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The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

IT IS SAID that Adjutant-G General Bum
issued his martinez order because neigh
boring restaurant-keeper sent in his little
bill. There are three hundred clerks in
his Office and they are raising subscrip-
tion of two dollars each to pay the account
and have the order resoinded.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

National Ehcatre-Miss Mary Auder.
son. "The Lady OF Lyons"
FOrd's Opera -Housc-Goo. II, Adams.
"Humpty Dumpty" Troupe.
Theatre Comique -Montague's Female
Mastodons.
Dime Muscum.-At the Old Capital Thea.
tire on Pennsylvania avenue.
Driver's.-Colonel Rogers and Professor
hnders, in their old fashioned vocal and in
strumontal concerts In the studio.
CONGREGATIONAL Church.-Rev. Joseph
Cook on "The Spoils SYSTEM
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

THAT piano of the Mississippi River
Commission is valuable part of the plant
General Comstock should explain whether
1T is grand or an upright. 1t is probably
SQUARE
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

In the million.dollar plant of the Missis.
sippi River Commission is of course in
cludcd that $4,000 pile.driver that is not
used. General Comstock should explain.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

THE House, in virtuous spasm, yester-
day passed the Pendleton Civil.Service
bill without debate or amendment. No
one knows that the bill is a humbug better
than the gentlemen who voted for it.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

WALTER says there is no necessity for
young mans purchasing an ulster when
mustard plasters-the warmest things in
the world-are 80 cheap.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

As FAR as civil-service reform goes Mr..
Kasson now stands in the commodious
brogans of Mr.. othello. His occupation is
gone.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

IT MAY be truthfully said that the rep.
resentatives of 'thosAmerican people are
just literally wallowing in civil-service
reform.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

The Hous bill to levy an assessment of
the real esta , in the District of Columbia
in the year 1883, and every third year
thereafter, passed the House on December
II, 1852, and was brought to the Senate
and referred to the District Committee on
December IL 1882. The bill is an impor-
tant one and should receive the careful
patient and early attention of the Senate.
There has not been an assessment of the
real estate in the District since 1876. In
large portion of the city, property has
appreciated in value very much, while in
other parts it has deprecated. The in.
crease has been principally in the north
western section of the city, while the de-
crease has been in the southwestern. This
grows largely, out of the fact of over-as-
sessment in the southwestern part of the
city and under.assessmen in the north
western. In the northeastern portion of
the city, the property at the last assess
ment, like that in the southwestern, was
over assessed, thereby causing deprecia-
tion in value as compared to property in
the northwestern part of the city. It
should be the aim of Congress to so legislate
as to make the burdens of taxation bear
alike on all parts of the city. As it now
is the property.holders in the southwest
and the northeast sections of the city pay
taxes altogether out of proportion to tho
value of their property as compared with
the taxation paid by the property .holders
of the more opulent northwestern section.
This should not be. Justice to all and i'm
Partially to none should be the rule and
not the exception in all matters of taxa
tion.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
AMuSEMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

MHfy Anucfeon scored another great success
as Jaitd, In The Hunchback," last night. To.
az 10 morrow's MATINEE "Pygmalion and Gala.
teo. Her engagement closes tomorrow night
Next wook .Americn's darling Lptta will MAKE
the welkin ring.
FoRD's oPERA.uoUsE.
That most ridiculous of all pantomimes,
"Humpty Dumpty," was never rendered bet,
ter than II has been Mt Ford's this week by
George II. Adams and his magnificent family.
There VIII be a matinee tomorrow, at which
our entire juvenile population should be pres
emit. Next Monday night Rhea Will open IN
AdSieHno.
THEATRE coMIoUB.
There Will be matinee ut the Comlque TO-
day and gala performance tonight. The
ballet is as big as the dome OF the Capitol, and
MontaFue's Female Mastodons take OF ali the
pastry In the neighborhood. Don't miss the
Comique this week.
NEW DIME MUSEUM.
From n visit to the Dime Museum one would
imagine that the live celebrities of Mrs. Jar.
ley and q menagcrlc had become unaccount-
ably mixed. Tho show is an immense one.
open all day.
DRIVERS GARDEN.
For "A cosy evening visit Drivers and hear
Professor Anders and Colonel Rogers give
their unexcelled musicale.
LYcEUM LECTURES.
Rev. Joseph Cook will deliver the third of the
Lyceum lectures upon "The Spoils system, or
The Pocket In Politics." at the CONGREGATIONAL
bookstore, opposite the Ebbitt.
YALE GLEE CLUB.
The tickets for the concert OF the Yale Col.
lego Glee Club, at Lincoln Hall, on next Mon.
day night, have been sold very rapidly. Brad
Adams has the box Sheet
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

MANY are the agonies editors have ode to
beautiful snow.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
"AIderney Dairy Wneons.s

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn.
Ing ana delivered In u ID "ward' prints, 65c
Per ID. Also, cottage choose, buttermllk and
SWEEP milk, DC. per qt Cream 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

THE ground, this morning, resembles
Marys little lamb
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
FREE ADVERTISING,

Advertisements under The head OF " Situations
UdHtedn uN hcFtOiJtcr be inserted III THE EVEN
ING CRITIC. three times FREE. IPe invite all
%ns,tcrs dfosied m care oJ CKITIo once toiI ro-
ctfro cniNft,L attention. Business advertisements
thrtetfilcs throo tlnesfor 20 cents.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

WHEN THE CRITIC interview concern
ing Murphy and O'Leary, published yes.
terday, was read to these worthless they
admitted all the charges save one. o'Leary
denied having assaulted and robbed the son
of prominent statesman, and, according
to morning paper, told how the jewelry
might have been lost in general melee
OLeary simply adds lying to the assault
and robbery. The facts are as stated in
The CRITIC yesterday,
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
DRIVERS GARDEN,
LYCErM LECrrnE4

For cosy evening visit Drivers and heal
Professor Anders and Colonel Rogers give
their unexcelled musicale.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
ronp,s oprnA.nousr.
THEATRE coMIoUE.
Nrm DIME ,I1.srIInt.

From n visit to the Dime Museum one would
imagine that the live celebrities OF Mrs. Jar.
ley and menagcrlc had become unaccount.
ably mixed. The show is an immense one.
nj day
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

LOANS
In sums to suit at per cent.
The above is only small portion OF property
on my books For full list call at office for buile-
tins Issued on 1st and 18th. j3
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
LOST AND FOUND.

T oST-oN 7rH ST. OR IN A 7TH ST. CAR,
II between q ST, and the Schuetzen PaIk an
amethy ST gold ring. Finder will be suitably re-
warded If left at the Critic office. js-St
T oST - A BROWN, SINGLE-BREASTED
4 dress oyercoat with black velvet collar; was
taken by mistake at McCauey's Hall New Year's
night. Return TO store under hall. u 3t6
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
WhRTED-ReIp--Femnle.

Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
Inserted three times for % cents.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
WANTED-Sitnahons-temale.

WANTED--BY A QUIET, REFINED
w young lady, a position us copyist. Address
y, " O.. Critic Office. is
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05

ONE SMALL PIANO. JUST THE .tsaerux
" thing Tor beginner, with stool y2zxE
and cover, $40; terms, $40 cash. balance ~ ""
ID per month; also, several piano dactylions
Worch's Uptown Piano Rooms, 1889 10th 81, n W.
d27-l2t
The Evening critic., 1883-01-05
FOR SALE-Misceiianeoys.

lT(l'-'10-(0--00-N01N0~0000
A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS ezSzzpwu
IA and Organs at reduced rates for =
Cash, or easy payments; pianos and Or ~
gans TO rent. Worch's Piano Rooms, 1889 10th st.
H. =.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Noaaea No. taa.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City, Idaho Territory, June Is, 1888
NOTCH ia hereby given thai the "Aituras
Consolidated Mining Company" organized and
existing under the laws VI tho state OF Now
York, With ita chief office ut New York City,
have made application Tor United States Pat
GLADIATOR
Mining claim, situated ia tho Wood River MIN
ING District Altutas Comfy, Idaho rarritury
conalsting 81 800 linear feet OF the lode with
surface ground 6up feet Wide, being Lot No. 81
and Described Ia the Held notes and plat Ot the
official survey thereof on ile ~ thus ONCE with
magnetic variation Of - degrees 10 minutes
east ~ fellowss
Commencing at he Northwest corner OF the
claim at post No. ., whence initial point No.
being Il large rock in the valley with an iron
bar planted ON the top Of said rockl bears south
ca deg 81 min west, 725 iees distant; thenee
iron, said corner post No. ?, south ~ dog ~,
500 feet 60 post No. 81 thanee north 81 deg ~,
600 feet 20 post Nc. thence north ~ deg W.,
500 feet 10 post No o, whence initial point No.
2, tbeing high butte with an iron bar planted
IN It's top and being on the summit bears north
! rs deg ~ min w 1870 feet distant, thencefrom
said post No. q. south 81 degrees W., 600 feet 10
/ place OF beginning, containing an area OF 2oGe
4 acres
Said mining claim being OF record in the office
| OF the Recorder OF said Aturas County, at The
claim Is tile s0fne" mining claim adjoining OF
the north
direct that this notice be published IN TIN
KETgHuM KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
E nearest Tho said mining claim for the period O
sixty days. d. Z. Il. PRIDE
Jas, II Beatty, Register
ATTY Tor Applicant. ljn-2a=taI
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-05

No. IaT
UNITED fsFaFKs IsAyf1 9rrfwH.

HeaAe s4tx. Idaho. Mas IL. fHss.
AosarE Il hereby given thai Henry Guyef
s4Ese.=a HastsIEsas address II Kesainsn, AlLurAs
eaHnss. Idaho TERRITORY. has this day flied his
at,FsAasatsun sfF patent FIJI Asss linear feet of
TAE COMMODORE
sfEf site Claim With surface ground afHE fest in
MI3fsa. Situated Iii Warm ~pI5na Greek Mining
Efa4ssict. fpnaty III AiagFs# and fafyitsrY 81
flaap AMA JeaiGfAtet nv ti1a fsd sptas and off
ezAi fSAs an file T. flssH offare M Int Ne. " ia
sasIsan asiA aeseaifss IN sAd pAf aua heid netss
with a#aHFsia variation VI iAfa#I#FH ~ thinHt#H
fsAN5 So g9aINNN. q VII
afasNssSMa III fhb initial Initsk wiieFe IL posted
tssp fasafsssn rufise ANd shore fAaNt M. ! If the
saFyHY ~ sgEs essAan II sssAslleteas Atsa run :
sa4easrs ~ AAfsag. v eHs sses feed 10 lsaSf No q
fssagges MI. aa dew Hast shS.S feat 60 poet No 81.
fiaann# III A&fg#g hAAt aeA : fest tn past No 4,
sAe EiHoe tx besiHninK, containing nj area u
hyN sH Aefea+
grfesss ssAet Eea. aentsou earnes common 10 sec
+ ana IL III Il, 4 NJ ~ II. III ". 1T Boise Meridian
fasarA 81 s7 dea ny. NHaai fhsif distant,
1he naaHees hzsw~M location II the Climax
fssffSEfA In HFfY sH1.
AnT sssa I'll lsesHnns claiming adversely atv
ttaxs sgtn "a MaiJ GpfmntnttaFe MIN SITS GiAirn ~
AaysAea szassnd Afe required ~ iais fheir NE
g#xsAe ulMi4Aa Ngfii she Register ~ tas tHlted
NtAteM Lard uffse@ n Hnsse CITY Ia the feffi-
1ssg* III Idaho dufsa# shh SIXTY days. rerind "a
.E4ssissa E4kgs htgh9sf EasAe Will pe haF1an nv
virtue 81 fEsn Isfakfaazsgsa ~ thu eaaiatas
Iii ii hHYat,y Hft7FfrH that Tilt f3rfeHius NutieH
af Application fer fsfant bs pnbliAhsa fof flle
sszf5na IA #iKty ls.g asxas lien consecutive weeks
iii fssA Eefassasn HMxFTuNH y Weekly news
sssrsa unfinished ut hetrhsstn AitliraH County,
ftfnnn II, ~ u. PfIDfs
WA. Hyadinaa, Register
Atts Tor Applicant tAo- 9s.i
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
t'ssaxt8 SsTs4fa IisHn aFEte9s.
IlMlIax, Iinhn. July L.. fasd
YIN. IIxnsIaan.
Alty for Applicant.
satiee no. q.


IsssaHa 1TA4Ea LAND a#FtgT.
HALEY, Idaho. July u, lssa
Notice t. hereby given that the Nellie Mining
eenAnaaY BY ItA attorney IN fact, Andrew
Aitufas GeuHty Idaho Territory has this day
nlsd his application for patent for lsanO linear
NnfffE EXTENSION
IItus or vein bearing silver and other minerals
with surface ground eaH feet tn width, situated
II - : tsas.ak AnAaE District. County aI AltnraA
Territory II Idaho, and designated BY The Held
uaEsA azsa official nlaA ~ HE II thia eiilea ~
Lei Ne Il. AMI described IN sais. pint and field
fsaasa With magnetic variation at II degrees Ia
minutes f., a. fofiaNss b Wit
beginning At tbs discovery rniut AMI running
tfaesiae y. Il tiea r. 10 feet to the eastern
sul Isnn II claim. thence n, ID deg NJ. ano feet
81 post No thence s., 7e deg, W. 100 feet to
peas No q thence n, - deg. 10 min. W, 100 feet
Il post Ss ] ihsnes s le deg T., 60 fset Y
tess ke. :; thence =, % dog. q min
thence y. Il DEG. r 10 feet to post No
thence Il IL deg W. aao feet to post No, 1
tlse riser IF beginning sa1Ysy Of exterior bonn.
gssotsinine IN ares Of iii ssacres claimed.
from E0sf 30 q I. :. ii. n, No. / hears =.
p deg * min. " l2Ss feat distant,
The nsAivst kao~a locations sIe the @Altafas'
AM aud iii persana claiming aavarasly an,
lssssssaH ox tire said N.llfe E4tsnstou Mine O
HaFfaea ground ar Feaairad 70 ME THEN al
44tHn fisIsus 2igh EAe Isg1&gNf uf the Uultee
States Eanl office ut lialiN. In the Territory
Il IfiAha. during the sixty I@f period aI nAbl
sAtiHH hereof, q they VII bs bAtred ~ stftn'
Of kna provisions 1T the Statute.
Il 4 hafehx ordered ahat lie foregoing Nottea
- Application faF iNEent be published fur sh
serlsa = sz&tY saays ten consecutive weeks,
fsahssssasza II HassanaA. AIEasas County, Idaho
noaEh Il puvFp
YIN MYnaman. kegtstel
Att Iez Applicant As=alI
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-05
n ERvOUs DEBILITY

La. E. 4. wFsT's kxavE AND rAsfN TREAT
uEsr. i guaranteed specific for Hyslerls. nizzi-
uas@. eanxutsleiss Tits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache. Nervous Prestrasien cauhsd ht tie use
II aie<sfss,I or tobacco. WakefuInee# Mental De
urss~ssoa softeninss OF the Brain resulting IN IN
sanity and leading tn MISERY. decay and DEATH
Premature Old Age Earrenness. Lnss ot power
"a aithar sex. Involuntary Leases. and spermat-
ssxrh9a caused hy everoxaFtion af the brain. sell
,.1s,sss pr a4er-iusiulEeune Eaeh box contains
one months treatment stfta box. pr six boxes
fef sa(sA .ent hy mail prepaid ON receipt 81 prica
We GUARANTEES SIN nONtN
ts cure any case. With each order received by "
forHax boxaa, accompanied with $500, we viii
ssssd the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund che munay II tho treatmenl doas not sIies'
a cure. Guarantees issued only by
NOODARD, CLARK 4 CO.,
wn1lsNa1. ozaA xS@taa1 5-TA1G LIST
PORTLAND. OREGON
lfrsiafn b. mail will receive prompt attention.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 4.
UgrTKp STATEs ftAsD orFfcE, |
HALEY. Idaho, July ~. 1888 J

Haley iaAhpt July W. Asno
Notice h hereby given that the Nellie Mining
Company by IT, STORMY n fae5' Ausfe~
stevens wlsoas pastaf1ire addrHssis Vienna. a.
sufaa tioanty, Idaho Territnry. has THIS aay
filea hts application for q patent fpr i,suo I'M
car feet of the
Mine or vein hearing silver And other numerals
with surface ground bls feet IN WIDTH, situated
In fHwtooth Mining District, County y Aitufas
and Territory 1T 1dsha, and desauated by the
Held notes ad ottisa plat on itlc ~ thls once
~ fot No, rs, and described ~ SaiG plat atd
Hold notes With magnetic variation Ht iBuegfees
III snanutHa east ~ follows. 20 wtts
i gseslnni,lE Ill the discovery point and rum
ming ttienee south ii de1 W., fnM fert toS " I,
end llue Of claim thence n II deg. W $50 feet
10 Ia3Ht No thence y 10 deg III 5iS feet 70
post No. q; thence NJ. n deg Ill, i,b9a feet TO
poet No, y; Themes n, y deg Dl5 Iees 70
poNt No, 4, thence y. n deg Ws issep feet to
l,oat No. /, The place Of beginning survey OF
exterior boundaries of claim.
Containing aa area ~ 18TH acres claimed.
No Conflicts.
From post No. 4, Il. s. NJ. ~, No, bears 3.
The nearest knnwn inoatlonsAre the 'Altufas
and the 'Neiiie Exteustpn
Any and aiI persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said ''Neliie,' Mine or surface ground
ave required to Me their adverse clhimH viii
ths REGISTER al She United States Land ONCE 81
sixty days period OF publication hereof, ~ the'
will be barred by virtue 81 the PROVISIONS q
the htatufe
ii il hereby ordered that the foregoing NOTES
OF Application tor Patent be published Tor th'
period of gu days, Item consecutive weeks II
tha katchun KEYSTONE. q weekly newsrapFi
published at Ketchum, Afturas County, Idaho
HOMER H. Pound,
VIM Hyndfnnn, Register
Atty for Applicant. tly-U,l
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Na LES.
Irsarnn srArNs I.ANn t1srrcr.

lsslise city, Idaho May IA, 1889.
xGTrrE IL herths given that Henry nusef
svlaass .snafofAee address IL hetenum. Atuths
tsunnty, iaaile Territory, has thlA day hiea ms
spiisca1ipa for uHt n, ior SH2 linear fest q enc
AIN Site Claim RnffaUe ground. by i23 feet Ia
psgafh situated ia Warm spring Creek Mining
rfstrfes Comfy Ut AltufaA and Territory ut
idaho. anti ttAHiRAHtAd nv the field notes anu
.sssEeiai 4iaf on file III this office ~ ipt NO CO.
aud described thnftan with magnetic vhrahoh
- is dsstsss - MiAutas tast as follows
heeiansns ~ File initial palnt whafe y posted
fte notice 1t location, aud 81 which POINT
post Ao. Of tho survey Of this elAisn y eNtabs
fszhAd aud running thence ~ ~ leg w, as3
4esf isa iiAst M 4: thence ~ 80 dog 50 min Es
"A feei f. post Ne. tAaace ~, ~ deg n, ss2
s.s5s 10 post No 81 thence NJ, ~ deg - min w,
~ feet ~ post 40. /, tae place Of besinnlnH'
Containing ell AREA ~ t@8 acres.
line between RANGES II aud ~ ~ n, common
IL 9setlans IL and iAnt II AZ f., 4 NJ. aad seo-
tsssns rad IL Hts e.. 4 NJ, bears NJ. " deg
VI min H., II Bii feel distant
Tho nearest known location Il the Imperial
Miil site Claim Loi 81 4,
Ans as,a ail persons claiming adversely any
fnYitns III aid Climax aiill Site Claim OF suf-
lace ground are required 20 ille their adFHrs'
claims with Che Register OF the United States
Land Dtage at l,uiae CITY In the Territory o
idaho during tie sixty daXs period " pnplica
ainn hereof. uf they viii be barred by virtue 9
tA# pg8pselens Of this statute
IT In horribly ordered that the fore1ofnR Nonc
ftzT pa&aHl - published for the period II alxt
a#4s ttsu consecutive ueekHsl II the ketahu1
KEYSTONE 4 4eakly newspaper published \
ketrhufa. AI1uraa U0aaly, Idaho Territory.
u. I. i. PRIDE.
YIN. fEvnaman. HaElster.
Atty fox Applicant. mo. =
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Boise City, Idaho, July }, 1854. T


ustrEn STATES LAND OFFICE
Boise City, Idaho, July J, 1883.
Notice i hereby given that the Philadelphia
Mining e Smelling Company. an organization
incorporated under the laws of the State of
New JERSEY hy its authorized agent, Edmund
Green, whose postntilne address II ketchnln,
Atufas County, Idaho Territory, has this day
flied his application for patent for l,600 linear
IRVINE
lode mining olaim, bearing silver and other
minerals with snffaee ground GOO feet In width,
situated In Warm Springs Creek Mining Dis
trict County OF AltuIaH and Territory Of Idaho,
and designated BY the field notes and official
plat on tiieiu this Office as Lot No. 10, and de-
srfihad IN said field notes and Mat with mag
netla variation at Is degrees cast as follows
to sslt
beginning at the discovery point and running
thence N, Il deg 30 min west, Tnn feet to the
centre of nerthwestafly end line of claim,
thence N, 81 deg 80 min f., 500 feet TO post No Il
thence So 81 Nea 80 fun w . Gao feet 70 post No Il
thence 81, Il deg III min r., $50 feet 10 post No d
thence =. 81 deg 10 min f., $50 feet 20 post No u
thence NJ, "a deg SD min H., du0 feet TO post No 81
thence n, II deg 80 min W f6n feet to post NO q
thence NJ, 81 deg 20 min w, 75ofeet to post No l
tile place af beginning survey Of exterior baun.
dartes Of elalm Containing an area OF ia-al
acres claimed. exclusive nf asah acres in conflict
with North Star lode, Lot 81.
FROM tile centre of Southeesteriy end liHe, u
s. Nj. NJ, No, bears south 50 dog % min eas
1905 feet distant.
Tho nearest known locations are the ssNorti
STAR nHMHAN HHu Lug 1auln
ANY and all persons claiming adversely an
portion OF said IRVINE mine or surface ground
arr require to Tile their adverse claims with tbs
Register OF the United hfatas Land Once a
/ fioisn City III the Territory Of Idaho during th
sixty dass period Of publication hereof, o
they viii be barred BY virtue of the provision
OF the Statute.
direct that this notice be published in tn
/ ketehnm kEysTuAEs newspaper published near
est The said mining claim, for the period Of ak
by aass. u. 7. d. fRtpE,
/ I'm. Iyntlman. Register
Atty fur Applicant tjy~tl
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-05
PAY BaY NOTICE.

All persons having bills against the
Philadelphia Mining t Smelling conn
psEsx aFa retuested to present them in
ssaplicafe by the fisrt of the month.
Payment Will ha made for tie same OH
Ihe tffteeutst.
Con. +. GEzss.
General Superintendent
Daily globe., 1883-06-29
TWENTY-sIX TO THREE.

That ,cGs the Score in the Base Ball Match
BettCeeM the BrOlrns and the Fargo Nine
at the BrOuns' Field the Goth.
The park of the Brown Stocking base
ball club, of Minneapolis, was opened yes
terday afternoon in match with the Far
go club. The weather was the brightest
and large concourse of people, including
most of the sporting men of Minneapolis,
many from st. Paul, Fargo and other
points. The grand stand could scarcely
accommodate the half. The game was ex
ceptionally one sided, the Browns taking
the lead at first and reaching the climax in
the eighth inning, when they scoIed four
teen runs, amid the widest enthusiasm.
Long ''daisy cutters followed each other
in quick succession, the Browns rapping
the first ball sent over the home
base. Three fine second base
hits were made, one by Whitcomb, one by
O'Brien and one by Lohf. 1t was then ev-
ident that the boys were acquainted with
Bslmont's pitching. The Fargo boys
could not hit Murphy's pitching, and only
made two first base hits in the game. The
Browns broke number of bats, and are
strong, athletic men. Bennett and Whit
comh..did fine work, and OBrien on third
base is the best at throwing.
First Inning-The Browns went first to
the bat, Bennett making fine frst-base
hit, and passed to third on miss made by
Wilson Murphy went out on first and
Bennett came home. Whitcomb struck a
! handsome frst-base hit, as did O'Brien
Foster sent long high ball to left, which
was captured by Taylor, eliciting applause
Lohff took first on three strikes and mut