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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
The Singer Mfg. Co. sold. e. 2l1,67s

| NV stOIie D VI OU' u
These popular and wel-tried family sewing
machines,can be procured on easy monthly pay
ments from our agents, and at our ONCE, No. II
Merchants Row, Rutland, vt.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
JOHN L. BRADY, Agent.
Needles, oils, casters, ETC., kept on hand.
may7d&wly
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07

All hotels and steamboats, use Paragon yeast
powders.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07
One of tie MYSTERIES.

It is not OF the perpetual mystery Attendant
upon the selection OF life partners that we are
TO speak though such an inference nj = hit be
gathered from our tide, ard though, more
over, the gossip which is ever curre nj on that
perpleXing suhiec. would seem to warrant an
extended article thereupOn. We say il is not
of this, but of fay more weghty mystery
that we are writing, namely, that which is as
ISOLATED with the fine art of tibing ones toes
in his hands and Jumping over stick This
was one OF the things That one boy could do,
and great many couldn't do in our school
days The boy VINO could do 1t was OF course
the hero OF the hour, and the boys who
couldn't We're pack Of idiots Ill every body 5
opinion particularly in the opinion OF the
boy who Was assigned the part OF hero.
1t was mystery that never came out, to-
in spite OF whatever might be said or done to
trick the heroic youth, no hing could bs in
vented by which the jugslery could be seen
through
And so the boy wore the high honor till lie
died, and even then he was afraid that Ii he
disclosed the secret to one boy, others would
worm it ont Of him, which, Of course
wouldn't d. at all 50 il died with him.
But it must have been narrowing to the wonder
ful boy rs he lay there on his dying pillow. 10
think of the young hearts thai would sutf-r
as the result OF hi, singular caution it must
have made him feel as if he would like to steal
while away from his gloomy surroundings
and see them sutf-r few years longer
Poor boy his couldn't have been but an
adventurous career; indeed, such we our
selves remember part of it TO have be D.
Whenever his parents had visitors, even if
only for the brief space of an hour, their dear
son Joseph was called in to perform his mar
velous ftats (there were two of 'em) and his
every performance would elicit such a round
Of appl .use as would nee ssitate his removal
from the room to avoid sgooning.
st this period the boy was about three years
Old.
Some Of his visitors would bring him
bouquets with scent-imental notes attached,
which latter Joseph read with infinite relish.
He was about ten years OF age when We
came to know him.
He got SO used to the command to "turn
up that whenever he would hear any old
farmer casually remarking upon the turnup
crop, he would bring those toes upward IN
the snap of an eye-lish, and proceed to place
himself beyond the stick. Alb, lie was re-
boy, this Joseph, and the more we
think Of him, and the less We think OF him,
and-the madden We are with the little ignor-
anus John Gossip, IN Hertz a'd Home.
All hotels and steamboats, use Paragon yeast
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07

Friendship is 4 good deal like china. It il
very durable and beautiful so long as il is
quite whole; but break if, and all the cement
in the world will not quite repair the dam
ages. Iou may stick the pieces together so
that, at distance, it looks nearly as well as
ever but it won't hold hot water. 1t is IL
ways ready to deceive you if you trust it; and
it is, On the whole, very worthless thing fit
only to be set empty upon a shelf and for
gotten there. The tiuer and more delicate it
is the more utter the ruin. 4 mere acquaint-
ance, which needs only q little ilI-humor 70
break it ND, may be coarsely puttied like
that old yellow basin in the store closet: brt
tenderness and trust, and sweet exchange
OF confidence, can no moro be your4,
when angry words aud thoughts have
broken them, than can those deli
cate porcelain tsa-cups which We're
splintered to pieces be restored to their origi-
nal handsome excellence The slightest
crack will spoil the true ring, and You had
better search for new friend than try to
mend the old one And all this has nothing
to do with forgiveness. One may forgive and
be forgiven; bat the deed has been done and
the word said the flowers and gliding are
gone. The formal "makng up" between
two women, is Of no more avail than the
wonderful cements that have made a cracked
ugllness of the china vase that you expected
TO be your JOY forever Handled delicately,
washed to purity in the waters OF truth, con
tided to no careless. unsymptthizing hands,
may last two lives out; butt ''does
not pay 10 try to mend it. Once broken, it
is spoiled forever
SEmoCs-A week ago some fourteen or
fifteen girls employed in the Remington
paper mill, in this city, We're taken seriously
Ill after handling a quantity OF paper rags,
said to have been recently received from
California.
The disease is contagious, and in three
eases has proved fatal. The symptoms are
those OF fever, followed by an eruption, par
taking of the characteristics of both measles
md scarlet fever.
Drs. Grafton, Lewis, Crave, Lemire,
Streeter and Rudd have each been called in
different cases and none OF them, 50 far as
We know, think the disease is smallpox,
hough all of them unite ia saying it is con-
agious, and, as such, should be confined, if
possible, to the portion OF the city in which
t now exists.
The City Health Officer thinks it is an epi-
lemic disease known as German measles,
which is said to be more fatal than smallpox.
Exchange
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS

x oTERI-COMMISSION MERCHANT. AND
~ Wholesale Dealer in and Importer OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
Keeps always On hand general assert Ipent of Nuts
% and p FRONT and
"a and % FULTON street
Ial 6m between Gravier aud Poy,lr;,s Ne. Orleans
-FOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT
JOHN EOSIO
Proprietor of this Old and Favorite Uonsa
Announces to his friends that he has removed %
Ne. III CHARTRES STREET.
Between St Louis and Cont Streets
Where with enlarged premises and increased faciI
tiles, he will give them the best the market aords
at the
SAME Low PRICES AS HERETOFORE
Private Dining Rooms up stairs; also comfortable
furnished rooms at
REASONABLE RATES.
Thankful tor the liberal patronage bestowed upou
HIM III the past he asks for continuance of the same
'''ois In@6 5;n
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

CAROLINA COW PEAS CORN, OATS ETC
500 sacks CLAY PEAS to arrive.
1000 choice white c RN.
1000 Galena OATS.
500 bbs choice X. d. CORN MEAL.
100 = fancy Western GlITS.
For sale by GEORGE HECK 4 co.
Renov' d TO corner Poydras and Tehoupitoulas SIS.
E2r lw
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07

FPS In SuASa
LNER1 ZERS-FERTILIZERS-
No | Peruvian GUANO guaranteed
Eaugh's Raw Bone SUPERPHOSpUATE
and other approved Ferti izers. For sale in lots
to suit, by ARCHER n BOkLAND.
f2- 6teod 50 Matches rect.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07

F25 In Su&Sa
LNER1 ILIZERS-FE
No. l Peruvian GUANO, guaranteed
Eaughs Raw Bone sUPERPHoSrHATE
to suit, by ARCHER a BORLAND.
F2- 6teod 50 Matches rect.
I IGHT-LIGHT-LIGHT.
SAFETY-SAFETY-SA
Take notice that the price of the PEOPLES
SAFETY OIL is this day reduced from Sixty TO
Fifty Cents per gallon, at my stores 60 Camp street
and Is Dauphne street.
F2l I'm T. SEWEI.L Proprietor
T,HE TWO REPUBLICS
Mr.. THOMAS MCINTYRE has been appointed
Agent and representative in New Orleans Of the
TWO REPUBLICS, CITY OF MEXICO and he is
hereby authurlZea to receive subSc rptons and dveI
GEO w. CLARKE
Editor and Publisher
Mexico Feb 9Th 1875. Ell I'm
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS
CITY SCRIP in sums to suit for sale or PAY
MENT OF BACK TAXES made at very large
discount by
II. BIER, BROKER
Feel I'm Caronleet street.
II ARTWELL & CHAMBERS
WHOLESALE GROCERS
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
:B6 Tchoupitoulas street
And 81 New Levcc,
Between Natchez and Gravier
Fla en- New Orleans
CUPPLY YOURSELF WITH 4 COPY
SOARDS' 1878 CITY DIRECTORY.
The changes embraced in the above volume are
of the war. Business men should realize the
SAVING IN TINE AND MONEY ....
by Immediately purchasing a copy Of this vallable
Guide, containing an improved
STREET GUIDE,
giving a compile { miniature map OF each street.
Price Five Dollars.
For sale BY the Publishers:
L. SOARps & Co.
F1s I'm No Commercial Place.
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
"
We have on hand about 50 900 of STEWARDS
PATENT AIR GUNS which must sell We
will warrant each Gun to be of the most beautiful
make in the country They will shoot through an
inch board at five rods One Gun Will be securely
boxed and sent any address receipt of Five Dol
lars Send money in well seaed envelope to
F9 3m II. c. STEWART, Petersburg, N. Y.
THOMAS HASAM-
LUMBER
CABINS MADE TO ORDER
-. Every description Of Lumber always on hand
Sash Blinds etc. Mills and Yard: corner Cedar and
} ulla streets, New Basin New Orleans. Fl If
r w. BLACKMAN'S
. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. "a
1871 .Cnrondelet street
Open day and evening the entire year. Terms re
duCed twenty per cent. All commercial branches
taught. Parents and young men invited to call
j. W. BLACKMAN,
JAZZ lv Principal and Proprietor.
FURNITURE.
we gro now selling our entire stock OF
ROSEWOOD,
MAHOGANY,
WALNUT, and
COTTAGE FURNITURE
# Less than Manufacturers Prices on account OF
'etiring from business.
ID. KELHaM & CO.,
f. Pm 81; ROYAL street.
For Sale.
>O0n BALES Hay choice in lots 10 the |
tOOO trade, and in good order. Apply TO
EDW BURKE 142 Tchoupitonl.ts street |
or to 7. FAI;RELLY, Produce broker,
- Poydras street.
,O0O GALLONS STONE-WARE. Apply to |
1VVO T. BU REE
la22 If 1872 Tchoupitoula9 street
NENTRIFETAL POWER MACHINES,
Manufactured by the
On exhibition at
EXPOSITION BUILDING
New Orleans, La.
The public arc invited to witness the practi-
al working Of these labor saving machines.
McNEELY Z. IILBURN,
ialG II Agents Centriphtal Power Go.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
Montgomery Queens Circus.

As our younger readers are doubtless
informed. the time draws near when that
large philanthropist and practical ex-
emplar of the curiosities of the animal
kingdom and the wonders of Zoology.
Mr.. Montgomery Queen. will visit Car
son in the dual capacity of a circus man
and the head Of great moral exhibition
of the beasts of the jungle and the birds
Of the air. As to the excellencies Of the
circus department It is not an eNagser-
alton Of generous enthusiasm 10 say that
they come quite up to the limited prom
ises of the show bills: and it woul! be
difficult to discover more leOnine lien,
a more elepbantine elephant. a longer
necked giraffe or Il mole cachinatise
laughing hyena than the menagerie side
Of the tent afford TO the gaze of the ell
raptured beholder. As to the impression
produced by Mr. Queens circus and
mena.erie upon the minds OF the critical
Sacramcntans, the EreHiag Herald, of that
city. Informs lis Ill these terms, Il .mely:
The exhibition given last evening ut
Montgomery Queens circus drew full
house, every seat being taken long be-
fore tie hour announced for the per-
Torrance to commence. The exhibition
was fully mp to the high standard before
given, and the riding OF Fish, who has
recovered from the injuries received in
the accident OF Thursday last. was
superior to any he has yet shown in the
city. being more graceful than that of
Robinson, although it is a hard matter
to say which is the superior. Little
Mollie Brown, the daring rider and
somersault thrower. grows nightly in
popularity, and seems to introduce some
new feature surprising in feariessness all
preceding ones on each occasion of her
appearance. The acts are brought Oh
quickly, and the audience is not kept
waiting between. every member of the |
company seeming to be well drilled in
his respective duties; and the appear
ance of the usual pests selling fruit,
lemonade, candy, etc., is feature of the |
show worthy Of especial mention, and
reflects great credit on the management. |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
DISASTROUS FIRE IN VIRGINIA
CITY.
Sixty Thousand Dollars OF Property
Destroyed!
Special 70 the Carson Daily APPEAL.

| Special 70 the Cdrson Daily APPEAL
J We are indebted to Mr. Hcamis pixlcy.
proprietor of the Virginia branch A. & p.
Telegraph line, for tao following partic-
ulars of fire which took place yesterday
afternoon in Virginia City
Virginia City, May 19.-About )
O'Clock this afternoon a fire broke out
| which threatened to be the most extern
sive and disastrous ever experienced in
this CITY, and but for the almost super
human eXertions of our courageous and
skulful fremen the disaster must have
been terrible. The origin of tho Ere
was in Resemblance furniture store on
B street. The situation of this store, on
the west or windward side of G street
rendered the situation all the more per-
ilous. At this time the flames are under
subsection, and the following rough
statement of damages is ARMED a: ::
Rosenbaum Is store and contents entirely
consumed. loss very heavy. Hotel. adj
joining, was threatened with destruc
ton, but was saved after being dam
aged to the extent. probably of 81. 200.
The Masonic Hall is much damaged, the
roof having caught fire and the upper
stories being very much injured by fire
and water Williams 4 BiXlcr' build
Jig was ON fire at ole stage of the con-
fagration. but escaped serious injury.
Probably 5000 will cover the loss.
Buckner & Redding loose very heavily,
their soloon having been drenched with
water and badly smoked. Their loss is
estimated as hi Oh as So, 600 Tinker &
Shepherd will lose at least 50, 600, and
there are many minor losses. Impossi-
bic at this tine to ascertain who was in
sured. The widest excitement pre-
vailed during the progress of the contia-
grafton. The tilemen accomplished
wonders.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

TESTING The HERITS OF TEE New
by the Legislature licensing gambling.
That enactment became law notwith-
standing the objections of the Governor
| (Blasdel) duly set forth in veto mes
! sage. During the session of the last
Legislature several bills having refer
encs 10 the vice of gambling with cards
were introduced and, IS our readers will
remember, there was no little stir caused
| by the discussion Of the same. It is a
part Of the history of this attempted
legislation that in ths last hours Of thu
session a compromise bill was agreed
upon, introduced and passed; but i. is
also an historical fact that the bill signed
by the Governor was not the bill that
received the sanction Of the two houses.
4 certain amendment in whose adoption
the Senate refused to concur and from
which the House finally recedei, was
by mistake, enrolled in the bill Il IS
upon this weak spot in the existing sta
tutS that the sports through their attor-
ney, General Clarke, are directing their
operations. To make an agreed case,
Mr.. IVES. George refused to pay the H.
cense demanded of him by the Sheriff,
and so tie matter was taken before the
Supreme Court on mandamus. The
case was argued yesterday. District At
torney Patterson appearing for the State
and General Clarke for the hosts of
Pharaoh, the minions of monte and the
kindred of the tribe of keno Taken IN
der advisement.
The SALAMANDEE did his regular saia-
Wandering ut the Carson Theater last
night. He is a Fifteenth Amendment
Salamander and good deal of fire !
eater at that. He stood upon the stage, |
a stalwart African with bare hands, |
arms, feet and legs, and the way he |
handled hot iron and sucked hot iron |
and rubbed hot iron all over his arms |
and rammed red hot shoe shape down |
his gullet is caution to people who are
not Salamanders. He does all, and
more than advertised; and then there's
the sweet tones of the bagpipe thrown
in. There's no humbug about it, the
man does handle hot iron and things
with surprising IMMUNITY.
The hall of st. John Lodge of colored
Masons is about completed. 1t is situa-
ted in the southern part of town, on the
ground owned by Colonel Jacob John
son.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
FATAL ACCIDENT On THE v. s. T.
RAILROAD.
A brakeman Instantly Killed and
Terribly afanxled.

A brakeman named Jack Cairo, who
was employed On Conductor Hobart S
train-freisht train No. 81 running be-
tween Carson and Removals instantly
killed yesterday afternoon at Brown S
station by falling between the cars and
being run over. We are informed by
Mr.. Jones, who is brakeman On the
same train, that the fatal accident was
not known until poor Jacks body was
discovered lying across the track as the
train. which was switching at the time,
was backed to where he was killed. As
many as six cars, it is thought, passed
over him. The entire top part of the
head was crushed eff, and both hands
and both feet were severed. Death must
have been instantaneous. He probably
stumbled and fell right down upon the
track and under the terrible wheels. The
remains were brought to Carson last eve
ming. The deceased was a single man
about thirty years old and from Wiscon-
sin. 1t is said he has sister in Chicago.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

AT TIE RATE things are progressing,
zerowards, the time is not far of when it
will be a misdemeanor punishable with
fine and Imprisonment or both, to be
caught in the act of holding any Ophif.
The stock mems Kite never did take a
more tremendous fall than the present
and the hoarse and persistent cries for
more mud" are awful to hear and to
think of. Somebody said last night that
Ophir Was % on the street
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
Life il sweet.

The blood is the life OF the human system.
Keep it pure and all is well for this purpose
no standard medicine has had uniform and
amazing success as DR. HENLEV's CELEBRATED
l. Y. l.. Bitters. This is pure stimulant nledi-
catedwith the finest torics and Alternatives which
the vegetable kingdom affords: and is the only
preparation st presen known which thoroughly
meets the Emergency. The effect of this pop
ular restorative il continuous. Each dose taken
invigOratcs the vital energies and the brain and
its prolonged use will Internationally cure any
case of debility or mental turpidty that does not
arise from organic causes beyond the reach of
medicine. II is in the strictest sense of the
word, an inNigorating and regulating cordsl
If the nerves are tremulous and relaxed. it
braces them; If the liver is torpid ii promotes
activity in that organ: if the appetite is poor and
digestion a slow and painful operation, it ere
ates relish for food and enables the stomach
TO convert 1t into healthfUl ailments. More
over. II - specific for = large number of all
meHts. some Of which particularly pre-
valent III the damp and chilly weather which
We often experience i'll uiil-winttr Among
these may BE- mentioned rheumatism. chils and
fever. and all the morbid conditions o. the Iii.
Eestiv organs. by insurIng pCTfey; digestion
and proper ftow ot bile. it insures ppre blood,
vigorous circulation. and a ! roIlpt discharge
II all waste matter from the system. lnyl?lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

VALUABLE DOG Losr.-Nr. de Nruf + bcaut.
ful and valuable setter dog, spot i missing.
When his owner last saw him he had on n collar
and a tag numbered 81. Anyone finding the
same and returning him 10 his owner at Fos's
questions asked. rIyll-lw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
THE FAvonI1E.-The Bank Exchange Saloon

A-h L n 'Si'A- hc bGuh IAe-u4-c Ehlooi
corner Of King and Ornsny streets. is becoming
the faTorite resort Of this city. The great
attraction is Fredcricksburg Betr, while che
best OF wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. first class P,iro tame for the
amusement Of guests. Il cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its rcconIuen-
da'iors to public favor. Il. l.. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
What is to he Done on Decoration
Day.

It is high time that something definite
were dome. anything Is to be done
about observing Decoration Day in Car
son. There are but ten days left in
which to perfect arrangements for pro-
perly celebrating the occasion, and we
hope that at least there will be formal
visit of such Union soldiers as are living
here to the graveyards where lie the re-
mains of our honored dead. The obser-
vance of the day with parade and ex-
ercises at the grave and in some hall is
much to be desired but in the event of
the impracticability of so extended ex
ercises the decoration services should at
least not be neglected. We know of no
ceremony more impressive and no honor
better deserved than that of the strewing
Of garlands over the graves of departed
heroes. =. S.-Since the above was
written we have been requested by a
deputation Of Union soldiers TO call q
meeting for Saturday night at < o'clock,
at the District Court Room. We hope
there will be full attendance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he N, deal r:o
fession. pH. Wa. HALLS DALsAN FOR THE
lungs cures Cou~ls. Colds rld Consumption
and all discases ofthe Throst ard Chest. DIR
TDN\SIEl = TUuTuALLE ANOlYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mLi?.Uiu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
Evening Report


Il Valley c.. 81,
555 Raymond d Ely II. 4O1.
700 Eureka Con a. 49,
295 Phoebe ,
30 American Flag p
800 Condor 75c. soc. SOC SO
49, Belmont %. ..
20 Rye Patch :
100 Ell Dorado South zoe
10 X X Con 3
153 Cherry Creek ,,
800 Webfoot ..
375 Leopard 49,. 49,
go Jefferson ., 81. 81.
so Gila 81.
600 Panther II
50 S V Water 103
80 Eureka G. vs.
200 Mansfield
500 CaliStoga ). ) b3
1860 G Chariot 81. 81. SIS b30
PCS Mahogany 81, 10
30 Gilmore q
400 S Chariot q -, 2
160 War Eagle Al, ~.
90 Poorman =.
l05 Dayton 2'., q.
so Dardenelles %,
l20 Rock Island 4. AZ
1475 n Y Con 5, l :, l..
10 Occidental 3
100 Senator
30 American Flat /. ;. g..
~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRnisBT HoUs1--sEoRGE u. FEYER. PRoPnrEroa
II Culbertsou ' liag,ria2u c Gr-reY
L b Rail c Pagan Il T. standish
" Bielman . Ian
81. CHABr-Es HOTEL, GEO. TuFLl. PROPRIETOR
VI Hogan rarn-s W II Carlton
L Mulcshy y Chapman
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
MINING STOCK REPORT


Forenoon ROard
zoos Ophir 3711ss. SO. 3S14. 39a4 b30
1905 Mexican AZ. Il. 14".. a.. bio
725 Gould Il Curry Il. 1G1.. 16. 1917
1882 Best & Belcher 421ss. AZ. 421l
los Savage 81. %. 931ss. 81. 81
$50 Chollar 81. 6S, 20. SO. II. 71ls
80 Hale & Norcross IS, Sc, 30
405 Crown Point 80. 291ss. 29s., 29sl
375 Con Tirginia 400. 1929. 400, 395
40 Justice 90. 80 b30. ST.
so knickerbocker 2lla
275 Challenged
100 Caledonia IA, AZ
20 Eclipse 6
30 Confidence II. 49,.
525 Bullion As. &c. 4511ss. 49,.
995 Julia 8. Sss. 81
20 Silver Bill. s..
800 Imperial 81. 6. 81. 6 b3
$50 Yellow jacket 76, 7511I1, -
500 Belcher 2s1I@s. %. 27i%z, u. &c.
10 Exchegner go
100 Union 3. 81, 81
240 Utah So. 51a
260 Alpha II
1745 California % $50. 53, 81. $50, =
$50 Succor II
100 Bacon
SEQ OveIman -. a. 81, l3
AS Kentuck -, 49,.
100 Daney soc
800 Globe a.. Il.
345 Empire
420 Sierra Nevada 81. 9
Is Seq Belcher IS
2s5 Lady Bryan 4, Il,
100 Baltimore Con 4 >. H.