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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-13

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SdjluBnotirnngeu: Sch So 1882; sterling
Gsdis( 4.85-854. 8uuoes. O6ligatiouen,
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Central 1919, grie 44g, gafe5bors 1893, Silt
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Tortbpeilern 939, 90. Prioritdteu 1861, JtOds
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tperber.
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ihren 3ipDtijdbriseu Sobu burb SeruablGiiis
gung unb 9raulanle 8ebanolun9 9et0otet gu
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idleiniid tDDtlid9 eerlett. Die Baia9iere
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Der BON Rorfolt uad gterpsDorf 6eitimnre
Iufternidooner yW artin s. Gran.
ger" III i'll Der oorlebten geadyt nahe Som8>
Hiper, H.>S., 9eidleitert. Die aus iedS Ser.
ionsn beittbenbe VfanHl9aft ipuroe gerettat.
28m. s. Ganior, Der ebemaltge Staats.
quottor BON 8wginien, rpuroe gaitern iriib III
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Dennis &earues's xserhasfus,a.

. s ro Co, II. .Wat3.-Oennl5
aearnep erldien beute Sornl1ttas uor benz Bos
li5eigeridte. @r erflarte, er lei ;ur Bro3elts
ring bsreit uno psrlaHge lueber @.ihDorelle,
ned antpalt, nod @ntlaftnngs;eugeu Ser 80
l3ii, ipeldlcr als baupti Selaltnnss,sltse
auitritt, mar abweienb, I'M geuiIe aslpere 3sl,s
gen auisuluden, unb bic SerbaHoungen nut.
Ben babcr bis morsen rib psrihobsI.
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Die Giittcmras eftlmittsI peroen praportrt poit
gpnibngton zStrabc Yofton, ua6 itn6 5ei a1eu Drss
suiilen gu 9aben. Breis 0es Gutt cara fIeine ghdz
len 30 @eHts, 9roBe 8hpien, speIde al bic Qualiz
tlttt Der tletncn entbacn, 81. JicioIpent, 81 pie
iFI0ide. 6uttcuras SCiie, 25 Gents pro 5tud,
mtteiii $pit 50 Gents; brci Stad 70 Gents.
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Ser Iektc gSaiDtnetoner sfanoaI.

q, Qod1poob 6at Elm @drsibsn psr5ffIentlid5t, in
tpeldem iie Den Senator 5ill ansrsift unO benz
lslben perihiebensr unmoraltiAer 5auoluHssH
beidjulbigt. 6r. 5iu bat oa5 S9reiben
prompt srfuioert uno 5rau 9odlpooo's Auga=
ben ais 9ii8eu beseiAnet. Ser Senator erfldrt.
bic anflagsu ielen tetner tueiteren auin1erfs
ian,feit iuiiroia, als stner einfaasn 8ioerreoe.
SDspopr SDpmaS.
Cincinnati, II. yfdrS. - 3bsooor
2bomas lUIte beute ietne Serbiuoun9 nit benz
btefsen @iuitf, Gonierpatoriutn. Ct miro ies
bod baS im na6iten Stat itattfiuOenOe MIiits
fnf1 1r,tef1
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9as SnGwaNer tan weigysEapps.

Jfetp,D rlc ms, Z. dIlars.-1Ili Oallnl<
brut iit an osr 2spse in Der Ndbe Der ssaierne
eingetrets1t. Die idaSbaite 5taue miro 70
idlnell, als n69tid, als9ebsliert u!lo cine groBe
Shaar arbeiter 1T bauit beia,aitiat, oie leuee
su ifarten. 0as WaiIer i'm WliIliappl lebt
10 bod, oaB ernalide 8eior9niiTs setee,tisrtigt
idetuen. @tne 80 SuB breite @rtoaiit miro
bonn gapon eaiourGe, fiiaf Dfeiien iinterbalb
2odport, bsrthtet. Der 9taatss sSnaenieur
tpirb mor9sn arbsitsr uns Weaterial sbitbidsn,
ana ben Sdaoen su rspariren.
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40. 9abrgattg.
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usb tann elne fsIaibe
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gfr. 122, Eapette=, obc,halb $arfitr.
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compressed yeast).
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s.rer 5efe ftt TN Diarfte beinoen, 70 bot ole d1e
H,egbeie unfer,s Eabritates aut iebem Badete ben
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n1unsen.
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Natrtsz3epot: gsr. "a, osEntasusS Strnhs.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-13

esilleltn gfbnrOt,
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nent itin.
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Collins
9otta ids flsiirii4;t
asllaS.cr.

eiutn iauften, aher coHtlr
iptlGtr ioiort oen Shmer,
aUrpertbeiIe teIeUt unb
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raIaia unb Sciatica beiit.
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Mtan bite iid Dor 6Glidunaen.
NeoHftion BON 4atets
flr
9rufiadleH! Srnfiabeng

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Seiu auaare5 Ulittct tn ber
9Selt idat 10 RAID oen ilyaz
rcEiSmu5 oe5 h0hIten, inf
telliiuen Sbmer5e9. 0ieie
Biiaiter oertbelIcn our1
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ftillt, ihlDatbe ln6 gsIibmte
tanfc IunBeu. 6erBEtopfeH,
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gicamt nur bic Ashtsn!
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2iiiabou, 10. Mar3.- OaS nliliiItcrieIle
SOurnal yYro9reilo" ertldrt III 8s5ng auf Die
aneebli9e 4bfd)t Der Ser. Staaten, aOlouie'n
OIL Der @effiiite bon 4Trita 81 ernerbeu:
rBOrtu9al iolte fdb Slid basn piniden,
bic Amerifaner oils Nahbarn in afrita gu CT,
balten. Die groBe 0epubltf TT niat fahis, Die
Rsdlte Yortusars an5ntaIten, ionOera piiroe
im Gsgentbeile unisre Golonis'n gegen Die 4n'
Griffe Gualano'5 if]iiben."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
The OLA siory Again.

NNNlANl "NNNHNNf
Thegesolutions drawn up by Mr.. Conk-
ling and adopted by the Utica conyen-
ton, indicate very clearly the character
OF the political campaign the Republican
party will carry on after the Chicago
convention,
The resolutions declare that there
are grave and threatening dangers,
due TO the mere existence OF tbs Dam
ooralio party, as we'll ~ TO ia violent
and unlawful efforts TO oycraae and sub
vert State governments, 0a represented
by the conduct of ita leaders in Mlino
and In several Southern States, thereby
intending TO secure control OF the Cen
eul Government by deeds of violence
and fraud" etc, etc. To put down m
element annoying to the Republican
party on account Of its opposition "a
Republican enormities, Grant ia dea'
ignated as the only man capable OF
Saving society" that 10 making II inn
possible for any opposition TO tho re-
publican party to have an existence
This IL tho sum and substance OF Mr.
Conkling's platform and thntwill be the
spirit Of the Cacago conventions plat
form, The campaign will be one OF
violent denunciaton OF the Southern
people; bloody Outruges innumerable
will be manufactured aud the war Issues
and the negro will be brought to the
front by the leaders Of political organ
i1a,ion who can give no reason for It's
existence save that IT is necessary ioI
Republicans TO hold all the offices, plum
der the Treasury and establish u "strong
government" 10 place of ia republic,
which is inimical to their principles.
The Southern people may rs well be
prepared for another six months of vile
Instrumentation and SANDER. 1t can not
hurt them, and they who utter the foul
lies will simply DO wasting their breath.
All the Southern people can do, and all
they ought to do, ia to vote solidly for
the Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency and do their utmost to overthrow
the party of fraud and violence, that the
battle on that coming gray November
day may not be fought in vain. The
reply to the Republican ialshoods 10
easy and overwhelming.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
ORDINANCES.

a n ORDNANCE PROHIBITING the obs
N Struclon of sidewalks.
Be il ordaiued by the CITY Council OF the city
SECTION /, II shall be unlawful for any one
TO obstuct any sidewalk iu this city by sell
or Offering for sale, by auction or otherwise,
any goods, wares or merchandise on such side
walk,
place any barrel or barrels, box or boxes, or
wood or other substance on amy sidewalk In
this city 50 as TO obstruct the passage along
such sidewalk, or any part thereof. NO one
shall have or maintain any DuiJ stand,
hucksters' stall or other stall on any side
walk in the city of Dallas.
Sec 3. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
or persons to hang any sign orany obstruction
across any sidewalk at q loweroT les helgth
than eight feet, and further, II shall be I'M
lawful for any person or persons To nail sticks
planlis or pins or partially drive nails IN or
10 the wal s of awning posts along any slde-
walk, or TO expose barb wire on sald SIDE
walks.
Sec, 4. Ifany one shall by loud talking OF
any unusual act or exhibition a tract crowd
on any sidewalk and shall refuse TO deslst
when requested 10 do SO by any police or
other city officer, he shall be deamed guilty OF
u MI. demeanor, aud upon conviction be
fined in any sum not exceeding Twenty-Five
dollars, ana this Shall apply ALSO 10 any one
composing such crowd engaged In the OBJ
struction of sa d sidewalk.
Sec. 5. IL shall b9 uunwlGl 10Y any person
or persons to @ b struct any sidewalk IN front OF
any cnurch theatre, or otEer pubic place
or places of buslM sss, or in any way obstiuct
the passage IN or out OF my sucn Cnurcn +,
theatre, or other public place.
Sec. g. Nothing in this ordinance shall be
70 construed us TO prevent any mercnhnt
from occupying not to exceed one-half OF any
sidewalk in receiving and forwarding goods.
wares or merchandise provided, mat lhey
shall not occupy said sidewalk, even whi q
thus engaged, for longer space than six
hours. Every merchant or owner OF Il build
ing fronting on any street shall BE- allowed
moi to exceed II inches on the inside OF the
walk for show windows or the display OF
goods but nothing on the outer edge OF such
sidewalk.
Sec I. Every day that any obstruction
thal remain upon any sidewalk in this city
shall be conpidered violation of the police
regulations herein contained, and shall con-
stitute separate otfense, and be punished as
such
Sec s. Any one violating any section of
this ordinance shall be deemed guilty OF a
misdsmeanor, and upon conviction In the
Mayors court in the city OF Dallas, shall be
fined in any sum not exceeding twenty-five
dollars.
sec. .. That an ordinance entitled Gan
Ordinance Prohibiting the Obstruction OF
Sidewalks" approved July IL, 1876, be and
the same Is hereby repealed.
sec. TO- That this ordinance shall take
effect from thirty days after its passage and
publication.
Approved February 90, 1850.
Attest j. NJ, THURMOND, Mayor.
j, Il. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
Forthe Herald


Earthly tifs are often broken,
FOR tribe irirndAhip sayrfndl
Pa'trd, iHfii without one lOken,
10 recall tbs iVNe We treasured,
Dreams 0f wrong ne'er intended,
klNdln passions lnio II img
And the brrguh We inlsht have mended,
Grove ~ Vide ~ ocean main,
Woods NJ rold, dlsdainful meaning,
From friend slrlKo Ia tle soul
Yet, ihe vOnad, lnOush Inadp upbreminH
nryer heni' -sllll mny grow old,
rhrughllC sly we cast a sorrow,
Audsnm fond, warm heart eatfnnBai
81 "a iRy Wa bligni Tho morrow
sunshine into hArlinuas chADga,
Few, ah, few have found the 70 o.,
Ia ihnlr sad heat, Iulioap ~,
nlghlrst nOp8s That NE dlsNCfes,
clean visa shadows VI regret,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

and signs for the discovery Of new In
formation about the ancient Masonic
organization aud IN consequences reyel-
atoms as TO the origin ofaneienl sooieiy,
We do not for the moment wish 10 add
anything more and reserve for the
future theful hearing and results Of the
discovery made by Lieutenant Com-
mAnder iorringe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

IN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
~ fparoundlng OF hOrsc5 aud cattle found
running ut large in the city Of Dallas,
Be it ordained by the City Council of the city
of Dallas
SECTION lst. That it shall be unlawful for
anyone to allow any horses, males or cattle,
10 run at large in the streets OF the city Of
Dallas, provided that any COW IN actusl use
as a fnilk cow may be allowed to run atlalgo
f.om O'Clock n. IN. until 8 O'Clock D. n.
ANY person owning any COW, horse, or other
animal, having been once impnunded, who
shall allow such ANNA to run on the streets
shall he deemed guilty OF misdemeanor ana
ined in any sum not exceeding $40,
SEC I'D ltshall be the duty OF the City Mar
shal to take up and impound any cattle,
horses, or mules found In the streets OF the
city OF Dallas, except mix cows In actual use,
as provided for in the above and foregoing
section. ID. H.. .t..ii ,
SEC. Sd The City Marshal shall imponnd
them ns above provided, and within one day
thereafter shall put up q notice containing 8
description of tho animals andlfive days alleI
such notice is pcs'ed at the courthouse and
market-house tile City MarEhai shall sell the
cash He snail charge flty cents for taking
up such animal and thirty cents day Iof
taxing core OF such animal, After deductlpg
the expense he shall Iettirn the balanee OF
proceedsof sale, III any, TO the lQwper. II no
owner cal With In twenty days fJrths amount
then il shall be paid into the city treasury,
The Citv MarshaI shall Keep a book giving
the description Of all animals imlopnded,
tve date OF sale and amount realized. q
SEC. 18th, That this ordinance 90 into erect
from and afts>' its pasenge md pubjcan0n,
Apurovpd Fe'I. y, 1850. Signed L- i.sl y
Attest: al j. ]; NJ; THUR4oNp, .l
il B. HEREroap, City sec'y. rp. + Mayor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
CnucIIing In Church.

No place in the world equals London fol
the constant barking kept up in the churches
1t is like perpetual flsiadc of small arms
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and gel
rid of their cough? 1t is the most wonder
full remedy the proprietors warrant it in
every instance. Let all coughers give it q
triol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
ESTRAYE I'D.

Taken up by W Bashly and estrayed before
w w Peak, Justice of the peace, Jan. D, 1890.
One light bay horse blazed face, years old /,
"a 10 hands high, both hind feet white, no
brands Valued at $50. Also one light bay
mare, blaze face, 7 years old IA hands high
branded on left shoulder d, branded on right
shoulder (indescrbable). Value $40.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
THE FOLLOWING FRIES;

1850 PriZes. SIIE,4UU
Whole Tickets 81. Half Tickets 81
q Tickets, $50. 80 Tickets 800.
All applications for club rates should be
made to the home office.
Full list OF drawing published in Louisville
Courier-Journal ana New York Herald ana
mailed to all ticket-hoders. send all orders
by money or bank draft in letter,or by express,
Orders OF SO and upward by express can be sen t
at our expense. Address X. NJ. Boardman.
Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, KY, or
at No. l63 Broadway, New York. sepl3
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

Jw smith es'rh,s before Hewitt. Jus
tice ofgti e9pesfe % DAG Snrrel h@rses about q
vears I'D, about IS hands high. Nlsscd face, 3
white !ett tWh ffbht' tnd'cnebehip2 4 TEN
shoulder; unr4 ss,1elihJSu HsGic, h. s.r o years
Old, about l3bsg3slhiig![i. ,qne black horse pony
ISisb! md s5rniLsthjlIon. abori h or IA yoass
old, branded Won LEW thigh, about IL hands
high, bazed facet one .s0frel horse star in
forehead and White hind fbot, abo,itill hands
high, Z or years old. Value sl0oa Filled FEB.
%, lsSO. .-urlAI ll.LLIr IeD25W3W D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

Taken up by W Noles aid estrpyed before
w NJ Edwards. justice OF the peace, Feb. 6, 10
One grey MARI, 'hbout u l,2 lIauds high
branded o on LETT slioniler. about ORB years
old. one light grey plare, about u hands high
about 7 or years old. branded y b on both
hips. One black horse male, about II hands
high, branded g on right shoulder. Yaiue
SIX 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

Taken mp by A i Floyd and estrnyed before
w w Peak justice OF the peace, Dec. g, lsYa
one yellow mare, years cld II hands high,
branded on hin, LETT, aud lef, shoulder, brand
not dist.ng punishable aud valued at SIS. One
grey mare, years OLD, IS hands high, branded
X on lett shoulder and on rightshouderj
and valued Mt SIS. .stt L.1iGs.i4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
III, g,,i Orphan Memorial Fund
General C. r. Reauregard,
New orleans, 1850.

The entire proceeds arising from the sale of
this work are devoted to The Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund.- WHICH Is invested in United
states Registered Bonds for the nurture, care,
support and education Of the ten infants de-
prived OF their parents last summer at New
Orleans, (the melancholy incidents of which
sad bereavement are still fresh In the public
mind.)
The book is an elegant octave, co ntainin
300 pages, with ilno photograph likeness and
II line steel engraving. made expressly for the
work. four large maps OF battle fields, bound in
handsome gray English cloth, at THREE DOL
LARS, or in a line sheep binding, with marble
edge. THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
In half bound Morocco, library style, FOUR
DOLLARS, or In best Leyant Turkey Morocco,
full gilt sides and edges FIVE DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person RENTING by
mail or express, OF tke amount in q registered
letter or by apostal order bank draft, or check,
COPY Will be Immediately sent free of postage
gistercd rs second class matter, 81.
The volume ia published in the best style OF
typography, ON elegant paper, with illustra-
tons, Executed as highest specimens ofart.
The author the subject the purpose, oil alike
render 1t worthy aplaoe 10 every libIary,--on
avery desk,-0r upon the book shelf of every
house In the country.
Agents wanted In every town and county in
the United states, and preference will be
given to honora1ly discharged VETERANS rom
the army.
40 the ladies, who feel desire TO express
theirsynpatlly with The Hood Orphan Memo
rial Fund, the sale of this book among theircir-
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contributing substantial aid to SO deserving
For FERNS, Rates TO Agents, ETC., address
withfull particulars, j 70 sr
Gen. G. r. Beauregard, Publisher
ON behalf of The Hood Memorial Orphan Fund
an30 ft .d di afi New Orleans, La.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

David " W aters eHtrays before Il George.
One hotse. about IL IL hands high, about %
yehfs.oid, brahf tiotclfed, looks more IKE d
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the fsce 10 white fest Il Nalue sSVu Filed ateb
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times at the bat, u1> CO..
exat putt ssistca Sanii Isl md
ngs - Sis. Rfa punfaps i .s1o re ~ IS eldns
Harry Wright is IN excellent IT,,
but he 10 by no means infalible as q asmnpagg1I.
is certainly wrong in scoring an earned"F. NJ
Il three-base hit after two chances for QUIZ ot1
becn offered and base on bulls given. ~
According to nn interesting article in the Cin-
cfnnat Enquirer, the glory OF base ball pitcher
IS evnneseent, and bntsmen get tho bang or MS
delivery in about three or four seasons, 80 that
then there remains for him naught ont uil-
salarted oblivion or the pEosae II useful 9uck. e.
world hns long accepted without hesttadon-nt-
tie pitchers have long years-NctD York vorfd
secretnry Young has written to the Cleveland
Herald thus in regard to a recent dispute:
5aiy 1-pExK 81; Yours q Tie 2sth iii rsselved;
end be called anti' he pey whea won xas a sSm
TO count and be recorded as the score OF the g9me
T.sa Svs psen
sd 4sa. q 'e record to which he yis g15y sn
who had PLAYED IN i've Or more games have haa
T. ISL so53Sas s so We!ch
Ba!ls Az stFikfs @ 9s!
100 Ward-BaIls. 3llv: strikes, $50. White
Balls. 2,GzI; strikes, 8sl Galvin-Balla, 2,2U,;
strikes, 81. Fplcy-Balls, 1,743; strikes, 5T:
Goldsmitt1-Balls: 1,lo7;. strikes, AGO. Pur-
Balls, SIS; strikes. 225. Larkin-
Balls, 52s; Strikes, 1877: Driscoll-nalls,
10; strilhes, 1os Dradley-Dalis. 4es; strikes.
Balls, 828; strikes, S. Average. balls per
Jos: Larkin. lo5: .Driscoll, gt;
McCorpick, y3; WEIGH, 81: Bond. 90: Foley, 81;
Purcell S.; Richmond, S.; White. 81; Calvin, |
Is: Poortnin. Il: Wnrd. 70: McGonfgle, 65;
Goldsmith. 70: Corey 81: Bradley: y Aver
age strikes per game-Driscoll, B: McCormick;
20; Corcoran. 20: Bond and Foley, 26; WEIGH and |
Lurkin. y; Goldsmith and White, 25; poorman, !
X; Ward and Calvin, q: Richmond and Corey, |
l9; Purcell, IS; Mcaonigle, IT; Bradley, II. |