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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
SEW DocKMAsTE4S AND THEIR D04IEs.

The only business OF interest transacted at the
special meeting OF the Dock Department YESTERDAY
was the appointment OF ex-Alderman Robert naii
as dockmasfer OF the With District his ap-
pontment completed the plan agreed upon AZ tne
meeting of the Dock ba4rd an Wednesday. -Four
of the wharingers and two OF the assistants under
tie old plan, all Tammany men, were dropped from
the rolls while two Wanmaker and Smith, Kepuc-
licans, were promoted to deckinasters. Tee new
dock masters are ex-hldermen Hall, Kenny aaa
Gilon, of the County Democracy; Mr.. Callen, o.
1amrnany Hail Messrs Wanmaker. Smith and Croft,
Republicans and Messrs. Thorn pson and Abel Demo-
Gratis but rot identified with any faction.
" Has this order OF things by which so many
Tammauy men are displaced, any sgnncauceF
was asked OF member of the Board.
Z" Not at all. The only conclusion TO be drawn
from it is that the department nov has more
efficient corps OF supervisors OF the water 7uont
before"
1T ia to be understood that tho Commissioners
intend that the docknasters snail assume the
duties at present aud heretofore performed by the
harbormastersp
The dockmastcrs will perform only such duties
as are by law decreed to the Dock Department. II
shipmaster applies to q dockmasfer tor berth Tor
his vessel it will be the duty OF the dockiasster
to provide him with o berth"
Wall not the harbor1nasters assume that tins Is
an encroachmentP
All there will come the rub! If tho harbor-
masters attempt to interfere with the dOckAasters
then the question will come up In the courts and
the present uncertainty with regard To the legal
status of the barbormasters will be settled"
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THE NINTH REGIMENT TO EYcIMr TODAY

The 9th Regiment will leave the city to-day
for q weeks encampmcnt nj Peekskill. Last evening
the Armory IN Tweuty-sKthst wac filed with busy
men, The final preparations for early departure to-
day were not completed midnight The Colonel
of the regiment, william Seward, it, said 10 TRIBUNE
reporter:
We shall assemble at our armory at $50 Tomorrow
morning aud at IL shall proceed TO tho foot OF West
where steamer Long Branch will be IN
Whiting TO take Peeksk Our regiment will number
abou 200 men, The work OF the week viii be the
rs thai performed by previou, regiments We expect
10 accomplish great deal during our stay at the state
Camp nv mon arc determined to do their best TO
surpa the rooords made by previous regimcn tn
tend to carry spirit rather than the letter Of
military law do think u necessary 10 compel men
10 drill In the hot when the thermometer 049 in
the shade Tue discipline while In camp VIII be as
strict as consistent with the crcumst ances under
which wo are placed. On sunday morning the Rev.
Henry Ward, of New-Haokenssck. Dutches- County
will preach. on Thursday tue Veterans Association
will visit the camp Tia members have chartered the
steamer Shady side. and. with their friends vii prOea-
bly, number 500 strong The Inspection OF the ronsnt
wlll occur that day" -,
The th Separate Company OF the Troy City Corps viii
also 20 Pceksk to-day aud report To Colonel Seward
for orders.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday. July H. 1888.
THE BusIxFss EDUCATORS CoyvESTIoS.-The Busi-
pess Educators Convention, which has been in session
here for several days. adjourned to-day The conyen-
ton will be hed next year at Rochester.
sew BAxKs-The Acting Controller OF the Currency
has authorized Strong City National Bank Of Strong
CITY Kan. and the First National Bauk OF BigRsy1ne,
Ill., 10 begin business each with capital OF SJo,ooo
RAILROAD COMMISSION ArPorsTED.-The President
has appointed Byron Andrews, OF Washington, william
H. Bfidgman, Of STANFORD C0nn and Dudley r. Pbeips,
of NewYprk CITY, commission to examine ana report
upon twenty-five miles Of road constructed by the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, on the Missoals
division III Montana
ONLY ONE GARNET OFFICER IN rHs CuY-No meeting
of the Cabinet was held today Secretary Teller who
is the only Cabinet officer here, hnd short inter
view with PresIdeat ourlug the afternoon. hecre-
fary Teller VIII leave Washington for Colorado the lat
TER part July TIE President received visit ron
the delegates To the Business College Convention, which
has lust closed Its session In Washington
MAsuEsIx OF CAEGoEs.-The Treasury Department
has issued circular saying that the Department 10 In
formed chat In many steamship companies having
regular Lines 10 fcrgn ports fan 10 comply Win the re-
oCirernenfs of Section 4107 Revised Stafutes. relating
10 vs delivery 10 collector by the master or person
IN charge Of any vessel bound 10 foreign port OF
msncst OF all be cargo board said vessel In view
OF the positive requirements OF the secfon mentioned,
collectors Instructed bring them TO the attention.
40 far rs prartcsbe, of all parties concerned and 70
take measures IN usual for the enforcement
of the penalty by the statute Tor its violation,
in all cascs arising hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
BaocKE1M4y SUES COLLECTOR AUSTEN.

DEMANDING $685. 900 as DAMAGES FOR ms DIS
GRACE AND HUMILIATION
Private Bockelman, who was drummed out OF
camp al PeekskilL has begun action in the Kings
County Supreme Court against Colonel David L. Aasten
to recover SD 900 damages The complaint alleges
that on July s. 1881 the defendant without any cause.
Justification provocaton Whatever. assaulted the said
plaiutin ana struck him violently about The head neck
ana bark several heavy blows, he. the said defendant
being then and there aided ny several other and
IN. said defendant then and there imprisoned this plain
Tin and caused his hands and feet 20 be tied with rores
for the space night and part OF The next day
IL also charged that at the end OF This confinement the
defendant without any right authority. cause or justi-
acation caused the plaintiff 10 be held and kept In
tcdv and restraint while he marched through the
camp Of the 18th regiment, and drummrd oui Of tho
samnr Colonel Auiten IL declared To have acted ma
cously and with intent degrade and dcfame the plain
t and deprive him OF his good name and fame a.
soldier The aforesaid drumming out Of camp Ia pun
ishneni when lawfully inflicted. intended to iunct
upon soldier deep disgrace and humiliation Bockel-
mans at oneys John C. Perry counsel for the Broskyn
the Conf Of Inquiry Ter which Colonel Austen made
annie alton will consist OF three officers OF at least
G Innl grade with himself These will he appointed
either ny me Commander Chief personally or by the
OF thu Division 10 which Colonel Austen
belongs. 49,, -. =
Sergeant " II. Seymour OF Company T. Who was IN
command OF te provost guard on tho night July Q.
when Bockelmnn was arrested. says IN substance
BockelIEan found by the provost Etnrd on tho
bank OF the last night about IL 30 O'Clock m ho
ribe state of intoxicaon aid 10 all appearance dead
He was partly IN the river and partly ON the bank ne
was carried the stairs leading from the Jerry 10 the
camp aud when arriving the camp he awoke from
hIs tpor and ATTEMPTED assault the guard lie was
rsventsd from so doing and led toward the camp.
and Whnn about passing camp he broke IRON the
guard Inocsins one Of Ihem down. placed one OF his
hands behind him. and putting In the hip pocket OF his
trousers said: nave pistol, and by =. III use III
viii sl,oot YOU ALL He then oyefpowcred and
assstsnce called he rayed and shouted aad said
'Oh let me xiii somebody. 1 win XII some OF you
nv -, He then taken 10 the guard tent not only
for his own safety but for the safety OF al persons thin
the camp His conduct was that OF raving maniac, his
Language most foul, horrible and blasphemous."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, July ia naval court
martial has been ordered to at Portsmouth N
H. on July 49, for the trial Of Seaman Hans FAnderson
The court will consist OF Commanders A. X fales'
president; b. ]. Cromwell, G. w. wadleigh and NJ. l.
Johnson. Lieuena ante wB. Everett and NJ X schwenk,
and Ensign L. W. Piepmeyer. with Captain r. C. Pope,
Marine Corps. judge advocate.
The United states ship Pinta will leave Norfolk 70.
morrow Hampton Roads. where she viii be Inspected
by naval board prior her departure for Alaska %
relieve the Uniied states ship Adams
Second Lieutenant William Flynn, 9Th Cavalry mas
been transferred from Troop TO Troop OF that reg
ment Leave OF absence for six months on SURGEONS
certificate of disability with permission 10 leave the
Military Division OF the Pacac. has been granted Cap
tain Daniel Madden. 9th Cavalry. Leave OF absence for
rix moutis 70 take effect wnen his services can be
spared his department commander has been granite
First Lieutenaht Henry p. Perrine, 9Th Cavalry Tue
tension of leave OF absence OH account OF sickness
granted Captain James H. spencer, 4th lnfantry, April
10 1888 s.n further extended stx months on
account sickness. The extension OF leave OF absence
prauled First Lieutenant William ID. Wheeler, lsfh
infnntry June 18, 1888. has been further extended
fifteen DAYS aHd tnst granted First Lieutenant Harry
Read. 25th Infantry, June Is, 1883, extended nve
months.
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A CHARGE AGAINST MS LaWFER.

On Thursday morning George D. Dunn, lawyer
OF this city, was arrested by the Sheriff under Nh
order sagned by Judge Donohue. at the instance of
hrs client. William Mckenzie, who charges him
with retaining money held IN trust. The plaintih
Dunn who was the attorney Tor the executors, held
in his possession W 800, McKsnze's share. On
April 8, 1882, Damn paid hun VI, 500 and giving
II for his account A few days aftsrwards Mckenzie
says, Dunn sent him paper to sign. and under
standing that IL was a mortgage on property IN
IT, Dunn now asserts that the mortgage was paad
and that he invested tie prooeeds IN npies which DO
refuses 70 surrender, OF his money, which was que
on April g. he Gays that he hss received only $262
Mr. Dunn card 70 o TRIBUNE reporter that by ad-
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Is A REGATTA ON SUNDAY LEcALs

A question has arisen in regard 10 the pos
sble application OF the Penal Code to the regatta for
small boats be held sunday July % for which Ar
rangements have bosn making for some time EI-Com-
nodore NsDle the stakeholder of the regatta said TO
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that Sunday had been
chosen because the owners of the boats to participate in
the regatta were all iaboring and could not ger
away from their work any other day The owners
OF these small yachts" he added. ara almost always
out sailing on sunday like the owners OF largo yachts
The police never think OF stopping man from takmga
saii on Sunday True this regatta sailed for prizes.
bur do not think ttat the police win interfere. When
Sunday was fxod the day the toe fact that
might be regarded ipfraction OF the Penal Code
was not thought Of"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
UNDER THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW.
WORK OF THE COMMISSIONERS.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-That portion of the
new Civil Service law which applies appointments TO
places IN the Governmental service viii become opera
tive On Monday next but the Ciy Service Commission
will not have concluded its marking Of the standard OF
enc applicants thus EXAMINED for at least two weeks
Vow that the examinations IN Washington COM
racsed TIE Commission will 20 to work on the papers
of those who have applied for admission
TO tho departmental service at Washing
ton, and who have been examined here and
In otaer citie- and prepare their markings. Az
these are learned the win be entered On the
s. OF egiblss ia the order OF Ia ir standing. From
ths lst OF cligles" VIII be taken the usmes of those
TO be certified for appointment in OF vacancies oc
curing in any OF the DEPARTMENTS About $50 persons
have been examined Tor the Department service at
Washington. owe. so per cent OF which number will
probably be graded above 65. tae minimum successful
figure.
At the examinations here today the best time was
made py a coiored man, who flied his papers In four
persons Of atty Completed their papers IN the
allotted six hour-. .
Corpmissioner Eaton who has been conducting the
erniusroae nt will return 10 the CITY To-
e,ufr,w Commissioners Thca&a and Gregory are here
now bu. Judge Tboman Will leave August FOR San
Franctsco to superntend the local examinations to be
he'd thcre August l3. The Following Government
examiners in that city: j. II. Miller aad Charles e
Leayti the Collectors oice; joan Patson. oil the
Naval office y. Hoy OF the hpptaiscrs once,
and A. f. Cooper, Of the Surveyors oihce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
FOURTH RACE, HANDICAP. NILE.
BASEBALL NEWS.

Two picked mines named by Aldermen Grant
and Carroll played game of baseball a. the Polo
Grounds yesterday I. giyea out that the city
fathers aud politicians would take part In tho
game and probably 800 people visited tao
grounds expecting to sse farce. Much to
their disappointment rotand Alderman ay-
peared field into condition for the hospital
Instead trim Lot of young belongi TO local
letic clubs and employed clerks appeared. There
were several efcssonais among the PLAYERS Instead
of farce really good game played. In fact ii was
more interesting MANY OF professional matches
have been OF late. few city fathers and ward polts
clans were present with their retlnue followers
Alderman Grants nine knew how 60 play Ia the field
but could NOS WELD the bat TO any advantage. Alder
man CaroH's nine were Just the reverse for
they batted the bah hard and played
Ike the poorest smateHrs In the field. The
Grant men took the load in the first inning and held Il
To ninth. wbeo couple OF base-its game
for the Carroll Hogeins, the great trial man,
tried ny the Metropolitan management Tor two
hours and then rejected played In right field and he
had no chances he made errors There much ex-
enthusiasm after game, and and
other beverages lowed freely. full score of the
Is appended:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
TO CLEAR .STocxs NEXT WEDNESDAY.

Tho Clearing House for stocks under the approval
of tho Stock Exchange will be opened on next
Wednesday. for the first thirty days stocks Will
be cleared tor members free OF charge. The stocks
Union ST. Paul common, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and Union Pacific. Sixty-nne stock
Exchange firms have signed the rules and regnia'
pent are Booaiy Mcclellan e. Co., Cobron Day *
Field, NJ. L. Dsfivas d. Co., Demott q Durant,
I),ck,ossn Bros, lanes e. Moore, Groesbeck O.
Schiey. Hewsop, KIibIeth & Co. Jameson, Smith d.
Getting, Kidder, Peabody 81 Co, Lockwood d Co,
Iunms 81 Day, c. II. Meigs d. Co. Owens d.
Ms,rrrr Roiynson.. Heckscher g. Co., George ).
scott Il Co.. Scranton & Willard. II. q. Stebbins 81
Son, T. c. Stedman d. Co., Van Amberg d. After
bury, s. v. Thite e. Co.. Woershofer o. Co.,
Whittemore e. Co., and Work, Strong a. Co.
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ARRIyAL or THE sANDLor oR4ToR

Denis Kearney the sand LOTT orator of
California. accompanied by his friend. Stephen Maybc.
OF San Franci.co the Asor House at lib
YESTERDAY directly from Chicago. where the two had
been as delegates 10 the Chicago Autobiography convcn
ton Mr. Keaney appears TO be thlrty-eight years
old is of sncdiam height. selidly buit and wears
a mustsche. He SPOKE TO TRIBUNE
repererof mission here, with crossed arms and with
a decided emphasis
"I found that tie Chicago convention was monopoly
gathering instead of an antmonopoly organizaton he
said " and my friend and myself were excluded by
a vote OF o. 20 70. The Illinois delegation packed
ana Kansas put poor potatoes Of the bot
tom of the barrel aud rotten sr awbcrries Mt the
bottom OF the basket we're in tho ascendant.
come IN the interest OF higher wages for the work
ing1aan and shorter hours. shall consult with the
werkingmen's organizations and shall probably hold
public meeting the hrst Of next week sha then 20
Philadelphia"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
rELEc RAPH OPERATORS GRIEVANCES.
THE OLD AND NEW RULES CONTRADICTION THr
CHANGE AFFECTS WAGES.

THE OLD AND NEW RULES CoMPAREp-Ho" The
CHANGE AFFECTS WAGES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSRl
CHICAGO. July -" What makes us feel
sore, said prominent member OF the Telegrsphers
Brotherhood today ais that the executive otnceis Oh
the Western Union Telegraph Company are endeavor-
ue 10 to the public that they seeking 70
benefit the operators by reducing the hours OF wors
while in reality they reducing wases- Their claim
that the new rules made simply 10 benent the men
"A rs also that they were put
IN force in order to avert q strike"
Chow do the new rules affect wagesT
"a few instances will serve to Illustrate the point
majority OF the operators night men aud what are
known as split trick Formerly seven hours const
urcd days work for the night and they were at
lowed twenty minutes 70, lunch; under the new raies
the men are required 10 work the seven
hours strasht through. II they take any
time for lunch they 'docked Tor ~.
Formerly the company compated tns "sses
OF the regular basis OF tweavsix WORKING
DAYS In each month"; under the rules they compute
wages ON basis Of thirty days One OF the regular msa
who gets $50 computes that he viii lose about Sea
month an his exra work BY tho new computation on
basis of thirty days. The chief operators salary ~
duced about $40 month. aud 30 on
~Umder the old rules day mon were required 70 WORK
ran hours aud were allowed thirty minutes for lunca
Now tnoy are required 70 work from - m. V $50
n NJ or pno aud half hours, and are noe allowed any
,,uc for luucn being .doeked for the time they are
sbeoat Ths Of course 10 advantage to them. bus
while tho few daymen are benefited. the nshs
men and split trick men are injured 70
corresponding amount. Out OF force OK
about o53 men In the Office, about cnefcurth arc o.
The regular pay ron An others are oompencd g wosk
thirty and thir1y-one dnys Q month TO SET ful pYs
Whereas they wsrc on the regular roll saey wsuaesv
~supsshtendsut Ciewu caann that the cSnpaV
has bean gradually caasnG salnsass does y ssep
Sasioa vltk ths Anege3p uain The company has been
sraanaly refusing sslsxiss {nsy answ test ths o2s
ues. Tssy hsvSat xas nea % e!esulns rc f2s -
and hnlf yoars Thoeo whe hAye o9oA hired lof1e4
49, vss lave tun V5ssS4 = - sxtza roil 90 hoye
ssss ss4sssi HWSsk 90 daSs ossS msasA ssaa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
MICHIGAN CROP REPORT FOR JULY

DETROIT. July 13.-The Secretary of State
has just issued the Michigan crop report for July The
rain fall during june measured at the ece OF the State
Board of Heata, nearly 10 inches. which exceeds
the average for vs years by ds inches aud the
for seventeen years the Agricultural College by
inches The weather during the arst eleven days OF
July was showery. making It impossible to hay
properly or culivats corn aad potatoes. Much moro
wheat Is grass edged than usual Complaints OF wheat
r,isng ARE quite general. The probable yield OF wheat
this year viii be - 1874 900 bushels Following arc Der
OF other crsps compared With those OF 1851
Coru-cres p anted DO; condition. ~ oats-c0ndtion,
BIZ bariey-con dition "a Wheat was slightly injured
by insects Twentysix per cent OF the corn planted
failed grow. Apples promise anaycrage Tor the state
OF 81 peapnes s.
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HoMING PIGEON FLIGHTS.

The last return reported from the loosing
of homing pigeons in Columbus o.. ON July was
made at O'Clock Last evening when the little blue
checker Euzeae, months old, returned 10 the oft
of 8 Van Mosrs of srongpace. BROOKLYN. This is the
only hen brd with authentic record for Journey OF 4s
miles and the youngest bird with record for over $50
miles The record Of this bird through the entire season
has been excellent In the from Harrisburg Penn,
loa miles were covered the average speed OF 14O9
Yards per minute from Newport. Pena.. the average
speed 125 yards for l6o mica; from barsvile'
go miles, speed yards; aud from cteuoen'
Vile, o, 34d miles, over 1-37a yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14

Earned runs-Alderman Grant Alderman Carroll L.
First errors-AdeImaa Grant, z; Alderman aro.
3 Struck oat--Aldeflnan Grant y: Alderman arol 3
Total left on bases Grant, 81 Alderman Carroll
8 Threobase hsGinsey and Joncs Twobase hits Tracey
Horn aud Total base hits-Aderman Grant 81 Al
derinan Carroll 81. Doubie paays-McMah0n and Horn
Mid utches-Mc Nshon, =; Accaferty, Passed balls
BeechsF Umpire John CIar2 Time o. game. one hour
and fifty minutes.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4, ST. LOUISE
At Louis yille--Cincinnati, 3; Eclipse, L.
At Ba. tnnore-M Metropolitan. o; Baltimore, L.
At P,ltsbug-AthleGic, 4; Allegheny, l.
At Buffalo--Buffalo, g; New York, 8
Al Detroit-Detroif, z; Boston, 3.
At Cieyeland--Ceveland. 10; Philadelphia, 1.
At Poftsyille--A nLhraelrs. o. Brooklyn. T.
At wllmington-Trenton 10; Quiekslep, 4
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PRE- CAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW F1YER

EFFORTS TO CHECK ITS SPREAD IN THE SOUTH
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The Surgeon-Gen-
era OF the Marine Hospital Service has not been
officially advised OF the departure Of the bark salome
from Galveston for Hampton Roads with yellow fever
on board He says however tsEt the health authorities
would probably allow THO Infected vessel psss
side the cspcs The barge selden, formerly belonging 10
the National Board OF Heah has been turned 10
the Mprisc Hospital Service and viii DO used IN Hsmp
ton Roads II 0ccaslon requircA-
TIE Light Home Board having been informed that
yesseis with yellow fevcs board Guaranteed
ship land has given instructions to the men employees
IN lighthouse that Island not leave the stat
suyshng oaiculssca TO nrstuce tse costsgon
the mainland
Assistant Surgeon Armstrong OF the Marine Hospital
ecrvoc stationed nc Memphis hss been directed 70 lend
certain hospital neleciuT boat and steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14

1876 the MUS eauipmeHts, etc. OF cerran sesses sa
ing from England are exempt from survey whcn py GER
iiacates granted In the United States their htness anu
seaworthness have boon established. This exemption
was be says granted upon the application Of the Liver
pool agents OF the American Steamship cohpA"y' =,
Philadelphia The Board OF Trade, however. reserved
the right of withdrawing the exemption granted should
IL at any future tiula deem 1t right 10 do 80 M hes
saws that Earl Granville has Instructed hn 70 upon
the Government OF the United states reciprocal uea
ment I'm this respect that arrangements may De 'S
whereby the huls bocrs, machinery ana q.
r,tsb shs which have been survey cd at tsfeat
and eerttfed nv the Board Of Trade should except ln
the case casualty damage affecting aneir ,ed
AFTER the of the Boards cerncate) DC eAemPo"
from survey ia tile United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
Mr.. WORKS IND Mr.. VANDERBiLTS
TEAMS

Frank Work I'm speaking to TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday In regard to tina probability OF there
being a match between his team, Edward and
and Aidine, SAID "a statement was published In
one of the papers this morning which reads as If
had issued enslienge Cor the trial OF speed. Sach
The vlcs-presdent OF the Gentlemen's Driving
Association asked me IT, in case 5000 cup werc
offered, i would allow my horses 10 trot. 1 said
that instead of having o cup, So, 600 10 oifsred,
and that the winner expcnd II Tor coal for tho poor
next Wiuter0