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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
SNssnn CaisNn.

The game Of baseball between the CO..
ton EcSoSS and bu,ysES viii OCeUr this Sftsg>
nOoa. ii the weather IS az Sll favorable
SoOs1G the weather 6e too O0iSVoTabss.
00SSoe of poSS SpOGSSnent viii be posted On
the coroer 05 MSiU and MS1SSon StcCSSS AZ
n O,elOc& this nlOVaiaS> The game Il To
b cSlls>i at o'eSock SASrp> The play
eSS viii lsSVs the COtt00 Exchange in
hcSSes 81 I o'clock The CoSs0ittss o5
Arrangements S06 gs1e-Ssepsrs will lesve
the CosS0o Exchange promptly 81 lSsSs
ONelocS, The train viii leave the l.O0iS-
vile and Nashville aepos a. lsS0 O'Clock,
FSre for the round tflp, ten cents Buses
viii Connect with the ropSSr STREETS ears
and convey passengers Ia the grounds
T6e following i the f0ll p7oSramnse to b
carried cut, and ws trust 1t mSy he wit
nS SSe3 by an Immense crowd The boys
will furnish enough amusement, and the
proceeds 70 TO very deserving Charity
PEOGRANNE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
CHAECERY SALE
n 4 Al n y TATE.

No. 80, F--lAHnce-y Cost 81 shslhy coEz<g--
S-s1e If Tennessee " E E1eier- g a
1seffxSch e. zl-- and 50. R--B- P Ande-<o1.
o.arnnisSi1usr. etc. g. A lezrxlrh e IL
Df x5rrae of in<s-lscrte-T dsc-ess fO- sale
ID entered IN the EbeTe causes On 1he 1,1h eEy af
Nay 1SSs. xn6 -Fcbrnz-y = 7ss4- respectively
and amended and co1Sofi541Se Nxrch 2. 1sSz.
I VII sci. - p1hfir zcc1lan- - 1Ae highest hsa
der, II frsz- Of the Clerk knE Ma rez- as
ygur.ha1se Of ctelfy ss-E<y- I4In.sis- 4ezl-, -
SasErdxy. April Es- lss<-
xixi;n leszi hours, The selloEIn Sescr5be1 Frtl-
s-ry situated Z Shzlhy county Tenn 10 VIZ
A lot be-innin< n ne Tnsz-zec-ion q Secssnd
street with TIA sozth BOUNDARY ef trzrt U=-eG
fr John orcrtEn's heirs RAINING -nenrr south
10 lees % = lot owned ky y s Brure- thznc-
pzsr ui-h y 5 k-uce line 15c iee-- les.
u an zIlEy> 1hsnce north wiz mn west line 4
<zsd zllry S5e 1eet- thence vest II fee-- 1sp-x q
lzsS - rne bz<i-li-,z, thz <szze bang 1ne Lea
Essh hsns aos- and -ssnty-frs - 5sss DsEs se-
}pn<srx % xhe Cxn--zl Baptist ceu-eA-
Tenn. Of Szlc2-s1 g-saik 81 ziz mouths. Fur-
chzsrr sxesucin< noe hesrinz N ezrss-- licz re-
txinsl and redtEIf.n1 rz--c1- IzlE Nxruh =.
1s<< n = BLACK Glerk and M.szzr-
By eBn- Mkz1zkx- Depz<y cu-k and Mzzrer- :
b C Knz, zss Ta1rnr11, = " HAzp11z- C
u Mn1uA 6n6iuisnu- -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
s~ias and Elseas in New FrssSna.

NEW SOSS. AY-sl lS,-RspoxsS q heavy
rSinS Sn& tsO0iS continue to eO1Se in frosn
Maine and New H3upShIrs. The kish
water haS caused suspension OS work in
many mills and is threatening 6<SlseS and
dams, At NIlllSON,, Ne. the water has
risen s loot since yesterday, and Il =
tsSred the leSS viii SSeak looSe. In thSt
esSs great damage viii BE done 70 prop
eTty>
At Lsooais, y II, Lake NlnnepeesaG-
kee is rising an inch an hour, The dam
kSS started 10 move. II ii breaks nlSny
houses will be carried down the river,
At WCroeSser, &SSS,, il 5 fsSre6 the
dam at Noyth Poni viii give way. The
poad contains Sssl0sl0O0 gallons Of water,
and is about seven feSt &bevs the level OF
the city, should the water break away
the Consequences would be Disastrous.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
FOoF ANp MOUTH DISEASE.
The oakAresk n Nes<hS E2llS~ ks Sai<
- Se tAe Ners..SRe Dise@s<A

TerSSA- Ks Aprll lS--It + Sszsei R0=
thSs the GSseaSs Sz01s the es<-le Resr
NsosSO E4lS this >zcs. 4 The vsrSas1s
Saoe and =2oSch Srss2se. but L eza BE
rCtSScsiy seSoeS thx. Il i not Oalv not
spreading, bat i thor01Shly Szi pzarsl-
eSlly stamped o1s- IT. Laws of COrzell
University, perhaps the Ross eminent
vsSeEl2SriS2 IN tbs eoG1Ey. sosssh-
s< with Dr. H2sc00h> Safe vszs-i2-
S-y, SR1 s,sDhSS Of the SSS-s
Sanitary ConaSssSoa RSx Eski1S tSo--
oSssh Investigation OS the mx-se<, h1s
~h2Ssvs< their report zlSx BE there : 10
Ssar q apprehension th2r the 6sSezse VII
SPREAD - Il h<S ees2 e2ssrix shown 1os -
6S eo2rSSfOsS, x2S al eS<zae SSsc.eS z-s
completely SGz-azS2sI Nz0S1xzSonS
BY Competent authority rses1xfv II Cav
Center ShO~ that the jsssase there / onlx
N,-~-,o-~ RnSs-E ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

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nssnt - slss Rssssient Os a commission ~
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uiszrr,assS requires saaE S1ag Sdli1 De.
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d cne PesGss slff PERSONS GiifciaanS Sosil
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rsc0rlerS Wisaia tairtv iASS aiesc cae
SsrsmOnN, Sainlra ~ lie. or rsc0sf Is
punishable 0N 4 me 0S SS90 The SabSsS
elte aiaSss sAs Soaemnizac0a Of a mag
rage, when either parry ~ sAe marraSs
asls husband or siie hsiesS punishable b.
nnPrss0anent IN jait 61r noe less than ~
months nor more rAssn twelve rn.lasASS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
CHANCERY SALE
II i Al Z STAT z

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
r,.ss,. on Hane1 ana 20 C..~.

RcSrON, April lS,-New Hampshire and
MSine towns report hooaS On hand and 70
come, The pier % the Maine Central road
bridge at 0Cono, Me, Is considerably dam
SSed. SSeo river is higher than since $50.
and rising, At Union, On 81. CToix rivsr,
New Brunswick, the pier and two spans
Of the bsidSe have fallen. The wreck is
tied to the hSnk 70 prevent its being dash
ed ScSiaSt the mills.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
RlCH GOLD plSCoYERIH
In the Sieia1sy sr Fzkeas Fr2&-Grezs
ExSst<<aezt Fr<vSflin<-

nxSVE- Co.. April lS-NSni7S towns
are excited over Sllssei important nd
discoveries II the vicinity os Pixies Peak.
SsVensy-SVe uSles SoZshEsSs Of nezvsr.
CrOrSSS Ns People fro-n 1eSsAho-SnS toxrS
are HNeSiEs u the Rev camp Rzs-
SsaSs< ami freSSh1 trz2Spo<SSsSO1 R1es
frosa Canon CITY, FAIR P1zy S7i
LsS6vilie have Sl-saiy been eSszhlsShed-
Groesry Snd O2sEItinS SsocS x-e Sz rsozss.
Ii : impossible Row 70 chain rs,lSh's IN
sOrnSsSoa q he importance of the Dis
cove-y> The EaS aeSSl 5 said 70 BE earooz-
ste Samples skSy nearly 100 Ounces -
sod Amid the Excitement the Denver
ssas-sNora--,s--S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
SPORTING NHMN
nae Cr.,xa Ne.n.rse, u.~,,.x,

l4OSD0N, April IS-At the Craven meet
ing t0-12y, the NsSmSrSst handicap rSce
wSS won hy Lord ZssSni'S Victor EmSr-
Gel by tkree lengths, LOri CzxdOz's
WiteheESft eSme N second, c J. LefeyTe'S
ZSCiSs third There were sixteen starters
The last betting Was 20 against Vic
tor ETaSRusl. ) 10 l against Wltche-1ft. :
to SSslnSt LSils, There w&S Oaly a neck
between second Sri third horses
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

THE place that DR., Prices Flavoring Ex-
tracts have won in public estimstion sns-
tsins US in the assertion that for standard
excellence they have no equal in the
market. Every housewife who has had
ercssion to use DR. Prices FlaForings,
viii indorse the above stSieEent They
arr extracted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
HE s<seez.e1e D<aE<<f ~ eAe S.Rszza
OF n SaeanerS

ST. LOCrS Aps1 lS-A dSs1asch rum
New Orleans Ssa1sS On the a1rhsrlEv
OF Capt Hinssers Of the steamer Jzalzl-
can. wh6eh let EsrS Cr1z On the IlsA IN
Sca1S. that the report oelegzQhe,1 Eon
here On Wednesday lzs< that velfox-exer
PrsSSSisst In eAas eftv l. entirely
untrue Caps WlR1eE SIS there \
NJ lever there. NOT hsz there
been any and Ss 6or the American
consul. who wSs reported eonvSlsscsas Ct
lever, WS13sr SS1sS win kSa en- eas 10rh
when he wSS IN robust hsalsh m. HSg0
vSeeA> Srsesor OF the Vera Cruz hcS1ie7l
who VS. passenger IN the IszlSScz1- cur
robs<SceS Caps XIaSsrs statement Ths
Report sent frozn here VS. bzss5 On 4 Sc
cal GS>casch fro1s the CTR If Nsxsce>
whSca w2S presumed 10 be correcS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
LITTLE RWkA ARK.

Saidsn Death ETA PrszsiaE1. Eerekzaf
zE& GS11Se-sez-eE-
>sscs.i l. ssS sFzszs-s
LrTLz Rocx- Av-I IS-Na5- Il Il
Been Sscrssz-E q tie C0szoa EncAzlE
and Secrss2-v q tie Es<--Sc >oc5esv, Sises1
Suddenly this R0-ElES q G2op1Ny- He
w2S fcrSvcEO wears o Sse z1i kzTaS 1
xiie and family His rSEzIzS iii be
taken 10 NeE Oz1s4zs rO-21Cucz f1r II
-s---E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
AsAod 70 HeSirn

CoLuNRuS, q, April lS-The trustees
Of the Central Insane AsvlIm to-day
adopted s resolution asking DIR, Potter,
the superintendent, to reSiSn. The board
heSrd testimony in support Of the charges
that Potter hSa been cruel - patients, and
requested his seSignstSon without officially
deci6ing whether the charges were sub
StNniinft,i or not
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

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vsss-x wscs EnsnfnagS IN ean6ssrz1S Z q
view sS hiS lozzc znf z1ikaf-rf ssrxn-ss zulE
Ms asss znsS aseSls hsaikaA lie = AsiBzssE
Or ehe xa0la church. ami - nlS< 1l,-alr
csSesmsS 6x cls seaie eaEln11lfr- Taex
NJ WiSh hfrn IN sari,r rsss,E stlsln af AsaltA
AMI strength 9S days r5zE he n-zx sniux
the higA and h1n0rs1is p0ssE0n he nav
asltfs n cls ea1rSA Il E1a same meet
faS Sae ReE- Dams >sssuns wzs eiestes
rssaor OF C4lsary eA1r-a. ef xhieA he las
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cns PssS rxsfss manEAs ~ his a1IiIkr
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zsmhsrS and rhsx VII ea1grzrzzns the
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

ELISwoKrH, ME. April lS-The water
in the river here is the highest known for
wears, and is SSin rising, Fears are enter
tanned fcr the safety of bcoms ami dSms.
Serious vSShOutS on the sharS line pre-
vent the running os trains.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
NEE E TO CURE EI
EES EE SKIN HIJHoRS- EI

Il rariaa are lozSei with impurities. thz- DIS
kSurins HauarS. HEzIlIsstaE S-Eptis-s- Ifrhs1E
TorxnrsS- Salt Ehszz e Eczezz- Rsl-izSis- 1s--
ter, Ria<wora. Rzhy Hz1u-s- SerOizla- Screfa-
lczs SOrrS, Assesses and DsseAsr<Tz< Nszees-
sra every saeeies Of ItchSaE. Soaty se1 Pizply
Diseases ef the Skin and SeSlp no<- speedily
and seo1OnieAlly cared ~ the CCTzcSRA RExE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
Imssc Isnch in Tsxa>.

WACO, April lS,-lRfOymstion hiss been
received to the effect that the man who
raped little si9 near Whitney on the
10Th instant was captured E1een miles
north al WSco Saturday, and as he has
not been turned over 10 the suthoTities it
Is supposed 9uGSe Lynch has administered
Justice to him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
YEIIew-xxyxR All VERA CRrz.

- THsNRSQN
SLEN- MC2RAT-
L. HAEN r.
caumir-ns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

R0NE, GA, April lS-The lower poT-
iionS Of Rome were oveViiowed but one
dSy. No lives were lost nor houses nor
stock destroyed, The damSSe 10 the new
planted crops in the rich river bottoms
Is very considerable The river Sre now
everywhere within their banks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
CsNIeN. NIN

Hessy Rxia a1d Hzz5-SGzr7@RS>As1
Ha<A Miller Fh22pssa-
SEei1. - ia AzsSz1-f
CASE0S. Ms A2-1 TS-A hay Exz1
z25 hal Ill he-e tbs zse-R0oa- EI-A
hS-a xiHi
BsshOo H1sn NiEis- ThozQso1 p-szEhai
81 sooa :. Craze ehzrcA- zlS Eil shin
Ses< the rSShr OF cnlSrzx-501 % zSzhEs -
= nuzbe< a cScSsEzss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

To have a wife or husband with bad
breath. An this may be avoided by using
Sczodont. IL Is most sgTeeable 70 the
taste, fragrant and heaithfal. Ii confers
comfort upon its users, and prevents the
>1sistion al UNPLEASANT bE>sth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

''WHAr is home without nsotherS''
Why it is about as oomfo<tless place zs
mantelpiece without neat little bottle OF
pr. Bulls Cough Syrup, bought OF the
nesreSt druggist At twenty-five cents,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

The Peoples TheSleF is doing well, and
presents as good line Of attractions as
any vaudeville thes;er in the country, The
bin Is changed often enough 10 give the
SniNe of yarietV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

NEN OEIxANs, April lS-Rsces- hive
fursoRyS for txo-yesr-oldsA Rico won. Tor
ranS second, Dolly l. third. Tme-l ,06l.
Oae mile, for beaten horses, Bonnie
Australian woRs BeSeonsieli second,
Centennial thIrd. Time-l>4Ss
One mile sylS an eighth. Princess Won :
Boz Sei< J. War Syn third Time
One q s9uSrter. Wave O'Lisht
wons II q second, Mart BonhSm
third II HSS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

"Wednesday night next Is the set fOs the
grand hall 10 be gwen at the Exposition
building. The most elaborate arrange
ments have been iasde, aud that it win be
a success, with It's Eve electric lights and
its excellent management, there can be 10
3o,hf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
CONGRESSIONAL.



WASRsNSsrSN, AsSSl S-Etssess,-ISe
bS0 psSSS& SSsSoStzs1g tbs eO2StTUesSOG Il
= bzsSSe SSSoSS the Missouri riVSS ~ Se-
% saosSoa q Mr.. NeNlalsn. the eSG
6G5anS - two years the SIaoS within
which Prosecutions nay b Instituted
against peSSoaS charged With Violating tue
leseSnSl FsveSSs lSN>> SsS taken CS Sor
cOeSSSSSSSsSCc>
Mr., White XVI tooS SsSVSEtSSe Of tbs
6ris6 debate O0 the oSsl 10 exSUclSe the So
tlOa q the SPriaSss committee n stop
pSaS the S0NSSrSSStSo0 q the caSrSSS
SssiaSs COY. Murray. The n,Sa uuSsr IN
VSssiSstiOa had sid he VS. pOs gUl(tv, Snj
hS1 ealoe1 GpN0 justice HSnlSD SNd
Speaker Carlisle ~ testify 10 his sod
character, fhSreSpO0 the Investigation
closed. aud not 0nly that but the commit
tee hS1 proposed u lRyeSsiSSss his
(Whlte'Sl ehSrScSe=,
NS. Millsr LPS>l called the gentleman To
OrSer fOr not SSs1reSSlcs hlnSeif % the
bSll under eORSSSexasioa. bus the UoUSe
decided that Mr.. White might be per
naItseI to pCoceed IN order But Mr.
White cOatinUed To talk in the SSme
strain, when Mr., Miller again called him
to order.
Mr.. White sid the difference between
the Speaker and himself WSs that while
be had bsSa eade&VOsinS to defend the
rights of the ROoreSs people III his StSte,
tue Speaker had been eaIteSvorSoS 10 set
bills through Congress Tor the bSgsSeSt
whisky nSOnOpo6eS in the State Of Ken
tucky.
The Speaker-The Chair desires thSt
the words should not he taken down, and
no notice taken Of theya. Applause on
bOth sides Of the chamber,
Mr., Miller thereupoa Withdrew his dc
man3. ba. insisted that the gentleman
proved in OrieT or not st Sll,
The SpsaAer-Tae Chair will cR6eSvOr
to enfoF0e the rules ri the House
After SoSsS further debate. Mr., White
Was allowed to pvOceSd in orier, and at
the conclusion Of his speSeh the bill
pSSSei.
The HOUSE then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. Cox y, VI in the
chair. ON the private calendar,
Unfinished business coming over nom
last Friday wSS the bill % relieve certain
soldiers m the late war from the charge
Of GeSertioa, Alter debate 1t was lAIsi
aside With favorable recommendation II
renoves the chapSe Of dessrtion from the
! recorls Of soldiers who served in the vol
! unteer service in Sl cases where 1t shall
| De USSde S2peSr 10 the satisfaction Of the
Secretary - War that such soldiers served
l faithfully until tbs expiration OF the time
1 os enlistment, or until the LIST OF May,
| lSSN, but by reason Of absence foom their
/ command ~ the time the same was mus
l tered out fSiled tS receive an honorable
| dischSnres il also applied - cSSss in which
4 it appears that s soldier charged sith de-
l sertion subsequently, enlisted in another
| reSimeRt and was honoFSSly discharged.
The bill for the relief of NyrS Clark
I Gaines was considered, hat without COM
/ ing 90 8 conclusion the committee rose,
AMI the House took = reoeSS tll $50
O'Clock y m. the session 10 be devoted 10
the cnnsineratinn OF nensiNn bills.
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asSvy Rstas at TeSarkans.

TENAUK ANA, April lS>-The heaviest
rains OF the season isll in the last twenty
four hours WSShOutS are reported on all
points OF the roSdS, and trains are de-
iaVeSi
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An African Clergyman Di<~asf~siea with
His TrSnlmSae.

NSwErRSR, n. ", Apsil lSs-la the
African Methodist Episcopal Consersnce
to-day the Rev. T. =. Harper resigned the
demo aiaatien- he did not ike this coun-
Try. 4 wSs only fnee IN theory. he spoke
of the caste spirit and csfracism Of the col
ored men He was called here from his
native country. British Guinea. 70 eccome
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PoSTLAND. April lS.-The Democrats OF
Oregon, in Ssaie Convention yesterday,
declared Ia faVor OF TSl6en and Hsndncks
iOr President and Vice President
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rGgPAEg FoR FLOOD
Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow shoald be constructed
with Louisville Cement. II IS theSsSndard.
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The sale of seats ior the enSaSen0nt oi
c. Il. Bishop, at Lenbrie's Theater, begins
n Hollenhesg's to-day. Oar Boys, NiiiiRers
Nidais3 and ltsdc,r Bs,iosS viii be gwen.
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BSRrtS, April lS,--It is feared the re-
turn OF the E;eeeror's illness may prove
fatal, owing 10 his great ago.
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grYEES TEAN.
EACTORS' THAN.



Sack Racs,-M, II, Mcdowell, W, Il,
Harris, ". \. Howlaad, W, n. SalhreSth,
c. Il. Coatc. ], NJ. Richardson. Il NJ.
Brown, J, Il, PIney, W. Il. Reed, K J..
Jones,
Music,
"oA, WAy,'-fsea the opera o., nes',,
TErss, Leseai Race.-W. IL, Mcdowell,
]. NJ. Richardson, first legs ". r. HSrriS,
c, T, FarGsworth, second leg; Il, +, Tate,
Robert Bowles, taipd legs Samuel ..
Hughes, J, W, Fnlaaer, crUtcheS,
MUSIC,
To conclude with s whcS.SSrrow race
by the following artists John Rice, L. ".
Harris, ". A, Stefisy, NJ. II, Mcdowell,
W, r, Jones, J. NJ, Richardson, Robert
HowleS, Jim Porter, ]. II. Nc&ard.
te>kseperS,-J, +. HeaSley, II, +, Rob
iason, ], NJ, Fowlkes.
Rocep;ioa CoRuaifieS,-Emmet l. Wood
son, chalrusns J, W. F0lmer, levi Joy,
ir., Richar,t n. Morris, c. c, Cauier, W.
l. Anderson, 4, II, Hartm0s, Il, Il. Dog
las, W. L. Jones, Ben Bowdre, Charles W.
Mosey, F. Hawkins. ". A. Stefsey,
GaseWi Cemratcc,-W, 4. Gage. chsir-
mans Il. ", Harris. n. h, MclowsA, c.
6. Cowie, Ii. NJ. Reed, SECRETARY; ", 4,
Prince, treasurer,
Sssrseeis.--nr. Esber Jones.