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Shameful Dofnxs Of . Lecherous Old

D0abhs
At Hammond street police station last
night, says the Cincinnati Commercial Gasette,
Augustus Crawford, vender of candies at
schoolhouses, wss a prisoner on the serious
charge of attempted outrsge. He is q cripple,
and little, wesz ned, dried-up man of iorty
years. In company with 8. ]. Mckee he
keeps small candy store at 329 Broadway,
and the two partners each day waited several
of the schoolhouses and dispose of their
sweet wares. They are, consequently, we'll
known 10 great number of little ones, who
regard them as something more than mere
mortals. Crawford's victim is Mary Dugan,
a ten-year-old girl, the daughter of james
Dugap, living at No. SO West Third street.
and attends the district school at the corner
of Liberty and Broadway.
Yesterday afternoon Crawford was sssist-
ing Henry Eversmsp, janitor of the Sixth
District school, on Sycamore, just above
Fifth street, to put In the winter supply oil
coal. The men were working in the yard
and the little girl happened TO pase. She
knew Crawford we'll, and when he paused ir
his work and told her he would give her
some candy if she would come in, she readily
consented. He gave the child . cent, anG
told her 10 come with him, at the same tint
taking her into one of the water closets. Be
fore his horrible intentions had been carried
out the girl screamed, and he. Narful OF de-
lection, allowed her to 70. Meanwhile thu
janitor, not trying TO put stop TO what wa,
going on, Immediately started for Hammond
street police station, where he informed Ser
geant Grsham of the case. When the Officer
arrived neither Crawford nor the girl was t,
be found.
The sergeant then went TO the Dugar
home, where he found Mary crying and tell
| ing the story TO her mother. The facts in tn,
case thus verified, Officers Farrell and Manly
were detailed to arrest Crawford. Hs ha,
quit work and gone home, and it was ther,
mat the policeman discovered him. He aul
leoly denied the girPs story, which is cor
roboraied by the nitor, and refused to tall
further. Lieut.. Burke says that some month
ago he received letter informing hira tba
little girls were frequently enticed in tn
candy store, and all sorts of improper iber
ties were taken with them. The letter wa
anonymous, but rumors Of that kind hs
previously come to the ears of the polics
and accordingly a sharp watch was pu, upo
the place. Mckee, Crawford's partner, AZ
knowledged that in last November it wa
said, and on good authority, that the prisone
had been guilty of a simiIar ofense, an
csndidly added: "He's been very familis
and intimate with little girls that he ougt
| to have lei alopeo
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Summer Hats,

This is the weather when every solid citi.
zen should be supplied with the coolest kind
OF hat. Hot weather and close hats do not
help the head. In laying in his immense
stock Mr.. Martin Cohen gave close attention
10 the wants of his customers in hot weather,
and selected all The pretty and cool styles
Cohen's famous hat store is in the Worshsm
House, 2l9 Main street, where all can be
snnnlisd
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Mr.. GEORGE E. RuDIs1LL, an old and er
MEMPHIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Only Seventeen Miles of Track 10 Re
Laid 10 Complete the Road.

LITTLE Rock, June 30.--The last rail on
the gap Of the Kansas City and Memphis
raiirosd bstween the Iron Mountain railro ad
crossing al Hoxie aud Springfield, Mo, was
laid Today. Seventeen miles of track sre
to be laid TO complete the road to Memphis.
Much OF il is heavy work, including several
miles Of piiing, bat large force is employed,
and the road will be completed by S.ptem-
bcr 1st.
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the mozart society Coucers.

Tuesday evening next, At Leubrie's Thea
ter, the Mozarts give their closing concert o.
the se-son of 1882 IS. Sig. Arensl, the
orchestra leader of the society, will be as
sisted by Herman Aruold and seven OF his
fine artists. The music, as will be seen by
the programme, is of the popular kind and
not "classical." Joseph Hart Denck, a We y
fue pianist, who at twelve years of sge
played to delighted audiences in Dresden,
will be brought from q distance to fill for
this occasion the place of Mrs. r. Wayne
Wilson, the accomplished pianist of the so-
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ShOIes's Memphis Directory, Volume IL,
for 1854

Will be more complete than any heretofore
published. An IMPROVED STREET DIREC.
TORY with house numbers and names of ten
ants "a feature of Canadian end Europea an
directories for years past. and upon which
no patent or copyright e1ists), a new and accu.
rate map, and an historical sketch of Mem
| phis will be added to the usual contents. The
patronage which almost the entire businesI
community has extended has gratifed The
| publisher, as showing that his faithful werk
of ten years psst has been appreciated. i
| will continue 10 be his effort to place Sholes'
| Directory above The reach of opposition.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, was riding with cor
respondent in Terre Hsuie the other day,
when COW blocked the road. "What fooi
COW is?" the latter remarked. eyes, what
fool a COW IT," responded the Senator, "and
goose. COW and goose are the ereatett
fools know Of, except man who thinks a
tariff can be laid without protection" VooI-
hees, no doubt, had Natterson 10 his mind,
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THE HILL INVESTIGATION.
MORE EXPERT TEsTIMoNY MODIFIED AN
FIFTEEN PEE CENT. CONTRACTS.

WAsHNsToS, June 3O.-In the Hill iuves-
tigstion, John Near hur, architect i'll charge
of the Philsdelphi public bulldog, was
asked his opinion, as an expert, whether il
cost more to Complete the Philsdelpbia
| building under the modified contract han il
would have cost unsrr the fifteen per ceat.
contract. OH etioa was made, asd argument
: ensu-d. Finally the witness was permitted
: 10 snsHer, nd said the work under the modi-
fed contract was interior 10 quality to that
performed uader the fl teen per cent. con
tract Witness thnnght ten per cent. would
be fair rstimate as to the superiority of the
, work under the IF eco per cent. contract.
The Barll9tt, Robins & Co. case was then
I taken up, and Geo. Seinmetz resumed tbe
ara-lre Of tlso oAa-4A4 ~f - a.iiett Rahbiuz
d Co. for extra work upon the NV York
postofic'. Toe examination OF Stsinme z
upon This branch OF the case was concluded,
aud the Committee adjourned till Monday,
when Steiumelz will be cross-sx amined.
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drown the other. So busy we're the other
fighters that they could not observe the scci-
dent that happened to their pastors Polioe-
men could not be found, but few sober
minded men OF either parish combined to
restore order. By this time the mad fight in
the tank was discovered, and rome of the
peace makers turned their attention to the
struggling pastors. 1t was found i'm
possible to tear them apart, go taey
we're taken out locked in a fierce em-
brace and both unconscious. They were
finally separated-though they clung TO each
other with the tenaciiy of drowning men
and resuscitated. After little talking the
ministers were reconciled, and it Was a source
of great rejoicing to the Baptists that DIR.
Parker had been completely immersed. A
sad rumor prevailed that several Of the
young children were drowned In the bap-
tistrv, but a careful search OF the premises
discovered no bodies. That several were
net killed in the fearful struggle is a mir
acle. Macy we're confined 10 their beds from
the effects of fright. Both clergymen are in
q sad condition, mentally and physically.
The unfortunate affair has scaneallzed the
whole Cbristiau commuuity
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Rhfpps Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Maj. Ellis P.
Phipps, ex-superintendent ef the almsheuse,
recently convicted of forgery, was sentenced
this afternoon to five years imprisonment in
the county prison, separate and solitary con.
hnement, with hard labor. An appeal tc
the Supreme Court will be taken at lis session
in November,
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Mr.. SAMUEL MORLEY, MP, in laying the
foundation-stone recently of new Congrsga-
tionsl church at Westgate- on-Sss, said the
English hsd moi to go 10 India for heather
lem; it existed at their own doors, nearly
one-half Of the people neglecting public
worahip
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ABBEY's ENGAGEMENTS.

LONDON, June 30.-Henry E. Abbey has
completed engagements for his New York
house az follows: Sopranos, Mesdamss Nils.
son, Valleris, Sembricb, Forti and Fursch-
maai; contraltos, Mesdames Schalchi, Ire.
belli and Lablache, and the latter's daugh-
ter, Louis.; tenors, Signori Campsnini
Stagno, Fcrnsni and GrszzI; baritones, Sig
nori D-lpusnte, Kaschmsnn and Gusdsgnini
bassos, Signori Main, Novsra, Contini aud
Corsiui; conductors, Signori Vianesi ard
Clsofonte Camp anini. The entire orchestrs
and chorus, with chiefs of departments, have
also been engaged, and fall costumes for 23C
persons have also been contracted for.
FAREWELL BANQUET To JUDAH P. BENJAMIN
A farewell banquet was given tonight tc
Judah P. Benjamin. Two hundred guests
were present, including Lord Sslborne. Chan
--iioi, I-srd CoIerIdge, Uhlef Justice, aud
Sir Henry James, Attorney General. The
last named feelingly toasted Mr.. Benjamin
Benianin,.in response, said since he came tc
England 10 repair his shattered fortunes, los
in an honorable cause in America, he hat
met universal kindness and help.
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NEARING THE END.
Archbishop PurceH Beyond All Hope
of Recovery.

ST. MARTINS, Brown Co, o., June 30
Archbishop Purcell ia very low at this hour.
Paralysis having extended to the righ. side,
he has lost his speech. He will hardly re.
cover, but still clipgs to failing hope.
THE ARCHBISHOP BETTER.
The following special telegram To the As
sociated Press was received here at $50
o'clock tnis evening, and brings news up to
o'clock this sfternoon:
ST. MARTINS CONVENT Jdne so, 1885
Archbishop Purcell is much better. but not ye
out of danger. J.F. CALLAGHAN.
Bishop Elder has been telegraphed at Bal.
timore, and is expected here tonight.
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The Rev Henry Crawford Tucke rserved
rs Baptist clergyman in Georgia for forty
seven years without salary. He had had
three wives and thirty.one children, but no
one heard of him until he died short time
since. His was an illustrious example of
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PagIifstic Preschers-A Pierce Fight In
q Baptismal F0unt.

A Hartford (Conn) special says: The
Rev. DIR. Parker and the Rev. Mr.. Everts in
dulged in a fence fight in the baptism al
fount of the South Baptist church Sunday
sfternoon. For long time Congregational
ism had been striving to capture the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Evsrts is pastor of the much
coveted prize, while the R.v. DR.. Parker is
the leader OF Congregationalisn. 1t seems
that DIR. Parker conceived the purpose oil
baptizing score or two of children iu the
baptistry Of the South Baptist. He was pos.
s-sssd OF this notion as his solemn duty, and
be accordingly beguiled a large number Of
his parish oners and their children into his
scheme. II was decided that il should be
carried into effect at o'clock Sunday after.
noon. At the appointed hour procession
was formed, At the head of the procs ssion
was q double quartette, led by hand organ
which had recently been repaired at consid.
cradle cost. Besides nearly 200 children In
procession, there was fully that number oi
adults, men and women, mostly parents Of the
children. Arrived at the church, the doors oil
which ware unlocked, the procession entered
and took possession. By this time the sacri.
stan had notified the Rev. Mr.. Events, yhe
.auickIy sent for the descons. Meanwhile
the Rev. Or. Parker and ha crowd 49,
turned on The water, which v.. - -.
log the great tank n'. nor b.nii.m p,0i{ chi hiI
dfsa were -eIng prepared to receive the Ti,e
, and the Rev. DR.. Parker vas excitedly svur
ring On lis followers in what be called q BAT
tie of Congregationslism. Presently tn
Rev. Mr. Everts arrived, followed by th
deacons. He protested to Dr.. Parker agains
| the outrageous intrusion. but the revsren,
doctor simply replied .nat he was determine,
to hnish what ss.e had come 70 do. Before tn
great f...nK had filled, the spacious edi6c
, was re.ounding with inquiries, protestatiou
and recriminations. Ranged around tn
baptistry we're the children whom DR.. Parke
had now begun to bspti1e. The invadip
party could not be persuaded 70 leave.
became painfully evident that fierce strii
was to take place. While the women au
elders Of the two congregations were maxim
pandemonium of the place, the two ministel
carried on bitter war of words bstwee
themselves, DIR. Parker proceeding all 4
while with baptizing the children vi
stood about with blanchsd fsees and forn
! that shook with fright. Saddeniy . strugg
| between the two eides bfeks out in earnel
4 An indescfibable eerimnage took plscs. II
ssrieks of children, the Wailipg Of infar
and the ifnpiorinss of fvo0en, mingled vi
| the angry cries Of Pastoss and o6cen OF Z
contending couEYe4stisus. Many won'
: | tainted, and many had thar Sunday cloth
a)mo6 torn of them. Dr.Rsfksr md
!; Everts had . terrible struggle. They be
each other and tore each others hair frisi
: fully, and finally fell into ths immsnss tn
firmly grasping each othsf. Eseh ssrove
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PADUcAH, KY, June 30.-In Graves
county, Thursday, man and his SOD, named
Tucker, qusrreled as to who should ride the
reaper. The father broke the skull of the
son with a club, and the boy win die.
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Eayorite summer Resors,

Memphis people will be glad to knos that
Tou-Jawstha Spring Hotel on Lake Monono,
Madison, Wiz, will be operated by its new
owner and mausger this season, to degree
of modern elegance, and at such extremely
low prices that cannot fail to induce great
number of Memphis people 10 avail them
selves of the enjoyment, comfort and une1-
cellsd mineral water Afforded by Ton
yawaths. Write for illustrated circular,
rates, etc,
/ NJ LEE Pronr;ator
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SOUND SENSE.
PLENTY OF WORK FOR THE MISSIONARIES AT
HOME

WAsHISGTog, June 30.-In the Criminal
Court, in tne closing address in the Creek
murder ciss, United States District A ttoruey
Corkhill m ade the following remarks: II
cauBot allow this occasion to pass without
calling attention TO the remark able exhioi-
bition of the want OF character Of the wit
nesses, both for the government aad the de.
fsnse. Ia this case, and the one tried few
weeks ago of a similar cs arac,er, almost 100
witnesses q sd been ex anime d, aud so much PER
jury and utter disregsrd Of the obligations of
an oath, L never saw in court OF justice. II
suggests 10 me that those worthy and henevo-
lent gentlemen and ladies who are soliciting
money sBd devotng their time to reform
aud ChrisliauiziDg the heather from Green
land 10 Africa can find work closer home,
here at their own capital. II these hundred
people represent the neighborhoods in which
they live, under the vsry dems of this temple
Of justice, and Within the SQUAD OF church
bells, there is field as ripe for harvest, as
worthy OF labor and ss fully demanding their
attention az can be found on The sands of
Africa or the shores of Abyssinis."
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,,.ve.. 10 b. But,, op.o.,,. 81. Lou,,

ST. LOUIS, June a0.-A meeting of the
mayor of East St. Louis, the County Com
missiopsrs of 81. Clair and Madison counties.
of Illinois, and the chief officers OF the rail.
roads eentering in East s.. Loui-,
will be held at the Souhern H.
tel next Saturday, in this Cit. to take
measures to build lsVc.e from the head Of
Bloody Island, opposite this city, to Venice
10 prevent in future overfows Of the river
| su,h ss recently occurred in that locality
| and to project railroad and ether properly
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New YORK, June 30.-Henry Whiting
seventy-6ve years OF age, and his wife,
seventy four years, were found near the ceme-
terry in Brooklyn, having cut his wifs's wrist
then his OVID, under an agreement to die
rather than starve. The womsa will die, the
man will Hnryiye
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JACKSON, MISS.
The Governor Interviewed Regarding
an Extra Session.
Special to the Appesl.l

Special to the AppeaLI
Jackson, June 30-Your CORE spondent
the question whether or not he intended to
convene the Legislature in extra session, as
requested by the Levee Convention, he said !:
81 have been receiving letters from the Delta
both for and sgains. the propriety of an ex-
tra session. have heard patiently the rea-
son4 given on both sides and am still receiy-
ing letters on the subject. 1 shall at an early
day make known my action in the matter.
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..sisisd,, Enixrnnla senr Raek.

NEw YORK, jane 30.-Twenty-one "as-
sisted" emigrants were returned to-day to
England on the steamer Furnessia. One
other "assis;ed' emis rant and wife was sent
back on the steaIH.s Spain. =
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ex1axx, january 9, lss2

6x1oEH, January 8, lss2.
Very esteemed axs:
The praise your LAvsr Pills have called
forth here Is wonderfuL Affer taking one
and q half boxes Of your esnuins DIR. C.
McLANES LIvEB PILLS, have entirely
recovered from my four years' sufIertng. All
who know me wonder how I, who, for 50
many yesrs, had no appetite and could not
sleep for backaehe. stitch in my side, and
general stomach complaints. could have re-
covered
An old lady in our city, who has suffered
for many years nom kidney disease, and the
doctors had given her up, took two OF your
Pills, and got more relief than she has nom
all the doceor1 Yours truly,
J. Won DER BERG.
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Precautionary Me asures TO Prevent ibe
spread of The Disease.

ALeIEBs, June S0.-The Governor of AL.
geria has Issued an order prohibiting the
usual pilgrimage to Mecca this year, on &C
count of cholera in Egypt.
GIBRALTAR. June 30.-Quarsntine for
three weeks has been ordered against all
vessels arriving from Egypt or from Otto.
man ports on the Red sea.
LONDON, June 30.-In the Commons Last
night, Lord Harliugton, War Secretary
stated that every pTecsutiou had been taken
TO guard the troops in Egypt against chol
era.
HAvRE, June 30.-The steamer K ate
from Bombay, was Obliged to stay in The
roads and perform quarantine with the
steamer ST. Bernard, winch arrived yesterday
from the same place with case of Asiatic
cholera on board
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Wafermelons nm. lee

Lamb, veal, chickepes fresh meats :ef all
kind-, vegetables, ete-y-asss 10 be found in
ereat quaatities and superb qualities at the
famous house of V.D. Fuchs, SO and IL
Jefferson street. Goods will be delivered
this morning.
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Held a. an Enbe.xler.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Stephen s
Price WAS held as an embezzler for losing
through speculation, $500. 900 of The Ricn
sid.on estate, which was intrustcd to him u
: ecutor and trustee.
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A rbiefs Desperate Jump.

NASHVILLE, June 30.-A negro horse
thief jumped from the train running between
Louisville and Bowling Green at the rate oi
fcrty-fve miles per hour, falling on rocki
and was fatally injured, Monday.
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Payment Of. Memphis eeupess;

ON and after matunU. TIA lnly.1se. Coupons
" Of the Fip2ln lneuphi9 Bendn ss.mpes
under the rroy;don1of tnescf OF 1sfch =. tses
Bonds Of the Taxing District of saelby county
Tenn. Win be peid oy, the Union and Plansen
hank on present(uon Af is counters IN Memphis
Tenn or its New York correspondent. the In
r,ortern and Traders National Bank.
DAVID p. HAD0EH,
pv~~sA>nt Taxiux-D -Dfsfricf shelby county. Team,
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sbOt His Wife.

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, June 3O.-Dugold
Mckenzie, living on q farm near Midland,
shot his wife with a revolver tais afternoon,
the shot taking effect in her Eead. She is
badly injured, but not fatally. Family
trouble az the canse.
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VIRGINIA DUELISTS.
Bcirne and Elan Meet and Exchange q
Couple Of Shots-The Latter
Badly Wounded.
Shameful Doings Of . Lecherous Beast
Vernon White Aequitted-The
Ways Of the Wicked.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, June 30.-Six hundredsmen
have been summoned to act as jurors in the
Poik c. s., sod only seven selected. Still an
other panel was ordered, and it is thought
that the investigation will commence Mon.
dag. So much interest is manifested In the
trial that the courtroom was filled With spec.
talors from day to day.
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CHICAGO, June 3O.-The 3sy -wss bright
and wsrm, track slow from heavy rains on
"Wednesday and Thursday, attendance large
betting very heavy, fields large and racing
good. Gen. Harding, Mac, Bowling. Apollo
Ell Marks and Guy were the winners.
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Henry,s Carhellc salye

Is the Best Salve for Cuts, Bruises, Sores
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Haad.
Gnilplains, CoIns and all kinds of Skin bs--
freckles and Pimples- Get Hen .ntions
IS all others are eounters-, ,,srboiie . sIvs
prica eaufs
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seve'sy g ss,:e.: ss as.e o Le.. I,jnrsd

WNsrrfe, MAN, June 2s.-During a ERE
In the warehouse OF J. H. Ashdown this
evening number of-tess Of Y--der ex-
Pioded, tsarirg the bulldog to spliniers,
inl1ring seventy persons more or It's, and
smashing the Windows of hundreds ef fhe
principal stores to stoms. The concussion
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THE Cottage GaIIery.

Prof. Gebhardt, the famous photographer,
has been improving MS Cottage Gallery,
which is now a very attractive establishr---
tSA 49, -~nt
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--.vr Photographs WlII remain
.S--e The Professor .wIil have delightful
qpartsss aad mskssthe sest-bsss,iful pic.
lares a. the .sst,ratss ever known in Men,
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GERMANY,
ENGLAND.


BERLIN, June 30.-The health OF Bismarck
continues TO improFes Jsundice, from which
he has been suffering, hss almost disappeared d.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Baseball.

The Eckford aud Eagle Clubs cross bats,
for the second time this season, this evening
at Olympic Park. Both clubs have BEEN
prac;icIpg, and are in fue trim and eager for
the fray. The following are the names and
positious.