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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
FITZ AND SHARKEY.

San Francisco. Cal, November 6.-Arti-
cles for the Fitzsimmons- Sharkey glove
contest were formulated today and only
await the signature of the principals,
which will be attached tonight or tomor-
row. The arrangements We're made by
Julian and Fitzsimmons. Directors Glib
hons and Groom of the National club and
j. Lynch, the latter Sharkey's hacker The
club deposited $4,000 with the san Fran
cisco Chronicle of the $4,000 purse. which
is to be placed In the hands of referee
before the pugilists step in the ring Oh the
night of December g
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SAN FRANCISCO RACES.

San Francisco November Results ::
Five furlongs-Indio, True Blue, Jeril-
dero. Time. 1:0lM.
Six furlongs strathmeath, Ricardo,
Theula. Time. l:l6.
Mile. selling Ostler Joe, ]. S.
Terry Time. 1:4la,.
Six furlongs. selling -Tenacity, Navy
Blue Nina C. Time l:l6ls
owners handicap. eleven sixteenths Of n
mile-Lnertine, Tea Rose, Bellicose. Time,
09&,.
Seven furlongs. selling-Can't Dance,
PeTil. Sympathies. Time, 1880.
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p. m. Cotton Belt train from some place
towards Waco on Wednesday evening She
stopped at the Msihus House and requested
that she be called next morning at O'Clock
for breakfast. When the porter called. he
found the lady had gone and the babe left
alone. She took the early o'clock train
back towards Waco. She left a small
bundle of clothes for the child. which was
wrapped with paper from Mathus Bros. a
dry goods firm IN Hubbard City. Texas.
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Omaha Neh. November 6-ln view Of
the settlement OF the money question the
Omaha Bridge and Terminal company WHY
soon spend between 500 GOO and $500 10l
IN improvements In this city. said John r.
Webster general solicitor. this morning
The Cart White Lead works increased iis
force lt,y men today The omaha W1tpr.
works company arranged 10 hesia oxpcudi
lures OF 100000 at once
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TERRIFIC EXPL0sM.


LIVERPOOL, ONO, No' =
explosion at a point up n y, N
the buildings along the w Nv X |
city at 1899 tonight III ca3
news of the accident VA w
city by the Pittsburg ana nov, VT
Besiford. Her officers I'm
craft, supposed 70 ps cses
glycerIne, exploded near ie Isdiaj
miles east of here. Th me- D sois
ed out of the water BY ,ne l
ploslon. Georgetown can n, X ID
tonight to learn the exieN
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SWIFT AMATEUR.

Denver, Colo. November 6-Ridng a
"heei seared to 40 on a down hill grade
with a strong wind at his back Stanley
Barrows, an amateur bicycle rider yester-
day rode n mile In IS 3-5 seconds The
record will not be recognized by the L. A.
w. as the trial had not been officially
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The The man with consumes /
considered just as good , !, ~,
tors tcondenined him to d \ ass
as II he had been conyi s,. ~
and must die on tile scaiis sisa II
"A. All that has been cta no 1
now no reason for the s, ctsa
despair. DR.. Pierce's Colder ~
covery will cure os MA SSa. y !:
OF consumption. That i az, NY !
ment, but a true one. Cons
by impure bloodA II Is an ~!
OF impurities ilnthe lrrgsA ~ Ss
is made pure md filled r;,h +
ing properties Of tile "D S.s 3
Is nothing to replace the tusts;
ter that is coughed up and ~
Gradually the lungs beeo,a i
clear, the lung lining berow-s
healthy, and tile disea,. |.
Then begins the process os an
and soon the hollow cheeL. !.
step is firm and elastic, and nv
In every feature aud in eyer
was taken i'll in februsr. 4,
acne and pain in my hack y M "
80 a., OF No, 5i3 S. J. Street, raccn,
said was bilious, but / ken, y. s
took q cough SO that I Could ~ NV
being propped In bed. NV lasm
! got so poor that was Ius, si!s
thought | was going to die Nm !.
looking Ill little book Of Dt. nm
where the Golden Medical D.srs.
Commended for cough. itrid sms
it did me so much good that / ir,S ].
and II made Inc sound and Wi, II
mend 1t to anybody. II saved n, Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
AT SHELBY. OHIO.

shelby, Ohio. Ncyember Tile shelby
Steel Tube works. which have employed
only 300 men all summer has hired 100
more men since The election. The indie,
tions are that 1000 Will be at work IN his
shop In thirty DAYS
The shelby cycle works is Increasing l,s
fierce since the election. 1t is expected
that tho entire force ot ogor 500 men VIII
be on in a month or sixty days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07

Austin, Texas, November IN
Savers is in the city tonight ml I
from information at hand b WI
every county in the Ninth WI
district, except Lee. ALTHOUGH VI
in the result Of the National Y
is eminently satisfied with iln
concerns himself and the dsrsr
ticket.
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ried couple named Power and a brother
and sister Of the name of Holloway are of
those drowned.
The passengers were coming TO st. Johns
to procure their supplies for the winter be
fore navigation closed. Those who es-
capped were kept aiioat by the aid Of planks
from the schooner's decks and were picked
up by the steamers boats and brought
back to the port by the pilot boat which
had the Tiber in Tow The Tiber continued
ON her YnYRga.
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ELLIOTT DEFEATS RILEY.

Kansas City, Mo, November 6.-J. r..
Riley and J. a. r. Elliott met this after
noon in 10O-blrd shoot for the American
wing shot championship and the Kansas
wy star cup. emblematic of that honor,
Riley killed ~ straight, but after that fell
down completely. and Elliott won the
match by score of % to ST.
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GOLD LEADER DEAD.

Decatur. Ill. November 6.-Charles A.
Ewing, chairman of the Illinois gold stand
ard democratic committee, and one OF the
leaders in TINT movement from the first.
died this morning of heart failure He was
a cousin OF Vice President Stevenson and
has been for years leader in Central Illi-
uois politics
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CoNCEssI0N hi MEX1co.

Washington. November 6.-The Mexican
minister has Informed the secretary OF
state that American cat'lcrncn viii he
permitted TO cross into Mexico In rounding
up their herds uAder the same conditions
as are applied 90 Mexican eattiemcn by the
United States customs
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CINCINNATI RACES

Cincinnati. November 6.-Weather clear
and cool Results
Selling, three-fourths Of a inile-Oily
Gamin, Cactus, Exhibit Time. leg
Eleven s!Xteenths of a miie-Doolnful, J
Walter, Roy Caruthers Time. 1:12ia.
Selling. mile-Judith C., Jamboree, Flu
Gro. Time las
Three-fourths Of mile-Ganelon, Old
Center. Manchester. Time 1:lq%
Five furlongs-Lady Louise, Kenosha, In
felice. Tire, 1905
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
TALK OF A CONTEST

Austin, Texas, November s-C,nt,ir
hiily Brush populist candidate for the
legislature in Travis county, is much dis
satisfied With the result of the election and
threatere to make kick. He didn't get
az. a. many votes IN the Tenth ward of Aus
''H 'n's year as he did when he ran for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
INJUNCTION pESln.
Messrs. James A. Baker. wv

MtSSIS. 4 uIIIcS n - =
l.. A. Freed. y. Brown enu . ~
turned from Galveston ~! !, 4; L
they had been in attendancss "
States court in the case o. WI y i
brook & Co. VS.. l.. A. frenws
ing for an injunction. IM;s,
before Judp. Bryant yesMs.l I
appointment of a receise'
and the snjunc,ion deIie'
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uATF,ELps CAPTuHJl

Tracker. W. Va, No's ,l.y,s
Hatfield and Glenn. ~ ,,sso, MD
were captured in the ,i HIS
liver by a posse q t,,,a,i 1Ris
dei,d John ana iaaIIsc,iou "!
Hance Chambers, Oh iUetaslh
was the leader of tn s,ovs warf
battled with the Nceo''
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CLASS WORKS START.

Findlay, Ohio November 6 The Dalzeil.
Gilmore Corrlshton Glass works. Globe
Window Glass works, Findlay Clay pol,c-v
works. Rell Bros pottery and Friday Ia.
bile factory are starting un an nan tiu,.
ard WIKI Increased number 81 hanls 10 I'm
orders which were received contingent ,s-
on MeKinlcy's election.
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MRS VANDERBILT DEAD.

New York. November 6.-Mrs. Mary
Louise Vanderbilt. widow of the late VIM
II, Vanderbilt. died today at the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs, Elliott +. Shepherd
NJ Scarboro. IN Wcstchester county. Tho
death was from heart failure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
LATE TEXAS RETURNS.

Galveston Texas, November s.-renth
district returns give Hawley 1884; Shell.
hurne 1850 Allen $3.50.
, = G nss district; Kleberg 1850; Grass
ninety -ive counties complete give BRYAN
aIo. S S 1896. Bryan and Watson 49,.
son l4i'23o; Kearby lii,sl6. N''''
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REMARKABLE GAS WE'LL.

Anderson, Ind, November 6.-The most
remarkable well in the history OF the gas
belt has been struck east OF this city. It's
pressure is above 30 pounds. ,;forts to
throw a silver dollar down il. even side
ways, proved unsuccessful, as the press
urc is strong enough to force It out. 1t is
l20 pounds stronger than the other wells
OF the gas belt and seems to be perma-
nent 1t was drilled In territory considered
unprOGtable
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NASHYILLE RACES

Nashville. Tenn. November 6.-Eleven-
siXteenths of mile Bounding Cecil. ST.
mon w. Ruth V. Time 1lli..
Five furlongs-King Bolein, Madallo
Thanet. Time. :06s..
49,, nree -touF,hs OF mile-Bloomer, Pete
Kitchen, Hailstone. Time, l:17.
SIX fnrlongs-Iola, Charley Weber. Glad
lola. Time, l:16&
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
MEEK OLE DRAWER

Boston. Mass. November 6-At the gen
eral headquarters it was announced that
Christian Endeavorcrs throughout the
country Will observe November s to II as
special week OF prayer for Armenia The
societies in Great Britain and Australia
have also taken up the project with a spe-
cal enthusiasm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
RISE IN TIE SABINE.

Orange. Texas. November 6.--An eight
foot rise is reported in the Sabine river
and an immense amount Of timber will
come down II the water does not run out
too quick. The idle mills at Orange Will
probably start up as soon as this timber
a
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MUST PAY AsSEssYpl
Glenwood Lot Owners MuE n
Keep the Place 10 0ns

Judge Brashear has issued y
the Glenwood receivership az
Receiver William Christian 70
the collection OF assessments
There has arisen some Qus
the liability OF lot owners - "
of back assessments, created y
report Of the special master y
The order OF Judge BrasnH
the receiver to collect asseisu
sustains nor overrules the nu
upon this subject.
The receiver will proceed y
assessments, leaving the se's'a
matter with the courts.
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NEW WHEEL RECORDS.

New Orleans, La. November 6.--The new
bicycle records made at the cement track
today were Michael, ten miles paced
l6. %, breaking the American record
Phillips. Meyers and Brady, triplet mile,
unpacod. flying start, 1:i9.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
TWENTY FACTORIES.

Evansville Ind, November G--cwcnty Of,
the leading manufacturing firms a. this
ei,y today Issued orders for bcgllo.og full
time IN their institutions next Monday
This VIII give fun employment 10 over eO0o
men here, Many Of these establishments
nave contingent orders that viii Keen them
busy for some months.
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NEGRO HANeYs.

Opelousas, La ,s AMI
Wis. colonel, was hansear osur,a!
for the murder Of rts, III brs
year aso. John che ne sane
WA as s. Convicted at the $40 40 90
retrieved rem a few days Ass j
sickness. ----|
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CORPORATION ABQtlsE1

Goliad, Texas, November IA
been quite an agitation b ~
Goliad for several months q 4
abolishing the city corporatica
A ballot taken last MONDAY
favor of abolishing the corpaa
favor and 62 against.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
RrNNELS.

llinger-Complete official returns in
Runnels county; Bryan and Sewall AIS;
Bryan and Watson i97: Mckinley l07. Cul-
herson 40; Kearby1 3l6. Congressman.
Lnnham. dem. 40; jenkins, pop. 3l7.
Representative, Callan, dem, 400; Rem
shaw pop, 800.
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HOSPITAL STEWARD ~ ~.

San Antonio. Texas ,ss cIysss
a hqea eT- teGHy on s shsr f..
Homicide. 1t s chaIfSs hcspiy
lected an inmate OF .,,,1o,I, vi
ing him in a room IVA dcai 70,
The patient was founo w..
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]. W. NEATHERY.

Farmorsville, Texas. November 6.--J. w.
Neathcry. dry goods. made an assignment
today. Assets about SIS 1000: liabilities si3.-
600; L. G. Bumpass assignee.
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srRYcnNlNr nv MISTAKE.

Comanche, Texas, November 5,-I.ast
Saturday nt Wilson postotIlce an aged lady,
Mrs. ] Mcdonald. by mistake took dose
Of strychuine for outline aud died in about
one hour.
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nUCKNER STOCK SOLD

Athens, Texas, November e.--n. Adoue
the assignee of Leon Blum, has purchased
the stock OF W. q. Buekner. who made an
assignment few days ago. and is selling
out the stock
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PAID OUT GOLD

Nashville Tenn. November 6-The
Nashville. banks today paid out gold on
checks when asked for. y"
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Fresh Vegetables in November can be
seen in their patugal beauty at the Fair at
Dickinson. November 10 10 "A.
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DESERTED AN INFANT.

weeks old, came to this city on the .
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mayor las. December, henc i
fraud has been committed. vsA|
justify him In contestins Ia N,
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No dairyman should fail to 20 to the
Fair at Dickinson and study the dairy de-
partment
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DARING voYAGER.

Chicago, November Captain Adolph
FreiAch sailed into port yesterday from
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The farm products Of South Texas can
De seen At the Texas Coast Fair at Dlckiu-
son. November 10 10 IA,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1896-03-18
Alias Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District of the State of Montana. in and for
the County OF Ravhli.
Jacob $. kcntncr, Plaintiff,
Katie kcntncr, Defendant.
The State of Montana sends Greeting to the
aqovc named Defendant:
You arc hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action which is filed in the
office Of the Clerk of this court, Il copy Of
which is herewith served upon You, and TO file
the plaintiff" s attorney within twenty days
after The service of this Sunllnul!S exclusive
OF the day of service. and in case OF your
failure to appear or answer Judgment will be
taken aga inst you by default for the relief
demanded in tile complaint.
This action is brought for the purpose Of
procuring Il dissolution OF The bonds of mat
rimony between tie plaintiif, Jacob ). Kent
ncr, and Katie kunrner, drfcndHnt and for
such other and further relief as the case may
require and the court deem proper.
The complaint shows that the plaintiff and
defendant intcrnarricd at Falls River Mills.
Shasta County, California; on or bout he =
day Of April. 1851. That they ever since have
been and ARE no" husband and wife: that
Plaintiff is now and has been resident OF
Montana ;Ur four Ye: last past: that tlir de
feuuant "illfu.ly and without cause deserted
and al,urGOil@a plaintiff in the year 1891 and
has ever since and is now continuing 10 will
plaintff and to live separate and apart from
him.
Attest my hand and the seal of said
cOnr: tEls 2i1h day Of February
ALLEN L. SNAPPER. Clerk
GEO. 7. BtGGs. S1uvcnSville, Mont, At
torney rpl"in1ir.
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Notice for Publication.
LLand Office at Mssoula, Momana.7

Land Office at Missouu, Montana.
March t. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intent ion
to ma kc final proof in support of his ella inn
and that said proof will be made before t. j.
Morris, United States Circuit Court Commits
siOncr, lit Hamilton, Montana. on April Ii,
1885, viz:
JOSEPH =. !IALpIN,
who made l1rrnla tory Statement, No. III, for
the southeast quarter OF the southwest quar-
ter, the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, and the north half of the southeast
quarter Of section H. twp 10 north Of range IL
west
lie names the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon ana tultiEa-
tiOn Of said land, viz:
Thomas Baird, J. \. Meats, II. p Andrews,
all Of Hamilton, Montana: and Patrick Nc
Gr;lw, Of Stevensvillr Montnl,a.
JOHN NJ EVANS, RcgiStcr,
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excess of the amount allowed by law.
Claim No. "a was cut from $500
to 1890, because in excess that
much Of fees allowed by law.
Claim No. 100 was disallowed in
the sum Of $3.50, because that much
III excess Of the amount allowed by
law.
Claim No, 1872 was rejected in toto,
because Of duplicate claim.
The following warrants were re-
turned by the treasurer as paid, and
cancelled on the records Of the county
clerk. to wit:
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south east quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section 27, township 8
north, Of range 20 west, for the re;l-
son that at the present time it is
more valuable for agricultural pur-
poses than for town lots. The petit
tion was granted as asked for, and
tho clerk instructed to notify the
assessor.
The following road supervisors
were appointed for the ensuing year,
for the districts opposite their names.
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TIc following Claims were AllOWct
POOR FUND

NAME SERVICE AMT.
& i Mills post !nO:tru cXaminn tiOn S3u %
K GwiHi, medical attendance, pauper /" 90
" + AuaIr buriHi q; pruler A. OU
Geo tn, med attend un paupcr - tAl
I:Gpr .Iolil>Dn care Of phupcr Is %
" MinslInll. med attend on paupcr 10 60
J I l;rcr. ncd attend on pHulcr %
y \ l'lshup, supplies to pa upper .! 80
j ID AliScr 4 60, ) J,
Adair: MrNlurr;av < Co. supp to pauprr a5 *
A I'll
Maaonla Mcr Co., supplies to pnupcr: 10 ~
q IL EVcr>on, care nI pauprr 40
6 co
J y Mi>c" & Co. coffin 70" pauprr - 90
\ : Blake supplies SO. 90
The following claims were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on the
CONT NEENT EIND.
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7 TT7 W NV tTI-F WTtTITIS NFTNs NIIUN
and warrants ordered drawn on the


No. NAnE. SERVICE. AMi'.
II Val Brndmuer, team on road 8 :, 30
~ y Carlson, blds = bridge West Fork 800 tD
- i +. Thompson, = 200 90
- II i>suUlH Al,.r 90, road supplies ii %
e, \ II Downing road supervisor Is TO
10 Nln Cameron, road supervisor - 90
III Y NJ Dut':n, road supervisor = 90
IL. N NJ Go, road supplies | 10
lI' NJ G Kern. iron lur bridge -,
lli Geo W Mr,Scr, road supervisor l., o.
lis X JHrui"SutI, road supervisor "A 90
ll6 Alex Harvey. building road 115 OF
III NJ u Newton, building road 10 o.
lis VIM llarWoi,d. road viewer 4 60
lI9 y JHmi"sOn road viewer 6 60
12O j 7 Wood, ItJ;id 81 uLrrvi,Or "a %
III h q Kennedy =. road viewer II GO
l12 G. { Nri4hi. road supervisor 10 81
IL; RS belong, road supervisor 81 %
IA Il + sanders, road supervisor " u,
rs. Luke - Hatch. road viewer 3 u,
l.I1 " II !.nyl >I road viewer 3 60
!:hb + l.. THOMPSON. uppr. in bridge 8! 80
l5l 4 Carlson approaches TO bridge -! 80
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range 10 west: thence north one
mile: thence west three and half
miles: thence south Onc-half mile:
thence west Onc-half mile: thence
south onc-half mile; thence west to
place Of beginning.
On motion Of Com missioner Hcnd-
ricks the proposed changes were
granted, aud the clerk instructed to
note corrections.
The reports Of the county clerk
and recorder. clerk Of the court and
sheriff for the quarter ending FcblU-
airy 2oth: 1896. were approved and
ordered filed. .....
The report Of the clerk Of the dis
trict court for warrants issued TO
grand jurors. witnesses, trial urors
and insanity jurors at the January
term Of court was rccaivcd, approved
and ordered filed.
Thc report Of the sheriff for Jail
boarCcrs for the months Of December
January and February was received
and ordered filed.
In the matter OF the petition Of
the residents OF school district No. y
asking to be annexed to school dis
trict No. ): upon the recommended
ton Of Miss Bond. county superin-
tcntlcnt of schools, the request was
granted, and the clerk instructed to
note the change.
The rnllnWinr r]1imS were allowed
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ling. salary for February

Claim No. :, WuS uiSullOWcd in tho
sum OF $2.32 because that much in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-27

A DELIGHTFUL PICNIC.-At least $50
members of the NJ. P. Church Sunday
school went down to Captain W. FL.
Snowden's yesterday on the electric
cars. The genial captain and his esti-
mable wife were untiring in their ef-
forts to make everybody feel welcome
and have a good time. At 4 p. m. the
house was filled by the school and an
interesting programme was rendered,
consisting of singing, recitations, etc.
A match game of baseball between the
officers, teachers and scholars was
played. The game was exciting from
Start to finish and some very fine double
plays were made by those on both
teams. At the end of the 9th inning
the score stood AZ to Al in favor of the
Junior club. The only accident of the
game was collision at the home plate
between Messrs. J. 81. Trimyer and 81.
B. Cation, in which the former was bad
ly hurt on the leg, but no bones were
broken. The following were the play
ers Officers and teachers of the Sun
day school-H. M. Hartman, n. 5.
Greenaway, Harry Brown, Samuel De-
vaughn, w. r. Martin, J. 81. BARTLETT,
R. E. L. Tyler, ]. H. Trimyer and R.
E. Redding. Scholars-H. 3. Cation,
Randall Cation, Robert Bartlett, Frank
Krauss, William Carroll, L. Sullivan,
Clinton Haney, Kenneth Baggett and
Charles Sherwood.