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TO THE CONSUMERS
orc, Conrad & Co.'s Budweiser Lager Beer.

We beg to call attention to our Budweiser
lager beer, which is especially brewed for us,
of the finest imported material, Saazer hops
and Bohemian barley. A want long felt is a
pure wholesome article of beer, suitable for
nus ritivo purposes, and adapted for family
use. As n AeaIth-nourishing beverage it has
no equal, beng superior in flavor TO any
other, and free from all impurities. Iii daily
gaining in preference over the spurious wines
and liquors now in use. The only proof Of
the quality of an article lies in its effect, and
the difference between our beer and another
is fully MS great MS that between superior and
inferior wines, liquols champagnes, etc
To produce lirst-class article of this kind
the cost Of the ingredients is much higher,
the amount of attention necessary also being
greater than with the ordinary one, which
will account for our beer commanding a
higher price. The sparkling quality and
creamy foam of our beer is the result of nat
ural fermentation, and is not produced by
artificial means, rs with many other. All we
ask to prove our assertion, is comparison of
our beer with others and we herewith eau
ton consumers against all imitation of Bud
weiser beer, none being genuine except that
which bears on its label our trade mark, &c.
G. & Co." which is secured by U. S. Patent.
Ask for &c Conrad & Co.'s Budweiser Lager
Beer" TO be had at drug stores, groceries,
wine and liquor houses in general, through
out Germany France, Holland, Havana, on
the North German Lloyd steamers, Pullman's
palace cars, in Kentucky, Texas, Alabama,
Louisiana, Georgia, California, Nevada,
Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, Illinois, New
York and Massachusetts, and all railroads
and steamboats,
DALLAS BRANCH HOUSE,
506 Main street, under the Opera-house.
SrMnNa cant
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ROOontion Ball.

A grand reception ball was given the mem
bers of the colorod convention by the colored
|. o. o. +. last night, in the upper story OF
tho building opposite the 81. George hotel.
1t was n nice atlar and largely attended, and
all present enjoyed themselves TO the utmost.
The colored string band furnished delicious
music and the dance was entered into in
earnest and was kept up until lat hour this
morning.
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HE DALLAS HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1880,


OF tho singing society Frohslnn will DO given
on Saturday, February u, 1880, at Turner
hall, The programme 10 rs follows
First Grand procession Of all the masks
with music and Torches from tho Atlantic
Garden ~ Turner hal nj 1850 p, N, Every
mask Is invited 10 DIN IN the parade
Seeond-Solders march with song md
drum.
Third-llollsohuh tanz'wooden shoe dance
by tho Phttdeutsohen Quason club,
FouHh-Iheresen wala-ladles choice
sung by tho Froshinn, with orchestra
Flyo-Grand march, with yarlegaled Chi
nese lanterns, In the ballroom, One hun
dred lanterns are especially ordered ut heavy
expense, for this brilliantail
Six ordgesehichto,
Mrnagere, with all kinds Of wild
animals and beasts,
Elght-llumpty DumptY, m two pnrls,
Tickets, VI ladies free, Every npsk,
ladies ~ well as gentlemen 81, Tickets for
sale AT tho Market Drug store, China Hall,
Trinity gAr Factory, Charlie kahn's and
A. Summer n Co, Tickets, for members
only, ut Market Drug store,
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Mrs. Dale, of Waxahachie, who has been
visiting Mrs. 5. H. Cockrell, left yesterday for
home.
w. Fl. Beeden, special agent of the Tray
elers' Accident Insurance company, is in the
city.
Miss Mollie Smith, of Bonham, is visiting
the family of her brother, Mr.. Il. q. Smith, Of
this city.
Miss Nellie McCullom, one of Austins
fairest daughters, who has been visiting the
family of Colonel w. w. Leake, of this city,
left Monday evening for home. much to the
regret Of host of friends and admirers.
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The lithographng establishment and book
bindery of Miles Strickland, Galveston, is
one of the largest and most complete in the
State. II is the only bindery in Texas that
ever got a diploma for blank book manuhc-
turing. Strickland is the pioneer book binder
in the Southern country, and he has added
to his office all the late improvements and
machinery, until now it is without an equal
in the whole South. His prices are ms low
and his work as substantial as can be found
in the best offices in Eastern cities Send
for circulars and prices. Orders promptly
filed
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About 8 O'Clock the house of james
Moore, colored box-houso in Freedman.
town, was discovered to bo on fire. 1t wa,
put out by the people in the neighborhood
before much damage was done lo and his
wife built the house jointly out of their earn
ings, and they have not Cotton along well OF
late, She parted from him yesterday morn
ing, and charges him with lircng the build.
ing and threatens to have him arrested. She
thinks he did II TO spite her.
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Bates Apollo Restaurant,

What the famous "DelTonico" restaurant
Is 10 New YORK, the Apollo restaurant is e
Dallas; that is to say it is flrst-class in ever,
particular Mr.. w. II. Bates is the proprie.
tor, and is fast building up fine custom, fol
his tables are supplied with the very best
that can be obtained in this market, and il is
served in palatable manner.
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Important 10 Fort Worth and Terrell

N. Il, Craddock, Esq, Dallas;
DEAR SIR-Have instructed our agents at
Fort Worth and Terrell to sell excursion
tickets to Dallas on the 23d, to parties OF
five or moro, who may desire to attend the
performance to be given by John McCul-
Tough. Tickets will be sold on the morning
of the 23d and be made good to return anti
the Oath inclusive. Yours, very truly,
r. w. THOMPSON, JR.
General Passenger Agent I. e p. Il. Il.
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First orsOd aall OF tho sIOpIOO soooty Froh,IOI

| Wv N'F'' fH' w WV F''h"h FH'HI 'HNH''"
The frohsinn singing society gives mas
Qucrudo ball on the 2lst Of February, NJ the
Turner hall, which will be- one Of the grand
ost and most elegant affairs ever witnessed In
the city, The programme Is not complete
yet hut will DO published as soon rs possible,
We mention only u few parts of the rich pro-
grammo 10 show what the public may expect,
lsl, Grand march with masks, lanterns and
music from the club room, from Atlantic
garden to Turner hall. Everybody that in
tends TO visit the ball in mask is invited TO
join the procession,
ID soldiers march, with song and drum,
81, Grand monNgerie with all kinds Of
wild animals ind beasts
4th, Fortune tcllers,
9th, Grand march with varcgated Chinese
lanterns in the ballroom ono hundred
lanterns are especially ordered nj u heavy OK.
pCnie for this brilliant affair,
We call the attention of tho public
specially TO this last mentioned part Of the
programme, MS II will give magnificent
view,
r., kots, 81 90; lady free. Every masked
Indy or gentleman, Sl,00.
o. MEIsrERlIANs,
A. hosER, Secretary, Chairman.
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The St Charles Hotel has been renovated,
reftted, and is now kept by Mrs. A. V.
Spivy as a first-class boarding-house Rates,
board and lodging per week, So; day board,
"a; board per day, 81 to 81 so. Nice we'll
furnished rooms for families; also rooms to
rent,
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Information tor SVrengers.

Two things are essential for establishing q
reputation for keeping tirst-class bar. First
time to furnish the public the opportunity
of testing and comparing the qualities of the
liquors sold. Second, the combined assen,
of the best judges in confirmation of the
public verdict. These two essential requisites
have always given to Mr., Craddocl the first
place in Dallas among our own people, and
it is no reflection on Others to admit this fact
Corner Main & Austin streets,
and under st. George Hotel.
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Wichita Exchanaa.

j. G. Starke, at the above named saloon,
keeps the very best liquors, the finest cigars,
and has the contest little back room where
gentlemen can pass a pleasant hour in social
amusements. Don't forget the place.
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DRY GOODS.
~

Dress goods are now be-
ing opened, and we can
show the latest styles, fin
est fabrics ever brought 10
Dallas. Ladies' who have
been waiting for their Silks,
Satins, Worsted suitinos
would do well to call on us.
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We Are prppnred

We Are Prepared
To furnish 1.-THE trade" at manufacturer
prices, Browns celebrated remedies-sarsa-
parilla, dandelion and iodide of potassium,
vegetable liver pills, arnica liniment, arnica
salve, eureka ague pills, tar troches and
cough balsam, all prepared especially for
diseases of the South and West. Pure, safe
aud reliable.
GEo. T. ATKINS,
Wholesale druggist, Dallas, Texas.
july23d&w6t
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Messrs. A. & Il. Mittenthal are now re-
csiving their spring goods. They have
twelve hundred pieces Of new calicoes of the
latest styles. Their new line of carpets are
VI the best styles and are elegant and we'll
selected, and in the clothing line their stock
10 choice and will be sold at low figures.
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INDICATIONS ,

Warm ioahsriy MCfhO wi'Ids IN q'ros, By
Wednesdav, 10 colder northeriy wirdsi cloudv
weather occasional ram IN wssiorn portions Joi-
t0lped by clearing pedihrr,
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
wv j. l., THoMpsON ~ q candidate for
tho once OF Assessor and Collector, Election
April o, 1850.
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In Gentlemen's Clothino
and Furnishing Goods our
stock is complete, consist
ing of Dress Suits, Bust
ness Suits, White Shirts,
Underwear, Socks, Hand
kerchieis, Collars, Ties, &c,
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Wholesale and retail dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc.
Opposite express office, Dallas, Texas.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED no ANNOUNCE
w J,C, BOGEL, ~ candidate for re-eleo-
ton 10 the office OF Oily Assessor aud Col
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ELECTION NOTICES.

WTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W, v, MORTON, M q candidate for
re-eleetion 10 the onioe Of City Marshal. Eleo-
ton April y, lAs0.
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T. L. MARsALIs,
WHOLEsALE GROCER,

DALLAS, TENAh
on rsspfoia inducements 70 dealers
White Hose Flour, hupar
Kitchen Queen Flour MnlasseH,
alden Fruit Vinegar cone,
lialou, ltHTd n Hans, Teas,
Canned Goods, spoon HmkgFoWdeI
Agent fOr
HCHUIT2 a co. HANEsVlLLE, ONO,
CrLtlillAIED huAPr,
One carload lust received, Md onered ~ the
trafeAt low figures,
What's the height Of Thurman contentmeDt
Being on the outside Of Ben Loeb's fine
brands of wines, alos and liquon-and good
eatables,
Go 10 Zimmerman a. Co, 3 aud examine
their purchases for tho spring trade
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sbieids . Snn,r, Plain and decorative in the
Main st. latest styles and designs.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
wv Mr., TiIOh, WALKER, ~ u candidate
Tor uity Aaaeahor aud Collector, NJ the ensuing
April election.
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Superb stock Of Carpets,
consisting Of Brussels, In
grains, 2and 3 Ply, ofevery
pattern and at prices with
in the reach Of all; Oilcloths
of every Width. Quality
and Price.
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Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, by RICHARD Conn,
tt 6079 Main street.
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feb1-1ul

window Glass, (For window sash, store
Shields Young3 doors, hot bed and pie
Main st. lures.
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Window glass at Shields & YOungs, Main
street.
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No. GIG Elm Street.
Tailors wanted by Zimmerman & Co.

ALI the novelties of the season in gentle
mems wear at Zimmerman Il Co.'s.
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notwithstanding my unfortunate educa-
ton, being raised in Arlansaw, ETC., | defy
competition, claiming to have the best assort-
ed stock of hardware in North Texas.
r. L. BELL,
feb1-lm 4lO Elm street
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Seed Corn.
40. Charles Rsopencd.

Atlas Portable Engine took Firsr Pre-
MUM Mt st Louis Fair, 1879.
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Pictures (Chromos. Steel Ensravinoa
SHIELDS 4 x aouns and Autographs, picture
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% HINI0 TTNTTNNWI
A. MosER, Secretary. Chairman.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1880-01-10
Billieu, de Lafourche, sont les seuls
que nous ayons cntendu mentionner

Billieu, de Lafourclie, sont les seuls
one nous ayons cntendu mentionner
jusqu'ici.
La Geta-l -eOpc0nIs d -IAthisis
l"nisianais a etc brillante; rassem-
blee etait nOmbrense 1T tous les eta
Grs de- In sale de rOptra etaie.t
plrins dc monde. La lecture DIES ma
nuscrits etc frtqnemmcnt interrOm.
pue par DIES ACCOMPLISHMENTS. La
mtdaille dor pour L. copconrs d'hon-
mes a etc donnee d VI. Frederic Fries,
cclui gui n rrmporte Ian dcrnicr Ia
n,edaillc d'argent, 1T In medaillr pour
lc concOnrs de fcnimcs Il etc rcmise 4
Nine Armand Cousin, dc Bonfouca,
paioisse ST. Tammany. Tn bean ia
bleau allfgoripue de VI. Genin. repre-
seniant In Lonisiane. await etc expo
So M foyer et les invites FONT fort ad-
n,i'e. La troupe StIakosch est raiti
Ia scnaine derniere ct mardi Ia trou-
pc Grau est arrivtc; ellie q debute le
lcndemain an Grand Opera House.
rue dn Canal, en- Dormant Ia File ds
Nine Angof. Ce sOir ellie nous d"nnc-
IA la premiere representation du Pc
h puc. opera de LecOcq, don't le sue
cts a etc eclafant Il Paris.-La cor
vctte francaise Chdtedu Rcndn, com
mandant Desnony, armee de Init ca
mons 1T portant 2I2 homipcs. est arii-
wee dams notre port. veBaut de Ia
Martinique. II va nombre d'aun:cs
que nous n'aviOns eu Ia visiie dun
navire francais, ct son arrivee cst
dan tres grand inteiet pour les po-
pnlatiOns francaise ct creole le notrc
Vile. Son stjour lei ne srra qnc dc
vingt jonrs ct l'hospitalite de In vile
scra graciensemcnt Offert Il ses OFF,
ciers. lie Journal dM Hdrre parle du
proiet de Ia creation dune ligne de-
steamers entire IL Havre ct In Non
velle-O Orleans ct de Ia rcnIise par NJ.
Leon ChOttean au president Grevy
dc In petition de nos neg'ciants 4 ce
snjct.-I.e noMbre de persOnncs ar
refees en vile pour diverses crimes
ct mffaits pendant rannee 1879 s'Gle-
.ysA-lA.2i2~Us-s6esas p0asnA- Al
fred JOHNSON achcte nm yiDgfIemc
du billet de In lntrrie de In Havane
Qui gagne le prix de 5000, 400; mais
II men pas prOfitf, L. mafci,and Sc.
tant presente chez lni pendant son
absence ct ayant demaDde 4 Ia fem
me du nagre de lni montrer le billet
II r'examina, L. plia 1t passa d Ia fem
me nm autrr billet. pnis SO prit d con'
rir.-L'honorablc Morris Marks. col
lrcteur du revenn, etc assault
comps de cannes sur In rue dn Cana
samedi sOir par NJ. Sam st. Martin
dc Donaldsonville, qui 81 plaignai
d'avoir etc froidement recu par L
cOllecteur d son bureau. Les cOntri
buttons en- aveur des Orphclins d.
general Hood s'elevaient jusqn'au
janvier i eli, ,6N 43.-L'anniversair,
DE- Ia bataills de In Nouvelle-O -Orlean
a etc dignement celsbre anjourd'hu
par les organisations militaires.
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Correspondence de- Ia Nlle-0rlsans
NOUvELLE-ORLEANs,
i janvier 1850.

C'est lundi prochain one s'assem-
bic Ia nouvell~ legislature ct depuis
qninse j"nrs IL sergcUt-d'armes Soc
cnpe dn mettoyagc de Ia maisOn DE-
tat. JusqnA present pea .le repiesen-
tanta amt arrives. I.~liemtenant gOn-
vernenr elm McEnery eat lei depuis
hier; lie gopvernemr Wiltx n'est lias
encore assrs complAtement r3tai'li
pour presider le sSnat 1 son onvertn.
n ct &c cOrpa aura nOmmer nm pre-.
sident temporsire qni pr6sidera jus.
Qua Installation Gn n0uvcau lien.
tenant. gouvernear. Aussit6t apres
con organization In legislature devra
prs,c3der au depouilleusemt des votes
pour le gouvernenr ct 10 lieutenant
eWuvcrue1r. Nous ne savOns encore
Quels setout les candidate pour lee
foWctions d'orateWr de In chambre
lee nOms dcs hOnOrnbles X. \. Og-
tleM, de In Noavrllc. Orleans, ct j. :.
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L'AbeiVe rappOrte que dams In mutt
du 5 ianvier Nine Aimee Reybaud,
veuve du commodore Reybaud. q etc
surprise dams son lit par des vOleurs,
lice ct baillOnnee. Ainsi mise en- etat
d'impuissance II lul fallu assister au
devalisement de ses meubles pendant
que Pun des vOleurs. reste pres d ellie,
l'etraignait AL cou d'une'main ct a IN
bOuche lie l'autre pour remPAcher de
crier. lis FONT laissee soigneusement
garrotee ct ce nest qu'apres de longs
efforts qu'elIe u pu sc debarrasser de
ses liens ct aller reveiller son frere
aui couchait dams une piece vOisine.
Nine Reybaud est Ia sGur de notre
ex-concitoyen NJ. jacques Massicot,
ct c'est pr0bableinent le frere qu'ellc
a do appeler A sOn secours.
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NeWt'tre . ~. JNe9sseS.-
L'AbciNe rappOrte que dimanehe
dernier, entire trOis ct quatre heures
de l'apres-midi, sur rancienne habi-
tatiOn Valconr Aime, aujOurd'hui
propriete de NJ. John Burnside, d
cinquante-sept miles au-dessus de Ia
willie, John Jones, negre, age de tren-
te-cing ans, travaillant sur Phalpita-
tiOn, q ste tue par Ferdinand Wal
ker, negre, qui s'etait arme dun fu-
sill de chasse charge a pOstes. James
rccu quinze postes au cote garlche,
au-dessOus des c0tes. II est mort une
-demi-heure apres avOir etc blesse.
ferdinand ma pas ete arrete.
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LiSte deS lettreS

Restant 3 Ia POst0 do Bonnet C0ff0
10 Q JanvteH.
Les lctfrcs Iui We sont pas suiiisamment
atiranchies doivent ltire Rvant livraisOn.
La poste est fermee le diInxnchc.
Baptiste, Eosslie ct ! Leach, II
Phiiipp , Rosrtte. Nit 4hcil. Richard,
Burton Julien Morell David Y. &. f2s
Humphrey Mrs. Carol. Prince Miss Cosnelsa,
Larnulic, A. J.t2l Ris., Henry.
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VI sIAN N e.

Sssieise d'ssn CAinsis.-
Uimanche dernier le coroner . etc
appele pour faire une enQuete sur le
corps dun Chinois qui s'etait pendu
sur Phabitation de NJ. Joseph lie.
Bourgeois. Ce Chinois await soixan-
te-onze ans environ ID depuis long
temps II etait mnlade ct soufffait
beaucoup. l)ernierement II lui await
pris Ia fantaisie de &c couper 10 queue,
ct des lors II await etc republic par tOus
scs amis; car, on salt que tout &C que
pOssedc d'hODneur un ChinOis reside
dams cette Tongue queue qu'ils por-
tent d la nuque. Meprise ct repOusse
par ses cOmpatriOtes, baAni de leur
sOciete, ne pOuvant sc prOcurer le
pain quOtidien, II sc decida alOrs 4
renOncer aux vanites de ce monde,
ct attachant une corde 4 un sOliveau
de sa cabane II sc cOucha, s'attacha
In corde au cOu, se preoipita hOrs du
lit ct se laissa suffOJuer. Ses cOmpa-
triOtes refuserent dc le voir ct qhand
on ALA les prier de Pinhumer lis re-
pondirent de le jeter a reau.
Jeudi est decelec, rive droite, Nine
Ursin ROdrigue, nee Louisa Arce-
naux, Agee de trente ans. Sea restes
ont etc inhumes hier au cimetiere de
lEglise st. JEAN -Baptiste.
L'enfant de NJ. Lucien Triche, qui
await ete brfll6 10 selnaine derniere,
est mort le lendemain.
IaeeW1ie.-
Samedi deruier, vers midi. Ia resi-
dence de NJ. Norbert Schexnaydre,
sur la rive droite du fleuve, q etc de-
truite par le feu. Des etincelles sOnt
tOnbees sur le tOit lie la cuisine, atte-
nant . Ia maison ct les 6amlnes sc
sont rapidement etendues ct ont bien-
tot embrase toute Ia bAtisse. Une par
tie des meubles . pu etre sauvee,
nais dams une condition pitOyable.
La perte sleeve 4 environ $500.
1eWsptrot0ee.-
Nous avons dcpuis quelque temps
une temperature exceptiOnnelle pour
In sAisOn: On dirait nlutAt IA, tlrin.
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temps quet , l'hiver. Generalement
les debuts lannee etaient rsGioutes
pour Ia ses 1ls du temps, qui, a cette
pluvieux. Cette aimee, c'est pOppO-
Sc; a Ia chaleur extraordinaire Sc
joint un temps tres sec ct ksau.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-24
SolnnaI alo Goarier.
Monday Morning, May 24, 1880.
Local News.
For other Local Nevs see second paae.l
Base Ball.

Gala Day for the Yale Freshmen.
 The day of the first class game with Har- yard is one that is looked forward to by ev- cry Yale freshman as memorable epoch in his college life for on that day he will either become participant in that exclusively col lege enjoyment of sitting on the fence, or he will still remain stranger to it's much-coy- eted rails. Last Saturday was such day to the present freshman class. After much delay and mutual suspicion game was finally decided upon, and the Harvard freshmen came to New Haven for the first game. Ru- nor had it that they would easily be de- feated by their New Haven opponents, and in this as in most athletic matters rumor was decidedly in the wrong. MT. Hitler, the um- pire called play at BIO, and the Harvard men went to the bat, but failed to score, while the Yale freshmen scored one on base hit and two errors of Harvard. This was the only run of the game and was secured more by good fortune than fine playing. Through out the remaining eight innings both hines played with great steadiness, exhibiting skill and coolness that would have done credit to professionals.
 The pitchers did most of the work, it being the general opinion that Harvard would do well to make MT. Smyth pitcher of her Uni versity nine. In the field the playing of Slo- cum, of Yale, and Fuller, of Harvard, was especially fine. Although the Yale freshmen have. won the victory and taken the fence, they must remember that there is one, and perhaps there are two more games to play, for which, in order to win, the most constant practice is required, for their antagonists of Saturday proved themselves their equals at least, and that, too, on strange grounds. Below is the score of the game:
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-24
Mrs. stowe's Orange Plantation.

A paragraph has just been started in the papers stating that Mrs. Harriet Beeche, stowe's orange ground in Florida yielded al the rate of two thousand dollars an acre. All orange groves do not pan out so handsomely. Mrs. Stowe explains this particular case say. ing she has recently sold an acre planted with orange trees, mostly young, for $2, COG and this is the only possible foundation fo1 the statement that an acre yields this sum. But though no such extravagant profits are to be realized, Mrs. Stowe says unqualifedly that she does not know better investment for money than may be made in a good grove. The return is considerable and de cidedly better than can be had from ordinary crops, and the labor involved is not great During the past hundred years there has beer one in which the trees were frost killed, an6 the loss at that time was not as serious as has sometimes been stated. Part of her owT plantation consists of trees which passed through the frost, recovered and are now 1T good bearing condition.