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Ths.G,A B, Delegation, Coming.

CHIcASoi.JRiy a2i.-Thers arrived IN
Chicago to-day, coo members of the G.
A. r. from New England States
en route to San Francisco, where
the Twentieth annual encampment
OF .theus o. Ar r is TO i. be
held August 50, 1885, "A. carload of the
delegates irpm the several parts OF Chi
cago left Tor San Francisco Friday, and
smother viii start az 10 80 o'clock this
noon. The delegates from Chicago
number about 100. The train that leaves
this noon is the headquarters train Of
tie State. The national train leaves
Monday at 10 O'Clock AZ night.
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Benin Bits.

iBEKhIS, sJuly ;f24.-Polisical interest
0sntres in the conference at Kissengen
between Prince BlsmerotS. and Count
.Kaln0ky. 7iAastrisni prime minister.
Count halnoky vii return to Vienna
Tomorrow. The cOuftrencs, it is
thought will cement the alliance be.
tween Germany. and Austria, while il
wiz tend, towards BREACH with Russia.
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on the Turf.

sARAI5sA, idly 24,h.-Five furlongs
-tFletchs Taylor won, Lady Maynard
second, Bramblston third. Time. IO4.
For aIl-Ages. .Tnile-Miss Woodfcrd
FOn, o FalloE'sec0nd, Joe Cotton third.
Time. lux. y
- FOR theesSear-olds, one aud three
quarter -niles-Inspirat0 B. won,
5ElkwOOd s@2Hd hiero third. Time
Zone ,.a<s.sae-eigbra 1nieS-Test won,
King 81 fgias second. Mffe.- third.
Time, 1i5H.
Steeplpebase, one RnonS-half miles
BouTke COchrane won, Disturbance
second, Kinda third. Time, BOZ.
'wOuI, little Mi kh second. MARYLAND
third Time. LII. y
Sesbright stakes, for 2-year- olds,
three-quarters mile-Austriana won,
the ,SNas1ga Colt SECOND. Belvidere
third Time, Lila
Raritan stakes. tOr 3-year-Olds, one
and q quarter miles-Charity won L.
Bard second, Linden third Tnef[lE
81 tby~, stakes and Walter Atndic8p-
one miie-Tecdmseh won. Gonfalon
second, Hszrryezsg third fruHf-s7i
Mne-War Eagle won, Adrian SECOND,
rWhisgi9thrdt ITlmelk -. 1-r.rrt =
iFc7rth fshei bneI and ione-eighth
I-Ie-2upert xOn, Buffalo second, Col.
Sprague third. 7Tlme2OoH3 IgNIJ q
Seventh race, handicap. II steeple
chase. full course-TOm Brown won,
ZBuclseye eecond. A,braham ehJ1il Time
5.0Gt<t -7lif INA Bllus fl =
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Capital Chatter.

.WAsHIssroS. July 2f,ISenater
Bidiri from the committee on pensions,
to-day submitted a report upon the
Presidert's messages vetofng the bills
granting a pension 20 Newcomb, HRr-
ker, AMI John 5. Kirkpatrick. Blair
cripc.ses the action Of the President
shdrpdy ard recommends thepassage of
the bis. 500 f'- % t.'' 90
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A Big strike Ended

'PsILApELPHtA, July 9f.1Thei great
rolhpg mill strike involving 100 men,
in FIVE of the largest estsbhs bments OF
the CRY. was settled so-dAs IA fasor OF
tile employees. The term 'upOn which
the men returned to WORK include the
concession ofithe 2-cent minimum card
rate as a basis bf-wages. -.l ia /; al
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NnTiCE

THERE WILL BE A NESTISG OF THE
i stockholders Of the North Point Irriga-
ton Co. for the acceptance Of by laws aad
Otiser business that rhy lcofife before the
meeting. 70 De held at Thompson Real Es-
kate Office. No. p : Main Street al . O'Clock
uh August Sd, isS5. Dated 81 Salt Lake City
July 18th, ISIS, JAS. e. PETERSON,
t".tV De- SOS iISecretary.
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SALT LAKE CITY UTAH: sUNDAYJULY 20 1886 N-PI PRO

opinion in regard to this matter. but it
recognized thefaet that the bmmittee
was .simpy- q rtpfeseC tadYe Of the
House, and whenit found that there was
an opinion in the House that the origi--
nal bill appropriated too much money
and provided for too many ships, it
confOrmed the bill TO the sentiment of
the House and had no apology to offer.
The original bill was then read by sec
tfons for amendment. -
On motion oI BucA, the amendment
was adopted, inserting in the bill the
provision contained in the substitute for
"a dynamite gun cruiser. -
Bbutelle' noYed % strike out the
clause which -GupASfizess the Secretary
OF the Navy. in certain emergencies, to
impaTt armor for new cruisers. Agreed
TO.
The committee then rose and reported
-Ia#ltef4dsSsE fkEts3tq9te for the the
committee on naval affairs, and which
has been published. Ii was agreed to
,yeasa1I5, NAYS tlO4-ard the bill as so
amended, was passed.
The evening session was devoted TO
the land forfeiture bills. and without
action the House adj9Trasd'7
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G.udsur and Bssch,

L6spox, July 3E-Jseoh. GaudAuS
win nov, Beach, the Australian oars
msu: 'on.thA Thames on September lStn.
for IS 900 side and the championship
Ct We u. -.,..,s ~.
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FISHING TACKLE.

~ UNSsf ANNEXATION 9 REVOLvERs,
VI 5pOr Ing GOOds, Wholesale and retail,
Guns and Tents LEI the day or week.
Gun Repairing and Keys ,fnaa6 Fla S az
low prices. EVANS & SPENCER,
81 v Walker Opera House. Salt Lake City.
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HOUSE
HogiI 1ln ]

Immediately after Eetding thefjouf-
nal the House went into committee Of
"a, we whole, tcnsp in the lchaiF) on the
o. ior The inetAsSi thSnzEy.IJGC
herbert said that 8 majority Of the
Aa'1 committee had not changed -
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Observation-Disclosures.

MFsDAMEs JONES AND EDMUNDS ARE
III Iuepared 70 gfvei Electric Treatment
from 30 cents 20 81. Ofice over Godbe &
Pit $ Drug store.
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To Maintain Order

PosrsNoUfH, July 2l.-AytroOp ship
has been oriered suddenly to take a
police fOreetos Oban, Scotland, TO main
tain order among Three crofters.
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ITNFURSIsHRD, IN A NHW House., TO
u Rent 20 5in0fe- Gentfemeu OtcoIples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situstion,
and within quick reach OF town. Apply At
The HEEALD Ofice.
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sIRAFEp OF SToLEN.

URoM HEBER cry. &wtSATCH co i,
II Utah, on Monday night, July 10Th, a
small, heavy set, dark brown mare, with
white spot in forehead. branded with
large figure on left shoulder and large NJ
on right thigh.
, ANY person delivering said animal 20 John
Duncan at Heber. or II. A. Tuckett. No. SIS
+. First South Street, salt Lake, City will be
literally rewarded - e. -N'i-
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The Great Chess Ven

LESBOS, July Pin the chess tourn
ament to-day. Mason beat Mackenzie
and Blackburn and Mason played q
draw. ,g-s. ~ d.
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PERSONAuos'l. ~

u y .It-.JlLt
CAPTAIs PTIGRAK, from ST. Louis, Is
IN salt Lake.
OLIVER AxEs~ lsFsgistsrd a thu
Walker. having came IN last evening.
GEORGE L. PEABODY, Of BSzt6H, 3
among the arrivals at the Walker
House. ss-sz
iDRsHtzg.tfaAvsT mas ileturnedu from
Cache Valley. whsss MAJ has. been Eits a.
herd Of short horns,
De. II. z. GE0T has returned from
Ids .aog bt,era professional .trip.--rAr
IkZzf4 KID ofBeaE LAD Who hGS seert
ulnc.et-r5e DOCTORS instrttetio1s for some
time past, has Qpened an Office IN that !.
place for the-trsktmeht Of disezses b.
elecfrieltE-- =. .-..-fs. 30 -~T H
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SyRsPsIsE You PIsass%n \
loSDls, liy .AAft4 iiossppi.ir

Foster had testified in the Crawford
diTpIR cape, Sir Chsrles DfhFsaid 10
hin! We VIII meet next week IN
Paris" Whenever you please" Foster
Enthusiastically; T. i'E
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pIsr%@Es. 5EISSE;%Skss, ASD yEr

ElYANs & SPENCER, AGENTS FOR THE
u Yict r. Champion, Challenge, Ideal
spd Otto: also for tie Ridge bicycles end
Randen q cycles. We Are The ony house
In Titan canying a stock Of both high grade
B cycles ard Chiidren's machines Also q
full line OF Bells. SpOkes. Cement, Wrenches,
exc. Bicycles sold on tnstallments and
rented bystne day OF honR y ga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-25

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER- from
AEre ana Malaria when GImore's Arc
matte Wlne' viii cure you1 For sale ~
A. C.saith g Go. $ Drug store. =.
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A PashA's Funeral

COSsrAsTIsOrLE4 J1Iy 24.1The fun-
eral of Hobart Pasta wS4 cogducte1 to-
day with great po1p. ~ Il =
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Guns. iAsrafuXIrioN,

A Nd SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
"A and Retail, 81 Bedrock Prices All the
leading Rifles and 3 hotaGuns in stOek See
our Manhattan 3 L Gun, best in the mar
ket 81 the price Illustrated Catalogue free.
Repairing. Parts for Rites and Shot Guns In
stOck-K Keys dtted. Agency for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & Spencer. "a Walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City.
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-rxT SPECIAL NOTICES.

T L. DAVIS, CHIROPODIST. AND MAN.
j icure. ONCE, Palace Hotel, Salt Lake
Ciiy ut4h. IN
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DIED.

BUIldIs5s2 IN fsrrId. 1hLSscIS yViy IF. Mr.. !
garei L, vile Of Eye-ett D. BurlingEme,
aged 33Sears1l months and . dAyS Of I.
Funeraf 'ffon me Thirteenth ward Nee
dag,Holss 4 80 p.n-. day -. 49,
California papers please oSpT-s T-ir-5s
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De. ELLEN B. FERaUsoN
TWO FINH RODYlS.

0FFICE AND RESIDENCE, 30. sss
" Brigham sE-eeh Telephone g.
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On the Diamond.

ouLcloo, JULY Chicago 5, Kansas
City I.
Boston s.
WAsHISeToN, duly 81 ..-wAshingtOn
6,iNeW York l. ---..
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: SFRyEzLTFE AND vp6OR restored
IN men and women byusing 6ilInOres
Aiomatic Wine. For sale 81 A. e
Smith 4 Cos Drug Store
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rh~Clanrinr Hnn..

Z slsPeAsekoOSJ4y s4lTbe clear
ing house exchanges the past week
REre SI1B4S. Pa = = -
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MIDDLE GEDf NESwho lSeE vigor
and Tftafit can be cured by Gilmore s
Aromafie Vine sgBor sale at a q
Smith a Cos Drug Store. -F ~ 3
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Bsskiss's ATaisS SsIT@

TIE BIT sArv. In thsEczId for Cuta,
Bruisess sore, Ulesr.s eait Ehspm,
lFsyes sores, IetssEs ghEpped Hands,
oh1olstaa, roorn1, ana al Bkia Efpp-
ions, and positively cures Rilss, OF no
pay pauirs4. les gzArsatss6to giTe
parfset satinfsction, ormo1aE Tefanded-
Sncs - ssnh Per box 1otaaSa b. z,
y. u. ]. lug stora
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THE ANARCHISTS. !.

- 40 ? a. % % nt - ! 10 : ~
Aaati ,uf frsfrai
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NE. POMERQY. BROKER AND REAL
W. Estate,At eht, 155 Nafl 9treef. Money
- Loan, Ho1Ees and BoSfbr Sale. and 4
general real estste business Transacted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
NEWS or III WEEK.

srsnAti n .svsn story CT meal tNtory
81 Akrou. Ohio. ~as bsrneds n-s
ths-s mills sere the lArEr~f ~ ID kiud IN thls
conntrV. Tie AmsrtCan iiouss. Nnstun, cane
near hsing destroyed ~ nro-tte hofu,on
-omsn bed . uAss mssung 81 ,Ali lAksthy
saf ~ ended pnlygNmy
MoNpArf senator hnisr - C~Aiiforuia diei
In " ashington. ne as = distiuguislei ofnef
a. IN he az. ant vaa uOuudui In u eye,
Carrying ths bal In hts heNi fof ~ var
AZ ha houENn AZ sac In No. lufks q smAll
tbs p~ie-t.L -ith . iAmetsr 20 thrce inehcs
sold Nr isso
rrEsn.rt senator Eimunds opsnei ~hsi
rrumisss 90 - . pfotracted ~snatoftA tftafe
on ne p~rvrogAtives % tte President, alAfxe
auilsnce listsnei - him -th senator 'nal
De q CoiarNio died
WrpxnspAu. senator fuEh rvplei 10 Nj
IfmundA And dsfsnfef ~ ffcslisut IN
attsmpt vas male o. Asskssinate jules verne.
10 fAmous story writer a steam tur n
pioled IN Hosfun harhor. III inE I've msn -
twenty lives ugrs lot ~ ~ ~r~kiuE 81 an
Italian railway train uhlca fell Over = rfrcl
PEE ~ f-st tnta m -
mUgsnAr Too posier mllls AZ WtndtAm
Ne serv blosn ~ kullnx t-o nfn-n
aior wu-oa % io~~ conunn~i ne depAis IN
he senate
Tninsr ratrick Fori sni John Murpny.
fornsriy tuo prUminsut Ns~ orleans Foiiuc
ans ~sre hung ~ Eatun huuge, iur . cusarl-
~ murfsr commlttei IN Ne Orleans sotne
time sine. rtrunr erurts verv male o. ave
ths criminal. but ~iihCut avail IN NJ NON
lnE hey took poison. hoping % Chsaf the "a
lo-s but the Governor vas unrNlenuuEi an
they vsrs nnaliy h1ng -renaior hennA OF
west Virginia conunued NE senate debate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
LITERARY NOTES.

MRs. BUKNErT's Nav SroR1. - Mrs.
Frances II. Barnett. the novelist, has
written q serial story for ~ NtcAolds.
called Little Lord faunilsroy, the hero
OF which Is . bOy-chArAetsr who IL As new
As he Il delightful. Born In Ameriea, the
child OF q younger sou OF an Eugiish earl,
his fAtber dies when he Is = little fellow.
and by the death OF bis uneles. be becomes
heir TO the earldom. His grandfather, q
cross old noblemsn who has never forgiven
bis youngest son for marrying against his
wishes. sends for the boy and his mother.
In the March 81 Nicholas IL recoanted the
erst intsryiew between little Lord fannte'
roy and bis grsndfAthsr,-the earl, expect
Ing q conventional bread-snd.buiter youth.
rnd himself confronted with "a graceful
chill llsn igure In q black velvet suit, with
. lace collar. and with lovelocks waving
about the handsome. manly little face.
whose syes met his with . look OF good
fellowship" And then they talk. The
boy tells his granfsiher all about bis past
ne, about the corner-grocery man With
whom be used TO discuss politics, about
Dick the boot.black. who gave him . beau.
tlful red six hsndkerchisf when be sailed
away from Sew-York. with purple horse
shoes and heads on it.-''you can wear IL
round your neck or keep 10 your pocket;
about - Dearest" As be calls bis mother,
because be used 10 hear his papa call her so.
"sYou dou't wear your coroneI all the
timer remarked Lord fsunileroy, respect
fully.
s''No,' replied the earl. with his grim
smile; 10 IL not becoming 10 me-
"In the course OF the conversation, he
reached The Fourth OF Jalv. and the Rsyo-
luton, and was Just becoming ~enthusias.
tic, when he suddenly reeollectet some
thing and stopped very abruptly.
"'whst Is the mattsrf" demanded bis
grandfather. why don't you 20 onf
lord Fauntieroy moved rather unessi.
~ In his chair. 10 WAS evident 10 the
earl that Lord Faantleroy Was emosrrss-
sed by the thought which had Jasi oeear-
red 20 him.
"'I was Just thinking tha, perhaps you
mlghtn't like IT, he replied. Perhaps
some one belonging TO you might have
been there. forgot you were an Eag-
llshmsn.'"
The story WAS begun in the present vol
ume OF ~. Nicholas, and win run through
the year. Mrs Burnett IL at work on .
new novel for TIE Century.
"A forecas, OF early death seems 20 have
been lopg lingering about the young poet,
lanes Berry Bensel. who has just died.
10 relation 10 bis volume OF poems "In
the Kings Garden" which ID. Loihrop &
Co. recently published. he said In q letter
20 q friend "T doubt oneu tast l shall
live u sec my poems safely between
covers, bot I still wish that I may. 1
should then have some sense Of work CON-
pleted. finished"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

Hox. Ono. ID. BIsBKK retired last
Tuesday from the position Of U. 5. Mar
shal. That Mr.. Bisbes has proved .
very acceptable officer. u shown BY thi'
good word from the Argus
Daring he four years that Hon George
ID. Blsoss vas united States Marshal for
his district. over l.3oo precspts. clvil
and criminal. In which the Cnltst States
vas Q party. we're served. Upwards Of
zoo arrests were made BY The Marshal and
his dspaiies. n. ID. Marble and Capt A
L smith Nexrlv $4,000 were received
and disbarsed daring Marshal Bisbee's
term Of once In addition % bis other
dates. Capt Smith has kept The books aod
accounts OF the once 50 veil that In all TIE
computations and reports he has never
male Q sinxle error. Mr. Bisoes told the
reporters yesterday that both Mr.. Marble
asd Capt Smith bad proved themselves
experienced and reliable assistants 10 bin
Mr.. Bisbss made . good Msr.hsi, and uoo
The regard ami respect ~ al with whom
hs vas Essoclatst lie rstircs from The
orics win . clean reeori
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TIM following clipping from The Pea.

THE following clipping from the Pea.
body Reporter has our concurrence
We have received several copies lately
OF . paper called the Congregational Rec
orf, printed In Washington. ID. G. The
Fat reporter SAYS II Il an ofsr 10 exchange.
We have looked them over somewhat
carefully, and nnd them void OF poetry,
hamOr AMI advertisements, three things
that 20 Tar 70 make up an ordinary news
psper. They are very vel printed, bot do
not give the terms OF subscription. There
10 an unpleasant mono,ony and sAneness
pervsding the whole paper. We looked
In vain Tor something from the pens OF
our prominent writers. and We could not
nnd an extract from any paper. We placed
the matter before the RspOrters editorial
STAG. and all BET the political editor voted
against an exchange. As the political ed
itor 10 no; vsry potent In the sanetum, Ne
threw him oat. and BY this means the
necessary unanimoas vote Vas Obtained.
Undoubtedly tails refusal on the part OF
the RepOrt6 20 exchange viii Be . source
% dssp disappointment 70 the pablishers
OF The Congressional Record. bat In mak-
log oar nes exchanges. We must draw the
line somewhere. and We feel that the Goa
grsssiosai Record woald be IN excellent
paper 20 commsnee On
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The COMMITTEES sp9ola,ed 10 prepare res
olutions suitably %sxpr ssing the regret OF
the M, mbers OF the Orargr At The lo-s o.
90 excellent msmDsr A. Epiriim NJ.
Lawreuoe, would pro.,nt tho folio wing a.
its report
Resolved. That In tho death Of nro LAsrepes
Fanklis grange has lost q very vslusb Z
msmssr. lie q lthfaiiy discharged bis obligs
lions to N. order and 10 society. lie vas Z
ste.dfsst friend. sIaiieious counsellor. an up
right sitifsn. q kin nsixhbor. n loving and dc
voiei husband aHd father. In every circle II
which he moved h. viil b sadly missed.
Exemplary far above the commc On standard,
his memory vtl b. fondly cherished.
To his daughters, within so short q TINT de
prtvei ~ both their parents. snd 20 the Ases
fstheI in-lAv ne tender Ouf syuipAtihys
Resolved, ThAt the foregoing resolution y
spread on the rvcouis of the siassv. snd thu
copies ofths sane D. fOf~ariei 10 Tho laugh
tiers and Lac ~ our lso,entsi bfother
and TO the OxTOs DssocRAr. for publication
AIuts tuAss,
Mas. CstAss. Com.
Mas ALOsFp fntr.D
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THE GAME.
. LOCAL rrAorr .roorrrD.

A copy Of TIE Stranger, a mos, cred
table publication issued by the students
Of Bndg,on Academy. comes TO us with
the folloving article marked, which We
give in full for the benefit Of the Base
Ball fraternity Of this section;
Base Ball his won The front sss pa-
tiOnAl pasglms, aud seems detsrmintd 10
hold is prerogaiive In the future. A Few
years since 10 MAS q frequent prediction
that base bal wOali soon become obsolete.
Well. what Il the truth OF the easel Sim
ply that each succeeding year has viii
messed an Increased interest In the nation
a. game Last year had more players, and
% = better average grade In The held. han
any previous season has done. and The
preparations FOR the coming season are
even more extensive IL Is = settled mat.
Ter that there will be al intercollegiate
league for New Englsnd, and also cole
giate Leagues will exist In Individual
states, In watch respect Maine IL not q
Whit behind. But why stop herei Why
may there not be baseball leagues between
schools A. well as between colleges, and
why may not The schools In western Maine
take The initiative In the maiterl Portland.
Lewiston, Auburn, Norway, South Paris,
Bethel. westoroOk. fryeoarg. Hebron, and
several other places have o In which
there are baseball organizations. Could
not six AZ least OF these be united into .
lesgue and contend for . pennsntf IL
vOald be . new thing. voald draw, and
would be no irjary certainly from pro-
noting 1 spirit OF friendly rivalry. Brifg-
too Academy a. least IL ready for such .
compact. and would be glad 10 hear opin.
ious from The staients Of other schools
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IN MEMORTAM.

A.. or sstes mel brother AMI sister, Joel snd
Atmina fosfer, have hsd theft family eircls
broken by tbe death OF their oelosed laughter
Katie N. on the "a lay % fsbfusy. lsa. uho
~as married on the igh dsy OF pecsmbsr.
last a. Mr.. John NJ. BLACK, AMI uho has been
suddenly stricken down In The f1ll bloom 81
youth anil early somsnbooi. Usrefofs
Resolved. That though The loss which ths
mily have sustained In her death 10 irrepsr
able and thsir hearts ~. ssdieoei by ths
thought hat her cheerful fsce vii greet then
no mofe, yst may they humbiy bus 70 ths
will Of lila ~ho dosth all things eel.
Resolved. That 80 sttsni 10 cur bfothsf snd
sister Iu-tef. our sincsre aod hesftfst gym
patty IN this. their ssi snd sSdden errea's
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fur.srd to the family Of the deceased . cop,
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