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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-09

as phrESsARr Lrouon. Govern.
or Ihiman ab ut fortnight ago gave an
in'srS'ew IN regard 10 the dispensary n,
maze the statement that the di.nens.r,
ou'd handle nothing but s.s,rai9bt eeo5.'
iV per cent proof, anil that the nublc
mouiu get better whisksy than bef,-- -
,,,' aSv F.~sent ssIosn keepers with
,iquors te'ow 100 per cent. proof.
anu adaiterated. The dealers promn,Iv
to'k this up. declaring that thew ssld n,r,
mi"'r, but ..bieadc1," nhich was tho onIy
iia pslatable. WV oay
| tuis caused Commissioner Traxler 20 saw
'hat tue oisPensary w9uli handle blended
goocs when il became evident that "strai,h,',
wnisseHs were not acceptable. but thar m.
oiendins would be done by the management
OF the sPensary here.
man tht roughly acquainted with the
iquer 'rads, Out who is not now in the
ness' sa,d that he examined the barrels
containing the hqior which the di,peusarv
now has iu stock, and finds that there is NO
straigh' goo is in the entire lot He saws
'na' IL IL l cut goods. This term an
Phes 10 both blended and rectiied LIQUORS
ana II IS 'mpossibie to tel which. in tn;I
instance lie says the fact that the lionor
Is marked lC0 per cent. proof doe, NOT
amount TO much when il is known that |
mere are many fner grades Of wbiskev |
Wv "o' $40" ~ great per cent. proof
THAT wHIsKEY RATE.
Ioe roads are getting ready 10 6ubt
against the unjust act of the railroad com.
4! mission In trying to force them TO carry Tho
liquor ior the d,spensarics at Ea'f rates
lssserday Geuerat Manager Ward of the
oou.n oaro lna railway filed a protest which
,;nS,;. ,he s.rons.s, argumeut against the
injustice that any Of the r.i.r,ad men have
made. He says: A"''
liquors Cannot be ciassed a, q uecessi,v
'ue are almost eatieiy q luxury, and il is
,eitner iair nor just that Common corrier.
"ou'u De required to transport them Mt ex-
'eptioi ally low rascs. I
furthermore, the propos ID change will
pea the door for fraud, to be prscticed uron u
he carriers IN the matter OF value, inasmucb I
5 no limit Is placed upon the value of shin
'Gn|, a"a so endorsed on The bill Of ladiuc, Q
> 10 % .uY case wheh the articles are shipped 5
Wood. This practically makes the rnte Z
n liquors etc., packed in glass. less ,ban l.
men transported IN wood, while AZ the same q
me the risk of damage and loss Of break Il
sc, ETC., is much grearer." o
HERE'S HOW 10 GErIr
After the first, when you wan, n dr;,,l o.
'H ~ II nae to sign oac of thcse blanks: in
The undersigned, agc-, rcsilipo n 81
desires to purchase the following in
'oxcating Liquors.. ~ ~
IT'S, dispenser. Name. &c
These applications are put up in numbered
ekages of 100, and GU the cover have tv
inted: Nv ="
rms LOOK to be returned to the county Si
uitor on or before The 10Th of each mantI 70
Ilowing that in which it was issued. will tr
oath required by law" Comm ssi,ner
aN'er has received hundreds of these
oEs' together with oth1r stationery, from
Louisville CVurier-J Journal Company.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-09

..Jt does not need the art Of craftsmanship
N detect The danger that awaits upon IL
continuance of this operation. AHe"uy Inv
,;uidty of cap tai is painful apparent anu
none OF Us can fail TO see that the ir',' YEA "'i'
onnrehension in monetary circles Will ul'i-
mately b, ing suffering to every humble nome
in our land
al think that between now ana the iheS'
ing of Congress much depends upon .no
action of those engaged In nnahc'h. ofp'"
tons and business enterprises. Our VAST
-ot;,nol resources and credit are abunuanty
U mfficieut TO Justify them in the utmost ia.th
and confidence If, instead OF being lrlsht,
ened. they are conservative, and i, ms'eao
Of oloomiiy anticipating immediate disaster
thew contribute their share OF hope "nC
st.Sdiuess, they will perform patriotic
duty and ut the same time protect 'he'r OWL
interest. The things just now neeaea a.
coolness aud caimness IN hhahcia' ciFc'v
and study and reflection among our peoP'e.
COMMERCIAL DISASTERS IN THE EAST AN
WEsT.-Chicago, H., June 5.-Meadowcra'
Brothers, private bankers, closed their uoof
This morning.
Ssndusky, Ohio.-The doors Of the saf
duskv Savings bank was closed Saturdh
n,ohi up N what was generally supposed
n, one of the soundest and safest institution
of the city and were not opened tins morhln
Int dispayed the following announcement
"Owing to inability to relal'ze upon asSe
at thi, time this bank has been competed
assign All depositors will be paid IN fiii
New York.-The Shoe and Leather n
,ional bank gave notice that it will not &C
f,r ,be Canal Street bank after tomorro
This will make it necessary for the C"r
street bank 10 go into liqui iaton Its
deposits arc about S45O,OOO.
The State Bank Of commerce, Chic'so',
snhiec.ed to a tremendous run, thousands
packing about the doors. Inc
Ibiuk they will pull through sa'e
Ds ueposlts are $l,2OO,OOO
There was also run on the Dime SAW
hank Of The same city. 1t has SoOo,ool
deposits and may hold out.
q iTbe Hibcrn'an bank with deposits
S3, 500, 900 was also subjected to r
Dcpositcrs were paid off at the rate OF III
a minute, and the officials are hopeful
The run on the Prairie sNyingc BANK
gun Saturday, was resumed Inc ono
ebers ,re confident of holding ont
.'lhe devil has Il mortgage on 'he so"
the man who expects to get io'hcNcn
cause he has never robbed bank or HI
his brother
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02

70 o F-Eagle River Lodge No 100 meets
icycry Monday at their hall over +. Beard
iFler's drug store Brothers from other
edges ere cordially invited
Jas White G Geo. Darling Sec
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
wv orldss Fair EXCURSION

Special World IS Fair excursion tick
cts to be sold at rate Of $l3.S5 round
trip limited as follows; on July 18th
tickets good returning only Oh July
2lst or 2Sth: on July 24th tickets only
good returning July 2Sth Or Aug. 4th
on July 31st tickets good returning,
only Ang. 4th on l1th; on Aug. 7th
ticke is only good returning on Aug.
lIth or 18th.
Tickets to be sold on the Mondays
named to be good only on trains leay-
ing here on date of sale and good re-
turning on trains leaving Chicago on
" on one OF the two Fridays named
and will not be good to leave ON any
intermediate dates.
e. PICTURE. Agt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the electors
Of the town Of Eagle River, in the
county OF Villas That a special town
meeting will be held in said town at the
Town Hall, on the 22nd day OF Novem
Der A. D. 1893. for thr purpose of auth
orizing the Board Of School Directors
of the town Of Eagle River to make
application to the Commissioners OF
Public Lands to borrow the sum o.
Eighteen Thousand Dollars Ito com
plete Z. new school building in said
town) at 6 per cent interest for five
years, payable in five equal annual
installments. A request for such meet
ing having been duly made to me in
writing by twelve qualified voters Of
said town specifying as aforesaid the
object for which such meeting is to be
held. The polls Of the election will be
opened between the hours OF 8 and 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and close at o'clock
p. NJ. w. J. ElI,Ey, Town Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
struck this town with a

Halloween struck this town with
vengence. The small boy had his pic
mic from seven until ten o'clock, and
then the "old hands got at it, and the
way they run things around town and
out of town was a caution. Wagons,
signs, beer kegs, boxes and everything
portable, even to light jags, We're all
mixed up in a confused mass. There
was no damage done to property what
ever and no mean tricks played, and
people looked up their stray things
yesterday with az few cuss words Us
possible.
An Irishman lately hearing re-
publican and democrat talking over
the business situation with a good
deal of warmth spoke up and said; 81
tell yez the republican spakers last
fall were all lars "What do you
know about it?' asked the republican
hotly, ''you can't read or write.'
They were all liars tell yez," con-
tli4uCd Ellc Ia IStlI1ttll tA4C,S S6lu "A VIC
voted the democratic ticket and for
the repale OF the Mckinley bill the
country would 60 TO the devil in six
months, and it has gone there in five. :"
Amigo Republican.
Publishers. generally, are hereby
warned against having anything to do
with VIM. Claypooi, young man
about feet S, Of blonde type, blue
eyes and about thirty years Of age,
who is working several advertising
schemes, especially the poetry dodge.
He is unreliable and will do you in
jury. He is Oh the beat ard will not
stop short of telling the most out
rageous falsehoods to gain his end.
Even if he pays for his work In I'D
vance he will be sure to work you an
injury. Boys, pass this around and
you will assist in wedding out 81 dis
reputable irnpostor and q contempt
ible fraud.-Pilot Review.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
~ ot3cGs

Having purchased the stock of Drugs
&c, of G. H. Haddy, we will continue
business at the old stand with a greatly
enlarged stock. It will be our aim to
keep every thing usually found in q
first class Drug Store.
DR.. c.. l.. DIXON & Co.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
FOR LAGRIPPE.

TAKE w ARNER's WHITE WINE OF TAR
SYRUP freely as soon as youfeel the'tirst
symptoms Of the disease. For q cough
following this dangerous malady, take
rom 20 to 80 drops YER often, or after
each coughing spell.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
The Army Bill

Is not the one that worries us but
the doctors bill. Keep a supply OF
Beggs' Family Medicines On hand
and reduce your doctors bills 20 per
cent. Sold by T. Beardsley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02

Those Wonderful Giants in Town.!
If YOU wish to see them call on +.
Beardsley and ask for Beggs Little
Giant Pills. Every bottle guaran-
teed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
County Officers.

County Offfcere.
,hortif-MAX SELLS.
C"unty Clerk-T. I LouGHLlN.
i}ooisfer of Deeds-F. }. DECKERT.
5li;;rreea-urer-T. 3, Walsh.
'Ie,l< Of Court~-W. D. NEVILLE.
I,;.t Attcrney-N. A. COLMAN.
I,Gmty Judge-E. c. ALLEN.
SS,ryeyor-D. GRAHAM.
.mot Of Schools-ALEX. HIGGINS.
I,9rnn4r-JAS. OBERHOLTZER.
,oj;uty Boald--L. j. COOK, Eagle
river: FRANK ROGERS. Minocqua;
=, r I,OUGLIJ, co. CLERK. Minocqua.
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Ctry Cfficerp.

City CfficerG.
yl,airnan--L. ]. Cook.
,rDervisors-M. RICHMOND, MART
t!INZE;..
..iort-W. J REILLY.
Trsasurer--W. j. WALSH.
1s;aesOI.--W a. BRADFORD.
in,ticas-N. A. COLMAN, JAS. ODER
HOTTER, A. T. HOWARD, D..
GRAHAM.
ronstables-Ben MINTON, A. WRIGHT,
LEVI SEXTON.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02

Subscribe for THE REVIEW
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02

u GA Ne Eagle River Lodge meets every
r. second and fourth Tuesday at their hall
cover drug store. Visiting brothers COR
1laIy invited
, W Avery, w NJ. will Avery, Sec
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
congregational Church.

~xeryices nt the church every Sunday at
=, 1870 a. N. and 30 p. IN. Prayer meet
Ming wednesday, evenings at 1880. Sunday
school Immediately after morning service
young Peoples Christian Endeavor held one
.,our before services Sunday afternoons p.
N. 81, &. Todd, Pastor,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
Churches and Societies.

I Zach month 4lass, 1890 N Vespers
Rev. Father n. July, Pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION:

RATES.
The Milwaukee, Lake Shore Il West
ern Railway has placed On sale at all It's
stations excursion tickets at reduced
rates to Chicago and return.
Tickets will be on sale every day dur
ing the " orld's Fair and will be good
retm ming until November 10Th. 1893.
r. p. CLURE,
Agent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02

Il have three or fur dwelling houses
J orsale which I will sell cheap and on
reasonable terms. =. 3. MOON.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
ON THE COMSTOCK.
Weekly Bulletins of Work Done in
the Mines.

the Mines.
VIRGINIA CITY, Dec. 30-Appended
will be found the official letters of superin.
tendents of operations on the Comstock:
Con. CAL. & VA.-1650 levei-In working nm
ward from the drift run north from the foot of
tue upralse on the sill floor of this level at a
POM zoo feet from the NOUN some ore has
been extracted assayIng S37 per ton. The
orift running north from the cToSscut run east
from the DRIFT run north from the winze 80
Feet down. mas been extended II feet TOT al
length 20 feet; face in porphyry, clay ana
quartz. From the vicinity of the WINE 20 feet
down, and from the nHrtb drift from the foot OF
the upralse on the sill floor of this level we have
extract q during the week % carloads of ore
about 70 IONS the average assay value of
which was $50 80 per ton. The southwest
drilt-the Rule drlft-rroIn the 1000-fOot station
OF the Con V a. shaft has been advapced during
t1e week 90 feet, total length 205 feet; face in
SOFT porphyry ana clay, carrying sIreakS of
quartz.
OfHIR-1465 level-From the crosscut rnn-
Ding west from the main north drift OF the sill
moor on this level, at point 142 feet south
from The wlnZe station (at point 219 feet in
IRON, from the mouth OF the crosscuD, north diff
naS Deen advanced Is feet III pOrphyry and
clay Have continued Jointly with the Mexican
company the WORK of continuing repairs TO the
main shaft.
MEXICAN-1465 level-rhe erosscut running
west from the drift run south from TIE ton of
the upralSe, which was carried up 45 feet
ABOVE the Sill floor OF this level at a point 40
t fe west from the main north DRIFT and 100
ieet nortn from the south line of the mine has
ueeh extended during the week 10 feet Total
length I'll feet; face in clay
Union MINE-9oO level-The Union Con.
ahd sierra Nevada joint porth drift running
from the Joint west drift at a point 1920 feel
west from the shaft has been extended during
tue week IL feet, total length 329 feet; face IN
porrhyry and clay. -
ANDES-420 leVeI-WeSt crescent . from, tbo
north drift has been advanced during the week
IL ieei total length 80 feet; face in lorna
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
THE UNEMPLOYED.
An Address to the Citizens of San
Francisco

The following communication has been sent
TO the press for publications:
To the citizens of San Francisco: At meet
ing of citizens held in the Chamber of CON-
merce yesterday, 10 consider the interests of
The worthy unemployed men in this city at this
time. Isaac Hechi, Esq, chairman OF said meet
ing. was, b. resolution, directed 10 appoint an
executive committee to collect the sum of
100000, or as much as may be required, ana
TO set TO work upon improvements in the city
OF San Francisco and the Golden Gate Park
The registered unemployed, viz: About $50
married men, upon whom are dependent their
families Consisting OF $500 women and chill
dTen). and about 1900 single men.
IL Is estimated that this VIII require about
$4,000 day for say 100 days. In pursuance of
foregoing resolution, MIR. Hecht has appointed
the following committee:
Hon. l.. X. Ebert (Nlayor), Nj. L. JONES'
Sidney Smith, Charles b. Stone John d.
Spreckels, William NJ. Bunker, Waiter Castle
Rev. George Montgomery, David Bush, Hugh
Craig ana William Babcoce.
All citizens are earnestly and respectfully
asked TO subscribe to this tund at once by
sending their checks or drafts, payable TO the
order OF any member of the committee, the
chairman, secretary or treasurer. The neces-
sity Is urgent anu pressing. Ii the subscrip-
lions are voluntary and abundant II will save
the committee much anxiety and relieve great
suffering at once. Yours very truly,
ISAAC HEIGHT, Chairman.
DANIEL, MEYER, Treasurer
RoLLA V. WATT, Secretary.
317 California street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

out the slightest pretension to the ich-
theological knowledge OF my learned
brother, do pretend 10 know more OF the his
tory, habits and edibl- merits of the German
carr than he does. and l refuse assent 10 his
dlctum.
man may be profoundly learned in the
science OF ichthyology and familiar with It's con-
fusing Gr4co- Latin nomenclature and yet in
competent 10 pass, as my friend does an al
captandum Judgment on the carp until he has
partaken OF one taken from the living clear
waters of a running stream and served "a la
Chambofd" by some compeleBt culinary artist.
This have done, and l will venture 10 state
my friend Harris has not done. Ii would be
useless TO deny the fact that in spite OF the
esterm in which the carp is held in Europe IL
has very generally fallen into disrepute in this
country as food fish. and the reason for this is
not difficult 10 discover. Il came to us IN a
boom. Every farmer applied 10 the Commits
sioner for supply OF tue small fry. and these
ponds, most OF them very limited 1n eX-
tent. semistagnant, and with deep mud
al the bottom-fished out before half
grown they wrre submitted TO rustic,
ignorant s0-called cooks and served upon he
table fried in lard. Is II any wonder they failed
TO please even the most uncultivaied palates?
FreDchman that God had sent the American
people an abundance of wholesome food, but
the devil had supplied the cooks. More than
century ago The Rhine carp. castfated ana led
to obesity by monks of Str3Sburg, were famous
among the gournets of the Old World for their
suceulence and delicacy OF flavor. and now at
fastidlous epicures are readily consoled for the
absence Of salmon or turbOt If 1t Is replaced
by ten-pound Rhine carp served a Ia Cham
bOrd or au gratin. The proof of the pudding
dear brother Harris. is in the cook ne and eat
ing thereof, and so with the carp. f. q. 5.
1t was such another letter as that writ
ten by ''F. G. S." that caused the Intell-
gent Board of Fish Commissioners of this
State to plant the German carp in Califor-
MIA waters. The fish, which is literally
mass of bone. is unfit to be eaten by can
nibals no matter how served. Any place
that is without them should remain with
out them.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts
recently upheld the trout law OF that
State fOrbidding the sale of trout at GER
tain seasons of the year. The court held
that the law included artiticially propa-
gated trout. The ease in which the de-
cisiOn was given is known as the GILBERT
Case" and originated in an action against
Mr.. Walter l.. Gilbert of Plymouth for
selling trout from his artificial ponds in
the close season. This case has been
watched with great interest and many
conflicting opinions exist regarding the
conStltutiOnality of the law.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
WITHOUT LEGAL STANDING
The Executors of Her Will in "a
Mild Quandary. /
HELEN SfiELLARD'S LEGACY
Understood to Cover the Care of the
AngOra and Other Cat
Beauties.

When Mrs. Robert Johnson died, a few
weeks ago. she left many behind to mourn
her loss. She was good woman in the
truest and broadeSt sense of the word
good TO her family and friends, good to
her servants and good TO all who. beng
unfortunate in a worldly sense. appea ed
to her for assistance.
All these she remembered by generous
requests IN her will; large sums of money
were left to her relatives; her friends
were most substantially remem bered her
servants each received material expes-
sion of her good will and appreciation of
their faithful services. and as tor the loor
the fact that she left nearly one-thirt of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

lenge TO play on June IS next. when he
viii place in the field the following team !:
Hewett, Key, S. NJ. j. Woods, c. w.
Wright. j. II. Hornsby, McAlpine, Lord
Throwley, Hilyard, Wexford, Brown and
G. w. Ricketts, and himself. The Hon. III.
X. Mills. the twelfth member of the team.
is al present In India.
IL Is now an assured fact that team OF
crack crcketers from Philadelphia will go
to England next year TO play series OF
matches with the representive eleveEs of
that country.
The team that will go Will without
doubt be captained by George 5. Patterson,
who is Acknowledged to be the best crick-
eter in America. Ii will contain fourteen
men, seven of whom are likely to be
chosen from the Germantown Cricket
Club. the leading organization of its kind
in this country. The remainder will come
from the Belmont. Merton ard Tioga
clubs.
+. II. Bohlen, who made the record
breaking score of lis runs in the first
match AGAINST Australia, is sure to go. as
is also Noble. who partnered him during
three hours of his long stand. Walter
Scott, King, Clarke, Ralston. Etting, Muir
and the Brown brothers are some OF the
other cracks who will probably 60.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
COURSING.
A MERGED Meeting Is Now the Talk
in Coursing Circles.


in Coursing Circles.
The San Francisco Coursing Club viii
have another big meeting at Newark to-
day. There are thirty dogs in the stake,
four of which only will get money. so the
other twenty-six will be eligible for the
Consolation stake on the following Mon
day New Years day. To this stake the
club will add purse. The draw for the
Consolation stake will be made on the
field on Sunday afternoon.
The following letter has been received ::
Editor CdU-SIR: All the greyhound men
of this district read with much pleasure your
article in last Sundays paper on the MERGED
cisco Coursing Club that It too should hold
big meeting immediately after the MERGED one
was lust the right idea.
To prepare a greyhound properly for one of
those meetings means time and money. and the
fact that two big meetings viii follow each
other IN close succession gives us dog men
more courage 10 follow up the game, as IL guar
antees US double chance 10 cover our eX-
penses. Hoping that your valuable suggestion
will be followed out. am, etc, I. d. {.
San jose, Dec %, 1898.
Among the. coursing items OF a New
York weekly the following bird" re-
Gently appeared:
"Who is the James Wren that ran the
fawn bitch Governess at the San Fran
cisco Clubs meeting on Thanksgiving
day? Can it be that these old Californian
cOursers have-after scoffing at their East
ern brethren's ignorance on guarding
gone them one better. or rather worse, and
actually permitted the slipper to run a
dOg?"
No. no. Wren did not run dog at this
meeting; it was the fawn bitch GOyerneSs.
and she was guarded all right.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
CRICKET.
Further Particulars Concerning In
ternationaI Games

The steamship Teutonic, which arrival
a few days ago at New York from an
English port, brought interesting details
OF the annual cricket conference hold AZ
Lords grounds, London, Dec.n,her
The secretary OF every county idanrifiad
with the game was present Mr. AIco.k
who has charge of the proposed yicit e.
England next season 10y the gentlemen If
Philadelphia. said that the tour wonid not
in any way Interfere with the countr fiy'
lures. The Philadelphians wonld not
play any representative matches He re.
minded those present that previous teams
from Philadelphia had never TAKEN
penny of their expenses, and tho raceintS
of the tour were handed to tina cTicS etrrs'
fund.
He thought the PhIadelphians were en-
titled to every consideration from English
crieketers. and would. no donhr. receive
it. 1t was proposed to play matches with
the following elevens: United Service
Sussex. Oxford University. Cambridge
University, Gentlemen of England. Mid
dlesex. Worcestershire. Somerset Oxford
and Cambridge Past and Present. Gentle
men of Ireland and Lord Hawkes. Ameri-
can team.
Lord Hawke says he hopes the Gentle
men Of Philadelphia will accep. his chal-