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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-20
AMERICUs NEWS.
EDrTED BY BuRLow.

HDITkO BY BURLOW.
FRIDAY, Aug. IA.
s. NJ. Bell who has been quite sick for
the last week, has so far recovered as TO
be able to be around town once more.
At the school meeting yesterday Jacob
Lesh was elected a clerk. A two mill
incidental tax and tax of eight mills
for teachers wages were voted. 1t Is
proposed that we have a first-class school
at Americas this winter, even if it does
cost the district a little more money.
Teachers will be expected to either
board or take up their residence in this
city, as it is not a wise expedient tor q
good teacher to live in one town and
teach in another. Al eight months
school will be held, leaving 1t optional
with the board To extend the time To nine
months. None but first-class teachers,
capable of maintaining good government
need apply.
Jessie Mills, of FIuitland, contem-
plates meving to Iona.
w. II. Egolf is putting up a neat and
substantial porch in front of his hotel.
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sCHUNEMAN-TaUEWonrnx

The following cards have been received
by number Of the many frIeads OF the
bride IN this city:
"Dr. and Mrs. j. w. TrnewOrthy an
-nounce the marriage of their daughter
Lucy to Albert Schuneman on Wednes-
day, August II, 1885, at Kansas City.
Mo. At home alter October 1, at No
1874 East Ninth street"
Mrs. Schuneman and the doctor and
his wife have numerous warm friends at
this, their old home, VINO unite in wish
ing the bride, young lady of most
amiabie aud excellent qualities, q lie of
happiness and prosperity. ana trust that
that the fortunate young man is entirely
worthy Of the fair lady he has won.
The following Ia from the Kansas CITY
Journal:
The marriage Of MIR. Albert Schune-
man and Miss Lucy TruewOrthy took
place ut O'Clock yesterday morning at
the residence of the brides parents, DIR.
and Mrs. j. w. TruewOrthY, on Locust
near Eighth street. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with flowers. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR. @.
L. Thompson. Only about twenty-five
persons, the immediate friends Of tine
family were present. An elegant break.
fast was served at 8 80 In the evening
MIR. and Mrs. Schuneman left for an ex
tended tour TO the north and east, inclId
ing the lakes, Niagara Falls and sh'
ST. Lawrence,
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TnE ONLY anEar rAIR.

As will be seen by the following from
the Topeka Commonwea tn, there Is to
be no state fair al that place this year,
and that consequently the Great Bis
nIarck Fair will have the whole field:
ave are in receipt of The premium
list of Western National Far assocla-
ton for It's sixth annual exposition,
which takes place September It'll TO 18th.
The list Is exhaustive, good premiums
being offered for almost everything that
naturally will be shown. As there is to
be no other state fair this year, the one
al Bismarck will undoubtedly be the
largest ever held IN tine state. The
grounds at Bismarck are unsurpassed,
east or west the show will DO large and
the people OF the state will make u hOlI-
day of thHt week IA September"
We hope that Lyon county will be
we'll represented by large attendance
at the great exposition.
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THURsDAY. AUGUST 20. 1855.
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"PHoENIX" MUST GO.

We understand that the internal reve-
nue. collector for this district, II. r
Dow, has lately interviewed the sellers of
that forty rod DRINK. phoenix" and
compelled them to pay the United States
special liquor tax on the same. The Ii
quid by those who have tasted it is
said 10 be ''vile" and to be half beer and
half carbonated water. We are informed
that the retailers here were guaranteed
that it contained less than the statuatorY
three per cent of alcohol. Mr.. Dow's
action we suppose settles the phoenix
business here and the dealers therein
will doubtless return to the "pop" dis
tribution.
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j. i. EVANS,
AYOTARY PUBLIC, and Real Estate. Loan.
~ Insurance and Collecting agent.
Hartford. Lyon county. Kansas.
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REAL ESTATE rRAKsFERs.
CITY TRENsFERs.

N. j. Stephen to n. W. Conner, &C
State street; $3.50
G. N. Curry % Mccormick s. Love,
IS Union street, Martins subdivision !;
$1,000.
]. NJ. Anderson TO ThOs. H. Johns, 50
and S5 Packs subdivision, block z Pot
WINS addition; $500
Cyrus Lewis to J. NJ. Taylor, 126 and
1913 Rural street; $500.
T. 8. KTutz 70 John 8. Watson, 15S
Cottonwood street; $50.
Alice 81. LoOmis 20 A. r. Taylor, III
Congress street; $4,000.
II. Vail 70 B. +. Moon, 16 and II
Market street; LOO
Emma Jones 20 SaIlie p. Campbell
/ 167 Union street; $3.50.
Levi @. Mallory to 81. IL. Penny, Il
| 10 and 20 Market street, RAndolph's ad
dition; $1,O50.
A. Gilbert 20 BENZ. Beck, o. Cotton
wood street; $655.
T. W. Haynes 20 ]. McAnultY, II
Congress street; $500.
@. 3. Pettingill 20 81. E. Norton, IN
hf 40, 81 and So Rural street, 81 900.
Saline r. Campbell to IL. @. Littl
167 Union street; 1915.
Il e. ID. McCollom 90 j. h Brown,
Congress. Copley's addition; $175.
i VT Slater to j. B. Cowgirl, 80 Al
40 Merchants street, Copley's additio
$275.
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CEnrRAL OomMnrrEE nEErINe.

The Republican central committee
met last Saturday at the office of Buck
& Feighan. in this city. The following
members were present: Chairman DR.. ].
]. Wright, Secretary w. ].
Jones, 1. e. Lambert, W.
s. jay, Dr.. s. z. Lanphear, G.. w.
Hughes, D. G. Edwards, VIM. Flicking-
or and A. W. Plumb. -
The resignation of John Bay as the
member for the First ward, Emporia,
was accepted. Mr.. Bay having removed
from the ward.
L was decided, upon me-
ton, 20 hold delegate
county convention, TO nominate candi-
dates for county clerk, sheriff, registel
of deeds, surveyor, superintendent O
J public Instruction (tofl vacancy ana
the election OF q county central com.
mittee, on Tuesday, Septembe
cad; at the same date
district convention TO be held 10 noni
nate commissioner for the second di.
trict.
Il was recommended that the prims
ries be held on Friday. September IL.
p. m, except in the city of Empori
where they win be held Al so p. m.
" Upon motion It was decided that q
basis OF representation at the conventic
r. should be one delegate for every fiffe.
Of votes, or msjoritY fraction thereof, ca
he for secretary OF state Al the election
of November. 1884.
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LIST OF LANDS
For sale by lhe
News Land Agency.
EClrY Lors.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.


II42. a house. of rooms, on two lots, good
wei and cisterD, plenty of fruit and shade
large stable, capacity OF c.stern $50 bbis.
Price s., $50.
1l5s- A suburban place OF 2 s. acres. 50
rods from city; new frame house rooms and
and cellar; young orchard planted; good well
and good soil. Price 81 800.
has. Residence property two corner lots,
one block from Commercial street, house OF
four room, stable and well.
mo. A new frame house of ak rooms,
good size, good stable and buggy house, GOOD
well; corner lot ON Commercial street, easy
payments. Price s, 800.
1910. Two east front lots with house of fouE
rooms, three blocks from Commercial street
Price, 81, $50; terms, $3.50 cash, balance on
time ut per cent interest.
12I6. A one-story, three room, frame
house, near the Normal Good location and
plenty OF front room TO add t.. 5000.
1913. frame house Of six rooms, well
finished, good cemented cellar, good stable
two lots. east and south front, all ini good
condition and nearly new; plenty of small
fruit; location near the round house. anf
very cheap at s, soc.
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NOTARY PUBLIC AND COLLECTING
~ Agent. Office, 1ls Commercial street.
Emporia. Kansas
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Maloney's IN b di-
vision of lot 8 OF
HI Ru0pl0SS

2 = . I18e91
ada sosssssssssssss
SCOTS sub division
of lot 3,bIk 8, Rug
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RyRn's sub division
of blk Z, Ruggles'
add-Cedar ss.....2
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f. e. Smiths 8 u b
division or extern
60. - Effkh aUn
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BOLD BURGLARY.


One of the most daring Tobberies that i
has ever been perpetrated upon this CON-
munity occurred last night at the Caiho-
lie convent on the corner of Cottonwood |
street and Second avenue, in which |
Father Meier was assaulted and robbed. |
Many of our readers are acquainted with |
the arrangement of the Catholic build |
ing. In the upper story is the auditor
lum, while the first floor is occupied by
the confession room, paTlur, kitchen anu
sleeping apartments f"r the fathers.
Dominick Meters room is entered by a
door opening into the hallway from
the north entrance, and IN this room the
atrucIous deed was committed. A NEWS
representative called On Father Meier
this morning and found him suffering
severIy from the wounds received, and
although he found much difficulty in
speaking he kindly gave the particulars
of the attack. al was intending to go
away Monday and had been TO the bank
in the afternoon and drawn every cent
had there In the evening called at Cas-
DEE nAlAoO1 AOoAAOASO ~ oAAo1~NS SO-O
matters relating to the church building.
returned about 10 o'clockand in COM
pany with Father Michael and others
sat tor some time on the porch at the
west end of the building. While we wers
there talking the doors and windows
were all open, When We retired the
doors were carefully locked and the win
dows fastened. About 10 O'Clock was
awakened from my sleep and saw two
men enter my door. cried out, who
Is thereY" and raised up In
bed. Just then one of them, young
man, apparently 10 years old. caught me
by the throat. l think l could recog-
nize him If should meet him. I strug-
gled to get up, and received heavy
blow on the forehead with an iron
weapon, but I still endeavored to shake
off nv assailant Another blow cut q
great cash IN my temple and rendered
me senseless for time. Yet I knew
they were searching the room for money.
They finally broke into the secretary
standing At the east side OF the room
Here they found my money, amounting
10 about $153. l came TO sufficiently to
follow them to the door,. One oI
them asked the other If the buggy was
all right, then turned and said TO me
Say one word and I'll shoot you i'm.
medislely awakened Father Michael
but the burglars had made their escape
The hallway this morning still showed
signs OF the fearful facts, as dried drops
of blood marked the places where Father
Meier had walked. AS soon as Father
Michael came TO the room where the
bloody work had been done, Fathel
Meier sank iainting into his bed, which
was red with his own blood. The police
were Immediately informed, but the rob
bers had made their escape. taking will
them not only the money obtained fron
Father Meier, but that which they fount
in several other rooms that were entered
, Father Michael thinks the robbers ma!
7 have entered the building while the com
pany were talking on the porch and 81
. creted themselves in Father Meier
room, or might have had keys wit
which they unlocked the doors. tn
entire amount of money taken was b
tween SITS and 500.
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Low PRICEp ExCuKsIoN.

TING Santa Re, during the dull warm
season has inaugurated low priced free
sleeping car excursions from Kansas
City and other Kansas points To any
point on the California coast OF to any
intermediate point. The excursions will
be run every other week, tickets good
for any point in Colorado, Mexico, ArI-
IONA and California. For time tables
and information write w. f. White,
general passenger agent, Topeka, or ap-
ply to local agents.
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Council Grove Cosmos: The ques-
lions received from the state
board were destroyed, as they were the
same as had been used In adj dining
counties. The examiners destroyed
them, giving questions of their own.
and issuing only third grade certificates.
We are glad our superintendent and ex-
AmInors are such determined men, and
those who look to the interest of Morris
county teachers.
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oENrRAL arARIrs

VIM. Adds, who has so successfully
managed the above named livery estab-
lishment, will, on the LIST of September,
deliver the same to Edward Robards OF
Dow creek to whom he has traded the
property for Mr.. RObaria' half section Of
improved land severn miles from the
city. The consideration for the barn
and lots, exclusive OF the livery equip
age was $12, 900.
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r ank Lealle's sunday sIagu.,ne.

X hnk Lealio'S Sunday Magazine
For September opens with a profusely
illustrated article on "The Bible in Eng
lish, /" tracing the history of the English
versions from Wyclif's TO the latest ver-
sions. Accompanying this article are
portraits OF thirty of the Old Testament
Revision Company, and WyclIf, Cover
dale and Tyndale, besides other illustra-
lions. Illustrative papers on "Madagas-
car" picturesque Bits of jamaica"
borhood," and Scenes a.
Chautaque Lake" will interest the geo.
graphical students. Bernhard Klein,
Auguste Panseron, Johann Simon Myer
and Samuel PaTkman TuckeImen are
sketched in the sacred musician series;
"The ProdIcal Son" with two illustra-
lions Is the subject OF tho parable, and
The Rival Kingdoms OF Judah and Is
rael" the subject OF the bible history
articles. This last has seven fine
illustrations. Adventure is pro-
vided in elephant trapping IN
Ceylon," THE Aggageers, or Sword
hunters, on the Nile" and Tho Pris-
onerss Adventure" DIR. Talmage's SER
mon on. 'Sfh9 Boy Home" and his edi-
toriai cAomments treat on fresh and time
| " topic. The two serial stories In
crease in interest, and there are several
| good short stories and poems, besides an
L attractive and abundant miscellany
Published by Mrs. Frank Leslie, %. 81
and 81 Park Place, New York city, a
25 cents number, or $2.50 year, pos
tage paid.
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Governor Martin yesterday appointed
]. K. Walkup of EmporiA as a delegate
to the northwestern waterway conven-
ton, which meets at st. Paul, Minnesota,
on the 80 of September. AS Governor
Martin is not the kind of q man 10 go
back on his appointments or agreements,
VIC suppose this one will not be recon
adhered"
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FARRwELL SERVICES.

Rev. Father Michael Saturday morns
ing conducted his last ser
vices in this Catholic diocese.
He stated that LIE suffered
from the excitement attending last
nights affair and regretted such q lamen-
table occurrence on the very eve Of his
departure. He asked the congregation
to pray for the recovery of the good pas
tor so ruthlessly assaulted and robbed, and
condemned with most emphatic words
the outrage perpetra,ed and the daring
attempts which did violence 70 the sa-
cred character OF q Catholic priest
Father Michael leaves tomorrow moor
for his old home al Chatham, Ontario
kilograms have been received assuring
him of the great warmth of feeling helC
for him there and assuring him OF an en-
Ihusiastic welcome. We wish hin
much peace, contentment and pros
/ pertty.
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ID. O. GRINHELL. J. Pc
A MERICUs, KANSAS. Real Eetase and
IN Collection Agent. Once third dooTs eAst
cor. Broadway and Maine. Correspondenoe
collected.
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A member OF u travelling troupe that
recently visited this city was arro sted
while here for stealing chickens and
taken before the police judge. Not hav-
ing the cash TO pay his fine he would
have made his last appearance in Em-
poriA on the rock pile. but for the man.
ager OF the company who secured his re-
laaaa
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r h. WILHlTE, Nv. "a,
MIocoIlaneous,

FREDERICK 3 BURTON,
DIAL ESTATE, Loan and Insurance
hAgents; have 3 complete set OF abstract
books for the city, and make city property
ana rem 1SG1 n zSaoOSAlxzz
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The derailmont Of the freight spoken
Of in Friday evenings paper, was more
serious than supposed when the word
was received here. The accident occur
red few miles this side of SeveEy, and
was caused by broken flaDge on the
engine truck. The engineer, William
FTisbie, and the fireman, @. w. Shep-
herd, remained In the cab IS long Is
possible and then sprang TO the ground
to avoid being crushed to death. Mr.
Shepherd fell with the weight of his
body on his right arm, dislocating it
Mr.. Frlsbie escaped without a scratch
The engine was turned over, the cab and
tender demolished and two cars thrown
from the track The wrecking traiE
was sent out last night and the tract
was cleared so that the passenger coul'
pass about midnight. The engine vii
probably arrive IN Emporia for repair
tonight. Mr.. Shepherd was brough
here on the morning train from Howard
and was suffering great deal of raj
from his arm and other bruises,
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ISL. 400 acres, 160 fenced, 90 in cultivation
good large 2 story stone house of rooms,
good outbuildings, good orchard, all kinds of
| fruit, good well and ponds, good soil. EN-
| pOria Il miles. r. Il station miles, school
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lI13. 100 acres, all fenced, 60 acres in culti-
| vatIon, small house, permanent stock water,
] y mile to +. o. and rail road station, very
| desirable location and good soil, terms easy.
| Price So, 600.
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Abner Hadley received circular let
tnr from Wcstchester, Pennsylvania,
stating that large illustrated history OF
the MAris family, embracing the names
Of more than 5000 people, will be pub
lishsd soon. Sir. HadleY's fathers
mother lie of this family. The book will
contain 800 pages and the illustrations
used will cost $500.
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Notice..

In the District Court in and for Lyon coun-
Ey state of Kansas.
iieWelyn Evans VS.. John Evans, Mary Ann
Evans, Samuel Evans, Margaret Evans, De-
Vid Evans.
The above named David Evans. q non-resi-
dent OF Kansas, will take notice that said
plaintiff, Llewelyn Evans. has Gled his petit
tion in the above named court. and that the
names OF the parties are IS above set out, and
that said defendants have been sued, ahd that
ne said David Evans. must answer the pett.
ton IiIed bv the plaintiff on or before Friday.
true and Judgment rendered In favor Of said
PLAINTIFF, decFeeinz that he is tn legal and
northwest quarter Of section Q, in township
Is. of range Is, In Lyon county, Kansas, and
dtiietfng his title against all said defendants
and for costs, BUCK g. FEI0HAN,
1873 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The father of Jack Roberts says that
he did not mysteriously disappear from
EDIporia, but went away for his health,
aud has recently been at the New York
sea coast, and is at present at Wilkes
Barre. Pennsylvania, where he may re-
main In business, or possibly he may re-
turn TO this city. We trust Jack will
soon be restored to health aud his fam
II,
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Notice

a. c. Hill. plaintiff. VS.. E. B. white. de-
PENDANT.
Before =. P. Payne. J. p, In and for the
of Kansas.
said defendant will take notice that he has
been sued by said plaintiff before SAID justice
of the peace; that q punishment summons
was on the 18th day of APRIL 1855, issued In
said cause by said Justice for the sum OF $4.oo
and served on the wells, Fargo q Co.s EA-
press Com pany, and said express company
answered, disclosing property OF the defend
ant in its possession. That said ceSe VIII be
heard on the 5th day Of june, 1855.
A. Q. HILL plaintiE.
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Thomas Cowling, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. @. CowIing, who 1--we four miles
Oast1 of Emporia. died Friday Of
cholera infantum. Thomas was bright
two-year-old boy. and his death is =
deep sorrow TO his father and mother
and their numerous friends in this city.
The funeral services were held
Sunday at 2 O'Clock and the body in
] TERED in MaplewOod cemetery.
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SherIR'g SAILS.
onSE1H ; cal5s
Levi. c. hEorrisOn V. RsbeOsA A. :

Notice Is hsrebs given that By II,
q me rillh indieiSI dist s s se1r g
and for Lyon county and stats o. fsnaS
IN the above entitled eouse and 20 ne dire
ed will, on Saturday. the 18th dav OF -
sember, a. ID. 1855, at II O'Clock q n a. -
day, ct the 'front.' door Of the court honss r
the city OF EmPoRia, Lyon county. KeHsss
public auction for ali the following dostsfI
Cd real estate, to-Wis:
The northeast quarter Inc n Of eeetf1
twenty six CD IN township twenty onof9ll. Z
range twelve ll91 in Lyon county, Ra11n.
said real estate to Be cold IS she property :
tee g1ztlee q said ectic1 - SATISFY said ord
Of sale and deeFee IN parsi1foa.
,. WlLEITE,
sslS sneEin Lyon Comfy Eausae.
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II-7 $50 acres; 100 acres IN cultivation, 30
acres timber, 100 acres bottom; good stock
and we'll water, splendid feed lot; stone
house, rooms; kood orchard; miles from
EmpOria. Price, $40 per acre.
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| II52 $50 acr,s; 50 ares fencri and in ctIi-
tivatiOs FSa.i frame EdtI-e 81 rnoTUs good
| barn; good -. Il, sto,E vaie. aad eastern;
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Notice.

have this day filed petition with the Pro.
mission % sell the NV - or section Z, town.
ship -, range J east IN Butler county. Kan
sas, 30 pay the debts Of tbs eafesS Of leaHs
n Reed, and the same has been set fer hsar.
ing at his once IN Emporia, KanRas, AuenSs
-. 1885. alto O'Clock, q m., at which time yer
will snow cause. II any, why said peftffsS
should not b allowed. j. JAY BUCK
Administrators Of Isaac II. Reed. docESsaI
August Zth. 1855. s3E9
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BuARD or EDUOArIoN.

ESIPoRIA, Kan, Aug. "A, 1885.
A special meeting of the board of edu-
cation was held at the office of the su-
perintendent, the following members be-
ing present: D. w. Morris, w. w. Scott,
G. w. Frost, T. E. Mcmillan, L. @.
Call, ]. G. Traylor, w. F. Ewing and ].
Burnett.
The committee on finance and taxa
ton made the following report of the
estimated revenue and expenditures for
nine months school beginning Septem-
Der IA. 1885. aud ending June IA, 1886:
REVENUE.
Levy OF ten mills on $2,312 04e
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Certain members of the base ball club
have been busily engaged recently
in arranging their new grounds at So
den's grove. The place selected is just
north of the grounds where Charley
Lovclace has his stand and so near the
grove that those who desire to witness
the game can do so and at the same time
remain In tho shade.
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Geo. Richie has rented the room in
the Masonic Temple, formerly occupied
by Maxwell q SedgwIck, and will con
meet IL with his present quarters by
large arch door