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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-22

70 SAVE you must buy
! from first hands; we are
the only house in Savannah
that manufacture the cloth
ing we sell. Buying from us
you save fully Is per cent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-22

THE BARGAINS we offer,
no other house can match.
Suits that we sell for $40,
other houses charge $l2 to
SIS for no better. Our So
and SIS Cashmere pants are
the talk of the town. If you
want good honest clothing
and save money, you must
buy at THE FAMOUS"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-22
LOTTERY.
LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1887 BY THE
MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
OPERATED UNDER A TWENTY YEARS
CONTRACT BY THE MEXICAN INTERNA-
TIONAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
LOTTERY.

Grand Monthly Drawings held in the Moresque
Pavilion in the Alameda Park, City of Mexico
and publicly conducted by Government ON
cials appointed for the purpose by the Secre-
taries OF the Interior aud the Treasury.
DRAWING CT MARCH 49, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 900.
PRICE OF TICKETS, AMERICAN MONEY
WhOles, S2-Hslves, Si-Quarters, so cts.
Club Rates; 271S Tickets: for $50 U. S. Currency.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-22

~. virginia Club, Lewis '66 and Durham Rye
", "llskey, Imported Sherry and Port Wines and
Il Aodelo Cigars. J.s.F. BARpouR.
New Houston and Barnard streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-22

bEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on a
weak stomach.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-22

Ounlap's aud Nascimento's Fine Silk
A. Hats,
Oil sizes. at LaFars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
The Result of Too Much wbIskey-AIIeged
HeartIess Conduct Of Fishermen.
lspeclal teIrrrnm . ne pispatch.l


wKsr PoINr, July 2f.-J. II. Collev,
formerly % Washington. ID. c., was
drowned here about half-past 4 o'clock
this afternoon. Mr. Colby crossed the
Pamunkey river TO Plum Point with Mr
Hawkins. In short time Cooley got very
drunk. Coming back he rolled about IN
the stern of the boat. and Hawkins tired
To make him lie down. When the boat
was near the channel Colley rolled over
hoard. Mr.. Hawkins threw blm ne.
The current was r1unlng strong Cooley
rose only once. and then his head barely
appeared above The water, but one hand
was raised for short time. Cooley
rose near a number Of hshinQ boats. One
fisherman was near enough Co reach the
drowning man with his oar. but pulled IN
hs oar because he did not wish to get 1t
broken. Some Of the fishermen stood MP
tor little time a. watch the result and
then went Oh fishing as though nothing
had happened Mr. Hav kins tried 10 TO
cover the body. Up 10 this time % O'Clock
the body has not been recovered. Before
going over to the river Colley told "a
man on the wharf 10 take care Of
his coat. telling him t. take the
coat if he (Colley) did not return. BE
fore going down to the river Colley
told hlr. Sam. Jones what 10 do with his
clothes, &c. If anything happened 20 him.
Among other things. he told Mr. Jones of
n registered letter which he wished Mr..
Jones to take and from the contents pay
some bills. Mr. Colley's mother lives IN
Washington. COlley was naturally bright
man. bat he WIS abducted 10 drink. tie
worked on tho wharyes here. This IS the
third man drowned by getting drank at
Plum Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

PARIS. July q Import. q Boulangst
Ulgbt attempted 90 make "a speech AZ Port
LAbhc FuiSterc. but he was attacked by
mob and stoned. number Of Duports
teeth were broken and his face cut. and he
was refused permission TO proceed with ms
remarks.
Henri Bochefort announces that the
Boulang1st committee viii pay officials
who are dismissed from the Government
employ because of their adherence 10 tho
nrinriplcs of Boulangism the full salaries
tlcv now receive from the Government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YOkk.
NEW YoBS, July a. Cotton steady; sales fsi
bales; upland-, IKE; Orleans, Ike, net 70
ceipts, lO4 bales; eKports-tO Great Britain.
J .s bales; D. the Continent. 100 bales; stOck.
J J5.igs bales. Southern -four u held hrnler blt
g ls quiet; common 60 fair extra, sAlJaf% p
good 10 choice. fl35asl60. Wheat BsAker aud
moderately actlye FOR export aud milling; No.
2 red. s. a.. Ia store; options fairly active,
closing weax. July, SIG; August. s5'ic.
september. -6kc. Corn loss active NO. ?, ~ A
$50. In elevator, options less active. t,asc.
lower aud weak July. 49, Auguet i4ai5a
Septem Der, a. &c. Oats fairly active and nrn-
er options steady aud quiet; July, z Sc; Au-
gust q &C.: september, Etc, 10. spot.
e Z, a2sr. mixed western, sfa29c Hops easy
ami quiet C0fes--Opuons opened steady. l5a2j
points down, and closed quiet aud l5a35 points
down July. fl4SO August 81 i5atiL30; sep
tcmbor, slADatIlf0; spot Rio quiets far
cargoes SlLgA snger-kaw inactive; fair
refining &C.. refined quiet and nrm. No
iRsses Foreign dull and weak; 5o-test, 3d.;
New Orleans quiet; open kettle good 20
fancy. 2'ai0c. Rice unchanged. Petroleum
higher and active: crude. In barrels nc ParKsr's
zoe. refined here. 14nc. Cotton-seed OH dull;
crude. Csc. ye!l0w, t3s45c hOsin quiet and
steady; strained-comfncu 70 good. SLi0asLi2s.
Iurpeutine Arm az 8ja53Hc Hdes active and
steady; wetsalted New Orleans. selected, ~ 20
20 pounds. 5a6c Texas selected, 20 % ~ pounds.
81 a5c. Wool arm. f0rS sieajy; mess, 81 goa
fl3 extra prime. tli-2jaslL5O Beef dull eKiro
meas. fas,.y0. Beet hams quiet TERED beef
meats strong, ptckied beinss. &c Plekied
hams. II &c. picked shoulders. SEC. Middlrs
quiet. shorr clear, $40. Lard lower aud dulii
western Steam. 800. city. tb.20. August. 1913
bid; September. 81 ooaso.6o. Freights strong;
cotton, 5-32d- grain, 3'.d.
BALTIMORE
BALrIB0RE. July "a Flour A. Whsat--south-
e-u nrm Aai higher; Fultz e)as8c. i0ngnsrry,
szasf, No. .. SEE; steamer. soc. western
nrmer: No winter red. spot, Sse. July, so,.;
August SIX as5c. september. - ss5fkc. De
csmber, SO. fCcrn-~Outnern scarce AID high
or: white. i9as2c. yellow isa<sc. western
arm mixed spot, &c OsIs stsa1yi western
white, 33a39c. RYE nearly rrm ~ sOas2;. Hay
GRO prime TO choice timothy. flfsOaflA Pro
visions dull Buuer unsettled western packed.
lsc creamery, i6.alse. Eggs sun; freen.
lgac. ice-hOuss. liaisr. Petroleum strong re-
hned. T.lS. c0noe nofnlnsl Mo csrgoes fair,
SIS sugar steady A soif. p4c Cooper steady
refined. l0ssalihc. Freighls 70 Liverpool per
steamer arm but scare competition sharp Tor
the small business possible. grain. per bushei,
AID. Cork. for orders. August. a. nd. Re-
ceipts-Fiour t.0o0 barrels whests 81 ooo bush
els; corn, an0 Dushols; oats. 9,0O9 bushels.
Shipmsnts- Flour. 4.000 barrels; corn. ei.OO
bushels sales--Whaal. s0,tc0 bushels; corn,
9j 100 bushoiA.
ST. Louis
ST. Leugs. July "a Flour quiet but Arm
Wheat--No. rcd, casn, IKE Jnirs 5ytta
August. ssl.asSa.c Corn dun and eAsy. No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

wannkapin leaves ceased their croakinc
ana winkod helplesslv az the lieht. unable
Vveh to drop into the water. TiIis was
NE hdnter's opportunity. ard he seized
VIC frogs. one after another. by the name
VI INC neck With his right hand. With
ne, .ho lelt ne held the bag and threw
,nti',' one after another into Il. The work
Was zone quickly. We had struck o sort
V' nest and IA very short time half
dozen frogs were writhing in the bottom
o. 'ne sack. When no more were within
i,ach the BAG was closed. the lantorn-slidc
smut tGnt, and the boat rlidcd into fresh
'r hcids. Everything had become very
quiet in that eighborhood. Now and then
ihc irst experience was gone through with,
Nnrrl several times hv She use Il the stick.
Tho lantern was 1ashod. and the man in
the boW. instead Of using his hand, banged
the stick down now and again. whack
whack wha,k upon The nose of lls frog
sup. who would immediately drop into the
water, turning up his whito stomach. dcod.
By fire tim, TIE Igp0n rose there were over
tw'ut five pounds aboard. so the boat was
turned hHu."atl
There ~, several other modes oflunting
FROG. for tlD mail 90. The boys do good
business shooting thom with air-rilos,
corc o. 'lo -w.mps lying along the river
shore. o. takes quick owe and steady
hand f0r ibis sort of thing, hut they gene
rally succeed Do bringing back dozen or
two from tlcir trlu.. There are numerous
other methods. with hook ifs. stick, or
let. hut they ar@ used iuirouueutlv. The
guam aAd lantern are by far the most popu-
llr
nlany people in speaking 81 frogs con-
frruj them with toads While they are
closely r,lAtcd. they have little IN common
except appearance. The frog has superior
lre-. greatly developed by constant prao-
fflr It's vofro. too. j. superior To his
lumhlcr brother. The voice. too. varies
greatly even Old the Same animal. and j. i- de
ic.lf toasccrtlu once distance, for Il 3,
great ycnr1.oqui-t, and IT is almost impos-
siiic 90 initiate abe notes.
Nrafr every cook BIAS bis own method Of
preparing frogs for thc table and the taste
,urIee with the cooking. The most popu-
llr way ie fho simplest. The lcos are first
cleaned tine skin being taken on. and then
attor being thoroughly washed in sailed
water they avc put in q cool place for al
least twutv-fur hours. Then batter Is
made of Nnur-WRtrr. vinegar, salt, and
pepper. and the LEGS dipped IN. then ma
mrdntciv iun-i erred 10 "a well heated pan
where they are allowed to fry until They
heoome ri.h brown color. Served with
parsley aud other herbs they mako a most
delicious df4lL
TIP t. within few years 800 only tho
legs Of the frog We're eaten. hat the animal
having become very scarce W Europe the
experiment WIS tIed ~ eating the entire
frog. and 10 was discovered That the deli
cou- flavor Of the legs Was also found ia
the other portions. These were used most
ly for making kind ot broth that is much
liked by ,Wcurcs. For inSniIds there Is
nothing 10 compare with 1t. staying, as u
docs. ln tho stomach when tho most deli
cate food fails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

Pokr Of RICHMOND. JrLY "a. lisa
AsafVEn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

70 protect the republic. After the
establishment OF the first empire
Napoleon again selected the l4th of July
as a fitting dav for the institution OF the
Legion Of Honor at The Invalides. once
more adds Captain bingham, the i4tn
OF July has become great national Iesti,
val. In 1880 the French army received
tneir new Republican standards on tna'
day. VI. Grevy being President. Long be-
fore 178a the Bastiie had. for the most paIt'
been used as prison for persons OF quail
~. and MART blamed the people III no
measured terms for destroying place en-
pl1vcd for th, punishment Of their oppTes-
sors. MANY Oihef writers have dwell on
the inutilitv oil dem0llshlng the bastle'
which dd no harm 2, anybody. Cap
tain Bingham reminds Us .lat wneu New
gaze, was assal led and taken by the London
mob durng The Lord Grorge Gordon
riots thew found there NO prisoners
nrsrnst seven That the Partisan mob di>-
covered IN the Bastir. In the latter there
is no record Of jail fever, whereas IN l'oO
four iudec-. q lord mayor. two aldermen.
several undef-slieriHs. and forty Juryineh
died 1f distemper caused by the pestlic-
rog- wards If Newrate. II numbers of
persons drove 10 the Rastile TO see the Duo
dc Elcuelou walking the ramparts u was
?ccorimc tO Horace Walpole, the fashion
7 UT IIfl" lNNNf1 To UNIV ~ .NfN rhf' ~ r-+
cole Nac.ann. "a eOod-l0okinc mghWayman,
a- he las in condemned cell. Against
ever, well-accredited instance OF tor
ture applied to prisoners in the Bastue
score 40 least may be mentioned OF
wHCh tio t1wor of London has been
the scene Yet thc memory Of the DIS
established prison ON The Some has almost
bighcr historical and sentimental interest
than attaches to the stlllexstlng tower Of
/. fG FETfH
laDir that duuug the last two centuries
tbs country has never suffered under such
oae-un power as France was subjected to
nv LOUIS XIV. and Louis XV., against
whom tine french revolution was violent
protest. The cataclvsm might have been
arrested by vl1orOuS king, but LOUIS
XVI's heart was with his hounds and deer
and Dee was essentially a mi Jdne0nt" ih,c
HISTORY Of the capture Of th' Bastile WI
not he finished until Paris is cured OF the
intermittent political fever of which Its
name is the memorial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
Baseball Yesterday.
TBy telegraph 10 The Dlspstch.i

Baltimore.
nmDr,s.............0 o 04O225 Sill
LOUSY ,..........o d ! o. .
Ba-r-l.t~ Baltimore. 10: Lousvllles. IT,.
Errors i'ltmorr,. Is. Loui-Nlics, -. Bat
tcuee kilroy aud Tate; Ewing and Cook.
phIalclpha.
Athletics ............O COLL 3
uc.ruatis..........2 o / 0001 ! 6
Ea-o-h,i, Athletics q; CmcnnatiS; ,.
Error+ Athletes. II C ,inlc.innat,s , 8. Bat
l.fi'' VI li"H """ l''"ili9o" Muii"D''
WAN. ana LaiIe.
PHILADELPHIA ,scvcn inuinCs-darBness)
phlldlphlas 3 3 30 6-lj
Ncw Yorks. .....200 03 o. 6
b1,'-hii@ o., FH,il4,'rl Phl's' 10 NeW oIhs'
T. Dliii"lphm /; New >"rks,
f., Hattcrir Burlington ana Clements;
Crane, ho"lc, and living.
Cleveland
Clvcauds...........1 o ] 0 l 0 o 0 /
Pittsburgh. ..........0 o o 0 / o 3
ba~e-h' lcYcland7, Il; Iittsburghs,
-. Errors Clrt'lands, 3; flttSnurghS,. z.
BATTERIES hdhtIJ ana HiHiheI' "lNIH
ana Nii'lei'
Boston:
B0sfous ..............O 3 80
Ma~nme'On- ........l % u
Hasc-hite- Bostons. n: Washingtons; s..
Errors Boston, , Westinghouse y. Iai-
tories Madden and nelly; sullivan,
ObaV. and Clarke.
Na,e York.
Kansas Citv.........2 O20 o o. 6
Erookhus. O01O31 O2x- 7
Ba9o-hiiS Kansas tliy, a. Br9oklyns'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
4 Wcl-Known Prisoner Escapes.


NEW YoRU. July 2i.-lhis dispatch
reached police headquarters tonight;
LIMA, July "a, 1889.
Jnen.c'or Eyru,s, Nor York:
Prisoner cs capped 80 lqulque Friday. Re
arrest impossible. Instruct Onted States
Minister 40 Lima.
lSlguedl hLilLf.
The prisoner is William A. Bushnell alias
Gerald +. Hanson, the abscondlng BOOK
Keeper of Butler Stillmau a Hubbard.
who was arrested at Santiago. Chm, last
December by Detective Reilly, of tins clty,
and who was ou his way back here ih
Eril,s custody. Ten years ago he
h,pothecated securities valued al c33.OU0
leloueius 10 the ahOVe-uamcd la% hrm
and A.d. Then. under the name OF Han
som. hcwas appointed agent OF the west
Coast Telephone COMPANY in santiago
whore hc moved IN the best society In
lS47 he embtzzlcd $4,000, but he was SO
popular no jury would convict him. Itwas
iban found that bushnell and Hanson
were the same person, and inspector
Bvrnes had him arrested on the hrst
charge. IL was with great difficulty he
MA. extrudltcd,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
MISLEADING IGNORANT NEGROES.
The Freak or a Diseased Mind.
fpr felnrrarh % the Dlanatchl


SAvANNAH, Ga. July 2l.-Ihe negroes Of
Liberty county, Ga. are IN state OK cx-
element over the preaching OF man
named Bell, pseudo Christ, who has been
meeting the ignorant people Ot the county
and telling them that he VIII lead them
into the promised land of Canaan next
week. Hundreds have left theirtarms and
occupations 10 follow the false Christ.
Bell was tried for lnacy aud sent TO
an asylum this week. HIS success
sor. negro named James, began
preaching and telling the people that hui
man sacrifice was demanded. and several
days ago ia remote part of the county q
woman who WAS one OF Jamcss followers
slew little child. her niece. cutting sym
bols ON the head and body and then throw
ing the body IN ditch. The woman was
arrested and is IN iad. The white people
fear tho violence of the excited negroes,
who are crazed with Bells teachings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

awe are too apt 70 regard asmall aiimeut much
as We would some pigmy-unpleasant of aspect
and prsnki.h indeed, bat Incapable Of serious
mischief We ignore the fact that 10 grows pro
dieiously, strengthens In proportion, aud begets
evil progeny. A 81 at ind gesti0n. q slight bilious
sffalk sensations = uures, ADD laBguor when The
system should have been bracsd by recent sleep.
unaccoun able nervousness. inactivity Of the KID
news or blhIder-what are these but tho precur-
sors 81 obstinate and serious 10 lily disur bauce
I'm either II the above emergencies common
sense and experience unite Ia indicating liosiet-
fer- stomach Buffers H. the best preventive.
Particularly should ~ uss be prompt Wheu tne
languor. yswning. chilliaess down the uAck, ana
feverishne,s that precede malarial ATTACK
manifest themselves. iucipient rheumatism
grows apace. Don't neglect ". so with cons'l-
patton and debility. 1Y 2Slu. lhiWS>A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
brighton Beach Races.

NV YoaK. July 4.-1here was good
attendance at the races to-day.
First race three quarters Of mile.
GREGORY won; King William second,
Mamie b. third. Time, Iii
Second rtce-seven turlongs- NeWnurs
won In 1871 Pomery See second, Blanche
Third race-seven furlongs Spectator
won ia l.3ll4 MacaUley second, hhattan
Fourth race seven furlongs-Theora
won I'M 1881. Bonnie s. second, Saluda
third. Muuals paid, SOB.
Tfthracc and Oue-siNteenth miles
KEYNOTE won iu I:Ju.4; Bordclase second,
Speciality third
Sixth race stecplcchuse, over long
.,nr.,- Delaware won: Jake Shipsey Sc
coud. No third placed. Time, 5:3S's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25

mixed, cash ans August. a. September. s3Hs
8Hc Decembsr, sgsc Oats firm; 40. cash.
20. hid, July, R}sak3r.. August &c. tid.
Whiskey, ti0L PTOvsiOns irregular. Pcrs.
siI.J0 lard Primo steam. s. szs. Dry,salt
nea.s--Shoalders. AfgH. longs and Tbs.
$50: short clear. foat6 10. Bacon lDoxeii--
clear. s6.6c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 2k-Cash quotations we're
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. 2 spring aQd
No. 2 red wheat. sac. No. cora. o.. No.
Data. l24c. Mess-pOrk. fiL05asiLi0 Iari.
e6al Sh0r.-.10s. t550afA5t; shoulders fhI2.s
s5gj snort, clear. fs.sSSaS6 ~biskey. si.O2
Tbslsaiing futures raugsf Ast0lloNs,
MnEAr OnanlaL Hl1Asa. (la.ltr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
4 Desperate Killed.

ST. Ions. July 2i.-Late news from the
Indian Territory is 10 the effect that the
lannon's Desperate ST. Loph was killed.
last Sunday 10y the captain Of the Greek
Indian Iight-Horse Company. ST.. Lopki
was Tie Indian member of the noton-
Gus Wesley b4ad of outlaws. and one Of Che
most dreaded dcsperadoes 30 the Ter
ritorv. 1t was he who. while Jnder
arrest and iu irons. murdered Deputy
United State, Marshal Philips and "a
posse years ago by beating Thorn down
with his handouts One of the hight
horse company was morally wounded
i'm tho ficht before ST. LopkI was MIlod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
Sew York Sending Quotations West ~
fBy telegraph 10 mo Dispatch.l

NEW YoRK, July 2i.--Since the Chicago
Board of Trade decided to stop sending
quotations over the country as formerly
f,r "A long time many requests have come
fr,tn commercial exchanges az the West TO
the New York Produce Exchange Tor an
tt,. M York prices on breadstuis and
Troyisious. more especially the former, as
He standard and instantaneous service
Was required and at meeting OF the
members of the New York Exchange 10
dav on the recommendation Of ITS Official,
"a a body the members decided 70 seh9
prices forward through the uold ana Sioux
releeraph Company immediately upon
traosarfiops taxing place here. The ser
Vice was commenced at once, and dis
watches showing changes here are going
forward promptly 10 Buffalo, Toledo, Du-
lnth. Minneapolis, indianapolis, 81. LOUIS
Detroit, and Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-25
WITH BULrs-EYE AND SACK.



IWsshinron starl
T,.r,.. .f.I. familiar with the uumusical
.. . t.. luI..-. a few among thc
..... .r. .esu.uted with thc delicate tla-
,.-.r t.- tnJmo.t ,.trumt,-. and q se-
f.t t.r..,r know tho ant Of hunting
t.......f .rf.v tlr sport n- only ana en-
.Iu.,..l olu Eut ai the hunters DO not
.rt. % fI. sport alone aud to -up-
... f..r taIi.-. 10 j.. mot generally
known chat there i- in thi- city nearly
......i pr.u.. wh1esru thDu llne, and
...t.n comfortable living too hy hunting
I... I.r fI, r.- t.tIuni- and hotels. There
.I.a great many lrue~ eaten hero and the
I..f. t.r Them 1. -pr Iiug fdpIif among
.f Glasses. 20 l- W.fhu tac memory of
...r ... l'--ar.l m,u Whom bro tins couu-
I.. I...-' ..- u.I. Iut considered otihlc,
tt...ff.i.e bass passed AWAY. and now
.,Ir.t,ry ur. looks upon them most
......l-. though costly. t,lcacy oi ihe
u .arrt table.
I.. country about Washington U.s. cN-
...I.r,.. productive of frogs. lhe many
.uI..s about tND city i1rlN swarm WIN
|..-.. DruaA.r-, AMID fAc river. pAtucd-
'.... rI. Eastern branch. isl one Ot tIr
.....f.-t known lttH..fr.-I Ilrf- ot the best
...... Tfs- l,r- t.Ht che hunter mostly
... ...r.l .f his came. ard amy mght
... I.-.f.rn- of 90 score of boats may 70,
...r tpub rag brightly as tine craft glide
,i.rtly. padded hy an experienced frog
..r along .h. banks of thc eio"-morm2
.-f..m G...-aII. tNo pooplr go on these
EXCURSIONS. varaas.tosc,ner ood ti1dns
t.." h.t.u.'
't. mulls oprranoI Of ehfch.n' % iroE
.e.m simple enough when 3tls de-cribed
oat Do is quite tAe reverse "l'" Gaze "a'n'-
tu.'ta hr~i tri,, hie AAnd.
A >rr reporter ac..up panied couple of
th, must experienced nad successful hunt
era GOA the river on thrlf evening i1I, ono
q. .at tlis Werh aud rs how 10 Us o9ne'
A large majority ui tne iru-ger's rcnatl-
you- 10 Che iool of Seventh street winch
De- .lD great rathcrins place oi 'iil lAc i,''-
ias ,rlft sailing thc waters of ih' toio-
n.4e. a frogears boae is not % itself pee
80. 81 ie L'' "N.- "' "'.' "' IT,.
ry.r. a light canoe or sklh. propelled 10y
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