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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-24

JAMES q. HILL, 1928 rev York az
Artfal Tailor
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II, II. TAYLOR, o33 Pennsylvania avenue N. ,vy
SEQ advt -" we
THE PALAIs ROYAL, 1Il7 and 11,o pon,..,-
NaniA avenue N. W. See advt '"''J'
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IoHN u. DIsALI, 1411 + street n. w.-Com,n,.,
sloner Tor oeery state and Territory.
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II. EoPPErs sos Thirteonth street N. W., between
u. aud O streets.
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HOOKS and stationery.
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Carpets, Furniture, &c,

WASH. n WILLIAMS, 917 Seventh street. aga
and GA ID street, and 633 louisiana avenue.
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EASTON & RUPP, soutlleaAt corner Pennsviv,r,.
Avenue and Thirteenth street - '~
W. III. MORRISON 475 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
O. A, WHITAKER, llO5 Pennsylvania avenue
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Engraving.
A: a. GEDNEY, 400 Pennsylvania avenue NJ W.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Pennsylvania avepue. aoutb.
s.Most cOrnor Of ElnNonth strnnt.
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oRR1soN. so5 and sO7 D atrost.
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H. c. NJ BURTON, d34 Ninth street ~ W. Recer-
ton Canopies aud Decorations for rent. All kinds
OF AWNINGS, Tonts, and Flag. made.
s. j. HAlSLETr, S17 Market space -Awnings
mndu and rnpnlred ana Atnrnl lnrlnL an. Mlnlnr
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Dry Goods.

DIR. j. VAN DYCIt, 90 Grant T,lac, bot,vcon ,-,,.,.
and Tenth and q and rstreats Niu'"
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+. H. LILLEY, 1915 street N. W.
W. T. ]. WRIGHT co. COS Flroonth stree. NV.
IT, D. COOKE & CO.. 142e strcesN w.
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C, II. E1cK1INe. l2oO Tnirty4ecOnds,rscs 'vs.s
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Painting-sisns and Houses.

CHARLES J. GoOCH St Cloud Building Ninth
and streets N. w. Twenty years experience.
Prompt and careful personal attention given every
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Carpenters aud Bunders.

HoLTzCLAw BROS, l215.ohio aveuuo n w.
Fine Carpentoring and Building promptly dona
JAMES wEsTERF1l1LD,
i22 Tnnth atraht N. w
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Groceries.

Medical Attendance.
J. .. MOORE. NJ. D., 1924 Pennsylvania avenue
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REGULATING Library.

FLoRENCB OIL AND GAS SToyEs.-sold nv
]. u: PAGE 121oF street N. w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
LEGAL.


'J1HE STATE OF TEXAs TO THE sHER-
Ing You are hereby commanded, that by
making publication OF this citation In some
news paper published in the county Of Dallss,
for four successive W. cks previous to the return
d.y hereof, you snmmon W y. O'Bor whose
residence Is uuknown,t t. ba md appear before the
the County Court, to be holden In and for coun-
ty Of Dallas, OF the Cou rt-house thereof. In he
mex, then and there 90 answer to the petition
of G. Auiman 4 CO.., CORPORATION, fled In
said Court on the 2lud DAY o December, 1888,
against the said w. 3. ODER and O. X Sim
mons and alleging IN substance As follows to.wit
For two certain rromissoiy notes Ia writing,
dated May 22nd. 1882, each for the sun q! s9l5,
and due respectively: ON The LIST day Of Soyem-
Der, A. ID 1852, aud LIST day OF November, 1858,
bear ng interest rom Gate, AZ the rae OF lOper
cent. per anuum, with 10 per cent. additional as
All attorneys fse collected by legal process,
sad motto being payable ut Dalss rexas, and TO
the order of BDwser Lennon. Said notes
were on the 10Th day OF October. 1889, transfer.
red by Bowser & Lennon 10 q. Aul,nan Il
Co. for 2 valuable consi teration, aud tor a ore
closure of len on the 10 lowing described proc.
erty, to-wie One 80 inch cylender new model
separator. Wherefore plaintiffs pray Judgment
for debt, interest. attorneys fees, foreclosure
of lien ard al coss OF suit etc.
Herein fall not but have you then aud there
before said court this writ, with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness, W. N c. HILL, Clerk Of the County
Court Of Dallas county.
IL. 8 l--Gven under my hand and The seal Of
said cour In the city of Dallas, this the l2ih dag
OF January, A. D. 1881. w. N. q. HILL,
Clerk County Cour. Dallas County
Bv l. II HuaFts. Deputy.
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loss II nearly 100000. Tho prlnclpA loss Is
On bacon ami PORK aud IA lard.
Tho IA inr on IN 100 value OF exports
% b irnn abL 100 ZOO IN pnrs, about fiSl oOl and
ia lard overt, COCO, Tho expo u OF betf aud
NV 81 wsio "a asOn. againsf slp oia Gls ia
iSi4-J, "a Inc Of notly filM00 tbs decrease
laid was over - % ,0O0i IN sork $4,000. an
IN naonn, 'hsll0O There was IN iucfrnsg, how
ever IA The yalg, 81 "a exports ~ cat 10 Of "a %
et0i aud N fresh beef n near y sl,Q0O01),
Will htns ah0Va snau increase u less thAn
20h0ll There hes bs n a favorable incrsals
llcn'arly Ia cheese. which gal lod for Ianus'y
2iu 0 VhlI0 the etp,fti Df butter inGroAqed
1880. F0f n nine months ended January 81
drair--,t L4us-MtY futu'os arc tln only
Nsture. Wheat ci1s 4 "a 1ll a; corn NJ
~ ~ ultt % l-a THIS IL ~ sllga, decline
February erfln was without rNTssc'lons'
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MEDICAL
Smith. ESt's:! d May Flower,
10 Poo 'vr.. 4 acre all
9th ..aedicS UN. FaiL
ed to Produce " :

"Brlshrs Disease Of ihc Edr. - fearful
rcourgc, which spares GU.thcf nga "A nor cond'
lion. becomes an iucun,blc disease only Tor the
want Of timely attention. liallowed 10 work it
ravagcs unchecked until ithos fastened upon The
yltnlsoiih victim, no mcdlca AKIN can release ~
hold. It claims prey. and annually uumbeniis
victims by tho thousand timely use OF
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
VIII positively prevent such results In proof OF
this assertion. We clto you 10 the numberlc~ t'su'
monisls IN our possession. and quote such cm!'
neat authorities ~ DR.. Ell Ives. Of New Haven.
Conn. and Or. King, Compiler OF Kings Dis
pcusa,ory) Ask your own physician II inose
names are authorities, and decide for yourself
whether you viii sacrifice your liic rather than
surrender your prejudice 70 an advertised rnedi'
cine. Decide now. I. may not DO too late
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
Is natures own remedy. II Is no vito detection
ofnauseous drugs and dangerous chemicals May
Flower Is modest little plant which grows In
New Foundand, In Pennsylvania and KENTUCKY
It's dluretlc and astrngcnt IN Us properties, and
has frequently been used To great advantage IN
pMrrhma and Bowel Complaints OF children. It's
great merit, however, IL In lis gentle and efficient
action on the Kidneys. II removes all Impurities
through natural channels, aud restores thosystem
to healthy condition. Itpromptly relieves pains
IN the back and loins. in cases OF weak ana deli
cate females, It's value is beyond computation
But for the natural modcsty OF weman, which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper publicity,
We might publish hundreds OF testimonials oil
inestmable bcgefts derived from It's use
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle. II Is yours to choose between
Health. Happiness and Tile,
Disease, Misery and Death
Prepared only by ). i. Smith Il Bro, coyinston'
Nv. gor sale D a. druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

ToNs-0pened: New York, quiet New Or.
leans, firm; Liverpool, firm. Closed: New York,
dull; New Orleans. steady; Liverpool. firm.
corros---specula,lon was quiet to dull in
points on all months Liverpool Is arm rs
previous prices New Orleans is = to 3 points
mp on all months Gnd Arm TO steady
and decline AZ close Today Nay de H,vs o.
wheat sold ut " Ia cents per bushel against
ssisat last call saturday February wheat
Buyers were vii ins to pay 4 cent lower, but
that price was not accepted. 'rhs price asked
10 IL of price Saturday. 8, much for tho effec,
tho sans naarEe t sold ia ceati OH Tor orc cash h
month. aud for May corn brought So cents.
which Is = loss Of
bear em.nation says. Il va.not 500 whore The
demand II TO come from 70 take care Of thu ca h
wheat AID putting of tho evil day by paying
IAmium, for the futur.s only mikes matters
0Jrso. FOREIGN markets are rluted with
wheat. Northwestern millcrs have In stors at
ninaeapolls, st. Paul and Duluth, sufficient
wheat 1000 600 bushelsJ - run their mills over
four months st the rate OF 10000 barrels day,
the meantime. while the daily receipts
now equal the demand without encroschiug on
S5pts there and At seabosrd VIII Increase. for 1,
u tgeinst all experience OF human nature 10
assert that the farmers are bare OF wheat when
ing the whole crop season A gentleman just
from the west says the small Interior ware
houses are full of wheat aud ths, the crop
prospect 10 unsurpassed. There IL about AZ
much danger Of tue cold weather in the north.
vest moving 70 the southw and dams ging
wiuter wheat ~ there IL Of the heat at tho "a "a
osr advancing upol Nc and running our ic > crop.
ahipmeots for two DAYS 1900 bushels, receipt,
1000 Corn was weak AID "a cents lover. II
may SCI up again. but II II does sales will nav
We think there Is great deal more No. corn
IN Chicago than Is reported in the stocks and
are looking II up.
Pfovisions-C Chicago Pork Is dun and declin-
ing. The loss II 10 cen on cash sui and II Ia
cents on May delivery. cioslog qao,.lioDs to-
day are February SIS 8 aud May 1925. Lard IL
80 May at.i9 g. Ia Asceciai dispatch tays
lhe ex port trade IN provsIons continues 1, shrv
. falling OF as compared with last year The
for the month Of January being only o3o9i III
ssaipst SO 97Ss25 tor the same month in 1881,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
FINANCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

4 WAHuV0r0S paper says II goes without
eylns that our Mats ae Dslng employ "
he,p the country without a goli currency M
)hsSc been virtually ~ This work ever since 1870
As II was IN 1851, 10 was thu 1852, aud asi va
Nm 1881 20 In 1851 II the clintgl Tor 1881 i "a
DO rog arded forecast Il the work OF The mi ~
Nor Janu Try, npthing but 20 do AZ p'o % arc ~
Pvbe coined Tor ont ~ Collage OF a. i0l III, All
save l6i5 we're 81 that dos ariptlpn ct mp1oy,
while ! Is N the value OF tho thirty pito,a of
thu lesser denOmln tIous. which the inlna hgyi
70 Neop on hand as test cams for the year
mintage Wsappsud the uihilal state ecu o.
the cJluagc executed durng the nonh ol
January, as recently supplied 70 1ae pfe1i by
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S5lSSsI'" Y
slA, 49, 80 ia
sss S;s5..a.....asS k'sas,x,Gssssll s...sA 4
CAUTION.

swiifs Specific Is entirely a vegetable pSopsA
silon, ard should no, be confoundod with th,s
various substitutes, limitations. non.secIet hum
bugs. Success Alterans, etc. etc. which are
now being m lrufac,urvi by various lersouA.
None Of the @ contain a ling article which en-.
I rs lnto the co npo,iiOp Of 3. = s There N
only Que Swlts Specific, ard here ia nothing
IN the world Ike g. To prcy.n disaster and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

IN ino Head the vital fluid passing unobserbcd
I'm tho uiiue. ~ d many other diseases that led
81 iussuiiv snd death.
THE ENGLI-H MEDICAL ISsTIrUTD
viii agrce % forfeit Five Hundred Doi1Ass
for case Of this kind tho VIAL htstORA
TIVE under their special Advico and txoat-
menD will not cure. or for anything impure o.
inluring found IN n. THE ENOLIsu hEDI-
UAI. INSTITUTE treats all Private Diseases
successfully without mercury. .onsuitatto0
Free. Thorough examination and advice IN.
Guiding analysis 81 urine, 2 90. Price OF VIE
Restorative, i.bp n bottle, or four umes th1
quantity. IS co. sent 20 any address on receipt o.
price, or g. q ID inc G O ID sent without .
as u Guaranteed. secure from Observation, AnA
IN private uame II desired, bv EN0tIS0
WEDIChL INsTII UIE. 7lS olive street. b.
Lnris, Missouri. - -
Wholesale Agents j J. SCOTT 4 co., 6sl-
vnrsou Tevas, eTr
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MEDICAL

auuK. ItGhHs uRAAlh ~ FRANC 4
trs usdo as hls agents iol ih uea o Texas -
ieN niH n.Fpr-fg.iIr rowriY Nftvr4h aO,i .
bial Restorative ur NitalrDr' Ai elected win
lfct diseases should 40 ouonp oCure he In ulaR
fnoin watch 90 learn ilic - use 10 tho fiesasea
above y cuuouod then an ouc0 % pfOCa-e non
ua uI through VA BIZ your drugs fIortv q, yru16
the u,FtT-fiituC uluedy
CRowOus & BALDWIN
Wholesale DruFrisle, Nnlikn, Taxa.
Rvfoi " 10 Anwel. = lr'ssu J.. T.. Williams.
ulu uated Marrisc6 dui1s go PAGES. ciosh
and gilt biudlnr, 70 cents .eHie ia paper covcs.
2j cents. Manhood, 10 cents womsnhood. 10
cents; pamphlet, 3 cents, securely sealed. bs
mrl. send m noy or postage stamps. De.
WHITTIER, tho Grea, Specialist W 81.
ChH,los streoi g. Louis. 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
M IMPR0YEs N QuALlTY OF

I IMPROVES IuE QUALITY Oh
tho Bioodurd eiirirteiit. and ~ there
fpra q mo iuriyDrui,f aud corrccttro
IN cases ufall chronic Wdtudiss which
uro associated with an lMiuYHriGiEp
RgkIr or THE blood. Thoso AL yiold
20 thorcculatlng mud nOurishing prop
Crtlea OF it5 gront iuOi tonic olcmcnif-
ft o0mpensatoa for The lose o. ritGitiHs
induced by Consumption, tdfdrIh on
BTOnrhiai and Jhrodf affections. re
srW remriy Feminine DcbNfU ana
reimburse tho female phpsf7Hc for
those losses Of vitality company
ing mpiaints PECULIAR 10 fhc SER
ffofhorsnursinG their own chiidrcn-
aud delicate tromcs. who expect ~
Lacome mothers and bring up cidoF-
ods children should ~ oil means uso
n. It tgii restore sufferers PROM
yfcnfd, on Nervous Prostrd fion aris-
ing from Orcr-icorL:, i.rccsscs or
,,rofracfed Discuss. II trW cure
Drunkenness and tho Opinm HdbH
for "a the appetite grows hcnlthler
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho uso OF thls TOnic, tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally OK
tlnct. II Is highly brnJicidf Ia Lircs'
f,,1Dfniuts, ydiaridi trror, and
Ali Maisfriul l,iseds0; and for tho
dobilltating effects OF Icrcr Of Gry
Kind it has no cIudi. ~ repairs
trosir, Improves Digestion and Up
pri.fe, aud AFFORDS tho DDspcf'tio IN
eaid an easily dssimHabfo article
Of FOOT; and ~ 20 pleasant 10 mo taalo
tha. tho most Gcnsltlvo palate VIII NOS
raiart ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

have had remarkable Success with Swifys
Specific IN the treatment u Bio I'd aud Skin dis.
eases, and Ia female diseases TOOK 1t nysoh
for Carbuncles with hpppy eff Ct
DO. q. HsEsY, NJ, ID Atlanta, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

swlirs Specific Is q compl 10 Rntidote to BlosA
Taiut, Bln0d Poison Maltrial Poison and Skin
Huinor, J. ~ KsoE SMITH. MD, A.llnts. Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
TIN GsEAT ENGLlsH REMEDY

i u neV FILLING tome
IN Nervous obility,
oxlartilo Vitality, se0-
iHal Wcakness. SPEC !,
lnntNrl C'a, l. o b =
MANHOOD, impotes-
cy, filr y,is anu all IL
tr ihle effects OF Sclf-
Ahusr, youthful follioa,
ptdoyCt esCt la palurw
yc' n guch ~ l.oss a
ri mon, LasE,tude, Noe.
iufnul kmlf6lons. Aver
zion a. society, Din
H..u nf NfaI.u Nrl~a~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

used swifts Specific on my litNo dauEl,Sse.
who was afflicted with some Blood Poison whiok
had re sisted all sorts OF treatment The SpeC1ns
relieved her permanently. ana shall use -
my practice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

1850 came from the north IN take change e
the gas works In Rome, as superin tspdent an
after the overflow. which occurred Ia the spriuG
following, was very much exposed to uslAriG3
up business. l was treated by tho phydcfang
without relief Ny trouble finally deiermine1
In an abSess OF the liver. and a. ary every ore
myself included thought YVES doomed TO de
within few days. In this condition [ was 3D.
vised by friend 10 take swifts speeinc. and I
took II lust as drowning man YOU'D catch ct .
straw, but Rs soon as my system got under the
influence OF the rem dy, The sbscess came 10 .
point aud burst passing of without pain In
fifteen days after this was up nj my work, and
have tince enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer from maafiil poison should
take swifis Specific q q rNcBA
Sept. Rome Gas Light Company.
Our trestlss on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free 10 applicants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
THAT PHYSICIANS AND NvALIDs

Generally may properly understand the merits
OF "Colden's Liquid Beef Tonlc," IN analy'
sis by the eminent chemist, ARTHUR iilLL
HAsSALL, MD, RS. OF London, England:
and also an endorse nent nv the ceehraied
physician Professor SIR Err lsMU5 WILSON,
Ii u, NJ London, are label ed on each bottle.
spld by Druggists generally at 81. bottles
I ~ fnlton street New York
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

INFORMAL ON WANTED Of the where's
i bouts OF tllxt Christian, who left Klrksvi le
Mo. 20 years ago for Texas. Any Information
leadiJg 10 her Identification will be thankfully
received b. her brother, ERNEST CHRISTI AN,
OF Carson city, Nevafs.
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e. O R m 81 .

WHY WILL ANY ONE SUFFER FROM co RMS
when they can go, a bottle OF tho GERMAN
corr REMOVfR".-a certain and palalcSsrcm-
edy for b IA Corns and BnDions OF any drug,
gist for % cents. There arc worthless limitations
simI mr. I'm name Be sure to o, / the GERMAN
CORN FEMOVERn q. N CRI tTENTON, sole
Proprietor, li5 Fulton II eet, New York.
IGJRNS's SULPHUR SOAP Improves the slim
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Our trostlss on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free 10 applicants.
sWrrH Sp~0fFr 80 n-awer =, Atlanta a
New York Office 159 West 2Sd street
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Wfolesalo pruFrI'l nnllsa Itx-.
Nv ~ l- q un-.--- :. n---. :. : j. n MlllisnaS
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-15
THE sABLN SUSPENSION.

The Senator Declares Eae Has No Favors to
Ask, and that the Loss VIII BE Small.
New York, May 14.-Senator Sabin left last
night for st. Paul He says that with assets
three times the liabilities nobody will suffer
from the Northwestern Car Company's failure.
The loss from the suspension will be light, if
anything kilograms from st. Paul advised
him that the affairs were even in better shape
than he anticipated. In an interview Mr. Sabin
said:
81 have no favors to ask of capital here, and
so far as that is concerned, I may ada that there
is absolutely nothing new in the condition of
things to report / am going to Saltwater and
can have better idea of the state of affairs in
detail after l have made careful examination
OH the ground There have been great many
Misrepresentation in the press on the subject,
which | have not time now to correct, but will
do so when l reach home. Among other things,
the order to shut down was given by
me at this end of the line, because
thought it safer to be on the sure
side in view Of the present depressed condition Of
all railroad business, not because there was any
immediate fear of insolvency, The trouble can
be stated in nutshell We have been carry
ing, for some time past very heavy amount OF
paper on which we can not realize because of the
stringency of the market. TO illustrate, we
have now on hand farmers paper to the extent
of two millions, instead of having one million In
paper and the other million in cash. The order
to close the works was merely temporary ar
rangement to protect our creditors and stock
holders from the possibilities and contingencies
of market like the one we have now on hand;
but you can say that the assets are more than
sufficient to satisfy all demands that can be
made, and can not say more than this until
after consultation has been held at Saltwater,
and so it would be impossible for me to give any
date at which we will resume A great deal OF
detail is involved in the settlement of that ques-
ton, the chief point being an improvement in
the railroad market"
The Senator was in the best humor, and had
the appearance of a man who knew what he was
about and had nothing special to conceal
A st. Paul dispatch states that Manager Nc
liver, of Bradstreet's agency, in an interview IN
regard to companies affected by Senator Sabin's
trouble said: Two thirds of the stock of the
St Louis Land and Lumber Company doing bus
mess in Elroy, Wis, is held by Seymour, Sabin
& Co who have gone into receivers hands. The
Elroy business is managed by Z. S. Austin.
The Union Transfer Company stock is almost all
held by Seymour, Sabin x Co, and is already in
the hands of the receiver. When asked about
the o. n Nelson Lumber Company, Manager
McIver stated that there were no signs of
weakness there.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-15
AMERICAN FIELD SPORTS.
The Indianapolis Club Loses Its First
Game On the Home Grounds.
BIetrOpolitans, IOuisvilles WashiHgtons and
Columbus Win Fresh YictorieS-The
Races at Lexington.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
The indianapolis Club SuccImbs to the
Superior Ability of the ST. Louis.

The indianapolis Club Succumbs to the
Superior Ability of the ST. Louis
The first game of the championship season
was played on the Indianapolis grounds yester-
day between the home club and the st. Louis
nine, about 1900 people witnessing the game.
Before the game called Beissenherzls full
brass band discoursed excellent music and the
practice play of the two clubs was watched with
interest Owing to the recent escapade of
McKeon, Macarthur was put i'll to pitch
and Keenan, to catch, while 0Neill and Deasley
occupied the points for the visitors The first
inning was unproductive of runs for either side,
but in the second the unsgetting was
inaucurated the home nine being the first
to tally, Merrill being brought home from first,
after two men were out, by splendid drive to
right for two bases by Peltz. who was caught at
third. This augured favorably for the Hoosiecs,
but in the next two innings Macarthur sent five
men to bases on balls, and was batted for seven
hits with a total of ten bases, in which
four men were scored This lead proved
too much for the Indianapolis boys to overcome.
The featuresof the game were brilliant stop and
throw by Dorgan in right field and the splendld
batting, fielding and base running of Nicol, who
completely captured the crowd. Keenan, caught
a fine game considering the fact that Macarthur
was exceedingly wild, and that he had never
caught him before The umpirin g of Valentine
was thoroughly impartial and accurate