Clarendon-To Dr.. G.. ALLEN RUGGINS.
WM. II. PER0NNEAU, Treasurer.
March %
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Aeril 10. lssl.s
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sstil the Ku,Klux Bin had passed both

aatA the Ku.Klux bill had passed both
Houses -. ~ (
:Robertson acquiestsdf bat several
Senasers declined to hs bonad BY any
such eharTangsmeHt.sa y. s,s:s-g ~. -.
Z saayertwas Of the opinion that, after
the bill which vas passed yesterday; 20
more opportnne moment thsn tbs present
could be found for passing the amnesty
bill. His own belief ha5 been that there
was an understanding that. the subject
should be considered to-day.
During farthersdiseussion, Tsumbull
charged that the eHosts of the opponents
ofthe bin forsdelay we're parpossly de-
sigued to odefsat action on the nasasure,
aad warped its friends that It would be
next to impossible to have itacted,upon IL
if they now allowed it TO 60. over.
-Frelinshnysen then renewed the
motion for an executive session, upon
which Thurman demanded the yeas and
nays Carried--yeas, l3l; nays, 20.
THE CONFEDERATE WIDOWS AND
-ORPHAN.S HOME.
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THE CONFEDERATE WIDOWS AM
-ORPHAN.S HOME.


blending with the patriotic feeling Of
the good ladies aud citizens of Charles
ton, prompted the establishment, in that
city, Of d "Home" for the widows Of
our dead Coufederates, and the oppOr-
tuuity of education for the offspring
they left behind them. The happy
unity of these two God-given principles
soou gave birth to an institution around
which the true heart Of Charleston clus
tered, and continues Co. cluster, With
nuEuriug and succoriug care. And We
havs before US, fine pamphlet from
the press of Messrs. Walker, Evans &
Cosswell, the proceedings Of the Third
a anniversary" Of this beni6ceut enter
prize, accompanied by the "Anuual Re-
pot, Addresses of Maj. Barker and
Pro-. Miles, and List Of .be Members,
sc.
That intelligent:and sealously earnest
lady, Mrs. NJ. 4. sno~den, is the
President, With Miss. S. III. Middleton,
as vicc Preside mt, Miss NJ. B. Camp
bell Secretary aud Treasurer, and Miss
Jane A. Adgcr, Corresponding Secretary
1t also has an influential Board. of Con-
troll, in counexion with the officers
mentioned, au Auxiliary Association, Of
which Hon. Jas. B. Cambell is President
anda Committee Of the leading gentle.
men Of Charleston.
During the past year, as We learn
from the report, there have been domi-
ciled in the "Home" one hundred and
Eve persons. OF this number seventy
seven are now inmates, twelve more
have been accepted and arc daily expect.
cd, and four have died. Thirty young
ladies, claimants Of Confederate sympa-
thy, interest and care, have been
furnished with a home, aud with board,
aud have been aided in pursuing their
studies in the city. The large building
on Broad Street, occupied BY the irssi-
tuition, has been filed in all its available
rooms, and general good order and har-
mony prevailed.
The expenses Of the past year vers
si,306,30, all Of which was de we'd
irom contributions of the charitable peo-
pie Of Charleston and throughout the
State.
We desire to present the claims Of
this noble institution to our people. 1t
is amply worthy oftheir sympathy and
material aid. A number Of young la-
dies OF Sumter county have found homes
and means Of education from within its
walls.
We beg for contributions 10 money
or provisions, which may be left at this
ofhce, and which We guarantee win
meet proper direction. And We hope
TO have responses to this call.
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q EIgE Y0UgG JACK

TXf5E stand is shss ss'aosksr plsntstions
frtsstsaes a ek6 he capt Alezsndef Col.
cic1Rh, J izfiag lke ss1sna so1nl1s1si1g 1Sth q
Massk--1e Or t6e seazei,, e12 - sat1zes-
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!. CoMMERCIAL.
sUMTER MARKET; APRIL

SUMTER MARKET, APRIL 1S,
Cotton sill rrles dull, with further decline.
Sales past week have ruled from Q 10 124 ae-
soriingto grade. Sales so bales, market closes
d1lf, Il
ssBAc cog-sidss, 12a@l6; Shoulders, il@1ss
Hams, 25.
!. LARD-2a@25c.
FL0UR-Per Dbl. $7@$12.
oeFFEE-Laguayta, 5000; Java, 4e@oo;
Rio 70@25.
skLT-$2.5e
! sUaAR-Brovn. 12a@l4 c., ls@le; A.. IL
@ee ;scr1shed, lf@1S.
Z BAGGING-2s@s73.
r. o.IRON.TfES-e@Ie.
hOPE-te@fs, =
YARN By THE BiLE-tl,4oc.- Per bunch
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GEORGETOWN.

THE BOAT RACE YEsTERDAY.-Therace over
the Georgetown course yesterday, between the
Washington and Analoetan boat clubs was won
by the former club by eighth lengths, time 81
minutes and 81 seconds. The course was from
the Aqueduct bridge to q stake boat nile and
) half down the river and return, and SEe boats
entered were the Ariel be the Washin gton anil
the Lightfoot by the Anslostan club, beth six
Dared Isp-streak gigs. The Ariel was manned
by J. F.: Beall, stroke; Joseph Peyton, bew; P.
dodge, No. 2; F. II. UPpernan, No. 8; b. Eeall,
30. 4; S. Emery, No. 3, and the Lightfooe, by
Lewis, bow; Page, No !; HM, No. 5; Gurley, No.
4; Bailey, No. 9; Roach, stroke, and young
The start was made from the Aqueduct bridge
at i3 p. IN, both boats moving of together, the
Lightfoot soon after slightly leading until they
reaeaed point below High street, when the
Ariel took the lead, and gained steadily, turning
the stake boat several lengths ahead, anS
reacadng the original point, as we have stated,
eight lengths in advance of the Anaostan.
The Lightfoot came up p seconds later. The
betting On the race was on even terms.
The CANAL-Since the LIST instant i19 boats
have arrived at the Collectors office. OF this
number l90 were loaded with COAL syith Seneca
stone, aElk. with wood.
THE Coal TRADE.-As canal navigation has
not been ia:errupted during the presex week the
coal trade has been tolerably brisk. The only
drawback has been the absence of a sufficient
number OF ssAooners to supply the demand of the
coal companies. They are now beginning to
arrive, however, in large numbers, and by next
week enough will be on hand to dispose OF the
coal now waiting shipment. The receipts and
shipments of the different companies this week,
estimating Tomorrow, will be as follows: Bor-
dez Mining Company, receipts, 1900 tons; ship
meRts, 2s3r tons. Agnew's wharf, receipts,
1,5a tons; shipments, 100 tors. Rays docks,
receipts, 1876 tons shipments, 5575 tons. Con-
solidaeion Company, receipts, 73s tons: shin
menfs. $40 tons. Tatal receipts for the week,
10, s6i tens, and total shipments, IS, 1872 tons.
Two THOUSAND barrels of flour were shipped
per steamer John Glib an, $50 to Baltimore per
steamer Express, and the remainder to Norfolk
bv the ,Georgeanna.
CHALLENGE ACCRPTEp.-The Potomac Boat
Club has accepted challenge to row the Airing
ton Club friendly double race a mile and a
half down The river from 9th street wharf and
return, sometime between the 18th and 25th
inst The race, or races, will be in four-oared
shells and siS-oared smooth bottoaa gigs. A COM
mittee OF each club will be appointed to arrange
details.
The only wheat received to-day was 3, 800 bushels
by Hartley & Bro. Selling price not TRANSFERRED
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ALEX A NDRIA.

SERIOUS ACCIDENTs.-A little boy six years
old, son of Mr.. Malachi Thompson, fell out OF a
milk wagon yesterday evening on North Patrick
street, and striking his head on the brick pave
ment, was thrown into spasms and 1t is feared
seriously injured. MIR. John Cole, q painter of
this city, while employed at the Theological
Seminary this morning, fell from a ladder, and
striking his head on the ground below, received
severe injuries.
SCHOOL TRUsTEE.-The State Board Of Edu-
cat on has appointed Lawrence b. Taylor, a
school Trustee, in Alexandria city, in the place
OF y. 5. Blackburn, resigned.
The NEW MARKET HoUsE.-The commits
sioners OF the sinking fund have awarded the
contract for building the new market house to
MT. f. ii. Delahay, of this city, for the sum OF
S45 321. Mr.. Delahay, it is understood will file
his bond at once, and proceed with the work i'm
metiiately, probably commencing on Monday
next.
COUNTY CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE.-The
conservative convention for nominating two
candidates Ior the house of delegates assembled
this evening, and George o. Wunder and s. c.
Neale were declared the nominees.
SECOND WARD RADICALs.-At meeting of
the radicals of the eecOnd ward held last night
p. A. Breen, l.. ID. Harmon, Larken Patton,
George Hogbey and Levi Potter were elected by
a rising vote delegates TO the county convention,
and David Turner elected alternate.-Gazette
last erenia1,
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ss 20 prepare for its suporstructurs; nov, therts
sss I; z.S :. g e.selsa, that. provided thai ,hls
vote. cast fSi e % s e tie Issss Hs..sy
AZ snch election: Asa rrev,asd ff.sr Thst ths acc
sre. q ss tr3 state. q. sSTsSsor ss b. =
and be = heTeeg aSihoIisea 70 sue-eriee, IN the
Of the Piedmont add Potomac RAilrcea Company, 20
srs PsSs,S R Tsss s . sSS ssSSPs
e maze, sst,stsss9ry ss scoc shall b furnished -
viii be adequate Cor the purposs Of completins ths
grsdinf o. said road and satisfactory Ruarantees
.erbcd ha Be fstht1iy srEsi 20 aid ~er * ana
that said work vii be completed within the ti-ss
esSis dsps1sI R.slrosS C%cssv, ., ne rssS-ge
'srtaer. That said rad shall BE eonstruoted from
sSish shall be satisfactory said Board o. f1biis
SIC. .. A.6 b. t.rsas s-aa.d. rhs IN order "a
provide for the payment of said subscription the
Governor is hersey suthsrissd 90 issue the reggie
which shsl the object Of their issue their
81 r.. s p e and Inc Re and
ssr date and bear sx per eentum interest, payable
sum o. six hundred thousand dollars, and 70 sell aid
msss An. ssa ssy Ss.r e thereof 20 aid Pe
aid in sueh amounts may Re required hy the Pr
gress OF the work aforesaid: Prersdsa. Thai aid
per oenum 81 sse es sc s.a. ,s rate than ninety
SEC. ;. Asd >, % GSTtA1 esaSfsd. That in order 70
shall be levied annually tar Of sS per cent ,ns es
such lower rate may suffice, on every hundred
dollars OF the assessed value of real aud personal
estate In said District, the proceeds Of which tax
shall CONSTITUTE special fund pledged Cor the pay
SIC; q AsS . q Jsrt.r e.sasz, That tse Gov
ernor hereby requested 90 this 20 b. daily
published before the next general election a. re-
Quired by the fourteenth -action ~ the charser .
the District Of Columbia, act q Congress 81 Feb-
rusry twenty ont, eighteen hundred and seventy
same sna ahs ., suitable precsmstiop g submit the
u shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. nCLsE,
Speaker % the uouse 81 n.Iee.,es
WILLIAM sTICKNEY
. President q the Council
II. ID. COOKE. Governor suu$u
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EE4CHAI.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION or THE ACT or
" The LhSfMATNE ASSEMBLY, AgPeeysd
HOLDING GEEER ~ ELECTIONS IN YHE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN AcI fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District of Columbia.
Be u esacfed b. fhs aLsrsslefses Assembly 81 fks
Dtsfrtef q la.x0staa, That the general eleceions
therein shall BE held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November Ct ench year
SEC .. As< ~ 81 fnrras- enacted. That whereas an
emergency exists for tbs immediate taking effect Of
this act, IL 10 hsry declared to be in force from and
after its approved By theGovernor.
CHARLES L. .HULSE,
SPEAKER Of the House Of DELEGATES.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
Approved August 10, lai
II. ID. OG0kE, Governor An n m
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THE COuRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-To-aay, the oese
OF Larner ct nj. vs.. Gideon Ct al. was resumed.
POLICE COURT, fudge SssU.-Noly Kennedy,
charged with stealing two feather pillows, worth Is
each, belonsing 20 Emma Bailey, vac fined <0, OF
% days in Jail. Hannah Reeves. profanity ~ =
press alley; fined SIS. Anna johnson sid Mary Tay-
Tor, public prostitutes, were sent to the work honee
as Migrants. Thcmas higgins, charged with renting
tenement house without providing suitable privy
for the same; fined s5- Frank Turner, drunk and
disorderly in the Northern market; fined IS. lean
der Clark. cha rged will selling whisky in the county
without license: fined IS, under the new law.
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SUIT AGAINST A STREET RAuRoAD-To-
day, Mr.. F. Miller entered a suit for Simon Caro-
against the Washington and Georgetown Pas
senger Railroad Company for damages laid al
$500. Plaintiff alleges that on the Sd of DC
tober he entered car Ne. Is II ride TO the Cap
itol, but was forcibly elected and damaged In
person and name.
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MIR. J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB will receive
w limited number of pupils in Singing, (solo
and classl Piano, Organ, and Harmony, and Com
position: Residence, No 500 18th street. corner Of
ID, N W. SELF 2awd
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PATENTS TO CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT
The following patents have been issued by the
Patent Office, this week, to citizens Of the Dis
trict For a child's carriage, to John G.. Krie-
ger, of Wsshington; metallic sieve for grain
separators, TO James Maloney, of Georgetown
The patent of Wilson Oyer, for an improvement
in machine for cleaning rice and that OF T. j .
Robertson. (both patentees of this cty,) for an
improved hand stamp, have been extended.
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r. HJusTH PAYS fAIR PRICEs for Lsdies,,
~: Gents, and 0hiIdTsn's sECOND- HAND
CLOTHING, uEpER-CLOTHIN0, BOOTS
SHOES, &C., at 619 street, between eth and 7tb
sts. Mote By mail promptly attended 70. aplo-if
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iNPoRrAST SALE OF FURNITuRE.-Latiner
q Cleary, aucuoneers, viii sell tomorrow, in
front Of their auction rooms a srrnerior coliec-
non OF household furniture. Parties in want of
hrst-elass furniture would do well TO attend the
sale -
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE-F. d. McGuire
real estate broker. has sold to w. s. Rooss LOT
No. 3, in square $50, on y street, between eth
and 18th, for -, 2C9.s3.
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FROM j. Bradley Adams, $40 street, we have
the latest issues OF Frank Leslies Gilman
Corner and Illustrated NesoSpaper the Co,ic
koHtkIy. Our FeuAg Folks Ilsstrated PAPER. and
The Days DOtRSs.
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NG6vERNoRp publishing an act entitled d An a.
mont and Potomac Railroad 81 inc rsd
conditions, and submitting the same to the people
Of said District and prescribing the form In which
ExscurrvE OFFICE, II
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August Il, 1877
the act Of the Legislative Assembly Of the District
se 70 antSorsss 3 a.
Piedmont end PotensS Rsilread Cenpany upon
.sd pset a. The next e The people
which viii be held on the fourth Wednesday Of no,
,s%ssr ISL ;b ssip rs the Day q that
sh.l 3 by printed ticket; and the ackss for aid
"An act to authorize sehscriptipu 30 the stoct a,
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
sists ss .e hs Word
Gan act 10 authorize = snb.cry,xs,, A. a..
Of the Piedmont and Poo%ss Rsro.s scs5
upon csrt,in oondition.," approved ApGnN 18th,
respects as the eiection for msmb%s IN n ~ "
sct 4 hereto ssbjoinsd, and PUBLIC - % d
Governor Of the District d 0s(ombia.
An AcI 70 authorize sabscription 70 the stock Of
the Piedmont and Potomac Railrosd Compsny
R..s:;si q o:l..sss ~ sSsfs.: 4 ]: Ssiiss.5
railroad recently authorized By en- act Of the Legis
lature Of Virginia, Vim be Of great bsnent 20 tn.
| Legislature the. Psnnsylvsnia Central Rsilroai
SMPany & fsaqred 20 p snf R Iss %g
Ssny to an AMOUNT necssssry 70 furnish supsrstr1c
tcre and equipment for said road, which said guar
e Is. ss 81 s
ten miles more OF sAid road shall be ready Tor su
IsrstIucture: and yherea. + sredibly
ss r Viz snsb, ei s.d Ps.msss and Poso%ss Il.
road COMPANY 20 locate anc grade their said roso
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
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LADIES should not fail 20 attend the auction
verberg's store, 3l2 7th street IL commences
daily al 10 \. m, and from the large attendance
we should judge that they can buy extraordi-
nary bargains here.
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The WALHALLA TROUPE will positively give
but three more of their popular entertainments
at Walls Opera House, In this city, as they are
engaged to appear at Frederick, Md, next week.
These last performances here will be that of this
evening, the matinee for families and children
tomorrow afternoon, (all the little ones should
attend,) and the closing performance, with an
immense bill, Tomorrow night. Prof. Risley
viii probably return again with this capital
troupe some time next month, when we trust his
enterprise will be rewarded with crowded houses.
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CITY ITEM s.

CASHMERE DERBY SUITS for gentlemen, a
good article, just opened, for SIC; and Cashmere
Frock Coat Suits fOr SIS
GEO. G. HENNING,
nh street w
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A FEMALE BABY SENT ADRIFT INTO THE
WORLD WITH A SIS BILL ON ITS BosoM.-Last
night. about 10 O'Clock, Mr.. French, grocer, No
924 9th street, between L and X streets, found
a basket ON his doorstep, and on examining the
contents, discovered that they consisted of a
female infant (white), and in its bosom a IS bill
He notified Sergeant Kneass, who took it - st
AIMS Orphan Asylum, with the money and
transferred il to the sisters in charge.
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GENTS FURNISHING DEPoT.-Try the 81
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, at
Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb It'll street,
between ID and Streets If
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ANOTHER ANTI-INPRovEMEST LOAN FIz-
zLE--Yosterday, meeting was called at Ten
nallytown, under the auspices of the antrim
provement loan party, but the effort was
failure. But few were present. DIR. Stephenson
and George Ha.ion spoke their pieces, which
the Few present did not seem to appreciate, not
being used to such harangues out there. Mr.
Lugenbee made an able speech in favor of i'm
provements, in response to Stephenson and Hat
ton, and the sympathy seemed to be all on his
side. The county people seem to be as much in
favor OF improvements as the city people.
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BASE BALL.-An exciting contest will take
place here tomorrow, when the Olympics will
have for contestants the remarkably strong nine
OF the Pastimes, who play here for the first
time. The following two mines are enough to
insure first-class game:
:, Observation-Disclosures, p. lennon, c.; evil
bams," LIST b.; Carey, I'd b.; Hall, s. g.; Barrett,
Sd b.; Mincher, }. f.; Buck, c. f.; Foran, r.f
Olympic-Brsinard, p; Allison, c.; Mills, list
b.; Swessy, I'd b.; Force, S. s.; Waterman, Sd b.;
Leonard, l. f.; Hall, c. f.; Beals, r. f.
During the present month we will have the
lawmakers, Eckford, Athletic and Boston clubs
here.
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The LAST OPES AIR CONCERT of the season
will take place In the Presidents grounds to-
MORROW afternoon. The following Is the pro-
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waitz-Telegram; s. Cavatina-Furioso, 6.
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