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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Prof. Price. Of jamestown. who has Just
returned from another trip to England. is
said to have brought back SECS. 900 with
him, having sold the electro-pIating works
belonging to his fathers estate for that
amount He proposes to boom jamestown.
With his wealth. end consequent ability to
move things along. he will be great he lp
TO the village -Xenia Republic IN.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04
just Opened.

Mr. \. x. Davidyan. importer OF Turkish
goods. has large and beautiful display of
Turkish rugs and novelties at Jones 4 Sons
carpet store, northwest corner of Main and
Limestone streets. The sale Of these goods
viii last only few days. The public is
invited to call and examine, as the goods
will be sold af much less than the whole
sale price
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

N Nrcs>c Blood Elixir Is the only
'NNNSN q Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. 1t is . positive cure for Ulcers, Erup.
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. ltpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it
Frank II. Coblentz, corner Market and
High streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Regular communication Of Springfield
lodge. No. 81. B. P. o. E., this tWednes-
day. evening. January Z. 1855. Every
member should be present. Amusement
committees for past and prospective enter
tainments are especially urged to attend
By order Of E. T. r. l.. QUEIssEE.
Secretary
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Mr.. l.. Parker, of Gallon, is In the city
soliciting orders for new spring chair
cushion that is made to order and to fit any
chair. They are very nice for Office and
house chairs. and Mr.. Parker will have no
trouble in Introducing it.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04
Drink of the Russians.

1t is stated that very little drunkenness
appears on the surface in Russia, where
the kind of brandy known as vodki is
consumed TO AN enormous extent 1t is
the drink of all, from the infant to the
old people, who attain in that country an
extraordinary age. In the whole Rus
sian empire, with no less than 10000 of
the number dying annually, third part
of the obituary are upward of SO years of
age; 900 are above 100 years of age.
from so to IS are above 100 years, 20 art
upward ot l3o years, are more than 1856
years of age, and or are reckoned on
to reach from 1i0 to 155 years.-New
Orleans Picayune.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

The c., c., c. 4 l. hall, Anton SINCE, s
new place, on west Washington street. will
be opened next Thursday evening with a
concert, followed by . social dance.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Mrs. General Hancock's New Years gift
was handsome house on X street, WASH
ingtOn, purchased for her by the friends Of
the hero of Gettysburg.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04
Two Excursions To California, via the l..
Il. w. Route.

January 10, and February Is. lSss. aIs
the dates that the 1. B. & W. will Sell ex-
cursion tickets to all points in California at
very low rates. For full particulars write
to or call on e. l.. HiIleary. ticket agent l..
b. Il w. railway. Springfield. Ohio. Sb
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

During ,hs noah sf December The
Nelson Business Cole ge will sell schOl.
arships on the following terms: $40
down, balance IN three 49, mon: bly,
payments.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Barber (shaving Banker Jones for the
first timet-DO you shave close. sir? Jones
What is the amount OF the note:
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Mr.. Rosenthal. representing Walter Buhl
4 Co.. has on display very large line of
furs. seal skin jackets, sacques, newman
kets, etc. etc, Monday and Tuesday. jan
uary : and 3, at Gugenheim's.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Union Cooperative Coal Co. sellsHock-
ing, Jackson and Sunday Creek.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Don't Miss Them.
Ladies' kid button, hand-turned shoes
only So at Schulfe's shoe stores.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04
MONEY TO LOAN.


OST-Three months old pup black curly
~ hair with white spot on breast. Collar on
6aitable reward given for its return TO the
0aaotte once. Sa
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Beck. OF Kentucky, is skilled Judge Of
h0rsefesh
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

Chanpiln'r Liquid Pearl, SO Cepts.
Don't pay Is unless so printed on bottle
label.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

The man of brass Is always ready TO show
his meftle.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04
Don't Mtss Them. !.

Ladies' kid button, hand-turned shoes,
only 81 at Sehu'ta's shoe stores.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04
CASPER'S Drug Store,
Coming Events. .

DlaA Main street, Sd Door West
0f Limestone. = pr Ing tield.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

I'M RENr-A large brick house of u rooms.
esaa1ffV remodeied and painted: has city
Seor md good cistern. Nc. 80 Z Columbia
G6l0et nexs 60 Monument Squa e, one slaart
Gna Main street Apply toC-J: stewart. a.
~ 7. III stewart Commission Company, Il
Sse~.-aa, 2ostf
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TURF AND DIAMOND.
Racing NJ Long Brsnch.

LoSo BRAScH. y. j., July 2i.-Thc
racing at Monmouth today was as follows.
first Racc-H Handicap; mile. Starters:
Choctaw, fiiz Roy, Swift, Grover Clcyc.
land, Glenmound, Breton. fitz Roy won
by 1--WE lengths, Grover Cleveland second,
Swift third. Timc-l;4G
Second Race Tyro stake; three.
quarters Of mile. Starters Favorable
colt, Reporter, Ransom, TipsiaG, Eric, Cy.
clone colt, verdeur, Felicia, Gannymede.
Reporter won by two lengths, Ransom
second. Ericthird. Time-i.l7l.
Third Race-The Harvest handicap,
mile and quarter. Starters Burns,
FircnZi, Exile, Favor, ConnemAra, Sun.
nam, Pirate. Fircnzi won by q length,
Exile second, Surinam third. Time-2i4l.
Fourth Racc-Mile and half Starters:
Belydere, Aretino, Rupert, Ten Booker.
Bclydcp won by neck, Ten Booker Sec
ond. Rupert third. nme-243i
Fifth Race-Tbe Billow stakes, one
mile. Starters Goana, Niagara, Cold
Stream, Burr Oak, Cleola, Billy Brown,
Pina gelding. Niagara won by foul
lengths, Goana second. Billy Brown third.
Time-i.5O.
Siuih Racc--Fiye-eigths Of mile,
Starters Mute, Edisto, Marsh Redon,
Freedom. specdweH, Mona, Maia, Charm
or, Tourmaline, Laclair, furbelow. Free
dom won by a length In l.0il. Mona sec.
ond. Marsh Redon third. Time--i:0ii
Seventh Race-The s,ocple chase. the
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THE CONTRACT CLOSED.
PARIS AND THE COMMUNE SECURED
FOR THE FALL DISPLAY.
Mr.. Pink ston, the Designer. Promises
the Finest Panorama on This Subject
Ever Shown Anywhere-Halft the Nee
essary Amount Secured.

The executive committee Of the Sphinx
organization and the citizens committee
having in charge the proposed fall dis
play met in the ladies' ordinary Of the Pea
body hotel at O'Clock last night.
Mr.. Robert Galloway presided, and Mr..
Lou Leubrie acted rs secretary.
Mr.. w. z. Pinkston, the designer OF
"The Fall Of Paris" appeared before the
meeting and delivered quite n lengthy
address on the merits Of his model. His
speech was listened TO with much earnest
ness by the committee, and at its conclu-
sion Mr.. Ike Friedman made n motion,
which was carried, that the secretary close
the contract with Mr.. Pinkston for the
production OF his spectacular concern here
IN the fall.
Mr.. Pnks,on will return this morning
20 st. Louis, where he will at once com.
mcnce the painting with the assistance Of
a competent corps OF artists. The exhibi.
ton will commence September u, and
continue four weeks, provided the neces.
sary amount, $4,000, is subscribed, and
which, from present indications, is an as
sured fact.
Secretary Leubrie reported the following
additional subscriptions
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Yesterday HALL Games.

indianapolis 4, Pi;tsburg IS.
Athletics !, Brooklyn Z.
Philadelphia /, New York O.
Washington 9, Boston 3.
Cleveland IL. Baltimore II.
st. Louis 3, Louisville 2.
Kansas City /, Cincinnati s.
Detroit o, Chicago @.
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Thcso SUBSCRIPTIONS, Win Tue hmOunt
previously subscribed, make a total Of
5000 In hand
The railroad companies made propo-
silion TO open a park at the Kansas City
junction for the production Of the pano.
rama. The proposition will be- considered
At the next meeting Of the committee.
Mr. Pinkston has promised 10 present
the finest panorama Of Paris ever shown
anywhere. lie intends that u shall not
only be artistic but faithful and realistic,
and invites the criticism Of parties who
hnXn XisiInl pnria
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The Teacher

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their minds by the use of Ayers Sar-
snparilla, appreciated the truth that
bodily health is essential to mental
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Every spring and fall l take n num-
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Eastman, Stoneham, Mass.
have taken Ayers Sarsaparilla
with great benefit to my general health"
Miss Thirza l.. Crerar, Palmyra, Md.
MY daughter, twelve years OF age,
has suffered for the past year from
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GEN. PETER TRACY ASSAULTED.
His Lon Optic Damaged by Blows from
His Secretary, Mr.. Sadier.

Luchrmann's saloon, corner Main and
Monroe streets, was the scene Of some little
excitement about 10 o'clock last night,
caused by an assault by VI. W. sadlcr,
secretary and treasurer Of the Tracy
Printing company, upon Peter Tracy,
president Of the company. Eye wit.
nesses 10 the affair state that Tracy
was sitting at table conycning with
friends, when sadler entered by way
81 the side door and walked up behind his
victim and dealt him thrcc terrific blows
over the left eve with his Est, causing that
optic 90 swell 10 an enormous size. Sad
der was arrested and escorted 20 the sta.
tion.housc, where he was released shortly
aitcrward on n s2j forfeit. The trouble
Ia the ouigrowth Of a business misunder.
standing
UsE Syrup OF Prunes Tor constipation.
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Mentioned prominently in the Scimifdr Of
Saturday last. ~ seriously reflects on the
youngsters" OF Waldmn avenue that We
feel Il our duty 10 the boys Of our neigh.
borhood being residents Of that locality
and immediate ncighborhood Of the Scum.
idr's infofmantl 10 state that none Of N
have have been robbed Of chickens, jew.
elry OF anything else. nor have W. heard
Of any such gang having existence In our
neighborhood, aud do firmly believe the
said statement 10 have originated with the
Scunitlr'S informant.
JonN WARwIcE,
II. y. MuRruY.
=. II. GinsoN,
q. A. DiNNASS,
PERcY &. CLARK,
II. J. MARTIN.
Memphis, July q, 1858.
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lem smith. Challenge Accepted.

NEw loRK, July 2l.-Mike G. Conley,
Of Ashland. Wis, has cablcd Jem Smith,
champion OF England, accepting the la,ter's
challenge to fight any man in the world,
Kilrain excepted, for 900 side. There
seems TO be every prospect that the match
will be arranged. The fight Is 20 take
place either in France or Spain.
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RryEmrs Of nm. Old Maid, with her
hints 90 young men intending 10 marry;
Ny Marriage. ilpmustic novel; Out Of the
Streets. a story VI Acw York life by Gay
ler Natural law In the Spiritual World,
by Drummond. ~ IN cheap form At
Mansiords.
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A Ioeal Gimme.

The Southern Express baseball nine do
icaied the Lowenstcin nine yesterday, at
Citizens park, by score Of to TO- The
game was very interesting throughout.
Tho battery work OF Nall and Thane de.
serves especial mcniJn.
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IN Ni aOIlIAN.

James Cleveland Urogan
Departed ihis life iuiy o. l.' srri seafs sgi
muula
A precious one from Hs has gone,
votes We loyrt tu'd.
place u vacant in UIf home
Which never can Dr. nIlcl
God In bis wisdom hsi vctllci
The boon Ills love hal gwen,
And though the boil m0llrn here.
'''' " NV ~ h n oRo0As.
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full course. Starters Buckra, viii Davis,
Montecristo, Harborugh, School Master,
Chandelier, Van Cluse, Willie Palmer,
jim Bradt, Ten Fellow. VIII Davis won
in 5:l5, Montccristo second, Buckra third.
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4 workman, while eating his dinner,
came neat losing his lie. A piece Of hard
butter entered his throat and stuck fast.
Alter smoking a yellow Label Cigar lac
was relieved,
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TnE "Chimes Of Normandy" nj jackson
Mound raik Sunday night with complete
cast, chorus, etc. Admission 30 conts.
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MemphIs, July q, 1858.

DoS'r fail 70 attend the picnic 20 be
given by the Knights Of labor ut Wood.
lawn park, on johnson avenue, next Tues
day, July -.
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All timers ia iLc city Of Memphis will
meet at the X. Of l.. hall Friday night,
July "a, 1888. Business Of importance.
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JAcKsoS Mouhd Park, Chimes Of Nor.
mandy" Sunday nahl. You will enjoy a
pleasant evening 10y attending.
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General Debility.

A few weeks since, we began TO give
her Ayers Sarsaparilla. Her health has
greatly improved. - Mrs. Harriet IL.
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass.
about year ago began using Ayers
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my daughter, sixteen years old, Ia
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IL suffered from
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SUBSCRIBE for TnE WEEKLY ArrEAt, 81
per year, aud participate In the grand dis
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THE WONDERS OF MEXICO.
WHAT AN oBsERvANT CITIZEN OF
MEMPHIS HAS SEEN.

The Great Cathedral at the Capital
Diaz and His Government-The Pres.
idential Palace and It's Curiosities-
Relics Of the Aztec Civilization.
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Thy Floyd & MONEYS soda. Only Be.
thcsda water used In the manufacture Of
L.
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sides. II is round some fifteen feet in d.
ameter, five feet thick, is level on top and
has deep bowl where the blood of the
victim, when his heart was torn out, col
lected and ran into deep cut gutter TO
the side of the stonc, whore it was caught
IN large stone vase, the size OF n very
large wash-tubl, and is made OF the same
granite and ornamented in the same way.
The marks OF wear by the feet were visible
on the top, though the stone is granite.
Several OF the large stone slabs like those
from Nineveh, taken from the more recent
discoveries in IuCltan Ia State of McNiCo)
were very interesting, One, representing
priest for all the world like the Assyrian,
is offering sacrifice holding up his hands
before perfection cross, on the top OF
which is peculiar head OF deity. An.
other has the very same cross and priest
sacrificing, and all around the stone are
inscript ons in peculiar and regular man.
nor and shape, and all these and the fig.
ures are in high relief, well cut and sharply
defined. A Spanish priest, after years OF
study, il is said, has found the kcyto these
inscriptions. There are many other
STONE FIGURES OF Gops AND MEN,
singular grotesque and hideous, the work
OF different race and of inferior style 10
these slabs from ralanquc. Some OF the
eyes and teeth inserted look strangely like
they were taken from living man. There
are thousands OF other objects which il
would be impossible TO enumcrae in n
letter. Also splendid collection of gold
and silver mine specimens, Aztec arms and
accoutrements, writings, utensils, orna-
mcnts, etc., among them the breast cover
OF Montezuma H., Aztec pictures, writings
describing the arrival OF Cortcz and his
men, the dress and appearance OF the
priests of the expedition painted in colors
ON cotton canvas. 4 picture OF Las Casas
instructing the Aztec Indians, is a strong
and interesting one. mus, stop on
these subjects or have nothing TO tell when
get home. Gen. GREENWOOD, formerly u
cotton factor, etc, in New Orleans, called
upon me this evening lie is an old iricndof
the admiral and Brother Tom. He has lived
here eighteen years and knows every one.
lie is to present us at the Anglo American
club tomorrow. Mexico, as told you. Is
just opposite us in so many ways. The
lemons are sweet, the ilrctics have two
lights in their heads, aud here in these
crowded streets You must 20 the left, not
Ia the right This is the rule Tor foot pas
scngers and vehicles, This city aud san
LLis Potosi are
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CRowS wash blue does perfect work.
Give II n trial.
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GEr up clubs for TuE WISELY ATRIAL
and secure one oil the liberal cash priscs
offered.
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TiIf nKSr rOLiCHD CiTirs

have ever visited but IL is military
one stricily-therC is an armed man in
uniform at the corner OF every street, day
and night. The streets have many electric
lights, but the rest are coal oil, rs no gas
can be made on account of the great price
OF coal, all OF which comes from Colorado
or Texas. which is used here. have not
yet seen chimney or fireplace, but |
really need one at night. The tcmpcra-
turc requires winter clothing in the even
ing and morning, aud runs daily from So
at night, q n. M, 7O' and 40 at o'clock,
and gradually falls ~ the sun goes down,
10 the first figure. Yet everything l. trop.
zeal in fruits, flowers and trees. birds aud
animals. The water supply is fine. Tho
water is brought from the mount.
aims in aquaducts with 100 arches,
and is clear and cold enough without
ice NJ all seasons OF the year. The heavens
present an almost unknown appearance
To one from the north. THE Southern
Gross, brilliant constellation of live
stars thus
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has risen mp IL tho south, aud the north
star with the clipper" aud its pointers
las gone down IN the north ~ that both
are at about the same latitude along the
horizon. The city - entirely surrounded
by mountains, and some Of them 1900
"a 1900 feet, and the two famous peaks
Popocaiapc,l and lxlahuatil, both snow
capped, loom up above all, though mon
than seventy miles away We have fine
view Of everything from the roof Of this
old convent hotel, which Is paved with
brick tiles, and makes good walk. To-
morrow ~ 90 TO See the renowned
CHURCH on GUADALUPE,
the richest shrine, before the radicals
robbed IL, In Mexico. The miraculous
picture Of our Lady impressed upon the
scrnIi (blaukcD OF Mexican Indian is
there. aud the twcniy-siN-ton silver altar
railing is untouched.
The Mexican ladies are not attractive,
and II IL the fashion for all 10 paint white
aud red, aud that very heavily, when at
the opera, balls, etc: Int nj church nll are
in black. with black wells On the back Of
the head. They used TO wear volumin.
ous maniilln on the head, supported
hy high combs. Few are really beau.
tiiul. The handsomcst one ! have seen
was a young married one at the flower
booth, with baby; she was very like
&. ). and presume was unmixed Castil.
Ian. This u q very musical country and
the military bands arr going In somo plaza
OF other almost all day and evening There
arr 20 many strange and beautiful things
10 b. had here. There IA q magnificent
jewolry store here lFpnch unsur.
passed. In tho States except, per.
haps. 10y Tiffany. ! have seen two
American saloons, hut not been In them
yet, one " Now Orleans concern, the
other an Italian by the namo Of Peter Gay,
but NJ both learn English is only spoken.
aud the goods and style are American.
French liquor and wines have almost the
entire run here. | could not punuado
your mother to 20 tO tho bull Eight ON sun.
day. but she will ~ Ia the Italian opcrn
with W. on sunday night. The fashionable
nights here arc Satuf lay aud Sunday. NJ.
h slowly improving and 10 not think will
get well until he gets into the States. We
got the -. Louis papers in six or eight
days. u. J. SrNNEs.
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wu.rta,w ~ ruE PALACE,


but can NJ present mention only a few
objects. There are many portraits oi dis.
tinguishcd rulers, generals aud ccclesiastic-.
One q Phillip H.. q Spain, Is fine; one oi
Ferdinand AMI his Spanish warriors rout-
ing the Moon before Grenada, aud a mum.
her Of the yiccroys Strange 10 ay. the
bronze siatueo Of Charles V. stands intact In
the public square. II IL the largest single
casting In the world. Tho great calendar
stone u n wonderful thing. II has the sun
aud all tho planets and the days Of tho
year and seasons, u about five feet thick
and twenty NJ least In diameter, 81 hard
granite. But the most interesting aud
almost horniying is the great sacnhcial
stone, taken IRON the temple on tho top Of
the great teocalli or mound Of stone, on
which CO,OOO victims were inundated 10
the war god. Of which Prescott and lev
Wallace, In his Pair God" have written.
Sime Spanish prisoners wcrc sacrificed on
Il and the Spanish totally destroyed Il In
their rage, saving only this and the calen.
dar stone. Tho spaniartls built the pres
eni cathedral on lis dto and these stones
were In ih walls, but were removed
10 The Museum Of Antiquities by
the government II Is an enormous
block % Of very dark granite,
with carved emblematic figures on the