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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-26
BASE BALL.

The State Tournament Declared On-The
Shreveport Club and the Browns-To-
days Game-The Blue Stockings Conquer
the Qulcksteps.
The people OF Dallas who have been prom
ising themselves week of rare base ball
sport at the stale championship tourna.
ment which was to have orened here
| tomorrow under the auspices OF
the Dallas Base Ball association,
will be disappointed to learn that the tour
nament has been declared off and will not
occur, The association offered four cash
prizes, aggregating 81 Zoo, as an induce.
meat to get the best clubs OF the state to
participate. This was the most liberal
amount OF prize money ever
offered in the south or west
for Il similar sporting event. and the asso-
citation had reasonable assurances from the
principal towns in the state that they would
be represented by at least one club. AT the
last moment all but two clubs
the Fort Worth and Caruths, announced
their inability TO enter, and the Tournament
had to he abandoned as matter Of neces
sity. The Brown Stockings having de
feated every club they Fave played, win
ming fourteen straight games, now CLAIM
and will defend the title of amateur cham
pions Of Texas.
The lovers OF the gam,
will to-day have the las
opportunity that will present itself fol
some time of witnessing first-olass playing
in this city in the final game of the series o
three games with the Shreveport club
Play will be called at pm. sharp. TIL,
Shreveport club have made II host q
J friends during their pret stay here, an
J have taken their play so far IN good part.
I Yesterday afternoon the Blue Stocking
and the Quicksteps crossed bats, and th
former defeated the latter by a score of !
1 to IA. There was fair attendance TO wi
I ness the game.
/. On Monday, the 9Th inst. the Sherma
colored Clue will play the Dnlas colore
q club in this city, at the eastern terminus
: Ross avenue.
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FEDERAL COURT AT GRAHAM.

Resume of Business Return OF officials
Judge A. p. Mccormick, of the Federal
court and United States District Attorney
J. C. Bigger, OF the northern district OF
Texas, returned yesterday from Graham,
where they have been attending Federal
court. United States Marshal Mckee
will arrive home Monday. Court was In
session two weeks. There were three con,
yiciions and four acquittals on charges oil
violation of the internal revenue law. The
erand Jury returned eighteen true bills and
seven Informations were filed. The cases Of
those arrested on the charge OF the thelt OF
cattle, in Greer county were continued
over until the next term, as the question
of jurisdiction arises as TO whelnel
or not that county belongs to the Indian
territory or Texas. The government claim'
Il Is a part of the territory, while Iexa'
claims it as a part of the state. II part o
the territory the prisoners VIII De trleu oS
the Federal authorities at Fort Smlth, AT
kansas, and if of Texas they Will be trle'
at Graham. The grand jury in us reppor
paid United States d strict-Attorney Dig
ger the following compliment:
I'VE, the grand jury Of the United state
for the Northern district of Texas, do mere
by tender our thanks and gratitude TO I'M
Hon. J. @. Bigger for his zeal and court
eousuess and general department before IN
iury. in behalf of the United states, AM
vet at all times keeping in the BOUNDS O
honor ard justice TO all.
Foreman"
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Washington waltz

wAsHlSaros, Aug. 25--The court.mm-
tial that tried Captain John A. Kress, Of
the ordnance department, at San Antonio,
for neglecting his duty In exceeding the
amount appropriated in erecting the barra-
csies Ut that point recommended an acquit.
tai.
Condition of the treasury Gold coin and
bullion, 500, 800, AA; silver dollars and
bullion, $llS 30S, 1852; fractional silver coin,
S27, S54 9i4; United States notes, SOL SILL.
SOC; total, SiQ3 Ola, 396 Certificates out
standing Gold, $50 ass, go; silver, $7l-
625, Al; currency, Sill 9i5 COO.
The treasury department to-day issued
warrants tor S950,0O0 on the account of
pensions, making the total about S2,6OO0OO
| paid on that account the present month.
/ The first appointment in the treasury de-
partment under the new civil service rules
was made to-day to till a 500 vacancy
in the national bank redemption
agency Of the treasurer's office. The civil
service commissioner testified that OF the
names of four ladies applying to the acting
secretary Of the treasury TO be elected, Miss
Mary f. Hayte, OF Connecticut, was the
first on the list.
The treasury department called for the
reports from the board OF immigration, or
ganized under act Of congress, aa 10 the
proceedings OF the last fiscal year. IL II
presumed these reports will contain yalua
bic statistical Information, exhibiting thu
character and progress ofthe work Of thes
boards In their administration OF the immi
grant law.
The internal bureau to-day received
from the collector of the Fourth district Q
Texas, schedule Of l,l00 claims 10
rebate on tobacco, etc amounting {
about $4,000 The aRgregat
amount Of these claims for rebate receive
to date is 81, 500, 900. The schedules are all
with the exception of the districts of Vii
. ginia, Second Tennessee, Second Minnesot1
Seventh indiana and the district OF Co!
: orado,
The commissioner oi internal rev
enue to-day issued instructions
Revenue Agent Powell at RIA
= eirh, North Carolina, TO inyes,igat
/. the report that several revenue officer
in the upper part Of South Caroin
, had been systematically swindin
the government Tor some time.
. charged that the officers In questio
E lure persons 10 put up old stills in remOl
places, and then capture the material
{ the nighttime and obtain the governmeI
y reward OF $50 for each seizur
= The same material is then put up In anOthl
. part ana seized again. IL is alleged tht
y only few stills have been capture
q In the mountains of North Carolina, whiC
a have really been used for Illicit disti
n ing,
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The postofiice affair remains unsettled.
Mr. Johnston, assistant pest master to
Msjor Whissen, still has charge OF the Of
fee, and Mr.. Garrison, the late appointee,
is out. Mr.. Johnston is waiting the arrival
Of Major Whissen, WHO'S expected on every
train. a.,
On the arrival OF United States
District Attorney J. Q. Bigger
Yesterday morn ng, from Graham,
where he had been in attendance Upon
Federal court, Mr., l. S Garrison called on
him and stated that he held his commission
as postmaster of Dallas, but could not get
possession OF his office and desired to know
what course to pursue in the premlsts
After examining his papers the attorney
informed him that he was clearly entltleu 20
his office at once. Mr. Garrison asked ihe
attorney to put him in possession by que
process of law II Necessary. AS the attorney
was on the eve of making demand pre-
liminary TO quo warranto proceedings, Mr
Garrison received dispatch from the
postoflice department at Washing
ton stating that special sgen
Of the poet-ofice department wonlt
at once be sent here to turn over th'
office to him. SIR. Garrison then requested
the attorney not to take any Judicial pro
ceedings In the premises. n al ptooaoHi',
the agent will be here by Monday
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COMMERCIAL.



ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Flous eAsier, but
not lower. Wheat unsettled, lower and
weak; No. . red, $l.05 TO Sloi S's, c,shi
SiOi3.4, August; Sl.O5 3 5, September
III 0sl.4, October. Corn dull snd irregu'
lar; as 10 TO 40 Ia, cash; 40 : August
As "a to As rs September; ~ IL 70 20 . .,
October. Oats easier; 70 IA to y, cash
26 IL, August; % IL TO 70 SO, sep'emo,si.
95 rs, October. Whisky steady slla,
Cornmeal lower; 81 20. Provisions very
quiet. Pork, $l2 62 IL to az 20 Bacon,
hort clear, IA; short rib, SS clear
pih 7G5to775. Hams. IS to IA l.2. Dry
ali meat. long clear, 80; short rib, 4
IarI' US bid. Cattle receipts, az supply
and demand very light, only small local
trade done at unchanged prices. Sheep re-
ceipts. so; no supply and nothing done.
Kansas CITY M.BElr.
V,xss CRY. Aug. 25 Wheat weaker
M D red. 50, cash So So TO 50 September
ltol.2. Octoter. Corn quiet; ~ Is TO ~
cssh S77-s, bid. September 80, bid, ooto
Gst,le rec,ip.s, 700; shade better
smootb native steers OF 1900 to 4U
snnnds a. 10 TO So Co; stockers aud feed
sys III 40 To 81 25; Texas steers o. wv
pounds $3.50. Sheep receipts looi un
changed. -
| CHICAGO MARKET,
CufcAoo. Aug. % Cattle receipts, / ~
strong and aclive TO the extent oil supply
sTnoTi. SO 10 So 80; good choice shlpplnI
steers s5 30 to S. so; common 10 medium
saio TO s5l5. Sheep receipts, yO; acuv
and Arm. interior 10 fair, 81 % to s5i good
as so; choice, 1915
NEW YORK NARKtr' =,
Nrw YoRK, Aug. 25.-FlOur dull Wheal
cash lots. ~ lower; options, 3.s to 5-S lover
ciosing steady; Ne. 4 red, 81 ,OS ~; steume
No No. 3. 81 63 10: No. Srd NlSis!salla'
No 2 red, 81. 10; steamer No 2red, ~ ~ 10
,osi Is 10; elevator, sl.l0 TO VI IL
Co,n. spot lots, opened firm and olossu
shsde lower; options l-4t to- slower and uul
, No a 90 to GO l.2; No: 2, "a I-S 10 ~ ~
saost. Coffee firm aud f.irly active sngs
d.,vo,nd lair aud market htm; rrnuse
Ssmsr. [, TO Q l.2; standard A, 2to i.
coniectioners. SIG; granulaIed, : III
! uolasses quiet and unchanged. kce qul.
! mi steady; domestic, o TO q ksngool
] ~. "a to 6; Patnao, 5. Turpentins quiet a.
s'e"'' NAV ORLEANS MARKET,
I Nrv oRLE,Ns, Aug, 2.-Osts higher; :
\ nj. "a lar demand and irregn ar; l's
r Ala Others unchanged. Exchange s'eSS
+ and unchanged.
Il Lt...Iaa
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A Rich swIndier

SARATOGA, Aug. 25 -Mrs. Caroline Il
Davis, daughter Of Alexander Green, 4
tobacco merchant Of Albany, New
York, who died few year,
ago worth 500 900. was arrested
for attempting 10 swindle McCreyy & Co
by forged order. IL is stated
that the woman Ia wealthy and
has swindled The firm several times
during the past year. She was married
when Is years Of age TO X. Il Davis, from
whom she afterwards separated, aud wal
divorced In April last.
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The examining tnal of Charles Hutton,
who shot and wounded ]. r. Copeland,
was resumed Yesterday, before Justice Ed
'..rds and the prisoner was held in the
Na,N' Of 800 to answer to the charge
s9" oSgrayated assault, in default Of
Uwh,cb he was remanded to Jail, Mr.
INV W Thompson, assistant county at
;orney prosecuted and Mr.. A. @. Reeves
StUsreuded. TIE prisoner thinks Of suinG
an, writ of habeas corpus
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MiTrLnrowS. Pa, Aug. 2j,-This morn
ing the Foreman hotel, private residence
and block Of brick stores were burned,
Loss, tG6 600. insurance, $4,000
At2o'olock this afternoon the Foreu an
hotel and also the Juniata, were still burn.
ing. but the entire square around them had
burned out. The mails at the post-ofhoe
were saved. The fire is supposed TO be Of
inoy ndiary origin. A tramp was arrested
on suspicion.
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nnan naII

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25,-New York, D
Philadelphia, ?. -.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Baltlmore, 10
Eclipse, 10.
DirRoIr, Aug, 95--Cleyeland, 3 De
troit. l.
Cmc,eo. Aug. 25.--Bunalo, ID; Oh.
cago, Is,
PRoyiDEScE, Aug. 25.-Boston, 81 Provi
derc e. 2.
PiruBuRo. Aug. 25.-st. Louis, .
Allegheny, Z,
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A Noted Visitor.

Mr.. George scoville, brother-in-law OF
The notorious Guiteau, who murdered
president Garfield, will arrive in this city
a. he 99th. as attorney for the plaintiffs to
tske dispositions in the case OF W. I. Wiley
AZ al VS.. the Anglo American Land
snd Claim association. MIR. Scoyille de-
tended Guiteau on his trial.
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rnhnii,nred Mnssnres

The following undelivered messages are
at the Western Union Telegraph office
Cali between and 10 a, m. or and p. M;
". ]. Langden, Windsor hotel; Charles
MeisIcrhans, G. H. Brownlec, Q, A keat'
inc ! n Wendelken Y q Chllds Jahn
S6iinton, T. S. Meek, r. V. Tomgkins,
Il L. TooLe.
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SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-First Race-Three.
quarters Of mile Faro won; Cleaner, sec
ond; Brad, third Time-l;l5.
Second Race-Mile and five furlongs;
three ear.olds Empress won Jacobus,
second McGuily, third. Time-2B.
Third Race-Handicap, sweepstakes all
ages mile and i've yards; Blazes, first; Bees
sic, second Fellowplay, third, Time
| 2.l6 Ia.
Fourth Race--one mile; all ages won by
Freeland; Glengarins, second; Dan X,
third. Tme-l;4434.
Lone BRlNcH Aug. 25.-Monmouth
Park Races. FIRST Race-two-year olds,
three fourth mile; Packery. first; Bob
Miles, second Eolat, third. Time-l:l0.
Second Race--Mile and half George Ken.
rey, hrsi Eoe, second lroquos, third.
Time-2S6.
Third Race-one mile, wanderer, first
Rico, second; Emma Manly, third. Time
1913
Fourth Raoe-Three-quarters Of a mile
Louselte, first; Burton, second; No Name
third. Time-il5 l.2,
Fifth Rtce-Seyen iurlongs; King Fan
ilrst; Antrim, second; Charley kemtland
third. Time-l:2934.
sixth aoe-S.epechase; over shor
, course, Major Wheeler frat: Chipola, sec
ond. No time. Two jockeys aud on
horse thrown.
BRIGHro4 BEAcH, Aug. 25-First Race
Mile and a quarter, over five hurdles; Mo
cow first; Ranger, second; Miss Archibald
I third Time-2l7.
= Second Race-Oue mile: Nellie Peytoi
y fret; Garfield, second; Rosemary llurra
a third. Tim6-li3l,
Third RaCe-Thiee. iourths OF mil
d" BLACK Jack. first. Barbara second; Lit
" Butiercup. third. Time-l:iS 10.
- Fourth Race one mile and three III
!, longs; Infant, frs; Il Moore second, In
a Fogle. third. rime-2.26 -.
N Filth Race-Mile and one iurlong; Cc
N tennial, first; Imogene. second; Joe Nj
~ chell, third. Time-l;59
40 Sixth Race-Seyen furlongs; Lyttou, fit
10 P. II second; Miss Brewster, third. Til
Nsl-l.9i
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ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 25,-John d. sweeny,
who is suspected Of being implicated In the
Vinita train robbery, was arrested yester-
day At Missouri City. He was visiting rela'
tlyas when captured.
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tailed account of the working of the spin.
ming business in Massachusetts The wages
of spinners before the organization aver
aged 81 20 per week now il averaged
$40 40. Nothing OF Importance was elici'ed.
The COMMITTEES adjourned till Monday.
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Nav YoRK, Aug. 25.-The imports Of
specie for the week we're unusually large,
amounting to 81 $50, 02l. This Is the sec
ond largest total OF any week this year
The total imnort oispecie from January lst
| 1888, was 50, 500, 90l, against 81 26I 255 iol
the corresponding period OF 1882.
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Angostura Buffers, ,,t.,,,ors-
the world renowned appetizer and inyigora;,
tor. Used now over the whole SNliil.eu
world. Try II, but beware OF i ultasloino,
Ask your grocer ordtugg'sI lor 'us Sic.
article, manufactured by Dr. j. VI d. o'o
p6ft a Sons
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CITY NEWS.
rhe Cruel esquire" is Assessed Ss5 =
Bound Over.
charles ScOyille to Visit Dallas-A
RumOr.
Pencil Sketches by the Reporter
r..sn for brutality to Brute.

In the case of the State vs.. Squire Camp
III charged with malicious mischief, in
oe1 1ins mn the eyes OF a COW OF neighbor
s SIN" The name OF Jordan, the jury returned a
vvssrdict Of guilty, assessing his fine at S25
"a oOata
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A Runor.

A rumor is aaoat that Major Whissen
has been appointed chief post-offce III
snpctor of the state, vice Judge Amos P.
Foster, the present incumbent. what
truth there sin the report remains to be
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The New Stock In the Homestead ana Loan
Nearly All Taken s9i, 800 Sold.

The New Stock In the Homestead anu LIN"
Nearly All Taken s9i, 800 Sold.
On the sth instant the directors oithe Dai-
las Homestead and Loan association au'
thorizsd the issue Of 900 new shares oil us
stock, up to last night less than 100 shares
were unsold. The remainder Will DC speeul'
" disposed of, aud those who want them
had better call upon Secretary Stevenson,
6l2 Elm, tomorrow. The first instalmen,t
upon the new series Of stock will be psyaole
Al the office OF the company on eeptemoo ,e
LIST, and the first loan made on the ON
This is very complimentary to the associs'
ton showing that II 1t has won the com
plete confidence ofthe people. 1t has peen
In successful operation for nearly tnIee
years. helping its members build homes ioi
their families, advancing money 10 ouy o.
build, and collecting 1t IN monthly lhstal
ments. These monthly payments are lee'
than houses usually rent for. Any one
whocan make enough to pay rent can ouy
his own home. Any one can put up
house, rent It out, and more than MAKE M
tenant pay hi, monthly dues to the ssso
ciation. The shares will lie al premium
In few days.
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RoxE, Aug. S.-The Dlrelte points out
IN France that her fatal blindness has left
no,hiny undone To ALLEVIATE the friendship
of Svain, England and Italy, and hopes
.he will repair the faults. and avert
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HARTFORD, Aug. 95.-willIam Rockfel'
lsr's double team. Glars and Independence,
trotted at the Charter Oak park to-day for
A record, making q mills la 2:lO IL. The
preyious record was 2lS IL.
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A War Loan.

GuArARuIL, Aug. pa voluntary com
mercial war loan is being rapidly subscribed
for both armies and upon the completion Of
the subscription will leave for their
hnmaa
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.


LIMA, Aug. ga long but slight shock
OF an earthquake was felt a: o'clock this
morning
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I
Elus spavln Gu c LllimenL | uied II with
! oot results IT, two sevis the curb was gone,
aud the horse ing souud put him Ia con
dillon agaiu, and IN w0 mout's we sold him
for - many thous4uds - ne vailed MIN worm
hundreds when he had the curb IRE no SO
is At present boarding a, our stable and being
driven on the road every day We can safely
recommend your spay u Cue Lluiment for all
bone d .eases aud ca rs lump. q ,rny kind II
p'0P''S O''' buNs a scHURK E' per Tcp Il. IS.
s-ARRN PLACE stotK FAIRY,
Fultonyllle, Montgomery Co, N Y July 2LlSSa
rHR ELLIs PAWN GU - C0,-Gss IT, HgE:
Ren edles 10 eiyed In good shape Send me
and think Il viii come all night Also send
me some OF those cards with horse head aud
shos on have taken OF several ourhs. zone
very BAD" ed case OF 5wt euey and Nsvlc.
uiar disease with the SPAWN Cure. Aud re-
stored several worn.ou h.nes with the, Pow
defH Yours respectfully,
CHANDLER QUINfUN, va
my horse walked o. his toes for year,
writes W. J Tuckerman, the well'known horse
man; his trouble was aoonuection oflhe cords
| Kits {. avin Cufa cured him"
Many horse have wind CALLS Nathaniel
None OF Pembroke, Mass. say. II have uted
| Hliis' ssavin Gu eon IN, hose for wInd-galls
j, ii. whitson A Son. 2ith a., N. T.. sayt
I'VE have used Kllls' Spawn Cure in our stable
for two years, and have tried Il on The following
| with perfect success splinu, curbs,rinE bones
punches on the neck, swelled ankles; also quin
CIV rofe ihroa' And FIR seneral stable linimen
ii IL the b II Artlcs We have ever med."
| 'IwOuld s'Adly recommend your SPAWN Cdu
IN all. with nerf ~ ennideree az 10 the resdlL,
writes n q P.r'y " s, Boston.
I'VE believe Kills Horse ke 'sdles 10 he III
bsu Articles on tina American market -
tstraus & Immen. i 2ilh street n YC
800 much canuut be fAid IN praise ~ You
most valuable remedies" .Ays Lansan Brls,,
I'VE hava produc,d results With ~ en- s'-
.saViA 10, n 2b' 40 b. ny hers.
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NEw York, Aug. 2j.-Ths senate sub
ocmmitt,e Oh labor and ,ducalon resumed
to-day. Robert Howard, 9 cotton spinner
= Pa Ri-c-, Ms &C. u elt', gave de.
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GALvksroE, Aug. 5.--tspecisl.I -Follow
ing is the weather report -,

Ponds Extract Tor pain, inflammation and
hemorrhage. Try this best -emsdy In the
world. Ask anne friend about the extract.
I nalifnom yefl't.
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Enterprising local agents wanted In this
town Tor an article that is sure TO sell live
druggists and grooers preferred. Address
Humiston Food PreseryAtlye Co., " hilby
s,roat Hnatnn
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ZASKsvnLK, o., Aug. pa rich vein OF
lubrioa,ins oil was struck at Q depth Of
thirty feet, fifteen miles down the river. IL
IA flowing rapidly.
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For DRESSING the hair, ard Identifying it
when gray, nothing is so satisfactory as
plrkers Hair Balsam.
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The orsnse and ro,e in blended reposs
IN ~ ,,,a o,, good color without red nose
sss Neal about this. II demands an explain
a lon.
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The Missouri Pacific sleeper -.
leaves the new brick depot every hiSht
at 8 O'Clock City time and runs thro ugh 10
ST. Louis without change, You can secure
berihs i'm advance at 50i Main street
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st, Louis Without Change
Your choice OF routes at Union Ticker
office, 6N Main street. No trouble to an.
swer questions.
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! NC hNlun ~ ihA y NhAhhhA
hose In condl ion for u
race. " Swing he no ".
hi. wo'k, he thew out a
curb In consequence Of
which | would have sold
HIN ~ that tmo. for
three hundred dollars
{ gOO or ltSs. Hearing of
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"Burhu-Paibn,'

"Burhu-Paiba,n ~.
Quick, complete cure, all annoying kid
ney, bladder aud urinary diseases. 81 Drug
gists.
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The Horstord Almanac and Cook Book, q,
Mailed free on application to the Rnmlord
Chemical works, Providence, Rhode Island
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Spauln Gnrc.

/ IN 4 s6HusK, Boarding and les stables
iis Ea.t 2uh sire, b tween 81 aud Lexing-
ton avenues
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Mrs. ORLEANS, Aug, Io-Ost. neu y.
pt,' q, ,sir A. mand and irregn ar; i's 70
eRrI others unchanged. Exchange steady
and unchanged.
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