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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-15
snaeH VLujp-' Generously

Wendell Phillips left only about S,l.-
coo, though once wealthy Mrs. Liver
more says that the dry before Dr. died
ne burned q small fortune in notes he
held against people for whom, as ho
sad. his executors might make trouble
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-15
Detroit, Mich, May lf, ISL

Sold ~ all druggists.
Treatise ou Blood and Skin Diseases ula5..#
free. IHE SWIFT SpECIFEC Co..
Drawer >. Atlanta. Gsl-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24
The White House.
From the Boston Post.

From the Boston Post.
The house that Grover Cleveland
lives and works In covers nearly one
third of an acre of land. and has cost.
all told, 50. O0O.0 900 1t is modelled
after castle in Dublin, and the archi-
tect, who was South Carolina man
named Hoban, got $500 for drawing
the plans.
When it was first built, away back
in the nineties, it cost $500, 900; but
the British burned out its inside, and
its cost has since added to that sum
about 81, 100000. In it all the Pres
idents since Washington have lived,
and each has added TO its beauties
and its expense. aa
John Adams bought the FIRST bill
lard table which was used in it. But
in John Adams time it was only half
furnished, and Abigail Adams used
to dry her clothes in the big East
room. Year by year, however, the
furnishing has gone on until now it is
a sort Of q museum Of art and beauty.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24
Was willing 10 Go.

II do not regret our separation,
dear brethren, said Virginia clergy
man in his farewell sermon, ssfor three
good and valid reasons. The first Is
that you don't love me the second
that you don't love one another, and
the third, that God does not love you.
You don't love me my salary is
several months In arrears; you don't
love one another -or there would be
no such deaths or marriages among
you, and GID dosen't seem to love
you as you ought to be loved, because
there have been SO few funerals
among you lately He was not
pressed to remain.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24
more such Citizens Wanted.

Patrik j. Webb landed at Castle
Garden With wife and child three
years ago, and as be was destitute,
the Emigration Commissioners gave
him employment around Castle Gar
den until be could get work elsewhere.
Then be wentsto Fishers Island,
where be hired four acres of ground
and began to till it. Six months later
he had saved enough money to bring
three other children over from Ireland,
A few months ago his Oldest daugh-
ter married u German farmer, aud
yesterday Webb sent money to his
son-in-law's brother to come TO this
country. Webb was at Castle Garden
Yesterday and said that by hard work
and energy be had purchased farm
on Fishers Island, owned three
horses, three cows and three hundred
chickens, and had 5000 in the bank
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24
4 story He Dlam't Beliey q.

Now, there's story | don't ber
lieve,n said the colonel as he laid
aside an exchange
What story is that, colonel ~
asked the erudite and industrious
assistant
Why, that paper says Cotopaxi
can sometimes be heard 500 miles. y
Don't you believe it ?n
"Of course I don't believe 1t. I'll
bet there isn't q singer in the world
that can be heard half that far.
but Cotopaxi is volcano, col
onel.n y
rs it2 / thought it was one of
those Italian fellows that 90 about
with Patti y
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24

We 4ciu insert III this column Gdesrfise
nlents Of Wants, F0r Rent For Sale Lost,
Found, dc. moi erceediaQ four lines. One
Week, or 1oss, for25 Cenfs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24

1t viii astonish some people to learn
that since 1877 there been an in
crease in the consumption of tea
grown Ia India amounting to 20 ,50O.-
900 pounds, while, at the same time,
there has been q decrease in the con-
sumption OF the tea grown in China
of about 5000, 900 pounds The fine
art ot adnlteration in China apparent
~ does not pay, as other people will
live to learn when putting tampered
articles on the market
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24

Girls, do you want 10 get married,
and do you want good husband p?
If %, don't take pride il saying you
never did housework cooked q
pair Of chickens-never made bed
and 60 on. Don't turn up your pref
II noses at honesty industry; never
tell your friend you are not obliged
TO work. When you go a-shopping,
never take Jour mother with you to
carry the bundIe.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24
What is it Sally y he asked coax.

What is it Sally ~ he asked coax
ingly.
@Oh, never mind.p
"Oome, Sally, for old acquaintance
sake" "
Was il smile or a scowl she gave
him then Dick wasn't sure and
was beginning to tremble again, when
Sarah resumed her gracious mien
"Well seeing its you,p she said, Il
don't mind telling, Jenny Allen is
going to elope with Will Harvey to-
nigbt He's to be at her fathers
back garden at twelve O'Clock, his
face covered with q black mask
When he gives low whistle, thrice
repeated, she's to come out and then
they'll fit together Here are all the
details in note in her own haad,
which Ipicked up after seeing it drop
from viii Harvey's pocket as be
sauntered down the road half On
hour since. Read for yonrself.p
Dick ground his teeth as his eye
ran over the lines which confirmed
every word of Sarah's statement.
What are you going to do p ask
ed Sarah with o provoking coolness
that reused Dicks Jury.
Dor be growled. I'D pommel
the william if | could only lay hands
on him |"
II can put you on better plan"
"What is it ?n
Disguise yourself as the letter in
dicates.-Be on the spot little before
the time. Give the concerted signal,
and when the lady comes, fit with
her yourself. Ten to one, when she
sees the trap She's in she'd marry
you to avoid exposure At any rate
you'll earn her fathers gratitude by
thwarting Harvey's plot"
"But suppose Harvey, too. comes
before the time and we meet at the
gate ~
Knock him down, beat him sense
less, give the signal and get away
with the prize before be comes to.
eI'll do itln cried Dick, his eyes
flashing 6ercely "Good-by, Sally;
LII have news for you the next time
we meetp
It lacked quarter to twelve when
Dick Sanders. his face masked, stole
up to Mr. Aliens gate. At the same
moment q man similarly disguised ap.
preached by another path For an
instant the pair confronted each 9th
er They both sprang forward strik-
| ing o it with might and main. Blows
rained thick and last. The combatants
we're well matched. After a mutual
hammering for ten minutes, without
advantage to either side, they Crap
pied aud went down together. Then
! thy scuffled and bit and scratched till
they rolled apart from sheer exhaus.
tion and lay glaring at each other il
helpless ragel Both their masks
we're torn 10 taters, aud as the bright
moonlight beamed down upon theiI
battered faces each uttered an exclam.
alton of surprise,
"Ted Brant ~ painted the the one
dick Sanders = gasped the other.
Il ihought it was that scoundrel
Harvey ~ replied Dick.
$50 did / y rejoined Ted
A brief comparison of notes disclos.
ed that Sarah Blake, after her inter.
view with lick, had had similar one
with Ted; the result being as above
narrated, q desperate encounter, il
which each thought be was pommel
ing away at viii Harvey. The lat
ter, we need hardly say, was amiable
Sarah's own production
| Before Dick aud Ted were present
able again Will Harvey and Jenny
/ Allen were happily married with th'
| full consent Of the latter's father, whs
indeen, bad never opposed the match
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24

KRAMER Has the Gauds at prices to
suit everybody, at Whites old stand, on
Francis street. The cheapest store in An
napolis for Dry Goods. jyl5tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24
"Kinder close, Is she r"

"CIose? Why, last month her
husband died fourth husband, mind
Pm blamed If she didn't take the
door-plate off the front door, had his
age added, and then nailed on to the
coffin. Said she guessed likely she'd
be wanting a new name on the door
soon, anyway
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24

Summer Shoes II have on hand. for
sale cheap, lot of Ladies ana children s
easy shoes and slippers for Summer wear.
VIM e. Brooks, Main street. jy15 If.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24

WANTED.-500 OYsTERMEN to call at
F. Z. Stevens, on Prince, George street
and get their OYSTER RAKEs. The best In
the market. M aug2l@
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24

FOR SALE.-on reasonable terms, q
comfortable, convenient and desirable
residence. containing eleven rooms and
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-24

"Ahl !" be exclaimed, a. she tender
II pressed her against bis vest st part
ing, shall / hold you ii these arms
again tomorrow and paint our future
with the bright pigments ot the
imagination.
NO. she said, calmly, not to-
morrow for to- mor:ows ) washday.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
~ 1Hr 14yD OF THE noyTEzrM1&

As usual, the large room III the Museum OF
Natural History, where Professor B'cKG"re delivers h'
weekly lectures TO school teachers conpacty hcd
Yesterday. The subject was " kamOcs through
Mexico and Central America accompanied by hnc
srereopcnn views OF cities historic places OF the ancient
Aztec nation and beautiful mountain and lake scenery.
The City of Mexico naturally claimed the most al en-
ton. \ tine the National Mexican Raj road al
Its western terminus gwen TINS, SWd the fro''
essor is he longest railroad IN Mexico, ana connects
the capital Of the country with the great Neapor OF era
Cruz # i, owing TO the Efforts ana ercy OF Amcr ans
that this and nearly all OF he other roads IN the country
are Dult. 10 them aO belongs the credit OF obc"hS
up the country" Pictures OF the Grand Cathedral near
the centre city. next brought to view H'ic
we have a structure OF vast dimensions CoutIh"ei t
lecturer. whose proportions exceed those oi ic ID
Avenue Cathedral by hundreds o. feet The wal "l9r
cost nearly - 100000 and Nc are tOId thdt the Ut
monds embedded III the white marble are NH."e0 ''
another nlluOn'
Fronl the City of Mexico the audience was has D.
Transferred to Puebla Vera Cruz and Monterey Mount
Popocat tuet was assembled to it, snow-cHppcd summit,
am laca views of Great GHit aau surr uudl.'S
mountain peak, attained The White Lldy lying 81 th'
foot of the great volcano, the ancient 60" ~ the At>'
who posed t. be trdn>hXcd ~ tLc charm Z" l'
inanmae goddess was viewed from several POSITIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
DETERMINED ATTEMPTS Ar SUICIDE.

john Mooney. marble cutter employed by PaSsinorr
4 N,,Atr a. 80. !y2 Na.trt--L, Newark. made a
pcrI- attempt to commit Ji,ldc yesterday. lie huG
.o.n drIAl- heavily aud during truay night he rtNct
20 hoac art mic wlic restrain him several times fron
aI'Urs ufu.riG At : uclpcS he went to work aud
appeared c-'liul Uud composed. lie shlutrd the fore
u.lI tuu walked 20 tl" back OF TIE shop shOpuat'
wa. -oue mp t.o r.ar stair, ana happening TO -ianc,
.t 'iuuury -aY blood gushing nom his throat He
.li. ftr.l Go tuc foreman:
'tumr 1909. k Jacks cut his throat" The foreman
founa uc I'm on Li, hands and knees and a. L'
approached. Mooney su1trhet up = bloody case knife
.}iug the tnor and slH,h,d at Ms throat with II.
Tr -Itlrd bis wr~ts ara called loT ~" p. tut ii"
tu r0t uis rtEht hlnl o.. AMI a-tIn The knife
throat. some W1rkmri ran % the tpreuan =
s-.,urcs and The kulic MS wreAc cd rom Mooney
bands aud thrown oUt Cd. window. uUt DpPpGu ity
pr--Dutus Mooney .rcrd ms hsui. snatch Hr sharp
cUi-I and thrust % INTO thr wound n 1873 tErOlt ii
Wa thrown down and inuicrrhIcf TIA around hi
t.I1a. bar twice Dee tore . "t ami attcUut" 10 tear
open the wound with hl- fingers i.c police ambulance
f,l aud the mans hands were secured and H.
was sent 20 TIL ~. BAIuabIs Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

DIED.


ALENANDER-Tn Princeton. y. j.. on Friday morning.
November -, Mrs Caroline Quay Alexander willow Of thu
late Professor stephen AlcNaudor LLD oil the College O.
New. JcfscY
BIISs-At sioux Falls Dakota on 18th ms, after brief
illness Fannie W. wif 81 waiter H. D. Bliss. and dine-
Hrladock f. and Margaret Dewitt strong Of tins
city.
ROCKEE-A Pouchko epsic y. y November 90 1885. Of
,plexy. Jacob Bockcc NJ D. ,.,.,.
Funeral nom ~ Paus thUich, FOuShAeopse az OciOcA
sunday afternoon, 10Th inst.
COWEN HOVEE-At NeR.Utrecht November Is. 1855.
Rr!tl. and ';lonIs invited attend the funeral fr1n
late residence. SUNDAY, the 23tl at haii-pdstz
oCOce y.
Train leaves Culyer's Depot at > O'clock
COLE~-outhc 21th ms. athis late residence, No 20
Relatives aud friend, o, the family respectfully nvteA
attend the funeral at Che Church .. tn n,alh.on
MJdsonav aud oothst. On wednesday al / oCio'A'
InieG1nont at WoOdlawn.
DAE-un saturday. November % Georgua sarah beoVeu
Funeral NJ her late RESIDENCE 40 'a' = 'S VII
Monday, November So. AT i y. NJ
Please omit flowers.
FISk- saturday morning November - Honora' WHO"
81 ,icorue f-k. ~ the sd ear o. her age ,,,, hon
2rayrs and friends are Respectfully H ~ Ion M
the rs4den'' Of her s1h ullim ~ so2i a.
iermont-aVe. Brooklyn, on MohAy' NC'eho'r'V o.
az y Ocluck noon
FORp-Suddeuy tbs city November 26 James & fou'
% p p r;.sneclfuly inyitoj t. attend tho funeral
Nicos NJ the church oil the Transformation @o'hS' sun
{ AZ fiIra tirand Ccnlrdi Depot at p m 49,,
Iou.ye (ky Charleston a. O. ana san FfAuei''ol
please copy
JFNNINGS-At Mount Vernon, X Y. Thursday. November
20. samuel J. innings IN rs nlth y."l;;u On -,
Funeral his late r"adencA' Suidif -''hhS"' r. "
lutermcnt at FaAtc lostcr
MoSuER-ou saturday. November % 1885. Rebecca A.
widow OF tho Holder MosIer IN Tho SOFA Veacot Der
Funeral services residence go East 5lsst on
Monday evening November 80. ut O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
AFTER THE 81 WDUST MEN.
Mr.. NEwcoME WATCHING THE swINDLERs
TWO OF THEM ARrEsrrD-wHAT TIE us EcToR

TWO OF THEM AREEsrED-wHAT TIE us ECIoN
SAY. OF HIS WORK.
Post Office Inspector Newcome has had
lively time recently in taking care Of Westcrners who
pat thcuselves-in the way OF beng cheated ny the
"sawtust" game. lie caused the arrest ON wednesday
night Of H. C. Garacr. who held in $1,000 nan oy
Commissioner Shields. over 100 letters from various
parts OF The country relating to various TauduIch'
schemes were found IN his possession
Mr. NcWcome arrested Yesterday "Jim' Johnson an
other confidence j. ". Baum, Of Mnpicton RAM
received letter in which his attention was called to
the green cooI," which the writer had to sell. lI'
sent the letter Washington ard requested to con-
tnuc the correspondence TIE letter was signed C.
Carter, No pliuc,st, NeW-York' Subsequent letters
were received M which Barmu WAS requested to cone
10 Ncv-loib. II, was informed OF the secret number
Co.," aud told O., to The Grand Central Hotel
on his arrival but not to speak to any one except to
his correspondent. who would the secret number
Inspector NcWooLr who Wa, aided throughout by pr-
yJle detective g. J.. Ir,ycr OF 80 10 Park place aad
IS officer Eouk h.d been Informed Of tic correspond
\ tall man with long beard, and wild West
air generally. visited the Grand Ccbtal H'trl
90 luna'i.y cyeniue aut registered n }. Baum. o,
Hw.ct'a. @tn ne hat . ola Ydatrd black tnrr
uNri.u--"a2 Hud vOie hi- son hat ne wa NOV"
" room No. @., aa1 500" a.uf WIS Niait d, U.s. COT
'-l"N 'h'' we" va, W .''''l- u" ,' . ~, ,'-, MAJ,
$500 "'rt" OBJ" '"uHirr," m'hry WIS 10 p' Ii,r"'
8h"a c Wis arrested b., IFpr'tcr Nc"co.u" ANA '"rct
L"uL. iuc prisoner Vas ar"aI." before "hm.s-
ar,ou ,.uus thc orcl. eay aha, nc is johnson. lie
wa. bed fu b. .JUf bah (. examination.
tap LOT OWee inspector Wet has give"
,.rr.d Instructions 10 OK on, for saw
t.,rl ,o.H. 4IauI ..c cs+, -i.,r oi t...s CIV
I-i"r .Vco'.r hi> .ur"iHi"t'u. recording 10 ih'
-..t'. vh cu ur r,.Is. notd rV of ur-c men "tc.y
.,...c. t.s' Hhp srr uu.o arrest he'c I' say
Western ua. ,i;. au l.r OF the prati about Eu and
--.,' s -o"' Ir., % n, .I.' l | W. m ,' ~ mug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
DIED.

MIrCHELL-on Fsl', NorcU 81. NJ Mitchell. nj his
aie fe7id nee. NO IL last aSsst, whore a funeral
services VIII De held at hApas 10 ocock on sunday morn
Ing
Please omit noBerI.
MULFORD-In this city 9th ns, Jaroes H. MILFORD In
the jutli ycar 81 n. 8
Funeral % Strsct cen9serg,
Haye0, oD1, IN tpIily, 3eth inst. az l. o'clock
New Orleans pap re please copy.
PAIN E-On >tfiIy November IS John Paine IA tho ga
year OF Ills age.
No, cs Of fueFil hereafter.
Please OMIT flower.
sACKETr On fnay, Noyomber %, Justas Ralph sacsett
IN the UDth his
Relatives and friends ytel 70 iie funeral NJ hi
aJe residence 100 Henry 81. Brooklyn Moniay, the Oth
inst. at u O'clock.
Int rmrnt ~ Greenwich. Conn.
Carriages viii be la waiting on arrival % the 40 Train from
i2d NJ.
TUCKER-In Paris Thursday. November % william W
Tucker
WOLFF-on THURSDAY November 2G, after lingering IN.
meas Lydia, wife u Abraham WOLF in the 33d OF her
Relatives end friends o. The famy viten 10 attend the
Iuhe% rom her llte residence No. so West j1ust on
sunday, NOvemAcr -, at 10 "A ~.
Please omit flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
cov,yG HOME TO SING ~ OPERA.
CHAT WITH MILE. IALLENAND-hFR CAREER IN
GERMANY.

. CHAT WITH MILE. LALLENAND-hFR CARhEE N
GERMANY.
r,ottv brunette, dressed IN a simple house
t,,,e received a visitor VITO had sent caro- ycs'cr
aav IN Mile LAllcmaid, the pilnci-a soprano oil inc
American Orera Company. SIZE had arrived nav IL"
,,.. heforc on the Elbc, and busy directing the
h.stoyai of half dozen mage trunks ana boxes "ncn
h ist arrived from the steamer. Ia low but pleasant
rce tb. SINGER Grated OF her past triumphs IN Ger
where she has lied and sung ever since she 'iV
bcr SyracuSe home. ten years aIo. DtsP te her on|
al set Gee from Lone Mile. EAucmand beuayS 10 trace
of .er rrSi,ieuCc abroad by her Sptec"' On,
fl seems 50 strange for IN To say 70 nyScII ~.
at home said size, and yet haNc Tor e rs
fnrw.Id with longing 10 sOhe daN Singing i' NY 'i
country. I assure you that my cart -a'' l'"i ~ -,
heard ;nat American opera Wa g'l"S 10 "' s',''7 "
Sew York and eagerly accepted the oHer h'',V I
1 r,uttpmuer wears when Wdr pult' 81 '''i'
,,re rl,uia. came with hi, orchestra to c}r"c"Se anu
sar ,trLing with all nay ears To "hal 'i''-'', a.,
The finest music had ever heard: snOui h"Nc .' 80
Ihum4s and toid Inn now h'C" - Ia, a.
he l. Ia ne my director. and perhaps shai Snhe u,' ecu
him quite other THINGS bat hope MOI I"' H"u i'll
IN well with every nave atet'S seen NJ -
tio et,., ,nnttAger and MOndaN, hellr\e, D.
rrGear.iug The tanning OF tie ShreW. IKE 'nt r'Ii,
In art 10 j. one Of my faNoflt'> iHo"Sh t"'i' o
onnoruuitv fer cOlatUre slpSin-, nat II Il S"u
a. well rs "A good singing part NEai are my iJ''..-
partsl Well / hardly know wat 10 te. !O T,o, j., 49,,
studied and sung IN public over l'r'l ltI's U
German way. you know. n sing lheIc 'l'.'
she has To- be ltdfi!H-
In two wears | had to study nearly IhlP iHl''N,
Iuca' for instance, san& al hNc lays ho,lCo' Gu" "
Lii uref.r rat a. say, 10 singing one art con
ftnually some years ago an Or "do maze 20 III. :"
sing one oucra all through America hut re!uSeu II Ne
cause felt II would Dir We me NAL. "a.
Where cave YOU breu Singing I,i'!l 800 -. =, ,.o. q,
"Well have sung all through Germany pt " VIZ ~
Vienna that | most sdcOtsSihl a''iH' i.,.'H W
was so End TO me there ana the season wac No''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
MIR. OTrENDORFER AND Mr.. SHERWOOD
L.. q d 4 n

SIR: Mr.. Oswald OttendOricr, III his teStl-
inony before the Senate Committee investigating the
gas pauIes made statement yesterday putting Mr.
John H. SherW God in peculiar and uDenyiaole position
1t Is well known about town that Mr.. Sherwood mas
made similar remarks those alluded to by Mr. Often
dorer and under OF the Gas Consumers Assocla
ton has lusinuatcd not stated the same thinS III
mint IL Is the duty the committee to investigate the
matter thoroughly and it is hoped that when Mr. shcr
wood is on the stand and under Oath he may he made to
prove his statements acknowledge himself AS makhS
false accusations. II the gas companies nave icrh
guilty OF what Mr. Sherwood accuses them. they should
be made 10 feel the Of the law. IL Is good sen
when a man Of Mr. OttondOTfcr'S unmpeachahr and
well known character and himself drcctorin one "a the
gas companies forward and holds tho originator
such damaging stories up 10 puDic Nie" SII%ES'
NeiC- YORK., Nov. %, 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
ryIoy mn ClnLE GRowERS.


ST. LoUIs, Nov. 2H.-At the convention Oh
the Cattle and Horse Growers Association To-Day MI
Tny lor of Ncw-Air1cn presented the report of the
Committee Oh Transportation. IL recommended hc "'c
Of AR bycs ana patent couplings STOCK ears, ana thA
stou. In transit should he made at night Instead oil Ia
the ,lay limo as NOW arranged. The Committee on
Con crcuce with the committee from the Cattle Growers
Asociation OF Amcrio. reported through Mr. simpson,
of Illinois M term, Of the consolidation rs agreed upon
AT the joint m,euDg held at Springfield. Ill., ye'oIu'1'
The nnthe the Bs-oc'at"n thus 10 -"
formed -h all be- " IN" GOu-Ouatcd Cditlt bI"N'I'
r., milton al the UnitrG statcs' The NO rRh.'hE %
ciatou. shall rect the hall ~ thchg" %" t"'
SECOND Monday ~ November l--G aud proceed 10 to
c.rttou of urc-Irut three Ycr-prcsidchtS, 0f''tiy
treasury and an executive committee "I
rcuort wiki the accompany constitution ana ~ -h"-'
ndaptrd. Dewitt smith, OF Chicago, w ., ''
member OF the associaOI ana Was eleci' I u'"'
ylcc-pfr-dcat, chosen G'urril J. H. 49,, sun
Arizona. II. G. Hooker; California j. y; "t',i,' ~
ado Benton Cannon Idaho. Michael Hide; I'lhu1. -
ucr Mashburu Indian Territory T. IS Sth''I'' y, -
Ju-ius Clark; Kansas, Frank Idtcr; krHtHN)' 4" 80,
Groom; Massachusetts, NJ \. Drew; Mcl 'Hln, 90,
Hubbrc. Missouri. Charles J.. Leonard; M"ht"h"' -.
vIiIe stewart Nrbriska j. W. small, NrN|'.i' jan"
IA. HARDING; Sew Mexico. .. A. h"ndly; Nrw'1"I y,
G. Bubcuck ono. Charles l.. Tat fcnnsy 'aha =,
Janison: Tennessee. John ThOmp~on; Texas. SUN
PRYOR: Utah r. f. Burton; Rhode Island. ). I. ,S't'
wyoming 4. = Mercer: Dakota. -. f. Nhltrrl o . I" =,
leo. Ex-Governor Garragas. OF Chihuahua. 0idhy D.
CCnuin gham al Texas, secretary \. T. At"alcI'
urcr Executive committee: II. H. MccalIr, CooIn"T'
Inuma, Is Price, Missouri T. WasEburn, lllhois a. -
Lyttle. Texas: H. o. Harkness, Idaho T. ~ ~ ~.
Robert Miller, Iowa; j. II. Simpson, ieN,ir, "
Thornton, New-NeXcO; Pleasant Porter, ihdlan
tory; y. III. A MisOn. Nevada; ". Burger Nco'"''
l.. K. Sconeld, Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
CANADIANS HIN AT FOOTBALL.

The return game for the International Foot
ha Chan pousbip picked eleven OF the West
ern Association Of Canada and picked team from the
American Association was played yesterday afternoon
ON fhe grounds OF the o. y. I. tlnD, OF Newark AT
KrnIny y J. The game WAS an unusually fast one,
from Tho kickoff to the nsn and resulted IN favor OF
tie CanaaIaus, they MAXIM the Only goal scored Inc
Canadian team was follows: Goal j. y. MchendrIck
backs A. G.. Bowman and = Brubacker; balfb1cks, W.
Maicolm end H. b. Fraser forwards, nght wing, W. i:
Thompson and A. Gibson left wing, j. NJ Palmer ana
W A IampOrt centres T. Gibson and d. Forsyth cap
tain The American team consisted OF HOdcn Hughes,
McGurck Swithenby and Smith, Of the o. " T. Club;
Iucas OF the Alma; A. Turner ana ".
Turner of the Paterson Thistles ard j.
Hood A. j. Young and ]. BcnnOX. Of The KeaIny Ran
gers W. b. Douglas president Of the Newark cricket
Nrs was umpire for the Canadians, ana William Clark
OF Newark Tor the Americans.