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The latest ont is .ModocF beer, war
rsnted to put Teuton in his lava bed
eiust az Quick as never vas."
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Cedar Rapids has had grand hop.
All the elite anticipated" in the joy
Gus occasion.
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We arc informed that Center Grange
held u session in the city to-day.
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control them. The testimony Of our best c,tl.
.ens If ali classes, establishes the fact, thar
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve ana
cnre the affecting disorders OF the Throat ana
lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
da,gerons affections of the Pulmonary Organs
Weld 10 lis power; and cases of Consumption,
cured By this preparation, are publicly known,
an re,narkable rs hardly 10 be believed, were
thev not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy
IL & ADEQUATE, on which the public may rely
for full protection. BY curing Coughs. the
forerunners of more serious disease II saves ui.
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering NOT
70 be computed. It challenges trial, and con,
vinces the most sceptical.s Every family should
Keen II on hand as protection against The early
ana unnarceiycd attack OF Pulmonary Alice
tions. which are easily met at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, II neg.
lccted. Tender lungs need this deiencei ana y
il unwise TO be without Il. As safeguard to
children. amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
prcToRAL is invaluable; for, by Its timely USE
mnltitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. It acts speedily and surely against orci'
nary colds, securing sound aud health-restorne
sleep. No one will suffer trouoiesoMe l ,a.,
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, lahorious, anc
anccessfi1l chemical investigation, no cost or toi
Il spared In making every bottle in the utmos
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently reliet
upon as possessing all the virtues 1t mas eve
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures q
memorable as the greatest It hss ever efiectea.
PREPARED By
Dr.. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell. Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
soIp ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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yro,u rrid,y,s paw,

The first Of the new Postal Cards
arrived at the OttumwA poet Office to-
day.
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A Cincinnati school ma'am is being
investigated for Furnishing her pupils
by filling their mouths with black pop
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-22

One Massini, Of Cedar Rapids. a
Bohemian, is charged with having
murdered his wife.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-22

Bogus agents representing the Chi
cago papers arc doing swindling
business in western Iowa.
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From Saturdays daily.

Pigeon hunting is all the rage with
our sportsmen now.
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lNFALLlBIE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
4 .ef the LIVER, BLOOD, KIDNEYS and BOW.
men,s /, contains no alcholic spirits and is The
rssrfnS's ssestifnfe. far tado'nsk
READ rH1sl
A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS. j. & c. MAGUIRE St, Louis, Mo:
Conference.-The undersigned having know you for
many years as reliable chemists and pharmacist
fists, and observing the effective action Of your
remedies ior whatever recommended. wish to bear
voluntary evidence to the efficacy of your last and
b. cur opinion best preparation MAGulRE'S
CuNpuRANGO BITTERs' l, is I'll ,ha, you
And dmretc. acting specially upon the liver. blood,
JosEP FIJI sRoWN. Mayor. who adds: al have
found this the pleasan, AMI effective medicine
have used
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds: II endorse the Mayors opini n"
THOs. RlCHESON, S n. LAtIIN,
Prs. Collier Lead & Oh Of I.,an s Rand Powder
D. Il. nousEs. chas. G eoNrER.
Prop. ST. Louis GloLe. C'hmn n, NJ. Cen. Com.
W. =. WAGNER, P q lEkGUsON,
BRfTTaiS s <. Hill hi neNKy T. M NJ ts."'
Attorney at Law. late City & County Asst
la,e Pres Goa,m.n. Sl.k ceu,! Grim; Correct.
NORMAN ]. colMAN. Pres Blu. { n1ov, Bank
Pub R,ir:l World. + ). GREENWOOD,
NJ. S. HARTNETT. Pres. Y. N. c. A
la,e City Collect !. E-.A. SHRYOCk,
THOS. WALSH, Of Shiyock Co.
Architect. w. 4. GAY,
NJ. T. ANDREWS. Il Cay. Hannenlamp 3
Of Moody. Michel & ca. 60.
THERON BARNUAi, JAMES ARCHER.
Of Esrmim's Hotel
And many others too numerous TO mention.
j. & c. MAcUlRE,
Sole Propre,ors, 81. Louis, Mo
PRICE. rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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gloss and freshness IF youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured BY its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruf, which is often SO un-
Clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co...
Practical and Analytical Chsmists,
LOWELL MASS.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. II soo,,
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color. With the
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DR.. S. ID. Carpenter has Just re-
turned from visit 10 Canada. Hc
reports the Canucks as revealing in
good old "ryer at five cents glass,
and their pockets full ofsilver change.
ASS proof of this lao donated us a
piece of money with Queen Victoria's
profile on it, and we have to take his
word for the "ryc' part Of the story.
We expect to chronicle the departure
for Canada Of a good lot of thirsty in
dividuals. as soon rs this fact obtains
general circulation.
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otiee to tie Afflicted and Untertunats

asplvIas % the notorious qusols vhe sdvsfse u
sbie sspSrs er usi6e any qusck rsnsdss psruss pr.
lp vefk no what your dissGssts Or how espler
rs Satss cccapiss double houss Of tvsaty.s seven
Spns;t eIn6esse1 BY the most eelsbrata4 med
esprlsssre the country and Europe, ase esn eeeoA
NM psrponay ss BY nall the diseAsee neaeasd In
~ Wssll. 01ee eel parless W, H. kishtA sssssh
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general circulation.
HORSE STOLEN AND RECOVERED
Yesterday about O'Clock, James
King, of Comstock Station, came into
town and hitched fine young black
horse in the alley in the rear of Peck's
livery stable. When he got ready to
go home he found his horse TO DO non
est. He had been quietly stolen by q
fellow who has been laying around
town for some days. and who was
about five feet eight inches high, had
on blue coat, light col0red pants,
black cloth cap, had clean shaved
face, with the exception Of q huge
black mnstachc. and was about -
years old. Mr.. King came to our Of
flee this morning to get some bills
printed and to offer reward for the
thief and horse. and while doing so,
the Marshal of Agency City came ia
and reported that he had captured the
horse short distance below Agency.
hitchcd 10 a fence. but the thief had
escaped, aud had taken the II. l. NJ.
train east. Marshal Gray at once tel
egraphed to have him arrested. and
before we 90 TO press we hope to an
nounce that he is in The Hofei de
.Swiggeu.
Frank Bell, ottas VIM. Foster. alias
Charles Hall, who stole Jim Kings
horse, was "takcn in" al Galcsburg
last night about y O'clock, by Marshal
Gray, and is now boarding at the Uo-
tel de .Stciggett. lie will undoubtedly
20 to Fl. Madison, as there are four
witnesses who recognize him as the
man who was seen 10 take or was IN
possession Of the horse. He Rell) has
been alternating in the mountains
and is as cool as = cucumber. He
stole the horse "Wednesday noon and
Friday noon is in limbo. 'Sich is life"
Two years ago Bell was working IN
this county tor Ben Galusha, under
the name Of VIM. Foster, and though
not known 10 be criminal, still he
occasionally was addicted TO drink
and got into jail in consequence. Tie
il now reaping the reward Of the
transgressor.
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Proceedings ~ Aasiaer In vaesssss.
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SPINNEYV1LLE
Mineral 1 Magnetic Spring
INFIRMARY.
Mean. Davenpo1.t.
D r. SPIN q Ey,
PROPRIETOR.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
Treated With Entire SUCCESS.

An experience Of twenty years, in SPECIAL
g Ga sn g.: ss as
IN this country posssss. The Doctor was We'll
e ana
wids.sprsad Tsputstion in the British Prov.
s1 g z Ferry g.
seoh as. dom 10 :. s.; to4 p nj q a ne n.
0sT NJ Ct spinnsyviils. during the balance
f..t,;s .sSs.ins Nth :, A. old Wagering az;
Sea %
srSi drugs, are cordially invited TO Try : lew
weeks treatment at the spinnsyville Indrm-
RESTORE to perfect nssith the majority Of ii,
auf1sTtng from inpustties OF the blood, or
chronic disease Of any kind. The Innrmary
under the Dootor's individual supervision,
and II furnished throughout In the beat pos.
sipie manner, and neing located ON the bank.
combines 70 make Il lovely resort ior: bots
invalid and plsasuse-ssekefs. All sre invited
healthy who need rest from business cares,
. well - homo for the invalid.
10 the Ladies' who have ruin ed their health,
Sors he x. 1s .s'a
the study q sressmsss q ismsis oonpisints
,pliosted forms. either medically. or By the
I'D Of the magnetic waters Of the spinnsy-
Vile Springs. aGs
Remember, that ProuastinaHon Is the THAI o.
Time.
90 do mot longer delay In seeking the prop.
e. remsdy for your oomplsints.
Many are they. who have implanted In
thsir system. By the Improper usOof oAlomsl
seeds which produce an animal crop Of dis;
easo. No suoh We would say
COME AND BIZ HNALEDl
II matters not what your troubles may be-.
II ~ 10 durable he Will tell you 90. II not he
Will tell ycu that; for he Will not undertake
. case unlees he ID confident Of efIbctine Z
care. 1t VIII cost yOu nothing for Oonsulfa-
tion, 70 please call and satisfy yourselves
whsther the Doctor understands your case.
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SILVER

and cake dishes, vases, butter dishes, cups,
napkin rings, childrens sets, ETC., etc. An
immense stock suitable for presents very
CHAs. HACHMAN'S
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u VI bSuDNNSUUe0
Sole Proprieors, 81. Louis, Mo
PRICE. rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1873-05-01
MUST CLOSE ON SUNDAY.
Superintendent Mashburn lssos an Order to Hts Sub.
ordatos on tho Subject d Shutting up tho saoons on

Superintendent Washburn Issues an Order to Hts Sub.
ordiatos on Tho subtoct d Shutting up tho noons on
Sunday.
Tho Superintendent Of Police issued tho following
general order yesterday:
Tho commanding oiiiccrB Of diBtricss and precincts
will require their mon to enter frequently Sunday
all places rooms on their respective bcats where they
have good rcaaon to Intoxicating drinks
are being sold or that cards otlor ganos Of oanco
hro being played, for the purpose Of obtaining evi-
denco II my exiB Of tho violation Of the provisions
OF &c., Q. Chapter 49, Of the revised ordinances Of
1878; and complaint shall be entered In accordance
With tho provisions Of soc- aE1lcra order NJ. d,
1874 In atl canes woro violations Of tho provisions
Of eec 3, Chapter %, Of tho revised ordinances Of
1873 shall occur, and 1t shall DO difficult to deter
nllne whom to al1nmon, tho officer will letant1 TINT
tho lfconHe be shown, aud enter complaint against the
license. II no license Ia produced, tho officer
Will demand tho nane and residence Of the party
parties who arc tcndIng tho bar, II tho saro are un
known TO him, and enter complaint nBa1nBt him or
thom. 1f such party parties fail rcfsn TO give
their na1ne residence tho officer will arrest Bt,ch
party partca At once, and tnko him tlom to tho
lookup, aud ontor complaint for the same oenBo. In
case nnnod In this order shall doors, windows or
fastouings DO broken or forced to gau admission.
ELsfEn WAaHpUnN.
It ID understood that tho II o'clock ordinance Will bo
rgidy enforced Tho sa1oon-koeper who violates ita
provisions will not be- allowed to koop oron hls bar
until he gets ready to shut up summons will DO
issued for him. but 10 will bo arrested In tho act and
locked up all night, unlesB ho furnishes ball.
, 1873-05-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Methodist Church this evening.
There will be soclablc for tho benont Of strangers
ut tie First Methodist Church this evening.
The School Board Of tho Dominion Of Hyde Park
have extended vacation until May H. Cause, munps.
Insurance Dtrcnu nBninat burglary" has removed to
!ta now quarters No. lla Luke street.
Tho Humane Society caused Justice scully to lne
abandoning on old grey horse In . vacant lot near
No. s70 West Lake street. and letting him die there.
Tho ticket office Of the Chicago, Burlington Quincy
Railroad, formerly in tho Driggs House, corner Of
now quarters In Ashland Block, Immediately opposite
tho nuH Sherman House.
On Tuesday evening, horse attached to buggy
containing Mrn Jonea and her two chlllrcn who r.
sb on Fortythrd street, took fright mud away on
Wabash avenue, ncar Sixteenth street. Ths yaiicle
was overturned aud the occupants thrown cut, Mrs.
Joncs being aer1ously Injured.
The Doarl Of Public Works. yesterday, svsrtled tho
contract for 1anting und glazing TIC West Twelfth
atreet and tho Chicago avenue hook ad ladder houses
to Manning nso,hsrs, for t7oo.As each.. They also
tie Wntcg-Works, but did uot award the contraot.
The Mayer, yesterday, received dispatch from
Vienna, s'g1ol by commtsst2ner seyt!onez. request
g h t. for~a at he oyat0s
elevator small enough to 10 transported to tho
capital Of Austr!u, and thinking sonc ono n Chicago
may hnye tho 1nolel of elevator intended for tho
i''D' hi%. 0'''''' 'A' 0"D'' 10 communicate Will
In conformity with recommendation OF the Board
Of polico the Common Council passed order trans
rrops!ation uiado for them thu balance remaining
FROM such buildings as cost loaH thnn appropriated
d WIZ ri
the contracts for n1khinH such buildings Of the Police
Department AZ wero lift incomplete BY reason Of al
insufficient appropriation.
Tho village Of Cleayeryll1c In tho Dominion Of 1Iy!e
Ihrk rG1Ocbl in A n4hnjubf
, 1873-05-01
a DESPlCARLE FELLOW.

Mr. John Il. doBs Of this city, yesterday mozn-
ing held by Justice scully in 1900 bai for nlawful1y
obtaining $500 and costly diamond ring Of Mrs.
Sarah Read, Of Providence, r. T. 5omo time ago Goas
met with Mrs. Read. who Ia widow. In Boston. They
wooed and cooed for whilet aud bccamo en-
gaged to be married. The widow worth consider
ablo property, and In confederation Of tho
md aS token Of er tro lore she gayo her betrothe
husband $500 With which to atart restaurant in
Providence, and a diamond ring. Tbs betrothcd
proved htnself unworthy Of her confidence, for 10
Mrs. Read harmed Of his wicreabouta and set on in
purauft Of him. Tho love she had entertained for him
had turned to harod aud WHOM she arrived In Chicago,
se secured hts immediate arrest the charge Of lar
ceny. He plead not guilty to the charge. A furthor
hearing Of tho case Will ba had nozt Saturday,
, 1873-05-01

HooLEY'B orEnA-HOUEE.
"Frou-Erou u given ut uooloy'a tor tho first
time at ycaterdays Matinee aud alHo last eycning-ou
both occasions to good houses, though 1t moving
day for nil Chicago This play belongs to that peculiar
French school wherein tho confederation Of moral tono
Ia subordnhted to those Of slful construction md
atrong dramatic interest. It is essentially lively md
hpiey in Its movement and It's situations, and z Incl
dents In tho main based upon reasonable probab
tiles; but the lesson 1t teaches, II, by violent
effort, 1t may DO supposed to teach anything,
reault 1t inny bo imagined, noither sought
expected by Its author,-Ia mischioyous one, viz:
that silly woman, without tho shadow Of proyoca-
tion, may turn adultoress and work fearful amount
Of misery daaoation, dshonor, and death, remain tho
pot Of society return to her home bo pleaded for by
her friends, forgiven by her husband, and do tho
peaceful death Of pure woman amid plentiful dis
pay Of By 'ympetEoe saers
pay to be highly commended for Its aprIghness but
aineerey deprecated for its sentiment i M presented
beneht of nne cast and elegant stage equip
ment. ht!ss stdney Cewea ,g gives pleasing pic,
rs OF tho @ wnes s sa
ae fails so,nowh. short q the excellence which her
DO fearful, SERIOUS, wretohea is not iu hor line.
hss ooonn9r. y Loaiss, VA I thoroughly Ut hums
Will e1trcmo good astc. Ths rolo Of tho fashionable
md unserupuoua baroness was nsdo sufficiently G.
testsble BY Mr. haeder, an vsas Of COURSE we act
rrett1er or moro pleasing Pauline tlan TINT Of Miss
josie Datchelder could not be dcsircd and tho tslo
that Miss Hattlo Roche had to do
Norrja Fallory, and Mr. padget as tho }roa, up
peared to ..nuz.,aly good edyansage slr sogga 1aa
too young for 1t. uo needs to repreaa atendon0y TO
"gag," remembering that French gentlemen aro no.
supposed to make Of suoh oxpresaons as "pater-
funny nor spropos "T1o,.-Frou " will bo given TO-
night fur tho last time John Diilon's boneht
MTG Fotir n Gfrnfc8t fnrrrH
dorlncd for The occasion. It requires no wisdom TO
Ilro1ict crowded house,
, 1873-05-01

aaaago process intorferod and begged him not to 10
raBl.
Tho aroma Of good dinner for tho lrns time aproatt
through tho great inlngall Of the Grand Pacific yea.
terday. For aomo months rcats have boom servcd
taerc on tho European plan out Of dinner-kett1en.
Tha waa the frat spread with corracs md bill Of
faro. Tho parties ut table George ". dagc, Da-
yid 4. Gage, John 4. nro, D. 0aekill, John Holden,
g. rars. anu II. NJ Smith: Tito machinery, fully
tested yesterday will DO IL full operation for Tho pub
The Dohrd Of Police have experienced considerable
difficulty IN enforcing tho Flro ordinance. FRANC
soss md buildings nro constantly orcotlng within lilo
1rc-nits tho owners pr0tealing TINT tho board haYe
no power to lntercro. With tho Wow uf showing g,icl
defiant individuals that they ponsesa tho necessary
authority, now "notico" to censo work on objcc-
tlonhbo atrlcturca haF been prepared. It contains
tho proseiona Of the charter granting tho poynr OF
tho Board to enforce tho ordinances 6n it IN 10 10
hoped It will hnvo tho OBJECT of checking tho growth
Of nnoher fito-trnp.
Tho attention OF persons who arc In tho hnllt Of
hcing their or8eH to shade troca called to tic fol-
lowing language III tho Revised City Ordinances: "No
rorson nnll fadtcn any animal TO- destroy or nurc
my fence, railing, ornamental or shade tree or sru
in or upon any public ground, Atrce alloy OF phcr
public paoo IL tho City Of Chlcago under poaty Of
not lcBs than s. nor moro than 3160.n Hundreds Of
people probably never saw this section, or, II they
iavo aeon IT, do not, apparently, comprehend ts moan
Ing, Many complaints Of til violation have been
mado to the Mayor md yesterday lila Honor roacst-
cd tho Hoard Of Police to that tho ordinance Ii on
forced.
, 1873-05-01
SPORTING GOSSIP.


The entrtos for tho running stakes for 2 mud s.
year olds, and for tho trotng stakes for and 4year
olds at tho Dexter Park July meeting close to-dsy.
fntrac1 mailed or teographed May will bo In time.
Tho various colt stakes Are as follows:
10! s:s a s 5 sss HsSf' hsi sss sfss
more 'aD's'0'''
oos s1G sna s1a 1T oe tls sske iSs
;s:s::. Z H.
eo: rs ,ss 3 5 sss Hsa,s FL; s,ss state
sddod y Tfsn.t i!op:o saac%a . il stake Mle
to s;$s e. ;;'if 1sE yo'; oo $3.50
%ss.9sS ,;S%ia% ~ il sesezThe Bfoyn .t.te. @ fss
ssd 80 81 s s
sSs IT, II ao:s MT S e
bali milo.
THE SOUTH PARK COMMISSIONERS
Of fast horues-woss claims to confederation rero
recently urged by TIE TA1nuAE-by allowing Them
Wodncsay afternoon Of each week. between tue hours
Of and o'clock, when they may speed their horses
to thcr hcarts content on tile 6out Park Boulevard
This il but email concession. bu. It will bo accepted
nzo tic rghts Of fast drivers ss welt as slow drivers
Nov lot tho Lincoln Park Commissioners $500 the
hM md s. aopng rule BY hieh t,
shore drive bctwcon aud 10 o'clock. Tho hitter IL by
far The best drive, an! such regulation would provo
~ III oA~%9AA41A@ HoHuANA*
Tho New York Sun Of tho 27th nit. has tho
following with reference to the Forthcoming billiard
tournament for tho championship Of tho three-ba or
French carom game: Five si4 Of tho players in
America who most accomplished ut the tllrce-bal
carom Ran1o nre to appear nt tho grand tournament
which will H. held ia this city during tue first week
irving Hull, will laaf Xix days. Upon every
.lssy Of the weok d9rlng that period! there
Will bo matineos, at Which tho rost celebrated
Garncr, Maurice DAILY, John Derry Joo Dion, aud
young Mr Cook, tho champion Of Engand viii aaaist
The three ball caron or French gant wilt 10 played
ssversy Of &c., and ssoo 70 tho M ost at es
competitors. In Rddition largo svor cup Banothing
after the style Of tho annual yachting cup, Of aro s
yer, will be the guc1don TINT tho victor will rcceyo
tho d5ration Of each will 10 about two ''hou1s
Tho great feature Of tho contest will 10 tho
Of Mr. Francois ubassy, the champion Of tho world a
tho three-ball carom game. Mr.. Ubassy has 1atcly
tost VIII Hitler tho champion Of he Southern statea
| in which the Frsnchman proved tho victor. Mr.,
ubassy ~ natiyo Of Ma1acillcs, aud townsn,an and
achoolellow Of Leon gambotta tho great Republican
man in France at tho three ball carom gamo for stake
cept tho gage. He became tho Partisan Billiard
lion, and IN 1867 le hRd Won such rcnown that he
billiardiss played game OF French caroms, 1000
points up. UbaBsy by &C., making m average Of
IN, hts 1nrgest run being otghy-re. uo then camo
to this country, and oforts wero mndo TO arrange
match between him and Joseph Dion, but tho hitter
declined to compete. Ubassy III hls' conception OF
Shots sinstantaneouB a ho delivers his stroke d.
recty hts hand touches tho table e never playa for
effect and while leaning over tho table resembles
billiard tournament which has been held In Nuw York,
and 1t promises to bo grand SUCCESS"