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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
Sottard ,'td.,. Sop,..

ifum ne Nca lork sun.
Where does Republican simplicity lodge
ai present. The Inauguration ball caterer
has collected tcrapin by the thousand
and bought champagne by the grcat gross.
But where y tie hard cider. such rs
ll1Nrd IN The campaign oi lSiJ2 Where
b. thu pie, most solid Of American staples,
most sturdy u American dishcs7 Plenty
81 pic O. the vintage Of 1910 or earlier Il
slill On sale 10 somu OF the rs iauun,s OF
this cily. Why has Caterer Boldt neg.
lccicd 10 procuu w
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
A My-,.r,ou. aud rs,ai sho.,,,u

CmcAoo, IT., March IA dispatch
from Mora, Mimi, says A mystcriou,
shooting occurred last evening at Bruins.
wick. near here. at the home Of Mrs. A. C.
Hanson, in which Mn. Hanson and n
brothcr-in.law, Jacob Hanson. were So
verely wounded. the woman fatally. The
shooting is claimed TO have been done by
man named William Mating, who Il
now under arrest. lie was friend Of the
iamily aud making visit when the shoot
ing occurred. lie Is accused OF the at.
tempted murder by u son and daughter OF
Mrs. Hanson, who were In the house
when the deed was committed. Mating
claims 10 be Innocent
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cut IIer Throat

CmcAoo, H., March s.-About o'clock
this afternoon Jack Gale, n colorcd man
living In the suburban town OF Lake.
quarrcled with his wife, and In fight
which cnsuod he cut her throat with a
razor, the woman dying in few minutes.
The deed Is supposed 30 have resulted
from jealousy. Tho murderer has not
been appfehcndcd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

Guniher Wiochruug, tscniy.nine years
Of age, German drug clerk, Mt No. g37
Third avenue, waa struck on the head
with an ax early yesterday morning by an
unknown man who attempted TO rob the
store. Weichung's skull was fractured
aud he will die.
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IInTIsIa Inrur.ian.

On March 10 aud ~, April 10 and q
and May aud 10 the Kansas City, Mem.
phisN Birmingham Railroad will soil round
rip tickets 10 all the principal points In
Florida at about one fare. We run free
reclining chair car between Memphis and
birmingham. For rates aud full particu'
lars call at ticket office, $50 Main street.
III. II. Ellis, Gcneml Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

" you want u tonic that l. Tonic, Get q
bottle of ic runa Listen what Mr. Gc1rge
u. liischc, ol Columbus. o.. says. Il hnd
ypiu ic.ru.na Invaluable when troubled
viii failing appetite. or when worn out
alter % hani days work" for sale by all
drursisfs al "A hattie
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see, Also.
ToDAy's noys' BARGAINS.

100 dozen French percale Shirt Waists,
perfect III, ifnot return them, at iSc to.
day
1000 pains boys wool Knee Pants at 4Oc
today.
500 boys wool Suits tspring styles at 50
today.
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The FARMING nniInnn

from The Ripley (Missl southern sentinel
The gratifying intelligence comes from
nearly every part Of the county that farm.
on have Nc, about earnestly in making
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
OPEN ToMoHr and every Saturday night
until o'clock.

oPEN TONIGHT ana every saturday night
until o o'clock.
Mems Dress Suits $500 today.
Mems Scotch Suits $1,000 today.
Mems zine Custom Suits SD. 80 today.
Mems Spring Trousers $500 today.
GENTLEMEN; We furnish you with the
best tailor made clothing perfect in tit
and finish, materials Of superior quality,
at little more than half the former prices
paid.
Besides getting the correct thing at the
right price, you save time and worry by
dealing in our house. No haggling over
prices, no stale smartness in efforts 10
hoodwink or misreprescnt--e
plain and open; all articles marked in lig-
ures, and, above all, II what you buy is not
satisfactory return II. We don't want you to
keep il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
Charged Win Larceny aud Forgery.

CmcAGo. ILL.,, March &c Il. Schroe.
der, train baggagcmasier on the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul Road, has been ar.
rested on charges Of larceny and forgery.
lie Is charged with having stolen the pas
scnger tickets after they had been punched
by the conductors and placed in envelopes,
then punching the conductor punch
mark out with a station baggage punch.
This mWle the tickets rs good rs new Tor
travellers who had no trunks 10 check.
These tickets be placed on the market by
selling thom 10 scalpcrs. The railroad
people say Schroeder has praclscd this
scheme for several months and their loss
Is estimated al nearly - 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

TuE New York Cirls how pretty thcy
Look with The new belle Jane Hndlnr
Yelling. 70 be had Of dealers ny the yard al
~ rrufsub
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

100 Doses One Dollar" Is not catch line
only, but Is original with and true only Of
Hoods sarsaparllla, which Is the very best
spring medicine and blood purifier Now,
reader, prove IT, Take n bottle home and
measure Its contents. You will fnd Il TO
hold 100 teaspoonfuls. Now read the dIrec-
tons, and you win find that the average dose
for persons Of different ages is less than a
teaspoonful. Thus the evidence Of the pecul-
lar strength and economy Of Hoods sarsa-
parIlla Is conclusive and unansMerable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
Opening Of "s,ar" snir, waists.

These are the best and most stylish
Waists made. The manufacturer says that
We buy more OF them than any house in
the South, therefore We must sell moro.
You can
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

W a. FAprs has Just received n car
load oil good saddle horses and farm inans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09

lADirs' capo collars a specially nj Mem
bhis steam Laundry. PA Second street
Branch Office Sb7 Main.
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Purify Your Blood

We believe Hoods sarsaparilla Is the very
best medicine to take to keep the blood pure
and to expel tho germs OF scrofula. salt
rheum. and other poisons which cause so
much suffering. and sooner or later under
mine the general health. by lts peculiar
curative power. Hoods sarsaparilla strength
ems and builds up the system while II eradl-
Gates disease.
my daughter has been very III with ecze-
ma. by reading about Hoods sarsaparilla
was induced 10 Try this medicine. aud was
wonderfully surprised by It's effects. When
she had taken half bottle she was like
another child. and when the bottle was all
gone, she was entirely cured and In perfect
health" ID. r. KAvAsAuoB. 10 Daniel
Street, Albany, N. Y.
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sce 100 different style.

In our storc. Nearly all patterns that no
other store can buy. Look at them.
Mems New spring Neckwear
And new furnishing goods open today.
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SATURDAYS STIRRING BARGAINS
THE j. 8. MENKEN COMPANY.
MAKE SATURDAY the BARGAIN DAY
cntiemen's Clothing and Hats.

FoR-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
March April May

Are ue months In which TO purify the blood,
for at no other season Is the body so suscep-
tble TO benefit from medicine. The peculiar
purifying and rsvivlng qualities Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla are Just what are needed TO ex-
pol disease aud fortify the system against the
facilitating effects Of mild weather. Every
year increases the popularity Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla, for II Is Just what people need at
this season. II Is the Ideal spring medicine.
II you have never tried Il, do 10, and you
will be convinced Of Its peculiar merit.
II take Hoods sarsapafilla every year as
spring tonic, with most satisfactory re-
suits I recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla 20
all who have that miserable tired feeling at
this season" &. PARMELEE, $40 Bridge
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Millard Items.

Rev. Woodbridge, the Baptist
minister, preached to the Mijlard
people Saturday and Sunday.
Little Warren Wolf, who has
been sick for several days is re-
ported worse.
Grandfather Caskeyis very sick
Mr.. I. A. Morgan, of Mama,
Indiana is in town this week on
business.
VIM. Mahaffy of Faulkton Oak.
is visiting relatives here.
J. c. Shuli who is teaching at
Prairie View, was in town Satur-
day.
The Lecture, glven at Minear's
Hall Tuesday night, by DR.. Everts
was highly appreciated by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Minear were
vls ting their son \. o. Mineal
Saturday i Glndsy.
J. Halstea3 was visiting friends
here last wcak.
c. n. Coo is home f1om the
west for FEY. days.
Charley Bundy's hogsare dying
with cholera.
Mr.. Ira Harlan had a horse
killed Monday by falling on
sharp stick.
tits reported the coal company
is on a strike; they struck rock
Friday evening the dialogues
were very entertaining, especially
"The Mustache Drill" The violil
music was excellent. The Millart
Brass Band will favor the societ.
with music next Friday evening
81. B. S.
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There is still some hope
that a little territorial legislation
may be gotten through this ses-
sion. The basis of this hope is
that the House will accept the
Senate amendments to the Spring
er "Omnibus Bill" which leaves
New Mexico out. The House
committee on territories have also
reported Springer's Omnibus bill,
number two, for the admission OF
Idaho, Arizona and Wyoming.
But the committee lacked the
nerve to.report the bill for the adj
mission of Utah.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Ad
mlnlstration upon the estate ef James NJ,
Keith, deceased, late of Adair CO., Mo-, have
been granted to the undersi gned Abigail \ :.
Keith. by the Probate court OF the county
of Adair, bearing date the 9TH day of Dec.
1883. Allpersons having claims against SAID
estate are required to exhibit them to me for
allowance within one year after the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such estate: and if such claims
be not exhibited within two years from the
time of publication of this notice they will be
ofrever barred.
Dated this 18th day of Dec 1888.
ABIGAIL \. KEITH, Administrators.
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and Health Restorer. Cures all kinds of Head
aches within thirty minutes-Try it.
GEo. w. DAVIS, of l69 Barene ST., New Or
leans, La, writes under date May 26 lsss, as
follow Il have been going to the Hot Springs
Ark. for fifteen years for an itching humor In
my blood, have just used three bottles of
vinegar Bitters, and it has done me more
goods than the Springs. 1t is the best medi-
cine made. -
JOSEPH j. EAGAS, of No - West st New
York says: Have no; been without Vinegar
Bitters for the past twelve years. and consider
II whole medicine chest in our family
Mrs. MATTE FURGUsoS, Of Driven y Y
tays: Vinegar Biiters is ;he best medicine
ever tried; II saved my lille.
L. b: BAIEf OF Humboldt, Iowa says: Vim
egar Iitters cured me of paralysis, ten wear.
ago, and recently it cured me'Of rheumatism.
Mrs. WM. \. DAVIS of Camden, y j saws !:
have suffered greatly from indigestion and
bowel troubles add Vinegar Bittsrs gave me
great relief.
JAMES III. DwYzR of Webster. Mass, writes
] always use Vinegar Bitters as a spring medi-
cine, and have the best of health
l.. COLEMAN. Il Montgomery street Nsw
York writes | find your Vinegar Rittoss first
class tonic.
VINEGAR BITTERS
Ihs only Temperance Biters known: IL stin-
ulates the brain and quiets the nerves regu-
lstes the bowels and renders perfect blood
CIRCULATION through the human veins which is
sure to restore perfect health. y beautiful
book free. Address. Il H. MCpOSALD DRUG
Co., a. " Washinton ST. New IOrk
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Bueklen's Arniea SaIve.

TheBest Salve in world FOR Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Fever
Sores, Salt Rheum, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains Colns. and
all Skin Eruptlons, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t IS guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per oox. For sale
by i. 4. Grove & Co.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BooNvILLE, Mo,
OCToBFR. 5Tu 1888

AOtice is hereby given that this following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make linaI proof in support Of his claim and
that said proofwill be made before the Probate
Judge of Adair comfy, Missouri and in his
absence before the clerk of said court at
kirksyille, No. On March 18th, lSs9, viz:
Derrick c. Turner Hid. K. No 1856 for the s E
Il of the y. W. or. Sec. -. T. 81, L. Il W.
He names the following witness to prove his
continuous residence upon and culvation of,
said land, viz:
George WaddiIl of Mind, Adair County, Nc.
wIn Smith - a.
WIN. Lewis. 40 '' 80 -
Isaac Pinkerton 90 a. =. 90
LELAND WRIGHT.
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Comfy Court Proceedings.

FEBRUARY REGULAR TERN, 1889,
The f. W. Gibbs road was de-
elared vacated.
The following roads were cont'd
to May term: Jas. Rowen, Heze-
kiah Adams. John Young, Allen
Crawford, Rob't Samuels, Jas W.
Myers, J. Q. A. Greenwood and
Geo. Giller.
The Geo. W. Hicks, Morris Farr
and L. j. Fitzgeraldroad petitions
were cont'd to March.
The following roads were de-
clared public highways: Steph
Hall, NJ. L. Roberts, John L..
Porter, VIM. Ashfield, W. NJ.
Harriott, Wm. Mills, j. L. Phelps,
Chas. d. Thompson, Jacob Shafer,
Andrew Megrew ard D. w. Be-
gole.
The demonstrators on the Jacob
Shafer road were granted an ap-
peal to Cir, court.
The Geo. A. Carnagey, E. T.
Fitzgerald and L. E. Sublette
road are to be declared public
highways when proof is made that
new roads are in good travelling
condition.
L. NJ. Gibbs, J. NJ. Howk and
Perry Garlock were appointed
comrs. to assess damages on Jas.
Wilson road.
Chas. Rankin, Asa Scott and
Wilbern Taylor were appointed
comrs. to assess damages on j l..
Rifenbenberick road.
The following school fund
mortgages were released:
Peter BrowDeIl, 7, Bulkley, c.
i, Mercer, ". P. Under, Leopold
Fling, Sylvester itunsaker, Issac
Hazard, =. y. S;ofeld, J. W.
Brownell, S. NJ. Wills, j. A.
Rails, ABB. McNurlen, E. w.
Buck, Rob't :esanko, John Love,
A. P. Bragg, Nelson Cole, Sam'l
Preston and 6 [ Spencer.
The report of the Grand Jury
on investigation of the county
records was ordered spread on the
record.
S S McLaughlins report and
settlement as Co. clerk and j B
Dodson's report and settlement as
Cir. clerk, were approved.
The Co. clerk was ordered to
make out and publish In each of
the city papers, an abstract of
expenditures of Adair Co.
The r and B comr. was ordered
to view and report on the j r
Lansdale road.
Thos. Kinney's school fund
mortgage was ordered foreclosed.
A levy of days poll tax for
road purposes was made.
Sanford Snyders resignation as
j ? was accepted and VIM. Glib
bons was appointed to fill the
vacancy.
S. S. Mclaughlin was appointed
special comrs. for Adair county to
lease the poor farm and rent
county offices.
The poor farm was leased to
John ID. Holloway. who is to keep |
the paupers for Sll5 per week.
The following persons were ap-
pointed road overseers for the en-
suing year:
WILSON TP. BENTON TP.
Baker Pierce W Mex Waddill
Ezekiel Eversoll C L Markey
] w Wilson Chas. Brawner
Frank Holm W A Falkenstein
Jno. McClanahan Z l. Donson
VIM. Keller Geo. W. Oxley
] W Stribling j. Dodson
A'Miles j d Kephart !
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
CnrNrY OF ADAIR.

t'otice is hereby given to sil creditors and
others interested in the estate of George sohn
deceased, that /, W. y. Sohn executor of said
estate, intended tn make final settlement
thereof at the next term of the Probate court
of Adair county, 10 be held at kirksyille, on
the llth day of February lss9.
W.N. soHN Executor.
Dated Jan ID. lss9.
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E. B. Scofield $50
S. NJ. Willis 375
Jas. Dorman 100
The following persons received
the amounts set opposite their
names for services as road over
seers.
CIV Shafer. $500; III Sher-
wood 1900; VIM. Burchett 1900;
J W Wilson 22.00; A P Vaughn
1900; c W Linder 15.0O; Jas.
Rowan 5000; Chambers Mustoe
$500; Robt. Milstead 1900; Mel
son Ebert 25.70; David Ollie 1000;
Franklin Holm 27.45; Geo. W
Watson 5000; Otis Miller 26.00;
II J Keller $500; J S Hewitt 5000;
S. Il. Bates 1000; VIM. Keller
1900; John DAILY 3400; Peter
Diehl 31.00; A P Selby 1000;
John Virden $500; VIM. Swigert
425; c. W. Gorden 1896; Geo.
l. Elmore 1000; W Fl Pemberton
26.O0; Jas. Behymer 5000; Geo.
Huston $500; Geo. W Broyles
11.00; W NJ Harriott $500; c. E.
Mercer 22.00; o P Holcroft 1880;
W Mex Waddill 1925; A P Meyer
1926; " r Stamper 32.70; F J
Lowe 100; J I Martin 1850;
J n Gill 1855; Alanson Buck
2695; E w Myher 1900; Wm. J.
Lay $500; r A Thompson 2400;
Sam'l Mahaffy $500; i. L. Dod-
son 35 90; E. M. DeMoney 1925;
p d Bibee $500; Jacob Hatfner
26.00 Henry Wallace 2400; W c
Truitt $500; G I Griffin $40;
NJ w Jones 1000; VIM. Shumate
22.00; W III Bozarth 100; W G
Ditmars 1920; S G Willis 2400;
W II Daniels 1000; j NJ True
400; W A Falkenstein 1900;
VIM. Pinkerton 31.25; ] Simmons
1865; l n Long $1,000, G 81 Os-
borne, $500; Allen Crawford 80. 90;
Chas. Sweet 31.50.
The following warrants were
ordered issued on the Co. Treas:
Carothers & Greene. nails,
bolts &c. s3.lO
Jas. Rowen, repairing br'dg, 400
S G Draper, lumber, S.64
John Still, Asst. surv. roads 22.50
B Dysart, Sew. Strenogrspher
5000
Masonic Hall association rent
125.OO
r. Johnston cleaning vault, 600
ID G Scott, coal 26.12
G.. Z. Williams, jail expense 1880
L A Grove, tablet, lao
G l. Lewis, cash ex. for cutting
wood LOO
" Z Sholly blanks 600
J B Dodson, criminal costs 1905
L E Sublette, printing blanks 600
G. ID. Barnard & Co., records 1850
VIM Wm' Steele, S support Of self E, 2.o0 90
MTS. DOllu o.UU
Hester Clark $50
John Baggg " Z" $50
Mary Ross 500
Mrs. q J Crawford support of
self 200
Misses Herren support of
selves 1000
Mrs. Settlers, keeping imbe-
cile daughter 500
j. W. Stribling, keeping i'm
becile brother 1000
Mrs. Holcrof, KIP, blind son 500
L J Beall keeping paupers 5S.75
Mrs. Serena Richey keeping
paupers 800
Martha Williams, keeping
Mrs. Holman 500
Thos. Christ, keeping Thos.
Rorabargh 500.
J Il Parish, KIP. Suttons child 200
Mrs. Jno. Shibley, money for
Coonfeld children 500
S L Sage, med. attention paupr ZOO
Jno burton s. '' 500
+ A Grove Z" Z" -" 6.00|
G Z Williams, taking Beets
to ASYLUM $3.50
" P Munro, Ad. Beets to
Asylum G5.00l
Steph Hall, Serv. Go. Snrv &c $500
J B Dondson " Cir elk $500 |
H G Sohn Serv. Assessor 423.7SI
W 2 Linder " Co judge &
mileage 31.2OI
& ! Toler =
mileage 31.2OI
leo. " Meeks. Sarr Co
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s r Bates
b G Andrews
l. NJ Willis

s r Bates BIC Andrews
LIN Willis
CLAY SALT RIVER Tp.
Albert Story n Corbin
Abe SCISSOR Chas. Callison
Chambers Mustoe Benz. Morrow
VIM. Musson Chas. Bryant
Thos. Welch Jas. Sangster
L NJ DeMoney S N Eagle
A p Selby
Otis Miller
Polk TP. PETTIs TP.
DJ Mikel Sam'l Mahaffy
Benz. Harold l N Gill
Frank hLowe G W Shafer
Chas. W Iinder A l. Buck
Hiram Anspach
Thos. Miller
WALNUT Tp. LIBERTY TP.
j T Martin Geo. Darr
W NJ Pinkerton VIM. Donaldson
Geo. Boyles Chss. Swisher
n Long Adam Darr
j Simmons W II Bozarth
C II Osborne E w Buck
NINEvEH TP. Morrow TP.
D C Scott PD Bibee
d X Hendricks j Haffner
VIM. r Shumate Allen Crawford
S G Willis w NJ Harriott
j W Andrews Patrick Dolan
Henry Wallace W 81 Daniels
The following persons borrowed
from the county the amounts set
opposite their names:
VIM. T Bates $500
John P Pope 300
81 G Stephens 300
l FL Hazard 900
John Rutherford 252 81
J W Stribling 400
e WBuck 104
Nelson Cole 400
Geo. T Spencer 400
j Nj Rice 261 sc
, j W Brownell 400
Geo. B. Snyder IT'S
E. B. Scofield $50
S. NJ. Willis 375
Jas. Dorman 100
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When She became Miss, she ciung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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s 5|zs.Y5.1E7
SOAP

Possesses the tonic, purifying properties OF
eases, pimples, biotches, eczema, tetter, chat
ing. etc. II is made from perfectly pure ma
terials Id is most healing and invigorating to
the skin, keeping il in q fresh clean and heal
thy condition sold by druggists amp fancy
goods dealers, or sent by mail one cake for Is
cts or three for6 cts. by the propri,ttrs.
r.. II. MCDONALD DuuG Co,
s5s Washington st New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03
poto PLAYING AT NEWPORT.

Newport, r. T., Sept. . tspeciaD-The Boston polo
team viii be called upon on Wednesday TO meet
crack quartet Of polo players. who won oerisi'e
victory this afternoon in the first OF the cup matches
Tho attendance was large, and there much enthi
s;asm The sides were: Blues-Foxhall keene leap
taln). Stanley Mortimer. Winthrop Rutherford and
Joseph S. stevens Yellows-Thomas Hltchcoch' Ir
Ccaptaln), f. L. Winthrop, jr Dudley winthrop anu
F. c. Potter. Appended IS the summary
First gamc-Blues, goal made by Mortimer lime
~ second game Blues, goal made by Stevens Time
Third game-Blues, goal made BY Stevens. Time
minutes 80 seconds. -, ,-, r,,ro
Fifth esme-Blues goal made by Mortimer Time
sixth gaTne-Blues, goal made by Keene. Time
4 minutes - 49, Hitchcock
Time. minutes. -, y ,,r.o
Eighth game-Blues, goal made by keene' Time
5 minutes.
Total-Bues, Z; Yellows, 1.