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S5o,ooo in Prizes
 WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

4 prize certificate issued and num- bered in the same order as paid sub scriptions are received win be sent by return mail. If not found satisfac- tory. return it and money will he re, funded Send $l50 for years sub scription at once and secure one oi ie largest prizes.
 THE AMERICAN HOME JOURNAL, s5s OEARB0RN ST. CHICAGO
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FAT PEOPLE

PARK OBESITY PILLS will reduce your weight PERMANENT P from 12 to 15 pounds a month NO STARVING sickness or injury; NO PUIsTICITY. They build uD the health and beautify the complexion leay ng No WRINKLES or fiabbiness. SHOUT ABDO- MEMS and difficult breath ing surely relieved. NO EX EXPERIMENT but a steptitic and pos tive relief adopted only after years of eXpeT- fence. All orders supplied direct from our office. Price s2tO per package or three pack ages for & 00 by mail postpaid Testimonials and particulars tsealedl Bets,
 AH Correspondence Strictly eontldentiaL PARK REMEDY co, Boston, Mass
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LNSTRUGTT0Y.s.

FOR STRAIGHT TICKET, Barraque township. .a.,.......,.......,,.. Talladega township..........,.,..........
 FOR COMPROMISE.
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SeMf Mn Mnsq&r.r,yr. q

BLhtk1WFEIIl, of fFf kx&xiIfs Township as a candidate for Representative fin the Lower House of the Legislature, EubJect 10 the ae- tion of The Democratic party
 We are authorized to announce MIR. W. C. DAVIS. of Barraque Township, as caudi- date for Representative tn the Lower House of the Legislature, subject te the action of the Democratic party.
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Ever brought to this city We handle nothing but the best and noted manufacturers goonS winch assures the nnrchasers they are getting the latest styles and perfect F. and in case of any alterations we have tailor in employ who will alter anything free ot charge
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MAGNETIC NERYINE

W.14 Bewoody X Co.
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Official.
BOARD OF ALDERNS

:: .ss-ls- meeting o: TIE Board q:
Aldermen c! AlexA26-iS vs. held Apr
loth. 1>s4=, --sere were qrt->e-.
w 4. sroE9!. esq President a15
AesS-s. LiDc~ey. Burke, Goodrich. CS-.ia.
Lasa i.essse- s-..1 Sweeney.
NJ Cain ,--,--o5ccei re following 7aso.u-
ii5a which vls .-ts--ed 70 ias COMMITTEES q
Streets
Resolved. =, ne Committee O. Streets
SIC a4-eo! div--tt5 - prepare SD -a-.o-: 81
ordinances Q.oy.3lHs toT Is laviDc u Fzysste
street. :-o-. D1ss - Queen s--ee,s sid work
. = begc2 n il! 15sa. 49,; sid vo-k
. = done C1-er the $50 secc;oc o. -
c-s-.es 4: TIE KY
Ias Common l+12c;, re;z,--ls-i .he -ssol--
ZION passed :. Is -,l5-5: 2z.1z - =. 1Sez
ding he salz-- = ne City 11-s-.s--e- s; :sve
.----llsed doilA-s Fr- 2a1u2 aoa-co1c1-7ei =
sod referred - rs F1azaoe Co-,-s.:...ee-
On motion q u. CS,lia he Scion q rs
eos-1 = s1o9izna t2e resolution rs s6he-ss.
:o-s2i 5 committee o. conference Consisting
o. Aess-s- C3-lia sa3 Lodsey ~sS appointed.
They -s..o-:e6 ;2st TIE conference oo-l--.t-
:ea asd ss9e<1 :-12t ne -ssalcIo2 = 9ete--et.
- he E1nzace Committee win -ls-.2c-lo-ls
. -aoo-t 81 ordinance z1ias ne Cry I-eAs
C-a1's s.l2-y s. I've aCn5-eo do-ls-s !S. 81
cu-a. zad The 7eqo1s vAS sdoptec.
Toe following we-s received t7o-, tie Con.
-.oa Co1ac:l snG thar seton coac1-7ea =
! Communication t-o- The Superintendent
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

I marriage License was issued il
Washington yes.e.iay 10 Chas. David
s3a an Alica Smith. both o: Fairfax
county.
TIE Touring 2ill Q: J. Lee hoiner,
1ea- Camo-s. Augusta county. |S
DESTROYED BY IRE OF Monday night
loss $500.
R=v. NJ. Glas=., pss.o. OF Inc Ger
nan Lutheran Church. mas established
mission o: his church il Herndon.
The mission ms cutie large coogre-
ga:ion from the numerous German SET
;,=neats II taat portion OF Virgins.
By tie ba-ninz 0: t5e GlanorEan
WORKS n LyncaburE Cd Monday night.
i5- ls-ges. manufacturing iron works in
ina. s=c:ioa, tae loss vas $4,000. In
s1rs1c= d t2e building. machinery
2nd s;oc. VS. $500. The machinery
al unfinished vo-k was worth 5000.
TREE hundred men ara thrown OF. Q:
wo-k
T5- committee appointed ~ the VIZ
Eiois Ls-5sla,E-= C az .joi1tly with .
committee .: th= Maryland legislature
= determining ne question 0: lac. \
tie Ta1zie- Soa1d rroabie. u, Rich
uood YESTERDAY for Old Point. w2ere
thy vi. nee. Ing Ns-yland commit
to-. The Two committees vii then
proceed . Tacs;s- Island z26 t2se les
tlmony
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CoHG 2EsS.o,,AL.-The House deyo,-
ed me entire day yes:eriay % the post
Office appropriation bill. The st;enpt
TO insert il ne bill 81 amsadment
designed TO prevent the Bureau Of En-
CRAVING and Printing rom manufacture
in- pos;age stamps under the contract
recently awarded 10 il by the Postott:ca
Department was defeated on point Of
order. An amendment 70 classify s.
third class mail matter novels. &c. pub
ljShei periodically on subscriptions vas
adopted, anG the remainder Of the Day
wss occupied discussing the Kyle
amendment 70 cut otfthe subsidy grant
Ell - the is: southern mail. Just
before adjournment ihe7e vsS an in
te-eS,ing passage $: arms between Nj.
Bryan and Nj. Reed over the Denve.
speech Of The former. which called forth
an open letter from Mr.. Reed last Fri
day,
4 Sisai6cant statement was made in
the Senate hy NJ. Allen, the populiSi
Senator rom Nebraska. He declared
lha; Senators on the democratic side
were determined TO p7ot-ac, discussion
on the tariff Indefinitely. 10. directly.
but indirectly.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The MISUNDERSTANDING Trial.


WASHINGTON, April l1.-Col. Phil
Thompson resumed mis- argument for
Col. Breckenridge this morning before
very sparse attendance. Miss Pollard
was not present. but the defendant was
on hand. Col. Thompson asked il ii
were not a remarkable thing that a
man who had been living in adultery
with woman for nine years with the
distinct understanding. so she said, that
be would marry her if he were ever
free, should tell that woman that he
had something surprising TO say TO her,
and then propose. Ever: thing in the
conduct OF the plaintiff last spring, he
said.-her attemp. on the defendants
lie, her threats TO disgrace him. her
promise to commit suicide aud leave a
written story OF their relations for pub
lication.-all these showed z character
tfe reverse Of that claimed by the plain
til. - cour!ship with pistols! cried
Col Thompson. Talk shout your
Kentucky colonies and having them
come into court throwing up their coat
tails 70 see whether they had pistols
underneath them I suspect there was
one coat tail ihac wash :. tanned up. that
had q weapoa beneath It. DID you see
the Vicious lock o. tia. v-oman'z l4es
heiay this case started? Twas afraid.
sitting there beside the Colonel, that i
bullet would come straight s. Us from
that woman's pistol. o.. wha' q court
ship. with is only menento pisio.
Col. Thompson concluded al lo:55.
having SPOKEN day. Win soma brief
IL erysls- He vas .2i!oFs5' b Aaj6.
Ben Ba.terwor.h. also tor TIE defense.
81 eloquent 5 sel. Major Bui.erToriA
began somewhat di-adenily out Ae soon
warmed uG % lis work and elaTseteFis-
{; the sui, IS :ar reaching pes:ileaee
-l-..' - ---- no. 49, - i.qrl q n n
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the. ISelt Ut--GtS-NN ei44-
The paragraph s. 70 II abstract :
the eleventh census was criticised y
NJ. Henderson s. waste O. public
money. Ihera was now. he said. pro-
vision Tor S compendium Of ;ha csnsus.
5 digest and an a6st-zct; aid he sup
posed ihac another appropriation would
b made ior syllabus,
The discussion vas going on 81 ?.
n. $. which hour NJ. Hale oonnenc-
81 his speech sgsins. the tarid bill. NJ
Cockrell giving notice that after ) ,. II.
he would ask 10 have tie deficiency bill
resumed.
Mr.. Hale began us speech with
reference 10 the faci thai since Ms ser
vice il Congress began. in which diae--
81. general tariff bills had been report
81 TO Congress and discussed BY is
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NJ. Conference.

HE Maryland Conference OF lhe
Methodist Protestant Church closed rs
session in GEORGETOWN lgst night.
ha,o-.- So a;,,c.,;ona1 s-s1r-
20 : -
afd, TIE committee on '>aooS.'A oos5- :
ances ard the committee on SaopaiA
schools, were adopted n the order
named.
An additional report Of he commit
tee OF boundaries was referred 70 the
committee on church extension. Then,
atter much discussion. the conference
vo-td 70 ADOPT the repor, q the COM
m.itee on education and . moment
i&;eT adopted Inc report OF ile caJ:iI:l.
t. on president report. y resolution
vs. offered oy ) /. HtFsaSa1 . II
siTaei the com uilliee on caEfca eN'ea-
sion not 10 make appropriations IL e&-
cess o: ,ns ,assFs5a.e o. as Se.'.: i
"aS adopted, aAo men ne COMMITTEE
OF lsaIeii nal seiAi'ohs oleIe0 az sd'-.-
.ioa.. report, 1Vco',lias 1Glh5 lAV l9sa
o. J. l y .-.i,.E 20 'i-e american ! t-it'
Society, which TIE conference Sanction
GO.
ne inIltation EXTENDED ny Ale2an-
ORA 10 the conference, requesting ina.
the next meeting OF the conference oe
he.1 II thai city. vas next CONSIDERED.
Rev. Nj. Jones favored iaying iae n
vliatlon on tae taaie, GIVING : BIS op!n-
ion that Alexandra cou-d not properly
entertain such large membership a
the conference possesses. rs cs..-S2
tortA ringing reply ron III ;. Z.
IrimyeF, VINO stated ms. p!ooao-y
some peop-e Go no. Ano" "Ae;S
alexandria Is loe2ted. he Won-c
ic!o-n them that !! : p2-. o.
tie Safe that produced me man VIC
Z Yer uttered IL. me Ae'nodis'
P-o:esEan:s there, ne continued, are GO
in 70 emu-a;e the example o: '1@i
n u. They nave promised 70 !oya!4y
e itertain the members o. tae confer
ence. and they viii GO 80. OF !lsing
vote Alexandra was unanimously
ch 2sen s. the location tor the mex. con-
ference. Rev. Mr.. Jones standing with
TIE o:hers.
The report Of the committee on :oF-
n missions was then read, anc raised
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The Coke Strikers.

UHIoSTowS. Pa. april 1.-THE
southern end OF thc coke region is again
in turmoil. Early this morning 200
strikers svooped down upon the
Youngstown works Of the Frick Com
pany and captured almos; every one
OF The 20 working men and deputies.
and took them with them without
firing 3 shot. The attack was com
plete surprise 10 both operators and
guards. After shor, parley the work
men surrendered and were received by
the raiders with cheers. i few who re-
fused 10 90 with the mob were beaten.
Houses were next broken open and
men not working were also compelled
70 90 with TIE strikers. Sheriff vii
hahn was notified snd with posse
tried 70 release the prisoners and dis
p4rs4 tae strikers but could 20; DO 50.
i fgb- Is expected. 81 Youngstown
ami msny other plants il this vicinity,
work was resumed this morning with
al almost full quota Of men.
ScoTTsDALE, Pa. ApTilll.-All oftbe
coke works il the north sni Of he r.
gion are Il full operation this morning.
The efforts 10 ind1ee The Frick en-
rloyes 70 join the strike have 50 far
been . failure The Prick Company
have renewed Their demand OF the
sheriff :o1 protection % their employees
v5o J;5-i-e 10 coHaaue a. work.
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he S9stse-. Na9a-ias ios April hiss bsen
received from il Publishers II Louisville Is
oonteusS a7e: Rs,sss Soma Southern Flowers
! Cop O Hisses The Apa~:asy OF g<Ee@ Ny
Impressions a Lsw aa5 Lzwye-s En- Fin.
Gone - Co27s-,own. zeks Glesao-n's VIE,
The Springs Welcome "a. Atlantis, Jake
Pe.e-kins S1r7-:se 9A-Ty, Q9lal1aiz.s. II Shake
Bss Alley, The Awakening. Spring Rosd
TIE Fsos .; Nasaosyaa Ola jug Jpd'a
-DaAth @: Gove-2a7 Me--:wethes Lewis
--c.a.s;2 Lewis Geve2le and E7Se List
4anici?Al He;o-n. MS-;oa :. Exm sud Els
EcS-Jy. Sa5 Ssl-aSsU26i
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RAILROAD TALE-Nsjo7 Fred. F
Scott, president 0: the Richmond 81
Petersburg Railroad. was seen il Rich
mond yesterday with reference 70 II
rumo- thai mad been current there tha
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and ID
tomac Railroad was trying 10 indGi
the Baltimore and Ohio 10 build {
QuanIico and come South over liz Ii
70 head OF the Manassas scaen
Major Scott declared inst The -um4
was mere nonsense. Said ne: i: i
Baltimore aad Ohio people wish
come South and vii build 70 QcanticR
the Fredericksburg road viii D. OF
100 glad 70 bring them 70 Richnong
over Is tracks. ani 81 much less tia;
il would cost them 10 keep up road Q
their Own. L the Baltimore and Ohi
could no; make terms with the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potonac s
QDaatico au6 should build 70 Rich
no1d. the Richmond sod Petersbu-!
road would give them route 20 Peters
burg on such iavorable terms tAa, the.
would hardly, IS business proposition
build Sd Independent liae. Bus !: the!
should DO 80. would not have vo1i
% say. Chs-ters for other rosdS i
Petersburg hzv= been secured sod
have never opposed them. The on,
thing have asked Of the Legislators
s that other 7oads should nos De slow
Cd 70 cross Oh tracks 81 grade. I.isno
true thst We are opposed 10 oppoSilo,
lines o. It's. We are lighting them.
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" Ntrrsg wae;aer the proposed re
NOV 81 of,bs feie7si AK On safe banks
De wise @ad prove Beneficial. o not,
there : no Goab. ,ha; srca ! tax : M
constitutional anino Safe need have
Sya,e banks unless It shall choose 10 Dc
50. Therefore the caucus q The demo
cratic members o. The I. :. House Of
Representatives 6ii TiS,at, laSt night, in
determining 70 supper. that plank IN
the national platform Of their party
which declares Il, The removal Of The
fAx referred .,
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TIE wATzR.-The country We:

TIE WATsR,-The country was
turned back 10 winter under furious
snow storm yesterday. The iesvy :all
OF rain and snow waS born q furious
Esie, which swept the Atlantic saaboa7d
and spread havoc 10 shipping. Reports
from ali paris o. the eastern hal: o. the
con.iuent show thai tie Witty blaStS
bave left destruction IN their patas.
Telegraph wires are down il 81 di7ac-
lions an6 reports s7s baiated, but naws
0; humber OF disasters % ocsan crafS
hsS cone IN. Violent aasterly gales.
laden will binding snow, swept the
Atlantic seahosrd and Sp-ssd dange. IN
the way Of vessels approaching the
coast. Sow a1d rliStS obscurad the
guiding lights and pilots had hard
time.
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THE .oS2l, q the municipal elections
in New York and New jersey yesterday
was ~. aao;ae7 cas?;es II the story Of
democcacc defeat, ana Only tends 70
the ial1l -,nea1 q the prophecy OF the
wiser democrats. made before even the
Chiesso convention WAS held, that the
reSul; oj Nj Cleveland selection would
be the disruption Apd deiea, 0: the dem
ocrat;H Narty.
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o: Police notifying Council tina. ne h.d %
pointed Wn. r. T-avers captain Of tie eiz L
gang also resolution providing Tor -
printing OF the amended city eh4r:=r J..
tanphlct ior1n, and & resolution directing M
Mavor. Auditor and Treasurer - borrow ;aa
sum Of thousand dollars :or cefrayi1s
the expenses OF The corporation for ,ae 1sc4
year ending My 3isi, 1894.
The Board then adjourned
Teste. LII THOMPSON, C.e:k
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NEWS OF THE DAY.


John Wanamaker has purchased the
Epiphany Church property, Philadei-
phia.
The New York Assembly passed reso-
buttons thanking Senator Hill for his
tariff speech.
Admiral Da CANA refused to leave
the Portuguese war ships with the 9TH
er Brazilian refugees. Admiral Mei4o
has captured San Jose del Norte.
\ train oftwenty-three cars left Chat
tanoosa Yesterday loaded with 5000
barrels of flour for direct shipment 10
Liverpool from Port Royal, 5. {.
A convention OF cookers was held at
Seot,sdale. Pa, Yesterday evening 81
which - delegates were present, when
il was decided 10 continue the strike.
The Supreme Court ofSouth Carolina
convened in extra session Yesterday ana
took recess until Saturday without
rendering any decision on the liquor
dispensary Law.
Severn Teackle Wallis, the we'll
known lawyer. died 81 MS home
il Baltimore early this morning OF .
complication OF diseases. He was born
in Baltimore September ), 1916.
The French missions Al Hsiansu. IN
Tie ,roviuce OF Shonsi. were burned ny
= yiotous MOB recently, aud the priests
mal.reated aad thrown into prison;
TIE French government has demanded
redress.
4 house collapsed in Williamsburg.
y. y. last night, burying Ten persons
in ne ruins. which immediately took
fire. Eight We're rescued. bUt one viii
probably die. The other TWO are be-
!ieved to be buried in the debris.
Fire started in the suppiy-room OF
;he House Of Representatives in the
Pennsylvania State Capital, :. Harris
burg. Yesterday afternoon. The flames
we're exuncuiShed by The clerks after
about >500 damage had been done.
Goubarding the city o: Rio Grande
90 sui L proceeding with vigor by the
Brazilian Insurgents. and the return
ire Of the forts Is making little effect
on the fleet. Ii il reported at Monte
video that the insurgents have taken
the city.
At Hagerstown, Nd. last night .
meeting OF dissatisfied c. X O. canal
claim holders was held Al WilliamsporI
and resolutions denouncing Governor
Browns veto ofthe TWO canal bills were
passed. l: was the sense OF the meet
ting thai proceedings in equity should
al once be inaugura;ed in the Washing
ton County Court asking tor 3 sale OF
the canal
TIE election in Albany, y. y,
Yesterday. resulted il the de-
teas Of the regular democratic organiZa-
ton. Republicans were successful IN .
majority Q; the elections for local OH
GERS Yesterday in interior towns OF Cal
itornis. The returns Of the elections
held in first and Second-class cities IN
New Jersey Yesterday show that the
republicans swept reagly everything De
fore them. Gloucester. Bo.den;own
and Hoboken. however, went demo
cratic.
4 democratic House caucus lsst night
adoptsi resolution in favor c: the re-
peAl O; the tA1 Of 10 per cent. on Stste
hank issue. l; was generally admitted
he caucus that this repeal could not
- accomplished Internationally. NJ.
swanson gave g the resui: Of his can
vs. I22 votes :o- unconditional repeal .
81 n. Williams declared IS result
G: rs Investigation ;ba: mAjo-ity 0:
- House favored ne repeal. although
-. uacoai::..;oaally. The question o.
coudilo2 VS. Only briefly touched
1von Is: night
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TIE FACT that The city treasury Is
nov. three months before the close oithe
fiscal year empty.is BY no means susses
tive a the siviSability OF increasing
the municipal Indebtedness by So issue
otin;era>; bearing bonds 10 the smoun.
OF SNt0- on
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EOISE

Immediately after the journal had
been read Mr.. Reed called up the mat
ter that went over from yester,iay-the
right OF Mr.. Springer to withdraw his
motion 10 discharge the order OF arrest
issued TO the Sergeant-at-Arm=-upon
which vote being taken no quorum
had been present. The Speaker held
the motion could not be Withdrawn ez-
cept By unanimous consent. The
Speaker accepted the ruling OF Mr..
Carlisle in the +9th Congress that the
question was the regular order until
disposed OF. The roll was then called
on Mr.. Springer's motion. This de-
veloped no quorum and call OF the
House was ordered.
Unable TO obtain quorum, the
House st l:=0 ?. n, adjourned unit!
noon tomorrow.
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When copies Of Senator Wolcot:s
spesch on the Rock Islsnd State bill
ware received in Enid, 0kla.. large
crowd collected and burned the Col
orado Senator IN eiiisy, and denounced
him Is railroad hi9sEng,
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l2aacS's No9a>7as II. Ar15l hss ;,ssa 7ecsly
ism Is publishers Il New yo.k rs coa-
tens s7e. Sewsai's IVES; Inais Cruise, Loysl
Foes 4 Low-Li:e Iay. Monte Gaia Little
Ss-sase-s II G'sy, Fans q ,As o7.n. PIE
Sasl s-d Eegcse3- Licensed 70 Sz--y, Gods
Esndu,siiS The Desmond S:s., On tAs Chs.
Tzsin. les I; Five Oar SoyS Editorial
Go3ey's Fashions Sad sons aass-y
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two branches, and abiding 10 the deep
public interest always felt in such
measures, said ne felt safe in making
the statement that at no time for TWEEN
ty-fve years had all the tariff bills
aroused so deep feeling or so strong
an opposition among the American peo-
pie IS the Wilson tariff bill.
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TX >g,1sa- 10. NSy hAs been -eceived from
the ln.SspSiioaS. News Compsay. New YORK
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COMMON COUNCIL.

/. regular meeting Of ile to1-o
Council Of the city Of Alexandra, "a -.
April 10Th 1855. there We're present.:
Hubert Sn9wien. ess, P-eelse;-; ~
Mess-s Aioo-e. Fisher. MusbbSch- Hrs 2
Cation Uhler. Facnon and McCuen-
1 communication i-on the S1peTln-@-t.e-
Of Police nominating ". Vim Z I--Fe-s i.
captain Il tn chain gang va :eoe.7e1 -
the nomination oonarDe1-
The ys1.rcy Oh the Committee on L.
cause-l y Tie death u IL. w : I5--
v4s a!ied hy ne appointment o. ". G. :
Moore, VINO VS. .b--rEro1 -e.-eve1 i-o.-- -
vice or the Committee on Pl1--@ P-oce-;s!.
I w2s resolved thz- The C---E @: ~ CO
mon Council d ci-eci@1 - haze i-1ais-5 3,
pamphlet form ne c:.y Charters ,l9-y 4---=--
q. me WORK - oe done U1t-- liz - -.
Of th= Committee OF Genera LsTs.
:. -e-o.utioa authorizing -
-o- aaG T-5ss>IiI,- -1y5-r59 ---
tie T.C-poSs Of defrsTil- ile eEl-l7-s
corporation :3r i-e aa1a. y-a- --1- s..
;5ist. $50. VS. -r-er-ed - - .-z-
-1i;t-e
) re>3,o.;. : direc5ir- ne E1...=.
Slrc : = rEe- a-e ald --l.s-, - o------
:le .4r rar--te s-
Que-- -trce-s. Wzs ,-i-r.e- ~
o. Streets
I1e reSc--'-e1 z --zs1z ,1s
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The Washington times., 1894-10-12
WoN nY WAsHINGTON.
Professional Football Introduced in This
City with philadclphia's Defeat.

Professional Football Introduced i'll This
City with philadclphia's Defeat
The professional football season opened at
National park yesterday with game between
Washington and Philadelphia, which was
Won by the home team by a score OF . to l.
The game was played under the association
rules, and was entirely different from those
heretofore seen in this city, The play was
so open that the spectators had no difficulty
whatever in following the game. although
most Of them were unfamiliar with its points.
The Washington team played together IN line
style. and were always rushing the game.
The Philadelphia team was the weaker OF the
two. and despite their superior Kicking and
bunting. they were outclassed.
The most novel feature Of the game was the
bunting the ball with the head. The players
are not allowed TO touch the BAH with the
hands while il is in play, 50 use their heads
TO push it forward. The high jumps in con-
nectlOu with the bunting formed a most inter-
ostng combination. The Philadelphia boys
were very adept at this work. The backward
kick was also used several times TO great ad-
vantage.
The Washington team interfered far better
than the PhlllIes. and won the game prlnci-
pally by this, as when their opponents had,
by hard work. forced the ball near their goal
the Washington men would buck them OF
and get the ball back again. The superior
work OF Lynch as goal-tender for the home
team was tower Of strength for them. Dew
lin was excellent in kicking the bail on the
jump. Dean and Harvey played hard and
covered an immense amount OF territory.
There were about zoo spectators. and several
drags We're stationed in the outied.
Another game VIII be played this after
noon.
The teams lined up in the following posi-