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DIAMOND DUST.
Account of Several Very Poorly Playe,

Account of Several Very Poorly Played
Games.
CHICAGO, May 7th.-The Brotherhood
Clubs PLAYED an exciting game this after
noon, in the presence of 400 spectators.
In the ninth inning, with score of ten to
seven in favor of the visitors, the home
team batted out FIVE runs and won the
game. Score
Chicago......-......... l 8 2 0 / 5-12
Pittsburg.. l 0 2 l 90
Hits-Chicago Is: Pittsburg, TO- Errors-Chi-
cago, 4; Pittsburg, 5. Batteries-Baldwin and
Farrell, Tener and Quinn. Umpires-Matthews
and Canning.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7th.-The home club
defeated the Boston (League) again this af-
ternoon by punching their hits. Both
pitchers were effective. Attendance, 1900.
Philadelphia 0 0 O s. +
Boston ...........,...-... 0 0 l O.
Hits-Philadelphia, S; Boston, 10. Errors
Philadelphia /; Boston, D Batteries-Gieason
and Clements; Getzein, Bennett and Hardie
Umpire-Lynch
CHICAGO, May 7th.-T To-day's League
game was a pitchers contest, the visitors
having trifle the best of it. Attendance,
$3.50.
Chicago. o.................. 0 o / o o-i
Base hits-Cincinnati 9; Chicago 7. Errors
Cincinnati, 5; Chicago, . Batteries-Eisienes
Harrington; Coughlin, Kittredge. Umpire
Zachariah.
BROOKLYN, May 7th.-The New York
League Club won pretty game from
Brooklyn this afternoon. Russie did
great work, both in pitching and fielding.
The attendance was 900.
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 OIL
New York...............- 0 o 0 o ? o-s
Hits-Brooklyn z; New York. Z. Errors
New York, 5. Batteries-Terry and Clarke
Russie and Buckley. Umpires-Powers and
McDermott
PHILADELPHIA, May 7th.-It took the
New York Brotherhood team ten innings
to knock out victory this afternoon. Six
bases on balls gave the visitors three OF
their six runs. Attendance, LOO.
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A Kent Island (NId. farmer placed twin
orphan lambs in the care of female New
foundland, whose pups he had sold She
took kindly to the lambs, and treated them
with a motherly care.
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The Shah of Persia has Cancelled the con-
cession obtained by Russian company for
the construction of railway from Reshd
to Euzellee, the seaport of the former place.
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PhiladeiPhia... Pni o Q Q o-5
New fork.-..-....... 0 0 1-6-
Hits Philadelphia, Z; New York. s. Errors
Philadelphia, 4. Batteries-Cunningham and
Mlilgan, keefe and Brown. Umpires-Fergu-
CLEVELAND, May 7th.-Two bases on
balls in the fourth, and wild pitch by
Baker IN the eighth, gave the home team
the victory over the Pittsburg Heaguel
Club this afternoon. Attendance, 600.
Clevelands. 0 0 O 8 *-5
Pittsburg. 0 2 0 0 CT
Base hits-Cleveland 4; Pittsburg. 9. Errors
Cleveland, 5; Pittsburg q Batteries-Beatin.
thinner; Baker, Wilson. Umpire McQuade.
CLEVELAND, May 7th.-The Cleveland
Brotherhood team pounded out victory
over the Buffalos to-day. The game was
uninteresting. Attendance four hundred.
Cleveland. 0 . 0 o II o.
Buffalo.... ....... 0 . 0 . 0 0 0 0-4
Hits = Cleveland, IL; Buffalo, Z. Errors
Cleveland, 4; Buffalo, L. Batteries-O' Brien and
Sutclitfe. Ferson and Mack. Umpires-Jones
and knight.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
COLUMBUS, May 7th.-The st. Louis game
was postponed on account of wet grounds.
SYRACUSE, May 7th.-Syracuse 1, Roches-
ter 7.
BROOKLYN, May 7th.-Brooklyn 4, Ath-
letic 5.
TOLEDO May 7th.-Toledo 6, Louisville 1.
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dowager Empress. It is announced that
he will visit her in her palace as often as
possible This palace stands on the site of
the OLD French cathedral, which was pulled
down about three years ago.
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Pianos Tuned by the subscriber, who
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rev TODAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found For Sale 10 Let end similar notices Under
This head gre inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Az
notices OF this character s0iu be found under this
hecdino.
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Opening.-The leading candy manufac-
tory at SO K street. The finest quality at rea-
sonabe prices. mr27-tf
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GENERAL Notices.

1t will pay you to notice the advertise
ment of LANG'S DYEING AND CLEANING
WORKS on third page. apS.tf
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ON TWO TRACKS.

Poor Racing Both in Kentucky and New
Jersey.
LINDEN PARK IN. J.), May 7th.-Five-
eighths of mile, Blue Rock won, Sal
syrian second. My Fellow third. Time,
104i.
Nine-sixteenths of mile, Dickens won,
Claudine second, Ely third. Time, :59l.
Three quarters of mile, Major DAILY
won, Sam Morse second, st. James third.
Time, 1:19.
Mile dash, Prodigal won, Bonanza Sec
ond, Burnside third. Time. 1:50l.
Mile and sixteenth, Lisimony won,
Tristan second, Martin Russell third.
Time, 1851.
Three-quarters of mile, Queen Eliza
beth won, Monte Cristo second, Lemon
Blossom third. Time, 1:204.
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EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
Ceremonies Attending the Erection Of
The Lee Monument.
COLLEGE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Three Men Quarrel Over q Note
and One is Killed-Horse-
Racing and Baseball.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oN.l
EAST OF TaE ROCKIES.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
PARTY QUESTION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REconD-umox.l
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IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, May 7th.-Mile and six
teenth, Lovelace won, Labrador second.
Uncle Kilt third. Time, 1:50i.
Five -eighths of mile, Rosalind won,
Kingsman second, Faithful third. Time,
1:50.
Mile dash, Camilla won, Sister Geneva
second, Lottie s. Third. Time, I:464.
Mile and seventy yards, Unite won, Bet
tina second, Katie Malone third. Time,
1:52t.
Five-eighths of mile, Lady Washing
ton won, Melame second, Miss Hawkins
third Time, 1:051.
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CHAS. ROBIN.

nEALER IN GENTS AND BOYS CLOTH.
~ ing and Furnishing Goods, will, from this
18th day OF April, sell until closed out, Mems
Seersucker Coats and Vests for IS cents. worth
twice as much; sizes, SS to A. Come early and
get fitted Also, Summer Coats, for IS cents.
worth 81 Cotton Oyershirts for soc, formerly
sold at soc and 81. Boys Mohair Coats and Vests
for 81 So heretofore sold for 81: sizes age IL to
ii years. Mems Summer Suits at IS; sold for SIS
and y. have also Summer Undershirts which
viii dispose OF at soc: sold at 81 and 81 So
Also. ask to see our Summer Underwear at as
cents per suit. Yours. CHAS. ROBIN, 6l2 aud
old X street. 1p&Su
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sterotyped Arguments.

WASHINGTON. May 7th-The tariff de-
bate in the House to-day consisted of the
same old stereotyped arguments which
have been advanced so often.
McKinley's argument was in line with
Blaine's North American Rerieac article. in
controversy with Gladstone. Mckinley
said putting sugar on the free list would
increase the revenue S55 900. eco.
Mills delivered one of his old.time Dem
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UYs "A CoE1D

oF STOVE WOOD, OR A TON OF COAL
for So. Get your winters supply now ~
tba n d D. Yard. Fourth and Etreen
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ST. LOUIS, May 7th.-The Eleventh
Quadrennial Conference of the M. E.
Church South opened this morning in the
Central Methodist Church. Rev. DR..
Matthews delivered an address of welcome.
The response on behalf of the Bishops was
by Bishop Keener of New Orleans. Moth
ing but organization was effected. Every
Bishop and prominent member of the
Southern church is present. The Confer
ence will be of great interest.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 7th.-The home club
defeated the Boston (League) again this af-
ternoon by punching their hits. Both
pitchers were effective. Attendance, 1900.
PHILADELPHIA ........ s 0 O i 1 q q q = <
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Hits-Philadelphia, s; Boston, 10. Errors
Philadelphia i; Boston, D Batteries-Giesson
and Clements; Getzein, Bennett and Hardie.
IImpire-Iynch
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CHICAGO, May 7th.- To-day's League
game was a pitchers contest, the visitors
having trifle the best of it. Attendance,
. o,0
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H. q. HoTFIIrER,
GUTHRIE Bros,

PRACTICAL PLUMBERS. STEAM AND GAS
Filters, Roofing and Jobbing. sipsge water
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EOR sALE-FoUR LOTS soxI60, NORTH
L side street; best location for dwellings in
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BROOKLYN, May 7th.-The New York
League Club won pretty game from
Brooklyn this afternoon. Russie did
great work, both in pitching and fielding.
The attendance was 900.
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Cincinrau ..........-. 0 0 0 0 l.
Chicago.....-............ 0 0 0 0 o. l
Base hits-Cincinnati, 3; Chicago. 7. Errors
Cincinnati, 5; Chicago, . Batteries-Eisienes
Harrington; Coughlin, Kittredge Umpire
Zachariah.
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Hits-Chicago Is: Pittsburg, TO- Errors-Chi-
cago, 4; Pittsburg, 5. Batteries-Baldwin and
Farrell, Tener and Quinn. Umpires-Matthews
and Canning,
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GERMAN DAY.
St. Louis, Oct. s.. 1S9n.

This will be Ii of the grantees,
events that has ever occurred in the
city OF st. Louis, and one oftlle grand.
est celebrations in the history OF the
United States.
1t will be participated in notsouls
by the immense German population
in St. Louis, but by Germans from an
parts of the country.
The principal attraction will be an
immense Parade, in which over 80, 0O(
Germans will take part.
Incidental to the parade will be .
series of magnificent Tablaux illustra.
ing scenes and incidents from ancient
German history, and the progress OF
the German Citizens OF the United
States, up to and including the present
date.
The Celebration will be cnntf1Ac,l
IN the evening by numerous balls. les.
rivals, p%yrotethnic displays &c.
The City will be olaborately decora.
led and a grand holiday will be dc.
clarcd.
Remember this Is in addition TO m,
Renowned Carnival of the Yelled
Prophet which occurs on Oct. nh.
The other attractions will DO ia the
Great 81. Louis Fair. the ST. Louis Tx.
position, Gilinorc's cclchrnicl Band OF
% musicians. and every eycplng dur.
ing Fair week, tho uhGlrpbsed Stree,
Illumination.
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Queen Victoria has a remarkable
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Tie republicans show their fear of
Mr.. Cleveland by the persistent rcgu'
larity with which they start rumors of
his falling health. His health and his
intellect arc both entirely too vigorous
to suit the republican leaders, ana
unless all outward Indications are at
fruit they bid fair TO remain So for
wears to come.
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FOur District Attorney, j. II. Ncvels,
has been appointed By the Attorney.
General OF the United States "a special
assistant in tho trial OF llubc Smith
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van and Jake Kilrain, aud we don't
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eon Will be Convicted Democrat-Star.
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The Constitutional Convention la.
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must be able to read or understand The
Constitution when read to him. That
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li"andh were substituted in its place
il is more than likely that a majority
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wonld be DISTINGUISHED thcmsoiycs,-
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Ifthe Worlds Fair is to be run in
Tie interest Of the republican party
exclusively, and It begins to look that
way, it is certainly to be a colossal
failure. Tho selection of republicans
tor Director General and Secretary
was hardly accidental.
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The republican who can praise the
monopulls!ic tariff bill has an India.
rubber conscience, and the tijler OF
the soil who can supprt the party that
fathers it IS sadly indifferent 10 his
own interest.
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The action Of the Republican major,
ity OF the house of representatives IN
giving the seat Of Col. Elliott, of Sontl
Carolina, TO a negro contestant with.
out a word of argument, and with,
ont even giving Col. Elliott an oppor,
tunlty of speaking in his own behalf
WAS unprecedented, aud n moro revo.
intionary act never took place upon
the floor OF either brauch OF Congress,
We'll may the venerable Representa-.
tive Faux, who SO ably succeeds the
late Samuel J. Randall, exclaim "the
empire is coming" aud well may the
independent New York Herald char.
nctcrise speaker Reed Is the American
Robcspicrre; and II the people do not
administer Il singing rcbuke to the
republican party by hurting ii from
power there are leaders in its ranks
nndacious enough TO attempt to found
an empire, even though it he neccs.
sary 10 go through the horrors of q
"Reign Of Terror" to do SO.
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Tie negro voters in the doubtful
states must be prolitiated; hence The
theft of the seats Of two legally elect,
ed white members of the House OF
Representatives.
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Saturday. Get. 4. 1880.

Every democrat in the iIou.e OF
Rel Personalities should provide him
self wiah a pair Of "kjlgore boots"
and be prepared 10 use them whcncv-
or necessary,
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lrion Bros are in the lead on STYLES.
quality in fine Dress goods and Trim.
ming's and dout buy until seeiug their
stock.
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WHY doesn't Speaker Reed station
a United States soldier alongside of
every democrats seat in order 10 com
pei those gentlemen to remain in the
House to help republicans manufacture
political capital? Itwould beno greater
pervcrsion OF the principles Of a rcpub.
lican form Of government than other
things lie has done. Perhaps be hasn't
thought Of the soldiers vet.
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Sllorih's Tax Sale

Under aud ny virtue Of m Act Of the Legislature Of the ste,,
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sales and assessments and indefinite descriptions, and fora w M taxes con-.
N MONDAY, the th day Of OCTOBER, 1880, proceed to SCH tha' Purpose
property to the highest bidder Tor cash. Tins First day # Sou "nosis hi
u. I. DoRRoH, shegrEEH0
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Never before have the styles been
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

Democrats, DO not allow yourselves
10 be lullcd into q feeling Of false Sc
curitY by republicans who pretend
That they win make 10 efforts TO con.
troll the leXt House, and that they
would prefer transferring the respon-
sibility TO the democrats, Such talk
is bosh; the republicans want the
House and are prepared 20 spend un-
limited money, which tie protected
manufacturers have contributed in or.
der TO get it. The democrats can win
If they viii only work hard enough.
The manufacturing Shylocks have
demanded their stipulated pound Of
flesh of the republican party, and NOT
daring 10 refuse them the republican
party has allowed II to be cut from the
most vital party of the man who pro.
ducos the rea! foundation OF q coun-
try's wealth the agriculturist. Whcth.
rr The operation will kill the victim
depends upon whether he proposes to
mcckly stand the treatment of high
tariff rlastcrs, which is all that is being
done 10 stay the flow OF his life blood.
Speaker Reed assaycd The role Of a
a"fnnn!" man the other day in Phila.
dclphia Before he does it again he
shoul! obtain a clowns outfit.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

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