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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

The impression made by DR.. Newman be-
fore the House committee in his statements
concerning the consular system of the United
States, was decidedly favorable to him as
showing that his rowing mission was some
thing more than a mere pleasure tour. He
was able TO give good deal OF fresh aud ap-
parently accurate Information concerning
Cur consular system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24
To Advertisers.

In order thai the large and rdotRy f'scTedssno
esfition Of THE STAR may be delivered TO Us car
rse-s and served to subscribers az q reasonable
hour each day, e Is necessary TO close the forms
a. nearly as possible at O'Clock D. M Adperti-
s-s are therefore requested 10 send in their a1ter-
fse,'sesus not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
received after This hour there Is oreas danoer that,
Etth The exception Of imperative cases,-ssaca az
Dedfhs, Lost, 6c.,-they oouusot appear t1ul the
I0QosOiyQ ddy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

ErXTRA LARGE WHITE SPREADS 81 Blankets
II at greatly RED uced prices at the cheapest store
IN the city, CONNOLLYS,
iaall-tr Cos 9th street. on ~ Patent office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

That old man broken with the storms of
state" Governor Allen, of Ohio. is advised
oy the Scioto Gazette to remain in private
life. 1t would be simple and unmixed cruelty,
says the Gazette, to again drag this venera.
bic statesman from his happy retirement to
run an Improbable race for the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

The Trenton IN. j Gas Company has re-
solved 10 reduce the price OF It's gas to 81 30
per Thousand feet, with a guarantee To main
tain that reduction for two years. We ara
waiting TO bear from our Baltimore com
pany--t baltimore American.
III the Baltimore company Ia as dumb as
our Washington company In answering ap-
peals for reform, the people Of that city are
likely 10 wait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24
LAR DISCHARGES, PARTIAL DEAFNESS
IL AND CATARRH OUkED

For the next twenty one days DIR. HARTLEY
Cners 10 treat all persons free Of charge
until cured thereby proving his success unequalsd
and protecting the deaf from being swindIed by
paying self sly led aurtsts exorbitant fees in al
BY permitting the application Of dangerous reme-
dies by mex perienced aud unskillfui hands The
loss OF money may not be material 10 some persons
but the deprivation OF OF the most I'm port ant
senses ousht t. be treated ard regarded with more
than ordinary solicitude.
DIR HARTLEY begs TO state that he has no con-
Lection with any person advertising to cure deaf
ness neither has ha given perm isson for the pup-
Ication OF Certificate purportiDg TO emapate from
him and cannot, therefore, be responsible for any
Alarming consequences resulting from rashness and
Deafness, noise In the head, and all disagreeable
discharges from the ear speedily aud permanently
removed without causing the least pain or incOn-
veDlence. cure in all eases guaranteed where
malfor mi alton does not exist.
The following letter IL from highly ished
young lady who has been deaf since chlldhood-her
testimony Is submitted without comment:
DR.. HARTLEY-DedT SiT: Having suffered some
years nth deafness and discharge from tue ear-the
effect OF scarlet fever while q1ite young- am de-
firOus OF urging those similarly afflicted to test
your skill, through which have had my hearing
ccDpe restored and the disagreeable discharge
cured. / would assure them that the process is
Leiiher tedious nor severe, and that the kind and
gentlemaniy administration of your treatment can
not fail to win the grateful esteem of the and
the confidence Of the public.
Miss KATE OUrRN.
DR. HARTLEY'S Office and Residence, 936 L
street. Consultation and examip alton free. Hours
from a. m. to p. m, and from 10 pm. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

BOARDING..
p0ARDING "A cheerful south front ROOM,
ID with good BOARD; private family; excellect
neighborhood; modern cOIyeniences. Apply III
II street northwest. Jan22- 81
I ODGING ROOMS, 50 cents per night.
IL TABLE BOABD, IS per week.
MEALS, 40 cents.
jsn20 St. ass Pennsylvania avenue.
'CREMONT HOUSE,
Corner ID street and Indiana nrenhs.
Rates-Per Day, So 50. per Week, s 10; per Month,
50. Table Board per month, S25. This faVorite
Hotel has recently been improved, newly furnished
and heated with steam. Metropolitan cars pass the
house 10 and from the Capitol. No Liquors sold.
cec2-lm +. p. HILL. Proprietor.
EXCELLENT BOARD SIC per month; Rooms
- as II asOhsbie, nea. cars references 20 Dun
barton street, near Montgomery street, George
town. deC24- Inn
NIiLLIKEN'S HOTEL, C6rnsr lOfT aaf e sis
IFt nOgthUeSt, WASHINGTON, d. o., one 60 care from
Avenue, y, 9ih and 18th street cars.
Transient BOARD 81 per dsy.
FRANK HILLIKEH, Proprietor.
NO bar. declu-tr
NJEYEBs HOTEL,
&70-472 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Ea,rsly RenOrats1 and Improved.
Table board. Dinner &C O'Clock. BE WHY fur
nished Rooms for rent By the month. novlS so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

~ Circulation More than Three
Times that of any other Daily Pa
per published fn " ashingfOn, and
therefore on far the Best Adrer-
tfsfsG Mediun tss the Dtsfrfcf Of
Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
PIKE ef al, vs.. HALL ct al Equity, No. 4 693;
Docket Is.
This cause having been red to me to state the
Indebtedness of WILLIAM II. ADAM under a
certain contract No. 65l with the District govern
meat, hereby appoint THU RSDAY, January n,
ls5o, st 10 o clock q m, my Office in the west
wing Of the City Hall, as the time for examining
claims against said Adams under said CONTRACT
Ian22- THOMAS HOOD, udit "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

1t is understood that Congress will take
measures 10 investigate the manner OF let
ting mail route contracts by the Post Office
department II is possible the inquiry may
result In good, but If that body would care
fully frame law which would cover frauds
In contrsets and ensure the punishment Of
INSCRIPTIONS persons, il would do better.
The law at present on the statute books is SO
defectivein construction and so limited In
score that IL has been found impossible 20
obtain convictions under it. II a few OF the
thieves could once be sent to the penitenti-
AIRY the system of fraudulent contracts would
be broken up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

ACQUISITION Interesting TO hotel keepers and
their guests was decided by Chief Judge
Brown, IN Baltimore, on Saturday. Some
months ago regular boarder at hotel, on
Temporarily leaving his room, gave the Key
TO the proprietor. During his absence cloth
ing valued at s55 WAS stolen from his room,
and upon sscertaining this fact he demanded
reimbursement from the proprietor. His
Cemard was refused, and he brought suit TO
recover, but lost the case. He then appealed
20 the city court, and on Saturday Judge
Brown reversed the former decision and
gave a Judgment for s35 and costs in favor OF
the defeLdant, holding that the proprietor
was guilty OF negligence In having a num-
Der OF keys fitting the locks on the doors OF
the same rooms, and thus had not fur,ii-,. I
sufficient protection TO the effects o. as
boarders or guests.
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DRY GOODS
Z | 1
I'll MARKET SPACE.

BARGAINS BARGAINS
SPECIAL center counter devoted q Dress Goods,
c'Osing cut az I've Per yard
sfiS. 'h All "0'' ri,'o' reduced 70 'se-' ~'f's
Cottons, cheap Anaroscosgin. leo wsmsutta.
Table Linens, &c, worth &c.
l0-s Sbeetlngs. &c Per yard.
Good Wine w,oi Blankets % 80 Per p.sr.
osicce.. tsst oolors,e she. NerS best Prints. So.
WM. BIRD WYIIE,
janis Or lOla SENrNTa STRGuT
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..>.
1AS HUUSk,
c,r,,y
Carson Ct.y. Nevada
, 1876-05-19
DELAWARE.

pOLlD FUN NLhlHHs
NEW Yong, May 1s,-The Tima Dover, Del,
spcdal says; The Republican State Convention
met hero to-day. Manloys Hayes, Of Kent. was
chosen permanent President.
The delegation elected WIS solid for Blaine,
and instructed TO vDto III hla favor.
Tic resolutions adopted declare thai the Re-
puoltcans Of delaware pledge their unalterablo
devotion to the cardinal principles Of the party,
including tho payment OF Tho Government eblIga:
tions in coin or iH equivalent, aud In honest
Administration, and TINT james G. Dlalpo nlccta
tho requirements Of the Centennial year ~ the
poncnt Of thsso principles. 4 nnmbor Of Dristaw
resolution, having left the Convention.
A eharp contest then took place ovor another
resolution declaring that no Federal oflcclol.1gs
should b delegate, The OBJ !cct being To exclude
Ds, P.ettyn'an, United Btates Collector, Hlo had
bcot, named ~ delegate by lntoritJ Of tho Stls.
sex County Caucus, but who was auFpcctcd Of be.
Ing lcss fsicnaly To 1]lalno than to Brlstow.
After 4 waEni debate the resolution prevailed but
Pr. rrettyman's friends iuslsted on blu rights, and
the easlcus named satisfactory substitute.
Tho following arc the Delegates: James Scott,
R1chard +: Smith, John Il. l!ouackcr, James 4.
Sodlsnd, Ell Il. sharp, u. ". Moorr. unlcr tho
Instructions all will vote for D1atnc.
, 1876-05-19
OHIO.


WHAT Is THOUGHT OF TILE NOMINATIONS,
Special Dlspafeh 70 2hs 11baas
WASHINGTON, D. c., May lS.-Tho triumph
of Dill Alien Is utterly hloomprchcnstblo tqthe
hast4nopoy Democrats Of the East mud Wcst-
It ID generally admitted that 1t tho two-thirda
rule Is not abolished tic action Of tho Ctnctn-
natl Convention respecting Allen may trouble
the Democrats. It Is feared that, with 30 pow
crful m Impetus q the Ohio Convention may
give to tho intuition element, g1cenbaek delo-
gates may 10 elected to aggregate one-third Of
the Convention.
The abatement Of Judge Advocate Dunn about
The pendleton claim was sent cut by tho Cly-
tner Committee At this timo ior the purpose Of
enabling Pendeto1 10 become Chairman Of ths
Cincinnati! Convention. The COMMITTEES has had
Dunn's state1nant for y long time. bat only Just
make 1t public. This siAteincnt In no respect
changes iendaetans relations .t t9 ~ the elsn: M
ths OAio Democrns4 yastcrdsy removed Thurman
from the at Of Democratic cand9dater, and W tax
Ing ont Of the Of lila most formidable OPP
bams Of the Ohio Democrats, hawovsr, assert That
there will bn ThaE1uAn delegates atnonK those
scat from Ohio. and that tho fact that bsnator
Ihusmsns near friend snd .uppe,stss. BaEgasnt
uuuncratie culnnlitcc, shows that tho Convention
BY my oxpsctation ot carrying Tho currency ptI.
friends, taking ,aa vsw ot.ths subject asseft that
the changes Of his nomination for the Presidency
hnvs beta rather Improved than Injured: They
ihs gEvenLack hcrvaies ol tta Ohio Democracy.
| They sh!nk, also, that 1t places him ,ia
ths po.fs!on ,,,' Fl ,. mast nm ~ .u 4esep.
U Es.e1a yosets .nas aaa a pateaas
ever boon here toloro. II, therefore,, oA oAas1 FL
/ ef M1AkanS hetNssn tho fuantls Ok
, 1876-05-19


Shortly after the Fiity.thit Regiment left tho
island, q ship arriving from England with dis
patches, Sir II. Lowe came 10 Longsood to SEQ
Napoleon. 1Io sent word BY Marshal Bertrand that
he hal some orders which ho Wished to show him.
Napoleon, sent word 10 sypty that be could not DO
papers OF orders to him. Slr II. Lowe then sont
word that he wishcl to 8ee I3onarnSte personally.
Bertrand returned again, ana lid That + w. ", , @
Sit Hudson Lowe then left saylng he would come
the next day; Nan,leon kept DIE room ~ al tho 70.
s1rivod tho following morning Napoleon VI. ~ OBJ
stinate, and sent tho same MASSAGE az tho dsY be.
es by sr ,ssa adsesa 'saE In %afS s, en- sb bsf
aa nes @s S1s longer S a saa -
message Napoleon eent no answer. but kept, 6s
Hudson waiting ior about two hours sfr Hudson
Knocked ss dc several lines, Sa. received no snzwer
10 then said 70 Marshal pertspnd, loud enough for
Napoleon 10 hear, that II Thy door We1n not opened
receiving no answer, slr Hudson Lowe asked mo ii
1,onap.;s was r taking sny msdstne f =. L hs wa
q lis tatinE .ny medicine, sat that h. had kspt
hls room t9s I've days Ar hAdson I'd 2, Knocked
ono Of tho Eappcss and miners with q csowbas, and
annR ont th.ttf Napoleon did not gi1o him admit.
StIii these @ ' wa no shsSer. sestuiply must =,
tha. Ss Hudson hs1 grSas deal Of patience on this
oechaion al last h1 QFtltEcu the 0tan u pfxc lie
do9e open, which 10 did o. gently ~ be could
y bis mornlng gown readia4 book. When Blr
1 Hudson Lowe cAteted Napoleon ross from his
poasIon and asid, s'Impudont and pscauuptaous
rulllaul ~ yenr Instruction. authorize Jou to
force adm!ttanes 70 your superior In thia ineoiont
treat your guests toi No (ofi gncst Or prisoaor,
ynu hare right thus 70 inlfut!e oa my PRIVACY"
Sir Hudson Lows answered, ~ know nothing Of
| any gucat here, but do perfectly well know Den
| uonapafte, prisoner OF war, under clsargp Of IN
English Governor, End that you are he, and hare
apponscd by 1lta Majtaty'a Pr.yy Council
Al GovSraol and Comm2nler:t In Chief OF this
island aul It, f0fcss, you vol know that Am
| authorized to hAvx Acecas 10 Jsu Whenever deem
| 1t pseesaary, aud tE.at It u part Ut my duty
to read and proclaim 10 you, General, aud
your fellow prisoners the 9sden and Instructions
thas my receive from siae 70 i9S" TIM HSsf ST.
then s.ld, With souse. warmth: rrysu,Hpt9oua
u,aul know yo+, vell. False aud ylolsnt,-balll l
| you arc nut worthy to afoune my lrs,-your Ia"
| structions ordgF TINT whuteyeF concerns tie E!n.
putor h suits shall bo introduced by tbs allied
Eomulisslonssa, and not bJ ths doYsfnor, 1aGe
anything forced upon him by violence; the N,n'
pesot will not hehE anything you may hare 70 say
whether from yourself or from thoss vho hire you
w abuse tho laws OF hospitality aud opPEess msn
dono." And hs resumed Ills book. 6tr Hudson
Lowe than said quite eslmly' "From Gen: Bons.
lhey hAvs visited Longxood they decline
tbs orders wtci, hnve arrived duly executed by
every individual whom. thay mny caucetn. withult
any distinction Of pcrsons. "-S. Jo0ees' MagdsIis,
, 1876-05-19

There was IN utter absence Of anything
bordering on tho sensational yesterday around
tho C!ty-Hnll. Mayor Hoyne was early Mt his
snnctum In tho City Clerks Office, and was
lnusiiy engaged during the greater portion Of the
day In perfccting bis inaugural mesaage, and
discussing mattcrs Of municipal politics with
the Aldermen as they dropped In. During the
forenoon no received the following cornmnn!ca-
tion from Mr.. Colyin, who still slbscribes him
self Mayor. Wl,at some people will DO in thels
s}Otagu Il beyond coInptehensIon:
cnicAao, Mar IL, lB78.-Yas Hon. Tho,nas
q the I'm iast fn which you an 'ny attention to
Sec. s, Art- VI: Of the city charteri cnini that
you have elected Mayor Of this city; that you
have qnnl!1ed as such olaces; request me to deliver
to you nll property. books ETC. in my possession
belonging to the office, md 10 ycld possesslvn up
to you OF tho room In the City Hall building tfcsfg
mated for tho Of the hnyur. take It Tint the
object OF your communication Ia merely 10 project
ynnr pretended claim to the ofcc In question, and
therefore, this my acknowledgement of tue receipt,
fully arcomplishua your purpose. If, howoyot. You
timo prescribed by law. Respectfully,
II. d. CoLvtN, Mayor.
In the legal situation there wns nothing nups.
Mr., uoynBs counsel hope to furnish theif plead
lnSs in0 to-day. and In that event the papern
Will be 1lcd during the afternoon With tho closk Of
the Criminal Court.
, 1876-05-19
NJ a spec,al committee to unrsvcl It.. thetnforo
snoyn that il bo referred to a special committee,
Snd ber thst / nay be excused from serving OMIT.

meys sRSsssi tsss 3 sstssred . :psssl sonmttes
and beg that may b. nunnq sasqssa up :f0 serving 0a
Aid. Hrtdreth--1 shall continue to think that we
ought not 70 delay IN the premises; Perhaps s y
sTs 4 ess s
sa ssy sa3hs n IL e s ba oD
Tor tho sun Of money that tho railroad companies
a,s the ssa Sessf sn% y sSy syp7
set aeea II day q
Toliss % tafe stcps immediately toyerls mskl:s
VIII a. ;; ors. Ts dseas A. sf Il: ' S" ss.' +
owst. Esttas for s1s ha Fe'Ist eaf
tr 90 os no; MONEY. e. nefeecnee 70 somntce takes
limo. ii delays tho matter Ths propos,t,on ,ds y
Vii nH1n 4; I, sss sS 80 ns' far
thst psopeFtJ, tho city protecting them .gans. the
1ehs t6a peops upon Mehfssn, ,hSr sSsnss sis,m. OF
nS annsa4 IN tho future. Ii should be tho rat
act Of tRe Council 70 take sscps a. o1ce towass re-
SeTos Sofn VII 81 ~ siag and al
psnies i ones commence their work nGon tast a.
Rsss vo sfa .tsss oi Chicago asking
heartily sgsss ,ay Nth ost. a. .TsG9%e 99;es
ing Ing this On The Council at tho present time: The
Moy ,h q US tss are sss nSx Wp ssvs head
5es1s. 5 but We arc nj thoroughly acquainted with
thsso ns tts' s .SoaS sna Se /. 1ey 's ees hed
dec any rights bnt II thoro aro questions ct Fipa.
ents rsn ss sod " apderako 10 ss whst
II worth million, wo ought to lnyestsEatn all
pse eg sres G t. pss oG gaes;
sna ~oa,a A'ssn'' &C. better, I beeausS they W%a!d
, 1876-05-19
Dom Pedro Aul tho Monkeys.
MuaAfnufdH EAfaHfclk

Ths Emperor Do<u Pedro y!oltcd the Smith
sonian Institution, and while gpx!ny iuteltly ut
alaEge case Of monkeys Of all sur.s usrl sizes,
remarked that they reminded hin n,nrc Of IRA
Ell tl.n ANYTHING liz hud seen IN tIIis country.
To this little dltuInuttve dried.u},, .Ark-skli,-
ned bystander lnade bolt to inquire: "'s,ase
YOU'VE gut plenty Of ttem In Hrazilf" 10
which tho Dom Instantly answered: .Yes, u
.wildcrness Of monkeys and
| see you've got fcwtn t6!s oountry.T The
yhols party laughed; bgt peshaps lhe Dom
nttle u,An said no more, Cause tha biz DoIu
looks, Z he got Hled, u Il he might sltks from
, 1876-05-19


Srn1H1r1ELu, Ill, May 17,-And now comes
Ed Merritt to the front, and, through The col
umns Of tho Springfield .Rt1lsfsr, advocates the
ctatms or t.Col." Hhrlow for a renomtnntion upon
he Hepubiican State ticket It proyokes 3 smile.
cspecially on tho part Of these who rcmeMbe,!
Printing Ring which was inaugutated In
1874,-h ling which, got awny with
$l27, O0{l Of tho public funds IA fourteen months,
and OF which enm Ed got over $25, 600 Of ths
swng. Tho thcfts Of tho consp!ratots occurred nn
der Tho administration Of llarlow as Secretary Of
State md that tho guilty parties should desire his
want repetition Of tic printing steal, Of tic sale
Of loan h1kociat!nn charters, OF tho tanftnr Frauds
tho gcnofal appropriation bill On the tty, then let
them take tho bamocrntic organ ut Springfield a.
guide. ...-
ftIcIans. Republicans want mon for candidates
who havo neither mark,. spot, nor blemish upon
man, at tho wropK place and at The wrong time.
A QkLEGATE.
, 1876-05-19
KANSAS,

: DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION,
TorERA, Kan., May 18.-Tho Democratic
Convention ia tho largest ever convened In this
State. Amos 11atrs was made President.
The Committee on Resolutions reported a set
In favor Of no banks Of Issue BY United statcs
OF stnto authority; that tic Government sup
ply, tho paper needed in the shape Of grccn-
act providing for tbs resumption Of specie pay-
ments, and lnstsucting tho delegatas To vote tor
Hendricks.
No subjoct whntever wsns touched upon tho plat-
form but tho financial.
At t!iis time, II p, M. a few members headed BY
the platform, md snstTucting the delegates for
Hendricks, but they will carry It BY over three
fourths voto. . ..
No delegate IL ret appointed, bnt Il Is the intcn
ton to trnn.act all tho business and adjourn alnc
do sometime during tho night.
, 1876-05-19

AID. Lawicr offered the following:
Psso{n<a T],at tbs {,ity C1urk ba and II hereby
;nstructed 10 nrocuTe suifable haigcs lhe yaUe q
hu wvru by the men.bsrs of tle Council,
Ala n.f1.., Il, r.. hal ,,o,ya-.to,d Ah,t g,r
A'o. meceen 6a'o Ao 4'at unaefasoou si'n. 'o'
years 1t Ind been tho custom OF the Council to
furnish ba]ges, or, In other Wors stass, similar
10 Inoso "oTn W poiiceMon' mhy ahoapl not
the retiring Aldermen lcaye behind tllcm those
,vhtch tt,ev hail wur,,. He hal understand TINT
-" sL., s - IT,. ns,.s..,, -. -
those purchAseo tor Tue last Couscst eost 70
Apteco-qufte IN expcnsiyc thing. They could
~. ~ -, e..+,,v ,tsA f,r tho.s ocrtl.na, a.
n1 W., ~ ~ ~ ,seaii hem and ..v" ss ~ hun'
, 1876-05-19

A DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION IN M1cu1-
NAN.


Epeciai Dtsposch 10 7Ae 9ittmrs
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, May 18-Thc Demo-
cratic County Convention met to-day. NJ D.
Howard, Of Holland, WAS Chairman. The iol-
lowing delcgats were elected: Wm. NJ Terry,
Israel Y. uarris, Hunter savilge, D. +. Waters,
N. D. Howard, Vim. Dcnjaniuac, Cornelius
Deputter, and Jim DeYoung. The delegation is
snh,sesaInption, ausi'Tldeu, being captured by
tho lbilationtats.
nA1LaoAD PAAEs 70 THE CINCINNATI uoNvRN-
T1oN.
CINCINNATI, May 18,-Arrangemonts have
been made with the follo,ving-la1ne1 ruilronl
lines for tlc transportation Of delegates and
others attending The Republican National Com
avs fsaSs 70 se Ss 'c s s s osa S' 5usf M,e1 j as1
sea.sssn; csattal ai|fesd bsaains n ;eo q
Sss s.5 as l. fos Ssfso as ass 5ssi Sss
= Mobile; st: Louis !, Iron Nountaln: s. Louis,
Kanses city 4 Northern Missouri Pacific; IInnu.bal
Biaas ID isR inaian.pe!s H. Gosis III H. LOU. vs1sa
Clnoinnau, Hsu,tlton j Dayton; Kanankce Lsno,
HIoon.ington i Westerns Teosla ! lloek Island;
Toleao. Peotta q Wassaw; Fort Wayne. hiunete 4
5ans s s.
Lafsystl. q. Chicago; Pllat 4 Pse Marquette;
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