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Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

We told you so.
Anheuser is the beer.
l. n. Bass got Is votes.
County Court is in session.
DR.. Pipino. Harper block.
Lsddonia wants a town hall.
No illegal votes were polled here.
Anheuser on draught at Rines' and
kss.
he that betteth on election loseth
money.
The Windsor Hotel will open De-
nber lst.
Don't sell your corn for less than
per barrel.
Ies. We will take a little of the
De" in 1884.
The rest of our ROSTERS will be
rhed out by 1884.
Johnny Coons is head bar-keeper
Jacobson & Blum's.
Fse township organization PROPOSE
xas badly beaten.
you want q first class glass of
h, call for Anheuser.
Gss Mary Carroll is visiting rela-
5 in Wayerly, Iowa.
here will be a day of reckoning
scratching democrats.
Pash Hill is to have a large and
Elssye grain elevator.
Fick Mason leaves for Kansas with
ample case tomorrow.
e don't think any Of the johnson
got away election day.
ambo Crisp was treated as all
ing democrats should be.
cost the government $sa, 900 for
Indian killed this year.
be straight democratic ticket was
ped in Montgomery county.
e heard from Ney York before
dd from Salt River township.
pc Fandslia Leader and Annie
rie have our thanks for favors.
10 coal diggers wanted by j. NJ.
Faea, 8 miles north of Mexico.
negro shaaty in northwest Mex
burnsdTuesday night. Nc loss.
the only neat and correct table
Heetion returns in another column.
ae open session at Hardin College
fnd.y night wfsery entertaining.
aia'd Potts Is book-keeper for
shuidt, manager Of Temps beer
0n Coons is now barkeeper at
He would be pleased to see
I'd friends.
proposition to move the court
n Randolph county from
srille to Moberiy was lost.
robson & Blum are sole agents
ne celebrated Anheuser beer.
On dranght at Rines' and Jakes.
sse are two things that only the
can foretell, i. e., the verdict
!ary and the result of an cleo
long as poker chips are s1.2G
aoaen, some people will go with
egs at 20 cents per dozen. Such
kappurteaanees for the Windsor
NE daily arriving. The hotel
Z opened Dec. LIST, and will be a
fhrelkeld, Of Centralia, is en-
8 bis hall, and win make a reg
aaae opera hall Of it before he
through.
Of the boys who bet on ma
WI hare to tack stoves in
@ner nlsters and use them
Psacosts
senfenan who borrowed J.
1Hnkett's overcoat . few weeks
q better return the same, for
q the war path.
. county in the State did DEM
make such . bad scratchinp
rs Was made in Salt River
p, Andrain county.
3 Purdom win be a candidate
II clerk Of the next house of
sfasives- He is . clever gen.
md would make . .frst-class
ray Tenpleton Star Open
xn Be q MEXICO Dec. End
Be byk&bests ttrsesoa
~4e pen ksss tAs
@s&2EspuhHMut
es.nty combined hndIy
eespssaRs gard Thsy do
even . rs.pecsable snow n
their corpse to the grave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

In6 Advertisers will do well TO note
5 statement. FOURTEEN HUNDRED
ID FORTY copies of the LEDGER are
fnted every week at least ten persons
ID each paper, making the circulation
but $4,000. Everybody reads the "Great
fEgi0as Weekly"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09
Fresh Oysfers.

The finest brands in the market at
Mckinley's, west side SQUARE. Served
in any style, At all hours. Nice par
lor for ladies'. r s,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

From a conversation we overheard
this morning, We should be led to
believe that a certain gentleman il,
liable, most any time, to be pumped
SO full of lead that it will take an Of
ficer OF the regular army to distinguish
his body from an ammunition wagon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

We learn that one of our Mexico
editors is studying to become an
Episcopal clergyman. What next2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Don't fail to call at Jack Coughs
and see his fall and winter suitings.
He has the finest assortment in the
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09
Married,

On the 29th ult., at the residence
of the brides father, near Concord,
by Rev. F. Mitchell, Mr.. j. II. Nc
Donald and Miss Hdlie Boyd, both
OF Galloway county, : tIJl,ft .
The contracting parties on this in.
teresting occasion are both Of old
and well known families in this COM
munity, and hosts Of friends throneed
the ample rooms of the cid brick man.
sion to witness the important step,
and to offer their sincere wishes of
happiness to the newly welded pair.
Precisely at 6 o'clock they ap-
peared in the parlor, preceded by W.
S. Trimble and Miss Coward, and
Mr.. and Mrs, John Shock, and Q
made husband and wife with solemn
word and prayer.
Among the numerous presents we
noticed the following: L13 "a
Beautiful lamp, Mrs. O. Calhoun.
Toilet ease, Miss ii. Calhoun.
Set silver teaapeons, Miss Cowsfds
Desert plate and pitcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter.
Chair tidy, Miss Gaines. a. rIha
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

DIR. w. l.. Reed, late of Kansas
City, may be found latFDr, Keeton's
residence at night. Ofice:. north
wet corner square. l7-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and
bruises will be relieved by Uncle Sans
Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sold by
Al druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09
Corns! Cnrns.t

II you have any go to H. Halls
drug store and get a bottle of Painless
Corn Cure; warranted to remove the
corn. iAa4 alI i5 sC 29tf. lIul
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Ex-Gov. w. p. Hall. Of st. Joe.
son-iE-law Of Major NJ. Oliver, for.
merry of Mexico, died last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Jack Cough has received his new
spring goods. Call and examine his
stock, and let him make you a neat
spring suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09
Warning to HuntersiI

Hunters are hereby warnsd . IT.
OH my premises, 2 miles northwest OF
Mexico, or they will be prosecuted
NcOsusbS W iaW. s& wzg q 49, SO E@s
29-2t ARxssxoea RAxE1k. s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

All Money to Loan
on good farms at 6 and 2 per cent.
IL II LAKENAN 4 BARNES,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

An exchange says that the right
peart thing for Kentuck obituary is:
HE was a kind parent, a good citi-
zen and had three horses that could
beat $780," which is the very first
intimation we have received that it
takes three Kentucky horses to beat
2 30.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Farmeis. who want . square meal
should go 70 the opera house rcstan-
rant. 24-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Good rooms on public square for
rent. inquire Of Mrs, E. A. Shoot
man. 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Aht.H0fse Thief AsSOcia.
ten, No. 1S1.
BY order Of the W.TP. every mem
Der is requested to be present at next
regular meeting. Matters Of import
ance are to be considered. Meeting
on Monday evening, Nov. 20.
Meaubers three months in arrears
are reminded that they can obtain no
benefit Of the order.
WIN. LLEwELE1x, Sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Eggs! Eggs!l Eggs!ii
10000 dozen eggs wanted at Frost's
grocery. Highest market price in
cash. ~ El MSS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Rev. VIM. Jesse will preach at
Fair View school house the I'd Sun
day in this month at 4 p. m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

The Garrett Bros. receive fresh
oysters every day. 24-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Go 70 the opera house restaurant
for q square meal. 24-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

An adjourned term of the circuit
court will be held Nov. 25th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Oysters in every style at opera
house restaurant. 24-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

1t is almost time for the Goddess of
Liberty to put on her winter fiannels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

W. l.. Fowle has samples of the
finest clover we ever saw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Mosaic nutriment is the aesthetic
term TOR hash.
W. L. Fowle has samples of the
finest clover we ever saw.
An adjourned term OF the circuit
court will be held Nov. 25th.
1t is almost time for the Goddess of
Liberty to put on her winter flannels.
j. W. Willis sold bis farm this
week to o. C. Ruby, Of Kansas, for
81, 900.
Miss Daisy Cash, of ceatralla,
spent last Saturday with relatives
near Mexico.
The comet has a head "a, 600 miles
long. Fought to know pretty well
what it is doing.
Chas. Graham has u thanks for
SIX ears Of the largest corn we have
seen this season.
Read Mrs. III. L. Rodman's adver-
hsement in this issue of the LEDGER,
and then make her a call.
Parties who write the LEDGER or
the editor Anonymous letters just
waste their time and paper.
Kew. VIM. Jesse will preach at
Fair View school house the 2d Sun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09
r. lyman etter has sheet music for
sfleS - l5-tf 81

Celery and oysters fresh at opera
house restaurant. 24-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

j.. w. Willis sold his farm this
week to Q. C. Ruby, Of Kansas, for
81, 900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Mosaic nutriment is the aesthetic
term TOR hash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Miss Daisy Cash, of Ceatralla,
spent last Saturday with relatives
near Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Parties who write the LEDGER es
the editor Anonymous letters just
waste their time and paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

subscribed and sworn to before me,
i lith day of October, A. D., 1882.
JAMES CARROLL, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09
reinstatement ofCirculation.
ADVERTISERS, TAKE NOTICE!

ADVERTISERS, TAKE NOTICE!
We, the undersigned. de sol
.nIy swear that the bona iide
Relation, this week, Of the
EEXICO
sixty QuireA. or LAO copies.
r. u. WHITE PrOp'r.
\. B. RCNkLE, Foreman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Read Mrs. H. L. Rodman's adver-
hsement in this issue of the LEDGER,
and then make her a call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

The comet has a head "a, 900 miles
long. It ought to know pretty well
what it is doing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-11-09

Chas. Graham has our thanks for
SIX ears Of the largest corn we have
seen this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
URECK or A FREIGHT TRAIN.

An accident occurred on the Central of New
Jersey Railroad near Bayonne, N. j. on Saturday
night, which resulted in the killing of a brakeman
and the wrecking of fourteen freight cars;
1t might readily have caused great
loss Of life, rs an express passenger tram
from Easton. Penn, was then overdue ut Bayonno
little after D. In on Saturday, the fast through
freight train of the Bound Brook Line started from
Jersey City for Philadelphia. 1t consisted OF
twentynine freight cars III addition TO the engine
ana tender. The freight was OF a mixed character,
including New-York beer III kegs, chests OF tea,
cases of dry goods and miscellaneous articles.
" hen nearing BayOnne Station the
forward axle of the first freight car - broke
the IRON swapping as if 1t had been wood; me lor-
wand part of the car Immediately pitched down
ward throwing the tender oil the track which
broke the couplings connecting 1T with the engine
The locomotive shot ahead. while the prst freight
cal was smashed literally into spllntclS Oy tnc
dozen following that were plea upon II ana
upon each other, as "a consequence OF the sudden
stoppage of the train Some OF The cars were broken
as il they had been eggShcs. AID their debris
was thrown over upon the other track, along with
several cars that were only slightly dalnieeh.
There we've thir cen cars which were badly dam
aged. Signals We're sent up the tracks toward Der
gen Point immediately after the accident, 10 wan
the EastUn passenger tram OF the trouble ana II
WIS stopped readily. The EastOn express lett
EdatUn at 7:lO O'Clock OF the same evening but was
Il lew minutes late in reaching Bayonne. Inc loss
OF time OH It's way probably was all that saved me
train from being wrecked. Passengers were taken
from the Easton express and sent 10 New York over
the Newark ana Elizabeth branch. As speedily as
possible wOrkmen we're sent 10 the place OF the as
astcT, and the labor Of cleaning the tracks
was begun. At late hour la7t
night this work mad not been finished, but
the greater part of 1t mad been done. Travel was
DELAYED on the road for about twelve hours. The
damage done TO the freight The wrecked trains
was comparatively small 1t will amount, however,
10 several thousand dollars The loss 10 the railroad
company probably Will not exceed SlJ,ODO. ms
estimate includes the replacement OF about 200
yards of track and Ioad-bed which were torn up by
the accident
The only persons on the wrecked freight train ou,-
side OF the engineer and his assistants were the con-
uuctor ANA two DTakcmcu. James ID. NOrsley, OF
Elizabeth the forward brakeman, was thrown OH
and pinned to the ground under two cans. lie lived
Tor a short time and cried out repeatedly for help,
but before he could he eXtriCated he was dead.
Peter AlctZgcr, the fireman, was thrown IN among
the coal in the tender and slightly bru.se /. George
Davis the conductor, who riding III the locOmO
tive, with Charles Schultz, the engineer was unln-
iurpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ARREST OF LETTER-CARRIER.

John T.. Kenney, q letter-carricr, was aIres'Vu ~.
STATEN T. Yesterday in the act OF stealing letters
oddressed 70 Enrich brothers lie was locked up IN
the OAK Street Police Station and viii be brought
M for examination this morning inns case mas 9c-
cnnied the attention of Special Agents NewcomDe
and Gardner INSPECTORS of the Newborn fost
Office. for three or four weeks. Complaints
were made TO them by several Oh n;as
covered by Station H. that letters cona ing small
sums of money belonging to customers from out Oh
town, we've not received 40 soon as 'eSo Uo,
CATION. He sent decoy letters III different "nece
tons so that they would pass through the hands oi
all the clerks and carriers connected with ihT %
But this did not result IN ,he deteciloh Oh 'hc .o
He then began watching and following soino ui
the men; but TO no purpose. ILL., No. NJ
watched the carriers while theV MciI H. q,
work sorting their letters Tor their rohleS "ooo
letters the carriers get out OF receptdcles Won a. =
underneath the boxes belonging TO tnose nIe
receive gIeat deal ot mail and MI Gardner saw
Kcnnev nut ms hand into the box Oh thich bio!i'i
and tako out some letters. As henney had no ousl-
,,,snectoTs gave the signal and when lac
was in the act OF opening one oi nc c'lOISI III l
tired corner. he was arrested by Sicclal OlhC'i
and said that he was fool Tor doing what he WAS
SIRE TO be caught at. On searching NM thIee more
letters, one from Saratoga, one from south behu'
Ind, and one from Lone hocA' A 1i,
We found on his person. IheX
We're adGr.s sd to Ehrch Brothers aud
contained small sums OF money. hehiiey h's octn
carrier tor about thIcc years, ana h5S Hclc'oAVI0
been thought faithful maD His salary was III,
creased 800 on Sept mber l. lie n.'s q VIZ I
tour chi!Gron. When seen at the ponce station io'
night by a iRIBVNE Vcpoltel nc lc4"'0N ~ ''' '
Snec,nl agent Newcombc. when speaking OF The
arrest said that, since August, 1851 'hcie n m"u
he,n twcnty-slX convictions OF OIsnOhcst poStoiyo
,nn.oyes twelve oil whom were letter carriers. lie
E,pcd that there would be les dlSnoHcs'! Ia ,n'
IrNt Twelve months. BY the present system, now
ever he could detect a tmet out oI Inc 4oVV CHI
Moves IN three or Tour MccAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
PATERSON PEOPLE MORE HOPEFUL.

No new cases OF smallpox were reported yesler-
dav 10 the health authorities at Paterson. he
physicians and the citizens are IN state Oh anxious
eNpectatIOn, being encouraged by the Iull III the
disease. but not daring to hope that the worst Is
over \ number of the churches were closed yes
1erday and a still larger number of Sunday schools.
liz the churches which held services prayers were
offered for the stay of the pest and the recovery OF
rl,c sick and various morals were drawn by pastors
IRON the prevalence of the malady. The salvation
Army omitted their usual demonstrations III the
streets The pest house Is more han ever Isolated.
orders having been given to the Central ONCE not
10 make telephone connection with the place on
account OF the annoyance caused 10 ths doctors III
charge by constant inquiries. The health ohccis
me 63raS,ed by people, VINO report by the score
cases of Slight illness which they imagine to be
smallpox but winch turn out to be trivial
ailments. Patrick Riley. one OF the patients at the
CITY Hos pital, died last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11

ARMY MEDICAL IMPROyEMENT-Ihe inter-
national committee ~ the Red cross Geneva ConNcn
tom has offered prizes for three essays, designed 10 con
sufc a series on the art Of improving means Tor as
ssting the wounded and sick Of armies The three
essays will relate, respectively, 10 methods OF treat
mcui means Of trans pOrtatOn and the improvisation ot
an ambulance or fcld hospital Tho consideration OF
the subjects bc limited 10 oIg1naon, without rel
ercucc 10 forcprepaTcd of assistance. Tie pro-
ce.cs suggested should De illustrated by designs when
practicable aud essays be il, scientific works
nor -includng description, Of eNpedentS
that have been tried aud tested Tor praclcabty. The
paucr4 which may be in English, German or French,
should be sent In prior to April l, 1Ss3 The awards
vi be made by an international jury, aud will include
Drzc of 5000 the beat each OF the three
topics worthy, and 500 TO the unsuccessful compct
tors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
ENDING SUMMER VACATIONS.

Nearly every incoming European steamship Dlll6S
" ho have been abroad during the summer spending
th,lr vacations. Another week VIII see thelh Ia
their customary pulWts with tner cOnsIy eatl9nss
ready to give them "a hearty welcome. On board o.
lie ipman steamship CIty of Chester, when arrived
Yesterday were, among the 200 cabin passengers
Inc Rev Dr. j. ii. Kyiance, OF II. Marks Churcn'
and wife; the Rev. j. l.. Atkinson and family ule
Kcv T.. II. l,uchau, the Rev. james a. tl'zshhohS'
lie Rev Or. Campbell Fair, the Rev W. hdihgaL'
bishop II. Gabrlcls. the Rev. Thomas haue, the
Rev a. Moloy, the Rev. Michael Power, the Rev.
". stewart Ross, the Rev. j. Is. Thomas, the heI.
+. j. WalstOn, the Rev. \. livery, Howard l. >.
Camplon. y. r. Cory. George II. chase, Colonel NJ
A. Dovie, l.. d. Farrell and wife, john u. farraI,
N. r. n issam Joshua King, Dr. G. Leo Mees, Comi-
seilor Moulton, SignOr Peruginl, a tenor oil Max
strakoSch's opera troupe; DR.. }. .. Peck Leonard
SWEET. William H. Waring and wife, Professor L.
A. Wait ana II. t. Whitehead. ~.
The Rev. j. ii. Pctungill and daughter OF Ihlid-
dclpnIa; James Q. Putnam, vile and family,
arrived on the Naderland, of the Red Star Line
IRON Antwerp. OTTO HeInze and family ana ITO
North German Lloyd steamship Oder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
A MAN DRUGGED AND ROBBED.

policeman on hs round in Broadway, Brooklyn,
carly Yesterday morning. found Lawrence Bulor
age thir y-hve Of No. ls3 Scholcs-st., III and M
able to gel home Upon being questioned, the man
said that at about o'clock on saturday afternoon
ne vent INTO "A hquor-stoTe III Water-st., near
Jamcs-st this lily and got glass OF soda
water After lie had drank II he was
seized by Two or three men who threw HIM down
and 10. red fluid III his mouth, compelling hln To
swallow II. 1t made Inn UNCONSCIOUS Tor several
hours Ne awokc under a sOOp, and his WalscOai,
M which he ad 49, was gone. An ambulance sur
gcon detern med that Buler was suffering from
eulphuric acld poisoning, ms mouth beng badly
burned by 1t. He was taken 10 81. GATHERINGS
liOspi al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
INTERRUPTED IN HIS SERMON.

The Rev A. H. Kirkland. a Congregational clergy
man. who was formerly a letter-caincr and who IS
now engaged III outdoor Gospel "0Ih III lAe SIA-
l,ing AT Broadway and Naret ST., III that city. a
throng OF persons soon gathered, attracted by the
singing OF Mir and Mrs Kirkland ana then
e"s5sta7ts When his attention was drawn TO the
crowd. Policeman Maloy asked The preacher for his
permit from the Mayor. As Mr.. Kirkland cOuld pro-
once 10 such authority, he was arrested ana taken
IL me FlusLlug-aVe Police station. lie Claimed
that he was beng peTsecutcd Tor righteousness
takc and would not make an effort to he released Oh
bail and he was then locked up iOI the hBht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
SHIPPLNy NE.HS.

PORT OF NEW-YOKk.--..SlND AG, SEPT 10 loS2.
Steamer CITY OF Chester Br. Watkins Liverpool Aug 81
and queenstown sept with mde and passengers TO John
Ddc. 49,, l.-...,.
30 Nc-na Aug B. Sorrento Palermo 70 ana Gibraltar "a
with fruit and sulphur To Phelps Bros q Co.
old Dominion, " dlkrf, Richmond liy folhI ihl
Norfolk with mds, passengers O old Dominion - 90
steamer DELAWARE Winnctt Charleston days with mise
ID " Quintdrd
steamer T. & knight, Chichester, GeOrgctOwn DC, and
Alexandria. with md-c and passengers tOl Nlghtmah
steamer Neptune. Berry, Boston. Win md7o ana p4''on
geI- II / Dlmock. ,,
shin Tnronr II Rand Of Windsor ~, Morris Bremen 80
barrels 90 order vessel 10 7chhm'H t"'
Ncpun NOR Jolin-ch. Antwerp - DAY WIN ron
ami empty barrels 20 or'fri vessel 10 brihi l'N'.
BARK Hrcmrn tGcrI. Lctkc Hamburg ~ dAl" WIN sat
and empty blrre, Older: vessel 10 Funch, Fay co.
ibr.o IAustI. tIV-ucl tafaEtna " uh}7' WIN
to ord 70. vessel to ~l0coytch N CO. , -,
NOrI jacobsen. Nuni-Nal o. NANT WIN IRON
aud emit, barrels to order vessel To q Tobias TO-
olga Austl MIkucch, II Vincent % uh4s, III Dal-
last t. TuuCh. tdyc q CO
Bars Ncmirna AUST Lomch smyrna " days with iron
aud nquorce root 10 McAnde"7 foIDosi VESSEL 10
master
Bug Morning Light OF Sew Haven, Brown Demcara -
dly with sugar aud passenger to J. W q Armstrong
sUNsET-Wmiu AZ sandy iipD@. molctat, NJ cloudy
and hay. AT city Island, night Nj c.ouY,
SAILED
.--els Liverpool, winston Tor West lIarto
pool Bark. Agnes for Oportp Grant, fol Queenstown.
Anchored at ty leland bound Out bark rapphO Tor Monte
YldtO. OIL. mn. ,,.-,.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Sept lO-Htcamer Golct DGcrl from Ncw-Y ork
Aug 81. iOr iimburs has passed. the 0'hly Islands
QtHN-Ios, sept 10 sailed. steamer Arizona, from Liver
poO. X,.tsrIaf. hU tr at u % Ia Tor Sew York.
steamer trunauiO iiou New YORK Str~e, for Liverpool
was aguallod Oh aalIst al ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
BASEBALL NEWS.

The race for the League pennant continues close
and exciting. The Providence nine have not yet
began to lose their lead. They are now four games
ahead, with the Chicago club second. The Boston
men are third. three games behind the champions
The Buffalo team mas again fought its way back 70
fourth place. the Detroit and Cleveland nlnes Ietlr-
mg to make the necessary room Troy ana W Or-
ctster still bring up the rear Providence, chicago
and buffalo did the best work last week, each ciub
winning all the games III which II contested. ! he
Providence nine will probably lose the lead when
they meet tie Chicago team on their nome grounds
The games played 10 date are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
FATALLY SHOT BY A BARKEEPER.

William alias Darby Taylor visited the l lInmd
o, saturday night and while there refused to pay
I'm barkceper, Francis Hermann, for his drinks
After an angry dispute TAYLOR knocked HERMANN
down when Hermann drew his pistol ana shot
T,vi1r The bail entered the groin. taking an up-
ward course, Lodging in the kidney. Dr. Bogart was
summoned and pronounced the wound a MOI al one.
Hermann was arrested and locked up Taylor was
nilye last eYcnng but sinking rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
UYDROGR1pHIC RFPORT

wAsnxGToN Sept Chatts corrected during Tho week
ending this date
so II hart - Title. North Atlantic ocean sheet >.
Correction rhOal IN Latitude 80 %" va NOlt l1oht llu'o
I. 3D.
Sheet D. Correction Disappearance OF IAIJa
Island
correction.
No Of Chart ~ Title South Atlantic Ocean sheet ! cor
rrctou shnal 3 mile. bar of the RIO Grand d~u
No OF hart 80 Title, coast of Brazil sheet g. Same cor
rcptiOn.
NJ of hart ~ Title coast OF Brazil from Gramadahy
Bar to scDOs Island. same correction
SAMUEL BELuIN, Lieut.. L. >, Navy.