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The sun., 1889-12-08

The disputed game between the Stevens High
School and the Adslphi Academy was played the
Washington Park base ball grounds yesterday order
ed by the Advisory Committee OF the Interscholasic
League Tho Stevons boys Victorious By the close
score OF toa In the frst half honos we're even. and
the boys bad regular rough and tumble hght In tho
fret line In the second ba by msplay of tho AdeL
Phis baokA asafoy was made by Stevena This victory
ties stevens with the PUlyechncH and the match for
the championship Will be decided next Saturday
The sun., 1889-12-08
Hare aud Hounds at Princeton.

PRINCETON. Dec. 7.-The '91 Hare and Hound
Club had exciting OF four miles across tho com
try to-day. Tho. harsS Wallace and ProbsL gained
four minutes the bounds Time, 80 minuteA Crane
was the nrst of tho hounds TO touch Tho old cannon
ard with Wallace and frObsL got tho three prizes
An hour after the return OF the ~ club the NJ club
started out with Atkinson and Akman hares
u minutes later after having six mies through eN
tremsiy muddy neds Tho hoqnls lost their trail and
hrsL Atkinson, AikInAn. and small each received 4
The sun., 1889-12-08
sulllynn's @ ood Opinion or Spider Ike we,r.

1t Is very seldom that John L. Sullivan ever
expresses opinion of very decided nature about any
puglis In chat with the writer the inertia Of DIFF
ferent boxers tho name Of Ike Weir up There"
said the big champion "is tic clevereSt boy that
put his hands up. II he would only stop his monkey
business and attend strictly TO his lighting don't think
points II he is good and strong he ought to whip tho
Australian hurphy-who 10 no doubt Nkoy lAd-wih-
much difficulty However, It, will be q very inter.
esting mill and one vel worth seeinE Weir and
winner doubt will be recognized the champion OF his
The sun., 1889-12-08

The Brooklyn High School football team OF
No 10 beat the team of No II by OF 2s to ~ at
Prospect Park yesterday. Pattison and Davts made
the touch downs for the winnerk
A team OF the Irospect Football Club played Q game
with the Naptp, Football Club team in Prospect Park
yesterday Tho former short Of OF their
men. but they won the game by points to although
Referee DriEgA said that DAviss place kick did 20
over the goal after DAyis had made touch down
which tied tho Nautilus score Morgan scored the
touch down for the Nautilus Club,
The sun., 1889-12-08
4 FOUL DECIDES rHE R1eHE
nat ~ Does Not Prevent the Spectator,
From Takinc q Hand In.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 7.-Willam OHara Of this
city and Prof o. @. Easterly Of Michigan
fought with bare fists at Durhamville. Oneida
county. early this morning. 0Hara went into
the ring under the name OF Jim Murphy OF New
York. The mill was ostensibly for q stake OF
$50 side and the gate receipts, but in reality
It was to satisfy lonR-existing grudge be-
tween the two men. The referee awarded the
contest to Easterly In the second round. Mar
quis Of Queensberry rules governed. 0'Hara
stripped at 100 pounds. while his antagonist
weighed only l60 pounds and appeared an easy
victim. When the principals faced each other
II was evident that the fight was to be for
blood. OHara forced the fighting, and led OF
with savage blow, which Eastorly cleverly
warded, retaliating with stunning left-hRnder
on oHara's nose. drawing first blood aud a
knock down. o'Hara arose to tho scratch. but
appeared dazed. Easterly struck four quick
blows in succession, and q clinch followed, In
which O'Harn was thrown oyer the ropes, be-
In the second round Easterly led out with
right -harder on O'Harss neck. re. ulting In
another. rieht-hander. which would have
knocked him out OF the ring had not the spec.
tators held him in. O'Hara received three light
time biting Easterly in tho left side. On nc
count of the foul the referee decided the eight
Continue the oatoPtainment mel Tor the satisiaStioH
OF the spectators. Eastery lod out In the third
round with q ft-hander, which 0'Hara par
ried and returned a solid one on Easterly left
side. Eastery again knocked 0'Hara down. In
the midst Of great excitement Here James
CLARK of Oneida, O'Hara's second, struck
Easterly q, blow on the head. ,0'Harn and
Easterly, clinched the iormeE seizinR his an;
taRonist's wrist In his teeth. The round ended
with the men In that position.
O'Hara feared punishment In the fourth
round and avoided 1t by clinchlnR. After sew
eral times breaking away, Easterly got In o
heavy right t-hander on OHara's jaw, knocking
him over the chairs They again cllnched and
the round ended amid intopse excitement,
dozen men having Jumped inside the ropes to
tear the fGhters apart The light ended In
general roY In the fifth round. Easterly struck
at O'Hara. but missed him, the blow landing
sQuarely on the mouth OF Ohara's second
with sufficient force to loosen several teeth.
O'Hara's aid threw him to the floor. O'Hara
and Clark both bit at Jlasterly. who was finally
liberated by the crowd. Messitt. the ball player,
acted as Easterly's second, and did some good
service in freeing his iRvorite from the embar
RAISING position. "A MIR. Ford Of Syracuse
was stakeholder Easterly claims the middle
weight championship OF Michigan and the
heavy weight championship of Honda. O'Hara
has considerable reputation rs Il local sparrer,
though this was his first prize fight.
The sun., 1889-12-08
Nolan Will stnv. nua Fight. Too.

"Iwish." said Nike Nolan the young English feather
weight who made many friends by his showing with
Cal Mccarthy to SIS repuEtsr yesterday, that you
would deny reports thR. have gone abroad about
me. One 10 Ihat mn dissatisfied with the treatment
have received in this country and tho other has that
after my go with Mccarthy determined to quit tho
ring Neither is true and have never said word that
would Justify either announcement came hero to
stay. and stay shall am out for the stun too nud
you'll hear from me again: have on already twelve
National A. G. and that match will take place within
ten days" DAILY iB clever BpArTer and ho and Nolan
should make n rafting 90
The sun., 1889-12-08

The Orange and Blooming Grove Gun Clubs
shot the rB match Of the series yesterday afternoon
at Erb's Park, Newark. The score:
ORANGE GUN
senaji Ktued.
Nampake:
Io2oI22l oolo lie
~. o20oIoI Ioo2al2Io2Il-I7
TaI2o2 oalo2a2aoal-i7
Thurf:
The sun., 1889-12-08
Colorod Men win at FootbolL

PRINCETON. Dec. 7.-The most amusing game
Of football played in Princeton took place today be-
tween the,P Princeton coored and composed
OF townsmen Tho coored players became excited and
created much merriment for the three hundred Stu.
dents present They were the heavier men, however,
and bv drop kick from the field defeated their op-
ponents by score offs too
The sun., 1889-12-08
Concord IIarrlsrs' Run.

Tho Concord Hsrrlers held road run yester-
day down the Coney Island Boulevard starting from
Washington Park disteneS of about slE miles Pres.
dent j. orr beat W. Bchenck In for nrHt place In II
minutsG w. Lamb third.
The sun., 1889-12-08
Football K,ekers on Staten Island.

NEW BRIGHTON. Dec. IA yery interesting
and hard fought game OF football was played at the
Staten Island cricket Geld to-day between the Staten
the Polytechnic School of Brooklyn The visiting
averaged over twenty pounds In weight than tho
JuniorA Darkness stopped the game with the ocoro IL
70 In favor OF the Juniorl
The sun., 1889-12-08
Total


EcnerWhI; HIUed
Rlgne;
Eeddeh:
.Oil2Ia a2olooa2 a2II2ol2llIIIo-
2ooI2Iolo 222oo22o 2 2 a--Io
? 2o2oo1ooo oooloooI Obs
The sun., 1889-12-08
YaehlIne InteI.Igenee.

BEAUToGT. y. C.. Dec. 7.-schooner yacht
whm. Mr. IIulnd Il Charleston. owner and steam
yAchs Eevs, Mr. jones' OF Charleston owner. and Sy:
be'a, Mr. HOODS aso vf Charleston, owner all sailed
hence Ln.lLLI
The sun., 1889-12-08
End OF tho Football Season at colunb,.

Tho last Columbia College football game OF
the season played the Berkeley Oval yesterday
afternoon. Tho game was between the senior and
sophomore class football teamA and decided the football
championship OF the college. Tho game was closely
conteeted and several good plays were made by both
Bdo but despite the hard work Of the sophomoren they
could NOT keep the seniors from scoring and
last beaten BY Q scOro of D 70 O
The sun., 1889-12-08

Tho Orange Gun Club won by sixteen birds and
could have won BY larger majority had they been
disposed. The club from Pike county, Pa. was away
on In the shootng quality of its members on ths oec6
Mere practically out Of Il from the starL
The sun., 1889-12-08

The bOst service to Cincinnati Indianapolis and st.
iopiI Is Afforded oy the upsrb new s2uthweatern Linz
itai, leaving GRAND CentAl station every day A. load
A. NJ via the New York CENTRAL and Hudson River Rat
road ALr,
The sun., 1889-12-08
Bowling Notes.

The RoSEmore Bowling Club Of York Vile held thslT
monthly ladies' reception At usTghe's AeyS Seventy.
IiIIh street and Third avenue on ThuFSASy evening
The sun., 1889-12-08
BOWLING.

The individual bowling tournament st the
Staten Island Athletic Club opened Monday evening
last The tournAmsn viii be nftssn EameN to Be rolled
In teams Of not lee, than nvs more than
Friday nights scores were;
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luh, Jersey City. on Thursday night:
TOtAiu.....2S 4s 27 1907 Totals 49 81 1874
tho bowling at CSrrutlerss tournament on Friday
was very brisk The score:
TRsr CANE.


Pin KniYhS ss 1873 22i SIS $40 47s b8s ese TAI s2S
FultonB ....35 $50 224 100 $50 AL 5il $40 $50
Umplrs-I. L Martin scorers-H. II. AIlAire and y.
". Farmer.
The sun., 1889-12-08
-
TEAAEA

Pin KnightS70 1T a55 8I8 AL 4Ss 577 e37 TOO so5
RameletS .,.7T 1884 2tO 30j $50 AZ 565 6O 709 7s3
Umgire--J. h Crawford Scorers, A, J. flaming aud
The sun., 1889-12-08

COL PIN 7. Rogers will be in the city on Monday to
look hter tbs Ward case.

Col PIN :. RegerS will be in the city on Monday to
look Hfer tbs Ward case
wa.ntGToS. leo aIContr1ets for 1880, ". ". Car
Lausr IL Burns and ". y. iIutcLison with Chicago:
william .ay and J. Delehanty with Phil lphiA o..
hiHerTith Indianapolis n. Il foUSG, Secretary.
wngIEyox. Dec. 5-ContrAcS for 1890; Hugh Eicol
END j. W. 'oI,iday with Cincinnati; C. a. NichClh +. j.
Donovan nd James McHarr with Boston; William
soTders al Howard Brandenburg with PittsburghI
Rochester; W Il. Wimot with Chicago. Released By
n f. fouSG, Secretary.
The following players have signed Brotherhood con
Richardson. Mitney. O'Rourke, Gore Slattery 0'Con
nor Tucker Kssctt, Ward, Brisbane. Mc0eGchy ssery
flanders, Fosarl Deishanty. FOREMAN Darling Boyle.
Farrell Eng btiTin, Teyert Gnmoert DwyeT Com
SyHn, Duhy, Bslain Fields, Carroll. calvin Stalsy,
RtehiSyn bGIniSp kprliIe ianlon Maui, clark Mack
irwin. Rove who Beecher. Hoy Brown, StoVey.
Senn.tt Day, SGn, Radbonrne. JohnFon Nash, q.
Tibeau TwItchelL loAleer and Radford.
rHlLADELPH'A, Dec7--Manager william BR-nie OF the
baltimore Club was uniting around town yesterday for
league club Mr. Waner is tho man who started the
report that Mana2erBarnio was crazy and lad bsen
nsr - az M An MT s1 w"' mo cu
OF his sanity -" wanHO md fhe man who Eaii was
cray; said Mt Barniel - do not know Mr Magner
laye just Eve minues' conversation with him.
This false report he already injured mo in
fp& w PlSsS: HpFi ssa 'q6's: 20 81:
r " oSS 1aATsS RS.n: ws1s % sss
ssntsd the Interests 81 16t BSltimore Club in Tits city
Mr. Barn!c was in The iEwier'I ofcS very long time
ssf sraia i ~ I % to Bati%OTs last night
uo did not nnd Mr.. wagner
The sun., 1889-12-08

Totals ....u 90 20 il9e Totals n 60 lis7
TRAMEA
Team No iI7 asT sss tes o7s eel $40 e7s iote ilee
Team No slid 2n6 ss7 asa 67s 7Is $50 ee7 iosi ils7
Umpirs-B W, Gould, Jr. seorsrs-J n. Msrsersau
and 81 r. WhItAhorn-
The sun., 1889-12-08


EY.B. 1873 $50 49T 624 7S3 ele 1857 1909 1887 1898
C. w...l3l 2s4 4o3 $40 e7s s27 1853 1le8 1902 1859
Umpiro-T. crichton. scorerS-w. sperry and J.
Lansing
A match game was played on MontRomery'a alleyA
Newark, on ThurBdAy evening between the ATLANTA
WhoOlmen and the AontgomerYs The score:
The sun., 1889-12-08

Exchange +eS 824 $40 Ii<7 1897 1ta5 1927
Fanwood ITS 2S3 +3l 6l5 7S2 sSo lo5 l2es 1883 1881
Umpire. Q. Hopper. scorers-F. B. Anderson and
A. McDouEal
A large gathering OF enthusiastic wheemon bowlers
met Browns alleys iD Jersey CITY FRIDAY night
to SEQ the third game OF tho Whselmen's Bowling
The sun., 1889-12-08
rams on Friday SisSt At psSnSs'i SlsyS Ths scorsi

TothIh".....I2 70 l5 ID2T IothIA. IoIz 100
AveraGes-Team No. I. 1885, Team eEo. 2 l5IM.
soorers-hsssrA Abrey and Arnold
The sun., 1889-12-08


MoheRan l23 AS 39i 500 elI 7Bl 200 lo52 1927 1880
Crib Club. l26 4 t6S 8l2 734 $50 967 l25 1905 1872
Umpiro-Dr AAiIion. scorer-M. Hamilton
The sun., 1889-12-08
At the Kn,ckerboeter allevs q game between the
Metropolitan b. C. and the Hilary b. c. result od as fol.
METROPOLITAN.

At Thums alley. 4ol Greenwich street. yesterday at
ternoon the Fanwood Athletic Club team defeated the
Produce Exchange team by pointA The score:
The sun., 1889-12-08
The mail Hams Of the series between the single and
married the Wash ngton Club Thursday night nt
DorAn'B Asyn resultod n fooWa:


Married men, loG les 21s Se4 es7 ia esn eeo
Single % 1874 ce3 3e3 $50 5e3 $50 TAI sa3 9sl
Umpire-M BollenkRmp. scoTers-E Moyerson and
The sun., 1889-12-08


NamssSS le4 279 s15 40 81 eoo ees 7s3 ass
fuitonS % i6t 2e 254 34T N27 600 $40 TOO bo5
UmpirS-J. Martin 6eorsrS-w. JsTteh and W. Al
The sun., 1889-12-08

The Hib Club bowling team played Q match Ramo
with IN MohegAns of fremont on Friday evening on
The sun., 1889-12-08

Team Eo b. et les 3oe az si4 sLs 5so sts eco io5s
umpire=E. ". Gouid Jr. scorsrs-J. n. MsrssreAu
and c. r Whitehorn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12
paOClAMAvtOMl


vO0 Cess~sstss - WoAfsGss~t "s"e~
s~ss.s rv~~sat0eS . Sssss~ss W"itssy
W.s.xavo~ Anr,l s-gas fie~taS
~,~~.,- -. ts.Ssa la.s yss.~sAar
- r~-.a.. a.. f.-s
-.
- =,
~ So
- ~ $780,
49,
N
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

G1sst~sss0 oSVess q.
ToerxA. Kan. ArxIA-rhsSR AS HSAsS
n A~Srseultars f~pssss Ns~ - TVS s@
So eosre.ycad-n. rspsss-ssisg i@ ssss-
tie. of the ~, sh-W sAss we>as -
live .tocs cf all kiats. fsut m xrsss~s
n nssrly svsry eosa,s - the ssa's sss
unusually god rcaissssa. In sosss 80
ton. q Western Kansas wesss uss~ .
small grosib IA tie fall by rsssee
of dry vsatA-g sat the droaSss
icing crntnusd mt, early ~is'ef
fb-se Wa mech aaxis,y ansns
:Assacr. ~sfh respect O. iss e~saisoon- bse
~is,-s hs~.v.s. fss.x sxts~msiy mil
and later on Moisture ccuniaS la the Torn
% .nos a.l IN NarxA atuuaass sf rssn
,sitinS. iAs ~h.As was bsv0sas cal In
,pl-nisi shape Pro- atsy the rasns hes
never shown . m~s viSu~vss asi sassrs
sres,h throughout ~ STATE 81 sAss dsss
shan ~ present
HE winter tsisg sstrsm~@y maid cad
?c-d sbandsat sts~a s~o~saity ~iatessd
sell
h increase iu as~a scwa 70 whsos -
the STAT. Ia tie fall % is>r - compared
with that ,owa tbs p~sevsoas wear 10 - vss
c~nL. ~ach stv-s . sosa! sr~s Too sas
Stats q .an az scsss o. On eAcess "f
-: 49, acr,. over laai ~ The pssS o~s
wear. Tie p~r coat s~poss~i ~isses
kli~! amount. praeslssliy IA n"sa'nS sa~
genera! eoni'1oa % the pians % go.
pstei With sal s,aai snt snimpair~i
Vitality ., prsc,loaisy Ia r.ss e~et
tn. area ,own g. rsc In the fat! os IN
vas 70. but ll,,le sroA sAas so~a the prs:
viVus yea aai ID. coaaiska ef the plant
TOO par cent eSrni-sr~i 9th tAs ssssHss
cuatitloa-
L's~-.,oci vi,A shs ~rAesrsssn ce to-
cas~S of assssaaD~f aDuAe Aersss ani
cholera 70 a A4iA fo<n smoas Aos~ .
generally fr~s from H.sAs- ssd N ss~si
condition.
The season 10 reported aoas the
State ss At leasi two ~ress earlier than
usual and the SfogGd amply supplied "a
moisture ani generally la 30 ~x~si!sas
~unii;lon for crops. Chinch tags are r~-
ported IN - f-~ eOantis. in the stats. hat
not la sus4c eta, nvmk-rs so excite sssr0
atsoBs farmers ia tho Uhnkr ths GO
d!tion of the STATE sOScs.Ssst aaS fAIn-
ere are greatly enooara.eiu All hcP~fai
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Do~ager DucAess q CsohridsA
saat q Queea Victoria, died rscsoay.
She was born July = l.SI
A SxvRRK snoW ssoem and blizzard pre-.
vailed in Pennsylvania. Wet Virginia.
New jersey and oshee Atlantic States q
the 6sh.
BIZ IN explosion Of gas u Hailiday's
coal mine near DsQsotn, NJ. the oeasr
sveaiaE sevssal Dea and boys wsse
severely injured-&vo probably fatally.
AoxxY vas imported pssoefsi - The
London stock Exc6ases during ~ week
ended April g All nanssr a sysdteass
schemss were beng 0oassA T1s HAfs
Bossss wses repoessa GrD ssa scsivs.
which was also characteristics q IL 6er.
man eoarssa
WoS EvAxo Pr. forDssiy a shs
Ci1sss embassy q waahtnxsoa sd
nO1 q 8AaASAAL oAvUcAsss sos expsisiua
Ct ovUgy A0sgicnn h - sPvic~ a CAiaA
- . sspesaal fse - e1sloSo q CAins.
80 eru0 AnRseA In DsDss1al - -
sah3ee: - solss VIII eaDssops - -
ADssana nayys wA6eA u Aseiases wssse
0Dowss3asab - AGGRESSIVE osss0so2
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12
a NAVAL MONSTER.
Description at . No '"s.s i~sss~ass Srss
To- he Nai,t ~ Z .sis ssss-

D~~srripstca at . Ne s"sst 1pss~ass Weasel
to he aain ~ Z .sis &c.
Washington. April s-rhs E.~ coass
dsfcns. Ss.ss.. bad. for shich ~rf" s~-
c-iv.d yesterday. viii t~ . departure la
design from suy vessl ~ the ANY. aaa
Captain Tich'ofn. Oso 10 asttax - ehisf
of the bureau u contraction - ceaaisni
that .hs Will to the 1T formidable yea
Sc, :s Der dsyiacsasat 10 any Ia the
world snt shsc to- nlss eth sny shtne
afoat She approximate. the norIsos
typ~ and e os aoo too. Jispiscsmsat la
cIuisi AK trim Wh~n shs GOES .ats srsics
by sking ga ms.a!tof ballast che slaks
until her d"ck /. tst sixteen iRchss stnv-
ih. ~ater ieve!. thu. dlm..ishisg ths sis-
~ ,hs target ssr-.si 20 al sna. Tbs
eide. covering the machinery are 60 tie
covered With -ist.ea tsch~. 20 armour.
besides the protection afforded b. the
crai BANKERS Tue barrels c~oatAialng the
ggns are Ia 10 % .ixteva inch st,sl an!
the deck Oil 10 @. st..l iso inches thics-
She VII To- 3lS feet ioas. ~ feet team.
~ fee, deep and has = sp-~'t - 10 kaots.
A. I'll speed sh, can steam az mites. tut
., ordinary cruising s,-~--i tabsss y tmossl
che wog 4 tTSs., 2s.. miles ~ithous re-
moving her cal supply.
But the mo.t remarkable fsslsTe Will 10
~. trosi~nisu. power of IA. Armament
II the forward tsfhpii~. uaDaa;ej %. =
tafntatIs ant man yuia'sj ~ hyirsalic
power. The vessel vii carry . is-iach
Tif~, Weighing iio ton. sni ~ feet long
one II the laTs.s' ssns aapst la tbs rear
baTtrtts there Nj 10 . i:.t.ca r.rs.
weighing 60. ioa~ A tt-insh isnsm.ss
gun 20 feet 'oHs an ~ olses Tree, tie b-s~
and IN other rlACes ;k@ Ss.el ~iii csrry
81 u pousier~ three s-Poasasrs. two a.
i-aajsTs aud four : rosaiss.-all rs.oi.-
lag csnaou. i,sp.i hUns xass. mschsas
guns aud electric search i.ghs on a hoi.
low steel military mast - n conplst. The
ali ., which ~ take three aad ons-half
year. o. build
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

JOHN c. KLEIN. the newspaper cor
respondent At Samoa. vas before the
State Department recently and cx-
planned his conpection with the events
leading up to the battle a Eagall.
fought December Is. when the twenty.
three German sailors were killed His
testimony completely refuted the
charges made against him BY the Ger
mans OF having fred upon their sailors
and ordered the soldiers Of King
llataafa 70 do so The afidasits OF
Mr.. Klein and three Of Masaafa,s col
diers Who were with him At tho baa.
tie of Fagall. made before the United
States Vice-Consul Blackjack a4 ApiA.
win Be- taken to Berlin BY the Com
missioner appointed By The United
StateA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

"a ~gens'smaa jsss setssse3 from . 81
mos;hs' TesiSesce In Los3~s vAsrs -
spsos n Seh 1t Ais fr1s sOcg tie EsssasY
men. has soase is~ssrestlss Ss>siS Go.
oesasss oes % svo a the nsvssssss sasza
viii h>ss sepssans Ut Dew CIR ss's
Moray b sa&d; -nzsssy 10 ses IL tAs
sns.s ssssas Dss il LssAsa He hes ssA
sA0 kastsss ef osst 10 sttA.s ats pr~~s
;osi:io1- From soyssps ks IA. sss3e as
way ssas4~3 aa4 Ire May Sskev sr;sss
g AcSsoa ~ ca9s sp ssc1 nsvspsp~v
-sst md hls sassy Ssrsssss.< ssasniss
has t~>e q t.ss:snss$s vsass 70 ksz>
After vs<sssx s< . s~ss s~s % lie
B~rzirSsaa ys.s - fsssvs4. TO
zee Lo>ssa Esd arrived - - city
via tut Iststs 70 ss>1 hesy sss
soui sosssA.s. WIKI essess ste@s fas
scne RAT - sortsas - oyo<s - 0tS>s
% -ixv~~sasoss Ln2s" skscs 80
pssns>s . oss Il - v~sSzsss sas ssrv~1
20 sr<a Q ss~ f~A q vcSt 20 Ea Ess
ee;>s. 10 Sod ksssfv 80 sssx ess fsss s~s
spec BE Co. ssv~stse~ so 30 S<a~~
sseessaSvA Aso is.sr - - sss - e. e.
s~easa toss ~ a a8ss~sr sssaA ys sss
y osa q ba HOss - ssty erosSs ~@-
fosss - mattel Q hssk $500 - - 0sS -
opuse-~Gns ssasfy 80 0kiAs svsy sd
0eassA - - g. H - - So
= eoy io4gsa6 - sseA go afssSss1a
- sr.s ssansp ST., cd ssvsvAs - -
p>se~s0@ @as~1 - 0pSy anIevuss1
- ssx1no0D ee0lMvsA b DuwA0
= - Assses CsA LaoS~ - - e
~ sAAa&Ag ls4eA"-ysw y0o 1ssaw.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12
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