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IT COSTS LESS THAN OTHERS AND
DOES MORE WORK
ARsoIrrELY prRE ANn HEAITHFuL
lrathn.
Emitrrni 9nuitattnno.

BROWNE.-Died. of pneumonia in New
York city, April 8, JOHN 5. BROWNE, Of Sa-
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Sportmri1'n G5nnnp.

1853 AND l55 BAY sTREET--T.P.
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New and latest styles of Children's
Kilt Suits and Waists at B. II. Levy d
PRO = J,-
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Whr snfTer with MALARIAg EMoRY,s

Why suffer with MALARIA? EMoRY's
STANDARD CURE PILLS are infallible,
never fail to cure the most obstinate
cases; purely vegetable, contain no qui-
nine. mercury, or poisons of any kind;
pleasant to take, ugar-coated. All drug
gists-25 and so cents.
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" eaLner n Io1ttlOn
In the South Atlantic States today:
Fair weather. uortherly winds, and slight
. change in temperature.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
1:41 O'Clock p. m. yesterday augusta
time) was S feet 9 inches-a fall Of 1
inch in the preceding q hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
at Savannah, April 10. 1888 and 1854:
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Light frost, killing vegetables, reported il
levy rounfv Fla
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Marshall House.

Gauze, Merino, Balbriggan, Isle and
Fancy Stripe Underwear, just arrived, at
Belsingers, Lyons Blockade.
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Valises and Club Satchels, Trunk,
Shawl and Tourists Straps, just received
a fine line, at Belslnger's, Lyons Block
AdU.
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Spring suits and Summer Flowers

Spring Suits and Summer Flowers.
The Famous" as heretofore, is ready
with the seasons goods, and will give
YOU honest Clothing and more for your
money than any other clothing house in the
United States. We have established, by
fair dealing and low prices, our reputa-
ton. 1t is our aim to give perfect salts
faction with every sale made, knowing
well if satisfied you will call again. The
best place to buy your Spring Suit is at
tho ssFamous - I4O Congress street.-AdU.
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Hats !! Hats +! Straw Hats !

OUR STOCK OF STRAW HATS ARE NOW
OPEN. INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST
STYLES AND PRICES. WE HAVE JOB
LOT OF STRAW HATS WHICH WE ARE
SELLING AT PRICES WAY DOWN BELOW
ANYTHING YOU HAVE EVER SEEN BE-
FORE. PEARL COLORED AND BLACK
STIFF HATS AS WELL AS SOFT HATS.
UNDERWEAR. NECKWEAR, 'EKING OF
SHIRTS" LAUNDRIED OR UNLAUNDRIED.
IF YOU WISH TO SAVE YOUR MONEY
COME TO OUR STORE AND WE WILL
HELP YOU DO IT.
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ztIFefinao.

Live Oak Lodge No. 3, l. o. o. F,
A regular meeting will be held THIS Fri
day. EVENING at 5 o'clock.
The First Degree will be conferred. \
fraternal invitation is extended TO all mem
bers of the Order 10 unite with US.
b order f. WERM, n. g.
Attest: j. p. COLLINS Secretary.
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yrntt, CIR.
= tFNN1 XIII
EXCUSE MY
Dropping Into Poetry.

The astronomers one night discovered on high
A wonderful presence looking out of the sky.
Neither comet nor planet it surely could be,
Nothing just like il did ever they see.
They marveled and puzzled and made great
ito do
Each swOre his own theory was certainly true,
And that all the others were as positively
wrong;
And thus did they wrangle til a stranger
came along.
He looked at the scientists and then at the sky,
Then laughed in his sleeve and winked his left
eve.
Quoth he: you're all ounces and wide of the
mark,
And claiming enlightenment, grope in the
dark.
Yon bright apparition is not meteor nor
comet,
Nor aught mysterious, you can bet your fame
on 1t.
Plain to be seen tits a Lemon-nothng less
nor more.
1t hovers directly over 7. p. Bonds store.
Its significance the veriest lOut ought to know,
That beneath it is the Only Lemon Depot,
Where Lemons, Fancy and Choice, can al
ways be found.
Lemons well bought. selected and sound.
Fancy and Choice, of uniform grade;
No poor stock handled for the sake Of a trade.
First hands and headquarters, none dare dis
pute,
Our record, our proof and large sales to boot.
Seek We no further the dispute Is over.
PatrOnize the Only Depot and live in clover.
1853 AND 1875 BAY sTREET--T. p. BOND.
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WOrkingmen's Benevolent AssOcia-
ton.

Members of the above Association are or
dered to meet at their Hall at 80 O'Clock
THIS friday AFTERNOON, to pay the last
tribute OF respect to our deceased brother
member, GREGORY WHITR. BY order of
ROBERT CHARLTON, President.
PATRICK SULLIVAN, Rec. Sec.
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c. S. GAY. J. J. NORRIS.
g. MORRIS,

SAVANNAH, GEURGIA,
A RE prepared to raise and move heavy
"A buildings and put them in order: also
raise monuments in the city or country at
short notice.
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BY j. MCLAUGHLIN & son,
On the premises, corner of West Broad street
and Olive, on TUESDAY, April y, 1884. al
II O'Clock,
All the stock in tradescf the late Mr.. Jane,
IIeagney, consisting Of a large quantity OF
SEASONED OAK, DRAYS. WAGONS.
CARTS. COUPLING WAGON, TRUCKS.
WHEELS, AXLES, MODELS. OLD IRON.
etc. together with valuable TOOLS connected
with the Blacksmith and WheelWright bust
ness.
The two workshops to rent, or an offer Will
be entertained for the purchase OF the entire
property by application TO NJ. j. Doyle, Esq
Bryan street, or J: Mclaughlin Il Son.
NJ. j. DOYLE.
Executor of the last VIII and Testament Of the
late James lieagney.
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Spring Neckwear in all shapes and
colors at Belsinger's, Lyons Blockade.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
DELMONICO'S FATE.
TIL" Body of the Missing Caterer Found
Frosen To Death Near Orange, y. ,.

NEW YORK, Jan. i5.--Charlcs Delmonioo
was found in thu suburbs OF Orange, y. j.,
yesterday morning, frozen TO death. He is
supposed 10 have persisted on Saturday night
While nsanely wandering Tie Orange Chief
Of Police, CrcSWcti, discovered the body, and
Viii receive the $500 reward. \ wide cir
Gle OF acquaintance in Ncw York are much
moved by the >ad end Of the deceased. and
his famous restaurant, are being closed out
Of respect. Ills age was forty years His
estate is estimated at $1,000, 600.
Charles DclmOnico was about fifty Years
ol axe, Of an easy, dOcile temperament,
sometimes interesting, never Brilliant end
with some plctcnsiOns OF being man OF
the world. He was the sen OF Francois,
was II native of Switzerland, and one o. the
original founder, OF the houses which now
bear the almost historic name. He was born
in this city He was sole proprietor OF
tie four establishments. In September
last he began To- give signs Of
mental alteration, and close watch WAC
put upon linL lie became cnanorcd OF
Wall street speculationS and his losses,
which are estimated at $1,000, 900, added to
his mental troubles, completely unseatcd his
reason, ana IL Ueclllle necessary 10 nave
him closely guarded. The De!mOaicOs made
an immense amount OF money during the
war, and balls, dinners, ietes, etc, were di-
rectcd by them and accommodated in their
buildings Samuel j. Tilden, it is freely
said, was in the habit OF going into Demon
ico's at Hanover Square. Great stock spec
ulations conducted during and preceding
the war were often put together over Il dim
ner at downtown De!nOnico's.
Charles Dclmonlco employed ut the
Madison Square house $50 waters and
twenty cooks, and at each of the Broadway,
Beaver and Broad street places sevcnty-iive
walters and ten cooks, making in all $40
walters aud fifty cooks, in addition 10 sixty
minor employees. From $50, 600, nj which
the original fortune with which John and
Peter Dcmonico came here is estimated, the
capital invested IN the various DelmDnico
restaurants is now estimated Al $1,000, 0o0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
INDEPENDENT LABOR LEAGUE.
Resolving to Unld "a National Nominating
Convention in Chicago, July 30.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE conyell-
ton Of the leaders of the yar,DUs labor or
CARNATIONS ci the country WAS called 70 o.
der at noon Saturday. ". y. Casey, the
President, eHpained the Gbier, Of the con-
ference 1t was called in tie hope OF
formulating plan by which the labor or
ganiza,ions of the country might be repre-
,ented in the National C0nlcnli0a.
The following permanent officers were
elected: President, 5. }. Crooks OF Brook
Ign; Vice. Presidents, John Rooney, of New
York; James Sheer OF New Jersey; il. }.
Skiliington, OF Pennsylvania; b. NJ. Abel,
John NJ. Foley, Illinois; Joseph Springer,
of Maine; Treasurer, George ID. Lennon, Of
New York Secretary, &. II. Cottrell, Cali
fornia; w. w. Warren and w. Waite.
The Committee on Resolutions recon-
mended that a National Convention be held
in Chicago on July so, 1854 for the purpose
of adopting Il platform, nominating candi-
dates for President and Vice President Of
the United States, and general business.
All labor organizations are requested TO
elect delegates to the convention. The re-
port was adopted and committee Of
twenty-five was appointed to arrange for the
National Convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
C0up Wins.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. ls.-ln the year
1882 William G.. COup's circus had a very
disastrous season in the South, and, In order
10 make up the losses sustained in that re-
giOn, the manager started for the North.
An accident on tie Wabash Railroad in In
diana not only detained the circus several
days and prevented II, fulfilling dates in
Detroit, but killed and injured several
employees, horses aud other animals ruined
the canvas, and dcm0rllLed things
generally. As the "st,ome Of these
aggregate iIisioItuncs Coup claimed
he could not meet his current expenses, his
employees became dissatisfied, attachments
were issued and the property was seized
and sold by the Sheriff. the proprietor being
bankrup.ed. Coup brought suit against the
Wabash as the cause, through negligence,
OF his disasters, laying damages at 500, 900.
The suit has been holly contested for sew
eral days, and a large number OF interesting
legal questions were raised during the trial.
The jury to-day returned verdict for
Stb OO0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
Diamond Robbers Make a Rich Hapl

NEW YORK, Jan. Il. Burglars entered
e.S oil icNe,y, Maiden Lane. Tuesday night.
and opening two safes, secured diamonds
ami jewclr! valued at >.n. Oun They also
opened 4 safe belonging IN :. Bulcra, an
other manufactured o. iew-iry, on the floor
above, and stole $50 worth OF .ud tingS.
The cIackSnen wen. r,idcatly frightened
away before completing their work. rs they
left al their tools III !lr building ana uban-
doned safe which they had partially
opened.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
Sunset Cox 10 Write q Book.

NEW YORK, Jan. IT.. S. 5. Cox will soon
begin work upon book to be published by
a publishing house ut Norwich. Conn.
which he has contracted to finish by July,
and for which he is to he paid about So
900. 1t is 10 be political history of the
country, tro.n the time of Buchanan's al
ministration and the publication Of it, it is
expected, will in a measure serve as Il con.
,rast of political views with the forthc0m-
ing work BY NJ. Blaine. covering the sane
period.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
The Fund W" Swindlers.

CHICAGO, Jan. Fiemming 4 Lorilg
the swindling commission men of "Fund
W" notoriety, were sentenced by Judge
Blodgctt, of the United States District
Court, to one years Imprisonment and TO
pay Il fine of 500 each. The prisoners at
once appealed TO Judge Drummond, of the
United States Circuit Court, and he granted
a supersedeas, holding the defendants in
ST., 900 bail, which they furnished. Judge
Drummond will now investigate the case,
20 see whether or not they are entitled to a
new trial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
On Trial Tor Banker meads's Murder.

WAUPACA. Wis, Jan. 17.In tho Cir
cult Court yesterday morning Albert Van
decar was put on trial for the murder of the
wealthy banker, II. c. Meade, in October,
1882. There was large number of wit
nesses OH hand. The case promises TO he
one OF unusual interest. The murder was
one Of the most brutal and unproyoked
character, and for weeks it was shrouded in
complete mystery. The evidence for the
State Is strictly circumstantlal, but promises
TO be Of startling character. The trial
will last over a week. The city is full Of
people from all parts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
indiana Republican Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 1.-THE Re
publican State Ceatlal Committee WedncS-
day morning fixed upon the 10Th OF June as
the day for the meeting Of the convention
10 nominate State officers, and ordered Il
nation OF -four delegates Il, large ~ the Ma
tional Convention 10 be held ia Chicago, and
that District Conventions be held on April
10 at the following places: Evansville, Vim
cennrS, JeilcrsonNi!le, Lawrnccblug, Mar
tinssiic, Newcastle, Indianapolis tEighti
District not fixed yeti, Tirtou, l.o%anspor;,
Marion. Auburn and pynpuih.
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A Handsome Gilt.

BAY CRY. Mich, Jan. i;.-The new
Public Library presented to West Bay City
by Henry W. sage, OF Ithaca, y. y, was
dedicated Wednesday afternoon in an ap.
pYOpriate manner. Prot. Moses Colt Tyler,
Of Cornell University. made the dedicatory
speech, Nj. Sage the presentation, and May
or Fisher the repl! in acceptance. The
building is worth some $50. 900. Eight
thousand volumes constitute the splendid
gift
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Distance Does Not lend 6ncharlmsn,.

NEW HAVEN, Cont, Jan. 1.-THE will
ot Joseph Arnold, hte p,r-nlrn, of the
Birmingham National Bank. contains a
codicil bcqueathns 10 the town of Derby,
in consideration oi tile kindness al its peo-
pie, thirty shares nf The capital stock OF
that bank, with accuInulations and increase,
TO be held until the principal aud aVcumua-
tons equal s5,0O0,0 900. Tits will be in the
year 2O5i, when the interest an the aggrc-
gate amount viii be devoted Ia local secular
school, and academies.
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A Husbands Affect oas Valued at $4,000.

NEW IuEk, Jan. iG.-MrS. Alma J..
Burnett. ol White Plains, y. T., i, suing
iIer lnotherin-law. Mrs. Charlotte Burnett,
ror 100000 damages Tor eDsicin.. ,cr lGlIs-
band away. The defendant j. a wcl-kDoWu
society lady OF Brooklyn, and much op,
posed the marrying OF her SON Clarence To
the plaintiff Two Years ago. Mis-. Burnett
alleges that she induced him to 20 to Eu.
rope last winter. and III C then prevented
Iim from seeing his wife.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
Strawberries Fifteen Cents Each.

NV YORK, Jan. l?.-litiie round blue
boxes with white paper Innings stood in
rows in tile showcase of Lower Broadway
iruit-dealer yesterday, with five strawberries
IN each box. \ sign read These boxes
Tor '5c." Larger boxes, holding seventeen
larger berries, were for sale al 81 each.
The berries were all very large and beauti-
chi
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The Whale Fisheries.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Jan. lG.-l'he last
year was one oC loss To those engaged in the
whale fisheries. and the results are discourage
ing. indications point 10 4 steady decrease
in the number of vessels sailing from At
iantic ports, and perhaps a small increase in
the number sailing from san Francisco.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
Cold Wave in New Brunswick

81. JoiiN. y. b., Jan. l,.--Tuesday night
was tie coolest OF the season Ando,er, in
Victoria County, reports 81 deg. below zero
at ESQ .. ~; Woodstock, 50 deg below,
a1d II. JOha ~ DIS. below.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
immense Tidal Waves.

BCENoS AYRES, Jan. l;.-GreIt alarm
has been caused at Moniiyeieo by immense
tidal waves, one Of which caused the death
of woman bathcr. The waves are at
tributed to volcanic movements. Each one
was preceded BY large, iarl, cloud.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

CoLuMBts. a., Jan. 10. On the vote fer
United States Senator in the House yesfer-
.lay morning Payne received 81 votes, Gov
s,por Foster =. and blank SO. In the SEN
ate PAYNE reeeiyezl ~. an1l blank =.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
Death Of a Philanlhrepic Woman.

Maiden, Mass, Jan. l6.--Mrs. Nalaria
Stone died Tuesday from tl,e effects OF fall
received four weeks ago. During the past
few years size has given colleges and schools
for girls over $500, 900.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
HEREDITARY
SCROFULA.

4 RE you aware that In your blood the
~ faint Of scrOfula has 4 prominent
place? This is true Of every one. 1t is La
BILE at any time on the slightest prov0caton,
TO develop itself in some insidious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases are
Outgrowths OF this impurity Of the blood
HOOD'S SARsAPARiLLA has a wonderful
power over all scrofulous troubles, as the re.
markable testimonials we have received
Enthusiastically prove.
NTsSRs. &. ]. HOOD 4 Co.: Gentlemen
Ny youngest son has always been
troubled with ScrOfulous Humor; sores in
his head discharsing from his ears, and a run
ming sore on the back Of his ear for two
wears; his eyelids would tester and nlcerate,
discharging SO that was obliged TO- wash
them open every morning. his exclusives
nearly all coming out; he was exceedingly
dainty, most Of the time eating but two slight
meals day. We we're unable to fnd any;
thing that had the least effect upon him till
last spring, 1876, We gave him two bottles OF
HoOd's Sdrsup0riiiO. HiSappetite improved
at once. :. The back of his ear healed
up without I scar, and NOT d sore III MS hcac
~ Mrs. \, C. SAXnoRN,
No. los Merrimack ST., Lowell, Mass.
We do not as a rule allow ourselves TO
tSn our editorial columns 10 speak OF any
remedy we advertise. but we feel warranted
in saying word for Hoods SarSaparilla.
SarSaparilla has been known as q remedial
agent for centuries and ~ recognized by all
schools Of practice as valuable blood puri-
fer. Ii IL put up in forms Of almost infinite
variety. but NlcssrS. Hood & Co, Uowell,
Mass who are thoroughly reliable pharma-
cists. have hit upon q remedy Of unusual
value. Certainly jh"y have vouchers OF
cures WAirh W. know To- be nos. oNIra0r-
d,tdry. kdtor& kolceU WechiyJOHrEoL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
mn MIN ammo If you are atiiictei with
Ill Ith lhlllfN. Lame I.Ack. Weakness
TIE NAGNEroN APPLIANCE CO..
OILS S.s-s Street Chic ITO. III

NerE.-Send one dollar In postage .taInpe or cur.
worI and try pair Of Magnetic Insoles. and b.
convinced Of she power residing In our other Maapeic
Appliances. Positively 90 Cs'a fer when fheS are
wsrI> o. metey rssnroeG oe0'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-24

nst.ve,y has nothing TO do Ho "a IN ardent lover oi
the truth as he conoeives it end he IA ready 10 'ut "
without carnishing or decoration No eee'h"Ni"cs
r,ppIo and break upon the CAIN surface OF MS socn"'
thorouehgong discourse. lie appeals to inc peopio upon
a high honorable plano Of pastoral intereouisc' his
work will stay In the deepening spirituality ana werner
earnestness of his flock. and will not Ole ous WIN HI"
like the spend0r cf pyrotechnics
Such mind and temperament might naturally enough
soar aoft In the calm regions OF ransccndcnt phoso
mica and hide s workings far ont Of the common seht
hut the pasor Keeps close TO the actual the rea mas
steady eye on the liic and ministry Of the hohes'
Christian household az tho prinortiial gcrm-ch'rch
upon personal growth and purity and nobieness upon
church work and futage upon the grave, central SUI
clcs for reform AID social regeneration among '
rretched, tho tempted the desperate ami inc deSi",
ing He delivers his stepping wcll ou' 'o -
desk IN sight Of all the people; then he quietly N's
other side; gostculates little but very eNpressNe'
and then warming up in mood OF cXaita''on OF '0"
mont rcmonstrance or xbor;aton, but never pa. ihs %
artist or mere word painter. preserving WIZ" -,
simpliejty the gravity, sOlemnIry ana pietoI' o' "
which h,lonp to the tyut-teller and inc aip'ssd''
Too boncst and broad FOR parts anshp too pure anu up
ur,e1 In bs Quality Of living .or pulpit dcmaS'Su o
soems q, no pastor 10 whom s0rrowfu tried Struggling
,,.s and conscences could 90 in hopeful confidence LOT
hoIn and hight lie is native of Massachusetts, Is
,d,ata OF Tufts College Boston. and has decp
roothold not only In the hearts OF his large cong
bnt of the religions connection III which DC nlhiseIs'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-24
THE PREDICATE AGAIN.

TO the EditOT Of Ths Tribune.
SIR.-Are yOu quite sure that the verb must
always agree IN number With tho subject AMI
rIt5 The predicatet How about the Scripture text
"TEe wages of fn IS sdeah"t What 10 san say 10 the
sentences, one hundred miles is long day's Journeys
"a Thousand pounds is heavy load" The true rule IL
when the predicate Unies tho subject the verb mus, be
singular the principle that plural used eoliec
tri may have singular verb; and, when the predicate
uufrs The collective subject n must take the singular
yrrD Hence your correction needs 10 h corrected This
rule shoud be better known by teachers writer's and
proafeaaars and would save mach discussion and many
6upders. wv. q.
Eip,la, Feb. O. 1884.
lThis criticism does not touch the The verb
IN the instances cited by A. W. G. does agree with
the subject; and the problem falls under the fanll-
lar rule that collective Is to be regarded as
singular when il conveys the idea Of unity and as
plural w heoi the idea of plurality. The
predicate may may not determine whleb eensa IA
10 be understood. ennlaLiInea the vsrb datermnAe
sk1's En"te@r i'm PT1Vsse
SSDee 65scnssioD sopposcs plurality, the meaning OF
the verb here fixes the plural of the uou. As
for A. ". C's sentence, "a thousand pounds 10
SNNDSDOS3 ID>DDDD, DDsN.> -
New-York tribune., 1884-02-24
CONTESTS ArLAWN TENNIS

The stockholders of the tennis building at
No. 2l2 West Forty y.frst, gave lawn tennis tourna
msnt for doubles Friday, tho prizes 10 Waich "sio
gold lined silver cups OF aggregate value c 800 10
the first round d. Chauncey, i ara s. g. CEaunoey de-
feated jerome l.. Hill and +. De Biih'r Jri H. W. 10
Forest and COLES Johnston defeated W. WaTd ana j.
whto. jr; L. H. and A. C. Cohey cefeatsd f. j. hynNs
and II. W. RucknaiiI George W. Green and George
Richards defeated Il. d. Benson and j. Lns Wetbi Her.
nan j. Lo Roy and T. Maitland defeated ii. r. Johnss .na
4. II. Myers. and X. H. C"sover aud j. bsnkn' os"'ea
H. H. and W. HsYt In tho last round Messrs Ia Roy ard
Maitland defeated tas Mepss Cbsun'ey By scOsc OF o. .;
win iDter--t nI 'nsav P-sPie =, ,,. ~.
.a-s OF law. tan IA fcr che cham .ibshp u ths I'm
Ragmbnt wars heguN % ~ o. u. IN tbc 7tb kegim'ut
6cariy a, eae sy ySsss;;s. sS6e,
81. NASNysO~bl, x. e. Ma5os ~oa a. 2. W0ets, Sc al
Cowyaay wNre Sct~yOue thsrs 0ethR toNrtasa entrss
h, and p. r. msr,h comysnyL shs eSatsst fos mem