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nfflCE OF INSURANCE. STA
" tlstiesan History, Austin. TeSns. Fcb
~ lSo1-Io An Whom II May Concern, mi,
~ 70 certify that the American Sire Ipsprebcs
company, OF Philadelphia, Penn, hss
w ~ ~ respects igily complied with the laws
business In this stale, and tbet seid 1CS n,,,s
hiainy holds Certificate OF Authority from
t W, ounce ent lt'lng u 20 do business iu This
S9tate LOT Twelve months from the lst day oi
~ nHu"fy' lNso, to theSlst day OF December.
=. : l-Given under my hand and so,l n,
written. "''N u''' Nie' AooNe
H. = BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
Nur.n.
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ON V-au.I-
City eounclmc Tuesd ~ ujshti! re

Olty eounch ~ Tuesday Eht j. re
uiar session, ous as it was tat Of he
OF the municipal election, Is ad-
tourne6 over until last night when The
board reconvanea. Mayer Cahol pre-.
si11ed. Absent, Aldermen Moroney tnF
G'osoD, Tho minutes OF tie pravip' IS
meeting were read aud stood apprO' sei.
The monthly reports OF officers, were
read and approved.
The city marshafs report shows the
total amount OF fines ss7essefl during the
month of March 10 10 s52O, and the
amount paid Sl6l 50, snd the number OF
arrests made 223
The ballo. boxes From tho dna.ens
wards were opened, tho ballots counted,
ana the various candidates elected de.
clared so, all OF which was published IN
! yesterdays HERALn.
The committee on claims reported a
| batch of claims against the city which
were allowed anu ordered paid.
The following resolution adopted By
engine company No. LOT the iiro depart
ment, was reHd;
Be it resolved, that we, tho voluntse
tiremen Of engine comptay Nh |, usi
not further assist Gr work at .iye,
unless the city council u
their next regular meeting, shalt ,t5y a
least six moInbeTs, VITO shall BE- chosal
from this company, excluding enEiueel
: and drivers. tn case the c1nuCit shall
, see fit 10 pay proposed nom3Srs, tina
, we, as volunteer company, WHl assis
IN exttngiishiug all fires rs heretofore
1 That copy OF this resolution Be sent q
all other companies for their approval.
- kEE COIN, President
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W l.. CABFII., Mayor.
true conv. w. N. pANHN. CIV AnnrnlurN
An oRDlNANcE EXTENDING coca.

4 n ORDINANCE EXTENDING COCH-
~ ran street fifty feet wide TO the Missouri
Paclhc Eg.lIoUd truck:
SECTION 9. BE % ordained by the City
Council OF the city of Dallas that Cochran
street In the city of Dallas, be- ex-
tended In q : 78e west direction nifty
ie { wide, as follows: Beginning al Il
point In the n nth line OF block 76 l0d town
thirty feet Mt right angles from the center OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad track: thence
n. e j.. parallel with said railroad track
ana thirty feet thereirUm lity feet; thence
n I59 f. parallel with said north line OF
block %, about two hundred feet, 90 p. Gibbs
southwest line; thence with his said south
west lile $. 42o T., ffy.elght feet 10 ihc
north line Of block u; tpouce 76- W. with
line OF blocks q and 20, about two hundred
and forty feet 70 the beginning.
SIC. Q That said extension he made ac-
c0rding 70 the Dallas city Charter and that
all damages and costs Occasioned thereby be
assessed against the property adjacent there
by ana benefited In accordance with said
charter.
SIC. 3. That this ordinance take effect
nom and after its passage
Approved February n, 1885.
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FOE RENT


f'OR REST-6u BRYAN, 80. M uTS
wood, new, 20; 1918 Main street. reoM,
$50; I'LL Co m rec II eet, rooms, Is. hi
Main $40; 1892 Commerce street, 10. nj, NJ.
" orrent ard safe In al psrts of t6e N,
land THOMPSON, 60 Sycnm.re street
TOR BENI-RuOM, FURNIFHED M
i uuiurnh he'd, Il Wood street near n
Nshtr l + relsht neroi. apaf
LOR EENT-COIrAGE WITH Z P0WS
40, laU5 Con mere street; also h61s
80 l231 Main street. Inquire at l2u mn
street. ab NV
DOR RENT-A MAT COTTAGE W7F
a uVc rooms, stab n, orchard Hlu wen
5000 WHter on HarWOn3 Street. brtvae. ~
avenue ald san Jaci4to. Apply 10 IoHS \
JoyEs, Cot or Buyer. apl5
Lok kENr-COTrAGE, THREE G75
4 rooms, besides hail, kitchen, seryals
room, stable, yard l2Nl8 feet, shadetress /,
me street raj Way, being lH3 san Jaeir,
street; $40 per month LINDsLEY & EuIr
FORD, 1a5 Main street, upstairs. mchIf
L'uk kENF-NO. US MAIN SFEEET-I
SUITE OF rooms fitted with "a. vsiF
etc'i very comfortable and es eei lIy suI,I
w Hsolesslohal gentleman with fmiy Az
WY 1ily NHil0na Bank. mal4
fNuE kENI--A HANDSOMELY FURS
a lshed room. apply 726 Elm ST.
XVI. Nt'N IL II r bhltk LIVERY SID
Il Die formerly occupied by. HcDoFtI
Slmons Z Alsion, situated on die sou,h ,gl
OF flm street between Sycamore and s..,p
slreeis, and in iTUnt OF Mayer'- car1ep. n,
5Nl1 !eet on Elm, and horse lof In roar Il
W. irouis on Mem street; S2sialls: eztzgsITl
iolt-rovm, with jramwaynnd every couyrs.
fence ana the most centrally Locate tsb,
ID The city. Apply 10 W. II. PEATBEF, a
Ellu street, 'eo5s
Hon kEHT-THE BPICK .E0JT
i 70. tl3 and 6l5 Elm street, now orcuplI
by Randall Bros; Iosscssi n givfn M nm
Apply TO- oHN BRowNINa, OlesnIfr stTes
febl7.h
Eok RENr-THE BRICK STUFF-I00I
4 including bedrooms above, Situated n
tlV racine avenue. Apply "a J0EN BgOvy,
ING. Oleonde street. feblf.a
FOR RENr-DWELLING WITH FIVE
rooms; also one or two ooms furnl,hlI
Apply 1i3 Elm ST. A D. HoYr apfis|
TOR RENr-MELLERSHs STORE, GiI
~ anc mi at o kln n, W tn GOOD esias
I'h business, Two miles north, on penig|
road Inquire on premls OF Geor g WI
tfsns anrS1I
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Tho seeming mysteries of astronomy
will appear as patent realities under the
lueid t0aches of the great astronomer,
Prof Proctor,
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A n ORDINANCE EXTENDING AKARD |

"A STREET:
sECGioy /. BE it ordained by the CITY
Council OF the City OF lallgs that I'm Accord.
ance with the dedlcr n heretofore made by
Edward c. Browd and n. X. Hfford.
oWncrS OF the gruul Akard street. ts now
opeheli Is hereby de red TO be O street OF The
city, my feet Wide ION Mill creek 20 the
llne or the corpor On, the course being n
continuation I'm a Get line Ol said street ON
the north sideofs creek ;aud that this or
alnance shnll "a effect and be eui0rcsd
nom and after o. pnssaue.
Approved FebIUnIy2l,
W. j. CABELt, MAYOR.
a true cory: w. p. PAgEY. r.ty ssrr'i NV
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Ice delivered IN all parts OF the CITY
Iexss Ice Company, Telephone $40. Ice
made from Browder Springs water,
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London and Liverpool papers report
remarkable cures Of rheumatism by ST..
Jacobs on, onr standard remedy.
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A n ORDINANCE A SESSING BENE-
IA fits ard levy special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding property
benefited by the extension OF Cochran street
7bo west as ordered by ordinance OF Febu.
airy %, 1865.
SECTION /. BE It ordoined by the City
Council Of the city of Dallas that for the pur-
pose Of paying for the property condemned
for public use in extending Cochran street
=. zoe W., IS ordered by ordinance Feb. p,
1875, there be and is hereby assessed and
levied a special tax against the following
surrounding property holders and property
benefited rs follows viz; A. Wagtnhau.
ser, block 10, of original town of Dallas, be-
ing 20 feet square, contai ing 1000 square
'eet OF land; also block north of and adj
Joining said block rs and being 700 feet north
49 wet by an average width Of $50 feet,
north 10 . east containing 800 square feet
of land, out of the John Nelly Bryan Head
right, all beneeted 10 the amount Of Sl0O:
NJ. ~ Arbucklc, a lot l5B feet nor h 75c east
by Il feet north 40 west, containing 1900
square feet, on the north side of Cochran
street, as extended, being in block ---, and
benefited SO; + M. COckrell. lots aud q in
block II block 70, orig mai town of Dallas,
b ing 100 feet square, containing l0,Ujj square
feet OF land, and benefited SIS; Mrs $. II,
COckrell, l0ls 8 and 4, block " block 70. orig
mai iowa of Dallas, being l000 square feet
Of land, benefited 2lOJi h Gibbs, a lot ON
north Side Of Cochran street, 49, feet wide
by 100 feet long, containing 1850 square 'pCt.
benefited $50 An OF Sid opery
being situated in the city and
county Of Dallas and state OF Texas, and
sud sums or money being the rc,rec-
I've proportional amounts OF srCclfl taxes
que upon all surrounding property directly
benefited 10y the extension Of said sire tas
SEC. 2. Thattho City Assessor and Cone,-
Tor Is hereby ordered To coll 90 said special
lakes In accor puCe with the provisions uf
t IIl CITY Charter IN such cases made and
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d. OTro, Secretary.

The matter wgs referred t9 tho COM
mittee on fire department % prepare an
ordinance TO cover tho case
The claims OF judges and clerks OF
election We're ordered paiL.
Council adjourned untm next Tuesday
ninhI
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NOk = LEA NEAi COrrAGE OFFlliI
i rooms, besides bath 70 m and servant
room also Cistern, wuod-house, good lM|
picket fence, with lot ,0NlS2, on Belt LlneA
IL, only few mi ute walk from Pts'Oha|
Q AkaId stree, near Park street, for 80
by III. KRUEGFL. aplS+I
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EnR SALE.

EoR SALE-STOcK Y RID, ELM n
Il sOON2OO 60 head stock horses; house al
iol' Btyan cud Brgla streets, s. 500: l0l11
mAln 10 CONNER q, 20 o; sm II house b.
street., lot iOx o., 500; 5Jx0) Cnmmra
near Market, $50; room house, lot s01i
DUNCAN street, sou; ON6S Bryan slntl
snlall mouse, S3oO; 5UN26S Bryan street, b
proved, $3.50; 7.r ON house, Fiora ira
~ 1oOi tracts, from 10 o. acres, ~; abH
SUN, LAM 4 THOMPSON, 100 SycamAn &
IGOR SALE CHEAP FOR OASIi-fVO
II sec nd-hand bug les, gooi ms new A,
Ply az H. :. Matthews Lumber Yard, rs
avenue ap ~
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IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
10 Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Eypross
Money Order, New York Exchange or Dram
on New Orleans.
,,r Letters with Currency invariably by Ex-
We pay Express charges on all sums of IS
ADDRESSED: NJ, a. DAUPIIIN.
,,,-..-r,, New Orleans, Ia.
Acdress Registered Letter, and make po,f
ONCE Money Orders PAYABLE 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New OrlCnna n
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EORSALt,--A LOT 3dX 80 FEET, On TN
y north sd, OF Elm street, 20 fet west n
FrVay; this property Is now renting for y
per month and will be solo CHEAP and on eaiI
terms, ApplV 20 w r. NuoRT mchsu
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TOR SALE-ONr HORSE AND D0UBLk
- seated phWton and harness; hOrs J
years old, about 49, hands high aud drive
gentle; ph@ton good rs new; viii sell CHEAP
Apply TO sIMPs n Is HUFFMAN, 7Sl kn
street. mar2au
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EvERH hrst-class dealer sells Opera
Pnd Cigarettes. WIN not stick 10 the
lips.
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DOR SALkAC II. oOPER, ~ MAIN
Il street, has for sale one OF the handsonea
residences In he city. apia
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EoR sALE-THREE BILLIARD AMP
II Two pool tables; =, cond-hRud: Will seA
az big bargain. Apply to L. CRADpOC.
Dallns, or Y. j. CRADDoCK, Corses,naa
E'QR bALE-CORn MD STOVE WOVg
IN any quantity aud best qualify o.e
2uQO cordaou hand, Also, wanted 70 buy "
ton coed cgd seed cotton 81 hlghe.t maiI.sv
price, A. DYsTERBACu. sell.s
TOR SALE or RENr--T WILL BkLLnv!hn
rent the store house In Re- OAK on ~,
las and Waxahachie road, 81 miles ipss
MaXahachlo, formerly occupied Oy ~
Daniel, The house is new, built msl WI
and a fine trp ing point, being surrqunSsss
~ q good country an thlclly settled ss
ey 70 JOHN q. GIBBONS, admlnlstralW
Daniels estate, Red oak. hw--
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"a OTICE-THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE
~ thEt on the 18th Of February, 1855, I. T..
Boiling y Co, auado deed OF general assign
mentor benefit OF their creditors, and that
am appointed assignee under said deed.
marS-im 81. MCCLELLAN.
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MAETED-TIE TEXAS EiiTTT-zI-r
W d0wment Association win glve g no .
profitable employment 20 exporienos5i ~ q
snce solicitors. Address A. N. Hal s ~,
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~ OTICE-BIDS FOR WAFER PiPE-IiN-
- der and by authority OF resolution OF
the City Council, bids Will be received at Of
nee OF CITY Secretary until Arril2O, 1885, FOR
S25, COD worth OF water pipe and special cast.
lngs on such plans and specifications as NAV
be pro, ed by the W alter Superintendent
and Water Commissioners Bids TO be for
cash or city bonds at par.
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Application lorratcs to clubs should bcmade
oniy 70 NE oihceof thc Company in New or
ie.ns. For further information, write clear.
ly, giving full address.
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w ~ ILD-I HAN tLERS no Sf1b-i
y, the Cleveland House, Abilene W H.,
n, MT. beTlha Benson, Proprleiresr. Ho1
thoroughly ntted up and conducted ~
European plan, with restaurant o,,o o5 ]
meals at all hours, and polite attentiorn,e.ai y
clal Inducemonts for drimmer. -vlou, W
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INlt kENI-GHE BPICK STO2E.RO0I
Il. ~ y O. ol8 and 6l5 Elm street, now occupla
Apply oJoHN BRowNINo, Olesulfr stTes
fsbl7.A
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MhKA1 8 sHUMARn, Ar,nt..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-17

The Roman newspapers are protesting,
not without cause, against the eXtraordi-
nary revival Of the so-called "Drama OF
the Dead" which was again celebrated
this year upon the Campo Santo on All
Souls Day. The horrible custom, more
honOred 10 the breach than the Observ-
ance. had been discontinued for fifteen
years-that is 10 say, ever since the ma
ti0nalzatiOn Of the capital OF Italy. Some
pious persons, however seem to have
thought that II would be pious deed 20
"restore" this hide0us spectacle, and u
was carried out with considerable ex-
pense Of money, labor, and perverted in
genuity. Skulls, bones, and entire skele-
tons were collected from rihed graves,
and piece called 'The Vision of Ezekiel
in the Valley OF Dry Bones" was exhibit
ed 70 the faithful and the scornful. The
real lmpiety OF this odd union OF religion
and stage was made the more manifest
by the loudly-expressed suspicion OF some
naturally-indignant persons that the re-
mains OF their kinsfolk had been employ
ed, among others, for the hideous theatre
cal representation. Whether their suspi-
cions we're or were not well founded 10
seems impossible 10 decide. But such an
abuse and Insult both OF the departed and
the living IL quite practicable with ltal-
ian burial customs.
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An Excess of British N1aidens.


Girls Gossip IN LOndOR Truth.
Are you aware, my dear, of the appall-
ing fact that there are 94S,000 more wom-
en- than men in Great BritaInf At least,
there was this very awful disparity OF
numbers at the last census. and | don't
suppose that the disproportion has de-
creased since then. In fact, IL seems that
il is likely to become greater and greater,
for more girls are born than boys, and
men do not, as a rule, live so long as
women.
This immense fact means, perhaps, very
little to married women, unless they are
mothers of large and expensive family
OF daughters; but to the unappropriated
among us, it is fraught with the direst
meaning. We are all taught from our
nursery days upward to look forward to
the time when we shall be married "and
live happy ever after. DO not all the nur-
sery stories and fairy tales end with we'd
ding bells? And l suppose that il is nat
ural for a woman to like 10 have a home
Of her own, and husband and children.
There are women who would despise us
for making such confession; but do you
not think with me that an unshared
life seems incompletey Well, dear, in
the face OF all this are those dread
full six figures, the female oyerplus of
$4,000.
1t is therefore quite apparent that sew
eral hundred thousands OF us must re-
main single. and we may as well look the
matter straight in the face, and, while
we hope for The best, prepare for the
worst. Marriage 20 the great majority of
women means h provision. Failing this,
they must provide for themselves. So, every
girl should be brought up 10 some occupa-
ton that would bring her in sufficient for
her maintenance. Fathers ought TO see
that their daughters are as carefully
trained with a view to self-support as
their sons are.
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Father Phelan on sam Jones.
From the Western Fatc6maR.

rF0Ht eftS ReSfcTY6 " tttctht03t.
At the present time in our city thous-
ands or Pedestrians are crOuching, tremb-
ling at the feet of man who shouts his
crude individual opinions into their ears
and lashes them with whips of Georgia
scorpions. lie tells them they must
choose between the theatre and Heaven;
that whisky is drank at the cost of the
soul; that cards are tickets OF admission
to hell. He refuses to reason about it;
those who accept his gospel must believe
and tremble. Now is 1t true that liquor
cannot be drunk without sin? There are
many good men in every community who
use liquor in lifelong moderation. Is 1t
true that they will all be damned? Sam
Jones says so, and that ends il. Again,
Is it true that no one can be saved who
plays cards? There are hundreds of
thousands OF good men and women who
play cards for amusement and even add a
little stake to give interest to the game,
who would not. perhaps. exchange their
chance OF Heaven with sam Jones. Last
ly, is theatre the vestibule to damna-
ton! Very good people 20 to hear works
OF the great dramatists presented on the
stage. The men and women who are seen
in our theatres when great actors appear
III tragic roles are not the class from
whose ranks hell is supposed to be re-
cruited. We take it for granted that Sam
Jones does not drink liquor Che says he
hates 1t worse than y; that he does not
play cards; that he does not fire.
quent tine theatre. There is nothing in
the Constitution or laws of any State TO
compel him to do any of these things. But
where does the Scripture tell rs to take
up our cross and follow Sam Jones. w here
does the Scripture condemn stimulants in
moderation; the enjoyment sim ultaneOus-
ly, by ear and eye, of the grand master
pieces of poetic genius; the amusement
and recreation of game Of chance? Our
Lord drank wine at the marriage feast;
he supplied wine to the company, and Of
such very good quality, too, as to provoke
the admiration of the master of the feast.
He condemned the sOur-fsced Pharisees.
He loved rompIng children and loved to
caress them. He warned his followers
not to look sad. From all this we can in
fer that the Savior was in no wise adverse
to innocent sport. But Sam Jones says
amusements must be stunned like the
face of serpent. Itmatters not who told
him so, or where he got 1t. That is his
ipse diXit, and if ''the poor devils" do not
like 1t they may lump it.
In the case of craniOtomy, it took a con-
gregation OF theologians and Cardinals
ten years to decide that it was wrong.
Many of the most important decisions in
morals were reached only after long dis
cussion in a general council of the uni
versal church. We admit we are priest
ridden, but our priests sit us well and
treat us like thOrOughbreds; the parsons
ride like yahOos, and take their people for
dOnkeys, using club and CAD unmerciful-
ly. We do not like Professionalism. We
do not like impudent assumption of au-
thority. We do not like Sam Jones.
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a New Gold Mine.

CANTON, GA, Dec, ia new and very
rich gold mine has just been discovered
four miles south of Canton. Capt. Cook
has put in operation five stamp
mill, which Is getting out 30 tons OF the
ore per day. The vein is Is feet wide and
as deep as has yet been tested. Thisyein
runs between two large branches OF water
that can be controlled at will. Mr.. NJ. g..
Donaldson, an old miner OF the California
mines, says that the 30 tons OF ore net
about 500 OF pure metal Capt. COOK -
AN energetic man and has much skill as
well as experience in mining. Capt.
Cook will continue to put In more stamps
as the work progresses, as the rich mine
Ia inexhaustible, and the water facilities
are AS good a. can be desired.
Since the last Indian left this country
I'm this date there has never been such a
dearth in money and 30 dull a time in
business matters. Never was there 50
much suing and pushing for debts.
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ScriVen Court.

SYLvANIA, GA, Dec 15.-The adjourned
term OF the Superior Court convened here
yesterday morning, Judge Carswell pre-
siding with his usual ability. The atten-
dance of people has been small thus far
owing to the bitter cold weather. The
following visiting lawyers are present:
Hon. 4. w. Meldrim and Wash Roach, of
Savannah Judge Jas. s. Hook, of Augusta;
Roger l.. Gamble, OF Louisville; T. IL.
Potter, of Statesboro; II. L. Mathews and
A. l.. Lanier, of Millen; and Solicitor A. II.
Rogers, of SandersVille.
In the Superior Court last night the
motion for a new trial in the case of Mrs.
Thompson vs.. the Central Railroad was
argued before Judge Carswell. Mrs
Thompson sued the road for damages on
account OF the death OF her husband who
was run over and killed at No. s several
years ago. At the last term Of the court
she obtained a verdict for 81 800, and the
plaintiff made motion tor a new trial,
which was argued last night by Judges
Hook and Hobby for Mrs Thompson and
Coils. A. r. Lawton, Jr., and j. G. Dell
for the railroad. The court refused 10
grant a new trial.
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The Southern League.

From the augusta (Gd.) ChroHicSe.
II will be seen from the letter subjoin-
ing that the board of arbitration OF the
National League and American AssOcia-
lion OF professional base ball players mas
agreed to extend protection to the South
ern League. There is now nothing in the
way OF the immediate perfecting of the
Leagues plans for next season. The let
ter Is as follows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. Q, 1885.
Alexander Proudft, President Southern
Ledgue:
SIR-The Board of Arbitration, at their
meeting held in Philadelphia yesterday,
adopted articles of qualified admission to
the national agreement, copy of which
VIII be sent you by Secretary Byrne for
signature. Mr.. Byrne also promised me
that he would telegraph YOU this morning,
as per your request. Secretary Byrne's
address is as follows: c. II. Byrne, Presi-
dent Brooklyn b. b. c., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Yours truly n. Z. YOUNG, Chairman,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-17
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itching, Burning, Cracked
and Bleeding Skin Cured
by CutiCura.

TT is at this season, when raw winds and
chilly blasts wake into activity Eczema and
every species OF Itching and Burning Skin
and Scalp Diseases, that the CUrICURA RENE
DIES are most successful. A warm bath with
CurIoURA SOAP, and single application Of
CUTICURA, the great SKIN CURE, instantly al
lays itching, removes cFusts and scales, and
permits rest and sleep. This reneated daily.
with two or three doses of CUFICURA REsOL-
VENT. the New Blood Pur fer TO keep the blood
cool, the pcrspirs lion pure aud IN irritating,
the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active,
Will speedily cure Eczema, letter. kiugwOrm,
run, and every species OF Itching. ScaIy and
Ptmply Humors of the skin aud Scalp, with
Loss Of Hair, When the best physicians and all
known remedies fail.