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EX-SEcRETARY Robson managed to
defraud the government of millions. A
committee which investigated the matter,
gives detailed account of Robeson's pro-
ceedings by which he and his friends
were enriched at the expense of the gov
eminent. What with whiskey thieves,
Bclknaps and Robesons. Grants admin
istration smells pretty strong. Probably
he will be reelected in order to save
Robson from well merited punishment
as he did Belknap, Hesing ct al.
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Fist publication, Jan. 30, 1879 No
I N neutrality-suspicious. COUNTY COURT
In the matter Oflhe nuardia hin Of the mi n n

Fist publication, Jan. 80, 1879 No. r
N neutrality-suspicious. COUNTY COURT.
1 In the matter ofthe guardianship ofthe minor
heirs of Matthias Dufek, deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Catharine
Quick, Guardian of said Minors. representing
among other things, that the said wards, are .eiZ
ed OF certain real estate in ManitOwoC county, and
that 1t is neccssars for the support of said minor
children. that the same should be sold, and pray
ing Tor license 10 sell the same; and it appearing
to the Court, from said petition, that it is
sary for the support Of said minors to sell said
real estate. ii Is ordered and directed that the next
OF kin TO said wards. and all persons interest ID in
said estate, appear before me. on Tuesday the 4th
day OF March. =. D., 1879, at ten o'clock a III. at
the Probate Office in said county, then and there
to show cause Of any there be)why license should
not be granted for the sale of said real estate,
c0rdfng TO the prayer of said petition.
And il is further ordered. that copy CT this or
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior 10 said day of hearing. in the Manitcwoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper printed at Manitowoc,
in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 2}rd day of January
a. d 1879. don 4. Shove. Atty
MICHAEL KIRWAN. County Judge feb 20
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stlanitowoe pilot.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1879.

THE Sheboygan papers are having
nice little set to all by themselves. Fight
it out, boys, and when one is licked
shake hands and be friends.
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YOU MUST CURE TaAT COUGH.

With Shilohs Consumption Cure You can cure
yourself. 1t has established the fact that con
sumption can be cured, while for coughs, bron-
chitis, whooping coughs, asthma, and all diseases
of throat and lungs, it is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child OF
Group, it Is pleasant 10 take ana perfectly harm
less to the youngest child, and no mother can
afford to be without it. You can use two thirds
OF bottle and if what we say is not true we
will return the price paid Price 10 cents 50 cents
and $100 per bottle. If your lungs are sore or
chest or back lame use Shilohs Porous Plasters.
Sold by Jones & Schalern, Central Drug Store
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ARE the mules tight" seems to have
been the question which disturbed Reno
on the Little Big Horn. Reno must
have had Indians, mules and bad whiskey
pretty badly mixed.
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First publication Jan. 20. 1870

First publication Jan. 30, 1879. No &
Tn PRoBATE,-MANIT0WOC COUNTY COURT
L In the matter OF the estate of Kaietan Schalla-
WITT, deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters Testament
tary said estate having been issued to TLeresia
Schallawitz, on the 18th day of January A. D.
1879. and six months from and after said day be-
ing allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance notice
Is hereby given that the undersigned will, on the
of July next. and also on the 18th day of July
1873, al the Probate Office in the city of Manito
woo. in said county. receive. examine and adjust
ali claims, and demands of all persons against said
deceased
Dated, January IS. 1879.
MICHAEL hIRWAS County Judge.
Anton Braasch, Atty. march
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THE Northern Wisconsin and the Wis
consin Central railroads both ask that
their lands be exempt from taxation for
period of 3 years. There can be no
doubt that these roads have done much
toward developing the state aud attract
ing immigration in central and northern
Wisconsin. But they do no more to-
ward enriching tie state than the settlers
who brave the hardships of the wilder
ness and make homes. Why should not
the latter with equal propriety ask for
exemption from taxation.
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First publication Jan. 30, 1879 \

First publication Jan. 30, 1879 No. L
HfRCUIT COURT,-MANIT0W0 COUNTY c.
" W. White and GA. Forrest, Plaintiffs, versus
Frank Drux, defendant.
The State of Wisconsin, TO the said defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, exclu-
siye OF the day OF service. and defend the above
entitled action in the court aforesaid; and in case
of YOUR failure so TO do Judgment will be rendered
against yoU accordiE. 10 the demand OF the COM
plant; of which q copy is herewith served upon
you.
" T. WHITE. Plaintiffs Atty.
P. o. Address, ManitowCc, ManitoWoc County,
Wis psrcb q
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First publication Feb. 6. 1879.
IN PROBATE,-MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT
i In the matter Of the estate of Kari ]. Fischer.


IN PROBATE,-MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT.
i In the matter of the estate of Karl j. Fischer.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Wilhelm
M Fischer. of said county, representing among
other things that Kari j. Fisher. late of the town
of Meeme, in said county, on tHe Sth day of Janu-
airy, A. d, 1872 at the town and county aforesaid,
died intestate, leaving goods chattels and estate
within this State. and that the said petitioner Is
the widow of said deceased, and praying that ad-
ministratiOn of said estate be TO August Fischer
granted. il is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this court, on Tuesday the 4th
day of March. A 1879. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. at my
Office ih said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given 10
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy OF this order for
three successive weeks prior said dsy OF hearing,
in the Manitowoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Manitowoc in said county.
Dated at Aanitowoc, the 3rd day OF February,
A D.. 1879.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge,
E. b, Treat, Atty, Feb ~
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II has been decided that the surrender
OF its charter by Memphis does not re-
ileve 1t from paying its just debts.
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(First publication Jan. 50. 1871 No y
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter of the estate OF Theodor jain,
deceased.
To all whom il may concern: Letters tesla
mentary on said estate having been issued TO VIM
HeFZog and John Schreihardt, on the 18th day of
January, A. D.. 1873 and six months from and al
ter said day being allowed and limited for credi-
tors 10 present their claims for examination and
allowance notice is hereby given that the under
signed will, on the 2sth day of July. 1879. and
the first Tuesday of each month intervening that
date and the date hereof al the Probate Office in
the city vf MaEitowoc, in said county. receive.
anime and adjust all claims, and demands of all
peTsC rs against said deceased.
Dated, January Is. 1879.
MICHAEL kIRWAN. County Judge.
{. Fl. Schmidt, ATTY, feb %
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CTATE OF wIsCONsIN.-COUNTY COURT FOR
i. MANlINMNL CnI-NIL--lN pEARATE

eNTATE OF WISCONSIN,-COUNTY COURT FOR
- MANITOWOC COUNTY-iN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given, that al the March term
OF the county court, to be held in and for said
county. at the office OF the county Ju &c, in the
city of Manitowoc, in said county, OH the first
Tuesday of March. A.. D., 1879 the following mat
tiers will be heard and considered:
No. O..
The application of LOise Rabenhorst for the APP
pontment of an admin strator of the estate of
" ILHELM RABENHoRsT, late OF the town of Coop
ertown. in said county, deceased. (Nash &
Schmitz, Attys)
No 10
The application of Wilhelmine Haupt for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate OF
LUDWIG HAUPT, late of the town of Manitowoc
Eapids, III said county, deceased. Mash Il
SchmtZ, Attys.(
No II.
The application of Michael Cronin. to admit 10
probate the last will and tesla At OF CORNELIUS
CEoNIN, late of the town of MaF4e Grove, in said
county, deceased. Oh. q. Il W. j. Turner, AtGysD
By order Of the court
Dated January y. 1879.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
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an CALUMET COUNTY.
EsriiaiOE, Town 20. Range 20.

Sc sec. II, 100 acres. ne4 sec 25, 100 acres
Joining the City of Manitowoc, north side, on
Michigan Avenue, 10}s acres 90 rods front
The NJ. L. 5. 81 W. Z. r. runs through the
above lands, lying chiefly between Spring Creek
depot, = mile west, and Reedsville miles east
Good soil for wheat. Roads, stores, mills schools
and churches convenient. Markets, Spring
Creek, Rcedsyille, Manitowoc, Green Bay. Me,
nasha. Nccnah and Appleton.
Terms of sale. one-fifth cash. the balance in one
two, three and four wears with annual interest
Address Rev. MEAD HOLMES Rockford III
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WELLS Persian Perfume "HACKMETACK'' is
rich and fragrant; try it, Sold by Jones Il Schal-
eru Central Drug Store
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GRAND MASQUERADE BALL,
AT KELLNERSVILLE.
Saturday. Feb. 80, 1879.

Good music has been secured and no pains
will be spared to make this the most ENJOYABLE
Ball of the season. All are invited.
NJ. kEIINER
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MANITOWOC MARKET,

The following are the current prices
of the various articles Of produce as re-
ported for us by J. Schuette * Bros.
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Iat q ;lIr attraction, af bdaadiess mineral
wealth and fertility of soii, There is added
tie lrlau 81 ..s1fi.iag 9r'sd healihlul climate.
especisBy il me regitass wherG Size new
mines have been discovered. and Of nhlcE
wsiisf says '.Fne >snq,afia II the Cp,on
Is srx'esi IN sou4heri Neg Mexico, where
the atmosphere is mere dry ttlan in Coiora
H. tie skies brighter, tbc nisa,s sufficiently
e'sh Tor relgesllp: sl,.e, s'f! frer from SIanp
% gut air. and the elevations are sdcll as 10
auil each ease. varying from tile e.eyation Of
The RIO Graa,le, IL ! 1ai feet, 10 the lpins.s
in Grant county, and ill., hi-sh ca,tie ranches
in the Guadalupe Ranges in Lincoln eoaaty,
whore 1000 feet mss he selected GA tle.
elesr trout streams. and con- springs Of
water.
Wiih sucll magnifccut eouatry as this.
embracing within u bosom the wealth II
the Intiies aist ararls all varieties of climate.
sill ana productions, Ising direel,y within
reatii of uur enterprise.wflb splendidiy e.
qlipped raiirlad Terminating ia cur city ami
rapidly penetrating thrpugh ms opulent re-
gioa on i,s way.to the Pacific 0esan at en-
ayamas, iu nurthert Mexjce, viii, . steady
inauS q capital and steady Immigrants 10
develop thess. treasures, our people shodld
feel that ia tir- htiigant ffsslieets t,ef0re them.
they will iye SIMPLY compensated for What
Nerer sacrifices or oatlass tliey may now
niake. suell an outlook, fof tic future. and
the early realization II y permanent, sA
raiiEoadroQt through the rich fields IT Kew
MySieo, by the completion If ,hs Atehison,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad, sh4eA stimu-
late all classes Il oar merchants ysil,l business
men % Il cancert ~ action in offending their
facilities for Controlling thjsl valuable trade.
and taking every mems N informing the in,
hai,itants 81 New and ufl Mexico that the
enterprise and progressive spins for which
Kansas Cts is soted, is noa tnfning is as-
teution to, is ne3ghbors and patrons Of the
the great Southwest kansas CityS I1liaes,
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Mr.. Lincoln and the $500.

3 The death Of Nr. Denton, OF Delaware Go.
Iel, rneails astory wllicl, he used to tell. In
the carly days ot the Illinois Central Rail,
way the line was no, fenced, and one DAY
two COWS belonging to Methodist clergy
man were killed Being sued for damages.
the company resolved tosmakc test case Of
it. The president Of the road directed Mr..
Denton to fake $500 in gold, AMI 10 90 To
Springfield and retsin Abraham Lincoln,
whom he knew we'll. for the company Mr,
Lincoln replied to his request Il sm sorry
you didn't come yesterday, Nick, tor have
been retained by the preacher aud his
friends. Denton explained ss4ity the im
portance of the case to. the company. and
then. pulling two 5uehskin bags filled with
gold out Of his pockets, he put them down
on the table before the lawyer with = sstart=-
ling chink, saying -
9 Mr.. Lincoln, the president of the com
pany authorizes me to hand yon this retain.
er Of $500 to take our case Mr. Lincoln
jumped to his feet, flushed wish anger
. Mex Denton,n be said, q have given my
promise 10 that preacher and his friends, and
the Illinois Central hasn't money enough 10
buy me away from bis side. don't know.
that i shall ever get tlotlar from hirz- but
I'll do my bes, TO make your eompany pay
for these COWS n Denton SAID that be never
felt so mean and small in his life IS be lid
al thst moment And i0 1850, though
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Kansas City and the southwestern
Trade.

Tie tlieugistfal smnels of tie camnanity.
IS we'd as the enlerptislnS -penple Niso arv
tiocking hitl.rr fFola al paris u iie country
with the siew Of establishing in trade. isaye
long eogaize,l The Importance cd iile p.sl-
tion occupied by Kansas City for the control
=oF The growing trade Of the Southwest The
ss,lr<e oT saapsfe. III our country ii least, has
aIaaost ceased u usnd its wsy westward,
and defects from tbis point towards the
soutl. whittier il Is beina rapidly pioneered
Is that advance guard oi our American CIV
silizaIirn. iise t1como,iye, and stimulated by
the fidings of neW and important discoveries
Of rich deposits 10 New Mexico, Colorado
and Arizona The rapid and unparalleled
settlement III California and the Paciti,: coast
Was the immediate consequence of the dis
Sosery Of gold IN ls4s. At that kruc the pil.
oneers bad 70 confront the dangers of long
and perlInas voyage around Cape Iiotn and
across the Istirrnns OF Panama bcfore they
reached the III Dorado Oh our Western
shores. To-day the circumstances are COM
pIetely changed; The new Ell dorado Of the
Southwest, Of which our city is the northern
and western gateway, can lie reached from
any and all parts of the country rapidly and
safely by rail The developmen, Of the ex
hanstiess resources of the mines and. soil Of
New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado. and the
northern Mexican States Of Chihuahna, Sc.
.oSa, Durango and Coahuiia, will prove TO be
more rapid than the growth Of even our own
metropolis. winch is the natural point of col.
lection sud distIibation fos the valuable pro-
ducts If those States and Territories
The country which Abounds IN facilities
for the acquisition Of wealth, as well as lis
enjoyment, is pre-eminently the focus Of i'm.
migration. Such land is New Mex,co and
its adjoining Territories N the Southwest 1t
was from this favored region that were drawn
the immense treasures. ip silver and geld, .f
the Montezumas, and from which the Span.
ish eosqaefrrs supplied the world with the
precious metals for three hundred years
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MASON'S RANCH.

The psopFirtaF informs tAe Pahlle generally
that BE i gFsp4EEd to receive aud aecoInodaic
travellers, @sG % supply passing traits Or herds
81 aninass xish azIe5-
This i The eniy watering piaesbeteee1i the Rio
Granae ard Fose Cummings. ! always hsYe ~
ahs.ndanFa AZ Ea,ef o. band, which viii furnish
- reasonable rates. ..---s-t
MysabSe VIII be kept sappiicd with The best
he saafkcs affords. Z
IhAye ple&ssns ard comfortable rooms furnished
mssh clean beds Tor the use Of trayelera Also
comfortable znA secaFe stshling foT snsmah. i
atwasa keep good supplyof bay ard grain on
hand
TraTeizrx GsII ana 81 my paaee everything re
zisita t suf,xly tsesr wants and add te4hcir com
On. nv charxeA wl not bs found unreasonable
r. s. Mason.
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W@goa loAtls of roasting ears are retailing
10 Brgni.am "A twenty cents dozen
It's sad by qn Eoglish gsolagist tAas
the limestone roeSs ot Texas arc slx hun
.irei laillen years vi
The Denison { PsSsae raliso.tl aid push
% to Fon Belknap sui thence further
Nesi
a Waco man has jaaeEs..i ~ ice naoaine
b stieA any fasnlls can ,A-a auf.etase ice en-
a elssap scale,
Marslail Pailn,ofg, while l.4thiag ID
cattle tank near Mexia got int,,N deep hois
aud was drowned.
u yeaas la.ly II Hoaey Grqrs, Ma,
ME ErWru. recently found a snake of con
siderable size in her Blano.
IHs quaTrell lals,,us sorae s,aek, hy \two
a,ea near Henrietts. s,n the 10th, one named
STONE Was shot and kiiIe,t by another nasas,i
Barnsu.
The cotton crops around Honey Gnove arc
very fine, and-will be large increase ovss
any previous year ii the season proves savars
able
Tie ealored people nf Bsal.an, h4ve held
~ exeius7 nts<nng and raised n.oaey aa,l
seat farWaE'i . pioBeer 70 spy ont the land
sea. oFsi has Al ais headaGassezs Il san
Antonio the n1arble-ssppea eeatre. ssl,se %
xhies. Gen. Ler Hruts The famous capitnla-
tian If the confederate armies.
Much a sbe wheat il WlIiiaa,sao county
wiil yield iif'sen I,asl.eis Is the acre. Har-
vestlag has commenced, anl the quality II
the Sheat i unusually fine.
TIE sherman Causier sayx. oa the 10Th
of this month Edward Hailsell, Barnard
Thomas aAd number 0f others viii start
foE. Ariznnz, aEsFsaa,l. 10 ny 'h-ir fartnaes
in The land nf promise They viii iusl i,Ar-s
reh hills aud Sterile piaips. Apt & coansry
rich IN naiasral prodaeis-
The State Rss purchased from A. j. w1si
his vacant lois eAst and west nj the penisen-
tiary At HuntssilieAzfIaying $500 therefor.
The lessees have 100 han,is II work Masking
brick and viii commenes shortly - enclose
eight acres with brick N~slI twepgs i've
feet high.
fise Meathvrfori Rxpeneas says DJ
Beeler, Bob WeatherFesi anti Il G Lewery
lelt oasThursdas for silver City Ses BE
xice. The boys were WI sap3lses3l with slS
the neccssaries Of capp life ae1 expect toy
reach their SlestinAtion IN six lfveeks nnlrss
interviewed l,y1 4 few cosnsaehe braves
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AS 40 /illussratiop. of the eosuaopolitaa
character Of San Francisco. au English trsvs
eler lately visiting there writes II hsd
my boots hlackea By ~ African, nay chin
shaved by EarOpean, and my tea made
by an 1Asiatlc Freuchnaan cooked my
dinDer, aa Englishmen showed me b my
seat, an lrishman changed my plate, chi
uaman washed my napkin, and esrmaa
haaded me nay bill.
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-fhe iai;asius iaes EIiJt,sl f.s A,s4 GeserAaI
" iaf and sr-o.sp p51,ssRz lht pse>sfffesi "a 81
1a s1Fi Aiisi ril itls. aad Aisa Atsisap ErssSiei
'7sTiil s7i''li q. sEsEIi IistgrslSiiis a,i s,lic
itte & * ealiuel. fe sesy i..Si.lii,l siai IL.
lssst.3 ~ ei$.eua'i, gi,t ti.am pl1oe % %,
FL
Niy gifI. dear fs.ei,5l, a's, iitii,. vouh
te.t ast sli = st4
Mlih Asiiy @etsis tlias 's4tg. lsse giie
lnsa.i.l,at il iae eap-
a s.lsple s-isee .s ttRt e. wfe1He
lt- Ar7st III lrtg1s4i ileEers.
-AIsl hs,ls a. a. 4 e i.,f gIaysS
fisH crowns liie9c I,-,J,.l E57lfs,
Yoas cgf sf 81, may Il A.s hFer,
H. ne bras sab osesfl9w
@iists aas>i. >seeie>y >i,afsir,
Ai.a .tst sie lEs'p Of s',v.
MAJ seis.i,... grsss isa saJa ..nd si,-,t.
fii eses.lr,e' : sun air
SiaIssailen siia5y,e> uyefpaN
D. iaepie lisiaoee iair.
lils a.a,lely kg.srut take ri;k-you.
Whcn gDq >@fk iEse n,ssapia,u springs.
Wlioft tis,.,s1s eN} l,abh ias o'er the stones,
Aad Re saier ii',.sd sings
Aaa ,.ers, N ,,sa5. 5ssla surely serve
like iils arsF a-ia ~ hg,
ki,Fese8t iiak tia. a,aas fht E,a,t
10 luge'l sser' -.tTl.lldig.
-4sl, s,pIeiii =, ss,lesi lss eaP sss.s s.asad.
And As.sris b-,4 hshaith see.
tsist ase hrlzlss 'ir5asl,i, osse fea;1 tisoagat,
b s;ss.ofy .sssi 10 i,s.-.
s.lssia II. Jtsne y. i-7se
StsAN +, wALLAek
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Travellers. Attention!

r s4MAssox has pusssiased tbc place here
scf94e kaoun As sl6ssas Rancho. situated %
miles west ol MeslllA. on lie read 10 Silver City
ard The weSa, and the saEs ~iil lAsFe<ar se
knoaxn ~
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Dem legat, iss4 tse'i 70 Aa4, dariag Tie psgss~
-aeutisi eaihipalga. ti.at Llncoin was the no
btest mha ID America
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VI ,S


~ il5sass4s Lsacfs8 CaGety. &ew Neviea.
geeaes ssteAtisss glscH u tise Surveying and ~.
eas1e - tissesussesit IandS al arsies- eiih The
~. i-sfsa. salees prslasa. 4ltsaae.l 81.
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= NlNeoAg.

Sisonseg ami .eaa'sslIos al I-e las lfraee. sep
MeAssa sseet Is sliLja street.
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Texas Items.

Wagoa loAtls of roasting ears are, retailing
IL Brgnisam a ttWeniy cents dozen
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FU1L2a eENy

k0A< .e s~ss ssltak County Aea
sE--a u a, ,.1asls n i.ss,...sasd
Eziss - Ns-u @iaHs,. 81 40 -tttssfs g7ttsss .ts,
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protessionai ards.
i - .s-L.N -

1S - .easaili e1slsifs en-
A.Ns Lsesse saaii g---ftearss q i.ays.si,d
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-07-05
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-22
BASE BALL.

Yesterday at Maek's green the T. +. Moore
Base Ball Club took the g. Pitard nine In out
of the wet to the tune Of 10 to II, with ar in
ming to spare.
The Washington, Jr., defeated the J. Hoff-
man, Jr., nine yesterday BY q score Of SO to II,
with an inning to spare.
The game played yesterday on the Pioneer
green between thu Berrys and y. z. kuhns
was won by the Berrys, the score standing Il
to II. The Berrys would like to hear from
the Badgers.
The ~. Lambert, Jr. base ball club was
following officers: vi. Lambert, honorary
president; Paul Foss, president: Peter Cooke,
secretary; V. j. Lambert, treasurer; u mes
Ryan, captain; Alvin Adams, steward. The
nine are; i, Peter Cooke. ~; 2, Moran keif-
fer, G.; 8, Jno. Traub, 1st b.; 4, Paul Goats,
I'd b.; 5, Alvin Adams, Sd b.; 6, Hugh Brady,
B. s. ~, James Ryan, !. r.; s, Joseph Lombard,
c. T.: 9, Peter Foss, RI.
The following gentlemen were elected hon
orary members: John Alfortish and Henry
Milfer. The Lampers will play any club com
eighteen years Of age. They would like to
hear from the Violet Base Ball Club, the
Crescent, Jr., and Eckford, Jr. Any chal.
lenges will be received by the captain, corner
Liberty and Third streets. The Lamberts in
augurated their career yesterday evening by
game with the Orphans Base Ball Club,
played on Hancock green, in the presence OIL q
large audience. The game was excellently
played throughout, and was won by the Lam
berts by q score OF seven to four.
Yesterday on Pioneer green the Numa Du;
dousats crossed bats with The Peter Afkens. ant
at the end Of the game tie score stood fifteen
20 nine Ia favor Of the Dudousats.