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THE Board Of Supervisors convened
on Monday, for the special term re-
quired by law to be held on the first
Monday preceding the sitting of the
Circuit Court. There was very little
business for its consideration, and it
adjourned the same day.
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TO My FRIENDS.

take pleasure in announcing to my
friends and customers that I am still at
my post in the employ of A. F. Burdine.
al the same stand as formerly occupied
by Shell & Burdine, and will be pleased
to serve them at any and all times.
Respectfully, r. B, BuRD1NE.
April u. 1esl-tf.
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Country WerCha n1s are cor
daily invited To call and cx-
amino eur stock. we are
prepared to meet Casters prices
fret HEst added.
EEK FORD Il RFsS.
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Mid Gloves.

we have just received large
line of Ladies' Three and Four
Button and Lace KID GLOVES.
in the most popular spring shade
and Of the best quality, whice we
offer at ex trcmeIy low figures.
aislm STERN HHtS'
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hih END va fouuaif q, 'o'o
SIR--My child, five years old. had symp
toms OF worms. tried caloniel and other
Worm Medicines but tailed to expel any.
Seeing MIR. Baln's certificate, got vial of
Worm Oil. and the first dose brought forty
worms, and the second dose so many were
passing did rot count them.
s. RI. AnANe
Prepared by Dr., L. s. LYNDON. A'hens.
Ga Jan sam.
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Capt. Thos B. SYKES, PresideIt,
publishes q call for meeting ofthe
stockholders of the Elyton Il A'er-
deem Railroad, to occur on Thtrs-
day, April 28th.
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CST'T0N SHIPMENTS.

The shipments of cstton from
Aberdeen, for the season commenc
ing September LIST, 1880, up to April
ID, 1881, amounted to 9,945 bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21
Yo UR HOUSES

PAINT YC UR HOU SEES
We have just received q
large invoice of White
Lead, pure Boiled and
Raw Linseed Oil Vane
Calvert Zoos pure Mike d
Paints, all of which we
sell atthe very lowestmar-
ket prices. These Goods
were bought while the
market was down and
will be sold accordingly!
j w EckfOrd & Bro
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CL0TBlNG.

Our spring stock in this line is
now complete, and buyers will and
the best styles and lowest prices
by calling on us.
al8Im, STERN BROTHERS.
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JAMES BALDWIN, colGed, Foreman
If the Aberdeen coloied Fire Com
oany, had his Company out, in full
inform, for a regular monthly
wasl,," on Friday evening.
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Wo are Wholesale and
Retail Liquor Dealers and
can offer special induce
monts to parties buying in
q usntities.
j w TcF ford Il Bro.
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VIM E. MIcKLF, Secretary OF the
Mobile Agricultural, Horticultural and
Mechanical Fair ASSOCIATION, las our
thanks for complimentary ivitatlon
to attend. The Fair comm'lces on
Monday, May end, and cont ues the
anIire week
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Constantly on hand our cele-
brated brands, difference" ssDe-
light" and Mine Daughters' To-
baccO. Country Merchants would
do we'll to call at
I. MAYER'S.
ioS
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The Aberdeen Guards, under COM
mand of Capt. GEO. O. PAINE, were
ont for drill on Friday evening,
and presented a handsome appear
qNee
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

Time is money. Don't wander from
store to store, wasting time search
ing for bargains in DRUGS, but go at
once to ECKFORD & BROS, the foun-
tain head for PURE DRUos AND Low
PRIcss.
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SWEET MILK guaranteed to be pure
and fresh, delivered twice day at your
own door, at only 80 cents per gallon.
[m24tf] W. WILSON
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We are informed that the lecture
which was to have been delivered by
Father Ryan in this city, on the evening
of the 21st inst, has been indefinitely
postponed.
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Nc citing of the Stockholders 81
the Ely ton d. Aberdeen
Rail Road 20.

OFFICE OF The e. & A. r. r. Co. |
Aberdeen Miss; April 18th 1881 {
A meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Elyton & Aberdeen r. r. Co. is
hereby called to take place, April
2Sth 1881, at the Banking House Of
pr att & French, in the city of Abb
deem. Business of groat impor-
lance to be transacted. Every
Stakeholder is earnestly requested
to be present.
THos Il SYKES
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SpRINGTIMs has come again, gentle
Annie. 1t came around by very cir
cuitous route, however, and was qol'e
tardy in arriving.
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y. =. HUOhIIUHSa, COllsLUbIe. -.
Andrew Wood, CLERK, making copy

huOICW WOOu, Clcrh, ulaklLR COPY
inquest papers. ............ %
Ordered, that the sum of five
hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, be and the
same is hereby appropriated for the
purpose of employing counsel to
represent this Board in the suit Of
Thos. 3. Sykes, President of the
Elyton d Aberdeen Railroad Com
pany ct. al, against this Board ct.
al, No. 1857, on the docket of the
Circuit court Of this county and now
pending in said county. W. D. WAL
ton, member from the third Dis
trict, and w. E. Bradley member
from the fourth Su ervisors Dis
trict voted against tbs passage Of
the appropriation in the above order.
Ordered that the members of this
Board be allowed their per diem and
mile lge for their services at this term
and the officers per diem as follows VIZ:
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NOBBY! NOREsY!!

Gentlemen will find themselves
interes ted by visiting MAYER'S.
win ere can be seen an uncGualed
stock of Fancy Reckwear and
Clothing.
[ae-tf.
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More money is saved; more fortunes
are made; more knowledge is craved by
all who read the papers, and especin lly
those who end EcKFoRD & Bros adter-
tisements.
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Patronize home institution and prr-
chase pure and fresh MILK from
(M24tf) j. W. WlLooN'
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Two Hundred and Fifty pieces
of Ham burg Edgings at fron five
to ten cents; $50 pieces from
I2I-2 to rs cents: ESQ pieces at
rs cents and over, ali Of the latest
designs and new est patterns ut
I.MAYER's.
%
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HATS.

The largest stock Of FUR,
WOOL and STRAW HATS in
the city, cheaper than the
cheapest, at
a18-1m. STERN BROS.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

The largest and Lest ASSIGNMENT ever
shown in this market of FANS and
PARASoLS, at lowest prizes, at
(a1S-lm) STERN BROS.
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From TriWeekly issue Of Monday, 1stl
Dent BE Alarmed.

UPON the failure of the banking house
OF Spratt & French, on Thursday even
ing last, perfect panic occurred in the
city, and many who had monies on de-
post at the other bank, that of Nessrs.
Gattman & Co., rushed to that instltu-
ton and drew out thsis funds, just as is
always done in case of the suspension of
a bank, in any part of the world. That
house, however, was equal to the emer-
gency, and not only cashea all checks
presented, but has ever since opened
for the transaction of business at sunrise
and kept open tive hours later than usu-
al in the afternoon, in order to accommo-
date all who might desire to withdraw
their deposits.
This firm, as we understand, in addi-
ton to having ample resources at hand
for almost any emergency, Immediately
drew in large amounts which stood to
their credit with correspondents in met
ropolitan cities, and We can assure our
friends of the country, as well as in the
city, that there is no occasion whatever
for alarm as to the safety of monies
-~i'inh they m,I~ ~v;e', - '-o~,, in hank.
There is Just as much mony in the city
and county as there was before the un>
fortunate occurrence ON Thursday, and
business in every line will assume its
wonted activity and public confidence
be restored and stimulated, if capital is
not "buried for safety but permitted to
flow in its accustomed channels.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

Good, pure MILK is half living, and
Won can obtain it twice each day from
Mr.. J. w. WILSON'S delivery cart.
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Country Dealers will please remember
our spceialties, Orange Rife Powder.
American Star Soap, Kinslow and Coal
Oil, Home Stomach Bitters and Paper
Sacks all sizes.
j. ". ECkFORD & BRO.
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APPLES, ORANGES, BANNANAS/
CRANBERRIES, CABBAGE, POTAl
TOES, ONIONS, ETC., ETe., AT
B. G. SIMS.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

HATHORN WATERS wonderful
remedy for Headache and Constipation.
Sold by J. w. Eckford u Bro.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

Fer any and every thing to EAT, from
the plaiAess article to the daintiest, call
on b. G. SIMS.
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SPECIAL.

We offer at a great reductions
$50 pairs of Ladies' Kid Gloves
in Black an d CelOrs.
(al8-lm.) STERN BROS.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

There is no WHIsKBY sold in the mark
ct that can surpass the ROSE BUD,
SOUR MASH BOURBON. Sold only by
j. W. ECKFORD Il BRO.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

SoNE excellent work is being
executed by the city street>force on
Meridian street, south of Commerce.
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Es'FROM this date We propose to give
special attention to the
--WHOLESALE BUSINESS
We are now prepared to fill any order
as low as the goods can be bought in the
Western cities. We will be satisfied
with very small margin on original
cost, when the cash accom- panies the or
der j. W. ECKFoRD l. BRo.
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sas1T OF LEFT AEss

aaESE UT FN ='F~N
Remaining uncalled for at the post OH &c
in Aberdeen, for the week ending Fri
day april 15ht, 1881.
Bliss. Elder G. Fl. Denny Zachariah,
Gay I'd, Griffith, W. A.
Ferries Miss Henreter, Parchman John.
When calling for the above pl-asc say
advertised.
J. W. LEE, Post Master.
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A full line Of Ladies' Mems 81
Chiidrcn's Shoes, also Ladies'
and Children S Newport FieS, at
m28 CIV. A. FELDMAN'S.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

HAVE YOU seen the FINE SHOES,
HATS, GENTS UNDERWEAR, UNI
RRELLAS, ETC, at ELKIN " SYKES?
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

Buy your Ferry's Gar
den and Flowers seed from
u w EckfOrd q Bro.
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Everything in the way OF COUNTRY
PRoDUoE kept by B. @. SIMS, and none
bought or sold bat the best. o25.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

Supply yourselves with the great Life
giving, Health preserving APOLlNA-
BIS WATER. EoKEoRD BRO
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T'Hos. B. SYKES
HI. D. SpRATT, Secretary.

THE HE LTH AND BEAUTY OF
children can be restored by giving them
hriner's Indian vernifuge to xiii tie
worms that darken their complexion. Sold
by EGkiord g. Brs.
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aeT Four Thousand Pounds Strictly
pure WHITE LEAD. Remember,
friends, that we ell lower than any other
house in the State. EoKFoRD l. BRe.
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The absence of one of Our COM
positors and the sickness of another,
forces us to 60 to press with short
paper.
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Proceedings BOARD of supervisors.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

CoUET HOUSE, ABERDEEN, MISS.
April Term, 1881.
Present-R. N. Stockton, President.
J. w. Wood,
w. d. Walton, Supervisors.
w. e. Bradley.
J. P. Sisk,
H. Is. Gilleylen, Clerk,
i. L. Sykes, Sheriff.
The State of Mississippi, Monroe
county.
Be it remembered that a meeting
of the Board of Supervisors of said
county, was begun and held at the
Court House, in the town of Aber--
deem, in said County, on the third
Monday, the 18Th day of April, A. d.
1881, according to law.
Ordered, that Daniel Tatum be,
and he is hereby appointed overseer
Of the Sam Holiday road from the
west end Of Cozari's lane to lprairie
Station instead of W. l.. Antes until
the first Monday of March 1882, and
that Commission issue accordingly.
Ordered by the Board that the
claims Of the following named per-
sons be allowed for the amounts and
purposes opposite their names re-
spectively viz;
VIM, Eikner road timber. 6 90
$. j. Gholson for medicine and
provisions furnished I. Hurts 3 90
Is. L. Williams, expenses in con-
veying Spratt Willis from
Corinth ...............t.... SO so
E L. Sykes, >hentf, distributing
ballot boxes at special election % 90
Z. L. Sykes, Sheriff, co for
courts Observation-Disclosures. 102 90
sam Reese, road timber, .... 3 rs
Power g. Barksdale, register of
lands sold to individual -. 9 so
e. IL. Lewis 4 Co., stationary for
Superintendent and Treasurer 45 IS
Abran Holiday for, turning iron
bridge L steamers. ..... 3 Is
r. & L. A. Ennis, books for
oherlH MISREPRESENTATION. 80 IS
VIM. Mathis, repairs on Iron
bridge ............. go 10
S. G. Tunnel, c. & r., holding
inquest over Catharine Barke 5 90
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PICKLES of all kinds, good and pure,
in jars and barrels, at
o25 B. C. SIMS
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

II you want to grow fat and live
healthy, patronizs j. W. WILSON'S
milk>cart. m24tf.
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ssJ-No Water equal to the ApoINA-
aIs for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Lead
ache, etc. ECkFORD u BIZ.
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS, and other
varieties of canned goods. None but
standard qualities sold by
b. G. SIMS.
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The celebrated APOLINARIS WA
Tk Il for sale at Eckford 4 Bros.
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Right i'm Front.

Everythingin the line Of DRY loops
and GROCERIES,, sold at lowest cures
~ A. II ELDfAN.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

Sheriff Z. l., SYKES returned on
Sunday from visit to Tennessee.
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II you are sick, and require stimu-
liant, don't purchase the Liquor careless
ly, out go i'm mediately to ECKFORD L
BRO, and secure bottle or gallon OF
the pure ROSE BUD WHISKEY.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

JELLIEs of the purestand best va
rieties, uaadulterated, at
G. SIMS
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FoR the Freshest and Best GRAcxlRs
of all kinds and varieties, call upon
(e25) b. q. SIMS.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

We are just in receipt Of a car-load.of fine
ALABAMA LINE. BIG BARRELS. Price as
low as the lowest ]. w. ECKFoRp g. BRo
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You can buy Toilet Soap
at your own price, at
EckfOrd & Bros
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(at.tf.),

We will keep in stock during the
planting season, a quantity of GERMAN
MILLET, and will sell at the lowest
mlrket price. J. W. EoKFoRD & Bro.
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Drink HATHORN WATER. For
sale by J. w. EcKFoRD & Bro.
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A full line Of CIGA RS AND CIGAR.
ETTS Of all kinds-thecheapest and
best, at b. G. SINS.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

CLOTHING! CLOTEsiNG!!
OF the most approved cut snd
finish 10 be found st
/. MAyER'S.
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TOILET SOAP ATYOUR OWN PRICE
Ar ECKFORD 4 BROS
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For cheap GsSGCKEEEY and
GLASS WARE go to
m2S CIV. FELDNgAN'S.
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We should not suffer- from &. Oh, whom
few doses Of AYERS Cherry Pectsra will
cure. lime motry, comfort, health, all are
saved BY 1t
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

The latest styles,
The greatest variety,
The lowest prices. at
STERN BROS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
No better variety or lower
prices in any house in the
city than at
a18.lm. STERN BROS.
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Greatly reduced prices.
j. w. ECKFORD & BRO.
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in Buckets, chest brands). Prices w
J. W. ECKFORD Il BRO.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-21

IMPORTED sARDINEs, guaranteed
to be genuine, at
foo5 3. G. SINS
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TRY the experiment. Give one tablespoon
of Fouzs Hsrse and Cattle Powders to one
of your Milk Cows every other day, and you
Eckiord / Bro.
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EsnbraiaeTies, E'rilM nN ;ngs,
ParoS0:s and Fans, also Trim
Rmcd and unfrian nn ed Spring
Hats. for saEe caeHp by.
m2S-6w. A. FEaE.asHEAT.
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g,:lker saving.

The demand OF the people, for an easier
method OF preparing Kidney Wort has Undue
cd tie propiit tors the weli,known wholesale
dru .gists, Wells, Richardson Sc Co, of
Burlington, Vt. to prepare it for sale ia
liquid form as well az in dry form 1t saves
all tho laber of PREF n az, and as it is edual-
ly efficient it is preferred by many persons.
Kidney Wort always and every whore proves
itself perfect remed VI Buffalo hsws.
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A Gheck-F0rge ger ira Limbo.

OAKS PURE HANDMADE CANDIES are
to be found ut B. G. SIMS.
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HATHORN WATER, from Saratoga.
ECKF0Rp & BIO.
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4 NICE g4ANEOE SPRING and
sal INNER CLOTHING at
Tm2S-6w. A. FEH.DWAN'S.

Tm2S-6w. A. EEA.DMAN'
sEE.M EFAwDE
sCAEsFS AAD TIES.
HOSIERY,
SHIRTS.
HATS, ETC.
Twenty per cent. can be saved by
gurch asing at
[a6 tfl L. A Skks's.
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THE SPRING HAS co VI u GEN
TIE ANNIE
nnd likewise am in emse stock
of all the latest Novelties in the
DRY Goods and Gents Furnishs
ing Line at
4. MAFEK'S.
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ls6tfI
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ORD FEH.E.@ WIS.

<N0L0RHD NJ. 4. ChUkCh-Janes Shun
rs~t. pnstor. Services every Sunday at .
m.and att p. N. Sunday School every sah-
d. nsrnipg at "a. NJ, W. h. Westbreoks, Su-
4 II nten dent. Glass meeting Tuesday nisht
kcr vices every Thursday sight at I p NJ
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O2UER SPORTING NE VS..


Dunlap still leads the Cleyeandstn batting
The Akron Cub has engaged Purcell 10 pitch
BroHthcrs, of the Buffalo Club has a GOOD bottfng
average.
Dorsey, of the Akron (o) Club has been engaged bv
the Albany club ~
The Worcester Club defeated the Providence Club at
worcester, yesterday, by "A score OF to B.
The Boston Club visited Albany Yesterday and Ia.
featcd the local club 10y the large score % TO l.
The Philadelphia Club under the management Of II
Is. Phillips will remain at Allegheny during the month
OF September ~
Richmond OF the Worcester Club, proposes TO retire
from the balfcld after this year and devote his te I'm
the study OF surgery and medicine
At Buffalo yesterday the Chicago Club was defeated nv
the Buffalo Club by of T. Base hits I'm alo
II Chicago, 10; errors, Buffalo, 10; Chicago ~
Mountain the change pitcher of the Detroit Club has
n delivery which resembles that of Whitney He denepds
almost entirely on his speed but has very clever
drops ana curves.
At Cleveland, yesterday the Cleveland and Detroit
Clubs met the former coming of victorious by scoro
OF to- Base hits Cleveland, s Detroit 4 errors
Cleveland, 2 Detroit, D. - "
OF the twelve games played by the Eastern clubs ON
their second Western trip, the Providence Club won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
LEGISLATIVE WORK AT ALB1NY.

SENATE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE NEW
YORK HEALTH OFFICE-THE ORTY-sECOND
STREET RAILROAD BILL.
IFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, July Ex-senator Birdsall intro
duced to-day resolution for the appointment of a
mittec to learn if the Quarantine station at New-Yor
City cannot be made sefsustanng by diverng to its
maintenance part of the large fees of the Health
Officer The resolution led to long debate Appar-
entity the Conkng Senators thought the resolution was
n concealed attack Governor Cornell, as II
his appontees for they violently opposed the passage
OF the measure Senators Strahan and Habert, its
most conspicuous opponents argued that the Senate
better merely ask the Health Officer 10 transmit report
on his fees to the next Legislature. The suggestion pro-
Noked laugh from the friends of the resolution
tors Woodln, Pitts, Jacobs and Murtha Finally
Jacobs moved substitute for the resolution, and
Senator BrdsaL The preamble and resolution, which
were adopted by vote of i to 2, are s follows:
WhcTeGS II alleged that the fees and perqusites of
the Health officer of the Port OF New York
Ditant; that they aggregate nearly quite $4,000
annually; that proper and searching inquiry into the
hanaSclhcht Oh the Department o the Health Officer and
of the Quarantine establishment will result great
saving To the people; therefore,
Resoired, That a special committee of three he mp
pointed To investigate and ascertain the cmolumcns
and to examine into the administration of the Health
Otcer OF the Port of Ncwlork with the view of max
ing the Quarantine Department sclf-Sustain and
framing such law as may he in the public interest;
that SAID committee be authorized to sit during the
sons and papers.
Senator Robertson will appoint the investigating com
mittee tomorrow. 1t is probable that Senators Brdsa
Strahan and Jacobs will he its members.
The Assembly bill for the construction of street rail-
way through Forty-secondst.. New York was referred
to committee OF three TO learn if the can prop
erly consider the bill the objection having been made
mat similar bill was killed IN the Senate few weeks
ago.