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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19

ONE EMERSON upright plano, sil5; one
I, Emerson upright piano. sip5. one Fischer
~, ss s,ss siiS. ons NV torA f'sHv ns1s,
SOC Travis street. Il
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTocKHoLpERs'
MEETINGS:
Houston Texas rth

Vlctoria. Texas. peeember q. lsgg. I.2s
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FOR SkLE--A livery stable; great bargain,
Address W. McSquitta, Laurel, Texas. 7siS
FOR sALE---A sood business ~ Congress
avenue. cheap for cash no tick, must be
sold ct once good reasons for selling. Ad-
dress Se3t this office. AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19

MARRY-Texas people who desire to wed or
form new acquaintances, letters of intro
duction, inclose 2-cent stamp for sealed list
T. Ball box Gil. Houston Texas. 20
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AT oNCE--wanted, q physician or some one
-ewith knowledge OF medicine to take hull
interest IN a we'll established speciality prRc.
tices business is too much Tor one man.
Big money for the right party Must have
from $500 to $500 cash. No others need
z answer Address d. H. l., ss+ Main street,
Dallas. Texas "a
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puTCHER--Here is your chance to 20 inte
good paying butcher shcD; one OF The
best in the city; will sell cheap; have gooa
reason for selling: cash eales SIS per day
ARMY oa1O La Branch strSet. p
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-18
WILL BE HERE.
Great Wholesale Stock of Watches
and JeweIry at Scott G. Co.'s.


1t is not often that one has an op-
portunity to secure a watch or one or
two pieces of jewelry at wholesale
prices, and when a chance like that
does present itself, it should be taken
advantage of Messrs. Scott & Co., 22S
Main street, have induced one of the
largest Chicago wholesale houses to
send a special representative with
$25, 900 worth of jewelry and watches
to sell at their store, Dec. 20, 81, %
and "a.
AS these are the dates selected by
Scott & Co., for their annual watch
sale, there will be bargains here that
will be impossible to get at any other
time. This annual watch sale of Scott
& Co. was grand success last year
and with the additional bargains now
to be found in this big wholesale stock
will no doubt attract more attention
this year.
This stock includes everything you
can wish for at Christmas or any 9th.
er season of the year and it will be
sold at jobbers' prices.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-18
Plaintiff in Downey Divorce Case is
Partially Successful.
is AWARDED CUSTODY OF CHILD
Other Divorce Cases Filed In District
Court-Plaintiff in Case of Duffy VS..
Godfrey is Awarded Judgment Of
$15o-Sheriff's Sale.
[From Saturdays Daily.1

From Saturdays Daily.]
Judge Frank Eichelberger rendered
decision in the divorce case of Ethel
Downey VS.. Joseph Downey, in which
he gave the plaintiff custody of her
child. In this regard the plaintiff has
won victory, but her desire to be
separated from her husband, has not
been fulfilled. The husband is disap.
pointed, as well, for he, too, wished a
separation, and likewise possession of
the 2-year-old baby.
The taking of evidence in this case
was concluded yesterday at noon, and
the matter was submitted yesterday
evening. The case was on trial for
three days. The plaintiff was repre-
sented by B. W. Scott and w. w. Epps
and the defendant by Joe Jagues and
Sumner Siberell.
Lottridge VS.. Lottridse.
Mrs Mary R. Lottridge has applied
for a legal separation from her hus-
band, Thomas H. Lottridge. She al
ileges that they were married May z,
1898. and that on that date she was
deserted by her husband. She asks
the custody of her 2-year-old child. D.
H. Emery is attorney for Mrs. Lot
fridge.
GerIach VS.. GerIach.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerlach, thru her at
torney, S. e. Adler. asks for divorce
from her husband, Edward B. Gerlach.
She alleges that he is drunkard that
he does not provide for her support
and that on one occasion, in the spring
of 1896 he fired at her with revolver,
intending to kill her. She asks for a
share of the real estate owned by de-
PENDANT in Ottumwa and Des Moines
Wish Injunction Dissolved.
Motions have been filed in the cases
of the City VS.. John Wilson, ct al
Charles Schick ct al, and Jacob Chill
ton ct al, asking that the restraining
order therein be dissolved.
Bill of Exceptions.
Judge Eichelberger today signed a
bill of exceptions, filed by the plaintiff
in the case of the Ottumwa Lumber
Co. VS.. Jerry Seymour.
Plaintiff Given Judgment.
In the case of Phillip Duffy VS..
George Godfrey, which was finished
this afternoon, judgment was given
plaintiff in the sum of $3.50, with in
terest from May 25, 1897.
Well Drilling Tools Sold.
Sheriff B. F. SHUTS conducted an
auction sale of well drilling property
owned by P. S. Kearns, we'll contract
or, at 1:40 o'clock this afternoon. The
sale was for the purpose of satisfying
a mortgage of about $4,000 held by the
4 board of supervisors, and the proper
ty was bid in to the county at 1000
The failure of the contractor to sue
cussfully complete well at the coun-
ty farm, his consequent borrowing
of money from the county, and also his
failure to pay the same, resulted in
the sale this afternoon.
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Was Not Tempered With.

A Burlington engineer heard a pc.
culiar sort of a jingle several days
ago as his engine passed over the Keb
switch a few miles west of the CITY,
and he Immediately reported that he
thought something wrong Today De
tective Harrison inspected the place
and found that the rattle was not due
to the presence of pin in the frog,
but to the looseness of bolt and nut.
The engineer supposed that a coup
ling pin had been placed in the frog
for the purpose of ditching train,
and consequently reported as soon
as he could. The looseness of
the nut did not in any way endanger
the company's property or the lives
of trainmen and passengers, but the
engineer showed plainly by his imme-
diate report that he was paying atten-
ton to things as he should
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-18
Browns Christmas Candies.

Browns Candy Kitchen, on Court
street, is now supplied with large
and elegant line of homemade candies
for the holiday trade. Candies for
Christmas trees, celebrations, socials,
|etc., can be had from cents per
pound up, while he also has fancy
boxes, in pounds and half pounds, and
small packages of every description.
Stop in his store when in town and
leave your order.
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Before spending whole lot of mon
ey for Christmas, just step into Sar-
gents drug store and look around a
little, you can get a swell present for
very little money.
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Semi Weekly Courier
uHANaINa AppREss.

Subscribers wishing their address changed
will please give the narie of the Post Office to
which tile paper has been sent as well as the
Post Office where they desire it to be
changed to.
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PROF. LEO,

SpRTNG gentle spring, what IS nicer on W0Fk-
man or a mechanic. than our elegant suit q
clothes made by our best Washington tailors,
scarcely worn at lower figures than YOU expect.
The successful JUSTII'S OLD STAND, 90 ID ST.
ap24-7t
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AQUEDUCT, l. l., April 23.-EHtnes for to-
morrows races:
First Tace-For two-yesrolds; selling; four and
one half furlongs -Woodst0Ck, 100; Lillian Hoff-
mann, l07; Vouch, no. Your Grace, lo7: Mudder,
IO7: Anice, l05; Himself, 10; Shawncss, lv7
/ Know. iU1
Second race-For thrce-y ear-olds and upward;
selling: one mile and seventy yafds.-BannoCk,
lie; Henry Bees l04; Post Haste, 81 Pek"lck-
jan Jos; Lady Harriet, l03; The Gardner, III;
Robert Bonner, 100; Double Dummy, 100; Rare
Perfume ll2; Tony Honig ll2.
Third race-For thrce-year-oids and upward;
handicap: FIVE and one half furlongs -MeehaHus,
10. Gan, 10: Unmaskcd, ll2; Sir Christopher.
III: Lady Lindsay, 10, lambert, 100, Elm
Cong IOg; Pink Domino, 1906 Sweet CaporaL
lO2; star Chime, 100; Lamp Globe, 80; Robert
Mctcalfe "a.
Fourth race-Thc Canarse stakes f0r two-y ar
olds: four and one hall furioHgs-Blues, III;
Da-htnd, ll2; Fake, IL; AHecdote, 100; scurry,
100: Glenwood, ll2; The Golden Prince, ll2;
Light Ball, l09 OutlandeT, l09i The Regent, 100;
K,nilworth, lI2
Fifth race-For three year-olds and upward; siS
furlongs Shamokin, l03; Lottie Sheville, 90;
Ramara lU7; Randy, JOG; Picsrdy, JOG; Nepon-
set Jog; Pcttifogger, 100; Peaceful, lU7; Hespcr,
JOG; Ross Clark, l06i G. +. Wightman, l01; Pink
Dominic, lo7.
sixth race-For three year olds and upward;
about seven furlongs.-ROyal sterling %; Wander.
ing Minstrel, gs First Whip, 9s Carbuncle, g5i
Brisk. III; Queen Of Song. ia; Trumpet, ll0:
GolGouc 1903; Elm CONG, 10; UHmasked, So
BlueaWay, 10.
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Howard, Crosby & Co.,
81 WnI St, New York.
Washington Correspondent.
L. ID. FOWLER n CO.. 1921 st.
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
The Benrish Element strengthened
hN Reporfs of Good MCnthrr.

CHICAGO, April 23.-There was further
liquidation OF wheat today. under which
prices yielded 5-S OF a cent The statisti-
cal advices were bearish. The visible sup
ply decrease of 459. zoe bushels was not as
much as expected. The primary movement
was smaller. clearances $4,000 bushels.
The English markets were a trihe lower.
The French markets were l4dl-2c higher.
The cash demand here was slow The sea-
board reported 10 loads
In corn prices at their lowest showed
1-2G5-Sc under Saturday. About one half
Of this was recovered. The May-July diff
ference has widened TO l Lie. The ship
ping demand continued fiat.
Oats have been relatively firm. holding
their own in spite OF the wheat and corn
break. There has been influential cover
ing and some good buying for long ac-
count
Good weather is more important to oats
now than any other crop, and there is no
complaint to make of it. Receipts were rs
ears with 1S7 for Tuesday The visible
decreased 242 600 bushels oats clearances
we're 400 coo bushels. compared with 500, coo
same week last year. The shipping demand
is slow.
After a sharp break on heavy selling for
both long and short account provisions re-
covered most Of the decline and closed firm.
Packers bought freely around inside
prices and part OF the demand on the clos
ing rally was from the early sellers. Ex-
ports were liberal, especially for lard
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
Results at Aaueduct.

AQUEDUCT /. /. April 23.-Tack fast.
First race-For two-ycar olds; selling; five fur
longs Siluriau (Ba,lman), to l. won; Billion
airc CO'ConnoD, 2 10 /, second; Russian
GiitchelD. Is to /, third Time, 1.o3 2-5
Second race-FoT three ycar-olds and upward
one mil, and seventy yards Riuaido Co'beau),
20 J. won; Lindula (A1itchcD, to !, second
Geo Simans (BullmanD, 20 to l, third. Time
las IS.
Third racc-For three year-olds, selling; five
furlongs Gold Lack tO'CouEor), Z TO 5, wen;
Suniol tBullman), 8 10 I, second. The Benedict
(Spcncrrl. 3 10 ], third. Time. l:O3.
Fourth race-For thrceyear-olds and upward;
handicap: one miles and seventy yards. Wait Not
CO'Couuorl. even, won; lamp Globe Evans.
IS 10 /, second; Maxine Gomez (McJoynD, Z 10
2 third. Time, l:46 Is.
Fifth race-For three-y ear-ods and upward;
selling: six furlongs- Her Lsdyship (Phelan).
20 @ won: Gaze (O'Connorj, ! to 2, second;
Emigre tHo;hcrsalD, 20 10 I. third. Time, l.I5.
Sixth race-For two-y ear-olds; five furIougs.
Lief Prince (Bullmsn), TO !. woni Robert Wad-
dell (MitchclD. Z to !, second; SIceCh NC
JoyuJ, to ., third. Time, 1903.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24

Sales-Arlington Fire Insurance. 1od152.
10d15l IL: Capital Traction Scrip. SJ0G
los, s25d107 "a. S1.3S3d107 -; Capital
Traction. 2Cdl05 IA. 7Gl05 1-2. Goa
los Is 4ed 100. 40Gl04 IS; Mergenthaler
Linotype. 10dI93 3-s. 15G193 IA, 5G
1913 Is: Lanston Monotype. 2oOd13 Is r.
60. per cent 460G13 Is. 3OGl3 IA, lOG
IS; American Graphophone, 50G1c, 500
u Is. After call-Capital Traction Scrip,
Sl1G1C7 ID: [. {. 3's. coupon. 81, 0O0G
10 SIS; Capital Traction, 12Odlo4 ga.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24
BASEBALL NOTES.
Gossip About the Players, Managers
and Clubs.

Little Keister who played with the
Baltimores last season, has made big
hit with the ST. Louis fans, who declare
that with him at second Fatty Childs
never will be missed.
Charlie Comisky, the long-headed ma
nipulator of diamond artists, is getting
together a team Of the most famous Of
the discarded stars, and his Chicago
friends believe that he will have a stronger
team than Jim Harris National League
combination.
Charlie Snyder has been engaged to UNI
pire the games to be played on Georgetown
Field.
The Times acknowledges the receipt Of
a valuable Score Book" published by the
Victor Sporting Goods Company, who
were the donors.
You will be surprised at the Agreeable flavor Ct
Hetfich's beer Phone ga, Arlington Botthng
Company, for a case Of Maerzen, Senate or Lager.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24

A LEASE ORDERED.
Lot Rented by the Commissioners 10
The American Ice CompnnN.

A lease Of lot AZ, square Is, in that part
Of Washington formerly known as George
town. has been issued for the period Of one
year. by order OF the District Commission
ers. to the American Ice Company.
1t is stated in the order that the said
company is to occupy the lot for the pur-
pose Of placing a scale thereon. and that
the company is TO pay the sum Of $40
rental in advance.
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now THE clubs STAND.

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-Boston sue
ceeded in defeating Philadelphia this af-
ternoon by hard and good hitting in the
second and eighth inning. Willis pitched
a steady. effective game up to the ninth
inning, when he apparently let down. The
score would have been much closer had
Chiles known the rudiments Of playing first
base. Attendance. 5,775. The score:
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BLANKS FOR THE REDS.
Cincinnati shut Out Through In
ability to Hit WaddeU.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-Rube Waddell
pitched remarkable ball against the Gin
cinnatis today, and not Red scored. Gin
cinnati made but three scattered hits
while Scott was hit rather freely in the
latter half of the game Geier played his
first game Of the season here, and he made
a tumble and a wild throw on his only
chance Not a base was given on balls
in the game Only about 1900 persons at
tended, the skies threatening rain. Pitcher
Meekin reported to Manager Clark today.
The score
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FINANCIAL.
hey Guessed 1t.

The fond parents Of promising youth, anxious
90 ascertain what the future had in s.ore for him.
tested him 10y leaving a Silver Dollar a bottle
Of Whisky, and a Bible on a table in his room.
II ho takes the whi5sCy, said his father he vii
De salconkcopcr; if he takes the money he VIII
be fHaHoirr, and if he takes the Bible DC viii
be q minister They concealed themselves and
Watched him. lie poukctod the Dollar, drank
the Whisky. and locked up the Bible. "Moin
Got IN HimmC" said his father,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24
Spring Notes.

The gentle spring is here, when the sap is
rising and when spring medicine is in demand at
the corner drug store. Also when the Young man
fancy lightly turns, etc Everyone knows about
spring, and nearly everyone knows that ThaTp's
Berkeley Rye is the best spring tonic that can
be taken because Of its purity and age. one
dollar full quart. Only from james Tharp, sI2
Street. 1t
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He Took 1t All,

He viii be a lawyer" Possibly the old man was
correct hut We think that he would never be a
"frst-cllSS lawyer" because HE DIDN'T TAKE
THE TABLE However, that's another story
Rudyaid kiplug slys and has nothing 70 do
with our facilities for handling order. for Stocks,
Grain. Provisions, or Cotton, for Cash or on a
Margin. Dootors. Lawyers, Ministers. Saloonkeep-
eIs. and FiuanoicIs all agree that II Is seldom
equaled and never eNctllod. We have correspon-
dent in every city where We advertise; Try him.
OF Send Tor our free book
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The market yesterday was unexpectedly
strong all day after the opening. There
had been much talk Of a tumble in prices
IL the steel securities. especially In the
Sunday papers and in the gossip yesterday
morning. and the street was prepared for
a panic OF more or less startling proper
tons Instead Of this there was support
OF these stocks from the beginning and
they advanced well during the day. closing
al the top with a good net gain. In the
morning hours there was some weakness
in the railway list, the grangers. Balu-
more and Ohioe some Of the Pacihcs and
other securities that recently have been
particularly strong suffering most Later
these securities also received support and
began 10 advance. AS a result the clos
ing prices nearly everywhere were as good
or better than those Of last Saturday
There we're no developments IN the steel
situation tina; came 10 light aud the gen.
ersl news Of the day was unimportant so
that the advance may be attributed TO Gov
ering OF short contracts and investment
and pool buying induced simply by the
very low prices There is good reason to
look for continuance Of this movement,
and the steel securities themselves are not
unlikely to be sharers In Il in the lmme-
diate future. Present prices IN this group
are out OF all proportion 10 the merits OF
the securities and there Is a very slim
chance that they will be selling anywhere
near the present low level in the course
Of a week OF two. II may be noted that
call money rates were as low as per
cent yesterday. the lowest Of the year and
for many months. London was a seller Of
American securities with the exception Of
Southern Pacific and Norfolk and Western
which were bought In small amounts. No
particular significance was attached to the
selling
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24

Tyyo-Lase hit-Smith. Three bsse hits Wagner,
Q stolen bases-Willams, Beaumont Sacrifice
hits teinfeldt Waddell, Beaumont. Double
plays Beckley and Scott, Struck out-By
Scott. /; by Waddell, ]. First base on errors
Cincinnati /; Pttsburg, 4. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburg, 5. Umpre-O'Day,
Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24
Anucduct Selections.

First racc-Vouch | Know, Muddcr.
Second race-Rsre Perfume, Double Dummy
Tony Houig.
Third race-Pink Domino, Sir Christopher
Lamp Globe.
Fourth raoe-Fake, The Regent, Light Bali
Fifth race-Pnk Domino, Ross Clark, G. E
Nghtmen.
Sixth raoe-Queen Of Song, Brisk, Royal Ster
ling
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24

Two-basc hits Freeman E'hles Thrcebase hit
-Slaglc Home Freeman. Lett on bases
Philadelphia. Il; Boston. II. Struck out BY
Willis 4; 10y Orth, 1; by Donohue, 2. First
last on called balle-0h Willis. i off Orth, 3;
on Donohue. l Hit by pitched ball-By Dono-
hue. l. EXCEPTIONALLY. Time of game
hours and Is minutes.
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For Men Only

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in plain sealed envelope
upon request. 1t embodies
the truths ! have learned
from my 90 years eX-
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tells all about my famous
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24
TWO GAMES YESTERDAY
Rain Prevents Contests at st. Louis
and Brooklyn.

The BOstons Redeem Themselves by
Winning From PhiIndcIphia-Free-
PittsburE shuts out Cincinnati by
WnddeITs strong work in the Box.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24
HEAVY LOSSES THE RULE
The Market Unsettled TO the Point
of Generalization.

Pressure From London and other
FOREIGN Sources the Direct Cause
PcsSfmistic Utteranccs of steel
MasnateS-A Rise i'm Exchange.
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sleep all results of youthful errors, ETC. such as
cocele. Over 900 gave testimony m 1909. ] an
swer all letters personally, or belt may be eX-
aminad 1t my office.
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Physicians recommend Heunch's Maerzen Beer
for the sick, because Heurch's invigorates,
strengthens, and gives nouTishment 70 the SICK.
Phone 634, Arlington Boiling Company, for a
case.
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Room l. Warder Building,
Cor. 9Th and + SIS. N. W.

apl4-uIem
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MONEY loaned sslaried people and retail mer-
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAT-
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24

The one piece Of news Of yesterday, re-
garding the steel situation. was that three
mile Of the Illinois Steel Company had
shut down. The president Of the com
psny announced soon after the news came
cut that the mills were only closed for q
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-24

DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA BONDS
SIS. 1902, go year funding" gold. l0i
IS 1901. water stock currency. Gee.
-. 1903. Water STOCK currency.
unding currency. 3.O5's........... 100
az
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Influences reunites the separated. and gives luck
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Pacific Mail was entirely neglected the
closing price being 80.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. =; Philadelphia. =.
Pittsburg, q: Cincinnati. o.
GAMES TODAY.

BOSTON at Philadelphia.
New York Mt Brooklyn.
Pitfsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
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Corrected daily by W. 3. Hibbs & Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange, 1l19
4
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LADIES who desire Monthly Regulator that
cannot fail will please address wish stamp
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