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Club.
Time of game-One hour and forty minutes.
First base by errors-Louisyillc. !: Cincinnati, T.
Runs earned-Louisyille, 3: Cincinnati l.
Strikes cal1cd-Od Dcy1in. 50; off Williams, 10.
Bases on called balls-Williams, l.
Struck out-Joae5.
Two base hits-Dcy!in and Clinton.
Three -basc hits-Gcrharit and Ryan.
Total base hits-Louisrillc, Is: Cincinnati, 10.
Left on bases-Louisyille, 6; Cincinnati, Z.
Passed balls--Pearson, l.
Wild pitche.-None.
out Of, dies-Louisvillc, Is; Cincinnati. II.
Double plays-Booth, Sweasy, aud Gould, 2;
Foley, Sweasy, and Gou1d- J.
afUTUALs Us. ATHLETICS.
Special DtspdtcA 70 The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug l9.-About 23D
persons were present to-day. The Mutuals
earned two out of their eleven runs Il the third
inning on ten clean hits and two errors by
Fouser The score is as follows:
, 1876-08-20

THE MoRTUART LAW.
The subject OF the mortuary law has been
brought sQuarcly before the Supreme Chanccl
1or BY an appeal from Calanthe Lodge, No. Il:
Of Peoria, aud the Supreme Chancellor has di
rected the Grand Chancellor, s. J. Willett, moi
to make my further assessments in this connet>
tion until the whole matter is passed upon By
the Supreme Lodge, which commences its ses~
sion Tuesday, when it is expected that the Ques-
tion will be decided its merits. 1t s probable
that the Supreme Lodge will set aside the law
the entire lack Of conformity with the
rule prescribed for the introduction OF
such measures, as also the compulsory
feature Of the enactment, which Is at Variance
with the law and spirit Of the body. The mat
ter is in the hands Of Past Grand ChancelloEs
D. A. eastman and D. J. Lyon, the Supreme
Representatives, who left for Philadelphia this
last week.
NOS. AND 9.
At recent meeting OF Gauntlet Lodge No. :,
the subject Of consolidation with No. 8 was
again presented for consideration The matter
had previously been passed upon and adopted by
No. !, but, objection being taken to the mode uf
procedure, the whole action was set aside.
On vote being taken By No. !, It stood 3 to-
against the application to consolidate with M.
9. The issues raised in this connection brings
up the question, Can lodge by majority vote
of the members compel minority to take in
a number OF persons whose company may he
distasteful to tne1na or can member Of the
Order become member OF lodge BY card, or
any other way than by passing tie ballot. In
view OF the Supreme Law, which prescrihes how
membership tan be attained, it would seem
astonishing that the authorities in this State
should authorize any plan Of consolidation which
would tanpcr with the right OF the ballot
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE TRIBUNE hopes to be able to give next
Sunday synopsis Of the proceedings Of the
Supreme Lodge, as arrangements have been
made with view to that end.
Supreme Representative D. j. Lyon lett yes-
terday to attend the session Of the Supreme
Lodge He has been loaded with "rcspollsibili-
ties u for the benefit of this jurisdiction, anil
will doubtless be heard from in the Quaker City.
Past Chanccllors John Bonner and Joseph
Salser, OF Imperial Lodge, No. g, who left yes
tcrday week in company with Oriental Consis-
tory Of the Masonic body, will "hold ovcrn
with view OF participating in the Centennial
parade Of the Knights Of P;thias.
, 1876-08-20

RuHs cdrncd-Attiet1c. ): Nutuaf y. ~..,
First base by errors-Athletic, times; Mutual
0timex.
Lmpirc Mr.. Walton of the o1yupies --.-,.,
Time Of gane-0ne hour and forty-hsc minutes
GAME POSTPONED.
Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune
st. Louis, Aug. IJ.-Attcr al extremely Aot
and sultry forenoon. the weather changed N II
the afternoon to cold, and wound up about :: :ou
effcctualiy pustponing the game. as the wafer
stood deep over the ground. Alter conSdtLa.
ton, it was determined TO stay over anu play
the game on Monday.
MENDOZA
Special Dispatch 70 The Tribune.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Aug. l6.-Thc 2-'n1'e oasn =
this afternoon OVER eight hurdles for purse o1
500 was won by Larkin, Red Cloud second
Eob Britton third. As it Was the 1lrst hordle
rare that ever came off in Mendoza, there was
great excitement and much applause at the gal
lant style in which the horses took their leaps
Time, 4.ol4.
Blue ISLAND OUTRAGED.
Special DiSpufch 10 The Tribune
Blue Island, ILL.,, Aa. IA game OF base
bail played 1t Englcwood this afternoon be-
tween the Englewouds aud the Blue Sox, OF
Blue Island, was Won by the latter club. Score,
~ 70 ). The game was most outrageously UNI
pired by Postmaster Smith. To the umpire is
the Englewuou Club indebted for what runs they
made.
ST. LOUIS GOSSIP.
e. Spteial co,rsspondsnee% % e TIE Irsen"e: 1'
ment in our future great city hardly ever ran SO
high as it does At present, the Two wonderful
Victories Of tue Brown Stockings over the great
Chlcagos filling every young mans soul with
hilarious joy and every old mans mind with
Eerene peace. The games were indeed splendid
ones, and Ieditable to the winners, while the
last one was an honor to the losers, But inas-
much as you have had this set before you by
telegraph: will use little space to describe
the prospects OF next year
In fAxf; f;rs+ s3an} n F1frPEf
hare good club; aud, iuas1nuch Us the stock
holders Of the present organization arc mainly
wealthy young nen,-'' bloods. ."-tl1tre will oe
ny Luck u Mcaus 10 do whatever tnay seem
, 1876-08-20
THE COMING ENGLISH CREW.

TIE COMING ENGLISH CREW.
The four-oared crew who will represent the
London Rowing Club in the coming Centennial
Regatta, which is to be rowed at Philadelphia
this month, arrived q week ago on the steaul-
ship Wyoming. The crew are all in good condi-
ton, having enjoyed the voyage They were
taken in charge BY the Nassau Boat Club, whose
guests they will be while in New York. Under
the guidance OF their hosts they visited the
boat-house Of the Nassau Club, aud were
introduced to the members there present.
The next pleasure in store for them
was visit to the many lighthouses situated
on the river above Harlem Bridge, the party be-
ing rowcd from place to place in asix-oared barge
manned by members OF the Nassau Club. AL
the boat-houscs were filed by boating men,
who did all in their power to entertain their
guests. The four Englshmen next stripped
aud took a swim in the Harlem. They are all
fine swimmers, and caused much surprise and
comment by the splendid forms and muscles
which they exhibited. The men, both as ! crew
anu individually, are finc-looking men. 1t Their
rowing is in proportion to their muscles. they
will certainly make it warm work for some OF
the four-oarcd crews in the great regatta. inc
crew as they sit III the boat, with ages, weights,
and heights are as follows:
Bow, Robert Labat.. IS IL So
70, = F. Gulston...-.. 81 1a loo ~ 2. ~
20. =, A. IfoWeI....-... 1p2 e:u ~
Stroke, j. Howell. ........ % l4i o.3
Mr. La6at, the bow oar, IS Tell~buiIt, uoe!y-
proportioned man, with broad back and should
ers and large arm. He Is young looking aud
wears blonde nllst3che. He is evidently a very
powerful man. Mr. Gulston, who pulls No. :,
and is the Captain Of the four, is very much
larger man than any OF the Others Ills lace Is Is
FULL with heavy sidc-whskers, aud he is in al
respects thorough English oarsmai. dls
shoulders and back are immense, While nc IS not
in the least lacking in full development Ut arms
and legs. III comparison with bis colleagues nc
appears tobe the heaviest man, but, as inc aooVc
table shows, this is not the case. Inc - heaFy
man " Of the four is Mr.. TrOwer, who pulls star
board stroke. &c is also the tallest man,
measuring d feet in his rowing shoes. lie IS
not as we'll propo!tioned as Gulston, owing TO
bis height. He, however, is not whit behind
the rest, when looked at from muscular po'at
OF view In this respect he corresponds to tue
other members Ut the crew. Perhaps the
most noticeable man, next to Euiston,
Is Mr. Howell, upon whom will deyolve the uuty
OF setting the stroke for the crew and Of sbuT~
ing the American oarsmen what the Engilsh
stroke is. He is the youngest man Of the four,
Weighing 147 pounds, the same as Mr. Laoat,
His back, shoulders, and immense neck are the
most prominent portions OF his body, and COM
plctcly orcrsha3ow the development ot his arms
and legs. His shoulders and back are prooao!y
as broad, II not broader, than those OF his cap
tain. who is much larger-looklng man ~nth
, 1876-08-20
a NEW MAN.
10 the Editor n The Tribune


CHICAGO, Aug, IA new candidate for thu
position Of Chief Engineer at the Water-Wori;.
has appeared in the person of John Purvis. Nr.
PurVis is warmly indoEsed BY many leading citi-
zens, who have heretofore employed him. aud
is claimed that he has had extensive experIey
In the building and running. Ut steam-eng7
and other machinery. j.
, 1876-08-20

Earned runs-Bostona 10: Hartfords. /.
First base on crrorE-Bostons, 3: Harttords, =
First base on called balls-IIartfords. I.
Two-buse hits-Wrisht. =: O'1toufke, l; High
an, .; Ferguson, l. Bond, ].
Three-base hits-Whitney. I.
Total basee-Bostons, n; Hartfords- IL.
Double plays-Whitney, Murnan, and Nr1ght;
Morrill, and Murnan.
struck out-Brown and Whitney, Burdock4
York, and Allison, one each.
Wild pitches-Mauning, /.
Pissed bnlls-Rrown. i; Nigham. 2.
Left On bases-N0stons. Z; Hastfords. 8.
Time Of game-Two hours add twenty-five min
utes.
Club. ---...
LOUISVILLE vs. CINCINNATI
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, kv., Aug. M*-Ihe LouasVtl}es
were out-ticlded by the Cinrinnatis in the game
TO-DAY, but won on good, hard hitting at the
right time. Out Of six runs, two III the first ln-
ming and one in the ninth were earned. Sweasy
nlsyed remarkable game for the Reds, ana
kyan's fielding was frst-class. Hague made L
remarkable lcft-handed stop Of terrible line
hit by Jones in the sixth inning, and succeeded
in forcing the third hand out at second at
critical period Of the game. Clinton, the nev:
change pitcher for the Louisrilles, distinguished
himself by striking for TWO bases and bringing
two earned runs IN when he first appeared at tue
bat. The score is as follows:
, 1876-08-20
a Storm Postpones Another
white-Stocking Victory.
BOSTON Gives Hartford a Set
Back.
The Poor Old Athletics Getting
Down to a Cincinnati Basis.
Gossip About chicago's New
Trotting-Park:
Programme of the Great Ccnten-
NAL Rowing Regatta.
BA6E-DAII.
BosToS VS.. HARTFORD.

BV8I{1E ..
Specfol DispdlcA to The 7f7ousaA
BOSTON Aug 19.-Thc Bostons succeeded in
defeating the Hartfords for the first time to-
aav. They earned the victory by their very
heavy batting, also c1celling in the field. No
me deserved special mention in the field. Both
aides played very evenly, while Whitney distfn-
cnished himself for his batting. Following is
fhc xrnre:
, 1876-08-20


fed the Nineteenth Degree OF the rite last night
in the Grand Co,nman1cry room OF the Masonic
Temple. This degree is the one in which a
Priest AfelcllisedeR is created and consccrateo,
aud the ceremonies performed when it is con-
fcrred typifY the combat between the spirit OF
good and that Of evil in the mind Of a neophyte,
ana triumphantiy show tho final yanquishment
OF the fell essence. About $50 craftsmen were
present at the conferring Of the degree. Most
OF the delegates to the Supreme Council, and
about fifty members OF the Oriental ConsistoIy,
OF Chicago, were among the spectators OF the
work, which was presided over BY lllustrlous
Commaudcr-in- Chief Charles 7. McCle1aclan,
OF Aurora Grata Cons;story. Tie purpose OF
the exemp1ifcation OF the degree III this not
season was to allow visiting craftsmen TO note
same changes in the method OF working minor
details adopted BY Aurora Grata Conslstory. VI
course these differences do not Affect the ritual
OF Frecmasonrv. The visitors were very mucn
pleased with the work, and at ITS conclusion
congratulated Commander AlcClehacaan'---'e
York 1fmes, AHg. u. ,,uo,a
There are ninety-six English and twenty
Scotch lodges now at work in British 1ndia-
Rrazi1 contains two rival Grand Lodges, both
of which declare the other to be clandestine-
The Grand Jurisdiction Of Virginia contains
9.3Ol Master Masons, and has In its treasury
S4,e05.
The consec7ation of Royal Arch Chapter in
Cradock. South Africa, took place Tuesday,
June t, and passed off most successfully.
The Grand Lodge OF Mississippi is about to
found an asylum for the widows and orphans OF
Freemasons, as well as III industrial school.
The first Masonic magazine was published in
June, 17.p, and was known as 1.-THE Free
masons' Magazine, or General and Complete
Library.'
The first Master Mason's Lodge In America
IL said t. hs aThe Hoop. Water street, Phila-
, 1876-06-19

nearly sufrocatcd from immersion. Adams at
laet caught hold of a projection on the aide Of
the shaft. nnd although posressfng but one arm.
succccded In holding on until Auretan climbed
over him md reached tho mnuttl Of the shaft.
Russian then called fnr help, and tho party
ut Hruntcn's wua sm,n on the tpnt. No
ropes were procurab1c, and something bad
10 be done Immediately to have Al.
sms =, from .Ss' Ssath ~ IN s; IL bottom @ ;, 10, Of
mediate danger, and one nf the crowd around
The TOP Of The shaft PROPOSE! that the n,ost !.
the shaft. Thls Was acted upon at onee. The
hcavlest man was held BY one arm sy eevera!
man sliding into the sl.aft, cilnging to bis wast
a third fnan did llkcwtse, grafplng ihe second
human chain did lkewiac until tho bottom WAS
reached, and Albums dragged from lis awful
predieament. Through the mutual assistance
Of Adams himtcf and his friends lc managed
70 reach the top, completely exhausted, rs we're
Ills brave retc,,crs. II was Indeed A narrow cs-
cape for both young men from horrible death,
and q credtablc action on the part OF those wlo
undertook In this novel and dangerous manner
10 rcscue Adams.
, 1876-06-19
NATIONAL MILLERs' CONVENTION,

10 ms EHit0F V Iht jFIouns
MILWAUKEE, Wis, june 17.-Thc Third An.
n,lnl AlsIers' National Convention will bo held
ut Milwaukee, WIS.,, on the alst, ED and ed Of
juno. The citizens OF Milwaukee arc making
grand arrangements for their reception and cn-
tertainn,cnt, Us Will be seen by the following
programme:
Ju,,s .1.-Calltng tho Convention to order At II
o'clock d. m., At thu Grand Opera. House, W tic
President, tiearga lain. Of st. Louis, Mo.
ltansact!nn q! Ecgnhr business
Adjournment fDE dlnHer.
Afternoon tesaian
eveung {y robert New representation Of 1t,a
Van W!nklo; 10 no busInoaa'meettng can bc held
that evening".
June 2!.-IlusIncsa- meeting unit! noon.
Twelve III. to 1 r. H., visit 10 regular session OF
tho Noon loard Of Trade Ut the Chamber ot Com.
Two p in. shap. grand carriage, drive To Rolling
M!l!s Soldiers HDn1e, where national ealute will
be hreds thence 10 Quentn6 Park. Ample refresh.
ncnts. both liquid and substantial. win bo aoFsed
hero.
rhence to tho City wstes-wo Herr eyery.
body Viii take drink
Return IL hntel. ......
.Iunf 3.-lsusint tss ting until noon.
1Ialf- past y. ILL.,, grand ficAtnb0lt lnke.cxcnr.
stun; Dnch's celebrated full hand On board, Mualc,
Refreshments. dancing, speeches, sentiment, aud
li!arIty Will be tho order 0f tho day.
, 1876-06-19

:, - - - -, ,,, !,
them TO swallow, but !!aJcs' candidacy, has
..orcs,. to rankle, nr hral. llo H. u;
favorito eGn or the battlefield State, sn,l WI
carry It U It bc IN mortal rowcr itih ~ fc!snis tc
say that no Dcnocrht can conc within @,0o "1
f1entfnR linn, They ...-......--...
talk or vicToHY WITH aurnENE coHripENcE.
Every elemet1t n ti1e Republican Party, cTery
H1nn who cvcr called hflntclf Republican, fs IN
llonnr hound TO anpport iov' Ilnycs. 10 nc.
publican can :, 1ran.c any excuse 1or not
doing 60. Al tho f4ttlona can pun To.
, 1876-06-19

SnHHfHa teal l1e1aGCTuf.
Friaay night, the 10th lust, special daneo
was III lrugrcss at Bnltsen's. Ranel,, Green
Springs, IN tho lower end Of tho county, and
nitrr The dancing haa gpt well under way, two
young men, named Ton. Albums and Joe RUS
sia.,, stepped out, intending to visit ncsghbar-
lug house for tho purpu.o 0f procuring cigurs
foT social smoke together. The night, as our
readers Will remember, wn unusna!ly da1k-alr
anlutcly nothing being dis:craiblr foot dtstant.
Consequently lhe two MN proceeded slowly,
trusting to their knowledge OF the IL
cal!ty TO carry them H. thu direction tlcy
least warning Whatever, th:ir feet slipped from
themselves plunged downward nrck.dcop !a
shaft, dropping al least 10 feet from tho cdgu.
Fortunately, both fell on their feet, aud tile
mud in The bottom prevented tllets being hralsyd
In tho fall. A new danger however, llnmcdi
ately presented itself, namely; in The quick
sand. Both made desperap oisosta to kocp
their beads aboye tho watss. but In doing 20
, 1876-06-19

that IN a Deaf and Dumb School you might hca
pin drop; hnt assure. you Tint, on Tho con-
rather relieved, on the whole, to hear that they
conlf he turbulent and restless, like other chill
dIen,-thcsc poor little things shut out In utter
sitence. The little girls wcsa very much nccts-
opinion Of ny drcss md general appcasancc. I
can only hope tint It was favorable. nniorc
LEFT, At ha1f.past 3, tho classes closed for tho
day. a girl Uf abort II carne md etopd By Tho
the Hall Mary in French n n audible voieeI
and
UNDERSTOOD nHn rERTEcT1.T.
As tho girIs passed out, ono Of the elder ones
threw no = kiss on her fingers. l hhd gfvcn
several mods Of encouragement to this ncro
Child, for she seemed 10 much puzzled over her
lessons, and had that pathetic look IN her eyes
that ybu sometimes acc In those OF dumb nnl-
mails: II she was stupid over her books, she
had gratcful heart.
The boys dormitories, rcscctorics, and c!ass-
rootns' rooms afe entirely separate from thofe Of tho
ared w onc roof. could. not hnt ai-
Khre Tic perfect order aud c1canlincss that
fctghed In nll thcso rootnR, hs well ~ In tho
eenncflaEgs'l kitchen, With its huge range IN tho
III all public Institutions in belgium is this snne
Rrrriru]ous cleanliness; and It makes one feel
tiat @ there @ Il much truth in the oia provssb,
iat "Glsannes. I;t, !. next to godncss" To
hnistcnis nr1 nfoa,, n..it,,1 S S.' IL. t..i
air ,.",t,, ~. .i+o,,.1, a,. ~ .Se
ia.ea H., .asr', W means oi scsGta.
~ e,'t,r. vi nat, W i'J rin IN M
thot tnr ,nnr" nm thGn ro.- t,,o, Hs.o a W. ~ ~
single inmate In their infrmury; which spcaks
M, ~ t,si,ni r,i H. .EgGnts VI tnc Ae
ihn ors =, tGor ~ ~" sh
h@s' rhnre ,hct t,.1"s h"" i sra
~ a+.s' WIN, a as' ~. ~ ~
en, H.. o a, ti ~ ~ 49, H. ~
Tns1rc ~ .t "ro MI ahnyt. .o. " ''''
r1',rrsvv m1 ma NV, ,v,,,.r. m .av,r,,
~ nt, IT,, s,.n,a tSh ,',..h ~ LIZ M
-, Mno .nG G,Sr nn'neg ~, n1c o gps LIP S
.stm,I;n s,ntcs ,noi. IL rasn t,n,. Thar n.
nrn ta,,uSt sur,, ,r.ifcs - =. hevs na b. s"!
'ntn'. 1 " 1,i % sf,s,
,ar fy u, n ,tnot! ~ & q. t1,,E E nr,,
trn, ~ stoat aa ,.'en " tet. ~, ~. WY
i'i aI ~ ~, h,r h." ~ 5,.icno, w ho,rS' ~,
blin,I Children Ind rr'naTkanly sweet yuices for
sro"i,tnn =" 4'o ''"''' "a''1 o"te" 'o'e&' AVA
7PTTashs, PTs,a H.. ,,,u ,,,,. .,. 4.u,,,r, .r,,
xalninr ,' tt n,,,,.var' ,i NJ III II 1"n" "ss
, 1876-06-19

TtF7Na1f7d .NfTff. ] NtpT51c1H.
The senentuns IN tDuclsing q ptt.cc Of rncr-
curry, which freezes Mt 80 degrees below zero,
anil LIVE cual, are ycry similar, and HunEar-
ian chemist, reasoning that Intense llcat nltl
Guild produce similar RESULTS practically cooks
10 low temperature long cnougl' to bu ,lono
through " It Is hcnlc,i u1' In ca,ls for market.
Although IurGc factory is teipg built for its
preparation Il, Hungary, the thing looks little
llelIy, lud 1t must lN Iii fnr future when they
bru}l aunii III a refrigerator, or when II man who
loses Ills life In eliYw-storn Is reported as he
inE cooked to death.
, 1876-06-19

China undertook to build llian-of-war that
would astunfsl Tho world, calling it-before 1t
was launched-she "Teror Of the Westcn, Ma
tioEs." After good deal ot trouble In getting
it Into the watcr, sho discovered that It was
terror rathcr to herself, Is the engines would
not work the screw and she now thinks It hus
become "bedeylled," and Ia waiting for the
evil Qslrts to clear out.
, 1876-06-19
TWO NEW THINGS.

The Editor OF tho Mennsl'a t1Fit.> rrrss Is
sucA the rrcspectus Of an Evening Edition
Of Ills Newspaper.
Nenashd {Hfs.l frtss.
This il how ". r. Sto-l This IN the method
rry puts It fnr hts new correspondent rnggFs tA
publication, tile Erentn9jfor tho Nenhsha FFfss
Iettgraph: htylc. -
< NEW THING. TWO NEW THINGS.
, 1876-06-19
A J.oNfl.fETrEnEn WASTI
Ur C1tICAt}O AHOET TO
BE GItATiFfEu.
A LIVELY, *ETsr, ErAHk-
LtHU AFTERNOON
NEWSPAPER.
THE F1NsT NuNBER or
WHICH WILL nE rrB-
LinuEb IN NhkDAI,
JExEf,.
fNDETEN D + ~, FEAR
LEns, ENTkllrHts.
INC,


chtrsro hnr A uant. m
1,nn niWnvn had a want
thut lao never btcn sun.
niici' Tint want III
iiyely. newsy. sparkling
1yks,Sft rEwarApEn.
T'fr rnnt]eraicned baa Dc.
tcrtninc,l ia sunr,Iy ,hat
ssst,t. IN Stpn,lay.. lime
K. rii1 h. tHsued Tic first
nt1f1,lnrof
Tur I,ItIcAco xyIytno
rrtInH.rII.
II viii be- called the
T[itor6nh because viii
he jart.rix rnstlr nm of
tclc,,rnf,h{c tiirnatCEcr.
II w!Ili f.. ts.uctl from the
Ty,,,ts fu;lflInt.s and tic
ya.t RESOURCES III tiIo
yTnl-s ,sili IL, I,rrtl in il
t,rnd,,rtinn' il viii.
bnwnv"r ~ tn rntfrely
.nrotot,. ami distinct
rim thn Tint. e,,,,,luy. j..
inv mn rntirrir scuarate
ans, @ "t ,,i.tinc, cor1,s Of
, 1876-06-19
A uE1LnHABtE WANT or
NESAsItA AHOt:T TO
lie t3HATtfIED.
A HowLfX1. S0[9T. Gt'aFI-
ING, NGlIEL KvENl&u
!:kW9pAl'En.
THE Ffntr kUNHEN DP
WltlTII WILL rNOHAHLr
he Published JCNE
IL, 1u10.



wants nancy. il has al-
w'nys bad that want. IL
wnNA more. 1t wanfs a
horribly lively. ken'a-
l!ona!. boHibaslcs Fur!.
oao kind Of
fvExtNa NkwarAPEfl.
The undersigned Is col
lcctsnR h!n reattnr'ng wis
e! 70 ntippIy TINT want.
therefore. OF Jtire y,
lloIbt ! VII! At isrtcu the
tlrat ntlHibcr VI tie Me1t-
atha EreHtnJ UfHsftFer.
IL Will be called
. rtfH 1sLusTEREH.
beca1se 1t viii b!astcr
from tho Me,sattla l'rtss
Building. aud thu tEIcal-
culanle sast RESOURCES ot
The Menasha l'rets. Will
!,e isberally serred tip In
!ta production. Il VIII,
however. bt. entirely sep
arate and distinct frnnl
tho Menaa]ln l'Ftss, n11,-
ployinE an army, or rather
scvcra! armies VI new cd
!toFs, devils. nsld rnpnrf,,.
eEs. The two rnusrs VIII
IN fact n hs distinct ~
though one "ae rn1ilshcd
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