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The morning news., 1889-05-09
ADJOURNED MEETING

OFFICE OF THE Brush ELECTRIC Lrczr
AND POWER CoMPANY.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
this company was adjourned to be held at
Armory Hall THURSDAY, MAY IS, atsp.m
D. R. THOMAS, Chairman
D. Y. DANcy, Secretary.
The morning news., 1889-05-09
Took All His Pains Away.

A. NJ. Chisholm Of No. 1924 Stoddard
street, st. Louis, Mo-, writes:
suffered Tor years from severe pains in my
back, across the region of the kidneys. and
by the constant use OF ALLCOCX'S PLAs-
TERs Invariably ootained eat. reIef.
Upon removing to S. Louis [ was again
trOu uoled with ths same complaint and was
advised to use Magnstic ana other kinds of
plasters without being relieved of pain, so
felt back to my Old friend ALLcoCK, Who
gives me more relief than any other have
evec tried. I always recommend them 70
my friends aud all who suffer from pains
and aches of any kin %
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS


MURRY.-Tbe relatives and friends of -
Murry and family are respectfully invits{ S9an On
attend the funeral Of bis son, JAMES E MTssyo 10
at $3.50 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON " 10 ''lsst+
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NOW LETTERS ARE DISTINGUISHED.

b. means of the gravity clronometer
the comparative ease or difficulty with
which letters or words may be perceived is
demonstrated, In sldi screen moved
by electricity slit Ave inches wide is in
serted, oshi Id which an object is expossl
to view for an inhnitesimal space of time.
In a series Of experiments with the letters
of tn alphabet the tine of exposure was
o e,thousandth of a second. That of 270
trials w was seen al times, while e az
pared seen but IS times or other capital
letters o. 81 D. and Il raEksd next in sue
cession after in the quickness with which
they were perceived. while Y. +. y and J
we're observed only VITA great difficulty.
OF the small letters ID" is the most
easi recognized, and =" least easily, the
former being perceived three times as often
as the latter.
II tho several colors are exposed TO view
in like manner Tor fractioI CT a second
orange aud yellow W. ! be most clearly per.
ceived. Blue, rel ami green follow in
order named, violet being the lea easily
reco ;nized and requiring two or three
times a. long exposure as tue bright co ors.
This device is OF great value 10 measuring
tie range or cJmpiexity Of tee mild.
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MARRIAGES.

JACKSON-KING.- Married, March 10 ,oSox
at the independent Presbyterian cbprrb,
savannah, Ga, by the Rev. G. F. Deems n X % or
OF New York, the pastor, Rex. l. S K iTsoD1' -
D. d. present, JAMES U. JACKSON Of AnSneotol.
Ca, and EDITH harrington, daughter of sqPs.s' Pas'
c. B. King. VI hev.
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lr n ESTIMATED that Americans will spend
SlO00O.OO1 IN Europe this season, OF which
probably s2o)3 900 viii 20 for tips.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Advertisements Inserted under "s,..,-,
Notices" 'ct1 be char9ed 81 90 q SQ,aare eooS
Insertion.
G r. AND ONCERT,
COMPLIMENTARY TO
MISS BELLE LAZARON
or SAVANNAH,
AT SAVANNAH THEATER,
Thursday, May 0. 1859.
PROGRAMME OF RARE EXCELLENCE
BY the Leading Artists of the City.
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
l. Piano Duet-'Die Welsse Dame" Boi,ed,a,
Misses Einstein.
2. Song-"Day Dreams" go. ........,, ,Street,ai
Mr.. Julian Walker
8. Piano Solo-'sRallade" ............ Chari,
Miss j. Bernstein.
4. Song -'Scene and Air" .......... .Concons
Miss Belle Lazsron.
5. Song Call Me BacAn. .,................ Dina
Mr.. +. e. Rebarer.
PART II.
l. Piano Solo--"Massa's in the Cold, Damp
MIR II. L. Solomons. ''''''' Op'
2. Song-"Eckert's Swiss Song" .Fckar.
Mrs. p Postell.
8. Duet-"Elow Gently, Deva". ..... ... Parry
Messrs. Rebarer and Walker
4. Trio--"La Traviata" "................. Durand
Messrs. Douglas, Walker and Steward
). Song-'La Servilla" "................ Dessonet
Miss Belle Lazaron.
6. Piano Duet-''La hiuette Dc Poulice" Auber
Miss Fanny Dub and Prof. Merhtens
Tickets Soc. Reserved seats sheet opeu a.
Davis Bros, 25c extra.
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A MEMORY TESTER.

The strength of a parsons memory is de-
termined by complicated machine which
PRESENTS 10 the eye at intervals of sec
ond flashes Of light of varying degrees Of
intensity. The more subtle is a mans power
of recognition the more readily he dis
tingui.h hes ono light spot from another, and
the longer be retains his impressions. In
this way the minds concentration and re-
tentiveness are measured in fractions of O
second.
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@. Fl. DORSEIT, Auctioneer.
sANANNAu RIFLE A@sOCiA TION.

SAVANNAH, Ga, May s. 1889,
Owing to Greenwich Park Associ tio1 having
picnic THIS cThursdl ly) AFTERNOON. the rihe
practice of this Association for this week viii
take place FRID AY Tomorrow AFrE2NOON
Car will leave West Broad street al 3ociock
and every THURSDAY at the same hour until
further QOtice J. W. MCALPIN, President
JOHN N. BRYAN, Sec. and Treas.
Executive Committee will meet to-morroE'
instead OF this afternoon.
The morning news., 1889-05-09
TIE sw1FTvEss or SOUND.

For the measurement of sound the sub
isct forms circuit by applying bis hands TO
The two poles OF the battery. o. hearing
specifi I'd noise he instantly breaks the cir
cult. Immediately then aud OF the
chronoscope stops short, indica-
ting in thousandths OF second
the time that las elapsed between
the occurrence Of the sound and the break
j of the circuit. Ga t1is basis mans per-
ceptive power is calculated.
By analogous means the cooperative
swftness of sight is measured. Prof. Cat
tell has ascert .iued, for instance, that one
tenth, OF a second sufices for him TO p r
c,ive a color. one-eigtb of a second is nee
easary for the perception Of letter and
one-seventh of a second for word.
The morning news., 1889-05-09

A POPULAR St. Louis girl recently received
during a short spell of sickness 50J roses and IS
pounds OF candy
The morning news., 1889-05-09

A MAN who was arrested in North Carolina
for stealing another mans wife was discharged
on the ground that as woman is not personal
property, she cannot be the subject Of larceny.
The morning news., 1889-05-09

Table and Cooking Butter at Strauss
The morning news., 1889-05-09
ABOUT REAL ESTATE.

Owing to the distracting festivities of this
week, an sales of real estate other than the
Tybee lots have been postponed. However, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY rs,
AT 4;3O P. NJ,
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AT t;3O P. NJ.
TWENTY BEAUTIFUL LOIS.

TWENTY BEAUTIFUL LOIS,
Unsurpassed by any yet offered for e1cellsnes
of situation, future prospects and more general
advantages.
The terms of sale will be easy-such as hazs
striven to secure from owpsrs on all lots
offered. Watch the auction column for futurs
ads giving particulars
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AdUertise enents Inserted under ..S,s,.
Notices ict1 be cAar9ed 81 90 SQuure eo
insertion. %
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HOW FAST IMPRESSIONS TRAVEL.

OAe OF these instru ments will calculate to
IA nicely the travelidg speed of al impress
sion. A cbronoscope and voltac battery
are the principal u q Is in ths solution Of
this intricate probe l.. By their mems
registration is made of the exact time tha
elapses ba5ween the occurrs C. of an act aid
the sign given by the SUBJECT operated upon
that he has perc .lv ID he act. b pro.
cess of subtraction the time is discovered
which pa ssei bet we n the moment at which
the inpreS; sion reac ies consciousness and
the moment W en- the subject Gno that
he perceives. In this manner a mans rap
ldity of percs sption-his ability to see, taste,
smell, hear or feel-nay be accurately de
to, mined.
The morning news., 1889-05-09
MEASURING PAIN.
Recording the, Speed Of a Rheumatic
Twinge.

IWlnge.
From the Phtta aIelphin Record,
Robin Goodfellow" might boast that he
could put glrdle round the earth in forty
minutes, but modern psych 9logists are
learning to accomplish far more remark
able thlngs In the world Of matter they are
of little worth. but they have gotten hold
of the minds leading strings. and have con
trived so ingen uslv tnat "all thoughts, all
passions, all delights have become reduci-
bls to mat ematIcal formula. Mo- only
have they learned to express the poets
dream in prosaic millimeters, and aft airs of
the heart in cold unfeeling decimals, but
the intensity of stroke Of lumbago and
the rate of speed OF a dyspeptic twinge they
now calculate with numerical exactness.
MACHINES FOR MIND-MEAsURENENT.
1t is an actual fact that psychologists
will soon nave as comnlete insight into the
operations of the mild as have physica IS
into the functions o the body. Tn Uni
versity of Pennsylvania is TIE pioneer in
iltroduc ne the mind-measuriDg syste N
into America. Prof Cattell recently brought
with him from Germany some quite re-
mark able ilstru ne ats, principally of nls
own invention, which are to be hereafter
employed in demonstrating his pSychOlogi-
cal lectures. They perform tasks which
materialists have secuted as imp jsslhilitleS,
a4d strongly tend to prove tnat psychology,
de pte all that has Oeen SAID to the contrary,
I : an q icf, SCialca
The morning news., 1889-05-09
SECOND DAY.

LONDON, May S.-This was the second
day of the Chester meeting. The racs for
the Chester cup of G700, added to the handl-
clp swee stakes of 25 sovereigns eaca, for
3-year-olds and oward, nearly two miles
and a quarter. was won by Milestream.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
"STIFTUNGSFEST."
The Jaegerlust Schuetzen Verein's
Third Anniversary.

Third Anniversary.
The postponed Jaegerlust anniver-
sary was held yesterday at their
shooting range west of the AlaZan
and about three miles from Main
plaza, and a jolly day was spent by
the members and their ladies and
several invited guests, among whom
was reporter of the LIGHT.
A regular programme was carried
out, beginning dit 4:30 o'clock in the
morning with a prize hunt. This
kept the members out until nearly 10
O'Clock, and when they returned, Ed.
Schmitt had five ducks, two ra bhits,
a water hen and a hawk. He took
first prize, a we'll filled hunting flask.
Fritz Wesp took second prize, a pow
der horn, for the two rabbits he
brought in.
At 10 O'Clock a fine lunch was par
taken of and then the members in
dulged in practice shooting at the
target until dinner, which was served
at y o'clock.
From IL to 3 O'clock, the time was
taken up in practice shooting, recep-
ton of guests, and other pastimes.
At O'Clock and until 5, the regular
prize shooting took place, and result
ed as follows:
First prize-Silver castor, Herman
Arnold.
second-Trousers pattern, A. Held
rich.
Third-Water set, Chas. Koch.
Fourth-Four bottles of wine, Hen
ry Magner.
Fifth-Box of cigars, Ernst Dietz-
mann.
Sixth-Gun case, Otto Gerlach.
Seventh-Meerschaum pipe, Geh-
hart Gahweiler.
Eighth-hunter' horn, Fritz Wesp.
Ninth-Box of cigars, Max Fisch-
niger.
Tenth-Cartridge belt, Max Sutor.
Eleventh-Bottle of bitters, George
Wagner.
Twelfth-Bottle of bitters, VIM.
Wagner.
Thirteenth, bottle of wine, Charles
Werner.
Fourteenth, Sullivan cigar, Ru,
dolph Brandt.
While the men were contesting for
the shooting prizes the ladies had
been indulging in prize bowling on
the ten-pin alley. The following
prizes were won by them:
First, silk parasol, Mrs. John
Schmidt.
Second, ladies satchel. Mrs. Clemens
Richter.
Third, water bucket, Mrs. E. Deitz-
mann.
Fourth, bottle of wine, Mrs. F. Car
olus.
The prizes being awarded, lunch
was served and then all who desired
entered the Jaeger and in
dulged in dancing until after sunset.
The Juvenile string band attended
and furnished good music and it is
certain that no other party of pleasure
seekers had a more delightful day
than did the Jaegeriust ScheutzenVe-
rein and their guests.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
State News Condensed.

Many burglaries have occurred at
Longview recently.
A ten-year-old boys skull is crush
ed in by mules heel at Paris.
A large gathering Of Alliance men
will meet at Cisco on Thursday next.
Cotton comes in to Lampasas 100
bales per day.
Cotton and corn at San Augustine
are as good as possible.
A rainy week at Llano has been
succeeded by q brisk norther and
clear skies.
The Tyler Telegraph of date of
June Oath 1854 is taken from the old
church corner stone at Tyler.
The M. X. Il T. will sell round trip
tickets to Topeka, Kan, for the deep
water convention.
The grading of the 5. A. p. is fin
ished at Llano and tracklaying Will
probably begin at once.
Mr.. Goodyear has his partners, Dill
lon and Cook, the minstrel troupe, ar
rested in Galveston, for opening his
private mail.
The residence of A. J. Thompson
with household goods and valuable
library are destroyed by fire at Dex-
ter.
w. G. Gill, cashier of the st. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas railway at Waco
has mysteriously DISAPPEARED. He
left shortage behind.
Clearing off for the right of way of
the Weatherford, Mineral Wells and
Northwestern railway has begun at
Mineral Wells.
A fve-year-old girl fell from sec
ond story window at Waco few days
ago and sustained no injuries beyond
slight bruises on her face.
Mr.. J. T. Hughes, living in Hill
county, after having marketed two
bales of cotton in HlllsbGra, was
murdered and robbed on his way
home.
Owing to the large amount of build
ing going on at Laredo, skilled la Dor
of bricklayers and carpenters is much
| needed.
Laredo council has determined to
build a good system of sewers
throughout tho greater portion of the
city.
George Bailey, a contractor and
| builder fell from the top of brick
building at Atlanta. fracturing his
| skull.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
Telegraphic Brevities.


north of Germany.
Company is formed to introduce the
telephone in Costa Rica.
The volcano Irasen, in Costa Rica is
again smoking.
No new developments in the al
legged bond frauds in New Orleans.
Twenty-Five students at Kief, Rus
STA, have been arrested as Nihilists.
Frederick Douglass, the U. S. min
lister to Hayti, will sail on the 2Sth.
Police raided the Cranburn club in
London and arrested IS baccarat
players and betting men.
Company is formed in Chill to buy
up all the railway contracts held by
American syndicates.
1t is reported that a tribe of cliff
dwelling Indians has been discovered
in the COrdilleras.
U. s. Minister Phelps expects to
have an interview with Emperor Will
helm on the q.
The Sierra Mojada mining district
is practically dead, due to order rela-
tive to duty on ores.
Lancashire, Eng, cotton mills will
be closed for a fortnight in the hope
of destroying the corner in cotton.
At Hurley, Wis, burglars took
| $44 500 from vault in the Iron EX-
change bank.
The peach crop of New Jersey has
been greatly damaged by the recent
storm.
1t is reported that count Schouval-
off the Russian ambassador at Berlin
has been appointed governor of the
Caucasus.
J. p. Williams, receiving teller of
the First National bank, Denver, is
defaulter to the amounG of SIS 900 and
has gone to Mexico.
A socialist newspaper called the
Eight Hour a Day. is to be pub
lished at Zurich. Editions will be in
three languages.
The U. s. steamer Pensacola will
convey the members OF the solar
eclipse expedition to st. Paul de
Loanda, leaving New York early in
October.
| The German government will make
| the amended anti-sOcialist law, which
has hitherto been renewed every two
years, part of the permanent penal
code.
The negroes of Cobb county, Ga,
held a meeting and talked colonial
ton to some of the northwestern
states.
Best record of hook and ladder COM
panies is broken by the Seattle time
in the tournament at Tacoma. Time
made was Twenty-Five and one-half
seconds for 220 yards. Best amateur
time before that was thirty-one and
one-half seconds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
MOrtuarY,

Sept. 20-Mrs. VIM. Aubrey, A.
years, cardiac hypertrophy, ward 4.
Sept. 2l-Joseph Rubiola, 80 years.
chronic gastritis and hepatitis, ward
4.
Sept. 21-Miguel Torres, : months,
collie, ward 4.
Sept. 2l-Martha Nanez, . months,
cholera infantum, ward /.
Sept. 22-DOrOthea Schumann, 86
years, old age, ward :.
VIM. Krempkau and wife spent
their Sunday at the Mccall ranch.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
Another Atlantic Storm

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 23.-At S a. m.
storm of considerable intensity ap-
peared on the Atlantic coast, accom-.
panied by heavy rains in southern
Louisiana and Alabama. It will
probably move northeastward during
the day, accompanied by heavy rains
in south Atlantic and gulf coast
states. Forecast till a. m. Tuesday,
for eastern Texas fair, brisk to high
northerly winds on the coast, no
change in temperature.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23

THE next fight in congress for
speakership will be hard one, and
Maine and Ohio have the leading can
didates; Reed and Mckinley. One
thing is certain, the republicans will
elect their speaker. At present the
democrats are making more music
over the possible outcome, than the
republicans are. The Eastern demOc-
racy bank on Reed. The Western on
Mckinley; the Republicans will be
satisfied with either, both being good
men and true republicans. Mckinley
suits this section of the country.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
The French Elections.

PARIS, September 23.-Noon. The
official returns from $50 electoral di-
visions show the republicans have
elected their candidates in 217 and
the anti-republicans in 153. Re-bal-
lots will be necessary in loo divisions.
Among the prominent republic
cans elected are, M. NJ. Falliers,
Ribat, Jules, Roche, Granel Devaile,
Deschanel, Barba, Sarrien and Rein
ach; among the promine emit opposition
candidates elected are, NJ. NJ. Cassag-
nae, Lalon, Fauld, Houssmann, Go
dele, Languinnais and Mum. 1t is
believed in 127 of the divisions, where
re-ballots will be necessary, the re-
suit will be favorable. to the republic
cans. The republicans also rely on
electing ten members from the colo
MES. They will thus hold 354 seats
in the new chamber of deputies. In
official circles the government MAORI
ty is considered assured, although
that majority will not be large.
1t will be more compact and
more homogeneous than in the last
chamber. Returns from the elections
in this city, show the conservatives
did not elect single member, while
the republicans returned one and
the. Boulangists four. Re-ballots will
be necessary in 81 divisions. NJ.
Thavonet, minister OF justice, has been
reelected, but re-ballots will be neces-
sary in the districts in which M. Con-
STAINS, minister of the interior, and NJ.
Yves.Gu 'ot,minister of public works,
were candidates. Their election how
ever, is regarded certain. 2 p. NJ
Later returns show the republicans
have elected their candidates in 2l9
divisions and the opposition in 1856
Re-ballOts will be necessary in II.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
Another Fire.

Fire destroyed a four-room frame
cottage near north Flores street and
back Of Utica street SatuI day evening
last. The fire was caused by an eXI
ploding oil lamp. The house was a
total loss, the alarm being very tardi-
ly given to the telephone and fire
departments.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
PIundered and Murdered.

WICHITA, Kansas, Sept. 23.-Geo.
Latham, leading cattleman of this
state, was found dead yesterday, 25
miles northwest of here. The body
was close to hedge, well covered
with grass. He left here last Mon
day for home. He was known to
have considerable money and mag.
nificent watch, both of which are
missing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
Mr.. Balfour on Catholic Education.

Mr.. Balfour on Catholic Education.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Mr. Balfour has
written letter to the Secretary Of the
Protestant Alliance relative to the es
Enlistment of Catholic university
in Ireland. In the letter he says:
Though 1 desire to take steps to pro-
mote higher university education
for Catholics, a foundation endow-
ment for the proposed university has
never been in contemplation by the
government. Such an endowment is
not in my opinion necessary. Before
passing Judgment upon the supposed
plans of government. the public ought
to suspend an expression of opinion
until the views of the government are
known
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23

TEXAS Tobacco like all other Texas
products takes the cake wherever it
is INTRODUCED, samepled and tried.
The Willis Index in a recent number
gives an extract from the letter of a
Chicago leaf tobacco jobbing house
or tobacco samples sent from that
place. This letter says:
Regarding the sample of Texas
tobacco which we received will say
that same in eXtIa fine. 1t has the
appearance, quality and favor of the
imported Havana. We are positive
it would pay farmers to raise tobacco,
if that is the kind they can raise.
We are ready to buy any amount of
such goods. In regard to the value
of the same, we would think about 80
cents per pound. AS it is not inI-
ported we could not expect to get
Havana prices. We shall be pleased
to hear from you again on this sub
ject; also let us know if there is any
amount of same grown in your State"
One by one the shadows fall and
the light of coming day shines on
the Texas soil tiller.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
In nor{c MONTH-THE DAILY. LIGHT
SU GGlllS Cheapest daily paper n Texas
Officers Elect,

The italian society of this city, at
their last meeting, decided to cele-
brate the anniversary of Columbus
discovery of America October Il and
Is, and also elected the following Off
GERS /: Dario Quasso, president; Dc
menico Rosselli, vice president; An
thony Battaglia, secretary; Carmen
Sara, assistant secretary, and hon
orable presidents, DR.. Braunnagle and
Col. G.. A, Solaro.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-23
THE JOkERS STILL LEAD.
And Are Liable to Stay There.
Other Notes.

And Are Liable to Stay There.
Other Notes.
Base ball seems to be losing it's grip
in this city for the balance of the
season. No better day could be Sc
lected for a game than yesterday, the
air being cool and the sky was clear.
In the hot months of July and Au-
gust, when the sun blisters persons,
neck, the sports run wild over the,
game, and if there is no game every
Sunday in those hot months, they
kick. Why not postpone all July and
August games to Septemb Der and have
a pleasant day to play ball on? By
doing this more interest would be
taken in the game by both spectators
and players.
Up to date the Jokers have lost
games out of % played this season.
The Browns will reorganize and trot
out fresh team for the rest of the
season, SO they say.
Dick Bryant, heavy hitter of the
late Mackeys, while witnessing the
last Jok er-Brown game at the
Springs, was struck on the ear with q
pass ball, which took serious effect.
The Jekers will hold meeting next
Thursday night, to decide whether to
disband for the season or finish it up.
Denny kissing holds down bag
No. l in professional style, while
Billy Korps on second is his match.
Ex-Manager Huntress is gone on the
gun, and while out hunting he gen.
orally sees stars instead of birds. He
can't hit a house.
Luke Reynolds will be the twirler
of the city shortly. With a speedy
de livery his curves could not be beat
by amateurs. He will probably sign
with the Jokers next season.
Malrill, while practicing, struck
out some safe hitters, and is not
through blowing about it yet.
The left field of the Oppermann
grounds being cut off by fence will
cause the positions to be changed.
The grounds, which were facing
south, will hereafter face north, the
HON plate will be laid on the south
end.
An English cutter has captured q
dhOw of Pamba with 131 slaves on
board.
A heavy bridge at a ime-kiln near
Danbury, Conn. has collapsed, carry
ing q team and ten men down 20 feet