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THE PROGRAMME.


The following is the programme for the
remainder of the week:
Tuesday-Infantry drill; band contest.
Wednesday-G Grand street parade of the
mili,sry; infantry drill continued; zouave
drill; at night, fireworks.
Thursday-Infanlry drill continued; artil-
lery drill; at night, promenade concert at
the State Capitol.
Friday-Infantry drill con tinued; sham
battle; at night, fireworks
Saturday-Awsrding of prizes.
DRILL NOTES.
Ample provision has been made for trans-
portstion to and from the grounds.
The rain to-day was great disappoint-
ment.
Single tickets will cost fifty cents; season
tickets 81 so.
Banners of welcome have been hung upon
the outer wslls-ihat is, across all the prin-
cipal streets.
The american, Bonner and World invite
members Of ths press TO make their offices
their headquarters.
The Confederate headquarters are in The
cid American building, Church street, where
all visiting Confederstes are requested TO
call snd RI gster.
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Associated Pre.s Report.

NASHVILLE, May 21.-On account Of rain
and the muddy conditions of the streets, the
parade Of the visiting military intended for
to day is postponed to Wednesday. The fol.
lowing companies have arrived and gone into
quarters at the eucampmen,: Houston TEX }
Light Guards Crescent City Riffs, Tread
way Rifles and Busch Z1uaves, of st. Louis,
Mobile Rifles, Savannah Cadets, Battery A
Missouri ARTILLERY, Batteries and c Louis
isna Artillery, Battery F Washington Artil-
lery, and the Alabama Light Artillery Of
Mobile. Ssvarsl more companies are 10 ar
rive o.night and tomorrow, when the COM
petitiye drill will commence,
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Prfze.FiKht AT chicago.

CHICAGO, May q Early yesterday morn
ing about 200 members Of The sporting fra
ternity from the city assembled at Ham
mond, a little town just across the Illinois
State line in Indiana, for the purpose Of wit
Messing mill between two local bruisers,
Thomas Lynch, brakeman, and Jamos
Walsh, boiler m aker, who had met once OF
twice before, but without settling the ques-
lion OF supremacy. Thirty-nine rounds were
fought in one hour. Both men we're badly
punished. Lynch Ess declared victor. When
the party returned TO the city the principals,
seconds and several Of he spectators were
arrested and held in bouds.
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BEFORE THE BATTLE
The Grand Military Parade at Nashville
Postponed Until Wednesday on
Account OF Rain.
The Crescent City Rifles the 'FaTOrites in
the Betting at Two TO One
Against the Field.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, May 21.-The grand military
parade, which was TO have inaugurated
drill week this morning, had to be post.
poned until wednesday, on accouGt OF
rain and the muddy condition of the streets.
A heavy storm swept over the city yes
terday afternoon, deluging the backgrounds
and blowing down a number of tents, bI.
doing no material damage.
COMPANIES ON THE GROUND.
The following companies have arrived:
Bush Zousves, Mobile Rifles, Crescent Rifles,
Chattanooga Cadets, Houston Light Guards,
TreadwaY Rifes, lawrence Light Iufantry,
Savannah Cadets, Company A, St. Louis,
Artillery detachment, eating gun, St.
Louis; Alabama Artillery and three Louisi.
ana batteries. The home companies will
dill but not for prize.
THE CREscESTs THE FAvoRITEs.
1t is generally conceded that the Crescent
Rifss will take the first prize, and bets of
two TO one are freely offered, with no takers.
The Houston Guard, Treadway Rifles and
Company A from ST. Louis have each q
number Of supporters for second and third
places.
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was forsgone conclusion, says the Bos-
Adsertiser, that the Irish prslates would
! the Pope rather than Mr.. Gladstone,
Parnell or their own political couvic-
J. For the days are past when an Irish
op deemed himself the Pope's brother.
Eac, so proud and defiant man as the
bishop OF Cashel deems the Papal order
cient for reversiDg the coUrs, Of years;
ffers an abject apology, and be accepts
-uctions from another see to which he is
subjsct; for the Ir ish primate belongs 10
,agh.
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CHICAGO. Msy 2l.-The bicycle race for
the chan piors ship OF Amsrica, twelve hours
= day for six days, began al IL o'clock this
morning on the Battery d AImory track,
thirteen laps to the mile. The contest ,nts
are Nine. Louise Armaindo, champion lady
bicyclist; William Woodside, champion of
Ireland, and w. J. Morgan, champion of
Canada. The score st the clo,e of the 6rst
dsy n Woodside, 144 miles and laps; Ar
maindo, 143 miles apd IL laps; Morgan, 142
miles and lsps
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The Democrats OF Kentucky wisely st
wn on Watterson's doctrine of "tarif for
Fsnue only" and resolved that "our laws
|s.Iation to revenue and taxation should
60 framed as TO secure equality in the
! OF a'sessments IS nearly as possible and
insure the collection of revenue in the
tt convenient, inexpensive manner"
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AE Presb ytsriau Church in this country
4 ering for the want Of preachers. There
| . less than 500 congregations without
ors. Mr.. johnson, making announcement
be fact to the General Assembly iu seS'
at Saratoga, Pays this is chiefly owing to
fact that the Church "has looked too
lh to metropolitan pulpits and neglected
a ministry as that to which st. Paul
st. BarAabas were sent"
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Asst, the caricalurisI, has been retired by
Harper Bros. on a pension of $4,000.
broke Horace Greeley's heart, and Will
and trsduced the South, prolonging
nightmare era of sectional dissension
animosity, and helped 10 continue the
yes in office who robbed the tressuries Of
Republic end of the Southern Slater.
n Ia his fame.
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The days of clerical power in Ireland are
mbered. 1t will be a good thing for
tests and people when they come to an
ID. Both will then, as they are in the
piled States, be more Independent, Snd the
urch will flourish just as it does in this
h1ntFY
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sopthern Fresby .erinn GENERAL synod

nOu
LEXINGTON, KY, May 21.-The General
Assembly met this morning at 8 o'clock, and
the Committee on Bills and Overtures re-
ported, and the overtures we're considered.
The overture on fraternal relations was made
the order Of the day for Tuesday.
The committee reported in favor OF the
overture that ali correspondence with re-
ligious bodies be carried on by letter,
and il was made the second order Of the day
for Tutsiay.
The committee reported, on The overture
to change the confession OF fti!h and cate
chisn, that nc changes shall be III ,de IN the
confession Of faith unless proposed by two.
thirds of the assembly. Approved by three
tourths OF the presbytere, and adopted again
by twothirds of the assembly. Discussion
is the order Of the day Wednesday.
The committee reported unfayorably on
the overture proposing a change in the sec
ton touchiag the education of ministers. A
minority report advocating the change, by
DIR. Laue, Of Georgia, offered ss Substitute
referring the question back to presbyteries,
and the question was discussed.
A telegram was read frsm delegates tC
the Northern Assembly stating that they had
been enthusiastically received. Nothing was
said about a union OF the Churches. The
Associated Press report is incorrect.
Tue Assembly adjourned to o'clock pm
Ga resssembliug al 3 o'clock pm. tie fol
lowing telegram WAS read:
SARATOGA, May 81. 1858.
To the General Assembly in session i'll Lexington:
The following action was taken this morn
ing:
Resolved, That committee of seven be appointed
by this General Assembly to confer with Klmilal
committee, If it shall meet with the approval o.
the Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church OF the
United States now in session i'll Lexington, in re
gard to any plans or methods of cooperation il
any part OF the great work that the Master ha
laid upon his servants and which it might appeal
could be more effectually accomplished Oy cordis
and friendly cooperation than by separate and in
dependent action. That thes5 committees Tepor
the result of their deberdtiOn to their respective
| assemblies in 1884.
EDWIN HATFIELD Moderator.
Attest-W. II. ROBERTS, Permanent Clerk.
Tne remainder of the afternoon session
was spent in discussing the proposed chang
in the Constitution touching the education o
| min is;ers.
Allen Wright, fuil-b!ooded Ch rokee In
dian, spoke against any change.
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Jams and Wn. Curley az the assassin :.
Pierce and G1ion Lanier resolv. d
TO svenge their fathers death. About
month sfier the murder of Pierce
Lanier, james Curley we're murdered. Last
Saturday The Lsniers were at Gresnsburg,
st. Hele parish, bat learning they would
probsbl. be arrested on suspicion, as the
slayers Of james Curley, they Iefl iowE and
remained at the house Of a friend in the
country, starting yesterday for their homs in
Livingstone parish. 1t is supposed that
William Curley and Robert Morrison, his
brother in-law, ambushsd themselves and
waited the coming Of the Laniers In the
fight, which follow two OF the Lani.rs
and William ca y were killed. A coro-
ner's inquest is being held to-day.
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THE Hon. s. s. Cox, the eloquent and
itty Democratic statesman who go ably
'nd faithfully represents New York con.
'ituency in the House of Representatives,
As been invited by the ex-Federal soldiers
dalivAr ths Grafton here on De- coralion day.
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HE EUsning Post commenting on the
e's circular, says: The truth is thst, in
day OF crumbling creeds, as well 50
,nes, il is little short of m sdness in him
o anything to ALLEVIATE the I'ish. There
o part of Europs 10 which there ia 30
ii faith left, and which there is so little
.ility TO the clergy, and in which there is
,uch capacity for swallowing new doc
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rom The New York Globe (the leading
an of the colorsd people, We learn that
colored press is almost unanimously op.
ID to the convention called to meet in
Ellington in September next BY FEED
glass. The able editors denouuce it as
lily unnecessary, and some Of them go so
rs to predict it political movement to
! g capital for he Republican party. They
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The ArenbIsnop of CoshsI's Visit to

EosroN May 2l.-A special correspondent
Of the Pilot at ROME, writing May s n, says:
"rhe report circulated here, which may
possibly spread to America, 10 the effect that
the Bishop of Cashel, Ireland, has bsen sum-
moned TO Rome to be submitted to reproof
for his conduct in regard to the national
movement in Ireland, is wholly devoid Of
foundation. The fact is that Archbishop
Croke has been most courteously invited
here as Que whose position and knowledge
gives him special fscilities OF knowing the
condition OF the Irish people. The state
received with distrust at the propaganda,
snd that possibly he might be denied an
audience with the Pope, are wholly at
variance with the truth. Directly the
cnotrarx Ia tha caseo
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TEE city Of Elizabeth, N. j., has not yet
ZEN sold out by the sheriff, but as it owes
Pout $7,OOO,OOO, and has judgments for
bout quarter OF this amount hanging
Fer its every house, the lot of The inhabit-
Its is net happy one, says the New York
kraH
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THE PRIZES

The prizes offered are as follow, free 10 all;
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TIE Brooklyn Eagle prints rumor on the
uthoriiy of Washington man tha, Joseph
|ulitzer is backed by the Standard Oil Com.
any in bis purchase of the World, and that
Fm. G. Whitney, late corporation counsel of
|ew York, wasthe o.betweep.
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HON. WALTER EVANS,
IIOINs FNNL EFN EFNINSs
OF LOUISVILLE, NOMINATED FOR CoMMIi
sIoNER OF INTERNAL REVENUE

sIoNER OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The Hon. Walter
Evaus, Of Louisville, was to-day nominated
by the President to be Commissioned of In
ternal Revenue 10 succeed Green B. Rsum.
Mr.. Evans is lawyer, about forty-ous years
old, served as a lieutenant in the Federal
army during the war, was elected member
OF the Legislature from Chrislion county in
1871, and senator from the same county in
1873. -Four years ago he was nominated for
governor on the Republican ticket, and made
canvass OF the State, receiving a good vote.
He is a quiet, unassumipg, clear-hesded,
Christian gentleman, and it Is Believed here
will make capable and efficient commits
sioner. The new appointee qualified and
was sworn in to-day at Louisville, the occa-
sion for haste being that the ten days in
which an acting ComIni.siouer of Internsl
Revenue could be appointed expired to-day.
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lTHE Pope, by lending himself 10 the
litical purposes of the Euglish govern
bnt in Ireland, is preparing the way for a
|it OF all the elements OF difcontent in that
bhappy isle. When that is accomplished,
home parliament will soon follow a. the
be and natural result.
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Carheriue Levi. iu Trouble.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-Catherins Lewis's
company went to pieces here Saturday, aud
the wsrdrobes and effects were packed, pre-
paratory to shipment to New York, when
some members of tbs company, who mad
claims, sued cut espi1s and took possession
OF the property. To-day Miss Lewis aud
Mr.. Nixon, her N nager, were arrested on
charge Of larceny, comp,ainants alleging
that the propertV packed for shipment be-
longed TO them. Ia default OF 5000 bail,
they were remandsd TO custody, and are
prisoners in their rooms at q hotel.
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BoMETIME ago the Augusta Chronicle sug-
tied that the home of Alexander H.
paens be purchased snd perpetuated as
ksbinRton's Mount Vernon home has been.
e people of Taliaferro county acting on
II suggestion, have organized society Tor
purpose and will shortly call for sub
\ Epfian.
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Evangelical LuIheran GENERA, synod

SPRNGFIELD, o., May 2l.-The frat husi-
ness 10 day in the Evangelical Lutheran
General Synod had reference 10 the opera
ticns Of the Board of Publication. The
secretsry's report showed increased business.
Receipts were much in excess Of former
years. The board has in progress a history
Of the Lutheran Church in america and a
translalion of Ksstlin'5 Life of Luther. The
$4,000 surplus funds of this board were or
deTed TO be divided among the Church Ex-
tension Home and Foreign Mission Boards.
The Committee on Colleges reported all
made commendable progress.
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THE death of Bishop Peck, Of the Meiho
It Episcopal Church, though not unex-
pted, will be universally lAmentsd. He
s born in 1911, was licensed in 1928, and
been actively engaged in the ministry
pr since. He presided at the Ecumenical
uncil in London in 1881.
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DISPATCH from Rome rays that "the
pc on hearing of the meetings in Dublin
which his recent sction was condemned,
/ for Cardinals Jacobini and Simeoni and
sted that his letter 10 the Irish bishops
strictly obeyed." His holiness is evil
tly going to fgh; it out on that line, if it
|aa b;r, all summer
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Young Mems Christian Association.

MILWAUKEE, May 2l.-The delegates to
the Young Mems Christian Association Inter-
national Convention held closing coufer-
eDce, this evening al the residence of Van
dyke TO discuss plans for erecting building
for the sssocj alton in this ci'y. Half of the
delegates have already gone from the city,
and others leave to morrow.
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The BIIIIara Tournament.

New YORK, May 21-Tne game between
Maurics DAILY and Eugene Carrier, this sfier-
noon, wss the twelfth of the tournament.
1t wss the least interesting of the games, and
with the exception of Que brilliant fve-cu,h-
ion shot, made by Carrier iu the forty-eighth
inning, was devoid OF feature. Daily won in
seventy-Iwo cushions, by score of 500 TO
452 over Carter. Time Of game, two hours
and 6fiv.6us mi nntee
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THE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette has
|nade arrangements for special reports OF the
Punday sermons delivered in the Tabernacle,
london, by Spurgeon, and in Plymouth
hurch, Brooklyn, by Henry Ward Bee cher.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.
A Committee Appointed by the Northern
Presbyterian General Synod to
Confer with Their
Southern Brethren on Church Affairs
American Sunday-SchoOl Union
The Salvation Army.

Special to the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, May 2l,-The Cumberland
Presbyterian General Synod recommended
G. w. Ikleberger to represent the Church at
the Pan-Presbyterian General Assembly.
Dr-. Mitchell, McBcide and Dewitt were ap
pointed committee to arrange for the Gen.
tennisl celebration at McKeespori, Pa, next
year
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The Democratic members of the Illinois
Legislature, in caucus assembled, have in
dorssd the candidacy Of Mr.. William NJ.
Springer for Speaker of the next House.
fThey don't mean it.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

QUEENSTOWN, May 21.-Arrived: Gellert,
Partisan and Romano.
NEW YoRK, May 21.-Arrived: Califor-
mia, Hamburg: Arizona, Furnessa and Germanic,
Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-Arrived: Yucca
tan, Liverpool; Cspeyoou, Havre: Cleared:
Buenaventure Liverpool; Sybil, Dublin.
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GEN. GORDON is endeavoring to build up
outbern industries, and ought 10 be encour-
ged By his countrymen. Instead of that, he
being trsduced and vilifed BY some of
hem in a shameful, becsuse uuderh and, way.
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American sunday.schooI Union.

HARTFORD, COM May 21-Tbe Ameri-
can Sunday. School Union held its ifty-ninth
anniversary last evening. Gen. Hawley pre-
sided and made the opening address. Oiher
addresses we're made by the Rev. C. L. Good
ell, ID, of st. Louie, and ex Gov. A II.
Colouiit If Atlanta Ga
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TIE patriotic Archbishop Croke lie on his
Fay 10 Ireland from R,me, ssdder but
wiser man. The Pope did not treat him with
ndignity, but be very evidently gave him a
trong dose of anti-P srnelI medicine.
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SENATOR CAMDEN, of West Virginia, says
hat the failure Of Congress 10 paSs the river
hnd hArbor bill will cost the government
b1o, 100000 10 S20,OOO,OOO in the way of
iamage 10 works already begun.
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Four Convicted Muraerers at Large.

BATEsvILLE, Miss, May 2l.-Frve muir
derers, uBder sentence of death, made au at
tack upon he deputy-sheriff last evening
aud msde thsir escsps. The deputy pursued
the fugitivss and captured one. The other
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TIE Pope evidently has his own designs
VIXEN he rejects Mr.. ParnelI, opposes the
faithful Irish, and j1ins the cause Of law
and order as defined by Protestant SOW
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DIED.

sTEGER-aondsv, May q, 1888, at II O'Clock M,
EDWARD SCALES. son of 7. P. and Alice Steger,
aged six years and seven months.
Funeral from the residence No. 40 Humphreys
street, this (TUEsDAY) afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
McCANN-At the residence OF John S. Tool, No.
126 Adams street, Monday, May 81, 1883, at 6
o Clock m, JOSEPH II. MCCAIN. Due notice OF
fnneral will be given
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IHE Raleigh Observer says the style of the
New York World, under Pull zsr's manage
nent, is as Western and fresh a, a prairie
5fssEe, and may at any moment change to a
.kornado
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Dead and Dying.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-Anthouy Connally,
shot by Robert Bruce, alas Harry Curtis,
last evening, died this afternoon. Bruce,
shot by Connslly at the same time, will
probably die, as it is said inf Almmation has
set IN.
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Triple n urder.

ANTE, LA, May 21-Lsst evening Guion
and Pierce Lai1iere and VIM. Curley were
murdered in ne southern portion OF st.
Helena parish. Guion aud Pierce are sons
of Pierce Lsmier, sr, killed sorne three
months sgo on Inc Baton Rouge road in
L;viugstoue parish. Suspicion pointed 10
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Freedman's BOARD OF mis,,ou,.

SARATOGA, May 2l.--The annual meeting
OF the FTeedmsn's Board Of Missions was
held this evening. The Rev. DR.. r H. AL
lea presided at complimentary dinner by
DR.. Sirong's Institute to the Rev. DIS. Brown
and Hoyt aud the Hon. Patrick Joyce, dele
gates from the Southern Presbyterian Church.
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LOUISVILLE, May 21-Owing to the con-
stant heavy rain for the past two days the
Jockey Club have postponed the races till
Wednesday, when tho Darby Stakes will be
run for. AT this hour it is slill raining
lightly. The track is very heavy and muddy
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Knoxville may musicaI Festival.

KNOXVILLE. MAY 21.-Kuoxville's first
May Musical Festival began tonight with
a grand concert at Staubs Operahouse, by
artists from Cincinnati aud other cities, as
sisted by local talent The city is crowded
with visitors. The festival continues all this
week
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New HAVEN, CONN, May 2l.-A detach-
msnt Of the Salvation Army began a cam.
paign yesterday, and sang to immense au-
diences 10 the afternoon and evening.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Preach Derby.

PARIS, May 2I.-The French Derby, one
mile ard four furlongs, was won by Castrie's
chestnut colt, Frontin; Lsgrange's bay colt,
Forisdet, second, Lsfevre's Regain third.
EiohtarD ran
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A LONDON surgeon says that only one
fashionable woman IN 500 can draw full
breath with all her clothes on, and that all
women should give up tight lacing, and take
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup TO strengthen the
lunps
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and he OHIO VALLEY, local
rams foiOred By clearing Weather, t0iEds mostly
"ortherty, stationary or loWer temperature highe,.
pressure.
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CHICAGO, May 2l.-No game on account
of the cold.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-Athletics, A.;
Allegheny, l.
NEW York, May 2l.-Metropolitans, 8;
p Raltinorez n