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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-27
SUDDEN DEATHS IN BERLIN.

BERLIN, Aug. 26.-This morning a woman
became suddenly i'll in an omnibus and was
taken to a hospital where she was pro-
nounced to be suffering from Asiatic chol-
era. The Moabit hospital has been re-
served for cholera patients.
All trade in secondhand clothing has
been stopped.
A workman on train on the Hamburg
Berlin railway was seized with Asiatic
cholera today at Witten6urg, and died in a
few hours.
Twenty-eight cases of cholera and twelve
deaths have been reported in Altoona since
yesterday noon.
An artisan died of Asiatic cholera in Pin
neberg, and child belonging to a family
that fed from Hamburg died Of the same
disease in Kiel.
Officials deny that Asiatic cholera is in
the city. It is said the merchant who is
supposed yesterday to have died from
cholera, was q victim from cholerne.
There were several suspicious cases which
were removed to the hospital today. Phy-
sicians state that it is only the diarrhoea,
accompanied by vomiting.
AT meeting of the municipal sanitary
comsaittee this evening Herr Schrefer,
chairman, declared that up TO o'clock p.
N. not q single case of cholera had &C.
Cured in the capital, except the GASES of a
to prepare six hundred beds in the
Moabiit hospital for cholera patients and
accommodations in other hospitals. The
necessary orders were given for more
efficient cleansing of the streets of the
city.
SUBJECTED TO INSPECTION.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26.-All boarding
houses here are subjected daily to vigor-
Gus inspection to see that they are kept
clean, and all sanitary regu ations are CON-
piled with 10 prevent the Introduction of
cholera.
PASSENGERS SUSPECTED.
BosToN, Aug 26.-The steamer Kehr-
werder from Ham burg was boarded by the
port physician when she reached Gusren-
tine this morning. She had seventy pas
sengers, all of whom, with their bagsag
were transferred To Galloupe's island,
where the passengers vii! be cIeansed and
their clothing and baggage fumigated.
The captain of the steamer reported that
there had been no sickness whatever on
board and she was allowed to proceed to
the wharf in Boston.
SANITARY REGULATIONS AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Aug. 26.-The police have is
sued orders forbiding the Inhabitants from
drinEIug water from the E1be unless IL is
previously boiled. The bathing places
along the river have been closed The po-
lice will make house 10 house inspection
to insure their being clean and euforce the
sanitary measures whenever they are re-
quired. 4 special corps has been organ
lied to dlsinfect the houses infected with
cholera.
Official statistics show that on Wednes-
day there were 1oS new cases of the dis
ease reported, while the deaths num-
bered thirty-two.
Up to noon Thursday there were ninety
new cases and f0rty-one deaths.
There were eight deaths from the dis
ease at Altoona yesterday. Most of the
deaths occurred among the laborers EN-
ployed about the docks, boatmen, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-27
SIGNED TIRE SCALE.

Columbia Steel Company Agree to the Anal
gsmated Scale.
UNIoNTowN. Pa, Aug 26.-The Column
bia Steel company and their employees,
who are members of the AmalSamated as
ISOLATION, reached an aereementas to wages
last night. The scale has been sigued and
the mill will resume at once. Six hundred
mon are affected by the settlement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-27
EPIDEMIC IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 26.-The cholera
returns for yesterday show another up
ward Jump in the number of new cases.
There were yesterday 6.322 new cases, an
increase of zoo over the previous day. The
deaths were 2.977. an increase of $50. In
ST. Petersburg alone there were l03 ne "
cases and "a deaths.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-27
CAMPAIGN OPENED In TENNESSEE.
Democrats of Middle Tenuesses Have an Old
Fashioned RRrhemA

NASHVILLE. Aug. 26.-At Cookeville. in
Putnam county, the Democratic presi-
DENTAL and gubernatorial campaign in
middle Tennessee was opened today with
q great gathering and an old fashioned
barbecue. Ex-Governor Taylor. Demo.
cratic elector for the state at large, aud
John Benton made speeches to an audience
of about eight thousand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-27
ADvICEs FROM HAMBURG.

BERLIN, Aug. ga most welcome
thunderstorm has passed over the city.
The air is cleared and the weather is much
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-27

BERLIN, Aug 26.-Orders have been Is
sued to atop railway traffic with Russia al
every point on the frontier of east Prussis
except Eydkuhea and Prostken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-27
KEEP OUT THE CHOLERA.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. ga special
meeting of the health board has been held
to advise means OF keeping out the cholera.
1t was decided, in case the cholera crosses
the Atlantic. to establish quarantine sta
lions at every railroad depot, and all emi-
grants will be qusrantined.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
Dated January ~. 4. D. 1ee4. ........e-s-..
: GEoR0EW. THAYER
: + ,MNnklAanA
I.INDBERGH T. ADAMS,
,@T Attorneys for N6ftgagee '-'.-'.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE.

- Default having been made In the payment Of
the 1um VI Sixteen hundred and 1sty.sfx. 6ualAse
which became due on the nrst day OF July 1871.
delivered by Margaret Neumon and i'etss Ns,-:
man her husband mortgasors. to The MIdnesota
p106nsnnd Trust COmpany, .muetsaese osasi1g
;sisss power Of ~ shes.in eonssissI. dsiy =.
coroSd II tho ofnce q 4ths R1ltsssr oe Desls II
md Tor: the County Of Xofftsoa aad stats q
~; on passs SIC 10 sis : 'se1 : :" ~
/ which said mortga9e together with to isht
Minnesota Loan aud Trust Company. mortlassS
to Isabella +. Wood by written AsslGnne1t.
dated tho twenty-dith day Of October 1ess ard
onS Tho twenty ninth day Of October lses. "a
. O'Clock a. M. In hook ~ Of said MOrt&a&e
records. on pages SO. 56l: which said mortga4s
was duly assigned BY said Isabella p. Wood q.
Assignee md holder thereof, to The Minnesota
Loan and Trust Company by written assignnsnt
dated the seventh day Of November 1891. and
recorded on the Thirteenth day Of Novembsr 1901
records on page 1872.
| An,t:shesesS. there IL actually due and claimed
to be due and payable at the date Of this potic.
the sum Of seventeen hundred and fifteen ans
and and whereas tho said power Of sol
has become operative and 20 action o.
/ otherwise. to recover the debt secured by sol.
I mortgage; or any part thereof.
Nov Therefore. Notice is Hereby Given, Tha
hy virtue Of the power Of sale contained in sale
! mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
| case iuade and provided. the said mortgage viii
be foreclosed by sale OF the premises described
! in and conveyed by said mortgage. viz:
The northeast quarter meg, Of section Sc
| seventeen III. IN township No. forty t4U). o
| raDge No. Thirty (30), being 100 acres Of lnnt
moro less according to the United States tsov
ernnient aurvey ihere.,i. In Morrison county Al.
State Of Minnesota, With the ieredita,nents aut
| nppurtenanccs: which sale viii be made by III
sheriff of said Morrison coMnry. at the front doo
OF the court honse. In the city OF Little Fnlls
| SAIL county aud state. on the twendy-sixth dal
Of January, 1892: at 10 O'Clock q. m. III that day
| 1T public veudue, to the highest bidder for cash
to iny said debt and interest, and the taxes. ant
/ insurance. II any, said premises, and seventy
Owe dollars atrorne: g fees. stipulated In aut
I BY sold mortgage, In case Of foreclosure and til
J disbursements allowed by law; subject to redemp
ton: at,any tine within one year from the dat
! OF sale. as provided by law.
! Dated December 1st 1891.
THE MINNESOTA LOAN AND TRUST CON
|. PANY.
| Mortgage.
! WILLIAM j. HAHN
JAMES NJ MARTIN,
! Attorneys for Mortgage,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15

ORDER FOR REARING ON CLAIMS:
STATE OF MINI EsorA.j In rrobate Court
COUNTY or uo..,sox, ."
Special Term. Nov. q, 1891.
In the matter u the estate OF James Il.
'TaytoE, deeeA1sd:.
Letters az di6lnistration ON the estste 81 s!ssi
deceased bst1S tttS day granted unto Elizabeth
C.. TAyloe, 0eaA5d county, 49,,
H. asdefok,: That all icloine: and demands III
all psf1oA1. against said estate Be preSented' to
this Court for ex4mt1at3on: and allowance ut thu
Probate Once. In the court house. In the city Ol
Little Fsils In said county" ON Saturday, the
2Sth day OF November. 1881, At 10 O'Clock q.
and ON the same day and hour IN each week dur
ing the next slx months; .',-
1t isiurthef ordered. That six months tom the
18th day OF November, 1891, be allowed to credit.
ors PRESENT their claims against said estate, at
the expiration OF which time all clxims not pre-:
scented: to saiA conrt, or not proven to it, s&tfs
faction, shall be forever barred unless for canse
shown further time be allowed.
Ordered further: That snot'ee. Of ths .time and
place Of the hearing and exanilatio9 Of 1Aid
claims ard demands shnll b liven ~ nubll1hthR
this order once In each week, for three successive
weeks, in the Little Falls Transcript, a weekly
newspaper printed and apublishst at Little Fails.
Dated at Little Falls, the 9Th day Of Nova.
d. 1891.
By the Court,
n. RICHARDSON, y
Judge of Probate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
.noRToAeE .FoREoLo sURE SAFE.

thu ~ r. ofons kundfeds ~ tv1aty.s .6olEaf1
intsls0e; uiieh sbeealDs dos On IT, lay Tof
Decenbef 1901. When 6olAuIt ha0 cUitinusd to
ann exee1ted "a deiiyessd 81 sanusl Mills and
his VIZ Nesy Z. NfIis Mott eSofS. 70 Gaorse " !.
ThayeF. Norteaeee. bSaIiSe date tia nth day,
ofAnrnat laoS sI6 vith n s<,lIlr III aale therein
eontSinsd dry FecortIed n tho ol1cs az tho Rea-
Stef 81 OsSds III and Tor tie Coanty 81 Morrison
ma 9tata a. Ainneeofa q: the 18th day Of Arg
ut iSo9. sc il50 O'Clock :. m. In book q 81
-! on epaxe "a sud where there ~
setueny due Aad clained to - dus and paxsbls
"a the 1tJ a th1e aotiee thu ann a pne k1ndred
nd tventy.aix douero WITH fntefeot thereon ct
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF FOREIGN

ORDER FOR HE airing PROOF OF FOREIGN
| WILL,
STATE OF "'SSEsorA' In s rsesats S Court
COUNTY OF MORRISON. ! Dec. Srd. 1891.
! In the matter OF the Estate Of Moses Lyford
/. deceased.
! Whereas. IA instrument in writing purportiDf
to b. an authenticated copy Of the last will ant
| testament OF Moses Lyfoni deceased. lato o
Springfield. Massachusetts. hos been delivered Il
! this court.
And Whereas Edward F. Lyford the execusu,
haired in said VIII has nlel Herewith his petit
ton, representing among other things. that said
MOees kvford died In Springfield. Stnteoi Massa
chusetts. on the 4th day OF August 1887 testnte
and that said petitioner 10 executor Of said viii
duty. appointed % such by the Probate Court o.
tho Comfy Of Hampden. State of Massachusetts
sid PRAYING that the said instrnment may bt
aanttted to probate. asd that lettera tesla
k1ehtAry b. to him fssued thereon.
I lth Ordered. That the proofs Of said lnstru
ment. and the said petition. he heard before thi.
Court. st the Probate Office IN said County m
the 9Th day Ut January, 4. n. 1899 at 10 O'CLOCK
In the forenoon. whom III concerned may appear
and contest the probate u said Instrument.
/ Aud It IL Further Ordered, That public notice
OF the time and place OF satL haarin4 b. given to
all persons interested by publication Of thee.
Orde1s for three weeks suco6safvely rresi0uS to
sAil lay Of hearing. in the Little Falls Trans.
crfp: newspaper printed and published at Lit Tx
FAlls in said County.
By the Court.
n RICHARDSON.
Judge o! Probate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
=. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. :.

: Notice II hereby; given thattE the following
noI1ed ssttlee haa filed ~, notice u lila
intestaOp 70 mako fual proof IN support
Of s his ~ elaisl. ard that sseid proof
VIII. be made bsioFs the Judge 03 tks District
Court or In his absetee before the Clerk 81 snfd
LAFAYETTE D. Chenowetit II. r. No: 1881 Tor the
ny nwN and MY nell section H. township 'se.
range q: -. ,,.,.,,.
Aia leonttnuoss residence upon and cultivation
OF, sald fand. viz:
ssaHEnes 1sakSf,s Jnhn 4natef: MsllHAss junssp1l
Randall. AiBn.,s and Stewart Bailey OF STAPLES.
,::.. ..,5!ss7c - -, A.GRkHfU. = =
r! s.. ~. - - x. a, Hna3st1r
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
:. ORpBRFO HEARING oS CLAIMS.
STATE OF a1NkEsorAia = PsosArk cov.r.

ANSSsASs0~SSs
In the ,,uatter Of the sstars u AFRO D. Brown
DSceaSld..r
Lottlpa Of administration on the estate Of said
deceased having besn granted unto william
II oEtGa, pl sAfdcUunty:.'
1t is ordofed, that all claiH.s and demands Ot
all persons against said estate be presented to
this court for examination and: henrlge. ~ the
probate once, In the court hOuse;ih the city Of
little Falls. in said county. Saturday. the
18th day 81 Decembnf. 1891.
!. 1t IL furtherordered.: that six months from the
18th day Of Dec, lsol be allowed TO creditors to
present their claiua against said essate:$at tn!
expiration Of which time all claims not presented
to satd court. or not proven to It's satasfaetioa
shall be torevsr barrett, unless. for cause shown
further time 10 allowed.
! OfdSrsd further tina sald William HAttsu os
aforesaid, shall cause notice OF the time aud
placs OF -tlie hearing and ex0nfnntl0h Of. said
claims and ,demasds, sAau be giyea bypahll.Aise
notice thefeol Tor four weekes sseeaees63y f1
the Little Fails Trxnscftpt. q printed
aud published at Little Ea1ias n b4td lOnMEy.
Dated at Little Falls tire sth 61of: peee1nter
-: By theeai.st
N. RICHARDSON.
Judge " Probate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF MINNEsOTA)
}ss. District Cont
COUNTY OF MORRISON.
Edwart Mahan. Plaintin.
= vs..
w. s. ROnh DefeDdRnt

J Notice ia hereby given. that by virtue Ut an ex
ecutioD to me directed aud delivered. and nos
In my hands. Issued out Of the dis,rlct cour
Seventh Judicial d!Atfict. State of Minnesota. IL
| aud for the county Of Morrison, upon a Judg
ifent rendered III said county In favor Of Edwar;
Nahan. and against. ". =. lsolph. nave levied
u1cn the following Described renl estate Of sale
defendant, totwit:
|, Northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter o.
section twsnty-3our. town one hundred twenty
fntue. range thirty. Ia .Morrison county. Mimi.
A nd that ! shall. on Saturday the 18th day 81
January. 4: y. 1892, ct the hour Of ~ o'clock Q
M, III said day; ut the front door III the court
house. the City III Lit tie Falls. In said county
md state: proceed to sell all the right title ami
Interest Of the above named W. s. kolpb, In aRd
Judgment And costs.* amounting to seventeen
dollars and 80 cents, together with all aceruine
costs Of sale. and interest on the SHINE from the
18th day Of November. 1891, at the rate Of 7 per
cent per annum. 1T public auction, to the highest
bidder Tor cash.
..'....-, LEON HOUDE.
A..P. BLANCHARD.
Plaintiffs Attorney..
Dated Little falls. MtHn., December 81. 1891.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
NOTICE.
U. STAND OFFICE. NV .,,, ,,.,
ST o. nrn NrNN

. Complaint having been entered at this office by
Nester*: Otto aaaint Alfred iundsn for abAn-
doninK his Homestead Entry No. 1862. dated
AuGust4th, 1850. upon the nh ReL. sw1s neL
and neN nwL. section y. township 1ss. range ST.
ID Morrison county, 5Minaesotn, With y view. to
the cancellation Of said entry, tho said parties
are hereby summoned to appear At the ONCE Of
the clerk Of District court, Little Falls. Mime.
sofa. on the 18th lay Of January. 1881 at 10
coneernisg said alleged shsndoument:. :,
tzs,ssS% --Sz A. BARTO.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or CONTROLLERS Of ran CURRENCY:

" AyU1NUTUNs NUVeInUeF 70. Id01s
wxEnEAss BY satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned it has been made to appear
thuts'The German American Eatfoaai Bank D
Little falls." In the clty of Little Falls. In thu
county OF Morrison. and state OF Minnesota, hal
complied with all the: provisions Of the HtatRtea
Of the United States. required to be complist
with before an association shall be authorized II
commehce the business OF banking
!: Now THEREroRE, /, Edward 8. Lacey. Comp
troller. 81 the currency, do hereby certify TIM
1.-THE Gea man American National Bank of.Lttt1
Falls, In the city Of Little Fails. Ia the county
Morrison, and state Of minnesota. is authorized
to commence the business OF Banking as provtd
ed In Section Fifty -One hnndred and sixty mine
the Revised Statues Of the United States:
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. witness my hant
e ssar TEE comptroisr Of A &: Cur
| OF THE, CURRENCY. rencS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15
q. g.. LAND OFFlCE,
8T. CLOUD MINI,
Nov. csth, 1891.

Further notice ID hereby given thnt q hearing
will be had at this ONCE. the 25th day OF Jan
uary 1892 at 10 O'Clock m.: when the testI-
mony takcs a. ordered hereis, viii be examined
and T. decision rendered thereup0n. -, 80.
A. BARTD,
o. Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-15

a FeRH0Ot SOeee10s VII
The Rev. A. Antoine Of fsfnSto,; Tex., Ngsitss
A far - an abs to juass. THINK Pastor
koenie's Nerve Tonio IT, . perfest saeessstsoe
any ono who hiss suffered from most painful
nervousness q I did. Ifssl IKE myself aeain
after taking tho Tonic;
W1sT EIDE, lows, OF. - 1eoo.
Twas suffering from nsrvouSnss4 brought ON
by oveeWoak, for about three Year,. I EcouId
not slesp nights, I could not;Vofk. and myueaa-
o4y got Impaired eotnmonood using PGstoe
Koenigs Nerve Tonic, an, 1ftsr givtneh trial
I feel much better, my slsep ha1 returned, and
am every wy well pleased With ID direction M
THOMAS BOWLING,
WooDs1p1, MIMI, Nov 81, leoo
Pastor koenig's Nerve Tonic CURED mo Of
:hsazt trembling and swimming In tbs heaA. .
= ANDREW 1AN0EM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-06
REPUBLICANS DISAGREE.
STATE CONTENTION 1T ROANOKE.
The Minority Report Instructing tho Dcic-
gatcs for Harrison IL Bitterly
Opposod-The Delegates.

ROANOKE, Va. May Especial. Tho
Republican State Convention was called to
order by General Malone, State chairman. at
noon. He delivered a lengthy address. ad-
vocating Republican doctrines, particularly
protection, ard denounced the recent state
debt settlement for the reason that 1t allowed
the creditors five million dollars less than
they were entitled to-
Hon. |. C. Fowler, of Abingdon. was made
temporary chairman and the usual committees
appointed. whereupon an Adjournment TO 3
O'Clock was ordered.
Atbo'clock the friends of President HarrI-
son held large meeting and resolvedt TO make
. fight for I'LL instructed delegation to Min-
neapolis.
THE FIRST II II.
The convention was not called . order to-
night until 10 O'Clock. The committee on
credentials submitted a report, and a heated
and protracted discussion arose over the de-
cision in the Norfolk county contest. TWO ful4
delegations claiming seats.
TaE DELE JATEs.
The following delegates we're elected Dele
rates-at-large General William Malone. ;.
Brown Allen. A. ". Harris. Hon. Henry
Bowden: altcrnates. Colonel j. ;. browning
X. A. Paul 81. g. Cardoza }. W. Slmmo. g..
Electors-at- large: Hon. A. L. Mooklar. Rob
ert j. Walker.
THE PLATFORM.
The platform indorses Harrson's admins
tration: praises Blaine calls for immediate
action on the free silver question. Endorses
the Mckinley bill. demands efficient coast
defenses and a navy that shall inspire due
respect for our name and flag Throughout the
world: duty of Republicans of State 70 sup
port whomsoever may be the. nominee OF the
Minneapolis Convention.
THE MINORITY RKPOBT.
minority report was presented instruct
ing the delegates for Harrison. This WAS bit
terly opposed by the Malone men and
lively debate ensued.
At this hour (l:3O A. NJ the prospects are
that the convention will DO III session al
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-06

II hes leen mystery % some people low
Italy. county without gold mines, could
Obtain the god with which o pay the -J0.-
COlO.O 0rsJ year due 10 foreign holders Of
her bonds. Inc mystery Is explained away
by Nj. Dering. secretary o. the British EN-
bassy in Rome. VINO declares that American
travellers alone spend $50. 900 00J "a year IN
gold in Italy. while other foreign travellers ex-
pend !ully double that amount. This Is ire
spectiye II tho money brought into tho coun.
try IN the form OF donations 10 the Holy See
by the 5000 religion pilgrims who annually
visit the eternal city.
Princess Angelina. OF Seattle. has turned
prophecies She says the world Will come 70
an end IN June. and that the important IN
telligence was communicated 70 her by the
spirit OF the great Mah hee Wee Kun. who
was long ago powerful and influential medl-
cine man OF her tribe.
The citizens Of Chelan Wash, are building
a dam across the Chelan river so as 10 secure
u navigaDle low-watrr depth and admit Of
steamers reaching that point from the lake.
TIE dammlng o. the river IL Is said, Viii raise
the body Of the lake six or seven feet. The
lake is sixty miles long and from one 70 three
miles wide.
tree was cut in the Puget Sound forest
the other day. from which seven cuts were
taken without knot. their combined length
being ITO feet. The tree scaled $4,000 feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-06
The Xnndcrhllts SINH Ont.

LrxIN0rov. Va. May 5.-lSpecial. 1T was
a funny c0incdent that the Washington and
lee team should have shut ont NandeTbilts
crack team In the same score that they
paralyzed Richmond College eleven 10 moth
IN Vanderbilt. with Sanders on third one
Of the best professionals IN the South and
who will sign with Louisville on the 20th--ar-
rived The boys were shaky. but they couldn't
touch Beckleman. as usual. and Davis caught
every man who tried to steal a base. Beckle-
man was well backed. and. though hurt by a
fall. pitched a superb game. Malone might
have kept down the score had be been better
supported by BOlles. The fielding OF the
visitors was good. Pratt and Goode played
Their usual faultless game on first and second.
The teams were as follows.
Vanderbilt Malone and Bolles, battery.
Trabue. short stop Ogburn. ilist base, Mc-
Kenlev. second base: Sanders. third base.
Hendrix left field Barr, centre fold. Jones,
right field.
'Varsities Beckeman and Davis. battery;
Maxwell. short stop. Pratt, first base; Goode.
second base Carmichael. third base: Clayton.
left field: Smith. centre field Mourning.
RIGHT field. tmpire. Mr.. Phillips
IYNcHBUEG. Va. May o. Special. l-Messrs.
Anderson If tho University OF Virginia and
Johnson of Washington and ee were in the
CITY Yesterday making arrangements for the
match game of baseball TO be played in this
city between the two colleges on the 18th
instant.