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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-09-09

}, II, VIVIAN, N. D. srANsMok- VIVIAN NJ. D.
vivian n Son,
physicians AND SURG EoNs, Mineral PIT. via.
4 Office in Yivian's Drug Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-09-09
City Officers
County Omcers.
Ihe Tribune DIRECTORY.

PHYSICIANS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-09-09

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Point. Wis.
L Office in GRADERS block. Night calls answered
at Office. Office hours II to - A. NJ. and to P.
Nj. Saturdays. at homo all day.
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DENTISTRY.
CHURCH SOCTETIE rs.

PRIM. METHODIST. w. j. c. BOND, Pastor.
Sunday services Mt 1880, A. N. and 700, p. NJ.
sunday School 200, p. NJ. Prayer meetings
on Mondays and Thursdays at 700, p. NJ,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
KNOCKED OUFOF The BOX
THE POUNDING CONWAY GOT
FROM THE LOCAL SLUGGERS.
Black and Whitehead Both Score
Home Runs-A Great Game
for Memphis.

The story of yesterdays game is
soon told. The Memphis sluggers got
on 10 Conway's curves very cary in
the sction, and in the fifth and sixth
innings batted him as they p'eased,
Black and Whitehead each scoring
home run, and Ovid ing the purse OF
500 80 raised for them by the delighted
grand stand. The locals played an
almost faultless game, only one error,
tumble by McSorley, being charged
to them. Whitehead thowed his it
ness for the center fislder's place by
accepting every chance offered and
playing wi hout an error. His work
with the stick was also exceptional,
two hits, including a home run, being
placed to his credit. The Atlantss
ulsyed a remarka bly, fine game in
view OF the g1eat number OF hits
made off their pitcher, and kept
the error column down to four,
which under the circums'anc IS
most creditable piece Of work. Moore
and Mansell's outfield work was very
satisiac. oiy, the latter accepting three
chances without an error. He will
doubtless do better service for Atlanta
ia the right field than he did for Mem
nhis in the middle. Monk Cline's
base stealing was worth going miles to
see. and his daring ateal from third to
home-plate in the fifth inning, while
the pitcher was delivering the ball,
surpases anything in point OF ccoll
audacity, combined with speed and
skill, ever seen before on Southern
diamond. The audience fairly
screamed with laughter at the wonder
fol feat aud applauded the player with
unanimous accord. The unblu:hing
impudence Of the performance made
even Broughton laugh, although the
joke was on him, 80
Kroutf, though suffering with q
lame arm, was very effective; holding
the Atlantss down to eight hits, and
striking cut six to Conway's two.
The batteries to day have not ye'
been decided upon. If O'Lesry is IL
good shaps he will occupy the box, /
not Black will try his hand at holdini
the visitors down.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
1,ha.anenLe and NnnhyiIIe.

The contract to build the 14O-mile
extension of the Chesap cake and Ohio
railroad from Ashland 10 Covington,
Ky has been let t the Mason x Foard
Company and D. Snanahan q Sons OF
Louisville, KY. The contrsct Tor the
masonry for bridge scross the Ohio
river at CoviDgton has been let to the
same parties. President Zimmerman
sad, during his last visit, that
the railr 7ad to the Cum oerland
liver would certainly be built at
no dist mt day, aud his new read
was hopeful of catching considerable
trade coming by river. TIE engine
for tue new road arrived Sunday at
Gallatin and WIS at once placed upon
the track. The fist car was Gent
around the connection yesterday con-
veyiug rails and other railroad iron
The trs ok has been lid to the cro'sin g
on Water street, which is about mile
from the depot.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
THE RIVER BRIDGE.
SOME POINTS GIVEN BYAPOSTED
ENGINEER.
The Bill sure 90 Pass-Letter From
Observation-Disclosures the Chesa-
peake ana Nashville.

The prospect of bddgs across the
river at this point is still fruitful
theme. A well-known engineer, who
has examined the pans drawn up for
the Kansas City Company, said yester-
day that the approaches would extend
about a mile and q half Into the
swamp on the other side Of the river,
and the Arkansas end Of the bridge at
the river bank would be about ninety
feet high. The recently patented
tubular piers will be used. They vary
in diameter from three TO thirty teeit,
are made Of iron plates hall an inch
in thickness, riyeted together. These
ara sunk with comparative ease, in
sections, the water and earth pumped
from the inside, which is then filled
with concrete, making pitrs as solid
or more so than If built OF mss7nry.
The bill granting this company the
right is almost sure 10 pass, as the
ctpitalisis int r. sted in the Heman
Clark scheme have already withdrawn
The following, received yesterday
from WASHING on. will be Of int
wAsHisGTOS. D. O.. June 2, 1855,
! Ed. A. Keeling, Secretary Merchants hA'
change Memphis, Tenn; =.
DEAR SIR-Youls Of the 3lst ult
containing resolutions OF your Elk
change in reference TO an amendmen
TO sc. 525S, Revised Statutes, re
ceived. They will be presented to tn
House to-day. AIS, received reply Z
nv letter OF the 2Sth ult., in refer enc
10 bridge over the Mississippi. Whei
the printed copies reach me, wi &c
thai they are properly distributed
have seen the members OF the Oonl
mittee on Bridges, which is q sui
c ,mmittee of the Committee oE Com
merce, in reference to piomot COZ
alteration Of the bill, which is no'
in the hands of the Secretary OF We
The Secretary OF War end this sui
committee have promised To tax
prompt action upon II. The subcon
m ttae also said they would ask fo
leave of the full committee to make
privileged report upon the bill. Som
of our Arkansas friends do no, seer
TO regard the project With much iavo
Why, am unable to zee, unles, 1t
becau-e one or tw9 gentlemen tioI
their State are interested in the oth'
J company. On the other land, SON
of them ara favorable to 1t. II "
: can get consideration, as we hope
do, we viii have no difficulty in E
curing the passage Of the bill.
7 Yours very truly,
8 ZACH TAYLOR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
TRENTON, TENN.
Joint Debate Between Frank Bond
and Rice Pierce.
larroIAL ro IN LPFEAL. !

TRENTON, TENN, June "A small
crowd was in town to-day for the first
Monday. Frank Bond aud Rice
Pierce accidentally met here, and at
the request Of some OF the citizens
smoke to a full house Ths main Issue
between them was the action OF the
Dyersburg convention Of 1884. Upon
this subject the debate was heated
Pierce was assaulting the action OF that
conyen ion and B md defending it In
Piercs's arguments Bond asked him
IL he would abide by the
action of a Democratic cohven-
tion. Pierce replied that he
would il it was fair. He was
asked the question three times and
did not answer the que ton, but said
if it was fair he would abide by it. He
was then asked who should judge
whether it was fair rr not. He said
that the people should say whether i
was fair, leaving the impression that
II the action Of the convention did moi
suit him he would appeal to the
people,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
The Potato CROP.
TIE ACREAGE GREATLY RE-
DUCED THIS YEAR.
The Yield Small on Account OF the
DrOuth-The Planters-Va-
rieties In Use.

The Irish potato crop will receive a
black eye this year in Shelby county.
Until within the last few years ii was
a rare thing to see more than an acre,
or at best five acieI in any one crop,
nearly al the yield being consumed
at home. One or two planters, who
put in big patches about that time,
happened to strike the market right,
ba1 good Yields, gathered early,
shipped to Chicago and realized big
profits. The next year, the next and
the next, many farmers planted po-
tatoes almost TO the exclusion of other
crops. A few made big money, but
last year and the year before they
played a losipg game, many allowing
their potatoes 10 TO. in the ground, as
the cost of digging was more than the
price they were likely TO obtain in
market.
Toe acreage this year is consequent
" very small. just what 1t is cannot
be stated. The usual plan has been
to estimate the crop by the number OF
barrels, the yield with Ro;d sest ons
being between twenty-five and fifty
barrels to the acre A great many
who were l,rge growers before are
doing nothing in potato way this
wear. Mr.. Harbert, who at enc time
grew 1900 barrels, will not dig more
than 200 or $50 at the outside this
year. He has about five acres whel G
he formerly had forty or more. J. S,
Galloway has about fifteen acres where
he had thirty or more before. The
largest growers this season aye X. ID.
Gcodyesr, ]. s. Harris, w. II. Hu9hey
and ]. W. Young, who have from
twenty 10 thirty acres each.
The yield will be still further de-
creased this year on account OF the
drouth. On May LIST the plant looked
very promising, but during the month
there was very little rain, and all the
growth was on the vine. That, To-
deed, locked fine enough, but the
money comes ut Of the ground. The
! Early Rose variety, instead oftskiug it
second growth, sent IN shoots, One
is,mer, fielding this 10 be IL Q Gaze, duE
Lis at once and got eleven barrels
where he shoulu nave raleeu ~ ieae
fifty. His case ID ssid to be fair in
die alton of the result all over the
county, go far a, thu Early r Sc is con
ctrned.
II has b en- freely stated and be
lieyed by s1me that the yield woulC
be about one fourth, but careful In
vet tigalion gives a more encouragiol
result. 1t may apply to the Earl
Ross, but the yield OF the Bliss tn
umph, which is extensively planted
will be very nearly up to the sveras
in spite OF the dIopth. The latte
doss not command so good q price
however, as it is not 30 attractive !
appearance as the Early Rose. Tn
later Is white, the other has a re
skin, and though both are taid to B
equally good eating, when they a.
placed side by side the pur chaser wi
, choose the other every time. Tt
!, ma ket ce Il potatoes is not like!
to be high enough 10 realize forum
. even II the yield and acreage we
, full, but still the outlook is MT go be
: for the grower after all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

LOUISVILLE, 6; st. Louis, 4.
KANSAS CRY, 8; Boston, 2.
CINCINNATI, O; Pittsburg, 3,
LOUISVILLE, IS; 81. Louis, B.
DETROIT, /; Philadelphia, ..
WASHINGTON, 5; st. Louis, !.
BALTIMORE, 6; Metropoli!ans,S
CHICAGO, Z; New York, Z, Called
on account Of darkness.
No GAME at Nashville or Augusta
YESTERDAY on account Of rain.
TIE Vance Street Stars Dictated the
fernando Street Pickups Saturday
evening by a score of IA to T.
THE Chat Inooga Champions (col-
ored) defeated the Eclipse colored)
Cub OF this city yesterday by a score
of iol0. The battery for the Eclipse
were Pointer and Wood. Renfroe, the
gleat Eclipte pitcher, did not pay
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

KA1soMIN1Ns telephone 900, Nc
Neil.
B. DoLAN. custom b OF and shoe
maker, No 35U'Seeond street.
DR.. G. d. SMITH, Veterinary Sur
geon, No. 6l Monroe street.
P. NJ. STANLEY, funeral direct and
emba mer, SO Madison street
OMEGA -four, the be Try it.
sCHooLFIELD, HANAURR co.
LADIES can have spring sewing done
satisfactorily and reasonably at 20
Beale street.
PAINT your carriage for Is cents
with Meals Carriage Paint, For sac
by A. Renkert
SEND postal to the Memphis Collar
and Cuff Laundry, 81 Main street, to
call for your laundry.
DIR WILIFoRD has move his office
to SO Madison street, corner oil Third
Office hours from to 10 a. IN. and z TO
3p. m.
THE first annual funniest will be
celebrated next Sunday at Estival
Park. The hletes will contest for
handsome prizess
rHH Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti-periodic known. A certain
ana sure cure for ohilll. Price u per BOY
| tIe. Send stamps for circulars. Any rei-
erence gixen.. AddreH John U. kuoher'
LynohborR' Va
The Executive Committee OF the
Bosrd of Lev G Comm issioners for the
Yazoo mi s } Della is called to meet
in special 8 ssion at Clarksdale, Miss ,
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 9Th
and 9th, for the transaction OF impor'
'''A' y T. W. WHITE, President.
g. R. PAGE, Secretary.
ANsosTuRA BIrTERs do not only dis
tinguish themselves by Their flavor
and aromatic odor above all Others
generally ned, bat they are also
sure preventive for all di eases origin
ating from the digestive olgms. be
ware of c1untereits. AK your grocer
rr druggist FIR Iha genuine article
mauufaGtur, by DR.. j. q. d. sieger
d Sors.
HOTEL ST. GEORGE. 81 Clark street
Brooklyn, firepr,o i, best corsb uct'on
splendidly located On Br>cklyl
Heights, clo,e 10 Bridge, bandy T.
central nointa Of New York City ant
Coney Island, with mJre luxury q
one-third pr css; 400 rooms, all e!ecc
Iic-lighted O06 bsth-ro md, h1ud
someiy decorated; very bait upho
stered furniture; finest bet ding; COZ
coded to be one Of the finest Lo'els ]
the country. Transient ratef, w ;
per day, with private toilet. SlDel
rooms, 81 per night; open all Ligh'
, cuisine I'M, urpa sed,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

LLOYD Flench CT Cel,sbnrg. was in
town "Wednesday, and called At the
Ne,rs cfics. HIS coed natu ed face
WAS enN raathed in tmiles, and "he
seemed Just as happy a = big tun-
flower that rods and bends on tire
breezes." Lloyd has JEST received
5000 IS TIE iesult Of al investment
in the April drawing Of tia Louisiana
State Lott ny, aud no wonder he IS
happy. Nh. Fe1cb says Ie h IS
drawn sevtrl s all przes in tn To-
ierv before, but lad not bought a
[ cket Tor seS eral yelrs IN il j marry
sircs then hs has dollar m each
monthly draw ng and ire iogr. h
time he hit Ter an even $4,000. IRE
number OF his i1ket wa u ,5l5, Mr..
French has a vile and five children,
ana is a rran in mode a'e cir um-
ftAneef. Tne money he h as DR. We IN
the lolteyy will put hin tquar on hi
ie /, and give him a eat Ia inc
wo ld.-Elizdbeth (Ky.) Nsics, May Is.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
ahin nnrnah.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The ship
Onion, lying at the foot OF Kent street,
Greenpoint, loaded with $4,000 cases
Of kerosene oil, took fire about II
O'Clock t1-night. She was towed into
the stream and is still burning sni
liable TO prove total lose. Estimated
about $3.50 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
PennYrOYal Pills.

.CHICIa ESTER's ENGLlsH."
Fhe original and Only 1eaHsS,
S'N. Imitations. Indispensable 70 T. 40 ~.
a your Druggist tor /" che Ne ser !.
ypn, and take 10 other, or inclose 20
stampsl 10 US for psrticaars ~ ~ IN, ~
TrgssFss ssntl. EAEAAf JIM
.hesier heunteai Co..
aSI9 madison square Sntiannss -, =
TRADR supplied By eco. O. GOODWlh
wholesale Agents, Boston, Ma
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

summary-Earned runs-Memphis,
A; Atlanta, 0. First base on errors
Memphis, 3; Atlanta, l. First base on
called balls-Memphis, |; Atlanta, 2.
Struck out by Knuof, 6; by Conway,
2; by Stricken, l. Left on bases-Mem-
phis, 6; Atlantis, 4. Two-hase his
Sneed, Andrews aud Purcell. Home
runs-Black and Whitehead. Passed
bals-Broughton, 4; Msppee, 2. B ,ses
stolen-Sneed, Andrews, Phelan, Cline,
2:Purcell. Umpire-Ed. Hengle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 7.-There was
more Inquiry for clothing, goolens
and other styles OF WOO goods, sue
ceeded by improved dealings. Cotton
goods have been doing fairy ia a
small way, but the general feslins
shows increased confidence in the
/ ade Of the near iu ure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

CurrcuRA RgNgr. arD yosit1iven cure l' s ,%I
every form Of skin ana I biSo oy,rvShere'
p p.;cs CrTiCuEA, 50 cent?; Soar, y CENT
RVsoiygST, g.u0. Prspstsd by ne rot IN
nsTg Am CHrNIoAa Co., Boston, Mass 81,
Send for CHOW 10 Cure sal" D'sr Diseases,
CUIs- Blemis hes, Pimples, b'aes n ,,s,,'i >
MAIN md Baby hu.aors, use 'uf'Vo"N
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
Cyclone Miller Goes to Augusta.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l

MACON, Ga, June IA large
crowd assembled to witness the gsms
this afternoon between Savannah and
Macon, but rain iDteriered at the
ending Of the fret inning, the score
Standing 9 10 ! in favor Of Savannah.
The batteries were Smith and Decker
for the locale, Nolan and Gillen for
the visitors. Base hits, o-e each
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
HEMORR HOLDS,
Blind. Bleeding and Itching, POSI-
lively Cured nv Cuticnra.

WARM bath with CUuoURA Soar, an
a exquisite Skin Beautiher, and a single
application Of UuTiCURAt the great skln
Nos,bs u,nst aggrayated case Of Itching Piles.
This trsatment, combined with small d9se'
Of CuTioURL REsOLyEST, the new Blood ~
viaSS. three times per day, 10 regulate and
strengthen the bowels, overcome conss ,ip5 4
piaadins and Itching Piles when all OihsI
rsmedies ana even physicians fail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
Land for shops.

The East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company has puT-
chased ihhty-five sc'es OF land a.
Chattan o 1ea, Tenn, which, 1t is said,
will be ust d as q location for lager
shops or as a Ritching yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
ITC0ING PILKH.

Twas taken Cor the first time IN my lite
vi h Blind Piles, so severe that ! e2uIu
hardly keep on my iees' H.. gsa iSs y disso9s
,onL Shs foym of Itching Piles, and growing
SVD By advice Of an old gentleman
t,ied the CuriCURA, One application W,
Iisysd the itching and was SC on cured, !
wish to tell the world that in Q se' Of ltehtns
Piles the F PT,Oe a G' Unsolicited quartet
Suouncord. N III. o. @. KlBBY.
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the Two Sans AT Indiana polls.

IxDIASAPoLIs, ISD, June THE
Jones-Small revival meetings began
hers yesterday, Mr.. Small preaching
il The afternoon and evening. H.
audiences numbered 5000 to 4OtO
Jones will not arrive until Tues lay.
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ALL THAT YOU CLAIM.

Ibare tried your CurICuRA REnEnIEs ana I
a. hen ali that you claim, and the de-
mand ior them in this section IL SrefItiys
lH-HN ''' AUGUSTUS W. C0LLlNs'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
rrnnING PILLS.

began the use Of your CUTleURA hstNS ond
,yhsn Won tirst put them on the marx l. anu
nav noH ~ Two cnses Of Itching Plies that have
been cured by the use, at my suEgesuoh' Vi
these rem ediss. ~ uApTTN
Vtydun nj, n. N. hhhAAN'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
Especial Notice.

an WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is. 1885, We
Twill II for non-rtsident owner, ~
noblio ou, cry. on the premises, that deslre-
bis pToperty known as tho "ClHybrook SUP
division, "lyigg between Pop ar street 90 InY
n IN and Union avenue on the soatnl ana
lust beyond the residence Of john O.eftSSn,
r.. on Union avenue, The properly -
oeen divided inio &C . lots so as 70 sal. Lpe
wants Of purchasers buying much OF p n.IS;
Ia is convenient 70 the street cars On rSPilAk
s,ys.t. and The Grade and road bed y being
urepa ed for grAysing the road IN ir St .S Ss
il on Union AYeuue We bel eve wv Vo ~
most suitable properly for residences on tnS
maSkes, and an opportunity oes seIn
,.ronsTtT Il seldom onerej. Properly "
bsias rspidly sold for residences east OF tne
city' because il IL not cut Up BY rallrosas -
in tse ncrIhein and southern portions Oi
'nTT SSERMs-Ono-third essh; balance 10 one
and two years, With per cent lhtetest;
| M can he seen at our ofhce uauI oay OF
sale. OVEkr0 4 GA1sXEA0k. As.s;
nROWN's IRON BTTTERs FUkL
ID restored the energy and vitality o. ~.
W Houston, Mem, his, Tenn When We ,-
and msciAted from chill and FEVER VIM
| moi Ia caused i'm vement.
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annrnnIn sATIsFACTION.

curtouRA REMEDIES have given splendlo
satisfsction 10 those Of my customers "u'
hive had occasion to use then, D-.,u,ist
"''' - HENRY dBRMANh' Druggist
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UP 5000 r@MT.

DEER PARK AND OAKLAMD-Qn
~ the crest Of the Alleghanies, wtthin tne
famous Glade Section, directly on the Nc "
the ID, and D, No Stage Rides or BUS trans
iers All Limited EXPRESS Trains stop.
with the new and unparal elea ihst nche1-
MO on tho Baltimore and Ohio ha,,roso'
these lovely twin resorts are beyond al eeu-
parison the most advantageously iocateal
boih "a 10 train service and Surroundings OF
any east of the KOckies. 80. ~ v,,..
Season Opens Jume SSn; 10 tiies.
No MogauItoes. No Hay Fever No Malaria;
Deer Park and Oakland, tho one being put
six miles distant from the o!herLwith tn9
most charming drives connecting themT-
Ia under the mana ement OF Mr.. ". -
WALKER, who, in h three seasons man
age ment, has me de many enthuriastlc Irienos
OF the glorious resorts All communicsuons
should be addressed TO W }. Walker, uveen
City Hotel, Cumberland, Md, mp toIune
18th, After that date either Deer fssk or
oI II s,eTasS@ @ T5 and 900 por month. ao-
cordlng 10 locations. ,,
| The b. aod o. Company has spared NO OK,
penEe In rendering DeeE Park and yaklana
| the leading Noun ain Hesorn OF the EAST
| and for the season Of 1895 the Rttractions Wli
be oi a character not hitherto equaled' and
| the cuisine OF both houses uneTceIled' mi,
First-class Laundry. Fine Livery. Eie-
| Rant new Bathing Pools,
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BHse Rail Notes.

To-day Cyclone Miller, Mseon's pitch
er, was sold TO Augusta for $500.
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-,.---. TINED ysuSCLF- et.cL-,
f ,ned, Pain AnniLiiate :, unSh
IA Bn,,ioo Subdued, ald MAJ t'ai
nj Kpileuio Diseases Prevented
~ POl,y that iaiallibie antidots 20 ~ u
pll1SsSN', AN'g 1 ind AZ. nation, the CUrloURA
T--l-p .IE fbasTER, 2oC,
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mauseII's Volunteer Champion.

To the Editors Of the Appeal:
Why the APPEAL continues its daily
slashes at Mausell, our center fl lder,
is a question that Is asked by hun
dreds OF those who WHIT the games
and are witnesses to his playing.
Mans ellis record since he has been in
the club compares favorably with
almost any member, both at the bat
and in the field. We will compare
him, however, only with Mr.. Phelan,
who occupies the pos ton OF secoud
has eman-through courtesy, we sup.
pose, tertsinly not because be il a go d
player. Take the four games with
chattanooga, for everyone admits that
the whole nine PLAYED a. iis worst
during that series. The official fctre
shows:
R. P.o. K.
| Mansell ...,..... ."."."".."..."
| Phelap.. ."...... ..."".."...." v o
Now we leave it 10 any fair minded
reporter or spectator that the COM
palison is much in favor OF Mani ell.
We will make no comparison as to
racords at the bat, for every ole
knows Pht lan's inability to find the
ball, and how cfien he has wildly
saved the air, AID we all further
know how Mansell's safe hits at crit
ical poiuts have saved MS the game
We trust, Mr.. Reporter, that you viii
allow your prejudice TO Mr.. Mansell
10 abate sufficiently to do him
iustice. We admit that he
makes errors at times
that are bo.h costly and exasperatinl
hint he is no wcrSe in this respect
than Phelan or Whitehead, who occa
sionally make few deshes at the ball
with vain attempts to stop II, but VIII
resume their former occupation o
keeping their hands warm in thei
iscket pockets as loon as The ball j
safely past him. / hope you will pub
lish this, which am sure voices owe
one-half the audiences:
rive have no comm .nts to max
) upon the above, beyond referring tn
> writer to yesterdays game. de
! doubtless sorry he spoke. We rega q
+ ed Mr.. Manssil's release as essential I
the success Of the Memphis Club, an
everything that has transpired sine
/ then bias strengthened cur convietioi
upon that point. The writer Of tn
above will doubtless admit the il
!; Justice of bis comments upon Phela
z and Whitehead as the teason al
nce.-APPEAL RIP.
The official record published to da
e elbows Manssll 10 stand within two
= the bottom Of the li.t in fielding, h
average being 1855, against 1858 I,
Phel an and .823 for Whitehead.