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New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

Two-base hits DAILY J. Passed Balls Murphy p Daily l.
Wild Pitches Tlcrani. EadbOurn J. First base balls
1ersey CITY Boston list base On or,o 5ise{ city .
Morri wise anG EunngiOn Umpire, Nj wykon lime
Of game. 2;lO.
The New-York and Columbia College clubs will play al
the Polo Grounds to-day, while the brooklyn and Metro
pOitan will play at Washington Park, Brooklyn
The Fire Department une plays the Lone Stars at Met
Manager Murtrio OF the New-York club yesterday
ceiyed letter from Governor III depornS the iact
so that he would not be able to witness the opening
League game at the Polo Grounds.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2G-The Baltimore and Athletic
clubs played to-day and although the latter part Of
the game was exciting the carly innings too
sided to make the whole interesting Kilroy again
pitched with telling effect the home players making hut
one safe hit The Baltimore men ganged Mathcwss
pitching inning and scoring three took
"a formidable lead Fuimcr caught we'll The score was
| as follows:
A,ns'iS il,oSrc Sq 2
Basehits-Athletc Baltimore :. Errors Athletic 3
BaltimOIe4 PItchers-Mathows and Klroy. UmpIrc-Mr
CaTlln
LOUISVILLE, April GA large crowd witnessed a
rather unirterestuG gamc here to-day between the
Louisville and Pittsburs clubs. Tho home players
handled the bat to better advantage than their oppo-
nents but lost the game through poor fielding work. Tho
score was as follows:
rEqiSiiIs FisSaIs =
Ba.chts-Louisyine s. Pittsburs Q. Errors Louisville
NJ '4Yi}i%Is Ycu%s f'"'''-''"''' ana MOTIFS HDH'-
ST. LOUIS, April CA ten-innng game was played
day between the ST. Louis and Cincinnati clubs and the
contest close aud exciting that the result I'M
certain to the end contest heavy batting but
good fielding game. the home players having make
nineteen hits TO capture the game. The as
follows:
St aSHis 35 iSfq 81! 81!
Baseht, 81 Louis ~; Cincinnati. Is. Errors st Ion.
z Cincinnati, ?. Pitchers climbs and McKcOn. Umplre
-Mr Kelly.
w,sut<croN Anr oG-Tho Natiouals dofea,oa ,ho
Yale College again to-day The batting Of the col.
lesians weak. while their fielding little better
The called at the end seventh inning on ac.
count OF darkness The follows:
Nationals O-l2
Nac o
Baseh ts-Nationais. lS Yale !. Errors -Natonals g.
Yale
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
PROSECUTIONS UyDER THE gU7rER.IAw

Two olcOmargarinc cases camc up before tho
Justices at SPECIAL Sessions yesterday. Emanuel Wilson
OF the Now York Association
complainant both EDWARD Malone proprietor ~
grocery shop Bt 81 and t3 Ninth was defendant IN
q! Of cases. MT Wilson stated that MalOnes .hop
about months he bought pound Of cheese
butter lie had tho butter c1rminci and
iOuRced Duttene Wilson secured MaOnes and had
him morning the Wilson said that
Malone him the buttefne Malone discharged bo
cause d proved that ho himself had the but
teTine.
The case OF Ado'ph DePenhard who f. employed the
grocery at No 735 Eleventh ave. similar eyey
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Bremen. n..........
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK MONDAY. APRIL o. 1886.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
steamer Queen Br Coorane Liverpool April II and
Queenstown 70 wth ma's ana passengers TO Hurst
steamer circassa CBr, Campbcll glasgow Apn 10 and
steamer P"aria G,rr, Schadr Hamburg April 10 with
and to Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at the
's Steamer GpIrde r sontcr cardG April g. with coal
Steamer cnurnnm ur. Mace. Palermo April 4. Naples g.
and Gibraltar H. with mdse and passengers TO Simpson
steamer AIene CBc seidr-. sayanlla April carhagena
gers To- PIN Forwood& q Co Arrived at the Bar at
ana pasensers to Jas Wafi Co. Arrived the at
steamer New.YOrk. Byrne Galveston days. with mdso
steamer EUREKA Reed Apri q. with to
steancr louisiana eager New.orleans days with mdso
Steamer 6srondelet ss fernandina Fla via Brunswick
Por. Royal with mdse and passengers TO Ii Nal
steamer Ecanora Bragg Portland. with mdse Horato
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. Philadelphia with mdse
1ark Bemoni Cof Bo.ton) Perkins Port Spain 90 days
with asphalt watson Farr vessel to MerS houghton
Bark Indi> Nor Amland RIO Jaero 90 days, with coffee
cry Island. light. sw. clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Arizona Br) Brooks, LiverpOOl-A VI Underhl
steamer Fran (Nor Beruldsen Baracoa-Gome1 & Pear
steamer Nacoochee Kempon Savannah Henry Yonge
Creto tBr, James Baitlmore-simpson Spence
Young. go. ,,.. ,,.-- r-...-
snip ST James. Cook san Francisco sutton & CO.
Bark Victor Brj. BentOte Carlenas-J % Ward & Co.
BaIk ForiuDatto e0etto Utah, schaGno, Penang Sin
raDOro-Benham & BOYesen.
iark Geniton Tarabochia tAust) Tarabocha Bangkok
A M primuda
Bark Hannah Blanchard (Br), Atkins, Amsterdam
Whitney & CO.
BaTk Hayre Nor Gmncrs. Hamhnrg-C Tobias & Co.
Rark Miranda Corbett Havana -Waydell X Co
Barg Maui Scanned Br) Mobiles. Oporto PoIt-Scammcll
BROS
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond for Newport News.
Sims tirander for Anjicr Reliance. Melbourne.
Brig OdOrila for Cardonas
Also saled-Nia Long Island SOund-Bark Hannah Blan-
charl.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
HYDEARRESIED IN TEXAS

Louis W. HYDE, VINO is wanted IN Brook
Ivn I'M counecto with the forged receipts for taxes re-
Gently discovered has Ueen arrested al Big SPRING. TEX
warrant week before last and intrusted 10
defective Zundt found thai Hyde hai fled from his
Office in ChabcTs-st. this city, and no ciew could pc
fOuud Last week letter was received by liyde $
friends which showed he in Texas, and Pinker-
tons Detective Agency authorized by Corporation
Couuse Jcnks 10 arrest him. Hyde Will not return TO
Brooklyn without reQustion. The forged receipts al
ready discovered cover amounts agsrcgating about
Atn
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
GRATUITT FUND AT THE MARITIME EXCHANGE

The Maritime Exchange yesterday adopted n
plan OF erauity or tc insurance Tho plan permits mem
bers join tho fund not they choose II provides an
initiation fee OF 50 annual dues Of 81, of
81 - upon the death OF each member to be deposited
hrs receive cen; of tic aInnnr
the fund The grAuty Is be Increased Der cen.
until the amount reaches eighty per cent winch
the limit The system will 60 operation as soon
As a charter obi aimed.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
HEALTH OF SCHOOL CHILDREN IN DANCER.

stream of sluggish, muddy water runs in the
rear Grammar School No S. In Onehundred aud fifty
eighth Third The widcns into pond II
reaches the school house purng the recent weather
surface became coated with green slime An offensive
smell flied the neighborhood The school windows had
20 be closed ard complaints were made TO the prin-
cpa. W. h. SLIDER. by the parents OF tho scholars
MI ber sent several letters to the Board Of Health andon
aboers sent TO the pond and trenches dug
drain 10 sewer In the neighborhood lhe slime
which remains still infested the atmosphere yesterday 1t
the trouble due 10 distractions
In the pipes O' brewer1es the school, health
officer made careful examination yesterday TO prevent
further trouble from the Drcwe1es superintendent Jasper
said that been complaint from the schools
several parts the District owing TO the defective
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

Mr.. Mooney. at the meeting Of the Board OF Al
termen YESTERDAY offered resolution directing 30 far as II
lies power the Board oder that the authont es
who work OF transportation facilities
across the Harlem River be requested TO coasnot tunnels
instead OF bridges
George H. storey received permission make reduced
copies the portraits OF Alexander hamilton and others IN
Abe GOv efnors Room IN the CITY Han.
Corposon Counsel Laoombe Yesterday sent al opinion to
the that the extension OF tho tracks OF the New York
aem Railroad Company through Eghty sixth St east
OF IL not contrary 10 existing laws
resolution passed streets from Fifty ninth 10
and tenth west Of the Centra Park shal be
numbe Eighth instead OF nOmDaly from Fifth.
present The change made at tie request OF
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORrS

QurENsTowy April 25-Aulved. steamer scythia (Br),
Roberts frOu Boston April II. for Liverpool
GLASGOW. April 2G-Auived, steamer TIinlcria (Brl.
Mitchell from NewlOrk April ..
SOUTHAMPTON, Apri 26-Sailed steamer Aler lGcr)
elmsnn II pm Bremen. hence for New York.
PIYNoUIn April 26-Arnyed. Weland Ger,
Hebch. from New York April lb for Hamburg.
MOylILE April 20-ATrved, steamer AnchOrla (Br),
Small from New York April l3. Tor GLASGOW.
NEWCASTLE. April 2i-saied steamer kovno (Brl. Mel,
York
for New ok
LIZARD. April 26IPas,ei steamer Elbe Geu. Richter.
from New-YorS April / for southampton and Bremen
Passed ,anada Fr lalel, from NewYork April
Is. on her to ilavre.
2IBRAIIAg. April l9-Passed, steamer Archimcde utaO.
Viola MedlterraIean ports. her York.
NAPLga Apu 2Salled steamer britannia Erl tor y CIV.
York
AnFv april 92 Sailed. steamer Prnz Friedrich GER. for
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
MOLE 1RoUBLE Fo9 JAAAYA.s ExBoNDSMAM

More trouble has fallen on the elevated head oi
Joseph Donne qu0T seller OF No 39l Sixth former.
the bondsman for Alderman Jaehne ODonne Is ANNOYED
by visits Florence Raymond who creates disturb
his place regular intervals On Ftcsy night 40
stated the Jefferson Market Police Court
Miss RAYMOND friend called Mr. ODOnnel and were
put they had broken the china ana glassware the
establishment Court ODccr fafTeu arrested women
n III discharged tnem
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
CROWDS Oy TIE Oily OF ROME.

The big steamship City of Rome was filed
with people yesterday. They came aud went from noon
until o'clock Inspecting and admrin2 the beautiful
giant Music furnished by ConternO's 9Th Regiment
Band The City OF Rome will resume her place on the
Anchor Line as passenger steamer between here ana
LIVERPOOL She sails her return trip tomorrow Al
t4rations and Improvements Lave been made In her
which render her more comfortable and handsome in
her cabin accommodations than ever before
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
CRAVEN DECLINES TO BE PROSECUTOR
THE COMMITTEE WILL NOT LET HIM fxAMlNE WIT
NFSsTs OTHERWISE.

CRAVEN DECLINES TO BE IKOSLOU loh'
THE COMMITTEE WILL not LET HIM fxAMiNE W.T.
MISSES OTHERWISE.
The Aquednct investigating Committee, com
nosed of Generals Greene. Newton, and Gilmore,
continued Yesterday their investigation OF Inc
charges against Chief Engineer Church. Mr
that as Mr. Church had the power under the rules
OF the Aqueduct Commission. TO limit Tue powers
OF Mr.. Craven, they would proceed for the present
no further with charge NO. g. Inns charge was, III
eject, that, hy reason OF Mr.. Crayens discovery
and correction of erroneous and excessive measure
meats of masonry on division 3, he was therelpoh
ordered by the Chief Engineer 10 cease e1amlning
and approving the monthly estimates except cleri-
cally. Hereafter If a connection should appear
between MI Churchs action and the substance Oh
the chal the matter Will be iuithcI inquired ihlo
Mf. Craven was Informed that Secretary McCul-
loh had declined to present the additional charges
and spec fcatiOns put forward by Mr. craven, VINO
vasaskcd if lie desired to become the prosec dt0r.
1t was explained to Inn that aS he had originally
made the charges AGAINST Mr. CnnIeh IL Mas oiliy
far that he should act as prosecutor lie Declined
but asked the privilege OF examining witnesses
orally He was informed that 1t would be neces-
sary Tor him TO reduce to writing any Questions
thai he desired put If he. as a witness only. were
allow ed TO examine other witnesses each witness
must be accorded the same privilege. flnally, IL
was agreed that the committee should request thc
CORPORATION Counsel to furnish counsel to old Mt
Craven in the invest lgatiOn. secretary McCullOh
read from the minutes of the Aqueduct Commission
lie duties and powers OF the OinclaS ana cmpIOyeS
OF all kinds OF the COMMISSION.
"Wlll tie counsel lie allowed to cross-cxamine
the witnessesf' p asked MI. Craven.
He will in the proper way was the reply;
ale can submit questions II writing and they will
lie pat to tie witnesses.
navy, know" said Mr.. Craven. " but there are
many tcchnicallucs which lawyer might bring
ont
one else, will be allowed To examine witnesses III
that wav.n he was told eve have had enough
experience to KLow that the course that we nave ,
followed is the quickest aud best way to conduct
an Investigation OF this klnd.'
The investigation will be continued to-day at /
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
RUNA WAY CHILDREN.

Abram and Samuel Jones' ages twelve and eight
respectively disappeared from their home al No 40 Henry
Ct sunday and that they had run away 10
school, Martha Mock fourteen who had
from her home at No 75O Washington-st more
than once again Friday and had not been
found Yea
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
IMPROVEMENTS ~ TRINITY CHUROHYARD

old Trinity churchyard Is receiving ITS
spriuV oycrhauliug. Yesterday small army OF work
men were making repairs the broken monuments and
gravestone. and cleaning out the loose material that
had collected there during the wintor Trees IN the
yard we're being trimmed and flowers planted In many
eases the stones, which not broken have been top
pled over by These are being Strengthened
and otherwise repaired Among the monuments which
were receiving special tentiOn were those OF General
Alexander Hamilton and William Bradford. These TWO
heen eIeallI laiuAged by lhe storms ana WINDS
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
MORE MAIL FROM THE OREGON.

Five bags of the Oregon's mail, which had been
vsshed ashore near Popes sland Life Saving station Mary
land received al the Post once on SATURDAY The baes
portion OF the contents Of four bags washed ashore on
Chfncoteague Island reached this CITY This mail was IN
Such bad condition that Only portion OF coud pc forwarded
yorn fhe Dead Letter Oce which IL had been sent and
m Consisted so Far IA could be OF printed
T., from london Tor Winnipeg aud this city and small oI OF
Ortnted matter ii ON Zurich for ibis clty
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
A son OF A PROPHET IN TROUBLE T.

Henry Jones, young coorcd man. walked
twelve tmCs around the fountain in Washington Square
erday and then addressed Ihe who lad assembled
view bis actions lie TOLD them that he the Ea
ald.that OF those present would have
being from death everlasting Three Park policemen
the Jcacfsou Market Police after
hal said to Justice Power that ho the OF Elijah and
lived with his father IN hea en- he was committed for
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
NEWARK.

Clara L. Greer twenty wife OF William A. Greer OF
No 5O3 ClmtOnst; Brookyn dropped dead IN Broad st.
Newark, last night The couple married fourteen
months ago and began housekeeping IN Elizabeth. TWO
months they separated within week there CORE
spOndencc between them and last evening they met by
pCinmenI Military Park in Newark TO talk over their
had been together about ye minutes when
taken mortay Ill The Of death Is un
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
MERCY SNOWY 1oA VETERAN or PLEVyA.

Isaac Kroyetsk. who said that he had been a Rue
sian soldier PLEADED guilty Yesterday before Recorder smyth
charge OF rObbing Minnie Levine OF p0CketDOoz on
Ap IA He a9keG Recorder smyth Or the gonpd
that veteran Of the seventh Corps OF the Russian
Army had foagLt al Pevna Tho Recorder sentenced
him to years ~ Ae state Prison. the lowest penalty pro-
viaeG by the law.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
Announcements.
"TuRow PnYsIc TO TIE Docs "

HKDW IH1SIC TO TIE DOGS
hen .fas IOned blue
PIerCe'a Pleasant iurgitive Pellets"
modern medical being small coated GTanules,
cntalnng active principles OF certain and hcrD-
and which Will he found 10 contain much Cathatc
Of the oldashOncd larger pills without the laers
violent effects The pellets thprOughg but
harmlessy establishing permanently healthy of
stomach and bowels and ant-D0us remedy .
eQualed.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

STArrEToy The franchise for horse railway from tht
landing Concord sold yesterday public
for term of ninety nine To the RichmOr
County railroad Company for Onehaf OF per cent h,
the first and cent OF tht
gross receipts for the remainder Of the term.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
NFW.JERSEY TOWNS.

PRRGEy PoNr.-Pocemen Lynch and sweeney were pass
ing the post office at = l. yesterday when they heard
ciickng noise window catch had been forced back
sweeney remained IN front Of the building and Lynch went
the The latter out OF
the back yard fired eof the fell The
other escaped The prisoner gave his George Allen
OF City complete kit OF burglars tools was found
II
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
NOT GUILTY OF KILLING THE CHINESE coo1yr

Augustine Rabello, the Cuban. who was indicted
in first degree several months charge
killing Antonio solya Chinese cOoe from Cuba was dis
charged Yesterday He allowed 60 his ar
900 bail his said Yesterday that he
lad forty witnesses TO his clients RliD District At
tOIney MARITIME SAID that KaDelO would
leased bail the evidence against him had satfar
As further evidence had been found he 10
IA i.claryc. -
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

Runs & DIX .: m III, IL RUraIn U 1
1; New YORK, g Left on bases-Hpnalo' 4; New York
Weir carr. TwObasehits-McGone and Carr. Three
bssehIts- Keee Passed balls Bradley, 2; O'Ronrkc.
Wild pitches CLARK !; COrc0ran. !. Iime OF gamc-l hour
80 minutes. Umprc-Mr. Connly.
About 900 people witnessed the game at Jersey City
the Boston League and Jersey City clubs The
outcome OF the game great surprise. The score
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
HOME Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Rutler OF Massarhusetts ex senator Henry w. Corbet
OF Oregon; Governor Henry Lippt oi Rhode isahu
and wayne MacVeagh. OF Philadelphia. hferoo',
Xouse-Major. General Charles II. Gordon. OF England
... ST. James Hotei-ExGovern Lucus Robinson, OF
Elmira Murray mn HOti-Professor l. Slerry
Hunt, Of Montreal. GHsey House-Eouis d. fispnry
OF Albany and John n. Beckcy OF Rochester I"rH
U0tci-Judge Joseph Potter OF WHITEHALL ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
RUNS BY INNINGS.

Earned runs-MeropOlitan. B Brooklyn. l. FIRST base
Metropolitan. Brooklyn. g. First base on
balls-Meropolitan. BROOKLYN =. Left on bases Metro
Brooklyn. 4, Struck ut-MetroIOlitan.
BTooklyn, .. Twobasc hits-Pinkney TLreehase hits
and Crottv. Double pays-Mc Lough IN and ol
bert Tripe plays-smith, Mcclellan, Phillips. Wild
pitches None Passed balls s-CrOtty Repschager !. Um-
pire-FcrgusOn. 1ime-I wO hours.
The Buffalo Club visited NewYork and measured base
ball powers with the NewYork League club. The Bsons
made than basehits and foil the easiest OF
victims. There were about l.600 people present The
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
NEUS From TIE SUBURBS
JERSEY CITY

Tho Boards Of Public Works Police met yesterday
afternoon adjourned until tod without organizing
Board O Assessors organized by the election Of David
W president and John c. Robbins secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
long ISLAND

FLUsHXG-Dennis Eagan, age ten, was bitten by mad
dog Yesterday.
LONG ISLAND CrTY,-Charlcs Schlegl. a German are
s1tythrce attempted commit suicide yesterday by cut
ting hi, throat with pen knife lie VIII not recover
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
Folding Beds on Broadway!

FOR HOUSES FLATS AND APARTMENTS.
of elegant beds at prices within the
reach Of all, from Sll to 500
GLOEE FOLDING BED COMPANY.
775 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
Selling Folding exclusively and manufacturing IL
large Quantities we are enabled quote low prices ana pre-
sent styles that are new original AMI moulded TO suit re-
fined and fashionable taste
Fine Mattresses and Bedding made to order
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

peekmaps friends peoned Mayor Grace 70 ieappcn.
him and there n reason the Mayor Will 40 SO
Beekmau is County Democrat and president Of inc NC"
Amsterdam Club.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

YUENGLING's ALE AND LAGER BEER.
Absolutely Pure. Bottled the Brewery Expressly 10
Family Use aud delivered by A. LEBLER co, lI5hst an
lUth.ave, New lOrk CITY. order by Postal card
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

LIQUID Bread is essentially tonic Ii assimI-
ates with the food and pure blood Is pleasant
snbstule for tea conec. Asa drugss;O grocer
farit
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
Announcements
HFNRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.
Professor baltimore. of the Rochester Uni

144 Lexington. ave, between goth and 3Oth sfs
HcBrs-S TO l. 5tO7 Diseases OF the Nervous Systo q
Genito u rnary organs Impotence aud sterilitE
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
STATEN ISLAND.

IRvIyGToy-Adoph Pope age twcntv-sevan, was XII
yesterday by the bursting Of buzz III Lord Burnha
works
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA

KIKEKS COMPOUND SAKsAPAKILLA
Will be found to give far bettor satisfaction than Ayers or
Hoods This they guarantee refund tho money
Above ALL 1t contains 40 MERCURY or Potash Extra I2rs
bottles containing II IS cents; bottles " tJs
sale only by lIKER sON. 1858 0th ave, corner 22dst
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
,tp pryKuIN,S TENN OF OFpIOE

The term of President Henry T. Beekman of the
psrk Department will expire May J. lie was appointed
10 All the unexpred teru OF the Ite william b. OIhe MT
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
MAXINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALWNyk-.
sunrises 40 SETS Gas i3 Ioons ays d, 23
III,iu WATER rO-DAY
AN-sandv HOOK. 1888 Gov Isalt, 236 iIel Ga,l. 425
P.M.-saudy Hook 244 Gov. Island 3.Si'IIa Gata 6Z5
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d., Bcach-st., near West
Broadway " Y Diseases Of stem specially for
the years Hours: IA TO and 10
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

DiStrct-AttOrncy MARITIME has decided to nave
Alderman Jachue afralgned in the Court OF Oyer
aud Icrmlner ON Thursday, when a day Will be
fixed for the trial Of the Indictment against him.
MI MARITIME says he IS anxious 10 have TIE trlaI
occur a; as early date as possible.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted iaio these col "a m .,s
recommended to the readers Of THE TRIBUNE
ms thoroughly reliable. nnd business can be don.
by mail with the advertisers with perfect safe,,
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

TTOTtSSOf TldtTIhIOTt, OF !HU NUCHCS1Ti III 1T!
versly after makng careful analysis OF the Rochester
Brewing COmpanYs Bohemian Lager" said The ANALYSIS
showed In the manufacture of this beor that no other SUD-
had been than malt. hops yeast ana WAFER
Of your grocer f. O. HAzAKD & Co.. Wholesale Agents
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-04
HARD UP.

1t is amnsing-real fnnny, 10 hear
few frightened Democrats tel OF
what q big uOte Gen. Wheeler will get
among the colnred Republicans OF
Madison county. Now when you
zee the Republicans step to the poles
and vote for General Wheeler for
Congress. then the political millen-
MUM will be on hand. Tho colored
people Of this District admired VIM.
". Lowe. They followed him be-
cause he Was bold and fearless de-
fender Of their rights They will nev
or forget how that noble and brave
man, eick and faint and weary III
b,.dy, was pursued and followed to
DEATHS door Ii til. Greenbackers
and independents "cone up smiling,
then mark what we say. Jim Jackson
will he our next congressman. u N
forget that.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-04
pulpit into an auction house.

pulpit into an auction house.
As to politics he thohght tie time
hal arrived for the Negro to assert
his freedom Of thought and man
hood. Although the Republican
party bad done ali that had been
done for the Negro the Democrat.
nothing.
The lecturers perora Ii. n was Al.
eloquent plea for unity Of action and
cooperation. and summary of the
wonderful progress Of the race
since emancipation. picturing bright
future as reward for industry
morality perseverance, and united ef
forts.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-04
PRyoR defeated SBELBY 10 1882

FRYOR O0I06t0O OBELbY III lOOZ-
IN OF year in politics about 700
votes in the District. Pryor made
the race without any opposition in
his party. All Of the political work
srs were in earnest kr Pryor. Men
spent their money aud worked ear
nsslly for him. With al this they
dsisstsd Shelby ~ q sm~li vote.
Wheeler can not compare with Pry
or in personal magnetism. and abil
ity - . popular speaker. If We only
make up o0l minds end work. the
opposition will elect Jackson by 1000
majority.