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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02

The Chicago Tribune says: sThe Mis-
souri, Democracy has been heard Its voice
is the same which was lately raised in Ohio,
Indiana, and Tennessee and very nasty.
thick voice it is. 1t is a cry for the payment
of bonds in greepbacks. The Convention de-
MED the right of the Government to issue cur
rency but held that, since the wrong had
been committed, it would be wise to do a lit
tie cheating for the benefit of The poor labor
ing man. This is as low code Of principles as
q Convention of thieves could DESIRE"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02

Prof Taylor, Microscopic Of the Agricul-
tnral Department, who recently visited New
Jersey TO investigate the cranberry rot has
made suggestions as to the preparation of the
soil and other matters, and believes that the
Tot can be driven out and wholly prevented
hereafter.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02

1t is not generally known that st. Peters
covers a larger space than the Coliseum, and
that its outer walls are of about the same
height as the walls of this famous amphithe-
atre of Vespasian.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02
The MARKETS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In ORDINANCE

To prevent vice, drunkenness and immortality to pro
the public peace and good order and to proven
and quel riots, disturbances and disordery assem-
blages
The Ithabhaats Of the City Of Lambefcne do or,iain
SEC l. That if any person persons shall be guilty
committing any riot riots public disturbance being
engaged in any dsorderly assembagcs of any noisy
disordcrly Indecent conduct of drunkenness,
doing anything to disturb the public peace and good
order of the city, the person persons offending
shall conviction be punished by fine not exceeding
fifty dollars, imprisonment in the cyja not exceed
ing days. both together with costs OF prosecu-
tian.
SEC q That all persons hereby forbid standing or
loang upon the side walks of the streets of the City of
Lamherville the street elsewhere where
the have heretofore been paved may hereafter
be ordered to be paved by the Common Council in
any way to occupy blockade amy portion of such side
walk in such might annoy hinder any per-
persons passing repassng thereon might in
any way osrct interf with the public of any
such side walk and every person or persons so Offend
ing five dollars imprisoned in the city Jail not exceed
ing three days, or BOTH with costs of prosecution
SEC 1t shall he the duty of the Mayor and of every
witnessing any violation Of this ordinance by any per-
persons forthwith arrest any such person
aud commit them to the city jail until hearing
can be had In the matter aS
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect Immediately
after It's publication according to law.
Passed Aug 9th, 1874. LEVI BROWN,
President of Council.
ATTEST :--TuEo +. SKILIMAN CITY CLERK
Approved Aug. 9th l.. II. SERGEANT
Mayor City of Lambertville
Sept Id, q.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02
CHROMOS GIVEN AWAY ]!

Great Inducements to Tea Drinkers.
IF you want an excellent quality of tea consult Mr.
l. stanford r, Birch of New Hope sole agent for the
BoKay Tea Company in that place, who has excel
lent selection of Chromos sent him by said Company
and will give for the purchase ofevery pound tea
well framed and handsomely executed Call and
July 30 1874 81
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02

A band of gypsies recently neeced the
young nen and maidens of Hackettstown out
Of 800 for fortnne-telhng alone
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02
&eeiion IIX

insert as paragraph 2, new paragraph as follows:
% Every efcer6f the legislature shall before he
tiers upon his duties take and subscribe the following
oath afiirmation Il do soemny promise and swear
Tor affirm that win faithfully, impartially and Justly
perform all the duties Of the office of - to the hest
OF my ability and understanding; that will carefully
preserve all records, papers, writings property
trusted to me for safe keeping by virtue Of my Office
and mike such disposition of the same may be re-
quifed BY law" s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02
Administrators Sale

AOIIIIIII0UIc IUOI0 RCtI6
OF fif
VALUA BILE r EA L ESTATE.
The subscribers, administrators of Amos Moore, de-
ceased will sell at Public Sale,
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 90, 1874,
THE HOTEL PROPERTY, situate Bridge street, in
the city OF Iaubertvilie, known the Lambertville
House" The building Is large fourstory brick, con-
tans forty bed two large parlors, dining ROOM
kitchen, wash house, sc. The building is in good order
having recently been repainted and put good cond
ton Also the Brick Stables and Sheds connected
with the hotel property Also, twentysix feet Of Land
for Building Lots on North Union street.
Sale will commence at u o'clock, noon. Conditions
and attendance by
GERSIIOM MOORE,
ESTHER MOORE,
Administrators of Amos Moore, deceased.
Iambcrtyille, M August 10, lssi.-5t.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02
ARTICLE v.
EXECUTIVE.

Paragraph 6.--After the wor, Legislature" where 1t
first In said paragraph insert the words the
senate alone"
Paragraph Add to the paragraph the following:
IL any bill presented to the governor contain seye-
raj items of appropriations of money he may object
of such items while approving of the other
portions Of the bill In such case he shall append to the
bill at the time Of signing it, statement Of the items
to which he Objects and the appropriation objected
shall not take effect II the legislature be in session he
shall transmit to the house in which the bill originated
copy of such statement and the items objected to shall
be separately reconsidere IT. reconsideration one
or more of such items be approved by majority Of the
members elected TO each house, the shall be part
of the law, Notwithstanding the objections of the gov
All the provisions of this section in relation to
bills not approved by the governor shall apply
or items contained In a bill eppropriating money!
Paragraph s,-~add to the paragraph the following:
Nor shall he be elected by the legislature 10 any
Office under the government of this state or of The
United States, during the term for which he shall have
been elected governor" Htf IF.ff r
ARTICLE VII. ls
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02

Paragraph 5.-After the words "malor generals in
sert tho words the aduant general and quarteraster
general
Paragraph 9--Strke out the words athe ndiutant
general quartermaster general apd.n
Also strike out the word "othern
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-02

To prevent vice, drunkenness and immortality to pre-
the public peace and good order and to prevent
and quell riots, disturbances and disordery assem-
blages.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
Something Worth Knowing.

It's worth something to know that the shortest pos
ible route from Kansas City TO Buffalo, Piiisburg,
Wheeling, rarkersburS, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York Boston ard snt~mediGte points Is through
St Louis over the St Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line and the shortest possible route from han
gas City to Hannibal Quincy. Chicago, Toledo, De-
trot and nts,rn<didte point via ST. Louis, Kansas
CITY Northern Short Line II is the only ROAD run
ming six fast express trains, two more than any eher
line between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road, liz connection with the Kansas CITY, ct
10 seph ( Council Bluffs r. h. forms the only Omaha
and ST. Louis through line running through Pullman
Sleeping Palaces between on aha and 81. Louis, and
positively only line that passengers from Calfor
MIA Utah, Sioux city, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Ne
braska City, and St Joseph can connect by al
trains Of tie Kansas City, St Joseph Council Blues
Railroad close and direct for ST Louis and all points
East via ST. Louis Any other line 30 ST. Louis involves
lay-ovcr a. Kansas City OF five hours, or one train
This is the only line running many trains with su
pcrb Reclining Chair Coaches, elegantly carpeed, and
fitted with dressing rooms with toilet conyeaicnces Tor
ladies gentlemen and families, ~ithout any szsrd
charge Ticket agents selling tckrts 10 the East will
,ouch for the above facts and furnish tickets map
circulars and time tables by this route. For other 10
orrnation relative to this line address A. c. Dawss,
ST. Joseph, No . or r. B. crest.st Louis. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
yeiyhbOrIng Counties.

About 800 Pawnce Indians, passing south
the other day from their Nebraska reservation
to the Indian Territory, under charge OF theii
agents, frightened the good people OF Lincoln
county to such an extent that they saw in ihelI
imaginations the terrible scenes Of 1850 re
enacted.
The fur trade is good, grass is green and cat
tie are thriving in Lincoln county.
The citizens oil Lincoln county met at Lin
coin Center last Monday 10 organize county
aid society.
The teachers of Dickinson county hold theil
institute at Abilene during Christmas week.
The Abilene Chronicle claims that more land
is being sold in Dickinson county than in any
other county in the State.
Solomon. Saline Valley. Gypsum Valley and
Coal creek grangers, participated In grand
celebration at Solomsn city, last Friday after
noon and evening.
The Mcpherson people were in commotior
last week over the report that their town site
was in danger Of being Jumped"
A correspondent of the Farmers Adroeats ha
discovered that it takes about 900 miles o
travel to cultivate 20 acres Of corn.
A Mennonite in Mound township, McPher
son county, is going to put up wind mil
shortly, for the purpose OF grinding grain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
Go East By Way OF 81. Lsuls.

Ia thrcs days Of railroad competition. thewiSS irav-
err srlscs his route before leaving nme In almost
every he desires TO reach his des'ination
speedy possible. and for the accomplishment of tha'
purpose the Missouri PaciSc Through Line from the
West TO the East, via kansas city and 81. Louis, o.
inducements unsurpassed b. any other line in the
country Everything. connected with the Missouri
Pacifo 4. L il first e!dSs, and the udoption CT the
Miller Platform and westinghouse All Brlke, a. eth-
4r h lis Vu!lnanSlt-ers and reclining chair coach
e. reader a trii, tac line pcrfrc;l' safe ami
pleasant Passengers from all parts "i tie West, 10y
tzimY lie Ia lrrss trains n; Kansas city, LraNen>-
woIIh hchi.un aud other proniaen; clti,s. Land
~ in 81. Lous at s,ssonahe hou-s. morning and
evening AID aullc ti4nr to 'he direct connection
with all railroads for erorN point in the North ESsi
aud South particular information. with maps TIM
table, & may De hal nj The vaiioH. Through Tick
=: - Office. Ia the west. upon personal written
application 10 G. u. llaNfcr. Western P2ssrag ger
Agent Kansas C'y No or L. A. Ford, Gen. fsssvn-
gre Agent. 81. Lonis. Nc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
The Fastest Tine on Record =.

Passengers Going Feat reminded of Tie fact that
the WcdaA Lins is the ONLY line running LigltnfnS
FsPress Trains gully equipped with pant air h5krs,
Nl,r platforms. sc. , from St Louis snnibal and
Uahc!, STOPPING Only nj the principal stations
and reachlag INV ioRE. BoSToS and intermediate
pcints from 10 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
Competing Lines from Mi points In the West.
IL Is also he only Line running Through Cars from
KsAFas city TO lHdindpoi., and CSRsnSdsi via Quin-
c., avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through Pullman SLErFISG CARS. run via the No.
lssA line only, from 81. Louis and QUINCY 70 fr
wArSE, ToLEDe ald CLEVELAND. connecting with
Sleeping ami Drawing Room Cars for Buffalo, Roch-
eeter, New York, &e., without change
SPECIAL NorICE A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves
Che Missouri river daily ana through TO Spring
seld, III avoiding change 4 Quincy.
For further Information tim, tables. which can
&c ot tanned at all "I1Tvugh Ticket snocs in tn,
wet. W l.. MALCOLM,
Cen. Pass'r Ag't, Tuicdo.
}. (. LAZARUS
Western Ag't, Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
Parlor Cars,
} (. LAZARUS,
Western Ay't, Kansas City.

The HANNIBAL 4 ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD hS.
long been designated 10y the travelling public NJ the
"oLD REllABLE.' from 'hS tact that its TRAINS
ARE ALWAYS on TINE; and SHORT LINE, -
Ieaus, il is soknow edged 10 be the SHORTEST PoS-
SlBIE ROUTE between w-stera cities and all princi
ssl cities and towns IN the east.
Ia aiion II the sleid equipment OF this fay orits
route, and 10 meet the requirements OF ats largely in
crrasIns rstclass through Passenger travel this COM
pany are now running the FINEST PAELoE .Rs N rur
WoKLD. The interior arrangement Is su,rrb Grand
Saloon, Drawing R5ora, State Room, elegantly u,-
holsicred anal decorated Ladies Toilet Loom, &c
&c, fact, every thing the iastldous could de-
sire
one OF these magnificent cars : attached 10 each
pay Express Train. aud is accompanied by polite and
attentive conductor
The track is IN the best possible condition large or-
OF it ha vim; recently been re-laid with STEEL.
RAILs. iron aad stone hsigcs hay. taken IN; place
a; wood and all other improvements conducive 10 the
safety and comfort Of it, patrons have been adopted
Passengers going cast west, aud wishing sscur
SAFETY. COMFORT AD SPEED, should be pariira
ar 10 ASK for aud that their tickets read the
''Old Reliable HANNIBAL < ST. ia. SHORT
line" hi,h BE yitr2c Al all p,aripal oahces
connecting iiIrS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
srcREp SOCIETIES.

n. ofP.-trxpox LODGE 40 5, meets every Wedines
day evening al : O'Clock, IN Masonic liai'' W.
WELLS, L. &, 4. o. OsvIs, Il. OIL IL ,.
F.--s,LtSA LODGE No. q. meets at odd Pei
lows Hall every Thursday evening az o CLOCK.
J GRANT, y. O., NJ. LHANrioN, Secretary.
Io.OF.-SISAI ESCANrNENT No Is, at odo fehoN'
O'clock 4. VI All EHcnmpment members IN goo'
ar. invited to attend. l.. j GEASI, &. T., y.
ORvIs, Scribe.
ANA -,NIxA LODGE No 60, at Masonic Hsl
nrst and third Monday in each month. ID. X. W AG
STAFF, w NJ, }. DEWITT, Secretary
SALINE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. Is, at Masonic iiail
recond and fourth Monday in G. ch month. b. j. r
HAMA, M.EHP., J. DEWITT, secrrtary
M:RtAM LODGE, No. g, ID OF R-Meeis in Odd Fellows
Hall second and fourth Friday evening OF each montl
MI d. IN. r.. l.. NORTON, v. q; Mrs. :. \. Monroe
G.: L. CONRAD, 4 ).
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
Chicago Short Line.

via St Louis Kansas City and Northers, and chi
ago & Alton Railroads, crossing the Mississippi on
the great iron bridge at Louisiana. No, and passing
through Jacksonville, bloomington and Joliet Nc
ran.|ers no Jerries, no change 81 ears. The only
line running Reclining Seat Palace cars between Kan
.as CITY and Chicago without change Nocxtrs oharge
for seats in these Pullman Palace sleeping cars
run through between Kansas City and Chicago with
out change. Palace Dining cars on day trans lume
track, Scenery accommodations. ahead Of all other
routes. y I. McNC LliS'
General Superintendent, Chicago
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. rass'r Ag't Chicago
FRANK HIGH, Western Travelling Agent, Kan
City, Mo.
Chicago Past Freight Liae, shortest. quickest and
heat; W. II. REED,
General Western Agent, Kansas City Mo,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
CHURCH DIRECTORY

rpysryrER1AS-w A simpkIns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath At II A. NJ. and L. NJ Sabbath
SCHOOL ? 80 4. NJ. Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
ungi.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL-Rev. L. y Hill PASTOR
Preaching every sabbath, nj 1880 \. NJ anu %,
O'clock L. NJ Sabbath school, each Sa Jbath, a
"a A. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings
FrIsCoPAI-ReT. Thos, Il. Dooley, Rector. preaching
every sabbath morning and evening"
CArhoLIc--Ilev John Fogarty, Pastor: services OF
The second sabbath OF each nnh al court itoes'
EArrIsT-Rcv J. X. Downcr, Pastor. Preaching Oh
the first and third Sundays OF each nonth morning
"a yvrninp sabbath school. - a. M, every
sabbath Prayer m citing Wednesday evening.
umsr1.y CIrRcu-Prcaching in the Baptist church
on the "a and lth Lords day 81 each month"; by
lldxr \. ID. IovdM In.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jude OF .he DlsfrIri Conrt--J. H. PASTOR.
SENATOR. IA. EDWARDS.
Railroad As.essor--W. r. LESLIE.
RepresentntIy.--J WEAVER
County Cornnis sionrrs-W. II. SCHOOL,, Chairman
B. NJ PALMER and Il. =. CHAMrIiS.
County CleIk-DAyID BrEBE
a,ounty attorney-E. ". HoDcKiNsoE.
s'rol,aie Jrdgr-t A MlLpMAN
.Dl.rk OF the District vurI--ArOrSr boI1i
County Treasurer-C. l.. kArLkNEh.
Sherc--T j. CONC.
Register Of Deels-S. T. Cars
Superintendent Of Public insiructlOa-N NJ EisHor
Soruner-J. h LII, Jr.
-sISSYUr-D. L. HAuIL.og.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mnyor-w. ). WELLS.
Couacilineu--P. q. BoSp, NJ. W. kEiIr, J. )
GnAST, ED WHITMAN, CHARLIE. Hs-Is.
Police Jadge-N. 4. CAKkoLL.
Clerk-EDWIN l.. BowEN.
1rcusuror--J NJ. BLoDGETT.
Mar hall. NJ. TCTrLE.
po!lccmia-J. ) tfHiEh.
Street JOmmlssIOnsr- IL. HGssIN.
Lity AitOrnef--JUHN r osTER.
6nIet OF Fire Department l.. CARVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

Now is the time to subscribe for papers and
periodicals at Whitehead & Seaman's news
agency. Look at the terms for the following
Any OF Harpers 81 publications for $3.50;
the New York week. Tribune tor 81. 50 the
New York Ledger. for Sa.5. Postage paid.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
Cattle Kintcred !,

| Parties wishing cattle or horses winterrd
can be accommodated by calling on III. G..
Sheldon. at Salina, or on Messrs. Wolcott &
TAFT, at the Underwood rancho" south OF
Brookvillc. Terms reasonable.
H. G. SHELpOE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
Millinery Goods At Less Than Cost

! Millinery goods are selling at less than cost.
at the room next north of Huebner's Livery
Stable i3-sw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
SALIVA WEEKLY MtRKEr REPORT.

Corrected by r L Watson, dealer in Groceries
PRO, .:ions and QuccnawaEe, ~ Santa Re aSSnue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

Near New Cambria, Saline county Kansas, Deosn-
Der Ist ls.i Mr. John BycTs, aged Is years, month
and 10 days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

We happened to drop into Grier's news de-
pot the other day just in time 70 hear the pre-
prietor order 5000 rolls OF wall paper. The
Doctor says this branch of his trade has in
creased wonderfully i'm the last year. While
speaking of this establishment it is well 10 re-
mind people that there is magnificent stock
Of TOYS aud other articles for the holiday IT zde
on hand there.
All persons indebted 10 the firm of Litowich
& Whitman are hereby requested TO come at
once andmake settlement, aud those having
claims against this firm, to present them prop
eriy audited for settlement
II LTTowICH & WHITMAN.
Like the .hostly lover of Burgher's T.eaOra
riding precIpitately in the night a..phaniom
horse and rider WAS seen coursing in its - mad
career ever the praries, one night last week.
and many were the specularions of certain
crowd as 10 the course Of such actions.
Thrice around the walls OF oilinz the phan-
tom few and finally i; passed. down Fifth.only
TO disappear When last seen the rider had
slid down 10 the len side Of the animal. with
his arms about the horses neck. His lIa, Was
gone his hair WAS standing in al directions !;
his person was stained with many bloich Of
mud. and from his mouth In liquid form. al
every jump OF the horse. few most complete
combination Of all tic caizblcs and drlasablcs
known IN = cIvgiixrvl land.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-31

A Music EMpoIRuN.-Iu our walks
and talks about town yesterday We in
cidently dropped into the large musical
establishment OF Messra Adams A.
Lucas, No. 1927 Market street. The
extensive and elegant assortment OF
musical goods in their store room
merits especial notice, Any and every
kind Of musical instruments age dis
played in profusion and with excellent
effect. Bapjos, guitars, violins, SIC,
With trimmings Of the best material, are
always sold here, as well - pianos and
organs. stools snd covers, Of the finest
quality, aud everything in that line Of
goods. Messrs. Adams & Lucas are
sole agents for the celebrated Steinwsy,
Kuabe and Emerson Pianos, and the
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet, Smith
American and Packard Orchestral Or.
cans. The most extensive stock of
musical goods in the country can be
seen at No. 1927, and it is we'll worth
the time, under convoy Of an expert
enced and accommodating clerk. 70
spend o few moments in sdnifing the
display ofgoods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-31
River News.

The river was rising slowly last
evening with Is feet nine iuches'in'the
channel. So = 81
The ]. E. Rankin departed for Pitts
burgh at s A. ". with q good trip.
The Express LETT at lOl A. N. for
Parkersburg with a fair trip.
The R. r. Hudson arrived from Cin-
cinnati last evening with big trip.
The Courier will be'the Petersburg
packet this morning at the usual hour.
The Hudson leaves for Cincinnati at
8 o'clock this afternoon.
The Granite State will be here from
Pittsburgh this morning and depart for
Portsmouth.
The regular local packets arrived
and departed at the usual hours.
-.. - [By Telegraph
PrrrsBuRGH, January 30-The river
il falling, with nine feet eight inches in
the channel.
CINCINNATI, January 30.-Riyer 81
feet and stationary. Arrived-R. W.
Skillipger, Pittsburgh; Lawrence,
Nashville; John Killgoure, New Or
cans. Departed-Andes, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, January 30.-Port list
down-Ed. Hobbs and bsrges. Busi-
ness active. Weather cloudy. Mercury
400,
LOUISVILLE, January 50.-Riyer
falling slowly with IL fet in the canal
and 10 feet In Indian Pass at 6 P. M
which is q fair stage of water on the
falls. Weather mild and clear. :
ST.. LoUIs. January 3O.-Arrived-
Colorado, Vicksburg; Glencoe, New
Orleans, Departed-Henry Ames. New
Orleans; Belle Memphis, Memphis.
The river is falling. Weather cloudy
and raw with indications OF snow.
CAIRO, January 30.-Arri'ed-Idle
Wild and Colorado, Vicksburg; Min
necls, Memphis Pat Rosers, Cincin-
natl; Robert Mitchell. New Orleans.
Departed Colorado, 81. Louis; Mime
ola, Cincinnati; Idle Wild, Evansville
Mitchell, louisville; Rogers, Men,
phis. Weather cloudy and mild.