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Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
"A Tammany Bombshell
Nnlol ntoNakeh ~ T~tvp nvv

Nkw YORK, December 20. Tam.
many primary In the Sixth assembly
district was held in the liquor store Of
VIM. Gerghan. Shortly before the
polls closed some person dropped a
bomb, which exploded, blowing the
entire front of the store away.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Matter OF Application Of Alexander Dae-
mon for Liquor Licer SO.

Notice Ia hereby glyent ha, Alexander Da' man
did upon the 27tn Gay OF Zee. A u. 1889, file
his applications 70 the Mayor and City Council Of
Omaha for license to soll Malls, sp'rituous and
VI Gus Liquors. 10 Nos. COS and 9l0 Ter tn
street, LIST ward On aha Neb., from the 10Th
day. OF January 1875 to the 18th day Of April.
II there be no objection, remonst,snce OF pro.
test filed wi hin two weeks from December 2 tn
A.. ID. 1882, 10 the said | cehse will be granted.
ALEXANDER DAEN0N,
Applicant.
The Omaha Bee newspaper will puo ish tho
above notice once each week for two weeks at tho
expense Of the apple, mt. The City OF Oiua aha 10
not 10 10 charged Herewith.
J. J.L C JEwS1T,
d 2S-2t C,ty Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Bpckhn.s Arnlca SaIva,

The Best SALvH in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, s,nlt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, ChSpped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles, 1t ie guaranteed TO
give satisfaction II, coy refunded.
Price, 9 eenta psr ce. Fof sn's hy q.
v Goodmnr
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
A Change tor the Worse.

IPOV"I DfuP"tc1F 70 bHHs
BosToN, December 29.-Merritt
Seymour, in custody here for robbing
the safety deposit vault of $40, 900
government bonds, and $14 600 At
Gibson, Topeka g. Santa he railroad
bonds, has been sent to New York
City to answer the charge of forgery.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Good

It's a Jolly day from as and West,
For children thrive and mothers rest,
Tho darling girls all named Victoria
And with the boys, they have Castoria.
II Is . fact, there is no 'may be-"
A mothers milk emit save the baby;
While sweet CAsToRIA digest, their food,
Gives them health aud makes them good.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Railway Exhibition.

CHICAGO, December 20.--The appli-
cations for space at the national ex-
position of railway appliances to DO
held at Chicago next June give as
al of a most useful and inter-
esting exhibit. The treasury depart
ment has issued an order admitting
foreign exhibits free of duty. The
railways will return articles exhibited
to the point of shipment free of
charge. Payment being exacted but
n way.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Special Dispatch 10 TnE BEE.

SENATE
WASHINGTON, December 29.-On
motion of Senator Hosr the bill to
provide for the performance Of duties
of president of the United States in
case of inability, or removal by death
or otherwise of the president or vice.
president was taken up. Discussion
of the bill continued until nearly 2
o'clock when unfinished business, the
bill of for relief of Fitz John Porter
was talan up, and Senator Logan adj
dressed the senate. ,
Senator Logan made an argument
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
A Rleaohsry Burned.

PATTERSON, N. j., December 20.--
Byrene IL Smiths extensive bleachery
burned this morning. Loss 5000, 900,
partly insured. Two hundred hands
cut of employment.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Railway Commissions.

CHICAGO, December 29.-The gen.
eral passenger agents OF tho Chicago
and Missouri river roads met to-day
and fixed the maximum commission
on California business at 81 for all
classes.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30

Matter of Application of Chas. Neber for
Liquor License.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given hat Chas. Neber
did upon the Goth day OF December,
A. d., 1882, file his application to the
Mayor and City Council of Omaha, for
license to sell Malt, Spirituous and Vinous
Liquors, at Corner 10th and Capitol ave-
nue., Third Ward, Omaha, Nsb., from the
10th day of January, 1883, to the 18th day
of April, 1883.
II there be no objection, remonstrance
or protest filed within two weeks from
December 26th, A. d., 1882, the said
license will be granted.
CHARLES NEBER,
Applicant.
The Omaha Bee newspaper viii publish
the above notice once each week for two
weeks at the expense of the applicant.
The CityIof Omaha is not to be charged
Herewith. j. j. l.. @. JEwETT,
d 29-2t City Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Ths Case Dismissed.
mi nluratnh IN Tup puu

ST. LOUIS, December 29.-The
damage suit for So, 900 instituted by
Alice w. S!ayback against John A.
Oockerell, the managing editor of The
Post. Dispatch, for the loss of her hus.
band, was dismissed to-day ct the
plaintiffs instance and costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
The RIGHT. of Indians.

SINN DASp~sSH W "A bhhs
PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-The
Indian Rights association was organ
lied tonight. Wayne McVeagh was
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Mining Stocks.

hTeCInI DTtpNIVh 20 THk BEk.
NEW YORK, December 29.-Mining
stocks are fairly active and irregular.
Sierra Grande, weak, and declining
from 81 80 to 81 05, closing at "a 10;
Chrysolite Ia strong, from 81 55@l. 60,
and Horn silver sc 38. Little Chief
sold OF 45 to 42c, Consolidated Virginia
46 to 40, California 1S@20o, aud
Sierra Nevada $3.50. Sales to. day
are 70, $50 shares. Pipe line certif.
Gates were called to-day for the frat
time OF the New York mining stock
exchange; opening at 773c, and ad-
vancing to 800, and declining to 7Skc,
and closing with SOC. Transactions,
l4S 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
OMAHA NEB SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 80 1882

chosen president. The object ls to
secure to Indians the rights and
privileges enjoyed by citizens.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Children Drowned.

Boston, December 29.-Five chill
dren broke through the leo near Hyde
park to-day and three were drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Tho Hiar Trials.

Special Dispatch to THE BE.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-In
the star route trial this morning argu.'
ment was resumed.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
nAYIrr's

G4O, 900.
DAvIrT's SPEECH.
Davitt, in his speech last night, said
Dublin Castle was now the fortress to
which, constitutionally speaking, the
political ascendsncy landlords had
been forced to retire. There they
would make efforts by the
exercise Of powers which they
still possessed, to regain
political i, huence of which the league
has deprived them. Unless the lord
lieutenant has changed his tactics, the
time would come when even English
men would demand his recall. The
highest to the meane,t justice of tho
peace in Ireland, belong to the land.
lord class. So long as England toler.
ated political judges, 30 long would
the Irish people disregard the law
those judges administered.
THE BoERs.
The Times has reason to believe
that the Beers have decided to send
a deputation to England TO request
the government to revise the
Transvaal constitution. Earl Kim
berly told them in advance that no
such request is likely to be list.
ened to.
LORD NAPIER,
of MagdaIa, has b,en appointed field
marshal.
EUGENIE's REQUEST.
Tho municipal committee of Mar
settles requested the mayor to obtain
q formal deed of the gift of Pharo
Park from ex.Empress Eugene, as o
preliminary step to discussion Of her
offer.
H FLOOD SUBSIDIES.
BERLIN, December 29.-It is es-
timated fully CITY persons persisted in
the floods.
VIENNA, December 29.-The rivers
are gradually subsiding.
MAYENoE, December 80. -Midnight
The Rhine hos fallen three cent?
metres.
II ITALIAN OATH.
ROME, December 29.-The senate
approved of the parhlme ntrry oasa,
introduced by the government, los to
~. The Genate adjourned to jan
uary II.
THE RISING DANUBE.
VIENNA, December 29.-The dan ger
from the rising Danube is increaning.
The main channel has risen tonight
sixteen centimetres.
THE CHIMNEY RUIN
BRADFORD, December 29.-A boy
has been recovered alive from the ruins
of tho building wrecked by the fall of
the mill chimney. The chimney has
long been VIGOROUSLY unsafe.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, December 29.-The senate
to-day adopted the budget sent back
from the chamber of deputies. Both
houses were prorogued to-day.
LUCKY BRAss FOUNDER.
MONTREAL, December CIV. G.
Anderson, a young telegraph operator
at LsChute, who recently fell heir
to $75, 900 by the death Of On uncle
In Scotland, has just been notified Of
the bequest of another $100, 900 by
the decease of another uncle.
A DREADFUL DEATH.
BRUSSELS, December 29.-A boiler
In the factory at Dlsoh was exploded
yesterday while the building was full
of work people. Anumber Of persons
were killed. Three bodies so far have
been extricated.
THE BUDGET ADOPTED.
PARIS, December 29.-The senate
has adopted the ordinary and extraor.
dinarp budgets and voted a gran. of
90, 600, 900 francs to meet the cost of
tho French occupation of Tunis.
BONDS SOLD.
MONTREAL, December 29.-The
bank of Montreal has disposed of $780,
900, 600 of land grant bonds of the
Canadian Pacific railroad.
RICH GILLs.
The will of Sir Hugh Allen divides
the estate equally among his own fam
lily. The eight daughters will receive
$3.50, 600 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Matter Of Application Edward Mariner for
Liquor License.
NOTICE.

NJ tico Is hereby given that Edward Msurer'di
did upon the goth day Of December A D., 1881,
ale his application TO the Mayor and CITY council
of Omaha, for license ~ sell Malt, Spurious and
Yinous liquors at 1914 Faruam street, Sd ward,
Omaha. Nebraska, from the 10 h day Of JAnuiry
1888. 10 tn, litn cav o. april, 1883.
II there be no o lection. rtmonstrance or pro-
test filed within two weeks fro Ueoember &c
D., 1882, the said license will b. granted
EDW. MAURER,
Applicant.
THR OMAHA BEE newspaper will publish the
above noti q once each week for two weeks at
the expense OF the applicant. The City Of
Omaha IL not 10 he charged Herewith.
J. J. l.. O.. JEwsIr,
d 1921 CITY Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
A Father and Children Burned.
Special DiBpatch TO The BRH.

BEVERLY, w. Va December 90
O. A.. Currence, q prominent Ran
dolph county farmer and ex-judge,
was burned on Wednesday night with
four of his children. His wife was
fatally Injured also,
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Enrich and ~reyitalize the blood by
usingBrown's Iron Bitters.

RRDDEo's Russia SalYe meets with
wonderful success in all cases Of Skin dis.
Rse. Try IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
GOLD ROPE.

Theintrnsic merit and superior quality Of our
Gold Rope Tobacco has induced other mannfac.
turers to put upon the market goods similar te
and sold for less money than the genuine Gold
Rope. We caution the : ade and consumer 10 see
that our name and trade mark are upon each
lump. The only genuine and original Gold Rope
Tobacco Ii Manufactured by
TIE WILSON Il McNALLY TO
BACCO COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Matter of Application of Max LEM for
Liquor License.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Max LEM
did upon the 9th day of December. A.
ID: 1882, file his application to the Mayor
and City Council of Omaha. for license
to sell Malt, Spirituous and Vinous LIQUORS
at coIner 9th and Jackson street First
ward, Omaha, Neb from the 10th day of
January, 1883, sto the l1Ih day Of April
1883.
If thereEbel no objection, remonstrance
or protest filed within two weeks from De-
cember ~, A. ID. 1882, the said license will
be granted. MAX LEM, by j. FRI
Applicant,
THE OMAHA BEE newspaper will publish
the above notice once each week for two
weeks at the expense Of the applicant.
The City Of Omaha is not to be charged
Herewith. j. j. l.. @. JEwETT,
29-2t City Clerk.
"BLACK.DRAUGHT" cures d, w,
| a. -0stiOn AND eartbusra.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
d qs.2t
Matter Of Application Of +. L. Adams
for Liquor License.
n

NOIICE,
Notice Is hereby given tn b F L Adam, did
upon the 9th day OF i,eccmber, A. n. 1892, Gle
Omaha, for license to sell Malt, spirituous and
Ninous Liquors, at No. 10 Tel tn street. bird
War;, Omaha Neb., fro II III i0'h day I January
1888 10 tn, nth day OF hpri 1888.
l. Their be no ~ jectio ;, r monstrancc or rro-
tat hlhd within two W eks from Deer 2Ith, A.
ID. 1889, the said license will b" granted.
f.. L. ADAMS
Apples b..
The omSha B,o newspaper will pub ish tho
ab )vs not'os once each week for two weeks %
the expense OF the applicant The city OF Omaha
Is not 10 he charged there With.
J.J. L. @ JEwETr,
d 1884 City Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30

Matt r OF Application OF Roenfeldt q
Fedde for Liquor Liconse.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Roenfeldt &
Fedde did upon the 9th day of December,
A. d., 1882, file their application to the
Mayor and City Council of Omaha, for
license to sell Malt, Spirituous and Vinous
Liquors, at No. 6l9 North Sixteenth street,
Fifth Ward, Omaha, Neb., from the 10Th
day OF January, 1883, to the 18th day Of
April, 1883.
If there be no objection, remonstancs or
protect filed within two weeks from De-
cemher 26th, A. d., 1882, the said license
will be granted.
RoENFRLpT & FRDDR,
Applicants.
THE OMAHA BEE newspaper will publish
the above notice once each week for two
weeks at the expense of the applicants.
The City of Omaha is not to be Charged
Herewith. j. j. l.. @. JEwETT,
29-2t City Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
The Jersey Lily's Relatives.

NEW YORK, December 90 Miss A.
j. Laugtry and j. IL. Langtry, brother
and sister.in.law of the jersey lily,
hag e arrived here from England.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
Davitt Continues laundering
Against English Rule
in Ireland.
The Rising Danube Threatens
to Flood the Entire
Valley.
The Rhine Gradually Heccding-
Fifty Lives Reported Lost.
A Montreal Operator Rejoices over
the Death of Two Rich Uncies.
Special Dispatches 10 Tus BKp.
FLOUR MILLS n N

LONDON, December 29.--The large
flour mills Mt Belfast burned. One
fireman was killed, three injured. Loss
FAC, 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30

PARIS, December 29.-The senate
has adopted the ordinary and extraor-
dinarp budgets and voted a grant OF
90, 600, 900 francs to meet the cost of
tho French occupation of Tunis.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30

"BlACk-DRAuGhT" cures dy 'r,y
j. '0sti0n and ] eartbuaa
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30

qs.Qt
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

Mrs Mary g. Davis widow Of the late DR..
William Davis. and mother Of Mrs. W d. Blox-
ham, afier lOag and painful illness, died al The
residence Of Governor Blexham. in this city, on
Sunday afternoon, and was buried from the Epis-
cOpal Church yesterday morning. Mira Davis
was consistent Christian and lsdy of most
exemplary character. She bore ha Affections
and long suffering with . Christian fortitude,
aad died in the full hopes of blessed resurfec-
ton.
The funeral services were attended by 4 large
number Of every class Of our citizens Who had
kBewn and loved her.
The deceased was q native Of Virginia, where
she married Dr.. DaEiA The family moved to
this county nsny years ago and were noted for
their hospitality aud refinement MIA Davis
was devoted mother, and endeared herself
outside Of the family circle, to those Who know
Der by her amiable manners and genial, affection
ate disposition. She passed away surrounded
bythOse who loved her and who d ell fsFtheir
power to Alleviate her snHerinsz. s'<AfRSt"
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me Create oOsceste," uadsr the auspices
of the ladies of the Presbyterian Church, came
of at Gallie's Hall on the evening of the 18th
Tie staee w@ nicely arranged and hasdsomely
decorated with flowers pictures and drapery,
and the audience was large and appreciative
The GESTURES were artful and quaint, after the
order of " ye olden tines" and the actors imi-
tated the manners and customs of the ancients
in a simple but efectual manner The home
talent of the Capital City was ably seconded by
The following ladies and gentIemen frpm Jack
sonville: Misses Alice Long, Essie Moody, Eva
GSifin, DR. Neil Mitchell, and Messrs A. B. Al
lisOn and Geo. n. Parker, who contributed
largely to the enjoyment of the occasion
Inose taxing leading Characters were Misses
Alice Long, Leila Shine, Lizzie Shine, Fanny
Pspy, Messrs Geo. N. Parker and N. F. Papy.
all of whom rendered their parts in manner
highly creditable to themselves and entertaining
to the audience.
Mr.. Alhson's performances on the piano were
Of the highest order, and that " Affecting Nara
tive" as lucidly impaired by Miss Griffin to the
attentive and compassionate Dr. Shine, brought
forth the heartiest applause of The evening
At the conclusion of the performance the au-
dience instinetively turned TO the tables laden
with delicacies, consisting of cakes strawberries,
ices, &c The management and success Of the
entertainment reflects much credit upon the la
dies having it in Charge, and their lsbors were
handsomely rewarded by the sum of $1495 60
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We are under obligations to Mr.. c. C. Pearce,
who, besides being one of the best revenue col
lectors in the State, is practical and successful
farmer, for packags u what known in the
southern part of the State IS the "Conch Pea"
Mr. ?. procured small quantity OF die seed last
year, and it is from them that lie has supplied
quite number of others. The pea is remark
able for its wonderful growth of vine. A few
peas will cover large space Of ground, single
vine having been observed to run eighty feet,
branching out and spreading IN all directions,
roofing AIT grous Il is also marvelously pro-
line. The pea is white, with black eye, and
hne for tab4e use. IL VIII undoubtedly become
popular as soon as known
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: a. CO. - L. n - n ~ $500. -.
egUMg g o - - nB0. =. q - ~ ~
O. - - AM1 nRM3 A e za1aAs CT =
Hts I'D "a nloom, Ave our bsst vishs. 4 g.
an pzp uods pc. The pressss
wue 1umegons and kaz1assue. Il snuend
NJ: LA b VILLAS. bsaeslsu and sspsesl.,.e
handssme pickle silver msnd: Ma Fsisknks,
h6dsoms ser castor; e IA tipe So
kisAslA; Mr aNBAz IL Eeeku. china
chamber set; MrA T. Costa, tin chamber ~
Ma Ia R 8. WfIliana, handsome oil chro.
nnns - " Diamond and Mra J. Cohen. tides.
Ma WIhs1, batter knife, sugar spoon. ties and
several stA4 azsiels3. In va @ ~ !
CasssiA. siaia; Mi&eSWAis6eA, hau6k ltchief
bog an handkerchief. also lamp mats Mn.
WorreIl, toilet 1T and other articles; Mr.. and
MfA HeDoasAll. vases and elegant cake; Mr. L
n Cohen, handsome lamp; Mr.. Weller, eofBae
pea Of the Old Dominica syla; In W3Ikes,
vas@ IL. WhgAk, Aandsaue poSses hndkes-
chief; Mn Lamb. elegant bOnne. and collar ::
MrA Bates, lace tie; Mrs. Cohen, cake; MIA
QuAile, cake; Mr. and Mrs. Munro, preserves,
stands and cake; Miss Della Burkhim, box Of
hose Miss Blythe, handsome present +; Mrs.
Jones, elegant fruis cake.
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The following civil appointments have been
made by The Governor and duly commissioned
the past week:
Lyman B. Tichnor, TO be Commissioner Of
Deeds for Florida in and for Illinois, during the
pleasure of the Governor
Oscar W. Bailey. to be Justice of the Peace in
and for the county OF Hamilton, for four years.
B A. Parish, to be Justice of the Peace in and
for the county of Bradford, for four yearR
Vim. NJ c. Neel, 10 be Justice of the Peace IN
and for the county of jackson, for four yeara
Thomas w Folsom, 10 be Commissioner OF
Deeds for Florida in and fer New York
AN Tbrssher, of Orange couDtI, 10 te No
tary Public for the State at large
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! A lady who takes wsrn interest IN city i'm
provements. on being asked to suggest a name
for The new Hotel, says in . note 10 the editor !:
" would suggest the name HOTEL De LEON
IT'S not only. Pnique, but also euphonious in
sound, and tribute to the memory of the dis
tinguished man who discovered Florida in 1919
ION Easter Sundayl. who also gave the State its
name, and was It's first Governsr" An exceed
ingiy appropriate suggestion. Who else among
our fair readers win propose namei
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-25

A rural customer recently stepped into 4 store
On Monroe street, placed an order before the
merchant, and inquired, How much cash viii
r. tske to oil this oFderr' The merchant re-
sponded, 1t viii take just one dollar" 70 which
the custouss Z CO gait filled
cheaper DID ,hst . TaIhh.eess Hemtating
with anqssat !. a. = zalaa ( saa ~ it filed
chespsF 10 Tbomasv believe I'm in ITALIA
- - The triek, you see
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is in the city.

Hon. Hugh A. Corley is in the city.
Mr. ]. W. Dorr left for Atlanta Friday last
-AdjnlAnt-G enerAI Yonge is on a visit IA, Pen.
sacola-
ME- B. R Cobb leaves for Indiana to-day to
spend the summer.
-Ex-State Treasurer Walter Gwynn has been
in the city for several days
Mrs. 7. h Pspy, Of Rsmandina, is visiting
Mrk = D. Papy On Glhouss stteetas
MrA Ahnie g. Burroughs a AADnville, is
vbitpg her brosher-in-law, Mr. B. a Meginniss
Major ". l. Davidson, General Manager Of
the +. C. and J. P & NJ Railresd, spent few
days at the capital yesferdaS
Mr.. J. n Barnett, lsie e Lhtle Rock, but
now u Nashville. agent d the Southwestern
Pablfshing House, Is 10 ths ely.
Miss Katie Williams, VIE II been visiting
friends b this eity. resprnsd . hsr bone in Fer
nandisA lass Wednesday. 6eeomp by Miss
MAaae WAilaksr, uho win apsad ssvssal weeks
Ia g.sE Ekiesas, whe ms eoassesed With
the rsilrnad hefe whils under The managemeu,
Of Col. c. d AllsDs has been appointed Chief
EnSaaer Of tn Atlantic, g. Johne91d Indian
Riyg R@nruld aEx 80 - /
-. OK Mnnr@, VIII srensssveral days
here short ssims sinc. drdppeT In On rs unex-
psctsdly this morning. accompanied BY Mr.. W.
W. Duranf, son Of T. c. Dursut, former Vice
President Of tia Union Pacina Railroad. Mr..
Dursnt like Mr. Munroe, has been something Of
traveller through interesting portions Of the
eastern and southern sections Of the State. :
-JudRe T. r. Duane VIVA haa hnea foy aosne
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The unfortunate shooting ARRAY which oc-
CURED on Monroe street on Saturday last ended
Yesterday in the cOnmitfal by Jrstice Papy of
Mr.. Fitch who did the shooting the charge
OF assault with intent to murder Ban was fixed
at eleoO which has been given. From all &C
counts Don Mcleod, who appears TO have be-
come involved in most unexpected manner.
had narrow escape.
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Quotations Of meats subject to q change With
Epsf n5dcss- 9bHia 4 eng h@srffas iSasaed !;
Bellies. 109; Fat Backs, 104; Long Clear Sides,
104; freight added, 4S cents per 100 pounds on
gross weights An meats delivered at depot
The above meats always on hand ct
5l-u s.ia s7e~.< $40 7. 4. LKvT'a
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"A azzax AAop1A4.

The 43nhes@ssrs ehusaghiT organized for
the SESSION, and thssp-sias win play in the fol-
levsss1 S0ak PESa.IK W 6urlis; catcher,
7. j. oJ3oz II INST - g. Hfse; second
base, A. l. HaaaAss; aAisd base, J. p. Duval /;
short-aon Aie2 SANE HI ned, C. Y. Craw-
ford; ~ ~ .do<s hS94S estlp field, W.
Curtis. " b Baraea, Jr4 via "a = scorer
They arg pr.edcinE reguizFiy, and any club that
enisra tOs shsmaseh ~ he iais sAeuld cume pre-
pared 1bra sigukosmly -eossestsd game