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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
MaXInlS.

Tears arc mustard plasters to the heart.
 An egg in the cup is worth two in the nest.
 Never look gift horse pistol in the muzzle.
 Be good--and you will be a curiosity.
 A word in mind Is worth two in the dictionary
 Love your enemy. but don't bay his boy a drum.
 Dscoutent is the steam engine with pr" r"gress.
 Tobacco in the hand IS worth two in the bush.
 Some men are smart, while some are made to smart
 A soft answer turneth away wrath. but a club keeps it turned away.
 A soft answer tnrneth away wrath, but stout kick frequently annibilates It.
 It is wrong to suppose that rolling stone gathers no moss. It very often gathers remorse.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
SUMHGRS

IN TIE DiSlAt.4 loLl.t, tth7l S Dl- | cial Dstnc,, in tla c.r-Js o- P.alls, Territory of Arizona
 John smith. pll5nt.G. G..aiaat Jilr.ty Smith. defendant summous.
 Action brought m the District Court of the Flrst Judicszl Distrct, m and for the county of Pima. in the IerrItory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizoua sends greeting to Charity smith,
 You are hereby summoned and required Co sp- pear m an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff n the District Court of the kirst Judicial District m and for the county of Pima, m the Territory of Aslkona and an swer the complaint hied with the Clerk of this Court 3t Tucson !" said county Ca copy of which complaint accompanies thi- summansi within twenty days (exclu-iye of the day of servlcei after the service upon you Ot this summOn.. If served in thi- county, but f served out 1f the county and within this district, then within thirty dave; m all other cases forty days.
 Ant you are hereby EOtItsd that If yuu fsIl to appear and answer the cDmplzInt above re- quired. the plaintiff wIil apply to the court fog the relief there demanded. and COsts and dIs- purse ents m thIs behalf expended.
 ,-~~-. GlSen under my hand and the seal of lcw., sand District Court at Tucson this nj losAA' day of January. A. D. tss5.
 ". C.S. JkFfOKDS. Clerk By J. A ANDERSON. JE-. Deputy. "A 6O<
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
SOLID ARGUMENT,
some ot the Rea'ons Why I am fin F,xor or the Giving of One Hundred rhon- sa"d Dollars fla BOndS to the Cain basas, Tucson X Northwest
 ern Eailroad

E nw
 of the Giving of One Hundred rhon
 sa"d Dollars fla BOndS ta The C,,a.
 basas, Tucson X Northwest
 ern Railroad
 we VIII take the first section onlx which equally apples to the other ssc' tions:
 From Calabasss to Tucson. B milas suoTidy Sl.Sls Is per mile. slOO,OOO. Al tue end of one year you have an inrrsas. "t taxable property. the result of inc aoove gift, to the value of S7.OOO Da, mile Of road, which is S3S5 OOO snbi.c, to taxation at SPAS amounts in So 55o annually, which must increase Wear hv year. Take tue interest on the sIo0 o0o b"nds at per cts 1000 annually Ieav. ing balance after paying interest on bopds or S2'o3O to be applied after the frat !eHr. oSe this sluking fund each and every hVe years in the putcbasa or the above bonds, or place it iutsrest at ~ per cent. At the end of tbe f;-st n'e years y 'u have made a partial nav ment of SlO,2OO and VII have $I2 75O Tn ssppiy each hve yeGrs thereafter. You have had the taxes on the road for four years which amounts to S3S 200. less ,b,. sinklng fund for the five yesre, which Is SlO,2OO. making S2S,OG1. Yon have received from the Toad and you have pald Interest on bonds to date S35.COl making balance of S3,0O0 in your fn' Sor. Here you may say Interest ceases or rather the result of the bonds pay the interest aud leave handsome marviu lou have the tax on tue road. the in. terest on Your first four years sinking iund and l" r'=Sr balance in your favor. when mG>t 'n'reSSe Year by Year. ana ID less than iof;y years you have re. celyed from the road your whole capital with interest, a hands lms ba,a.ce ir, your favor and a property suhj- ct 10 taxation for all time. H $. STEVENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
The Bradshaw Mill.

MT. A G. Faye, prominent capitalist, aud representing the Pl-ncha de Plata Mining Company, of Sonora, arrived in Tombstone on Sunday evening last. The gentleman comes to mage arrange ments for the tHkir 2 down aud shipment of the Bradshaw null to the Plancna de Plata mine. Yesterday m company with MT. Arthur Laiug he visited the prop-r- ". Bids have been received from Mir
 James Carr aud also parties ID Tucson, tor freiRhting, but decision has not yet been reached in that matter. The mill Is ten stamps and Is in splendid cIndition. It originally cost $5S.0OO. and for the size Is considered tue very best ID the country. MT. Laing, 1t IS understood, has been engaged by Mr. Faye to superlnie-d the work of taking The mil down and tits snipment.-Record.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
The reputation Of the doctors is staked

The reputation Of the doctors IS staked upou the case of Grneral 'irant- They have declared that be IS suffering from an lncurable malady, and now, because in the progress of the disease there has come s reaction from the extreme orostration of a few weeks back. there are a million people e1ciaimlug that the doctors have been mls- taken. and that the General will gel we'll The New York Suu backs lts ouinion against that of the phy sicians and indirectly intimate that doctors are frauds. Mir. Dana, of the Sun has H theory that General Grants sickness IF caused bv meatal depression aggraVat- ing an ordinary sore throat. The issue of medicine vs. journalism cOmpllcaies fine uncertainty aud will make the case of tbe old solder an even more lnteTeS. ing study than before. In the end II wiIl undoubtedly be found that tue doctors were correct General Grant, after n certain number of upward turns ;n the disease, will finally sink under ina mower of the malady and pass away If will then be granted that the doctors were right in saying it was caneer, and if the publlc Is as intelligent as IL hs- sumes to be, 1t will recogLlze the plaln ia f that NIT. Dana is fool co back ni~ idle 1uess against ihe kuogledge or the profession.-S. k. Alta.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Notice of Sole leadership.

K NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS IA that l, Dolores C. de uen. the wife of Francisco Cuen residing at Iucsou. county of ina. terntOry of Arizuua. do hen by declare before Charles II. Iully, notary purhc m and for the county of Pima. Isrutory uf AnzOnas that intend to curry on the business e -eusrAi merchandising trading and maruilcturiug 0f harness and -add .e-. Ir nay oyl name and on my own agcolur. under One provisions contained and -st forth :u -.-tiDr vc -y-four ts twenty -sevvg, Ir,iu-lsH rf chapter rIIry-tus O. the com.il,, ia,- o. I.. i-...-H-. .- A.Izrga- ll vltus-s whereof. t.H. t.-et. -r. Ts hInd and s-ll -a-l .'Z.. as .- -. A. i- ls-1.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
A Pertinent InQuIry.
TuCsoN. Anril 20 lsS5

AOSSeS' Aprll ZZ, loSo.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: My attention has been called to-day by several taxpayers to the matter of who are legal voters" and entitled to vote at our special cleo tioa for or against issuing bonds to the Calabasas and Tucson Railroad Com- pany: Are all whose names are n the last Great Register and who hay. ST ce Registered entitled to vote, or under the provisions of the Act of R. istration mu 't We all re-reglster to en;itle us to vote! l hope we wIll hear fium our Dis. trlct Attorney at an early day ID regard to this question. hespectluly yours.
 w ,J OSBORN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

The wind raised a hades of dust to- day. bu, as sand-stOrms are said to pos sess great sanitary virtues ID dispersing malaria and mephitic vspor-, perhaps the present dispeusation is intended a. a special benefit to the newspapers The sanitary condition of the CITIZEN Is in as perfect condition as the in-anirary condi- tion of some of it's contemporaries.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Legal Blanks '! 1!
 For Sale at the CITIZEN Office.
DtsTRICr CoUkr BLANKS:

DISTRICT COUkT BLANKS: Affidavit for Attachment. Undertaking ou Attachment, sherii's Certificates of Sale of Real Estate on
 Execution.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS; Order directing No ices 70 be given Co creditors. Notice of time sppOiuted for proving Will. Certificate Of Wtll and facts found Order directing pos ing NotIc.s of Application
 for Lette. of Admin strztion. CItA ions. Creditors Claim. Order appointing AdminI-trtur. BonG- of administrator aEd tNecutor. order appOIn Ing A prgi-ers. ,,.-,,
 directing publIcat on oi Notice oi -ine. Order appointing tune and pisce Tor uea1ng
 -ppucat. .os tJ -slI Personal Property and
 dire Iue Notice Co oe rlvnn, Order Co show cluse why orugr 'f sale r- hsaI
 Estate -h. uid uo b. adr, OrJier appointing ale pf Prr-alai Property, order of Sale of Personal Plortrty- Order aupnt ting day for -efr r-1 u' Ol account
 and dir--tin N tICe Co t- -Iveu- Notice of tlue set iJr Sl ttleu, nl of Account. BI. ,NKs US- D IN OBTNlNING |. $. PAT
 ENTS ID MINING CLAIMS AGdpvi. of Citizenship atH .vIt sf i've hundred dollars linpro5 -nents, Arrremeut WIth Pub. lsher=, N0-i-- of aupl catlou tor US. Pat.nt CIVIL PROCEEDING IS JUSTICE COURT: Summon Complaint on claim and delivery Of Personal Und,r skl6g on clam and delivery of Personal Amdavit on clam and delivery Of Personal
 Property. Affidavit for tachment against Residsni. UudertaAInz on Attachment, Wrii Jf Attachment, ErarurfOu. NOtcs oi Appeal,
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS: | Location Notices, Mining Deeds, Real Estate Deeds. | Real st .te Mortgages, | Power of attorney, | BoDd for Deed tO Mining Property. | AcknOw edgments. Ackn-. . ledxneuts for Man and "fs ' Afhday e Of Publication. | Notice of Mining tlain, | Road station Receipts, | sg-AIl of these blanks are printed in con- | forniry with the Statutes of Arizona and the | mining laws of ths UnIted slstes- Orders sent out of the city c. O. D. N b.-Parkaxes containing 25 of each kind | Of blanks u-ed m Justices Courts, m Criminal | one cent bank All of our Jusflces olankl will bs found To strictly conform to the ststufes | of ArlZuns-
 Address all Letters or Orders
 CitIz en Printing&Pub.Co Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
A Natural Death.

Two Arkansaw scqusiDtances. "Cap- tain, what was the matter Wltn your son when he died {? m , Lo, Ina d,sd except that he WAS dead.
 Pretty sick though before he dieu' vast be?" well he wasn't as peart as he had been. "Died a natural death, l suppose. "Yes"
 "Whiskey?"
 "Whiskey."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Go Prospecting.

The season of the year has conc when prospectOrs can with safety, so far as the clements are concerned. gu prospecting. During the present month We are liable to have 8 me blusterIug weather, but the probabilities are there will be none severe. Eastern Nevada abounds with opportunities for those in search of either quartz deposits CT placer dICgIngs. Scarcely week passes but ilat We hear favorable news from new as well as old sections. It K not absolutely necessary for a man to search for euri-eiy aew fields, inasmuch as there are many pro ducl1g and promising secIOus within loo miles of Eureka Iu wbic1 man who will work and take few chances would undoubtedly do well l. IS folly fOTs-ucu men to lie around visiting for something to turn up,Hs IL may br three,Hnd again lt may be six months, before tlere is a de- mand for their labor. Resides, k 1t not better for a man who Is a good judge of ores to go Dto.pectiDg-if he exercises the same judgment an l thrift which Is necessary for success in any bus iness-than to be striking a supe inten- dent or foreman for job? Such men when they thus strike out show an inde- pendeDce which IS commendable, and 1t Is generplly they who come out on top in the end.-Eureka Sentinel
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Sometimes the woman suffrggists are logical. What could excel this from an English lady acitRtOr: "I nave DO vote, but my groom has. l have great IT, pect for that man In the stables, but I am sure If were tr % Go ann and say John, wi.l you ex-rcIse the fr.uchise| he would reply. Please, mum, which horse be thalS'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

The cstaracts of the Nile are due to granite veins, which the rIver, while working a way through the sandstone, had been unable to destroy or remove. A lit le modern engineering and by dyna- mite would probable add l.5O0 miles to the interrupted navigation of that river, and open up nOrthsrn-ceutrsl Africa to the direct commerce of the worlds as the Congo vii eventually opel up the south ern-centrsl portion of that continent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Notice of Forfeiture.
rncsor. TrnRrronr OF An1rox,.

TacsOS, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 COUNT OF PIMA. February u lssj. To D Fairbanks. your heirs. execui Ors. admin lstratOrs assigns.
 You are hereby notified that the undersign ed has expended two hundred dollars tS2usl ID labor and improvements for the years is-S and 1884 upon the Plckwlck mining elaine, sI. uat-d m the Helvetia mining district, county Of Pima Territory of Arizona. m order to hold sad premises under the provisions of section -S1t Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required to hold the same for the years Iss3 and Iss4 and fl, within sO days from the service of this notice within sO days after this a.. tice by publication. you fail or refuse tO con- tribute your proportion of such expenditure. being S65.65 and cost of this advertisement. as co owner, your interest sad claim will becom- the property cf the undsrsixnsd under sand section 2s2.-
 JAMES W VAN HORN Tucson. Pima county. A. T.. Feb. 2l 1885
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

A romantic cit zen uamel his daughter "Eutanla,' regarding 1t as "Oue of those beautiful Indian names,' and be was for time proud of pOssessing q daughter with a name at once musical and truly American. But he is now a wiser and A sadder man, for he has learn ed that "Eufaula" means Wet Dog"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
SheriT Sale.

BY EIETCE os a i1isu-nt. decree OF fore clesUr. and D-tD- CT .-.H l--U q opt or the ilIs- trict oIrt @. 'ha | r-. Judicial DI-triet of the Territory of Ar..Iaa in and -os tLe County of Pima il "a e-r-a4- ar-lnu vlessir B. FL Jacobs. plsiutII. recovered % ila -lleul a-sIu-t SgutiaRO Ainsa and Je1nIe I. Afrsa uIs wlla for the sum of one -l.U- Gd l-d th3r' g-lts and seventy i've one huuareitl- I~i.Ui5-i. dollars, Vlth interest thereon at tas rste ui eighteen Der cent per an- nun from thr date of Jhis decree, together with
 his Cost perce tage and necessary disburse-
 uneufs taxed at the sum of my $50 dollars and the costs of this sale. l have levied upon the
 Allowing described property situate, lying and
 being ID fhe County or Pima, Territory of Arizona
 and bounded and particularly described as fol-
 lows tO wit; All that part Of lnt eight (sl in
 block one hundred and ninety four tiSil in the
 City Of Tuc-On iu said Pima County appears
 by the ofdcial survey Of sald City of Tucson
 made and executed by S. W Foreman and ap-
 proved by the Mayor and Common Council of inc Village (now Cityl of Tucson on the 18th day Of June, lss2 as ts bounded and described as fol- lows 70 wit. ts mmencing "a the sOutheast cor- ner Of said lot and running thence S 77- West, one hundred and thirty-one l3li links; thence 6st. W eighty-lve and one half (55ts) lnks, thence 7Sl.@ E one hundred and tWenty-six ll6l liuks and thence ei s- l. sevsnty-dy (75l links to The place of beginning. IOge her with all and singular the tenement-, herditaments and | appurtenance- thereuntO belonging or in any | wlse sppertaining.
 | And notice ls hereby given that on Saturday. | the 18th day of May. A. b. 1885, between the | hOurs of h o'clock a. m. and o'clOek D. m..
 m front of the Courthouse door m the city of TuceOn, in the said county of Pima, Nill sell | At public ArctiOn to the highest and best bid | der for cash. in lawful currency. all the above | described property. or much thereof ss may be necessary. to satisfy said judgment, and all | eost-.
 Dated Tucson. April ls. 1885.
 | alS4su R. H. PAUL. shsrif of Pima Csa1s,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Bonanza Mines.
IOficial report of W. H. Smith.l
 QUIJoToA, April IS, 1885

lUticial report of W. n. Smith.
 QUIJoToA, April IS, 1885. Aug. Waterman, Esq, Secretary Peer less Mining Company, San Francisco California:
 DEAR SIR: During the past week Crocker north drift hss been advanced 3l f-et, making total of 556 feet. Peerless upraise has cen eyFended IL feet, making total of 1S6 feet. The ground Is very hard and a great deal Of delay has been caused by the breaking of tImbers when blasting. All work at mill site and pump shaft is being showed ahead as fast us the de livery of material will permit.
 Yours truly,
 ". Fl SMITH, Supt.
 Per STEVENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Mrs. Whitney, wife of the Secretary, can afford to dress well. Her father Is the millionaire Senator Payne, and one of her brother, it Is said, as tritilDg Christmas gift gave her sl0,OOO orna ment of rubies The diamonds she wore at her first Wednesday reception ln Washingt n were very large and hril- Esnt- Her earrings of solitaire diamonds and the thr, solitsires which were set in s bar breastpin are unusually large and nure
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

.. The membars of the Warde combina- m m are mnch pleased with Tucson. bley expected many empty orncnes e'r' but were met with rousine houses'
 " fully deserved to receive. h. seI the treatment of this company -7'- Is an in lex of the character of the ;ip,e o' Tucson. NJ .ny troupes have Srssl S-.'sl to get an audience. while m the s,.St '7St S'as n D Issiole. when money is ts.. T than ever b ,tDrs known, meri- o- lls cpn liaa,iln receives nightly VI ~ 'a' amhst 5syp1d the capacity of ,-. ''-Sa't nall. Slr.ly this is a com 2, p' ae I' 'na- N- HIi.n?. -h' munger Proud o,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Notice for Publication.
Pre-empuOn No. 9eO.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS, ARIZONA.
 March 2i. 1885. ! Notice is hereby gwen that the following nanied settler has hled notice of hi- intention to make hual proof m support of bi- claim. and that sand proof will be mate before the Register and Receiver ut luc-ou. Arizona. on May l 1885 siZ. Iuis Garcia. IuCspr. Arizona. Tor the SHt. of Sti. a-t - "a of S'ti Sec. El and NE. Of S Fi. and NV a pI N -i. uf Sec. f1. ID. if -- E. it t.. r. and x. .- s. and At- he names thr 'utiuGlrr rILrI.7f tp provo his cor-Ing ce aH...""cr r... and cgitf- va-,or af -a.# ... rE ae .a..l l. +rrHI Martin aHes .." f.H. ..-r.a MsrtIl.sz -l. r .- r.-..-.-- Fi-s. al l.....
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Although it has been estimated that the area of oil-producing territory ID Russia measures 14,0GO square miles, the field at Baku Is the only one worked, and this covers a space of three and half miles only. Its enormous output IS said to be sufficient for the requirements of the whole world. Mir. Redwood hap pened 10 be present when one of the wells was opened. He says that a mighty column of oil spouted up to the night of 100 feet, carrying big stones with it, and that 1t continued gushing out until huge lake of petroleum vas form ed. The product IS refined on the spot by a process of dIstillatiOn, the residue being used as fuel, both for steamers on the Ca pin and upon many of the Rus sian railways. The by products of the dis tillAtiOn, such as naphthsline, benzOle. etc, meet with some attention; but that branch of the manufacture is st present in it's Virginia Chronicle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
-RoUGH PaIS- PLASTER

P,rnus and strengthening, improved, the best for bsckache, pains in chest or side, rheumatism. neuralgia. 9 cts. Druggists or mail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
ROUGH ON COUGHS. .H

Ask for "Roagh on Coughs" for Coughs, Colds. Sore Throats, Hosrse- uess, Troches, l5c. Liquid, 25c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Fresh Oysters and Frogs at the Mairos Doree, corner Of Cnnrch sLn a"U Mesills street. Open day and nighI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Fine cup fl co Ire or chocolate a Rothschild's Confes estionery. ocoo'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
TIE FlGlIS EIt3lHlHO.

"I hrv- never He.I its equal. CLARA LOUIsE kErLoeF- sfir..-.a.- -.l -s from ..4 E.-. If ,i..raL
 l.L. BAE. .urr .- lO..
 San franc .--1. Cal. a7-s1l Sole h--E.s lJr t.- .l.. re Goa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
DEEDS.

A' b Elder and wife to W. E. Hens ii-'' l'lse ani lot Tn town of Hsrshaw; 1 iaf-rr,t. $50
 D ,,''eary Pascal to Arthur Peck and IL: -- -' C'Ell. th- Peck ranch, Tumacscorl Ns d Nlkias and wife to E w. 5. S, ,I trustee, lot 2. block 179, Tucson; 2, Ngarne ,1arne Salisbury to J. D. Perryer. ct Nr Home Again mine. Harshaw; S3.oOO'
 MISCELLANEOUS. -9Arrlage certificate of John M. TrayeI F fi-l Miss Josephine NJ. Schreiber, April i' by Jules Deraches.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
AIILLSITES.

N4rd, Greatervllle district, April 6; Q. . ,, ,esen re, rre4terville district, April O' E \. Tsllotson.
 z Oai May, GIratsrvlllc district, April S aa6.-, ,,, Greaterville district, April 6; . r. Wrmple.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

The bills of E. k. Sykes for S37 45 were disallowed on account of their appearing to be incorrect. and the Clerk instructed tn return them Tor correction. There being DO further business. on motion the Board adjourned.
 J. ;. MANSFIELD.
 Chairman. Attest: W. B. HoRroS,
 Ex-OFFIcIo CLERK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
official Records.
LOCATIONS.

\, L'oerin'e mIne, H1ebI IbI mountains, A.''l ]; Gal;anu Cloff ,rdi.
 L-Sa Tender, Trade Dollar, Anna D, -sA.nSt ln, Copper Boy and Ne"cho rPIl-S, Pmt district, March 6; l.. F. fl--. II. H. Perry.
 Anoe, Pima district. April l5; How a'a L. Bsue-. F. B. Cliff Ird. u h':'i Flnsn, Pin district, April 10; --o"ard L. Banes. E. B. Clifford.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

NJ. P. FIREMAN. Postmaster
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
PersOnaI.

MT. Joseph L. Joyce was trife better yesterday, although still very i'll. P. E. Austin, formerly in the sewing ma chine business in this city, is now of Bridge port, and is travelling through the country, aiding in getting a book published.
 George A. Shelley of Madison, Conn.,, has received from Croydon, Utah, part of the effects found on the body discovered there, and proves beyond doubt that the body was that of his son Charles, who has been missing since last fall. Sheriff Scranton has worked on the case.
 Charles Yale, son of the late Jonah Yale of Saratoga Springs, died at New Milford, Conn.,, on Wednesday and was buried in Lee Friday.
 Lawyer s. F. Jones, of Hartford, will erect a cottage at Twin Lake.
 J. H. Stanley, the fraudulent magazine oanvasser, was sent to jail at Hartford for six months.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

The COURIER ball nine went out to Orange on Saturday afternoon to meet the Transcript nine in friendly game of ball. They start ed, however, with fixed determination to exterminate the Derbyites on the diamond, but returned home sadder but wiser men. When the game was called the aesthetic pos lures of the fantastically uniformed COURIER pitcher in knickerbockers and gray stock ings somewhat surprised and for @ while seemed to intimidate the Transcript men, but his phenomenal contortions in the deliv- cry of the ball had no effect on them and they set to work in the way known only to the horny-handed Birmingham boys and by effective batting scored run after run, until at the finish the score stood 22 to in their favor. A return game will be played at later date in this city