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COCHRAN &
NEWPORT.
S.W. Cor. Jackson C Fifth SITS.
LIVINGSTON,
MONTANA.

We have just plated and now offer for sale
lots in the Minnesota Addition. This addition
lies adjoining the great machine shops of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, which are
the largest and most extensive on the line of the
road, those at Branerd alone excepted. The lots
are started atvery low prices S25 to S75 pieces
and will show very handsome advance by fall,
Livingston is less than two years old, with q
population of over 5000 people. is the brightes
town on the Northern Pacific Railroad, has many
brick and stone buildings, is growing very rapid
ly and bases her claims for making large city on
the following grounds:
1t is the gateway to the National Park.
1t is the terminal point of the National Park
r. r.
1t is the headquarters of three divisions of the
r. r.
1t is the geographical center of the r. R.
1t has immense machine shops, with capacity
or several hundred
1t is in the center of very rich agricultural
country
1t is the headquarters for an immense grazing
interest.
1t is surrounded by coal, iron, copper, silver
1t is the supply depot for the mines OF Cooke,
Bear Gulch, etc, etc.
1t has splendid water power.
1t has plenty of pine and fir timber.
1t has an abundance of pure water and mild
climate
1t is the youngest town in America with
National Bank and daily newspaper; it also has
two weekly newspapers and the best hotel in
Montana. 1t has the only deposit of limestone
on the line of road from Duluth west. Some six
or seven lime kilns now in operation, also
plenty of brick and fine brick clay. Hot springs
exist (176 temperature) within twelve miles OF
town, which excel those of Arkansaw. The Uuion
Pacific K. Il. Will soon be built to the, town.
This company, Union Pacific r. r. have pur-
chased large amount of coal lands in the vicini
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-24

Il Henn Scheme to Scare the sItnrIss to Death.
New York Evening Post.
Bright red flannel trimmed with very mar
row white braid is fashionably worn for
yachting.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-24
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LYONS KATHAIRON. This
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makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
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result Of using kathairOn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-24

az Fit With Grant" the Teteran Cried.
Boston Globe.
The latest pleasantly of the tramp is that
he ''banked with Grant & Ward.''
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
New Rules for POSI-.

For number of years there have been
ne rules for fifteeu-bsll pool which could bt
recognized as standard. Following are tx
tracts from o set OF new ru.es, which cover
every uoint in the game concerning which
any dispute might arise. They hsye beer
siup.et ~ Ia rGSl a-pp-tr o! The 10y
who arc 10 contend in a tournament fof tine
championship and 300 in prizes, to begin
on Janurrr 7th in Madison Square hall
9i3 Broadway. The new rules Tor ti.tsen
ball pooi will nlso govern American pyra
mid pool with u few exceptions, which are
noted.
A preliminary tournament is to begin Of
Madison Square hail ts;s evening. There
will be nine PLAYERS, and the object IS TO
qualify three Of the players for the tourns-
ment for tho championship, Tbs
entries for the preliminary match
are Leonard, OF PAiladelrnia: llsinil-
ton, of NorwGlR, Conn Van Blskuk,
ard Johnston, OF Port Richmond, s. ]
Heman ofCEcinneti; Wharton, 1T Brock
lyp, and Dunniug, @annins ana Malone, OF
Now York. Money prizrs viii he given hH
best three players IN the Preliminary
match. The entries for tha championship
tournament are Frey, Knight, Sutton,
Lambert, King and Daukelman, and the
nary match. The prizes IN the tourney
will be $3.50, 5000, 500, S75, 500 and SOS.
The principal new features III the new
standard rules ate:
The play at the white ball spot at the
opening OF the game must be directly al
the pyramid, with force sufficient TO drive
at least one of the balls into pocket OF
make three of the object balls strike cnvh-
ion. The player failing in this, the bells
must be seJ UP again, and the player for
feits three points and must play again. A
second failure loses him the game.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
HUNTING A HUSBAND.
A Deserted Wif,'s search for tn nan
She cherished.
Ills Strange DISAPPEARANCE AIilr
Political Defeat.
An Appeal Fran a wrctoh'd NOm'a.

Yesterday, Mayor Cabell received The in,'
loving letter from Mrs. Sarah Wattrnan'
of 2Gi West Seventh street, Cinoinn.. %.
making iuquiries alter her husband leo
Waterman, who suddenly Left his nome
some time ago without the least wsrhing
Toe letter, which pansa us follows, explalf =
iiselfanu shows the distress OF vile a. d
mother:
Incl INST Dec. .3-Msyor City OF DALLAS
DEAR sIg You sill Io doubt be 81
prised ~ receive letter from slTapsf
lady, but circumstances compel mo 10 u.
80. beg you TO pardon the liberty o,
writing to YOU as it IS an utmost heces
SHY tor me 10 turn 10 you AS have :
arrange story 10 relate. Ny husband
Mr., LeuuOr Waterman, q candidate for the
Legislature Of the democratic party OF our
last campaign, but unfortunately defeated
has left this city, myself ana thTee
nulc ones without word OF warning,
cause cr reason, so that aud all my friends
think that the disappointment OF political
aspirations have entirely deranged las
mind. Now, dear sir, imagine me left wi
three little ones, the eldest 10 years and the
youugest yeRra of age. lie left the city IA
coon as the Oilleial count came In, and l
have not heard OF him since and ! sm
NEARLY frantic with grief. Dear sir, lbeg
YOU Thousand times 10 do nll IN your
power ~ ascertain whether my husband v
in your c,ty or your neighhorhood, ! will
ay aboard Tor any Information OF the
whereabouts Of Leonor Waterman. Dear
siI, | br. of you again and again to forgive
me for ,H'ing You 70 so much trouble.
But, A. :. ,,ue vile and owing mother, l
cannot Estp myseltot requesting You 10 do
so. ON srieving tor the "est OF husbands
aud most indulgent Of parents. He Is q
light Completed gentleman, 30 wears OF
age. a blonde or ra' Der reddish mous,ache,
rail. blue eyes and German by birth, ay
husoard is u Free Mason, an Odd Fellow,
and Knight OF Pythias, and was connected
with = newspaper. When he lett he had
sew raj hundred doIlara with him, so | am
very much alarmed tuat anything dreadful
mus have beiullen him.
will pay a handsome reward for any In
forms ion about him. As yet have not
succeeded In hearing from him, although
have advertised In the city papers. nG'
sick ia bed. Asa sick woman sppeal to
YOU to help me regain my husband and
| praying TO God that am not pleading IN
vain will count the hours for an answer
Yours Very Respectfully,
MRS. SARAH WATERMAN,
No. ga West 7th street, Cincinnati
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Az fdnsnted GeniIemnp.

ID us Dc fouri ansvars'y o. my mar
risF. said an old negro.
IAou macy times Ia yer been marfiedP'
asked an acquaintance.
/"El dis is de iouf sDavors'y, o. co'se Use
been married TO- times. Pse heard de white
folks say dat IL doRn DO no good ter edycGte
do niger, an now b'liovss it. Hean yer
is dun gone 10 school and got n good edy.
eaton, en- doau un'erstaa' 'rl.hmetic yet.
pss qsh AIMED O yer, SAX
Uncle Ben" replied the scquainieDce;
~ never went to school much an | can't
tax zacsly proper, but blame ef amt got
mo- sense 'oou. such matters don verse Y
ha.. De aDavors'y o. a marriage doan man
how often mans be II married"
What do II mean den?'
"W'y, it means how long. Anavers'y
means year, en- is tuck from dc Latin.
Ann me.rs nia. rcd, gn'vors'y IN ANS year,
an da bof when put tcgsd:er means
married year"
"Wall, chic, ger mus 'acuza me. 'B'rs
de Lawd diia't known yer had 20 much
'!ighten'enment. When yer sets up q
school, Jipg.d If doan sem nay chliiun
ter yer, for 'sn larnEh mo- from yer IN hit
teen nilniis den | sber kpowed beio'.
ken stan mos anything, but whsn man
draw, on d. EI'ieRh an &c Latin on me.
Zee beeged ter gin up den an dsr.
thanks yer iur de inflammation" ~ Arkan
saw Traveller
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

The following marriage licens's we're Is
sued by the county clerk during the past
week.
CCspivy and Lucy Cameron, W s Job
son and NJ J Bean, Jasper N Simpson and
Matilda A Sans, John Rohn and SHllie
Thompson, James l. Touey and Lizzie q
Thomas, Frederick Hage and Anna
Schwalm, w ii Crcsthwaite and Mary l.
Mann, Walker Johnson aud. Wittie Soudap,
w Goldsteiu and Il Sutishman, Edward Ell.
wards and Mary Mccoy, II ID Martin ala
Ophelia Kittr,d, Frank Weeks and Ella u.
son, w NJ Harris and A ii Bsslon, ] u
Lothridgs and Minnie g Pace, Nelson
and Josephine Hamilton.
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Eundry Other Happenings About Tow
THU TELEPHONE MATTER.


THii rELtfiioNh MATTEL
At mass.meeting OF the subsoriners 10
ttbe Telephone Exchange, held at the Mer'
f.h.,,,. rvo,.,,,,. E,,day sveninr .inilistory
chnhps exchange pl'usy a'" -
steps were taken LOOKING W .ho 'S'"''"S
OF more satisfactory service. The genera
,,n,.,ao,,, 90 ths comnany has tele.
s"p'''u'."o'n' " 80 sa.a T,o,d,, or
gr,pnod that he VIII DC nsie i o",So mr. y.
wednesday,, hhothsr nhae.'nh " s"u '" n,
serleers VIII be heid honuay ny " wv. az u,
the ~, rchant's EAcnange, AZ s,sn
shoulh De present a. very ,u,po can,mii,ep
is contemplated. An enscn s,,S ,ha aans,al
snoaIH De i4eeu 20 n cSn ws " as 10 he salts.
supe,(',eh s'i ~ suVn ""' w.
AIlne meeuhs ns'I sr Sins. tho, ,ims
ipS FMS adopIeu nhu hns s,nu1 ma snh'
Deer SUBSCRIBER T" W "''''' 'N
scfioers'
70 the President Of the southwestern reiephone
C,m9any, LAVE hSSh. A rIsansh srhscrih.,s
DkAs Iah no o,nhansa st n.Iias having
20 the 'e,epnone 'no onab in sf sole.
yea tne ioca, Az, ,hnn,s vi h forced 20
Gent service now hnu 'nenise , IDnvea r No
request YOU 70 Ieulose ans 'e'yWva .tsI, M,
OF our ohoes auu iesueno es a cannn, r cet
psy Tor ano,nss aaa,e 70 , and ons s,,
suVu SCI 'i0' ~ Wv CAV '"''''N'
10 nave u,.I no Az,
1t was moved and carried that no no ono On.
who signs the above liake any iur,nsi pay ~
ment 10 the telephone company "h'i' TUG
same is heard from, ,.u, scala. ., .;,.
The above mas rece''eu large 'is' Vi ''s
natures rs witness r. r., u G pro,,,
Henry Loeb, Inurs'on, f'ad uis,
Dr. Csil MurrsFh c. Io n,
schnelier, hlireu DavlH, 4ohiI F.ai, ~ 20
Wis, Gray y Alnerhnii, l'oeo " f1eInere, y y
Oppenhe!mer, w WteslocS, W MIL W. q
G9., Inomss Kand,li ~ N y r iEo1 Ta
Randall, w kaousi',l v Sailier w.,
wv Barton %" Mnsr2Eey 70, h at,
Bror., X Shields, bilnngIon y p M a'i II
man, score and resloeIoei huey rntP' y y
J Doyle, L y MOOT SeSome y nsa M;,.,S ~
ell, Scrugas, ~ Aston, HoberS oS,
den, IL q siSer' bra Anderson ~ 20,
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BLEssED BENEFACTORS.

When board of eminent physicians and
CHI msts announced the discovery that by
CON bining some well.Known valuable rem
edies the most wonderful medicine was
produced, which could cure such a wide
range of diseases that most all other rem
edies could be dispensed with, many were
skepticsl; but proof of its merits by actual
to-day the discoveries of that grea!
medicine Hop Bitters, are honored
and blessed py ell as benefactors. These
Bitters are compounded from Hops, Buchu
Malt, Mandrake and Dandelion and othel
oldeIt, best and most valuable medicines in
the world, and contain all the best and
most curative properties OF all other medi
kidney and liver regulator and life snd
health restoring agent on earth. No dis
ease or i'll health can possibly long exist
where these bitters are used, 30 varied ano
| perfect are their operations.
They give new lite and vigor to the aged
and infirm. To all those employmentt
cause irregularity of the bowels or urinary
torgans. or who require an appetizer, tonic
or mild stimulant, these bitters are invalu
able, being highly Gu -ative, tonic and slim
ulatipg, without Intoxicating.
| No matter what your feelings OF
symptoms are. what the disease or ailmen
Is, use Hop Bitters. Don't wait unit
Won are sick, but If you only fec
| bad or miserable use the Bitters at once
1t may save yonr lite. Hundreds hay'
been saved by SO doing. GJ- $500 will
/ be paid tor u case they will not cure {
hep. :. ;,
| Uo not suffer yourself or let your friends
suffer, but use and urge them to use HeE
| Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bitters is the purest ant
best medicine ever made; tine invalid
friend and hope" No person or family
should be without them.
II was troubled for many years with ser
ious Kidney and Liver Complaint, Gravel
ETC.; my blood became thin; was dull aNt
| inactive; could hardly crawl about, aDe
| was an old worn out man all over, ant
could get nothing to help me, until go
Hop BItcers, aud now l am a boy again
My blood ie pure, kidneys are all right anl
/ am as ectiveN as man of30, although
am 72.-FATHEf.
''For ten yeNs my wife was confined I,
her he'd with emil q complication c! q!
ments that no doctor could tell Whist wa
the matter or cuse her, and | used up
small fortune IN huSnbug stuff. Six nonLA
aro saw U, s. faA with Hop Bittel
| it. and thought wNnld ~
more, and tIied 1t.
to be wisdom, and twc
| She Is Eow as well and 81
wife, and il cost me only
| troit, Michigan.
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PILGRIM BOGGS.

The balcony md gallery were filed last
evening, the psrquette. however, had many
vscan, seats. Had the company thought
proper to put on new piece, second full
house would have resulted. Very great
satisfaction was expressed by continued
rounds Of applause and laughter that wen.
out from hearts filled up with merriment
and appreciation Of Dillon's truly wonder
full powers. The entire company may be
reported as efficient in their several parts,
but the play is barely excusable. II is a
badly jointed piece of plagiarism with
strong passages sandwiched between stale
interpretations. and with the thin attend.
ance of lsst evening all the inspiration oil
Dillon was needed to save IL.
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Mexican Female Remedy
IL the only cure for all FEMALE DISEASES
A Silv.. EinS'sDnughtor.


Was shown a Jew Gays ago, in San
Francisco pans, very droll "interview''
with the only dan shtsr OF . silver king. who
had been iiltod hv the son Of IN illustrious
Americas general Of Worldwide fame. The
young lady, sccordips to the Ban Frsnoisoo
paper, received tss reporter alone, and then
called in her mother to fix tho date On
which she gave Ihs inconstant lover - pair
of gig horses thstCo $l5, 900 zach, with
which he mad. or III quitting tho coun-
try. Ono of the ouss ions put 10 her was,
Had you any ysry Pronounced sentiment
Of am ativsness in the earliest stnge of the
courtship?" No; ambition was stronger
than love. Tiers nobody so rich Is
shall be on this slde of the Rocky noun.
tains, and / Made up. my mind that since
tho eldest son of tie Prince OF Wales il too
young TO msrrS. | would at least ann at the
son OF first man ~ tAe United States"
sentiment prevsil?' Nee. l admit that l
ieit in heaven Hhsp ! Glanced or went out to
ride with him in gisn
YOU Da ne h be' did fd aaa
sszed at me SO foodls,'' You were quite
unpreparsd, 1 sunpose, Tor the wheel.about
and the march Sof?' NO, nos quite. l
was warmed BY a friend that he called me
behind my back a ffeekl.d. rod-hesded Bid
dy, and said that be could never take me,
without blSshhias for ny want Of 1ssp .,
Jared him with it, And what did he DOR
He said he was not Sorry that heard it,
for that | had NO nsnnors, and ought to go
10 post myself up, to some convent in
France, where the dap gbters of the nobil.
from pure vesstiop." "What happened
ne1t?" "He put bi. Arm ground my wsist
ard kissed ms.h "And what did you dor'
II told hin to let pc alone aud 80 back tc
t his and s1:'ni in sarGIps" o,d A bs
cause they wers rel good company: W. W.
dow; position rem sins. Pm tired of Cali
forpis, and Of hsarips peoploSsy they. re-
member father q whisky singer. If lore
don't come from Epgland to court me III
60 to court lord and to become TITLED
lady"
Imagine the daughter of q Barring or ,
Rothschild spIPsaripE in dialogue Of thu
conclusion,..I have to Announce The engage
ment OF the silver kine's heirss. to an Eng
fish noolsman Of sristooratic connections
He is not yet middle-aged, and has seryet
with social and military distinction in
crack regiment. His title is ancient. Tn
bride-s!ect was not, ! an, assured, doae jus
wh es the eossd sl ais A bae
Irish looking. sut what did Moore writ
about the deushters of Erin? And wa
there eyer more grace. beauty ana wi
united in any women than in Lady Bless
ing.on?-[Mrs. Gaylord. in..Londoa Truth
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friend 10 i,le the Temperance society
Ahhut inft. rnnths after he observed ms
wife ont ob, oOfhips planting rose bushes
aud fruit Tee, "Mpfv " said he, have
Ogned this I.fn Tor i've yenfs, yet ! have
never ku0Nn g0l ~ care 10 Improve ann
Ornament Va Nv This mannrf' 'lndefdi
rented tho rmllins wife, II had 40 hthfl
IN do II utii you gsyo up drink had
onUl thnupht u u hriurs, but ! was per
AIDED shat, sbOnld do II, some strangers
would pluok The roses and eat the irnlli
but now, Win 0od's hrlp and blessing, this
farm will 10 ans. aud We and our children
may expect m enloy he produce; No shall
pluck the toses aud eat the fruit.-lRooE
Haven DAmo,fai.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

The members Of tae Hunting club have
returned home from their fall hunt' They
we're remarkably successful, having Killed
one beef, four hogs and six sheep They
bought deer from couniTymhn and had
a regular game supper. one OF The mem
bers states that the amount oi whisky coz -
sunled was enormous. Bat they mad de-
Iighttul time, as such genial gentlemen
would have recreetlng from their bn':he3S
duties Tor "a few days, Al the close OF their
exeroi.es an impromptu meeting was called
Superintendent Qnlnlan for iutul 'ns n
speoia! car for Their use, aud 10 tue l.alna'
Rifles OF this city Tor tents. IL Is 10 be
hoped tue Hunting club Is now on pei
manent and lasting basis, and the merry
hunters horns will awake the echoes o! the
forests often during the coming year.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

There are many cnGp cosmetics offered
for sale, which claim 70 contain nothing in
uri GUS 10 the skin. This is all bosh; all or
cry nearly all, are compounded from the
most deleterious and poisonous drugs IN
the materia medica. they destroy the vi
tally OF the skin, mixing the consumer
withered md old. j. A. Poz-
zoni guarantees his II, dictated complexion
powder entirely free firm all Injurious mat
ter. Use none other aid you will never re.
greet. Price so cents and $l.OO per box.
Sold by all druggists sd perfumers.
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A Case not Beyond Help.

DR.. NJ. II. Hinsdale, Kenawee, ILL.,, adj
vises us of remarkable cure OF consnmp-
ton. He SAYS: "A neighbours wife was st
tackled with violent lung disease, and pro-
nounced. beyond help from quick consump-
ton. AS a last resort the family was per-
suaded to try DR.. VIM. Hairs Balsam for
the Lungs. To the establishment OF all, by
the time she had used one half dozen bot
ties she was about the house doing her own
work. l saw her at her worst and had no
idea she could recover
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HONORABLY ACQUITTED.

DR.. Ayers, who has been on trial for the
past few days before United States Commits
sioner Mccormick, for Irregularities in the
conduct OF sis Office, sitter thu most searcn-
ing investigation, has been honorably ac-
quilted of any wrong, either OF commission
or omission. The many friends OF the doc
tor will congratulate him on the result, for
those who know him best, feel assured he
If not caps bic of the actions attributed to
him as government Official.
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SAD NEWS.

VIM. 8. Harrison, th, father of Mr.. Geo.
T. Atkins, died on the27th inst. in Peters
burg, Virginia, aged years.
The many friends Of the daughter will re-
greet to learn OF her bereavement, and ex-
tend to her their heartfelt sympathy.
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Shot by N, Avenger.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-Charles IN
shot and killed Charles Lewis at FlfIx
John streets to night; The men are CO
Lewis had insulted RnSsslls sister d
the afternoon, and ~heo the men me
night quarrel ensued with the abov
sults
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- -
DIEIl.

+. A. Ida Allen, Oldest daughter Of J. W.
and Mollio Allen, born November 3, 1878,
died December 20, 1888, aged II yesrs and
months. Funeral services Will take place
from the College chapel to-day, as ii a. m.
Services will be Conducted by Rev. W. u.
Hepley.
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WATCH NIGHT.

The Lamar Street Methodist Episcopal
Church South will observe Watch Night
watching out the old year and watching in
the new yesr-a long-honored custom OF
the Methodist church. Every body Is cor.
daily invited to join in this delightful
sarvice
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

The best regulator OF digestive organs
and the best appetizer known is Angl S ura
Bitters. Try il, bat beware OF limitations,
Get from your grocer or druggist the gen.
uine article, manufactured by DR.. j. G. b.
a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
A Card,

A Card.
To all who aro suffering from tine errors
and indlscretions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., !
will send recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. SEM
q belfsddressed envelope TO tho Rev.
Joseph T. lnman, station d, Now YorG
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

The great Chicago league comination,
under the management OF Captain Geo, f.
core, arrived from New Orleans lasRight.
They were met at the Union Depot rep
resentatives of the Brown Ssockingsknd Q
number OF their friends. and qut tered
at the Grand Windsor. The first of pries
ofthree games with the nome club q be
played at the Jockey Club grounds p.
m. to-day. mis- is the best opportunity
the people Of Dallas haye ever had to wit
ness a first.clsss game of ball. The Chi
cago team is the undisputed champion
combin ton, in point Of playing strength,
ines are by long odds the strongest in the
south. They will be out in their full
strength today, and every one who can
should witness the game. The following
are the two mines and their respective po-
sitions:
CHICAGO. p PosIT!oss. ud BnoWSs
Nava..... ....Ca'cher: 1870. StockweH.
Carpentsr ..... Yirst Base. 49,. Mutually.
McPhee Second Base. Fisher
williamson =. Third Base ..Cahill-
Flint. ........Le Left File d. 49,. Seery.
Gore ....Ceuler Field Crawford
Mr.. John E Hogan has been mutually
selected to umpire to.day's game.
Hecker, the clever pitcher of the Louis
villes, will handle the sphere for the Dnlca-
goes Today.
Navs, the Mexican wonde., will catch in
to.dey's game. Flint, regarded as the best
man behind the bat in the country, plays
left field today be was here with the In
dianapolis team in 1877.
The Browns have 'let out" Lewis, Mo.
Ioughney and Morrison. 1t is understood
they will play with the Galveston club
hereafter.
The printed score cards furnished by the
Brown stockings, TOR Tree distribution will
be convenient and enterprising feature OF
to-days games
Go our 10 the grounds early, secure a
good seat in the grand-stand, aud see all
the inc and pretty plays.
Take all the ladies out to see the game.
It will interest them and encourage the
ball players.