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The New York herald., 1878-09-25


Clubs. lst ID 3D. 4uL 5ta. 6lL tn sn. Oh
oossSs;::" ossSss ...:...: 9 Q 3 9 "a
Runs eSrned--Astor, 4; Orange, !. First base by
errors--Astor, 7; Orange, j. Total left on basesAs-
tor, o; Orange, Tota Dase hitsAstor, 10; Orange.
10. struck oui-Astor, 4; Orange, Umpire-Mr.
Taylor OF the Hudsons. Scorer-Mr. +. Hourahan.
Time OF sama-oae hour aud ATTY minutes.
The Hudsons went to the Caplto.ine Ground TO meet
the Montgomerys, but the latter refused play
account OF not beng able to raise nine. The cap
he unable a nine and would, therefore, be
Obliged 10 forfeit the game by score OF to o. Tho
Hudsons accepted the forfeiture and NO galno was
played. fsfe
ALASKA vs.. NEW YORK.
The game The Centennial Ground between the
Alaskas and New YorKs, both OF this city,
brought 10 sudden end at the oDcuson OF the lth
inning by the Alisk a Withdrawing from the heid.
The time stood u. 10 10 In iayor OF tho
Alaskas. Tho New YorAs wero willing TO finish tho
game, the Aiaskas declined, without giving any
reason, thus lorleag the game by score or TO u
ln an eisht innihg game AT Albany between tna
Bostons, champions OF the National League, and Tia
Abauys OF the In Association, the AbanyA
wero victorious by score oil 10 !.
Tho game botwoer tho New Bsdiords and Lowclls
played New Bedford, resulted in defeat tor tho
Lowcs by a score OF ) TOO
AT Utica the game between the Providence and
Inning account OF darkness the standing to
in favor Of tho Providence CLUB
The games to DO played to-day follows:-
Witoka and FIyaway on the Union Ground Astor and
Hudson the Capitoino Ground, Jersey CITY and
Lowells the Centennial Ground Boston aud Prov.
dcnce ut Boston, Stars, OF Syracuse and Cncinna,is
at Cincinnati, and Bunalos and Utcas at Utica.
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THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

Tho book trade sale opened yesterday with Roberts
Brothers. invoice, tho nrst lot IN which "No
Name" series. T~onty Eve sets of this were sold
Scribner a wiiord's invoice OF Imported books ost
them high priced. wore put up. ofths lot sold
ton vi tho Ceramic art ID Great Britain, twenty OF
Italy, edited Dy I. A. Trollope; twenty OF Dor6's
'Spain," nlty-ono OF tho "New Republic tory.
eight VI the "New Paul and Vrgiunn sixty -sovcn OF
Rawiinson's '0risin ol Nations" Beng nigh prieoa
books they were sold In small lots. aud as RUE
brou che nearly their full Wholesale value.
Charles scribner's sons Game next aud began their
Gty Of the "Witchery oil Archery" and sevesty ivc
Of the 'Cossacks."
la a separate catalogue salo Lcauat Bros bought
LOO gloneA
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TROTTING AT SECAUCUS.
FIRST DAY or THE MEETING IN AID OF TIE
YELLOW VEYER suPEERERs

FIRST DAY or THE MEETING IN AID OF TIE
YELLOW FEVER sUFFERERs.
The trotting and running meeting at secaucus for
the benefit OF tho yellow fever sufferers commenced
yesterday afternoon before rather limited attend
ance 1t Is not an easy track get at, and conse-
quently there only lew representatives OF the
Now York sporting element. The days programme
comprised u trot for three-mnute and 245 classes,
and u match between Captain Busch, weight 470
pounds, aud Jake Eberhard (alias Fat Jakel weight
312 pounds, driving double teams TO phactons.
Ia order 10 save time tho heats were uotted
alternately. Thero Ia Ienco along the
united attention OF nvs small boys and three
policemen TO keep tho cattlo and stray
horses out OF the way OF the rottcrs The match oa-
tween the tat men proved an easy victory for Captain
Busch, who dstanced his opponent IN the first heat,
notwithstanding the extra l5S pounds that hts team
had to draw The following - summary OF the
trotting:-
SEAcAucUs, SRprgMBER 2L--YELLow FEVER MEET
ISG-Iolng Tor horses that nave never beaten threo
minutes. Mile heats best three IN I've. TO harness.
y. Al. CraDe's = in Fanny y...-............. l I
j. Ciauson's blk. 8. Meditation ...............
d. ChurchilPs h III. Eliza ar.................. .
g. Werders b. s. Black Eagle. ............... dr.
Time, 2:53 $50 1S-2:55
SAME DAy.-Match between the representative tat
men Captain Busch aud Jake Eberhard. Mile heats
two IN three, deuoo teams 10 phaetops
Captain Busch's team, Socks and male. /
JAKE Eberhard's team, Peacocs and Lexington dts
lime, 3:36%.
SAME DAy-For horses that never beat 2 AS Mile
heats, best three In Ave TO harncss:-
r. Manees b. m .. U. A................. l
G. Ricaman's s. g. Sorrel J,in. ................
Time 24S-2 :46-2:l5.
To-day The sport viii be conlned TO the runners, and
number OF horses are gong over from Jerome Park.
Among those entered in the fiat races, hurdles and
stceplcchases W. l. Higgins, Shylock, Hattie f..
Bay Rum, Dandy, Daiigasian and others.
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BASEBALL.
TEE AsroEs DEFEAT THE ORANGE CLUB BY \

-nI anioAS DEFEAT The oAANGE CLUB n1 -
SCORE or ii TO 3--oTHzR GAMES.
Owing 10 the cloudy and threatening condition OF
the weather yesterday afternoon thsre was q smsn
attendance on the Union Ground to witness the
Metropolitan championship game between the Orange
and Astor clubs The game was well played, espe.
caliy by Astors who made but tour their
opponen,s' twelve. Tho visitors only allowed 10
score In one inning-the thrd-in which they made
three runs, one being earned Tho Astors scored in
the third nth and ninth Innings Tho majority werG
scored In the lfth, when tho Astors by good rally
at tho bat with the assistance OF several errora
scored eght Snyder made two pretty ny
catches IN lett field, and Hurley, Hays, Cogan and
Fitch did well in their respective positions The
Orange Club could only raise eight men, and conse-
quently wote obliged to play the game short handed
Tho visitors changed their positions several times
during the game Following Is the scoro-
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HANDBALL AND kACKETS.

There woro several nae gamcs NJ beudoall and
rackets played at MeQgaao's court yesterday alter
Iovn. tho leading h4ndbali match Was iour-handsd,
Moesrs. John RYAN and James eenoy taxing sides
against Mossrs. George Kane aud William Hall The
coutosl was SPIRITED one and, although Ryan and
Sweeney won tho match, kanc ana Hall succeeded In
scorna the number of acoS in the tbreo games
played Following 70 the ocoro.-
in 20 81 Total
Ryan and Swocney............. ~ Ia II
Kane anG nAll. ll.................. IL IL 10 W
racket match between John Shcridan and An
drow Van Opslai was next played, aud tho contest
proved 10 DO highly Interesting. uu several occar
slons sOmo worry pretty low returns made, which
wero louaiy sppaudod. Following Is tho scofe:--
shoridco.. ........... IL ls "a n 2l-V
the tournamout ior the benent OF tho yellow icvce
sufferers Will DO continued at Cssoy's court Douglass
stroot, brooklyn, tbis aitcrnoon. ono OF tho prin.
cra eaturos will DO sending the results OF the gsmo
To dcQuadc's court, this city, anu 10 Heks court.
Hoboken. BY means oil carrier nseons.
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OUR DEATHS AND TWELVE NEW CASES YES
TEHDAY AT BROWNSVILLE.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BRowNsvILLg, Tenn, Sept. "a, 1875
Tho following despatch was tolegraphed East from
here this evening --"rhe sad to-day. No.
a ray sunsh stricken Brownsville. Out OF our
meagre population there twelve cases to-day
white and SIX colorod-aEd tour deaths. Among
the former Marshall Russell, +. Pleitz and
child. Ho has already lost two brothers and
one child, and Rivers Grove, late OF Memphis
Among the dead Wesley Willis, old and much
respected citizen, and Miss Kate Mcfarland, u young
and Interesting lady who stayed here to bravo 1t out
and with trends DIR. John j. Ware President
oi the Board OF Health, is resting easier tonight
but not out of danger. Our hospital Is under better
management now, bat two OF the inmates buried
this evening, aud We expected another death there
tonight The Howards are pretty well worked down.
and the disease still holds its Wo began NOV
Ing people out OF town to-day and camping them u
tho woods witho out tents shelter; 10 better than
staying here TO die
Tho noble-hearted people OF Now York, Nashville,
Louisville, Philadelphia. Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Chi
caHO Milwaukee and many Oiner places are holpina
US literally in money and supplies, which encOu RACES
us TO continue the fight Mayor McGrath Is DONG a
true mans duty. He rs out digging graves for TO
fiji up over friends. As l write Mr. r. W. Samuel, "a
young man endeared 10 all Brownsville people, has
been appointed railroad agent and telegraph operator
IN the place Of Mr.. Hop Owen, VINO died yesterday
Chicago to-day sent IL 900. Mayor McGrath
also got $3.50 from ST. LOUIS New York sent him $500
philadelphia sent him $500 lew days ago. The
world looks nearer ana dcarcr TO us now as fndes
mails. 1t encourages some to hear occasionally
from healthier climate tnan this Is
w. lvIE wESTBROOK
Secretary Howard Association.
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pEiEP FEVER DISPATCHES.


Tho cases OF yellow fovcr at Canton, Miss,
yesterday numbered twen and tho deaths one.
Tho weather lair and warm.
hickman. KY, reports nc deaths and cases
up to noon yesterday.
Tue following despatch was received yesterday from
Morgan city, La Total number OF o iover to
date, Id deaths, 70 under treatcn 34 discharged
IL.
In Baton Rouge, La, yesterday thero death
and iorty- Lone now cases
Tho Philadelphia Relief Committee yesterday called
upou mechauics ana laboring meu TO contribute tor
tic evor sufferers. subscriptions TO date are
SlO0,OOO. The committee directed that $500 bc seit
to Hickman, KY, aud 500 TO Wiliston, Tenn, and
tnBt tho balance hand be held to await further In
formation as to where II can DO the most good.
The Governor oi south Carolina Will issue procla-
nation to-day, setting apart Friday October as a
day oil fasting, humiliation anu prayer, In view oi
the great calamity which has boiaiien tho people oil
the South.
There have been eighty cases OF yellow fcvcr and
eight deaths In Oskyra, Miss 10 date. Many
valcscing.
rbe messengers OF the Now Jersey Express Com
pany OF The Now Jersey division, havo donated $500
to tho lever suifcrcrs
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TIE HANLAN.CoUnrNAY RACE.
[BY 4ELEGaAru 40 THE HERALD. ]

MoNTREAL, Can, sept "a, 1875.
This another unpleasant day at Lacnine. Tne
water rough and II ralnec. Courtney went ior
a walk ths forenoon aud took "a run. Al a meeting
OF the Citizens Committee to-day It decided 10
issuo badges that viii admit to the decks OF ino OF
boats to be anchored outside tho course Iermts
also beng issued 10 steamers which are assigned
berths outside tue line OF bargcs.
Many apple citions Tor hotcI accommodation are
being received, and II expected thai some twenty
:hOusand vlsIlors VIII be pIosent.
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DELAWARE STATE FAIR.
[BY rELEcEApn TO THE HEnALp.l I

DOVER, Del, Sept "a. 1875.
Three trotted rat day OF tho Della
State fair. Tho first was for tho 3 80 class, for
Sl0e, and was won in threo straight hoats
by John e.. owned by A. Maxwell, OF
Niddctown. Tom, Of Orton, Nd, was second, and
Frank, OF Queenstown, tuird Time, 2::G3l--2:i2k-
2I5. The race for the 1885 class was won by Roso
Medium, Of Philadelphia. Time. 2:37 :39--2 40.
Sherman Morgan, ow ned by J. b. Wharton, OF Dover
the last race, which was tor tho $40 ciass In
three heats. Time, 2:39-233-2:39.
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ADDITIONAL AID.

Seven hundred and eleven dollars and threo GEMS
received by Tho treasurer Of tho Brooklyn fund.
The total amount received TO date Is SIS, 500 s5
Tho Sunday school children Of Jersey CITY have
raised by subscription $500 Tor the rcliei OF the
sufferers.
house to house soliciting contributions Ia two hours
he raised SS.
Additional subscriptions amounting TO $135 80 nave
boen received by Mayor Hopper from various sunday
schools Ia uudson county.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A literary and musical entertainment for the bene.
1t OF the sufferers Will be given io-IDorrow evening
~ the Atheneum, brooklyn, undor tho auspces OF
the Philomathean Society.
A lecture viii bo delivered tomorrow evening by
MAJOR General James Sh,ods, at tho Brook yn Acad-
envy OF Muslc, IN AID OF The sufferers.
concert ia aid Of tae sufferers viii take place to-
morrow evening at tue Brooklyn Music HAIL
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NEWARK RAISING MONEY yoR THE FEVER
SUFFERERS.

SUFFERERS.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO TaE uEGALD.l
lIENroS. N. j., Sept. ~ 1873
grand musical entertain incnt In aid OF the yellow
fever relief fund given here to- ght bcioro one
Of tho largest and most respectable audiences over
assembled IN this city. Professor James N. Cismmer
was conductor, assisted by fu chorus the best
singing talent OF the different churches OF tho city,
also by Frank Glider, solo pianist, Now YORK; Miss
Ida Tnofnc. acCompanyist; Master W. II. Lee boy
soprano, Now York; Edward +. Haven, vocal humor-
ist, anG the Liedtraicl (Gernan) SIN. .ing society
Nearly 81. 600 were realized.
SO 50 OO0 has been contributed here 10 Tia
fund. Next sunday COLLECTIONS will be taken up la
all the Catholic churches Mayor Bodiuo and }. ID.
Hail, Assistant Secretary OF State, together with
many other prominent citizens have catered heart
aud soul into the movement ana through their zeal
large amount Of money Will DO raised oven tualy.
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NOT YELLOW FEVER.

As stated In tho HERALD yesterday, the sensational
reports that Mr.. Donaldson, OF East Orange, NJ j.,
had diod OF yellow evor his return IRON the south
have been proved utterly Rroundless Thors was no
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Tho match oi tho st. Georges against tue Phiadct
phi.s that against Msrlon were Fborc ara
several games yttO Oa Played by tue locals Tue rst
which comes OH Saturday next, 10 being the rc~
turn mAtcu bNl.c0n tue Belmont. OF PbfiadcIpuia,
anu tho Manhattan CluU. IL viii DO played al fTos-
pec lurk
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBER Is s-TPLE sHEE

post-mortem examination and no difficulty was x
perienced in obtaining buria! certificate. Carboic
acid used to disiniect tho house account OF
detective drainage and had long been used for tha,
purpose.
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COLUMBUS DRIVING PARK.

Co.uapUs, Onto. Sept 81, 1873.
Tho autumn meeting OF the Columbus Driving Pare
Association began to-day. Tho following Is a sum-
mary OF tho days SPORT
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A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIs, Tenn, Sept "a, 1875.
From yesterday noon 10 twelve O'Clock to-day there
nty-six deaths, fourteen o! which were reported
this morning The usual activity prevails at all the
association headquarters, ana every ono seems
realize and teel that 1t is eight for life. No
hope Of tho OF the disease be expected
till Killing frost comes, which, judging from the
present weather. is yet far Ia the future. John
Fenwick, late secretary OF the Southern OIL Works.
died this morning; also Felix Gilmartln, the post
master AZ the National Cemetery tour miles east Of
this city. T. p. Onver. letter carrier, and I. i.
Mackal, have also died M!s w. G. Harden and Dr..
+. Tuerke, oil CINCINNATI are among the new cases re
ported this morning
In response TO call OF Governor Porter, DR.. r.
W. MitcEell, Medical Director OF the Howard Assoc-
ation ordered Dr. julius Wise. who returned ycs
terday from Cincinnal to TO Marun, Tenn, to at
that point.
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IS; Julia Jackson, SIS; springbrancn,

sos.
THIRD RAcg Association pnrse, $500; ono and
one-egnth mieg: Edinburg, $50: Checkmate, S27;
King William. Sz7 Blue Eyes, s22 crossiet, So
FOURTH RAcs-AsgociatIon purse 5000;
mile; Milan, 500; Bargamot, SSH Gienmore, $50;
Shortlne S35.
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QUEENS COUNTY FAIR.

The Queens County Agricultural Society began its
thir.y-scventh annual exhibit on yesterday at Mlneoa.
The attendance was small, something under fifteen
hundred, but much larger patronage is expected
to-day aud o-morrow. The number OF exhibits OF all
kinds about ihreo thousand, comprising some 800
specimens of poultry. 175 horses and far displays
cattle sheep, flowers, fruits ana agricultural impe.
menis The list si premiums Is extensive and there
will DO dearth OF competition IN any department.
Good trotting stock was exhibited on the raco track
during the morning, and two Interesting trials OF
speed occurr ed IN tho afternoon. One for single
road horses. 10 wagon, VINO had never trotted Tor
purse. The Tor stations Of any age, open
10 all Alternate heats OF each raco were trotied
until Just before dark. During tho tervais three
members OF the Queens County Hunt drossod IN their
handsome scarlet suits, rode round the track with
pack OF about twenty hOunda The stallion Russian
owned Ia tins city, trottcd over tho milo in 2:56L
A game OF lacrosse played the lawn inside the
race track Detween the Ravenswood and Prospect
PARK clubs. Tho former won three goals In sueees-
sioa, thus terminating tue match. Tho following Is
the result OF the racing; -;
SUMMARY.
FIRST RACE.-Milc heats, best three IN fvo; three
przes $50 tho 1rst horse, $50 TO tho second and
$40 10 the tnird open to single road horses
the county thirty days previous TO tho exhibition
thai have never trotie Tor purse to DO driven TO
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SECOND RAcE.-2:22 class; purse, $500 After tho
fith heat complaint was made bv certain persons in
torcsted IN tho pool box that Deck wright not
being driven to WIN New irivcrs wore provided for
Deck wright aud siivcrsdca, buI owing TO dark kncss
ouly Que moro hoat was trotted, when the race
iuu To % ma
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DISEASE BRED OF FILTH AND BAD DRAINAGE
IN CHATTANOOGA.

IN CHATTANOOGA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept "a 1875
Six deaths have been reported here during the
twenty-lour hours ending at O'Clock this evening"
two Of yellow fever and iour OF remiient tever The
disease Is still confined to tue two original neigh
borheods where malignant fever first appeared.
pcculiarty OF the fever here is that 1t
has not attacked single person who has
not resided tor some time IL one or other OF the un-
healthy districts which have before various
soDs, been noted tor bad fever Cases, diphtherIa,
meningitis, &c These quarters oil made ground II!
Drained and havc been made worse by bad engincer
and street buildins so as to dam them up.
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FEVER AT WATER VALLEY, MISS.

FEV.N At WATLH WILEY, MISS.
lBY TELEoRAPH 10 THE HERALD.1
WATER VALLEY, Sept "a, 1878.
William Brooks, a railroad man, died here to-day.
there werc Two cases. Tho lever Is increasing.
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tional supplies necessary Rations by
given families fever sufferers upon doctors GER.
tihcates. and often the condition of families had
been ascerIained by special agents OF Orleans
Relief Committee. Desttuton is greater thun ever
before. Generosity Of government fully appreciated.
Press and people have appaud-d your action snd APP
proved the distribution efraiors maao by the committee
Great disappointment the OF
order. still hope you viii permit this uniortunate peo
have the benefit of insalnent No one
imagine the extent OF suffering and starvation who
has not been constantly with it.
GEORGE l.. SMITH. Collector Of Customs
HOWARD FUND.
IL "a stated that the Howards have On hand over
$780, 600, but only supply the sick with doctors,
and medicines upon application OF The afflicted
made to OF their own members. Tho secretary oi
the association ys:-"fhe money generously y
sent TO from oil quarters Is sacred fund, held IN
trust those who It's proper benehciaries, and
must be administered under the immediate supervis
OF our members who held personally respon-
sble ior lis proper distribution and expenditure"
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MILAN, TENN, DEsEITED-THg PEOPLE FLED
TO THE COUNTRY.
icy TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
MILAN, Tenn. Sept "a, 1873
Milan was excited this morning in consequence OF
the death OF DR.. j. G.. Boyd and his wife. Mrs. Boyd
was taken down last Thursday and died on Monday.
DR.. BOYD Was taken down last Friday and died
Sunday. negro cook stricken Monday
morning. general stampede OF whites and blacks
To the couatry occurred to-day. Business entirely
suspended. howard Association Is TO be organ
lied ut once.
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GREEEvILr, MISS, IN a soEBowFUL CoSpI-
TIOS.
GREEsvILLE, Sept "a, 1875.
Dr. Samuel walker is SICK. over three hundred
cases OF fever have occurred and 2lO deaths
There is decrease IN tho disease. The lover Is
spreading III tho country. Tho Mayor ana City Mar
shal dead But lew peoplc are lett. There ~
grcai trouble In bury ing the doad.
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AMBLEH PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept "a, 1878.
The Amber Park races To-day were trotted during
slight tall OF ralu:--
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THE VILLAGE OF MARTINS IN THE GRASP OF
TlE FEVER.
MARTENS, Tenn, Sept -, 1873.
The glcomicst forebodngs entertained. Mrs
Walton, Miss N. Holland and Miss +. Dibreli
daughter oi Dr. Dibre all OF prominent iam lies aed
to-day. Tho death OF DR.. Blake w. Dcan, Mrs. W.
T. Johnson and V. Goodncr may bc hourly expected.
Only two physicians here. twenty OF the Iersons
down have no nurses Doctors and nurses arc wanted
sadly. Wo drawing supplies from Nashville.
MIiler's last stricKen tonight making thrco
oi tho family now prostrated and two deaths
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ath list to-day
Louis Lcmar,
Hcnry Kelly,
james Hickey,
Henry Pope,
Lizzie King,
Wiiiiaai Thompson,
Bernard Romanes,
Edward Vincent,
Caroline Harrison,
Angelo Rcviils,
William Young,
Joseph l.. Mcynier,
y. +. Splieot,
John Lewis,
Il. Aohl,
John O'Connors,
Ldcre,ia A. Quichievich,
Mary A. Henry,
Louis Adam,
Alexander Mcdonald.
Frank Frederick,
Charles Jones,
William 3. Bridge,
Joseph Il. Hughes,
Charles vozeaux,
Thomas Mallory,
John Aichrumors,
Margaret Fernandez.
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nc lOiioNiLS u Ia tuo
Carl Llobmann,
Andrew Brady,
George l.. BAKER,
Lavinia During,
Joseph Dietz,
Pierre Daveson,
Andrew Zeillman.
William CuZ.res,
Mary Mccormack,
Edwin II. omi.h,
Ellen Neasey,
Charles iicroert,
John w. Woin,
Marie Fortassli,
Laura Bell,
Willie hecls,
Victor squire,
Eli Baker,
Mary A. kous,
Mary Meyer,
Bertha Zilimann,
William Petriinan,
Thomas Meyers,
A. Anastaplsdes, y
Marcus Richardson,
Frederick Groch,
John l.. Vean,
Mrs.. Bertha Bathe,
kicnIa Carbtpt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-13

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