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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30

The Lynch-Chalmers drama held the
boards in congress yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30

Last week Of the extra session.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30
DOSQUE HERDFARM.
ACCLIMATED
JERSEY & Holstein Cattle

Thoroughbred Registered Jersey Bulls
from the celebI ated herd of W. B. Mont
gonery, Esq, Starkville, Miss. jersey
grade heiters Crom selected milch cows
imported year ago from Mississippi and
Kentucky and now fresh. Apply 10
GEORGE W. JACKSON
p. o. Box 49,, Waco, Tex.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30
WACO EXAMINER.

WACO. APRIL 30, 1892.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30

The Boston Herald recalls the infu-
ence exerted upon a riotous mob by the
reading Of few lines from Longfellow.
The Herald says In the summer of
1857, acting Governor Stanton, OF Kan
sas, paid visit to the citizens of Law
renee, that state After partaking Of the
hospitalities extended him by Governor
Robinson, he addressed by request, a
crowd of some five hundred free state
men, who did not hesitate to manife-t t
their Interpretations at such portions
of the speech as dId not accord with
their peculiar political views. At the
close of his speech, Mr.. Stanton pict-
ured IN glowing language the Indian
tradition OF Iiawatha, of the pence
pipe shaped and fashioned by Gitchie
Manitou, and by which he called tribes
of men together, and in hi- own Ian
guage addressed them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30
TAKE NO OTHER.

Beware of those who know nothing of Medi-
cal Ompouuds who put out nOstrums known
TO sour, ami being analyzed prove worthless
and only made to ieese the lsblic and pirate
on the we'll earned reputation OrXeiln 4 cos.
medicine. These frauds have no reputa tlOn to
sustain, and Will cheat YOU for few pennys
every way they can. Look careful to the med
iCine you are induced to take, for much suffer
ing. permanent Injury and even death has re-
suited from improper treatment and from tax
ing unskilliully prepared medicine, -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30

: haYe given you lands 10 hunt in.
have given you streams to fish in,
have given you beer and bison,
hsN given you brant and beaver
flll'd the marShe- full of Wild fowl,
Flll'd the ri er full Of Il hes:
Why then, are You not coutrntedg
Why, then, VIII you hunt eacn othe.2
am weary Of your quarrcIs.
W cary oI your wars and blDuHShr1
Wear OF your prayers for vengeance
OF your wraugln4,s and lissebsiors;
All your strength in your union,
Allyour danger is I'm dIscurd:
Therefore be at pc &C hencrforwarT,
And as brothers live together
The application of this question was
felt by the excited crowd, and those who
but moment before had murmured tie
loudcSt Joined heartily in the unanimous
applause that followed the close of The
speakers remarks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-28
NO. 40
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOtice.

Notice.
II you have fine or complicated watch or
CLOCK, music box, an automaton singing bird
or any other delicate and intricate piece
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
ohronometer, watch and clockmsker
Jewelry neatly repaired.
4, All work warranted to give perfect satisfac.
hon or positively no charge. %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-28
Dissolution Of CODartnerShiD.

IOB PRINTING OF ALL DE
ej scriptions, executed with neAtneas 80
despatoh q th SuNTUsL Ofpca
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-28

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. o. U. w.
NEEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RICKARD
M building every Tuesday evening at 7:3o
O'Clock. Sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. G. H. Thoms.
o. L. SCOTT, NJ. W.
10. Q. wHrrHoRE, Recorder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-28

C71 A WEEK. s12 a day at home easily
, II made. Oostly outAt free Address Tnun
Co., Augusta Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-10

One Of the cheap writer's who sends
ont manifold letters from New York.
devotes portion of an epistle to the
Detroit Free Press, to the disparage-
ment of the American newspaper re-
porter. This writer, who is evidently
. woman-for most of this slop- work
Is done by women bewails the fact
that reporters are not what they were
thirty years ago, when Raymond,
dreeiey and Bayard Taylor served
their apprenticeship. The truth is no
reporting worthy the name was done
in those days. The local news of one
OF the New York daiies before the
war was written up by the city editor
and one assistant, where now a force
OF thirty men is not considered too
large. The best reporters of all the
large cities of the country to-day are
better equipped for good literary work
than thrcc-quarters of the able editors
of generation ago. They know
what news is, and when by mneh in
genuity they have succeeded in get
ting the facts of a story they know
equally well how to present it in inter.
esting style. To these whose knowl-
edge Of the business is purely theoret.
Ical, this may seem an easy task, but
any one who has had the experience
Knows that it takes more ability to
make a frst-class reporterthan to turn
'ut good lawyer. All this talk about
he decadence of reporting by writers
Who do hack work which a clever re.
porter would scorn is rank nonsense.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-10
Happiness.
Lime Kiln Club Lecture.

\ "ln de fust place no one kin be per-
%eckly happy. When you git pos
Bseshun of great big watermellyon
&an' sit down in an alley to devour it
Hby yerset yer mouf waters, yer back
port o humps up, an you fondly EN-
Rglne dat you am perfectly happy.
HBut yon amt. You haven't taken
BPber two bites befo' you remember
&lat de ole woman wants ID porus plas-
&Fer, an de chlld'en want shoes, and de
sfent will be due on Saturday., and a
fOzen odder fings cum to mind to
|fuock yer happiness higher dan Gill
HOy'S corn-sheller. It's de same when
|F0u play poker an win $40. You feel
PRappy fur de minnet, an you dance
|fFoun' on one leg an chuckle ober yer
}martness. You remember dat YOU
||pPwe about $56, an dat de wood am
2ut de Hour-bar'l am empty, an de
fhlld'en have been cryin' tur bacon.
In de second place, what's de use of
Penn happy? (Sobs from Elder Toots. J
happiness doan' increase de price of
Plackln' stoves. You can't charge
sny more for whitewashin'. (Sensa-
t'0n behind the stove.) You can't Git
y. 10y mo- Tor beatin' carpet. (Groans
\ Oespalr) Bein' happy doan' help
suf credit at de grocer's or de butch
vs. (S'ghs.) What dey want is
I ney an not happiness. Show me a
sappy man who has any mo- to eat am
a' oan an unhappy one. Distress
~ coughs from all over the hall.) 1t
= o'n SAID dat happiness am better
y w riches. Doan' lot 'em fool vou,
y
] N''snsa'lon.) De happy man am sent
jan quite as often as de unhappy
one.
IN IN, de third place, happiness am not
'''"y' 1t runs into liver complaint,
j '"''pshun an palpitation of de
a'' We am placed heah on airth
] vet on de losin' boss; 10 marry de
Il o "oman-to catch onto heaps of
y weather and dead loads of tribu-
S'aOa' Doan' go round lookin' fur a
Tppy man. If you find one. he'll be
nsO0ay SO soft dat dey have to put
=" ICE Onr greatest an best
i 'n dc mos unhappy ones. Show
"iah that has lost three wives by
|. W 'eVer' six child'en by the chole-
'afee or four houses by fire, am
himself bin sent to Jail on false
]. "0ny' an | will show you no.
"0man'0 (Checrs.")
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-10

hi. george r. Simms, the Baptist
'e' at Greenbush, New York,
,na o'u with writing love letters 10 a
,., IS 'auy OF his congregation, has re-
''tu' u His resignation was accept.
J., Du''ng his farewell sermon MANY
III the congregation wept.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-10
PostoHce Kours.

Il, ring week Gays until further notice,
the ostotfice VII ne sept open from seven
\. N. until nino p II
Srndays from haif-past twelve to onei
and from iour until si1 2. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
npened ut all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
urtiays after four o'clock f. NJ
). G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec ), 1915. Postmaster
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INvI0ORATOR SAMPLES FREE
Cor. Geary and Mason 8

Call or address DR.. LIEBIG Co., 4e0 Gear
street. Private entrance. 405 Mason street, San
Francisco. California.
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SOLDI NOW now ]

:SOLDlERS. S.sssa ns. ]. isas.'as .. s,ss..s ssea :,
A.nu caused ~ military service are entitled 10
keuN0n. widows, minor children asnerIar.
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Clalms as many can be alio-.ed with bn: Gssa
mere ore evidence. ConpIsts instructions with refer
A.tornsysssprp - sppnsasas- osa chas Geo. A. King.
s-Asi4"' Sib St., Washington. D. q.
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yaaha Semi~Weeklg morIa
Published
|ruesdays sS ss' Fridays
|HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES.

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
lSn IN Brick Building Adjtmis rniolioe Montgomery Sre
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LEGAL BLANKS.

All kinds Legal Blanks, just printed
or extra good paper and for sale at
this office.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
The Circus ia Utah.

You may talk about gala days aud fun all
you choose TO- hut you don't know much about II I'M
you have seen tho circus IN Mormon town. When
old John RDbinsOn's only aud supremacy Isolated
world renowned and universe defylug congress Of
plnk-eyod ponies aud measy hyenas struck ogden
nobody seemed 10 know how II happened, but the
whole of northern Utah was aidme with the pink sun
bOnnels aud bedCk pantaoOns OF the Latter Day
Saints. Long before daylight tho bull teams and
mule load, of p0lygamuus fruit began to douge the
me valley was musical With the neigh Of the new
colt and the echo Of the Mormon spank, Back around
me block extended the long procession Of perspirinG
humanity They drove intOtOw In every styled
Heyance known TO modern mechanism ana took I'm the
entire show, from the fat woman In the side show 20
the negro minstrel performance Ia the ring at the
Close OF The circus Tile immensity Of the undertaking
may be considered aud understood when We stop 10
think Nhat few Of these Mormon patraIChs eau load
their families into one lumber wagon. What then
can tloy dor The children cannot be left At home,
for the mOtets determined to Beg the areniC dis
play ana iuighty -defyiug phalan1 of E0ulOgl
cal CHAMBERS aud acTUbac genius. There 10 alter
native but 10 hitch up the tlme-h OnOTed bull-te6
aud uall-WAgOns enough 10 hold the sacred Outnt.
Western people know that fieightlng outfit consists
Of very large wagon in the lead, with one, two or
more tiallod after H. lie performance AZ ogden
postponed thirty minutes for tie arrival VI family
alone that Lad been delayed by hat-bON. The cir
Gus manager estimates That lie the circus at an
expense Of 600 per hour, but when thls family got
there and he figured up the price OF admission he
ahead s3j 49, 70 say nothing Of peanuts aud the min
stfel-shOw receipts.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
The u0Idest Jpbsbttsut.o

William Bassett, an aged negro living in
Camden, n. j., last May celebrated his one hundred
and twenty sixth birthday, and Ia without doubt the
coolest inhabltnnt' Of the New World. Bassctt was
born In Delaware in 1855, where his parents wero
slaves for many years owned by the Bayard family.
During the Revolution Bassett, then young man Of
twenty one or twentw- two, working for farmer
by the name OF Wilson. While there he married, and
became the father OF large family, each member Of
whom he has outlived Upon the death Of his wife
Bassett married again. When the war broke ont in
1872 he became n body servant TO Col. Morris, OF
jackson army, whom he accompanied to the front Mt
New orleans. He married his third wife upon his
return from the South, and had by her quite nuner-
GUS family, all but one Of whom died prior to the
civil War For the last eighteen years he has been
taken care of by his children and grandchildren,
spending the time between Camden AMI Moorestown,
to and from which places he has travelled foot many
a time The last "trip made early In the fail OF
1881. His death Is now looked for daiiy.-Philadel-
phin Record
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
brighton neacn nnces.

NV YORK, Aug. 26.--Fir8t race at Brigh-
ton Beach for all ages; ~ mile. Katie Creel won,
Camlllus second. aud BkylaTk thrd. Time. 10Y.
French pools paid S0.fj.
second race, selling allowances; one mile. Tug
Wilson won, Little Fred and Mai. Hughes a dead
heat FOR second place. Time, l;i5.
Third race, for all ages; IA miles BOunCer won,
Rob Roy second, aud Pope Leo third, Time, 2il4.
French pools paid sl9.s5.
Fourth race for beaten horses; y miles Babcock
won, La Gloria second and Clarlsslma third, Time,
1893 French pools paid s7.4O.
Fifth race, hurdle race; - miles over six
hurdles. Belle Ui the North won, FalCOnbridge
second, and Mrs ChuDDs third, Time, 255. French
pools paid $40.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
The HasKem Acceiera,ing Gun.

Coils, John Newton and William T.. Smith,
OF the Army, arrived At Reading Pa, last Tuesday
from New ork aud made an Inspection Of the l.y-
man Haskell acceleratng gun now being constructed
at the Scott Works and which Will be completed In
few weeks The result Of the inspection very salts
factory. Newton claims that In regard to penetTa-
tive power ten-lnch accelerating gun VIII be as ELL
Client the eighty Armstrong gun and nearly
as much 50 as the lO0-tOn gun. and that twelve
inch acceeratng gun viii be more powerful than the
last msniioned also that the Lyman Haskell designs
offer for our sea-cOls batteries at comparatively
moderate cost guns at least as efficient as the best I'm
Europe. Col. Smith is very sangulne IN regard to
the forthcoming test Of the accelerating gun which
viii soon be made at the Government proving sta
ton staten Island The gun to be tested is 81 six
Inch cdlibre ana viii cost 800 600.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
LOCAL MENTION.

Is a few days Kings Palace new addition
viii he under roof. Roth show and stock
iu the hands Of the builder, and have no room
90 store the goods. We are obliged 60 sell We shall
offer elegant bargains In fact We are compelled 60
soil remove tho goods We prctor 60 sacrifice rather
them 90 remove thcm, aud shall Offer y splendid as
softmcut of hats. honnets flowers ribbons, hccs,
plumcs, linen ulscrs, and black English table crapc
at sacrifice In addition, we viii offer nm elegant
assortment VI all the leading ta shapes ut remarks
ably low prices. Don't fail 90 give us call King
Palace, sii seventh street northwest
THE celebrated Tannhauser beer Of
Bergncr Englc continues to maintain It's popularity
of the finest and purest brands ot beer manu-
.acturcl. Mcssrs, BcnSlor Co., 1888 ~ street, are
The sole agents or S sale IN this city aud family or
dcts are made specially.
THE famous Bethesda Water, direct from
the spring In Wisconsin,, bo procured ut the store
vi Reeds sons, street. The great popularity Of
this medicinal water ot late has made the demand 50
great that this Rrm had to make 1t Of their chief
anecialues.
AGENTS can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
worth $40 sent free. For tull particulars address EG
Eideoui Co., 10 Barclay street, New York.
THE Shedd Excelsior Turco- Russian Baths
ne tue perfection Of luxury, and conducive to health
oren sundays till Z. Nj,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
A nrIght Bungor IlnrI,er.

William NJ. Martin, an intelligent young
cOlOiCd man. resident VI Bangor Mich came to THIS
Louisiana state Lottery Company due HIN as the
holder Of Onetft Of ticket No. So OO3, Class O. which
~. lis lad been Investing IN lottery tickets at
Intervals during year and had once before struck II
for tlOO. lie presented his ticket, he said and was
the fun amount, and the funds he invested In two bis
Of exchange on New York He proposed 10 eulafge
aud rent his barber shop With portion OF his money
but had not decided on the Investment Of the remain
der He, however remarked, ~ VIII uertaiuly put
II 10 good use '-NtW Oriclas Ttmtg- DemDcrtit
JUly IS,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27

Those who cannot spare the time on week
days should not fail to attend the excursion of NJ
Abrahams to HaTper's Ferry sunday. septem-
Der 3. Ample accommodations have been made for
the convenience Of the eIcursoniss Every person is
guaranteed scat IN nrst-ClaBs cars, or money re-
funded. As this may DO tue last excursion VI The
season, dOu't fail 10 attend.
special meeting OF the Washington Aquatic As.
ISOLATION Is called for Thursday evening to rehease
the excellent programme which will DO rendered on
their excursion next Wednesday evening The steamer
C0rcOran leaves at $50 'eloek FOR Marshall Hall re-
turning before ~ O'Clock. Tho Marine Band, John
4. sOusa director, VIII be In attendance. Tho ever
popular Pirates OF Pen2anoen and "H. NJ, s.,
Plnaforo' VIII DO rendered by the association, With
full orchestral accompaniment.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27

Parliamentary return which has been
Issued shows the amount Of shippng-tOns weight of
hu-estlmated and built from the year 1865 10 the
year ISIS. for The British navy. The total num-
Der of lrOn-Clads and wooden, non, aud composite
vessels actually built during that period IN IIef Ma
Jesy dOckyaTds aud by contract amounted ~ 322 p5g
tons Of the value Of Glj IA, 600. The smallest guam
MY Of shipping built In auy one year during that
period was 10 500 tons IN l6G6-s7 and the largest
quantity M the year following when ~ 123 tons were
huut The greatest value represented by the shipping
INSTRUCTED IN one year was In 1tIG-77, when
d25 as were expended IN the ConslTuctOnOf "a $50
..H5 OF shipping, principally composite vessels The
urn also includes statement Of the amount Of
Hn0y proposed 10 be spent labor and that actually
rant on The several ships building in Her Majesty
ap kyads during HE year lssl-s2, showing lie cor
rH ODdlng tonnage. Tor arnOrod ships tic amount
1sed 10 be spent was 1889, 5j7, aud that actually
pens $780, 5s5, upon tonnage actually built Of 10 74s
I uuarmOred vessels the amount proposed 10 be
cent was Ll57, $780, and that actually spent EICs $780,
pom 1,G9O tons actually built. The amount OF un-
9fed ships proposed 10 be built by contract during
s2 was $50 tons az an expenditure Of age Ci5; ,
amount actually built was 3, I72 tons Tor which
q, mo has been PAID. There were no armOICd ships
..'. ~ contract during that period
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
DimcuIlies OF EgyplInn wnrfo,o

Whatever may be thought from a politi-
cal point Of view of the necessity Of an Immediate
occupation Of Egypt there can be no doubt that
from military point Of yiew II must he looked on
as a perlous task In the autumn the climate by mo-
means favorable 10 Europeans at rs best, Is al its
worst The waters are alI out, aud, as they reCede
the soil gives out damp eNhaatiOns, poisonous aIike
to man and beast. There Is also m the dry paIis
terrible enemy 10 Cunteud with In the sand, which
cOmbinen with the sun, played such havoc with the
eyes Of both our own aud the French sol
sci down IN the narratives of that war ne
having said that more than twO-thrds Of MA
men were at one time suffering from opthalma Sn
that It ~ not so much Arab, the Egyptians and
Arabs We shall have To contend with as fever dyfcn-
terry, and disease Of the eye. our soldiers ought Ia
be SuppIed WIN lhe !, goggles which are sold FOR
pTeaeryatiVe against dust and glare. london TTuiL
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
Letter from nhe President of Gonzagn
College.

70 TIs EIIt0F " TIC SuIIdIV HtrdI'
SIR: At the reopening of the academic
year may he allowed to say something about the
claims of GOnzaga College upon the patronage Of
the public. The best claim from my point Of view,
apart from the honorable rcpute Of the "od Sem
mary, - Is this: ! am fully bent upon making our
teaching successful aad shall my very best ef.
forts 10 secure the full performance Of all that we
promise, viz: First class Intellectual and moral
training THIS | an sure, can be given by the
really fine stan of professors detailed for duty here
THIS year. The people of Washington may safely trust
them. At all events, 1t Is worth their while To make
experiment, one advantage especially is offered to
larger boys VINO are DESTROYS OF beginning collegiate
course; they WIN be together In special class with
special professor whom can commend Ia the highest
terms, The classical and commercial courses wifi in
cude, besides the ordinary branches senograpy and
German, with special professor for each. Terms,
$40 per quarter, IN advance.
LnlIN j. MIMIIN. IInslhnnI-
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
SARATOGA RACES.
The Last DRy-LIdR SianhOpe Beats
the Record of Ten Brock.

New YoRK, Aug. 2G.-The attendance at
the grounds was very large to- day
First rave purse $500. one mile. Monarch won,
Wedding Day second, Force third. Time, 1: a.
French pools paid 1890
Second Tacs-the BADEN Baden handicap; three
miles. Ida slanhOpe won, Ella WRrnod second
BushwaCker third. Tlme 5;25-the fastest ON record
by quarter Of second. French pools paid s25 80.
Ihild Iaeo-e1'soat 70. purse Oh flOO, OF which
free; ono mile aud furlOng. PATTI won, Standon
second, Kennesaw thrd, Time, sl:57iI. French
pools paid s2I 60.
Fourth race-free handicap steeplechase, paid
$500, Of which 800 TO the SECOND horse entrance
free; about 3 miles Rose won. Annette fell at a
hurdle In the east Held aud her Jockey was severely
injured. Time, 2:55. French pools paid s22. 40.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-27
Totals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II
Polo.

The Washington Polo team paid Il visit to
Newport last week To engage In the tournament M
the skating Rink, The team consisted of Georre
lioyd, captain. aud Messrs. Cuttings, Main, Hobbs
Heath, and HELEN. They were defeated In the rst
report that they foTesaw defeat when they learned
thestyle Of the Newport game, the NewpOris using
heavy hickory stick, rubber ball, aud have a way Of
scooping mp the ball with their hands. Kicking Inc
ball Is barred. Those who have seen the Washington
game Remember that some ~ the finest plays are
made by kicking, and that ''dcad - ball is used
Tho Washingons were heartily applluded for Their
fine playing In the face Of defeat. The SewpoTt iein
have concluded 10 adopt the Washington game I'm the
future, and are anxious 10 visit Washington MS
coming winter TO play another game. The Wa,bIng-
tons visited Nartngansett Pier and played the cI1b
there, ana defeated them by score Of TO f.