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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19
THE KANsAS-NEBRAsKA GAME.
Niso"ri REFUSES to Vote on the Ques-
ton After Hearing All of the
IN

Columbia, Mo-. Dec. 1S.-The annual meet.
ing of the Western Interstate UNIVERSITY
foctball; Association was held here TODAY
tEose present being: W. II. Oney, repre-.
sentlng Kansas. and DR.. Howard Ayres
representing Missouri.
Inc question whether the Nebraska-Kan-
sas game should be called a game was Wig.
or"uSiy discussed. Kansas contended that
II was no game, as two thirty-five minute
h2!ves were not played. as the rules pro
woe: In support of this claim Eastern ar-
t~horities were quoted. including the follow
ing statement from Walter Camp:
Il would say that there is no other prece-
cent than to call this game off if the full
Safne is not played. Two Yale-Princator
games have been stopped in the same way."
Notwithstanding the evidence submitted
by Kansas, Missouri would not vote to sun
pert Kansas claim, and the question was
ia!c over until some future time.
Iowa was extended an invitation to ioio
the league. The rules We're amended by
striking out all rules pertaining to general
manager. as 1t was decided to dispense with
that office.
q. The following schedule was adopted:
Missouri VS.. Nebraska. at Columbia, Oc-
tober q.
Kansas VS.. Iowa, at Iowa City, Octo-
Der -.
Missouri VS.. Iowa, November 5. at Iowa
City.
Kansas VS.. Nebraska. at Lawrence, No.
vember ;.
The two Thanksgiving games as hereto
fore.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19
Results mt New Orleans.

New Orleans. Dec. lS.-Ffne weather and
me nan holiday Increased the racing at
tendance to-day. The track was fair and
the long shots had it ali their way. Nine
BOOKS drew. in. and all had a proftable
DAY. 'harina was the only favorite 10
score. and of the other winners. Stockholm
WAS the only one fancied in the least Sur.
mount and Gath were both heavy favor
ties and their defeat told heavily on the
First race-Gic ~furlongs. Hibernia Queen
l@l tSouthardll. 30 to l. won; Tradition 1ai
tNewcQmbl, 20 TO ! and Is to /, second
l:3i. ' AHhe'
Second race-6 furlongs. Octave 1a5
Burns), 5 TO /, Won: Dinsmore. los Pow
eLsl, \ To ] and , to l. second; Solution
49, ,Songer). 80 TO l. third. Time, 1:lSi..
Third race-Selling: Ia miles. Charina q
tBurns). 5 TO !, won; Evenatus. I02 (NuftI'
~ to ] and 6 to 5. second: Mamie LIS Sis.
ter: li ,Gilmorel, 10 TO /. third. Time. Dis.
Fourth races furlongs. Elsie Brambie,
y clay, 40 To l. won: Sallie Cliuuot. liz
Combs 6 to ! and 6 to 5. second: Gath.
III Wilhite). , to ;. third. Time. Ii7S,'
Fifth race-SellinS; G furlongs. Stockholm.
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Results at san Francisco.

San Francisco. Dec. lS.-Weathcr clear
track fast. Summarizes:
First race-6 furlonsa: selling. Ai~ero
lC3 tConleyl. II 10 ], won; LaMascotta. To-
III. Martini. 3 to / and 8 20 ). second,
LEE.
Second race furlongs: purse. St. Cata-
line, 10 tAmes). } to !. won: Martha H.,
l4o tE. Jones', 4 10 l and 3 to ., second;
NapamaX, Ito (ThorpeJ. l to .. third.
Time, l:21.
Third race-1 mile: Burlingame stakes.
Bliss Rucker. s. CCiawson). I to 10. won:
AltamaX, lGJ CThorpe,. coupled with Bliss
Rucker, to 10. second: Buckwa, ll9 NV.
Martini, . to l., third. Time. I:4O.
Fourth race furlongs: lightweight han
dicap. Shasta Water. 10 CThorpe). 3 % i.
won; McLight. l2S li. Martini. : to l and
: TO l. second: St. Cuthbert. I5 NN. Mar
TIM. 20 to /. third. Time, ia.
t1lth raCe-li4 miles: hurdle handi .aD.
Ma!o Diablo. l23 cooper, 30 to /. wen;
Our Climate. lo Owens. , 70 i ana 4 to
,. second: Captain Reese. 80 Giouston).
D 10 l. third. Tine. 2:l9.
sixth race-f furIonss: Selling. Yankee
Doodle. Ito CIV. Martini, . 70 l.. won:
Break o,Day: lo2 CConley). : TO l and . to
third Time, III. -
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19
AMATEURS DO WELL.
selected Talent From the High Schoo
Societies Present IA Three-Act
Farce ADMIRALTY


The members of the PIatonian Society.
Philomathean Society. Central Literary
Club and the Society Of Literature
and History. all of the Central high school.
combined their talents last night in pre-
senting the annual Christmas play for
torium of the Central high school. 1t was
a farce in three acts. entitled "A Scrap OF
raPer; The auditorium was well filled
charitable organization for use in proyid-
ing Christmas dinners for the poor.
Ihe play had been we'll rehearsed and
the pupils talked of love and fought dueIs
In a manner that would nave MADE MANY
professional footlight entertainers not a
little envious. There We're u few little
bitches. but the amateur actors and act
resses paid little heed to them A pile ~
scenery and boards fell with a Gathering
roar. which startled the audience. during
a love scene. a la May irwin. between Pros
Err Couramount and the beautiful Mile. Su-
Zanne De Ruseville. but their conversation
proceeded without the loss of a gesture or
a word. In making u tragic exit from the
scene OF = domestic storm. Baron De La
Glaciere and his wife. Louise. tugsed sev-
eral seconds to pull the door in when it was
made TO open out. They discovered their
mistake during the applause of the audi
ence and recovered their composure by
iiiiing out the extra time with wild ges-
lures, in lieu of words.
Inc entire orchestra was COMPOSED of
school pupils and the music was one
OF ahe features of the evenings entertain
PROS Err Couramont.. Mr.. d. flames CPlato1
Baron De La Glaciere..
Will Stevens &C.. l.. C)
Brlsemouche. landed proprietor and nat
uralist..-.....Mr John Walker CPIato1
Anatole. his ward..Mr. Fred Pabst Silly
Baptlste. servant.-Mr. Earle Reiger PlatoS
FRANCOIS, servant to Prosper.
--:-.-.Mr. otto Hirsch IS. l.. H)
Louise De La Glaciere..
Marie PuSsley Philo)
Mile. Suzanne De Ruseville. her cousin.
..------...-.-.MlS Ruth Gentry Jphi1o \
Mathilde. sister to
"....;Mis Perita Sanborn &C.. l.. c.
Mile Ienobie; sister to Brisemouche....
....:..-Miss Bernice Wells. &C. l.. c.
Madame Dupont, housekeeper............
May Bone IS. l.. HI |
pauline. mald-.Miss Marion Thayer CPhiio,)
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To Improve EImendorf Farm.

Lexington. Ky, Dec. lS.-James II.
MaGkie; of San Francisco, manager for
night. They will go TO EImendorf farm
tomorrow TO decide on what improve
ments are necessary. Haggin has received
ms deed Tor the farm, and he will begin
70 make expensive improvements. IL is
stated that he will remove many of his
best horses TO Elmendorf IN the hopa OF
breeding a great performer. Haggin will
reHldiif mere TIL January l experimenting
The ElmendOrf IMPROVEMENTS.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19
Oakley Spring Meeting.

Cincinnati, o.. Dec. 1S.-The Cincinnati
claimed May 81 as the date for the sprine
meeting; which is to end June y. This
Is intended TO follow the close of the meet
inS at louisville. 1t gives nineteen racing
number OF stakes VIII not be reduced and
the shorter meeting will bring them closer
l0Geiher. The announcement of the stakes
VIII be made in Il few DAYS.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19

milwaukee,. Wis. Dec. 1S.-Two indoor hi.
cycle records We're broken at the exposition
building tonight on Il seven lap track.
waiter Sanger going Il half mile unpaced
III I:Vu %. the previous record bein l:Ol Is.
Henry kanaska went a mile paced bv
w tandems in LIS 2-5. the former mark
Delng l:oSi2. kanaSka rode the first half in
me remarkable time of O:56 :2-5. but lost
several seconds in the second half by fail
IRE OF his pacemakers 10 pick him up Mt
the proper time.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19
FLURRIEs OF SNOW.
They Are Expected to d to the
Wintry Character of Land
scaDc TO-day.
Children's Department.
SECOND FLOOR,

1t should snow to-day. in furrieaI It
ought not to be so cold as yesterday. Not
withstanding to-day is Sunday the weather
department did not turn the water out OF
the pipes in its office last night. OF course
it will be below the freezing point, but
10 trouble should be experienced with
water pipes: the plain people are to have
an enjoyable Christmas week. not the
plumbers. Yesterday morning the mercury
hoVered about the zero mark, but failed 10
touch it, The weather moderated every
hour from S O'Clock TO ) o'clock. and the
thermometer had drop. only two de-
sreeS below the maximum at O'clock.
when the weather observer went home or
fetal hourly temperatures Were:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19

Vancouver. L. c.. Dec. 1S.-About go peo-
pie were present last night at the fifteen
round light between kid" Williams. Of
san francisco. and Jack Green, of Seat
ne. Inc event only lasted seven rounds.
kidS seconds threw up the sponge. their
mans right thumb and first finger having
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19

learned here that Mccoy had won the fight
Eddie Graney sent 4 telegram to Joe Ch0vn.
asking him to challenge Mccoy Tor a
contest in this city. as the National Ath-
ietic Club had offered a purse of Sln Nnn
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19

|ES, hNa la pm the year 800 a d in Myra. Asia Minor He owes his n@nmn M Saa,
49, ne E@n. mat ne wished to pcse1vet the lives of Ihree yrtuouSd aurhreEs
%np Tot nnn tmnn mMnn the father. having NJ money for marriage portions vas
dmshers t1% o m ev mo m har fISa mel, bensath heir station and to their dislike: M
.hIn9s SAINT NlchoIs. passing the house at night threw purse of pL INT On on
for hreen nights in sucosson,th thus frrnhinpn TMw wv TS r go, INTO nG IN open
not to reveal his nunifcence. From his incident aid to to- be- ddeMvedd m nm
OF placing gifts in the shoes or stockings of children on 1hTumNS En aadd
attributng them to santa Claus. "S"" VII N"is'Hns cNe' anu
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19
President Byrne Slightly Improved.

New York. Dec. lS.-President Rvrne NJ
the brooklyn ball club, who is dangerously
III at his home in this city, was reported 10
be u little better tonight.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19

III CAker). s to /. won: Brother Fred. l3
tCaywoodp. ! to 3 and even. second; Bonn
harden, lis (G~atewood), u to l. third. Time,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19
Runaway Denver Boy Caught.

John UhI. a runaway boy from Denver
Col. was arrested in Kansas City yester.
day on a telegram from his father, who
will come after him.
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"PARSON" DAWES LOST.
He Hacked Creedon i'm the Mill Fri
day N~ight-Lcnves for
Chicago,

New York. Dec. 1S.-"Parson' Davies.
who lost a fair-sized bet. having taken the
Creedon end of the middleweight fight last
night, left to-day for Chicago. in order to
be on time for the Wolcott-Tracey bout,
which will take place in Chicago on Nom
day night He was accompanied by Tom
oRourke. Steve Flanagan, Tommy Ryan,
sJoe Hopkins. Dan Crcedon. Tom Tracey
and j. PomerOy. Flanagan is a paper
weight puGilist from Philadelphia, and Will
meet Joe Sturch in a preliminary bout.
Cott-Traccy light.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19

gina and Indiana. In those days he was
nicknamed the Bloody Fenian.' and count-
ed the ~Shrewdest mystery man in the oil
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-19
Muller Whips Hurns.

Portland. Ore. Dec. 1S.-Robert Burns. of
New York. was knocked out by Fred Null
Ter, of San Francisco. in five rounds at
the Olympic Club last night.
Grnney Wants to Fight Mccoy.
San Francisco. Dec. lS.-.As soon rs il Wig
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-10
SOUTH CAROLINA

To-day is Memorial day in South Caro
lima.
John b. Carivile, a prominent resident
Of Newberry, died Friday.
Charleston hopes to have electric cars
running within a few days.
w. e. johnson, one of Camden's oldest
citizens, died Friday of paralysis.
The secretary of state has granted =
charter to the town OF Helena in Newber-
ry county.
Some of the machinery for the Wins
boro factory has arrived and is being
placed in position.
The Orangeburg Club will run an excur-
sion over the Atlantic Coast Line to
Charleston on May 10.
The Victor Manufacturing Company of
Greers is so pressed with work that it has
been forced to put on hands for night
work.
The work of building the AbbevilIe cot
ton mill has gone on steadily from the
first, and, after two years. is about com
pleted.
Gen. M. L. Bonhan of Anderson has ac-
cepted an invitation to address the con
federate vetrans of Newberry on Memo
rial day.
The potato bugs have begun their raw
ages in York county. They attack pota.
toes as soon as the leaves appear above
the ground.
DR.. o. b. Mayer of Newberry has been
appointed by Gov. Elerbe medical exam
liner for the Third congressional district
of South Carolina.
The Newberry Herald and News saws
that Prosperity has refused to establish
a dispensary. The vote was close. the dis
pensary being defeated by eleven votes.
An unusual sight for York county is to
be seen on the farm Of J. Edgar Poag.
down in the Blackjacks II is a flock of
ISL sheep. Many OF these Mr. Poag raised
| himself.
cavalry company has been formed in
Barnwell. of which W. W. Moore was
elected captain, and w. G. Duncan first
lieutenant. About twenty names have been
enrolled.
Gov. Ellerbe has offered reward of
500 for the apprehension and conviction
of the party or parties who, on April II
last. murdered the two Italian Deddlers
IN Williamsburg county.
While Butler Turner was at work IN the
excavation for the foundation OF the ice
factory, at Pelzer. Thursday. the embank-
ment caved In on him to the depth Of ten
feet, killing him instantly.
James Blocker. a negro boy about p
years old. was run over and instantly kill.
ed by the incoming passenger train on the
Cumberland Gap road Thursday II was
supposed he was asleep ON the track
Gen. NJ. c. Butler thinks that Capt.
Melton OF Columbia will be appointed dis
trlct attorney. The appointment will not
be made. however. before July or Au-
gust, when District Attorney Murphy's
term expires.
Charles Carroll was horribly mangled
by No. II, a passenger train on the South
Carolina and Georgia road at point one
mile cast OF Bamberg. a night or two ago.
The supposluon Is that Carroll while in
toxicated, fell asleep on the track.
Asparagus Is becoming quite an import.
ant crop IN Barnwell county Last year
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-10

paved way on the southern side of said
two streets, and In going west, to take
the paved way on the northern side
of said two streets, excepting the
block on south side Of Liberty street be-
tween Bull and Drayton, and the block
on the south side of Oglethorpe avenue,
between Drayton and Abercorn streets.
Any person violating the provisions of this
section shall be subject, upon conviction,
before the police court of the city OF Sa-
vannah, 70 a fine not to exceed fifty $50
dollars and imprisonment not exceeding
ten QO) days, either or both, in the dis
erection OF the court
Sec 2. BE II further ordained. That the
said ordinance Is further amended so as
to make the rate OF speed north OF the
southern line OF CASTOR street ten QW
miles per hour instead Of six Co miles per
hour.
Sec 3. BE II further ordained. That all
ordinances and parts Of ordinances in con-
ict with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Ordinance passed In council May 8, 1897.
L. w MELDRTM, Mayor.
Attest: W. =. BAILEY,
Clerk OF Council.
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bles a reversed leaf spring 1t is more
than 100 years old.
The entire volume of business transact
ed at the custom house in Tampa during
the month of April was very heavy, and
the total amount of money received from
all sources was 1921 558. 81. There were
498 bales Of Havana tobacco withdrawn
during the month.
Encouraging reports are being received
from Western Florida farmers who plant
ed Silver Mine corn in competition for
prizes offered by the general land COM
missioner Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad which are to be awarded at the
Corn fair, to be held at Pensacola July
Attorney A. NJ. Nicholson, representing
James M. Kelly, convicted of killing John
Talent on Christmas day, 1895. and SEN
tehced 10 be hanged, will leave Jackson
vile to-day for Tallahassee to present to
the state pardoning board a petition sign
ed by about 600 citizens for a commuta-
ton Of the sentence to life Imprisonment.
The engineers in charge of government
work in Pensacola harbor have been no.
tlhed that another appropriation of $4,000
mas been made for a battery of eight i'm
proved mortars on Santa Rosa island. The
Appropriation VIII be available on the list
OF July and the work of building the bat
terry VIII be vigorously pushed. In a. gen.
eral order the general commanding the
army has designated artillery practice of
the troops of the First artillery with 1O-inch
guns at Pensacola in November next
rms indicates that the new disappearing
guns viii be in position by that time. The
gun carriages are arriving and the work
OF placing them in position will occupv
the officers for some time.
The Laurel Hill ovation county. Fla )
Gazette says: ''Work on the extension of
Yellow River railroad to Florida began tbe
hrst OF the week, and is now going on
under full blast. Judging from the prop
ress now being made, it will not be long
before 1t is completed probably by June
l. ana IL hands enough are procurable IT
VIII be sooner. There are at present about
nIty hands engaged in the work of grad
ing and 1t is thought that in the course of
a lew days they will have equally as many
more IT IS to go over the new survey
maze few days since, and Florala viii
De reached at distance of eleven miles
from Laurel Hill and twenty-seven miles
from Crestview, the latter being the entire
leIsth or the road. After this work is
completed, it is thought it will be but
snort while before a daily train will he
placed on the road"
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Eels six feet in length are caught in
Tampa waters.
Alngators are reported very scarce on
the Upper st. Johns river.
Fernandina has a splendidly furnished
library. 1t had Sl4 visitors last month.
The Ybor city Building and Loan As
ISOLATION now has over s125,OOO loaned out
in that city.
H. II. Hampton is in Jail at Orlando for
criminally assaulting a girl II years old.
Both are colored.
Commencing to-day, and continuing I'M
til october, the stores in Gainesville will
close at $50 p. m.
Tampa may soon have a new brlckyard,
with a capacity Of $4,000 bricks per day.
Negotiations to that end are now pending.
George Holland came near severing his
left foot with an AK while chopping wood
Wednesday in Tampa. He cut it nearly
off.
Judge Baron Phillips last Wednesday
refused bail to Tillet Whidden, charged
with assassinating Constantine Stevenson
in Pace county Feb. last.
A steel tank with a capacity OF 5000
gallons has arrived at Orlando for the
Standard Oil Company to be placed in the
companys warehouse there.
A little daughter OF A. II. OdHn, in Or
lando. came near choking to death
Wednesday by swallowing a cuff button
she had in her mouth. IN required a ply
stefan TO dislodge it.
There is a probability that the Atlanta
National Railway Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION viii absorb the Continental Ma
tional Fernandina and Florida National
Building andrLoan Associations.
W. y. Lynch, the county superintendent
Of public instruction Of Orange county,
has twelve young ladies' daily under in
struction az his Office in Orlando, prepar-
ing them to take first and second grade
certificates.
Physicians contemplate amputating the
left foot OF J. Dennis Wolfe Of Pensacola.
to check the spread Of a serious ailment
TO other portions of the body. Mr.. Wolfe
Is quite aged, and was once a well-known
editor at Pensacola.
In a tight wednesday at st. Augustine
between a white and a colored boy a ham,
MGR was used by the white boy on the
head OF the negro. and. strange to say
without doing any apparent harm. Every
blow the hammer would rebound as N
striking a board
An ancient clock owned by W. W. Far
mer Of Xuleo is being repaired In Fer
nandina. Instead Of being provided with
the regulation springs OF the present day
II gets Us momentum from what rcsem-
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ate or Jurisdictional limits of the city of
savannah, for the sale of merchandise OF
any character or to sell on said day mer-
chandise OF any character, within the said
corporate or jurisdictional limits provided
mat this ordinance shall not applv "a
urus stores, which are authorized TO sell
drugs and medicines only and shall nor
De construed so as to affect or change in
any way the ordinances already existing
touchlng saloons and barrooms; provided
also, that II shall not be unlawful IN RIM
news depot or TO sell cigars and tobacco
OF 10 run a soda water fountain on the
Lords day. vi ''e
Sec. 2. BE II further ordained. That an,
person violating the provisions OF THIS scc.
uon' or either of them, shall be subject
upon conviction before the police court Of
the city OF Savannah, to a fine not 10 av-
ceed the sum OF one hundred QOO dollnrs
ana 20 Imprisonment not to exceed thirt,,
COD days, either or both, in the dlscrefior
or the court, provided that nothing IN tbIs
ordinance shall be construed to prevont
the delivery or sale OF milk and fresh
meats or the sale Of bread and ice until II
a. m. '' "A
Sec 3. BE It further ordained. That ali,
ordinances and parts OF ordinances 4,
conflict with this ordinance are herein
repealed e'oVs
Ordinance passed In council Nav 1907
=. W. MELDRIM. Mayor.
Attest' W. =. BAILEY.
Clerk of Council.
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and work. order your Autographed au,
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Morning News. Savannah. Ga.
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SICK HEADACHE
Positively cured by these
Little Pills.
ORDINANCE.
Rv Aldermnn Gnckenheimer-

BY Alderman GucSenheimer-
An ordnance to amend an ordinance
passed April T. 1897, entitled, IAN ordi-
nance to amend the ordinances heretofore
passed TO prevent accidents and collisions
on the streets OF the city OF Savannah"
Section !. BE Il ordained by the mayor
and aldermen OF the city OF Savannah in
council assembled, That the above enu-
tlod ordnance be and is hereby 50 amend
ed that hereafter Il shall be the duty Of
all persons driving or using on Oglethorpe
avenue formerly South Broad street., or
Liberty street, In the city of Savannah,
any wagon. cart, dray, buggy, carriage.
phaetou and any similar vehicle, and OF
all persons using on said two streets a
velocipede bicycle. tricycle. or any similar
vehicle, IN going east there on TO take the
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ORDINANCE.

BY Alderman Davis
An ordinance to provide for the observ-
ance of the Lords day:
Section /. BE Il ordained by the mayor
and aldermen OF the city of Savannah. In
council assembled, that hereafter it shall
not be lawful for any person to open on
Sunday commonly known as the Lords
day, any shop or store within the corpor-
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION co.
RATES OF PASSAGE

TO NEW YORK-Steamer and rail.
Cabin, limited four days, $3.50; Cabin nm
limited, 5000. Excursion, $500, limited sill
$1475 Jay
TO BOSTON-Steamer and rail-Cahr
limited six days, $500; second class lin
tied six days, $17.00 '-''
TO N-Steamer-Cabin. um,fod
eight days. $500 Excursion. limited IN
months, $500; second class, limited sig
days, $500.
~ HINGION-Steamer and rail.
Cabin, unlimited, $1G.20; second class linn,
tied five days, $1120
70 DELPHIA-Steamer and ran
Cabin, unlimited, $3.50; second class
limited four days, $3.50.
TO PHILADELPHIA Steamer-cob,n
unlimited. $500; cabin. limited four days
$500; second class, limited four dayl
$11.5O Ui ua'1
~ BALTIMORE-Cabin, $500; excur.
sion, limited six months. s25 90. sacons
class. $1,000