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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
Detroit Defeats the Champions.

DETROIT, Mich, September 23.-The
postponed game Of Tuesday was al
Dounc, d to be played this afternr on
but for a time in the morning 1t st emed
that t g weather would interfere.
However, coon after noon il b gan to
clear off, and when the cub5 came on
he tie d to practice the sun was shin
ing brightly. However, not more than
900 people were present. Hsrdie will
play third FIR the ChicaRos owing to
Burns's injury yesterday The batter
les are Clarkson and Kelly for Chicago
aud Baldwin and Gausel for the De-
troits.
When the game was called less than
1000 people were present. Detroit
went 10 bat.
First inning Richardson knocked
q high fly to Gore; Williamson made
magnificent one.hand catch of
Brouthers's hit, and Manning, who
plays in Rowe's place, died at first.
G0Ie went out On foul; Kelly reach
ed first on Hanlon's mu6, but was,
put out trying to, steal second, add
Arson IVES called out on strikes. No
runs.
Second-Tbompson bit to right for
two bases; Dunlap went out at first;
White hit TO Gore, who threw Thomp-
son out at the pat. Pftffer hit safe,
but was thrown out at second; Will
hanson was given base on balls;
Ryan hit safe; Williamson was thrown
out at third and Dunlap threw Clark
son out at first. No runs.
Third--Hanlon few to Gore; GAR
sci went to first on balls, and Baldwin
followed in like manner; on William
sons muf Of thrown ball both we're
advanced base; Richardson struck
out ;Brou:hers's three base hit brought
in two runs; another in on Manning's
triple; Thompson out at first; Hardie
struck cut; Flynn did like wise, as
also did Gore. Detroit 8, Chicago 0.
Fourth-Dunlap flew to Gore
White out at f st ; Hanlon struck out;
Kelly flew TO Richardson; Arson
struck out; Pfeffer out al first.
Fifth-Umpire Powers took position
behind Clafkson and announced his
decision from that place: CANCEL out
st first; Baldwin nit for three bss s
and scored on Richardson's hit, the |
latter scoring on Brouthers's bit; Man.
ming forced Brouthers out and made
the circuit on two wild throws by Viii.
hanson and Kelly; Dunlap louled |
out. Williamson hit safe; Ryan flew |
10 Thompson and Williamson scored,
having reached third on a Wild pitch
Garrison out at first, and Hardie struck
)ut.
Sixth-white went out from PfefTer
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Cable Flashes.

LONDON, September 2S -Thos. Web.
,sier,s the art at, is dead.
% PARIS, Sep embsr 2S.AThe exhibi.
ton guarantee fund has bsea fully.
subscribed. ~ ~ %
SOFIA, September % The Russian
agent has withdrawn from deposit here
the entire funds OF the agency, amount
ing to upwar / of 100000 francs.
BERLIN, September 23.-The Crown
Princess has decided to become the
patrone.s of the Balm Association Of
British and American Governssses.
LONDON, September 23.-Freuch and
German b mixers have tele9rdphed TO
S fla that they are willing to adj
vance a loan TO the Bulgarian govern
ment
SOFIA, September 90 The govern
ment has sent Madjid Pashs, the
Turkish delegate to Constantiuople,
10 ask Turkey to intervene II Russia
occupies Bulgaria.
PARIS. September 23,-Fraucs has
restored to King Norodom the entire
administration Of affairs in Cambadia
except the control of the opium mo-
nopoly and customs.
BERLIN, September 23.-The stee'-
aga rate war between the Atlantic
steamship companies is about to be
brought to q close. The lines particl-
padng ave ariaged basis for agree
meat.
BERLIN, September 2S. king, Will
lam iacxppct to arrive here from
Baden he fir week IN Ootoher, when
he will receive a visit from Prince
Regent Luitpold. This Will be the
FIST official visit Of the BA'saIisn ruler
since the uuificAtion Of tie German
states,
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st. Louis. 2; KANSAS CITY. 8.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 23-
Quinn lost the game for the Maroons
today to Kansas City on his very Wild
throwing 10 the seventh inning, allow
lug K idford to score TIE what proved
to be Winning run, Lille had re ched
first on his hit to lett. Radford bit to
Kiroy. who threw to @ linn in Tins 10
catch Lille a second, and in Q1ipn's
attempt 10 make double play, he
threw The tall Though The opening
near TIE gran! stand, and before Nc.
Kinnon could get it Radford scored.
The game should have ben a tie in
this innirg. Glss cock was tho only
one of hs Maroons able TO hit Will
ney effectively. He ii ched excel
leDtly, while Kirby was hit freely at
iimes. No sp cial features.
St. Louls.........0 DOL 10 O-2
Kansas City.......2 90 0 DOL OF 3
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THE HON. JOHN l.. II. sNEED AND
HIS NEIGHBORs.

The Democratic County Conven-
ton yesterday, in no unctra n voice,
unanimously Endorsed the candidacy
OF the Hon, John L T, Sneed for the
United States Senate, and instructed
the members from this county ito give
their btsi efforts to secure his cleo.
tlon." When candidate enters a pc
litical contest for any Office with the
cordial, hearty and enthusiastic In
dorsement Of his neighbors who have
known him long and intimately, the
victory is half won. Judge Sneed has
been given this armament for the con.
{ at GU which be has entered and thus
fortified he will make a gallant fight.
The universal feeling is that the high
est service which the Demo
cratic members OF Shelby county can
rerder the State is TO present
the name Of JOHN L. 7, Sneed as their
candidate for Senator, backed by the
unanimous choice OF the whole body
of the people Of Shelby county. The
Democracy Of Tennessee needs to be
represented in the Uuitsd States S,n-
ate for the next six years BY it's best
intelligence and largest public expert
ence, and they will have both in Judge
Sneed The Democracy OF Shelby
p esent him as their candidates.
Democrat Of unblemished character,
long and faithful service, and who has
the ability to reflect honor upon him
self and his State.
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tax vO !CE OF ms DEmocR.oy

Inc pro eotive tariff Democrats are
few in number, but they are noisy.
Their newspapers are rare and scanty,
outside OF the Republican organe, but
these few make up in zeal what III y
lack in quantity. They quote Lovingly
from each ther and the same editori.
ais turn up with the rsgu arily OF tie
links TO an endless chain pump.
Wo ves are veutrilcqu'ss, and a
dozen impTesses the bela,ed traveller
with the belief that he is surrounded
by all the wolves OF the wilderness.
But the Truth is the Democratic party
10 more nsarly united in opposition to
the principle of protective tariff
than any other lending feature OF the
Republican patty. Since March last
nearly every STATE in the Union hes
held aDemocrstie State Convention,
and with one rtwo exc ptions, there
has teen o trimming, equivocatiln or
evasi n. The Democ acy OF Wiscon-
sin WIS he last to hold State con.
yeniiol AID they resolved:
That The reduction OF tho tariT To
revei ne Ia 10 is a ca nal principle
OF th2 ID mocratic pary, aGd tia
thcs memnels 4 the present House
OF Repr tentatves, se LEI ted as ID mo-
Gratis who v tel against considering
b'll Tor { q redn uou OF tariff deserve
10 reclnnit on in Democratic councils.
The Democrats OF other States NAV
not htvs been 50 emphatic in de.
nouncing the renegades who voted
against considering r bill for the re.
duction ( the high protective tariff.
But they bave been equally as EN-.
pha'ic in demanding 'aifr reduced 10
a revenue basis tariff levied solelv
10 pay the expenses OF the government
economically administered. Were we
10 ansfar TO the columns Of the Ap.
PEAL the resolution OF each Democratic
st te Convention on the tar fl quss.
tioa ihe adler would lie surprised to
see how unanimous the Democratic
psry is Tor revenue ta,iG only. The
great agricultural interest Of the coun-
try, which 70 taxed at every turn, in |
everyAiog they consume, with no Ger |
resroading offsets on anything they |
prcduc, ara determined 10 be taxed no |
longer FOR he benefit Of thu rich mar
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uiac'uring monopolie'. The farmers
are united in declaring war on taiih
which favors and enrichts any one OF
several industries, or classes OF per-
sons, and especially The farmer, at thu
expense Of any other, or Of all Others
OF equal merit. Protection in no form
can be just fed on the score OF right.
TITO courts have decided that txes
levied for any other purpose than
that cf revenue is downright robbery,
aud s i'll we fiud Democrats ready 10
commit this robbery by taxing one
industry TO enrich another. Piotec-
ton is destined to be consigned 10 the
tomb Of obsolete ideas.
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To Receive the Freedom of Three
Irish Citi,s

LIMERICK, Sept ,mbe5 Sat q
meeting OF the muuic pal au.holines
Today letter from Mr.. Gladstone wf s
read with reference to the CouDfirs
dec sion to confer upon him the free.
dom of the city. The authorizes OF
Cork and Watsif ri recent y resolved
10 best)w a similar | onor on Mr..
G'adsto ne, AID he asks the Limerick
Council 10 arrange with the Councils
OF Cork and Waterford for a lint pre-
sen'atisn OF the freedom OF their re-
81 ective cities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
Modify ing BIS Altitude Toward
Russia

VIENNA, September % Count Kal-
noky will 60 to Petth tomorrow 10
pepsre the budget for tire delegations
and t. confer with Premier Tisza Ia
reg I'D to Hungarian ioterpel'a ions o u
the Balkan question. TIE AUSTIN
Cabinet Ministers will meet the Hun
earian C'binet Minister'S st Pesth t.
no row to distu quest us to be
submitted to the celt gations, and their
decisions will no impaired TO TIE
Emaero', who viii then fix a date for
the assemb ing # the del & itioIs. l
Is reported that in difference 10 Hur-
gali n opinion Pliuce Bismsrck Is
modifying his attitude to ward Russia.
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Ex.PRESIDENr ARTHUR'S
Health Neither Retter Nor worse
:" Will Return 90 New York.


New YORK, September 23.-Ex-
President Arthur has decided to leave
New London. He will return to New
York on Monday and occupy his
house on Lexington avenue this win
ter. ShermOn w. Knevals spent Sum
day with him at New London. He
says that the Generl's heslth Goss not
show any improvement, neither can
he be considered any W rse than
when be left New York. He is GER
tainly thinner, and is confined to his
chair the greater part of the time, but
his appearance would not lead a
stranger to think him an extremely
sick man. His skin is fresh and rosy
as ever. He no longer suffers FROM
insomnia, his appetite is ouly coca.
sionally capricious, snd he Is bright
and cheerful. He takes lively inter
est not only in his own personal af-
fairs, but in all the public questions OF
the day. 1t is not expected thSt he
can engage actively in business this
xri ntQF
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SALE OF DIVER BROS HORSES.
Pontiac Brings the Highest Price,
With Esquire Second.

GRAvRsRED, L. 1 September 3d.
The salo of horses belonging to the
Dryer Bros. took place here today.
The horses sold, the prices paid and
the purchasers were IS follows: Rich
mond, $3.50, z. G. Roth; Lsnox,
$ll0, ]. H. Schultz, of Bro )klyn; Pom
tico, 1850, F emont stabl 8; Bank
rupt, $1,000, Dave Campbell; POI tland,
$1,000. II. Dltmu', Brighton; Brambe
ton, $1,000, ]. BloSn, Brooklyn; Buf-
ia o, $40, M. N. Nolan, Albany;
Quincy, $3.50, L, Martin, Mobile;
Bellevue, $1,000, ". ]. DAILY; Rounds.
man, 800, H j. Woodford, Brighton;
Falsehood, $3.50, F. ]. Dlgney, Par.
vile, l.. l.; Fulton, $3.50, L. N. No
lap, Albany; Harlem, $3.50, L. Martin;
Esquire, S240O, Il. N. Newton; Hindoo
colt, $24O, s. B. Bryson; Virgil colt,
$l76, James Mack; Eulogist, $3.50, 7.
Commons, and Drake Garter, 500, J.
III, Field.
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The BulKarian QUESTION in Hupgarx

PEsTB, September 23.-In the HUI
parian Chamber Of Deputies Count
Apponyi interpolated the government
concerning the attitude of Austro
Hungary on the bulgarian question.
He declared that Austrian IL terests
did not admit Of one sided exren-
sion to influence any particular power
in the Balkans, and raid he wished TO
know whether Austrian interests per.
mitted Russi7, throu h her ep, cial
commissioner, Gen Kaulbars, to in
terf4re in the internal, or even Judi
cisl, sffiirs of Bulgaria. at is evil
tent," added Count Apponyi, "thdt
Germany supports Russia HISS there
been any consequent charge in the
Austro. q erman alliance p"
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Irish Anaira.

LONDON, Sep ember ga commit
tee of the Cabinet, consisting of Lord
Sal bury, Lord RAJ dolph Churchill,
S,r Michael Hicn Beach, Mr.. Mt
thews and Mr.. Smith, discussed he
Iiish question for TWO hours. Unless
some unforeseen necessity arises the
Cabinet will not meet again for sew
era weeks. Sir Michael Hicks. Beach
will at for Ireland early next week.
Gladstone will receive ths Irish depu-
ia ion a. II warden on DC ober 4th.
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Taken to the military Prison.

MADRID, September 23.-Gen. Will.
campo arrived h re today AID wa
taken to the mi airy pris n. Tho
Queen has undertaken 10 educate the
So s Of Gen. Velarde, who YVES shot
by the rebels. The Progress, q )rilla's
organ, announces that tne publication
Of ttat sheet will oe suspendtd for a
slot time in consequence of the
gravity of the political situation. Two
Republican editols have been i'm
prisoned.
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TIE PIRATE OF NATIONS.

THE PIBATE OF NATIONS.
The condition OF affairs in Europe
10 extremely critical, and all owing to
the desire OF Russia to crap Territory
from its nejghbors. This grssping
propensity is no new thing. Napoleon
at the beginning OF the century warned
Europs against the proclivities Of Rms
sia. History is filed with the exploits
OF men who were TO the countries sur
rounding them, the people of Rome { s.
perially, what piri To st sea is 10 other
ships with which they come in CON-
IA t Most countries know today that
1t is peace full c'mmerce that builds up
nation, but barbarian Ru "a has not
yet leaned thai great fact, and the
seeks to sg9randize herself by pilla9ing
ether peoples, A country with such
brutal inst nets should be treated by
Europe, rs the pirates are, az a com
mon epemy. Instead OF such a far
sighted course, E lgland says it is Aus
tria's place to resist; Aust'ia wants
Germany to participate; Germany
says the matter does not con-
Germ her. In the midst
Of this irreh ct,vs policy,
Russia gee, on increasing army, and
navy, and Notifications. In the long
run the government, that are now
supine will find Themselves in danger,
and Russia impenetrable and un.
comparable. Then the map OF
Europe will be changed, and who
Knows what ancient State may lose lis
nationality While in Europe Russis
is hectoring over Bulgaria, threaten
ing Turkey, and defying the different
governments there, it is conquering ter
iitory at the sources oil the 0xusinAsia,
and Is endangering the English pos
session OF India. Let the reader
glance on the map, from the Mediter-
iaueau, across the Black, the Caspian,
up the mountain chains OF ful thest
AffghanistaD, and then take in the
vast domain OF Russia from the Dan
nbe to the Arctic reg ons OF Liberia,
ard judge whether the European
powers are individually safe while
'uch a wild, war loving, territory.
,rasping power is allowed to increase
is power year by year? In ,hraldom
o the spiiit OF the dMk
IgsS, Ruesia ia a standing
menace toths worlds civilat on.
Like all nationalities OF similar pro
Russia pays no regard to
rea;ies or engagements that 1t does
10 suit her policy to keep. After the
)rimeau war she bound herself to put
10 war ships on the Black sea; while
europe was convulsed by the German.
french war she declared she would
ot regard the obligation, and her war
hips are on the Black sea today.
When the Berlin treaty was made she
Dgagl d to keep Batoum an open port
, the worlds comm cree; a few
ionths ego she closed it. When are
er ageressions to end? When will
or ambition become sati,ii, dP Re-
linded Of the fact we have g anced at,
ne reader can feel something OF the
npoit OF what is going on in the
across the Blsck sea
ON the Russian shore-and thus
'arn the value Of even apparently
'ivial events that are transpiiing
lere. The power that stopped TO kid.
ap King Alexander means mitchell.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24

ROME, September 2S.-In all Italy
since laet report 25 persons died from
cholera aud 2S new cases reported.
vienna, September 23.-Austrian
cholera returns; Trieste, new cases,
l DEATH Pes h, 80 new cases, 10
deaths. In ell other injected districts
NEW cases, deaths.
BUDAPEST, September 2S.-Cholera
has broken out among the soldiers In
the central barracks here end gen.
eral Hight from the city OF the wealth
Ter Inhabitants has begun.
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BASEBALL.
Ii tie Rock Putting ON Airs.

TbTHVIAb TO THE AFThAb'T
LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 23.-
The second and last game OF bail be-
tS cen the ssociation nine OF Little
r ok end the Athletics OF Hot
Springs was plsyed this afternoon,
and resulted IL to 0 in favoe OF Ii tie
Rock. Tomorrow's game has been
abr ndoned, 1t is proposed to play the
best nIne in the Memphis Associat on
en- the grouuds here next.
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From che IGeHfcnn OapaiaI.

CRY OF MExrco, September, 81
Congress has appointed commits ION
to study the silver question. A spe'
oial committee has been sppo nted by
Congress 10 study tie question Of
how to replace The s ate customs tariff
with q system less burdensome t.
commerce, and which will prove
equally advantageous TO the revenues
Of the several States.
The Chamber of Deputies has APP
proved its settlement Of the English
debt,
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HONORS FUR GLADSTONE
FROM THE CITIES OF CORK,
WATERFORD AND LIMERICK.
the British Cabinet and L ish AZ.
fairs Blsmar ck's Policy iowa d
Rassia Notified.

LoNDog, September 23.-L7rd Ran
do'nh Churchill will speak a. Br d.
Tod On October 24tn. Hs will leave
~ trip on the c,niioeut on DC ober
4 h, returning to England fortnight
later.
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The sultan ana ,hs EpgIi.b Primer,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 3d.
Inc sultan today gave audieI ce o the
DUKE OF Z inburSh aud Prince Get rye,
OF Wales. He received his visitors
most cordially, and conferred upon
both the decoration OF the Imperial
Order Of Osnanis. l is reported that
the Czarwitch is about to visit the
Sul'au.
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Under Marching orders.

BERLIN, SeptFmbar 23.-The V0s-
siche Zsitung says that Gen. Gourko
has ordered each brigade in Warsaw,
Gourlsnd and Llvonia TO BIO d iuef in
readiness to sart for the south a. q
days notice; al.o, that each brigade
has been instructed to have four eau
mons ready for trans operation.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Metrop Iitans, IL; Louisville, 3

New YORK, September 23.-The
Metropolitan and Louisville clubs
played at Staten Island today. The
Indisns oupayed their opponents a.
every point with esse. The game was
called at the end OF the sixth inning
% allow the clubs time 10 catch a
train for the Yves.
Metropolitan ...........3 04 4 0-12
l.; ulsville. .............0 / 900 q 8
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Riot In Connection win Evic,ious

DUBLIN, September ga body of
Galway police made seversliarregts in
Pertumma today in connection with
the eviLtions gong on there. A m b
col ected and attempted to scus the
prisoners, attacking the police with
stones. Toe police charged upon the
mob with drawn batons, wounding
several persons severely. Four If the
r oterE were arrested.
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Baltimore, 8; Cincinnati, 8.

BALTIMORE, MD, September 90 =
Three runs had been scored by each
Of the clubs up to the seventh inning
t,day, when darkness compelled them
to stop playing Good fielding was
done by bolh teams, but the batting
was weak and the game was not par.
iicularly interesting. Todsy's game
ended the championship season in
this city.
Baltimore......... 3 0 0 o 900 - 8
Uincinrar.., 0 0 0 0 500 8
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BrOokIyn, 2, Pittsburx. q.

New YORK, September 23. The
B ooklyn snd Pitisbu g clubs played
az Washing on Park, Brooklyn, today.
Attendance $500. The game was well
contested 81 d interesting in spite of
the one.sided score.
Brpoklyps .gaa001O0O %
PiLtsburg..... 20 . O 80 / 2 0 IS
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Newspaper Forbidden I'm Alsace-
Lorraine.

PARIS, September % The circula.
ton of the Pdtrie has been forbidden
in Alsace- Lorraine, because of that pa
per's illus'rstsd comments on Emperor
Williams visit there. Tbres French
men have been expelled from Metz.
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Gang OF swiudIers Captured.

LONDON, September 29-The leader
Of company of German swir oilers
has bsen captured in Hamburg by
London 6etectivee. The sums real
izsd by the swiudling operations Of
the gang are said to amount to $780,
600 flames.
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Pbiladelpbia. 3, wa,hinxtop. I.

PHILADELpHIA, Pa, September 20. -
The Pnlla1elphia defeated thu Wssh-
intton club today by Gu oerior fl siding,
as The batting was about equal.
Philadelphia 40 0001 Is
Washing on 40 / 0 90 100 o. l
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for Causing a collision.

kansas Cry, Mo-, September 2S.-
David G, Jamison, the operator at
Greenfield, Mo-, whose carelessness
caused the freight train collision yes
teIday, has been arrested.
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4 PHILADELpark, Pa, Septembs or % =
Ma thews made his rtRppea rance with
the Athletics today, aud succeeded in
holding the champions down to six
HIT, will Hudson was knocked all
over the field, particularly in the sew
enih inning, when the Athletics earned
seven Of the Dihe' 'fiids ecored. Nc
Cars home run hit Yves really only
gocd for two bases, but Welch delib-
erately WALL ed after the ball, enabling
the batter to go Ill the way round. He
vas roundly Missed by the spectators.
The game was called at the end of the
eighth inning on account of de knees.
Score:
Athle'ic..........".0 2 4 0 0 09 0 -15
ST. ON - . n n n n n l. q
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OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR,

TNHE course Of study is extended, thorough
Il aud practical, afoi ding superior facili-
ties for obtaining sound business education.
address n. A. LEDDIN, Principal.
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-D.troit, z; Chicsgo, 5. Errors
Detroit, S; Chcago, 5 Two bose hit
Thompson Three base bits
Tnompsop, Brouthers, Manning, Bald
win. Wild pitches ,ldwin, 2;
Ca kson, J. Fnst base on balls-De-
'roit. 2; Chicago, 2. First base IN
error Chicago, /. Struck out-By
Baldwin, z, by @ aiken. A. DUDE
plays and Kelly. Umpire
Po@ere.
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10 Office.

"A Purchase Certificate No. 90 tor ten share
Masonic Temple Stock, issued to X. W. Shell
ton, April II, 1874. a. II has been lost or mia'
aid, and have app led for duplicate.
8. X. SHELTON, Administrator.