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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23

At Port Jefferson, near Sydney, Ohio, on the
18th inst, David Shank, young blacksmith,
attacked two widows in their houses and killed
one, Mrs. Hine, aged Ga, the weapon being a
fence rail. He was driven away before he had
killed the other woman. He feigned insanity
when arrested, but it is said he was only drunk
At Lancaster, KY, on the 18th inst, two
boys, Il. Gallagher, aged Ia, and S. Mullins,
aged Is, quarreled, when the former ran into
the family residence, and procuring revolver,
began shooting. The second shot passed through
Mullins body, inficting a fatal wound. Gallag-
her was arrested.
Ben Benjamin, a colored preacher of Marion
county, Texas was shot dead on the 18th inst
by one of bis flock named Moore, on the ground
that the preacher had been guilty of criminal
intercourse with Moore's wife.
At Pittsburg, Pa, on the 18th instant. James
Boyle was found at the foot of the stairs of a
notorious bagnio, IN dying condition. Wheth-
er he fell or was pushed down is vet to be deter
mined.
white woman named Stevens, living one
mile from Pine Bluff, Ark, was murdered on
the 18th. Two negroes are under arrest.
charged with the crime.
At Cincinnati, O., on the 18th inst. VIM.
Condore, variety performer at one of the con-
cert saloons, quarreled with Lou Henry. a girl
with whom he had been living short time. and
struck her in the face with a banjo The brass
rim crushed her skull and she died in half an
hour.
Frank Kimball was fatally shot at Novelty, a
Missouri station on the Quincy, Missouri and
Pacific railroad, on the 5th inst. by Joel
Latham, sport of that town. The affair grew
out of game of cards. Latham was arrested
and lodged in Jail at Edna.
Near Corinth, Ont, on the 18th inst. Thomas
Johnson, lunatic, cut his brothers. throat
while the latter was asleep, and then cut his
own.
On the 18th inst, the body of Martin Quirk, a
shoemaker, was found in an abandoned well at
Pittsburg, Pa. Quirk had been missing several
days. Wounds on the body indicate violence.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
The NIarshal,s Hill Vetoed.

President Hayes sent a message to the senate
on the 18th inst, vetoing the bill regulating the
pay and appointment of deputy marshals. He
calls attention first to the existing law governing
the appointment and defining the duties of dep
uty marshals In times of elections. He then
quotes quite largely from decision of the
Supreme Court made in 1879, on question raised
as to the cOnstitutionality of the statutes re-
ferred to, in which the court pronounces in their
favor. The President says: 81 have deemed it
fitting and proper to quote thus largely from an
important and elaborate opinion of the Supreme
Court, because the bill before me proceeds upon
construction of the constitution as to the pow
ers of the national government, which is in
direct conflict with the Judgment of the highest
judicial tribunal of our country. Under the
sections of the present law, the above quoted
officers of the United States are Authorized, and
it is their duty, in case of congressional cleo
lions, to keep the peace at the polls and places
of registration, to arrest Immediately any person
who is guilty of crime against the United States
election laws and to protect all officers of cleo
tons in the performance Of their duties,
and whenever an arrest is made,
to bring the person so arrested be-
fore a commission judge of court of the
United States for examination of the offences
alleged against him. Such special deputy maj
shals are specially empowered thereto by mar
shals in writing and if forcibly resisted, to call to
their aid the bystanders or posse comitatus ~
The president then gives purport of the stat
utes, quotes from the bill before him and says
that the deputy marshals proposed by the bill
presented to him for his signature are distinctly
different officers from the special deputy mar
shall, as such officers are now provided for in
the statutes. The bill does not connect the
new officers with existing laws relating to spe-
cial deputy marshals, so as to invest the propos-
ed deputy marshals with the same powers to
impose upon them the same duties and to give
them the same protection by means of crimina
laws; while it recognizes the power and duty Of
the United States to provide officers to guarc
and scrutnize congressional elections it fails tt
adapt it's provisions to existing laws so as te
secure efficient supervision and protection.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

Gil, changing the hour of meeting dur
ing June, July and August from 7.30 to
O'Clock.
The ayes and nays were ordered by
the chair with the following result:
Ayes-M essrs. a len. Blake, Barnhill,
Hanna, MEG Encney, Mention, Rodney,
Smith, r. H. Taylor, Merris Taylor,
Townsend, Wood and President Sharp
ley-13.
Nays-M essrs. Chandler, Carmichael
and Paynser-3.
ruling that 1t required two thirds vote
OF Counc and the vote just taken lack
ell one OF being two thirds.
On motion of Mr.. McGlinchey, the
Bailif was instructed to bring In the
absent members, who were In the Clerks
office.
The Bailiff retired, but the absent
members failed to appear in their seats.
Mr.. Carmichael presented q resolution
requesting the Mayor to appoint iwo
special policemen to patrol the north
and south side of the Brandywine from
June 1st TO October 1st Adopted.
Mr.. McGlinchey prasenfed, and had
read an ordinance to e4ta5lish grades of
certain streets In the Ninth Ward. also
an ordinance establishing the grade of
the curb on Washington street between
N'hlb tOu ISntn, anu on NlntD sIreef
between West and Washington streets.
On motion of Mr.. Paynter the vote by
which the amendment to rule was lost
considered, and on motion of Mr.. r II :.
Taylor, the further consideration of the
subject was postponed until next meet
ing nigh
Mr. Rodney presented the following
resolution, which was adopted:
REsoLvED, That the Mayor be and is
hereby instructed TO invest the watch
man at Cool Spring reservoir with po-
lice powers to make arrests.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
Married..

John Ponder, son of ex-Gov, Ponder,
was married last evening to Miss Lillian
Burr, daughter of DIR. Burr.
The ceremony took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on the
New Castle road. There were num-
ber of invited guests present, among
them being Hon. Willard Salisbury.
The happy couple left last evening
for Philadelphia, from whence they
will 90 to Mauch Chunk and New
York. They will also visit the home
of the groom's parents at Milton, Del.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
yesterday, To-day and To-mor-
row.

rs war is ovel-the battle fields OF
IN recent unpleasaniness are oveIsrown
KIM aonr or are cultivated farms-the
|S names once so familiar to every read
Irda newspaper are daily disappearing
ImGg The silent majority, aud yet the
I'M ri.as ana sets-new issues present
EssmseIyes aud the notified web OF life is
L51 op-but one thing seems fixed and
ksdaln that each June and December In
civ Of New orleans Generals q. r..
BsuIegsri. OF La, and JuDal A. Early;
|fVa conduct with exact fairness ana
|Vgce The semi annual drawings of the
louisiana Sate Lottery Company, ana
Eger Lalf i. million of dollars are given
EEsy For PARTICULARS write TO M. A.
|Iauphin. New Orleau., Ln., or same per-
Bon At no. SlS Broadway, New York CITY.
myH-6t.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
Wtlx be in To,um to Mint.

The friends OF the st. Georges Hundred
candidates having monopolized most of
.he Governors time at Dover, on Tues
day, His Excellency Informed Messrs.
Robert g. Justis and b. Frank Townsend
that he would be at the Clayton House,
this city tonight to give audience to them
and their friends. The appointment to
the Office of Clerk Of the Peace, for which
these gentlemen are candidates will be
announced one week from Monday next
as Clerk Springer's time expires at IL
O'Clock midnight on Saturday, June
9th.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

For the Gazette.
= Mr.. EDITOR: Much is being said
about candidates for various prominent
positions by the Democrats. But it
seems the most important office has
been overlooked-a candidate for the
Legislature from this city. Although a
constant reader of your valuable paper
have not noticed even a suggestion as
TO who would be probable candidate.
This city should be represented by our
best men, and it is important that who
ever the gentleman may be, it should be
known that he is Democrat and gen.
tleman of intelligence, having the well
fare of this city and county at heart.
Col. Henry Eckel is one who would rep
resent us with ability, and command
the respect due to the honorable posi-
ton. If he can be prevailed on to al
low his name to be used as a candidate,
no doubt of his election if nominated.
Quite a number of prominent Demo
Gratis heartily iDdorse Col. Eckel as q
candidate for the Legislature. Let him
be nominated.
DEMOCRAT
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
LOcdL Lanes.

falmers celebrated clam soup.
Ds'lIled crabs at Fullmer's.
VAm chowder at Fullmel's.
sa' oysters ice cold at Fullmer's.
i0T picnic Of the Columbia yacht
uS been postponed until July
wl!am Baretord is still suffering
pee days ago.
H'D'' Will probably adjourn to-day.
~ 'A, w. IL, Bristor has resigned the
I,sa U'a'e oil Ames NJ. L. Church, New
M 'D'' owing to physical prostration.
|, NJ V,a,I IelInperancc meetings under Fran
~"Pny are being largely attended
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
To Re Closed for Repairs.

William P. Lodge, Levy Court Com
missioner, gives notice in another
column that on Monday next Market
street bridge will be closed for repairs,
and will remain closed for about ten
days. The bridge is in very bad con-
dition, and will require considerable
work. The draw is out of order new
sheething will be required underneath
part of the track nearly all of the
road bed will have to be replaced with
new planks, and several new beams
will have to be put in.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
, ~ HAVE A HEARING

illn aware ro,d Lodge, |. o. o, F., proposes
eBOn wIo einC, G.,ort time to give John L.
puJIicon, 10 rJec'ed Mr.. Brown of the
tay En- Freniu ana Mr.. Bertolette of the
'edlesdsy "%g ar.,, from the room on
the banseD,e by evening last on .he cccasion '
,ttFcises at iIS tIls gwen m at the close of the
be membars i, rue :, Opera House, a trial
lenselves ri,S'i Ii Tue Lodge desire to 60,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
hGStr0ad Matters.
ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE JUNCTION 4
BREAKwATER AT GEORGETOWN YES

ANNoAL MEETING OF THE JUNCTION 4
ShEAKWATER AT GEORGETOWN YES
TEhDAY-THE DIRECTORS INSTRUCT
ED TO PTRcHAsE ANOTHER ROAD.
The stockholders of the Junction A.
breakwater r. r. held their annual
neeting at Georgetown yesterday, the
lneeting oelng presided over by Hender-
son moore, of New York. The report
VI the oncers showed very gratifying
Increase In the receipts of the road, and
also showed the rolling stock and road
Dea 10 De IN very good condition
Among the subjects discussed was n
proposition for the consolidation of the
junction q Breakwater, Breakwater Il
frankford and Worcester County rail-
roads. 'y
The officers were instructed to mr.
chase or lease the Delaware & Chesa-
peake Bay railroad, which Is to be built
from Harrington, DEL, to Kent Island,
This road is the channel thronsb
which almost the entire trade of the
York. ~ A'o"
The report of the Treasurer showed
.ns 1otai earnings to have been $780,
IoZ.S2; operating expenses, $4S. S47. .13:
net earning, $40,9O5.79.
ny this report 1t also appears that
S24,0O, the interest on bonds to the
state had been paid.
The following directors were chos-
en- -
N. L: McCready, John Bodiue, Hen
derson Moore, Thomas Baumgardner.
Charles c. Stockley Benjamin Burton,
Harbeson Hickman, Edw. Kitchens
and John W. Causey.
The following officers were elected: ::
President, N. L. McCready; Secretary
VIM. L. Vaule Treasurer, David H.
Houston; Executive Committee. N. i.
McCready, John Bodine and Chas. f.
Stockley.
On Wednesday the annual meeting
of the Breakwater and Frankford road
was held and Charles G. Stockley. N.
l.. McCready, John Bodine, Hender-
son Moore, Thomas Baumgardner,
Ebe W. Tunnel, Benjamin Burton,
John 7. Long and VIM. S. Phillips
were elected directors, who afterwards
reelected Charles G. Stockley, Presi-
dent.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

.rpIors break in the Grant del,
,,i,n a ,' from Maryland is reported
'lrr%a %..bin ,ton correspondent OF the
! a,i,adrlnbia %a1 Times alleging that
!, i',a' l.a are indications in the Mary
il'i' il'l dsleoation that the Grant men
'llr ni.ao, rcIv upon the delegates that
''DDI s.,o classified from that State"
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
Boots and shoes.

Daniel McCusker, PIG W. I'd street, has
Euin large stock of boots and shoes for
|i- spring trade, aud is determined to
vi them chetper than any house IN the
BIZ. give him call and save money.
apF9teO l3ni
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
All Endorse II.

.pocnrder." Americus, Ga, says
Ie"Keeo,Tsi senai rs Representatives. Doc,
vli',ryer. vlTiS, Se%" Citizens. in public aud
IN, LaWEe' Wy, are testifying by the thou
EiysIe il,,, ,'rer e, their own signatures. that
sud, 5n anu has Wv been found for Brighps
lrtmed! y ,n IS kidneys and for diabetes;
disease o., ou oou.nertlyely known as Warmers
lnssg r1iney ~, 'S and LiNe er cure and warmers
Ss SsS niabetes Cure. ih%o eoo'S''
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
PERSONAL

Tp '' VIII, Willard Salisbury was in
.djiDSgV SVS'ef1ay, 't and attended the
enings s 81 MIR: John Ponder, last
I tSis lie left for his home in Do.
marksI,, morning. He is looking
llent 'Soly So5yi, well, and is en- njoying ex7
niy VsrsnGf wsra 10 James Ponder and
adtd TtIe Sia si,s also in the city and at at
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
o,a Man Restored TO Health

BArAYIA, n. y, sept. 10, IoIU'
WARNER Il Co., ROCHESTER,, n
h ynlGiri,yILENEN-"Forf u forty years l nave
i"es,ad with diabetes, being oDnged 10
yoId urine rs often as once IN lnlrty xiIn
vies vss ard have also been a great suneTSI en,,,
iSm 1, papItation If the heart; J am nov nov
Esv XVI Il SV ,,yenty years of age, that 1t makes
Es feel ike new man." -
mmylSeOdlw. PErER SHo" EhmAN'
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
LTt Tor PhitdtetDhi0.

h lIe i,n steamer !, ,t John A. Warner, left the
4, % m,,''; q hoIlilngsworth Co.'s yards
troai, a%i'l'llIig, where She had been un-
sbe s siI IIepans' for Philadelphia.
|te,s ',h make her first trip to Sea
! do 81 "''-lhoIIo", and will continue
lcur.io,r,' r'elS day until the close of the
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
llt 9aily 6asstte. @

y,n York Herald has just now
Iah ,-1 wv term fever. 1t says it is
As 'nllu l,'a.v to reason as if Grant will
A''l '',S't nS iDe field if the unit rule
bout ut =" ", voted , down and its rejection
A''iu ~ ,'oyent ~ majority for him ON
d 'h'a'o D.. plS n,llot. Even then he would
'h' i''' p",J J His supporters are not
Be ,l' an'i IN Oluck and determination
''An'S M, NJ inferior in the kind OF po-
@ lHa a'' :, ,,lonts suited to such an exi-
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
$500 Reward

Pastor years offered in every paper of the
hld6y The former proprietor of DIR. .Sage's
|AlaHh Remedy tor IA case Of catarrh II
I0lld not cure 1t cures by its mild
folhlng, cleansing, and healing proper
|e snul! Or dust of any kind dries up
thirh and drives 1t TO the lungs. This
|ltdy hos stood the test of time, having
l*0 p0put tr remedy Tor a quarter of Ia
Ealufy. sold by druggists at 81 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
Meetings Tonight.

FRIDAY.
IASRA.
y {, Dupont Guards.
IIlt ne Excelsior Democratic Club.
sIetIslor Lodge, NO. |, X. of p.
5bslIlaK Lodge. No. 3. |. y. O.. f.
E, Stscue Council, No. 3, o. U. A. NJ.
SWSlambl0 y Lodge, No, ~. |. o. .. f.
Darlington Council, No. 4, .. U, A. NJ
Delaware Tribe No. /. Imp. o. X. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
From the Quaker City.

E. G. Campbell, Of Philadelphia, under
Y aeof october 1, ls79. certified to the
f0nderu tlicacy of Warmers Safe PiilS
ptdsar Tome in removing liver dis
ENa'companied by chronic constipa-
Ion and yellow skin. myl3eod2w.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
RcserUed Seats for Rugby.

The sale of reserved seats for the
anniversary of the Rugby Literary
Society will commence at c. F..
Thomas & Co.'s store, tomorrow,
Saturday morning, at ! O'Clock. The
anniversary takes place on Tuesday
evening next, in The Grand Opera
House.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

Think twice before you swallow once
In medicine. But remember that DR..
Bulls Baltimore Pills are pre-t minently
the liver regulator and blood-purttier OF
the day. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
0"otero Infa,,tun,

pong younn ,nlant9m c1I,,, is very prevalent
(sseat tjmqs5 'TIildren ThI in this city at the
sa,5 D The disease were rGta,ng repoE.a five e, deaths
|S' ''"' 0i Deaths and Bur. r.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

There is nothing more narrowing to the
sympathetic mind than 10 hear crying
baby, Or. Bulls Baby Syrup will give
instant relief to the little sufferer. For
sale at all drug stores
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
DEF

DIED.
GRAY.-At New Castle, Delaware, May
26th, 1880. in the 85th year of her age.
Harriet Lawrence, wife of George Gray,
ESQ.,, and daughter of the late Charles
H. Black, M. d.
Funeral on Saturday, May 29th, at 2
O'Clock, p. m. Friends OF the family are
invited without further notice.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

Leaves working expenses. $12, 1871 SO
Net earnings, 81 1884 81
The annual meeting of the Worces-
ter County r. R., was held at Wor-
cester, on Wednesday, and DR.. Geo.
W. Bishop was elected President.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

NJ OTICE.-Post commanders, aids and
~ chiefs of all military and civic Or
ganizations, intending to participate in
the procession and services on Decora-
tion Day, are requested to meet at the
office of the undersigned, Seventh and
Market streets. on FRIDAY evening 18th
instant. at 7.30 o'clock p. m.
8. A. MACALLISTER,
myS.3t. Chief Marshal.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
NEW ADVERrIsEslENTs.

T oST.-Thursday afternoon, 9th inst.
II q canary biru. Suitable reward will
be given If returned to 804 W. Fourth
street. 28-8ts
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

1OTICE.-The 9th annual meeting OF
~ the Stockholders of the Working
mems Loan Association will be held on
Thu rsday evening next, May 9th. at 8
O'Clock, when the annual report Will be
submitted and an election for officers and
directors held. First payment new stock.
GEO. G. MARIS.
my24-4t. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

NO1ICE.-I hereby forbid all persons
~ from trusting Melissa B. Murphey
upon my account. as 1 will pay no debts
of ner contracting.
NJ y Atn, 1880.
myA-3t JOHN 7. MURPHEY.
, 1880-09-10

know. at nncc whnt yon claim to he duo ynu
now loss hose orders. tliero Is M doubt hte
tint u satisfactory settlement cNn b0 mado.
Admitting your reply. rc,l.hln y0lirs truly.
FNHnEntCK r. f.OHn.
Tho fact TINT, on, the 4sl! Of September
.lnnrs waa notified TINT llH had bren tlnett
$lo0 IN addition TO being suspended, Tho ltno
natirl,." Is cited To sllow great innlico on Tho
part Of tho l30ston Club t0wnnl liIll, nnh IL
certainly docs indicate M yrry rtrnshnt stnto
Ut freIing. 1t does link llko piling II on
rather thick to first suspend, th0n Ilitc, I'M!
tlien txpcf u player. Nevertheless, thu rcRl
Cssri,cr Of the cise lies II, tho tc. of 1onrs'
refusing TO play 0ftcr demanding Rlll falling
to RECEIVE Ills satnry III full WHEN tho Club
wns nwny froln hume. Jnnrs adults
that lle. notified liarry Wright TINT
p"s' pa4 1t ths ssraet c' il fsa' Wa refse tsp
to continue ills nari,"-sllat Is, llo would tlc-
surt tl,o Club attl rt.fl,se to play when nwny
fsDni liO1no lecn,.se hts sallry WIS not
promptly torthro'ninE. 1i taking tllis pt'sE-
lin, .1o,Ies pl.1 himself 1T the wrong, Clearly
Ids duty Was,to re,,,aln with Tim C1ut,, mil
plny Ills ulA2t until Tho return 10 l}nstOn,
when. IT, alc t1iatl demanded nth fatct To r..
ctiyG Ills sHlary nccnrtlnx to cDntrnct, anil
lluil then trfNsctl to ptur, i,e wuutl fnve lad
tue best Of :lhe nrgillel,s. As It Is. in lins n
l,'t!F way the worst M II. and unless ,e can
,,'1t!gnA his inMlt by s!0wlng that Ills ticscr.
tlo', ?f tia Club Mt Cleveland was provoked
tfoi' q, tI}nbatt nt tllo l}.,sion Club. llu vii!
not stnid Wnll viii tho 1.caR,,o on llts appeal
With TINT lMt!Y. lLa Inns forwarded his MP
peaI tO Sccretary, .rGlilK ut Washington, mid
his eAse VIII como beforu tho Loaylo ut its
alllltlnl meeting. ,u'"
, 1880-09-10
LIKE


The vcxeh QuestiDh Of wutcr, which l,us lnng
puzzled tho authorities of l.lko md iyLe IMrk,
seems 10 10 III arcr solution tl,a., II ,ysa4 nix
nltInths Or II yetr Ago. The agreement by which
Tho cnpartnerstlir In tho WNier- Wark4 was to bD
dissolved hy NItittu nKieN1nt, iiyto lAr!< p;,y.
Ing Lnku 800 D0 for hUr shnro Iii Tic wurkH, wiIs,
~ m nr!nlon of Il. H. Seetler. delivered to TIM
Hoard 0f Trustees at their meeting htld WpncS-
dny nftcr1!uon, shown IL a'u ltpraetcablc. Us tho
issuing Of certificates lot ti,l!obteIncss, with
w,n,td bo u.,co.,stitnuona, a'li ni thsss.: i,nS:
THO rosolution by which tho aulion nf lilo joEmt
lionr!s" was cOhcttrreu in WINS, ol motion III Mr.
Mn'rhcat, rocnnslslcrcii. Thu following roauIll.
tini1 WIS offered hy president 1ircatnr:
ftfAirett. Tint tho Luhu llour, of Trustees ro-
fltrc to rnnur In tho action nf tho jont lOnrtls
nl tho Village ut Hyde Fnrk and tho srtpw,t ut
Lake III rHteranco to tho snls to the Village Of
i!ytn rMrk lly tho 1uwtt 1T Lakb nf tho joint
WIter- nrks property. and t'lut tho Tpwi'+tt
l.nko REFUSES IL sill fts iniorcst III suid property
nM!n tho terms proposed.
ihG resolution WINS adapted.
Is plphnitlu that some ngreninent will ho
pntEhel Nr l,atwerll tle TWO ti,Wus wlnrci,y tho
oul,artnots1.ip W.T. 10 continued. Tic ,prescnt
WORKS VIII probably tlo reflHIvE to Il point tlenr
tho ttnn tIet,ycclt tho two t.,wns. uuu II tunnel
c1nHentinE fheM with tho tak1 b,li!t. Tic Hlt0
will Hlan he selHutcd with reference to rlltir,t
1nes!ites fnr dGIiyeEIf!K Gnat Its ter,tnfurp oil
the c0Al hRa bud To bp hi aIel s0ycrAk miles.
, 1880-09-10
The chicagos Now Within Four
Games Of the Chanpion-
ship Goal.
They Defeated the Cleveland
Team Yesterday In Well
Played Game.
Providence, Worcester, ,ard Cincinnati
Win from Troy, 1'oston, nnl
I3uilulo.
The Case Of Jones and the Boston Club
Races at Minneapolis aud
Elsewhere.
l}ASE-BAL.E,
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