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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-16

From aaiveston--4a4 sacks wool 4 whitney &
ga boxes eggs M Terrentil!e
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILRAOD
February Isl car cattle w Headen-i car cattle
r M Fautt-5o tieroes hams TO Cobb q Maxent-t0
cases hott ed beer Dreyfus-5l0 sacks cotton seed
10 the q Cotton Seed association sundry mdse TO
NJ Schwartz 4 Bro--5 pkgs mdse Levy-2 half
pkgs butter II Soari Son-a crates cabbage A
Lang-i1p bbIs lime j q Cark-1t0 do L nj Gex-it0
Forsta1l & Larose-61 bbls oil Aldige-l60 bbs ro-
sin Langley, Galsb &oo-G0 stoves eto ] II Reyn
alds-l7 pkRs pea he's Wilson, jr-2O bales mdse
l. Bowlina-4 cases mdse II st John--f do TO Levy,
Loeb Scheurer &cc-f case cigars @ Il Block 400
, pkgs mdse to Ways Il Holland-40 boxes bacon to
order-54 aaeks peas Dymond Gsrdss-6o pkgs OF
mdae Geo pears0ns--20 do q A Whitney Aoo-6 do
Wilson Childs &oo-90 boxes tobacco Hsidenhemer
Bros-5O pkgs tobacco Hernsheim Bro-l0 do TO
J Irby's Sona-36 May Blook-3I MARI Kemp.
er-46 do Heidenhaimer Br0s-23 LANCE Aco-91
tierces hams ID Fatio &oo-14 stoves Haller-25 do
barrett 4 Weiman--1 buggy II 0dell-20 bdls collars
W smith-4a pkgs glassware Myer &oo.y bbls Of
&co-2o do Baldwin &co-5 bbls whisky j Nelson
&oo-2o pkgs paper Bee-5 bbls whisky
baoco LeGruse &oo-3oo boxes mdse I Whites do
Branch CrDokes& COS boxes eggs Il DslBondio-
phgs hardware d Mclean & Son-5 bales mdse 10
Yale & Bowling-l0 bbls whisky 10 kegs whisky to
Marx 4 Kemper-sas bales cotton TO order-l0O do to
Letyonte &oe-4a Allen. West Buah-4 to Gardner,
Gillespie &co--2p Muir Duukworth &co-snndries TO
order-Tota 1929 bales cotton $40 sacks cotton seed
CHICAGO 81 LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
February l5-pa7 bales cotton to oIder-209 do 30
III a. d Beer-t2G Richardson May-76 Meyer Weis
&oo-56 j L Harris &oo-52 Bokbam & Moore-52 TO
Stewart Bros &oo-5l Lyman Lichtensten-50 10
Allen Nugent &co-a6 Jno Chaife Il Sons-45 Brit
ton Il Mayson--a3 Chafis. Hamilton & Powell--3s to
Walden Hawkins a. Roberts-30 to \ Gumbei-25 to
Allen West &c Bush-2t Warren Atkinson &oo-20
Graham Black koo-17 s O Thomas Aoo-l6 4 l. Al
rev &oo-A Gordn &eo--I5 Ciapp Bros &eo--i2 to
A Gleason-tO Payne Kennedy Coos to III e. g
Newman--6 Keifer q Gardner-6 Gardner, Gespie
&oe--5 @ L Walmsley &co-5J w Whts-5 to Leh.
man. Abraham &eo-4 Moore & Coleman--3 to G w
Terrell &co-i H Allison &co-s terces hams Bar.
stow g. Deeves-5l pkgs glassware w shepard-75
pkgs mdse l. Reder &co-l00 do Keep Raymond
| pkgs hardware b j West--40 bbs apples Miller e.
Meper-i pkge mdse Queyronze Bois-57 trunks
u Mereier L. Son-i0 tieroes hams 05 teroea shout
ders Zuberbier a. Behan-2o bbs apples M Sivori-
Q bbls sugar 10 bbls moiaases j W Whites boxes
cheese-lh0 sacks peas Meyers-a0 tierces of ribs
Schwabseher. Prevented Il Pfeifer-2l5 sacks cot
ton seed meal II Il Stringet-4 pkgs hams Del.
Bondio-4 bales domestic Richardson 60 bills oil
Insurance Oil Tank Co-6 pkgs sundries to Stauffer,
Macreadv &co-2 pkgs butter Smith Bros Aco-and
sundries TO order-Total 1000 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
February $40 hhds sugar to Friedlander
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
8roOkyille Items.

The City Hall is progressing finely
They have reached the first floor.
Mr.. J. Pearson has sold bis residence
to Mr.. Deverill. and moved to Ellis.
Died, at the Grand Central hotel, in
Ellsworth, on Saturday the Goth inst,
Mr.. Chas. BruA Mr.. Brua was . resi-
dent of Brookville, and q conductor on
the X. P. for several years past. He
leaves wife, children, and host OF
friends to mourn his loss.
A hock of sheep numbering $500
passed through, going east on Tuesday
Mrs. " H. Gentry's brother Whose
name Ne havn't learned) spent the past
week in Brookville.
The physicians report considerable
sickness among the little folks
The chicken law s,il soon be out OF
form, and the boys are highly pleased
They have been hunting hawks long
enough.
Conkliag for President and ShermaG
for Vice President, in 1850.
M. A. s. Potter, the popular je~s!ss
10 with us again. We are glad to have
Mr.. p. with us again, - he is hrst
claes workman. GAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Bridge Items.

The corn is ten feet high, and grow.
ing higher on Gypsum Creek.
David Reese lost valuable brood
mare . few days ago, the cause OF
which was overlooking.
Sun flowers and weeds are taking the
early blowing, causing the farmers to
70 pillow the same.
J. H. Kingman claims twenty. four
bushels of winter wheat to the acre on
one field of wheat that he has threshed
Alderman Kingmsn, of Sslina, is
hauling lumber from Salina and build.
ing up the country on the east side OF
Gypsum.
Dr.. SA. Ackerman received a letter
from . prominent physician in Saline
county . few days ago stating that steps
would be taken to stop him practicing
medicine. The doctor is getting old
and thought of leaving the field to
younger men, but now says "drive on
your cart" He will not be drove of.
We arc glad the doctor is again ready
for any emergency in his line. He is
very reasonable in his charges and of
course has his enemies.
There will be temperance picnic and
celebration on Gypsum Creek IN Whee-
locks Grove August 18th. Speakers
from abroad and the Solomon City
brass band will be in attendance. Com.
mittees have been appointed among
the l. o, G. T. on the east side of the
county who will spare no pains to make
it pleasant for all those who attend. A
general invitation is extended to all to
come. Of course bring basket full OF
the necessaries for the occasion. Elk
tensive tables will be on the ground
under charge of . committee. Apro-
gramme will be published next week
NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Various Causes

Advancing years. care, sickness. di-appoint
ment, and hereditary predisposition-all OPP
crate to turn the hair gray, and either Of them
inclines it TO shed permatureiy. AYERS
HAIR VIGOR will restore faded or gray, ligh,
and red hair to rich brown or deep black.
as may be desired. 1t sOftens and cleanses
the scalp, giving il healthy action. and re-
moves and cures dandrufr and humors. BY
its use falling hair is checked, and . hew
growth will BE- produced in all cases where
the follicles are not destroyed or glands de-
cayed. Its effects are beautifully shown on
brashy, weak, or sickly hair, to which few
applications will produce the gloss and fresh
ness of youth. Harmless and sure in its oper
alton. il is Incompatible As a dressing, and l.
especially valued for the sOft lustre and rich
ness of tone it impartS. 1t contains neither
oil nor dye. and will not soil or color white
cambria; yet it lasts long on the hair, snt
keeps it fresh and vigorous. For sale BY al
dealers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

Among the many curious documents
unesrthed 1t the Dead Letter Office al
Washington, We find an account Of one
mailed in Chicago to q well-known cl.i
zen of that city, which was held for pos
tsge. On the inner black lined enveloE
is the word "death," printed in large
black letters. The communication is IN
red ink, with plenty of dashes and ex
clamation marks to heighten its terrors
1t is signed "Commune Socialist Lodge
No. 95," and says: "It has been ascer
tanned through our secret spies, that you
hass Seen doing all in your power to
iniure our cause. We send You this
missive O. . warning TO discontinue
your t,rade against our league, or your
lie is in danger. We strike quick and
sure. We hope after receiving this,yo
will alter your views and join ouI
league. Do this and you are safe, other
wise We cannot insure your bodily
saiety.!! Keep this letter to yourself
Attempt no treschery it you wish ia
livs"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

terbrise for 90 new Q settlement, but was
necessary az the great foods Of 1858
had washed out all tho government
bridges down the valley. During that
spring the Revs. DR.. VIM. Bishop and
Rankin organized the first Presbyterian
church-the first of any kind in tho
place. Horace L. Jones and his lady
kept the FIRST hotel, and introduced the
second store. A company including
Messrs. Simon Barker, and think Olt-
man, burned the first brick. Israel
Msrkley, now of Minneapolis, built one
or two houses. l cannot remember all.
During that year had saw and grist
mill and lathing mill hauled in wagons
from the eastern border of the State
and erected-a business about which l
absolutely knew nothing, but ] had t.
do 1t ~ nobody else would. 1t WAS .
very expensive luxury and aince then
have concluded that 1 would about %
soon own the "undivided half" Of .
comet - . saw mill. During the s4me
year built the old hotel building which
still stands on the corner OF Santa Fe
and Iron Avenues, hauling the pine lum.
Der used, and the doors and windOws,
from Kansas City, where pine flooring
then cost SIS per thousand feet.
Saline struggled along under great
difficulties, receiving accessions of pic.
neers slowly. The Indians then visited
it for trade. Our friend Chas. Tressin
started the first tin shop, but cannot
snumsrate all the early settlers in this
brief article.
The war came on It like . dsmpcr.
remember We had tall flag pole in the
center of Iron and Santa Fe Avenues,
and whenC Col. Lynde and the trescherous
officers who surrendered their cOmrads
to the rebels in New Mexico, came in
with the parole prisoners, that A. II.
Campbell hoisted the flag to remind
these fellows that they had struck the
United States. More than half of the
able bodied men Of Saline county went
into the Union army, and when We re-
turned in tho summer OF 1865 the little
town looked dilapldated indeed, and
with the many enterprising nsw.com-
mers We had to 20 to work to build il
up. 1t has never made spasmOdic
growth, but situated in the center OF
the best part Of Kansas has steadily
progressed. During the war it Was taken
and plundered by band of rebel guer.
riIlas. was IN the service then, but .
good account of that affair By an eye
witness would be an interesting chapter
of Saline county history.
Very Respectfully,
w. A. PHILLIPS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

The elections to be held this year be-
gin with that Of Kentucky, August 4th,
State officers aud Legislature; Califor
mia, September Sd, State and Judicial
officers, four Cengressmen and Legisla
ture; Maine. September Bib, State OH
Gers and Legislature; Ohio and Iowa,
October 7th, State officers in part and
Legislature; Maryland, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania, Virgins and
WISCONSIN, November Sd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

Blaine's "k,nd, big hearted" invita-
ton for Sherman to visit Maine and can
vass the State 10 generally applanded.
Rivals for Presidential nomination are
not generally 20 courteous. For in.
instance, recall Thurman's treatment to
Old Bill Allen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

Gen Niles seems desirous of bringing
on . general engagement with the Indi'
ans, but the Government has ordered
him to "stay proceedings"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

On the first page Of this paper will be
found . long Article from that Rebel
sheet, the Okolons (Mississ'ppD States,
which shows how patriotic some Of
those Southern fellows still are.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

Memphis popslaton has been reduc'
from over SO, 1000 to less than 5000. All
on account of that dreadful yellow fever,
which is raging with fury.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Notice to Builders and CON
tractors.

NOTICE IL hereby given that on or before the 1ii
~ day Of August. ls7s. at ; "'el"rk q VI s'ai-i
PROPOSALS vii! be- receive by the un.r-ir nrt, At TN
Once OF e.. u CUP. In sslina, amt at thu farm Of ~
H. Dsywslt Liberty township. for IN. erection OF =
school no use In school district No Is. saline county
Plans and specifications can be seen ~ ~" si",'
mentioned pisess lb~ right 10 rrlrci ANY "t al bhis
l. rrsfry~d BENZ MrkDwkN. } Sshnnl
July 18th. ls.s. - DAlWAIi
eat III IHtk Z BNpNN h"nfa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

N gust, ls.9 the township board Of solomon
township Saline county ksnsas, will proceed to
the bonds voted by said town ship. ct the election
held the list day oil June lsS IN aid Of the bridges
10 he built IN said solomon township.
2;-3t g. w. COLLINS, tn Trustee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

The death of ex-senator johnson. OF
Arkansas, is announced. He WAS ma
tive of Kentucky, born 10 1914, and wa
elected . representative 10 Congress
from Arkansas in lS47. He served three
terms in the Lower House, and was then
elected to the Senate. he Was in Con
gees when the war began, and when biz
State seeded he lett Warrington and
went South.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
London, July ls.-In the House OF
Lords the MARQUEE of Huntley last eve

London, July 1S.-In the House Of
Lords the MARQUEE of Huntley last eve
ming complained of the railroad comPs.
niee tor carrying American meats o.
lover rates than English meats because
of the larger quantities In which the
former is sent. He pointed out that
such acts we're protection for American
farmers. and asked whether the matter
had been brought to the attention OF the
Board of Trade and the Commission on
the Agricultural Depression.
The Duke of Richmond, Lord Presi
dent of the Council, replied that TIT
granting of preferential rates WAS VIC
lation of the law, but Lord Seibourn'
doubted it.
The pressure of American competition
upon British agriculture is making itsel
felt in all directions, and We csnno
wonder that 90 many Of the landlords o
Britin are beginning to vail about pro
lection.
Now comes the complaint from Scot
land that American cheese is being i'm
ported into Ayrshire in such Guantitie
that much of the homo produce OF las
year is still unsold and likely to renal
unsold. In many cases farmers hav
given up cheese-making altogether, AM
this of course has had the effect Of 10
creasing the supply of butter and milk
both of which are selling at prices whicl
have not been reached during ten years
Butter, which was sold in Ayr marke
last year At 1s. Sd. per pound, has bee'
sold this gear at I'D. As for mill
it cannot be sold, and in many cases ha
had TO be given TO pigs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
For SALE.

One Babcock Fire Engine, No. l, a. good
rs new, will be sold for half price tor cash OF
city bonds. The object Of selling the same !,
to procure Steam Fire Engine. Address.
FIRE COMMITTEE. City Of SalInA, kas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

The jury in the Scrafford case, which
Vas on trial at Topeka last week, re-
Turned verdict Of not guilty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

Mr.. Welsh, U. s. Minister to England,
he's resigaed, and will return 10 Ameri-
@ sboee the 10th Of next month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

Bismarck Grove, Kansas, is becoming
famous IS . camp meeting ground. Fol
lowing the National Temperance camp
meeting, wh,cir convenes there on the
l4th of August, there il to be National
Liberal camp meeting from September
5th 10 18th. Among the eminent speak
srs expected are Col. R. G. lngersoll,
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, James Parton,
Vim. Denton, Elizur Wright and others.
A large attendance is anticipated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Prr-<nts~i To
liz ln- lll 4.

Winchester. Va by General =. II Sheridan.
mom.n,o oil September II, lst.
The charm holder is IN ingenious Ar
rangement of he rse shoe gauntlet and
spur. The charms are . Tiny cavalry
sword, field glass, oreerly cap, and 9th.
or military objects 10 miniature. The
tate of the young stAff officer 10 On.
known to her. X. +.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

One OF the streets o: the French CAPT
tel is to be named 10 honor Of President
Liacola.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

andoab. I talked With tho gentle Qua
ker lady yesterday. She said she was
unconscious of doing anything of mo-
ment at the time. She had known Gen
ersl Crook, of General Sneridan's staff,
and during the brief occupancy OF
Winchester by the Union troops, had
SAID to him: If he ever s1w . way that
she could serve the Union cause, to com
mand her; and he had mentioned her
name to General Sheridan. She showed
me an elegant watch, Q souvenir Of the
event, gift from General Sheridan.
On the inside is engraved
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Notice for Publication.
Lap Oyvlcs At SALSA. KAxsss.
July I. Is.,

NOTICE - her-by given that the foiiov wing named
~ s.ulsT a-i B.tice Of has sstesf fos 70 max.
nn.i Proof in support of his claim, sed secure eas
entry thereof prasSn 81 thirty days trsn the
date of this notios. Aiber Hastfst. Hosnsstssl
Applation No 1873. for the south half Of the notth
ssasrr Of SECTION -, tovnsAip ls. mage - 40
nsnn~s the following his Witnesses, va: U. y
Hnstea asi um Henderson,. al Of saIies county
kasszs. J. BOND.
IA keEistsr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
AdminisfrHfOr's Notice,
sTATE OF kANsAs.t
doosry % SALIxr

10 the Prosf> Court asa f.s ssst oc.sfy ia fss
matter Of tn estate 81 -ehssfus t>o~se~1
NOTICE is hereby ssyes. thsf isft<rs 81 siaziss-
~ trafIon have ten Srs;s-f 10 fhs sns~fs'GS>-i s
tn esiaf. ct schu.rrz. isi~ ~ sssd oossft. d.
ceased. BY tn Hossrssis. liz frvt>ss teass u IL
County sbf lss.f~ afor~-sd. dstSd n issh dss 81
June A u l-.s Nov, all B~r-sss hsssng ffszn1s
said estate b~r-bv sfe- thsf ny mast
pv~s~ns H. tn as-s~rss6b~t SnS sitovanrs.
within ono y.sr at~ Of sod fi~r. ts~y
NAV pr- t~ssks Of sneh s>fsss sni
thai II ssr claims - eshsbsts-s ufh.e tksss yssfs
AFR ,h> i.,s Of -sii iess-rs fJ ks - iss.sss ss
ri CTS.
IsSh day % Jass. i-.- Aaafn sxrss4<-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31
Notice for Publication.
LAND 0FrIcE At SALIVA, Mass
-IILlN II L..

ASoTIcs IL hereby given that the i'iio"'''g- =
SVnamed settler has flied notice II his intrn-
ton To make final proof In support OF hi- claim.
and secure final entry thercoi af the cHPirs-
lion Of thirty days from the date f'hi- noiice.
viz: John Renfon. homestead application No.
1879 for the nhf neqr Sec. u. Z Is. u Nv. and
names the following ~ his witnes-e-, Viz;
Adam BENTON. and Alexander Stevenson. both
VI Saline county, Kansas r. l.. BOND.
11St Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-31

German, Gothnrt Schlppel. had erected
a cabin on the northeast bank OF the
Saline river, near the bridge, and cut 9
hay stack, on which IN old buffalo was
grazing when We reached the place. Al
Mr.. Sohippel returned that spring, and
has been o permanent seitier, l pre-
sumo his claim TO be the first settler oi
the county is a little better than mine.
And here let me state that at that time
there was no Saline county. The Dor
der Ruffian Legislature IN 1885, si
Shawnee, Missouri, laid of oil the ter
riiory east of the sixth Principal Me-
ridian into counties, naming them. That
line is the east boundry of Saline coun.
ty, and runs through Solomon City. Al
west of that was terra incognitd. Kan
sas then included a large portion OF
what is now the State of Colorado
There was, and still is an "Arrapahoe'
county somewhere in that region, AID
as was occasionally sent IS delegate
to the numerous conventions OF that
period, figured IS "The gentleman from
Arrapahoe."
took the first stock of merchandise
(nct large, to Saline county in 1858
In February, 1859, 1 framed and secur
ed the passage Of bill through tho leg
islature organizing Eve counties west Of
the sixth Principal Meridian. and in il
named Saline county, with her present
boundaries. The other counties were
Mcpherson, Ottsws, Cloud and Repub
lic-aI,hough ! think nost Of them hsd
different names then. SaliSe county
vas organized when 1 returned ths'
spring, Chss. Hoffman being one oi
the Commissioners, and ! think "a. C.
s." Was county clerk. h. l.. Jones
Esq. vas the srss member Of the lsgis
latsss. Thai year xs sGryeysd snd
built the rod sSsSh Of The river mos
saIins to Wyandotte. Il vss . great en-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-09
CITY HALL NOTES.
THE TEXAS RAILROAD.

An ordinance relating to the establishment Oh
a station at the head Of Esplanade street, In an
tiepatlon OF the compilation OF that enterprise
the Morgan Louisiana and Texas railroad ls
being prepared at the City Hall. and Will prop
ably be introduced at the next meeting Oh ehe
City Council.
PAYING THE TEACHERS.
The teachers OF the upper districts were paia
Yesterday for the month of April OF the present
year. There is still balance due by the state
on the appropriation made by the last LeRlsla-
ture but the amount is 30 small. comparatively.
that Administrator Isaacson will defer d1sburs-
ing It until some more money. derived from
back city taxes and the city's pro rata on back
State taxes. can come in to make the amount
large enough to Day at least half months
salary.
The Hall was partially deserted yesterday. al
the Administrators and a large number OF the
EMPLOYEES having gone to the funeral Of Nc.
Theodore Behan, the younger brother OF tne
Administrator of Commerce.. The tunerai q
this estimabe young man. whose demise mas
saddened 50 many loving hearts was one OF the
largest seen In New Orleans for many years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-09
nAsE BALL.

The Washington Marks Base Bal Olup Will
neet tho ]. Paris Childress Base Ball Club on
SUNDAY evening next at $3.50 p. m.. at ogden
Park for purse OF $50.
The Cbildress Club Is. In the main. the same
oe con, n,nosed the famous Louisianas OF two
seaaons ago: are under tho captninship OF Mr..
aao n. Fay. and have In their nine such play
ers as Messrs. Brinkmeyer. Doyle. Creevy Ho-
can Murphy and Mat and J. Flnnerty. first
class game Is expected.
The Marks nine will be strengthened by the
addition OF Mr.. Dan Fisher.
The following is the respective positions Tor
next Sunday:
MARKs.-visa Green. p.: M. ]. Fftzmorris. G,
n. j. Hafnef Ist b.: Frank Fisher, I'd b.; Aleck
Horn, sd o.; James Weir. 9. 9: ;sToney Fisher. !.
l. caYnpRnss HID Mat. FlDnerty. p. Martin Brink,
myer. G.; T. Murphy. 1st b.: Barney Doyle, 2d
b.: j. Hogan. 81 b.: Geo. y. Fay, SIS: Geo.
Orsevy. /. f.: Il. Wright, T.: Jack Finnerty.
MIR. Dan Fisher will also be the change catcher
of the Wash Marks nine. MIR. Fisher 1s TOO we'll
known as catcher to require any 1urther In
production.
The Wash Marks nine would like to2, hesr
from that down town club called the Next
Timers and also from the Washtngtons.
Mealeys and Behans.
Communications may bs handed 70 4. p
Lawrence president: or addressed to him 81
CLAUS Bonck's. corner. .Thalia. ana Dryaues
streets, where they will In ell cases receive
nrOmpt attention, u.=-.