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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE, for October, is as
iull OF interest as any of the preceding num-
bers, and the illustrations are as profuse and
instructive. Under the editorship of DR..
Talmage it is a great and deserved success.
Frank Leslie, publisher, New York.
THE AMERICAN LAW MAGAZINE, for Sep
TENDER, is full of important decisions from
the Supreme Court of the United States, the
District of Columbia courts and the supreme
| Wisconsin, Florida, Vermont, New York.
Massachusetts,, Iowa, Illinois, Pennsylvania
| and Louisiana. Address American Lam Nag
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PLYMOUTH PULPIT, new series, will be
| published in continuation of the pamphlet
| issue of 1S69-1S75, in the same large, hand
| some type, and general style, though with
some improvements. The first number will
issue the week after Mr.. Beecher's resump-
| ton of preaching in October. In accordance
with the times, the terms viii be reduced,
| and single copies sold at seven cents (for-
merly Ten cents); and the yearly subscription
put at 3 formerly S3). Fords, Howard &
| Hubert, q Park Place, New York.
THE CALIFORNIAN, for September, notifies
| it's readers that it is to be merged in the
| Overland, beginning with the number fol
January, 1888, and beginning with the nexi
1.-THE OCTOBER number it will carry the Orer.
land as a subtitle. The Californian has done
a great work in sustaining the literary cul-
ture of the Pacific coast, and will, il is hoped
find its reward in an increased support undel
the new management. The number for Sep
TENDER sustains the reputation it has long
enjoyed. The California Publishing Com
pany, San Francisco.
The September number Of the Information
al Reuisw presents notable array OF contri
buttons, viz: Charles Osborn's Place il
Anti-Slsvery History" by Oliver johnson
"The Proper Function of Rent" by Charlie
Frederick Adams; Some Recent Studies il
Prehistoric Archaeology" by Henry W
HAYNES; political RecoIlections and Notes,
by George w. Julian; "a Formula for Cal
enlating the Economic Effects of our Tariff,
By Frederick B. Hawley; "The Progress 0
Civil Service Reform" by Gamaliel Brad
ford; "The Chemical Industry of the United
States" by Henry Bower; american Ship
ping and Ship-b building" by Henry Hal
The business office Of he International r.
uie,o is 500 Walnut street, Philadelphia
With this number the international Retie
appears under somewhat changed auspice;
The ownership is now vested in "1he Indus
trial Review Publishing Company" OF Phi
adelphis. Boston and Atlanta, and Nj
Robert P. Porter, Score airy of the Unite
, States Commission for the Revision OF til
: Tariff, is the sole editor. There is no cor
solidation OF the International Rerteg wit
the Indtstrial Reriev, but the opportunitie
of each, in its peculiar field, are enlarge
and solidi6ed.
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RATHER MURhY.
Trying to Siff the Cattle Stealing at
Lucy TO the Bottom

For some time the people about Lucy have
suffered from the incursIons OF thieves. 30
many cattle we're lost and the thieving was
done so cleverly that they had reason 10 be-
lieve that the thefts were committed by
well-organized body of men. 1t is said that
$50 head of sheep, beside considerable
amount of cattle we're stolen. Several parties
put themselves on the lookout and traced the
cattle to the stock yards. After some inves-
tigation warrants were sworn out against
several parties, white and colored. Among
those arrested was young man named
Dickens, a name not unknown in connection
with the Dickens-Bolton vendetta. Dickens
is about eighteen years cid. 1t is said that
when the trial came up in a preliminary
way before Esquire York and Jones this
Young man and his friends repaired thither,
armed with shotguns. In consequence
of this the case was continued until
next Friday. The chief witness for the prose-
cution is quiet but resolute young farmer
named John Hill. 1t is said Dickens and
| his friends have been trying to bulidoze
Hill, and that the latter's life has been
threatened more than once by Dickens. 1t is
probable that the whole matter will be
brought up before Judge Horrigan on q
bench warrant.
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DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.


In the city of Louisville, on
s~URDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1ss2-
a,a.-oarsvtnss occur monthly lSundays except
san,h1v of Kentucky. -, o..
TSe United States Circuit Court, on March Sls'
rendered the following decisions: n,.,,,,c
80 Thaf the Common " calm DistEtDu'
.tou Company is legal.
Ellis drawings are fals: u.Nn
THE COMPANY HAS NOW ON aAND a
FOR RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFULLY
T 70 n list OF PRIZES FOR THE
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POsTOFFCE CHANGES.
The New Postmaster Takes Charge
L0w-Taxers Bounced.

Yesterday morning at O'Clock the early
bird that caught the postofhce worm, In
other words, Mr.. james III. Smith assumed
his duties as postmaster. His bond was sent
to Washington several days ago and very
quickly approved, and he received his COM
mission Sunday night. 1t is hardly neces-
sary to say that pretty clean sweep was in
stituted, the details of which have not vet
been cousummated. Mr.. John ]. We'll
Ter has been appointed assistant, in
place of Mr.. Walter Jones. Mr.. w.
A. Dryden, clerk of the money
order department, resigned his position
though he was promised it for year: Colo
mel Lafayette Jennings was retired; mas
much as he had an opinion of his own, which
does not agree with the digestion OF the Fed
eral ring here, he was among the frat 10 be
bounced. Gus Williams, colored carrier,
has been reinstated. Other changes are con-
templated, most likely. Mrs. A. l. C. Knowl,
ton, the clerk OF the stamp department, will
in all likelihood, retain her position. She
has the respect and the confidence of every
one, and it would be simply impossible tc
find anyone more attentive TO the duties Of
the position. The public generally woul Id be
decidedly disappointed not to see her pleas
ant face at the window of the stamp depart
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bership were laid on the table until the next
regular meeting, before they can be balioted
upon.
superintendent Semmes has just COM
pleted another model car (No. 81, Poplar
street line), which is different from all Others
in use, inssmuch az there is no door in the
front end. The cash-box il in the center OF
the car, front end. Light is furnished from
a nickel-plated coach-lamp. The cold
catching draft through the front door, as
we'll as rain and slush, is barred on No. 81.
This will coon become the most popu-
lar car on the line. It will make It's
trial trip to-day. Mr.. Semmes is also at
taching a "driver's change-bo1" to the dash
| board of each car, which will have change
in envelopes for ten cents, twenty-five cents
| fifty cents and 81.
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Non.Resident Notice,

No. 45Ss-In The Chancery Court OF Shelby county
Tenn.-The State of Tennessee fer us own use
etc vs. J. C. McDavitt, trustee, ct al 80.
1t appearing from bill, which is sworn 70 IN I'M:
cause that the defendants, Elton I. Troy and W Z
Trhv are residents of Arkansas and non-res1denIs
OF The State of Tennessee, that P1erson D. smith
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make their ap
rearance herein, at the courthouse OF ShelDl
county, in Memphis. Tenn, on OF before the MS
N deTnur to com plainant's bill and petition
of the Taxing-Distriet, ef Shelby county
or the same Will be taken for eonfesset
as tn them and set for hearing ex parte; ans
that a copy of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the Aenpnl
anpeaI This ID day of September, 1851
4 cotty-attest: R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
ByJ II Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master.
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Mr.. S. RosENTHEIM has returned.
Mr.. SID Cook is back from Cincinnati.
Miss LIZZIE REED returned home Saturday.
ESQUIRE THOMAS FLEMING has returned.
MISS GEORGIA STANTON has returned to
the city.
Mr.. GEORGE GABY left for Cincinnati last
night.
Mr.. J. H. PoTHREY, of England, is in the
city.
Mr.. ALEX. ALLISON has returned from a
trip East.
Mr.. A. E. SHoLEs, directory publisher, is
in the city.
Mr.. A. HITzFIELD left last evening for
New York.
a visit to Louisville.
Mr.. DANHEIsER, of this city, is manufac
turing first-class article OF writing INK.
Mr.. IKE A. DANHEIsER, after spending
the summer in the North, has returned to
the city.
Mr.. FRED TEsHNER, representing Sheldon
Collins's ink mandatory, was in the city
| yesterday.
MR. MCOMBER has sufficiently recov.
cred TO be able TO 60 North, which he die
l
GEORGE Fl. LENox, general of Thatcher
| Primrose aud Vests consolidated mammoth
| minstrels, is in the city.
| Mr.. G. S. MAoLARAN, OF A. A. Patton &
| Co, cotton buyers, has returned from an e1
| tended visit TO Liverpool.
Mr.. T. P. KAvANAUGH, OF, the APPEAL
| returned yesterday from an extended pleas
ure trip through the Northwest.
| Mrs. D. P. MADDEN and her sister, Mis-
| Martha Boyd, LETT yesterday for New York
| Miss Boyd is finishing her education at Vas
sar College.
THE following visitors registered at tn
| Cotton Exchange yesterday: j. Shackleford
New York; J. Lesser. Mariana, Ark; Jess
Huffman, Cottonwood Point, Tenn
| Mr.. DOUGLASS WALwoRTH has accepte
an editorial position on the Scinaitdr. Nj
| Walworth was formerly editor of the Natche
| (Miss) Courier, and will be valuable az
| auistion to the ranks of Memphis joul
| nalish.
Thornton and Willett, DR.. H. w. Purue
| has left the city to recuperate his healtl
| He will be absent some months, visiting tn
] gulf coast and the East. During his al
sence Dr. ]. H. Purnell will attend TO h
practice.
A PLEASANT soeial affair occurred Sunda
evening at the Jewish Temple, namely, II
marriage of Mr.. Joseph Herzfelder, OF s
Louis and Mrs. Sallie Wolf, of this cit
Rabbi Samfeld performed the marrial
ceremony and Prof. Winkler presided ov
the organ. The ushers were Messrs. Lou
Herzog and ]. Dinkelspiel, After the Ger
mony a reception was held at the residen
of Mr.. E. Wolf on Second street. Mr.. al
Mrs. Herzfelder left yesterday morning f
st. Louis, which is to be their home.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FoR pumps, pipes and we'll points go &c
]. A. Baiiey's, 295 Second street.
Mrs. Fits will reopen the Conservatory
of Music en- the I'd of October.
Dr.. OVERALL has removed his Office &c
29S Main street, over Mansford's book store
THE Greenwood Nursery, Alb Second street
gives SPECIAL attention to cut flowers, brida
bouquets and cemetery work.
A PINT of the finest ink for families oil
schools can be made from ten-cent package
Of Diamond Dye. Try them.
The day class of the Chickasaw Matri.
monial Association is now ready for bust
ness Applications received by telegraph.
"THE best is the cheapest" is an old anC
true maxim. The Celluloid Eye Glasses arr
the best for those who need artificial aid iol
the EYES. For sale by all leading jeweler
and opticians.
HUB PUNCH is superior to the averag'
punch brewed on festive social occasions. IL
il the melloWest old liquors are blended will
choice fruit Juices The trade supplied a
manufacturers prices by E. ]. Semmes
Co., Memphis, Tenn.
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN

MEMPHIS. TENN, September II, 1852, pm.
AraraOa
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. 4545-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county
Tenn.-The State of Tennessee for its own use
ETC., VS.. E. L. MCGOWAN ct al
cause That the defendants, C. B. James and wife
Ellen James are residents of st. Louis, Mo-, anC
that--Bierce is a resident OF Washington D. u.
| and that they are non-residents of the State o
| Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap
pearance herein, at the Courthouse OF Shelby coun
| ~ in Mem pills. Tenn, on or before the first Mon
| day in October, 1882. and plead. answer or denu
| to complainant's bill, or the will be take
| for con essed as to them and for hearing ex
parte; and thar copy of this order be publ1shec
| once a week for four successive weeks, In th'
| Memphis Appeal. This September 2 1852
| A copy-attest: Z. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By j. NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
| oo,,nia;nart tue
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Nnn.Residenf Nntiee.

No. 45se-In the ChancerysCourto of Shelby county
Tenn.-The State OF Tennessee for its own use
etc, VS.. VIM. Hightower, ct al:
It appearing frem bill, which is sworn TO in thii
cause that the defendant, Berthe May Scott, Is
resident of the State of Mississippi and non-resi
dent of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That she make her sp
county in Memphis Tenn, on or before the frs
Monday in October 1882 and plead, answer o.
demrir 10 complainant's bill and petition OF th'
Taxing District of Shelby county, or the same vii
be taken for confessed to her and set Tor hear1n
ex parte; and that copy of this order be pub
Ished once week for four successive weeks IN I'M
Memphis Appeal This I'd day of September, 1882
copy-attest: z. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
RyJ N Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
! " NJ smith and F. a. Heisken, solicitors 10
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Nnn.Residenf Notice.

No 45s5-Ia the Chancery Court OF shelby county
Tenn.--The State of Tennessee Tor Us OWL use
etc vs. Mrs s. z Greenlaw, ct al
n anpearing from bill, which is sworn 70 IN tn1s
cause. that the defendants, Fannie J. GTesniaw
W. y Crrenlaw jr, Sallie Anna 0reenlaW anc
Vsfia y C:-eanlaw are residents OF the State o.
Texas and non-residents OF the State OF Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered, That they make tnen sp
r.asrsnce herein at the courthouse II SHELBY
county. in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the ms
Nondsy in October, 1882, and plead, answer or de
NJ 10 couplainanf's bill and petition OF the ak
ing-D District of shelby county, or the same VIII D
for confessed as TO Them and set Tor hear1n;
~ narte: and that copy OF this order be pup
S@Sbed once week for four successive weeks In u,
Memphis Appeal This ID DAY OF ssPts en- N.9s T
Pg1M PTadley Deputy Clerk and Master
W N. smith and F. 81. Heisken, SOLICITOR 10
complainant
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Yon-Pesidenf Notice.

No 45sO-In the ChanceIy Court OF she.oy S i
etc vs. James R. Taylor, ct al - +. at.
II Appearing from BILL which is sworn 70 u Lnls
nj the state of Illinois and non-resloent OF inc
State of Tennessee: ,.La HE nnao ',
II is therefore ordered. hat he InAnS Ms
ance herein at the courthouse OF onelos Gun =
in Memphis Tenn, on or before the nrst Monosy
in October, 1Ss2 and Pleaa;; 81 81 the RIM
6stIict Of shelby county, or the same viii be
taken for confesssd as o MN ana Ms SCI r ior ne m
Tebed once week for four successive weeks IN the
Memphis Appeal Ihis % Gay OF sePte nj T. Ter
RRSSTPN Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master. r.
81 " smith and F. u. Heiskell, SOLICITORS lof
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Non.Gesident Notice.

No. 459I-In the Ckancery Court of Shelby county
Tenn.-The State of ennesste for It's own use
etc, VS.. J. J. MeComb ct al.
happening from bin which is sworn to II
this cause that the defendants - Brady, ans
his wife Brady are residents of. the State o
Pennsylvania and non-residents of the state
TENNESSEE that ]. J. MeComb is on-resioent Q
the state OF Tennessee. and that the residence o
H Baker and Catherine Baker is unknown ent
cannot be ascertsiued after diligent searcn an'
II is therefore ordered, That they make their ap
pearance herein, at the Courthouse OF Shelo!
county, in Memphis. Tenn, on or before the mrs
Monday in October, 1882, and plead, answer or de
muir to compartments bill and petition OF the 4 AK
District of Shelby county, or the same Will o.
taken for confessed as to them and set LOT hearln
ex parie; and that copy OF this order be pup
lished once week for -four successive weeks. II
the Memphis Appeal. This ID day OF September
1882 COPY: Attest.
ROBERT J. BLACK, CLERK ana Master.
ByJ NJ Bradley, d. c. and N.
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Baskets Of Flowers.
NONRESIDENT NOTICES

Fresh lot of elegant baskets just received
by Memphis Floral Company.
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Nonpos;daut Notice

No. 45s7-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county
Tenn.-The State of Tennessee for It's own use
ETC., VS.. G. W. Foster, ct al.
disappearing from bill, which is sworn to In TIL:
cause that the defendant, G. w. Foster, rs resi-
the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his appear
snce herein. at the courthouse of Shelby county
in Memphis Tenn, on or before the first Monda!
in October 1882, and plead. answer or demur Il
complainant's bill and petition of the Taxing
District of Shelby county, or the same VIII %
taken for confessed as to him and set for hearln
ex parte; and that copy of this order be pup
lished once week for four successive weeks in IN
Memphis Appeal. This ID day OF September, 1SS2
copy-attest: R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BY M Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
W M smith and F. II. Heiskell, solicitors 10
the
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. 454e-In the Chaneery Court of Shelby county
Tenn.-The State of Tennessee for its own use
etc VS.. Eliza A. Gleason, ct al.
IT appearing from BILL which Is sworn to in tht;
cause, that the defendants, Eliza A Gleason anc
her husband, Charles Gleason are residents OF tnt
state OF Missouri and non-residents OF the State
Tennessee:
tits therefore ordered, That they make their ap
resrance herein at the courthouse of Shelb!
county in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrs
Monday in October, 1882, and plead, answeror de
mur to complainant's bill and petition OF the Tax
iug-District of Shelby county, or the same Will b
taken for confessed as to them and set Tor near
ing ex parte; and that a copy OF this order %
published once week, for four successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal. This ID day OF Septem
A copv-attest: R. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
ByJ NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
w, NJ Smith and +. d. Heiskell, solicitors 10
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FIoyd,s Ladies' Restaurant.

We have spared neither pains nor ex-
peuse to make this restaurant the very best
of its kind in the country. Very few cities
the size of Memphis can boast of such a
place. We have lately made all the i'm
provements which could possibly add to the
comfort OF our patrons and our own con-
yenience. Our motto has always been
"Only the Best" Floyd's candies are IA
| nth avarvh0d~
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SCHOOL MATTERS.
Meeting Of the Board Of Education Last
Night-RepOrts and Suggestions
Received from Various
Committees.
Henry ]. Lynn Selected as the Successor
Of Edward Shaw-The Resigna-
ton of Visitor Ferguson
Accepted.

The Board of Education met last night in
regular monthly session, with President
Rsmbaut in the chair, and the following
members present: Messrs. ]. Walsh, A.
Walsh, Lawhorn, Boyle, Degnan, Rudisill.
Rogers, Jordan, Scales, E.tes, Grehan. Link
hauer, Burke, Ralston, Gronauer, DuBose
and Duffy.
Superintendent Collier made two sugges-
lions: First, that building be secured for
the colored children in the northern part OF
the city; second, that the course Of study be
published for the benefit of the teachers. The
second suggestion was referred to the Com
mittee on Text Books, with power to act.
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1o6n Prfses slt-;o y
Whole Tickessss o. Hs q T,cEeis 500 si'
pamit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or ssn9 pg
rnress DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETT
81 POSTOFFICE ORDER Orders OF 20 ana up
- nrd nv Express, can be sent al our expense
ndaress ali orders to r. NJ. BoARDMAN, CoqrleT'
41rnsI Funding Louisville, Kentucky, or X NJ
P0ARDMAN sos Broadway. New YORK, or No.
Hest Cont st. Mem nbis. Tenn.
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BeHare of Substitutes.

The public should bear in mind that imi-
tations or substitutes of a standard medicine
are offered not for any benefit of health, but
to sell something that has been bought cheap;
and not daring 10 criminate themselves by
exact copies, their object is TO get as near toit
as is necessary to deceive. The remedy to
detect frauds is in your own hands. Buy no
Simmons Liver Regulator unless encased
in a white wrapper, having a large red 2 in
the center, and the signature OF ]. 81. Zeilin
a. Co on the aide
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PERSONALS.

Posted in Memphis at am. September Il, 1882
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STOLEN.

NERTIFICATES-The public are hereby not
" fed the following Judgment CeIsin ~ .
or Bonds of TiDton county, Tenn. Issued 70 r.
Tuggie or Phillip Tuggle, have been stolen ir9 N
p Meux agent of the undersigned, VIZ: CerI j.
cates Nos 4O al H 46 As so, So. 81 and So OF Sc
ries &C each for the sum of 1892 59 and Sertln,
sates Nos III, 1l9 121, 49, l25, III, ~ t5l aiT
1S3 of series G. :" each for the sum OF s64 All
persons are hereby warned against purchasing inc
same as they are still my property; r.,
PHILIP TUGGLE, San Francesca. SaL
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No. 4r2s-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county
Tenn.-Abbie P. Anderson vs. William "liltoro
ct al. =.
cause that the defendants, Fanny WITHHOLD Is not
to be found in his county;
1t is therefore ordered, That she make her Sp,
pearance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in November, 1882, and plead, answer OF
demur to compliments bill, or the same VIII pc
taken for confessed as to her and set fo- hearing
exparte and that copy of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, IN the
Memphis Appeal. This September l, 1SS2
A copy-attest: r. ]. BLACK, Clerk anG Master
BY J. M. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
CAN'T e. Patterson Sol, for cOmpInt. tue
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ON THE DIAMOND.
The Eckfords Win a Handsome Victory
Over the Reds.

The game between the Eckfords and the
Reds Sunday was an excellent one. The
Reds began very bravely, and at the end of
the sixth inning were six to ones Every one
thought there was no hope for the Eckfords,
but they rallied in the sixth and seventh in
nings, and at the end OF the seventh inning
the score stood seven to seven. In the last
inning, by streak of good batting, the Eek
fords made three runs and thus faxed their
opponents nicely. Bonds pitching, Miller's
ine batting and J. Maloughneys' catching, in
all probability won the day for the Eckfords.
The following is the score by