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New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
A CU1-AND- DRIED ADJOURNAENI'
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY CONVENTION MAKES
NO NOMINATIONS, BUT PASSES

RESOLUTIONS.
Tho County Convention of the County Democracy me'
I'm the big hall of Cooper Union yesterday auu "
called 10 order by Police Commissioner John H..
yoorhs The attendance was not large ana many O'
Tho so.ts NJ delecaes were vacant. This apparent
want NJ interest was explained by the statement tha'
# was known that the convention would adjourn "iu
out making any nominations Adoiph H. o""soi
announced as temporary chairman, ana Haoo d 'P.
assuring the convention that 1t was organi~"s ~ ~,
victory. He advised his coiaborets % a."
collaboration and wisdom. John Fenwch NJ %
,,nIo,,oon ni,oheu Levy NJ. T. Sharkey and II. W.
Uudarhrondt were elected secretaries. When the Toll
~ districts was called the names OF many Vi ''lo
nrominent district leaders were appauoeo Will e'0"
desperation by their followers. -.--.,ou
Aner the Committees on Permanent oTgannauoh
,nd resolutions had been appointed, Pofoe Justice
Power offered a resolution, which was adop,eu' 1a
when the convention adjourned 1t should auJourh u
meet at the same place on Thursday at p m
Ex-senator James DAILY offered the following which
met with warm demonstrations OF approVa anu
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That we IN favor of union Dc between wee
many Hall in the nomination OF NJ eandaa'es lor 'i'
senate and Assembly throughout the county
Each organization nominating an e9Ss, hroG 1bs Sas Il
of representation accorded TO both orRahzsohs y.
state conventions and on the state commune. rhnL
nrSon candidates were nominated conceded sucl
equality of representation to Tanmany Hall
It should not and VII not now accept s 20 tb.
Resolved, That the Executive ComPltee Oh uf n
Organization be and II is hereby requested TO communi
cate these resolutions to the Tammeny Hall 0rganza
ton end to cooperate with the latter in securing sucl
a union with the proviso, viz. : that no person pc re-
nominated for either the Senate or Assembly VINO "a "a
the last session of the Legislature voted fof me DIE
by which II was attempted TO reorganHe the Pohcy
and Park Departments for political purposes anf
which were vetoed by the Governor.
After adjournment Judge Power called the fNecu
tive Committee together In one OF the small rooms
Of the building. The committee sent the resolutions
of tNe co1yeptfon regarding union In legislative dis
tricts to the Tammany Hall Executive Committee by
special messenger with request for All answer no
later than next Tuesday noon
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
rur nENFRoUS GIFT OF DIR. AYREs.

Dr. Daniel Ayres, emeritus professor OF ciinicai
Surgery in the Long Island College Hospital has Deen
extremely liberal with his fortune toward institutions
of learning Last April he added 10 his many endo~-
ments $4,000 Wesleyan University, toward the es-
tablishment of a chair in biology. This gift he com
pleted a few days ago when he decided 10 the unver-
sity elghty-six under cultivation at Montcialr,
H. j. valued at about 100000 The gift has not yet
bsen formally accepted by the trustees. but it viii DO
acted upon at the December meeting OF the board.
Every other department of the university had been
endowed years ago DR.. Ayres said, except this one,
notw i'll standing the fact that II m charge Of
most competent professor Or Conn. The condition
is imposed that the money realized from this real estate
shall be used solely for the department of biology.
The consideration that led to the bestowa Of this
money was the fact that In l541 after he had studied
81 WESLEYAN three years Ayres left the university
because 1t was not equipped 70 give the students suf
ciently advanced instruction In natural science In
Sss6 WESLEYAN conferred upon him the degree Of
ff D. and he then resolved If the opportunity ever
rSne 10 remedy the deficiency that caused him 10
leaye the institution
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

said to be Dennis Iarl1in. attached by the mad
man. but escaped serious injury.
Excited crowds gathered at distance
and called for the police. kouhdsman
John A. Woods. of the Mercerst sq""i'
went up TO the German and tried TO lead him away
quietly but the lunatic struck him in the face anu
nearly knocked him down Woods then knocked inc
mailman down with his club. There was desperate
struggle on the sidewalk when the policeman uieu
TO hold him down. Several men went 10 the asSi''
ance Of Woods and the driver of an Adams express
wagon lent a stout rope with which the men poui''
the Germans hants secumN behlno mle pcr,ed "a
Then ne was lifted into a furniture van ana coh.ceu
TO St Vincent's Hospital. Aferwam he was 'ahg' Ii
TO Bellevue Hospital and placed IN pdauou p ,berc
lie was recognized a man VINO h@a ooo" ~
hefore. but his name not knOWn
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
FUNDS FOX THE MARNE CONFERENCE.

Washington Oct 10.-Tbe Department of state finds
itself somewhat hamperd in taking care Of the lntor
national Marine Conference because Of tho restricted
appropriation made for meeting the expenditures in
connection herewith The amount at the disposal Of
the Department IS only 100000 and at the outset the
officials are confronted by the probable necessity Of
devoting half that TO the preparation Of report
Of the proceedings by French stenographer and In
terpreter Official courteses 30 the delegates must
necessarily be meagre. because Of the limited appro-
pration An invitation TO a TIP down the Potomac,
fnrIlding visit 10 Mount Vernon, with luncheon on
the Disaatch. viii probably be extended 70 the con
{erence IN a, few DAYS The members OF the con
fer,nce have been invited bY Commodore Meade 10
visit the Navy Yard AND inspect the work in ProsrsTss T
secr,tarv of the Navy to-day and shown through
tbe state War aud Navy Department Building.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
THE SUPREME COURT CENTENNIAL.
~.K1SG PLANS FOR CELEBRATING THE ANN
yERsARY IN THIS CITY-ExERCIsES IN

MAKING PLANS FOR CELEBRATING THE ANN
yERsARY IN THIS cITY-ExEROlsEs IN
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
,rho committee Of members of the New-York state
Dor Association appointed 10 prepare for the oeie'
hra,jon of the centennial anniversary OF the organ@
,,on ~ the limited States Supreme Court met yeser
dav at the United States District Courtroom EN-
Judge Arnoux presided, and W. H. hoDer.son' % 'Unn
Van Voorhk, Charles A. Peabody, "niiah |Ai0
tu,ler samuel A. Blatchford, Robert sewen, Joseph
Larocque, A. I. Clearwater x. A. FarinonVo., V" "
Hornblower and o. b. Potter were among the nom
h.rs nresent. Mr. LarocQue reported that the SUD
committee Of which he a member, had o"ne"lOeu
with the members of the supreme Court ana IL h'I
tren arranged that tbere should be recess Una" wouiu
enabIe the Justices TO attend the oefoOraeon Vi io
anniversary on February A, 1890.
William Allen Butler presented report lroii u'
rommittee appointed 10 formulate plan for the eAts
sses which are mark the anniversary inc ePo'
was adopted 1t provides that an executive COM
m,rfee of seven members should have genera ohareo
- ao .rrangernen+s sub-committees VIII have
h.0e of the finances invitations commemorative ex-
ercfsss and reception of guests fne nlaN'al SoP
mort OF the undertaking Is to be sappfed by the Bar
Issociauon and from contributions and the sale OF
tickets The President, the members oil ne Ca"ne.
aa The supreme Court Justices viii be the guests OF
ths committee and arrangements VIII probably oe
made for the entertainment vi other guests. o,a
fndges of the highest appellate courue VI -. Mi
swSli he invited The commemorative eAerVSos VII WI
ha held IN the METROPOLITAN Opera Hoase on Fepfu!
a and will consist of speeches Of welcome anu oia'iV t
on various pertinent topics; uH1P xOoPTni Vii bs held
The men1bers of the committee expressed the nope
that the anniversary viii furnish the nsplrahoh To-
e erection of some statue other memorial OF the
Organization of the Court
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM GREEN.

william Green, age seventy died on FRIDAY
night at his home No go Penn-st.. Brooklyn, from
general debility consequent upon old ago. He had
been in poor health for long time, and his death was
not unexpected. widow two sons and daughter
survive him. The funeral will take place tomorrow
evening at his home the Rev. Dr. Gunnison, OF All
Souls Church, officiating.
Dr. Green was well known and highly respected in
Brooklyn, where he had lived nearly all his life and
had been in active business. Born in Harrisburg,
Penn, he went to Brooklyn when a child. He began
his business builder, and enjoyed the dis
ttnction of having with Ebonezer Hanson, built the
first row of brick houses in the Eastern District. In
1s43 he entered the lumber business with Charles g.
Covert and in 1854 formed a coparnership with judge
Hughes. They carried on a real estate business at
briggs and Grand sts. for fifteen years. when they
moved 10 No. 298 Bcdford-ave Mr.. Green continued
I'm the real estate business until two years ago, when
falling health compelled his retirement. His two sons,
Theodore E. and George W.. now conduct the'business
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
JOHN CREERAR.

Chicago. Oct. John Creerar, senior member OF
the great railroad supply firm of creerar, Adams
Co. died at the house Of his attorney, Norman
Williams early this afternoon Mr.. CreeTT has been
for a long time a sufferer from heart disease. He
was a bachelor and made his home at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. Mr. Creerar's only heirs are two
maiden cousins who live in New-York. He was
about sxty-vc years old, native OF Scotland and
began has business Me in NewYork, at me age Of
seventeen. Subsequently, he came TO this city, and
founded the hoHse Of which he was fhe head. Nh
vice president of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
,,,poss1B1E TO ExrERM1NATE THE BELS

baltimore Oct. 10 tSpeciaD.-The State Fish Com
missioner has abandoned the attempt to eNtermnate
cells from the Chesapeake tributaries under law
passed by the last Legislature. Two cents were PAD
for each eel delivered to the state inspectors ana IN
sbort time 10000 cells were caught and paid for In
yytcomico River alone The State Commits dOner,
hovever saws that there are more eek in the Wcomico
River to-day than when he began 4is WORK Of eH-
termination He says he Is now sashl @ p,ho ,hat ees
w. believed by talose who framed the eel law. A
score Of traps in the spawning SoSdo ~ iaed & 10
open there was not found particle OF spawn.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
ELIAS BROWN.

Elias Brown one of the Oldest and bestknown busi-
ness men in Dutchess County, y. Y. died on FRIDAY
evening at wappinger's Falls from heart failure lie
was born in tho County Monahan, ireland, III le2o'
and came 10 this country in 1S4O, and, with the eN
ception of two years, he lived In Wappngers falls
from that time until his death. He entered the en-
uIov Of Sweet Nichols & Shields, manufacturers OF
combs as an apprentice, and subsequently bought an
interest in Che business, the firm being known as
Nichols d. Brown. For upward Of half century
Mr. Brown was in business, and was then succeeded
by his SOUS who still carry on the business Mt
brown was originally a Whg, and became Repub
I;can when that party was formed He was warn
anrer of Horace Greeley. and supported him Tor % f,
Tribnne from It's beginning. His wife died last No
ve,nher He leaves five sons and daughter
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
NAVY PEOPLE FRIGHTENED BY CRAZY MAN.

n<,xy PEOPLE FRIGHTENED BY CRAZY MAN.
A powerfully built German who had become danger
eusty insane stood the sidewalk at snthave. ana
Ninth ST. at 10 yesterday ana struck out WIN MS
- =, men and women who passed him. In
. ,ew minutes he had the entire Sidewalk to him
elf Women fed screaming from the place ana
men gave him a wide berth A little boy ran along
tbe sidewalk near the maniac and was frightened Dy
a yolley of oaths. Mrs. Finley the mother OF the
cbild ran after him TO drag him out OF the way ene
was seized and thrown violently against ooo' ei"'n
s..a Mo,h. and child fell together on the sidewalk
"a screamed for help man. whose name was
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
EDWARD pAYsON DARLING

Wi1kesbarre Penn, Dot 19-Edward Payson Oar
hing the most prominent attorney In this section oil
the State, died at his home here at noon to-day MI
Darling was born Robeson township, BeTks County,
in 1891 and was admitted to the bar OF that county
in 1883 He removed to wlkesbarre ip 1855, and
soon became prominent as lawyer. He was OK
eoutor and trustee Of many large estates, and Was
connected with several banking Institutions here he
leaves large estate.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
AMERICAN MARINES IN PARIS.

Washington. oct. 19.-Papers were received to-day
az the Navy Department containing accounts Of the
closing reception by President Canot at the Paris Ex
position, Which are faltering TO the detachment of
thirty Marines under command Of Captain Green Clay
Cochrane. attached 10 the United states Commission.
~ . Monde Illustrep has full page engraving of the
scene giving the place Of honor 10 the American repre-
sentatives and In ts text says The marines appeared TO
nertection "GagnanI's Messenger says the marines
have been the most noticeable body of men in at
tendance upon the Exposition
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
JOHN LAUDER.

Belvidere N. j., Oct. 19.-JOhn Lauder, one of the
oldest citizens of NewJersey, died at his home In
Phillipsburg last evening, age ninety-two. Mr
Lauder who was Of English descent held many pub
lie Offices and at the time Of his death was te Oldest
ex postmaster in the United states, having been com
rnissioned AT Craig's Meadows Monroe County, Penn
ON Nav 20 1926. He held the Dostnastership until
1891 He leaves a widow and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
pr1w1v UEARryGs POSTPONED.

Washington, Oct 19.-The hearing oS inc inter
sts,e Commerce Commission. OF the case Of George
Rice against the Cincinnati Washington and Balh
more Railroad Company and others, and George Rice
against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany axed for November 10, has been postponed, by
agreement Of parties, 10 December To- The two
and ssnte Fe Railroad Company and Others, and the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, have been as
signed for hearing December u.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
UnscrupuIous Imitators

save sought to profit by high reputation Of Johann
Hors Malt Extract Beware Of them LOOK Tor 'ne
srna.ure OF "Johsnn Hon" the neck of every bottle
...oer A. Meuceson Co.. Bsacssyst. New-YOrk. agents
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
rorRTH.cLhss. .posTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington oct. 19-FOurth-cla,s postmasters were
to-day appointed as follows:
New-Y orlI-Ephraim W. Hoag Carpenters Eddy
George Rels Monterey; Frank o. Purdy Moroiand (;
L. sheppard Reading Centre Thomas Relph, sennett
sherman COrbin, Sterlngvine.
New-Hamp shire Willis 7: Emerson, Alton Bay.
Massschuietts-W NJ. wtllingtOn, oxford; Charles
Davis. Wales
Vermont-N G. HObson. East Brighton Clark
Chandler East Wilmington; George l.. Sleeper, New
pert Centre. ,,,,,--
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
6elp uanteo.

GENTS WANTED to sail our non -EYAPoRATING.
n NON FREEZING CHEMICAL riKE PAIL pae
eht1 Exclusive territory gwen, ' 'aS eo,iy 9 s S nv
thing and soils on sight. Indor'ed ~ ~ dnu aAee r&,.
ron &C. sample pail pge s1 s1 81 eiiF T' AppT I Tf,g 2.
co Gnoorporatcd1 No 80 Front<. Worcester, MasS
XVANTED.-Laies and gentlemen In city or country
w wtsning % 10 - ,So az TeiI Oni @ nom
ionee AddFsss with stamp RYSTALIzED PHOTO
co. Cincinnati, Ohio
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
'fs Penn E9SyIy yiyaniasamuel-M Miller Potts Grove

Washington, Oct. 10.-Dr. Hamilton, the Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service, is In receipt
Of letter from Professor Rudolf ViIchow. at Berlin
saving that the Organizing Committee Of the Tenth
International Medical Congress has been constituted
Nv the election Of himself as president DR. Iassar
s secrctary general The next congress will be held
in 1890
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
nlisrellneons.

A NEW ART
You can draw your ,wn portrait from life or photo
cranh or SEetch from lature or object mechanically; /;
process patented Any one tsught IN ree lessons no
nyessate and convne yourself THAI this is no humbos
AA,,iars ~ free Acdts wanted. EUGENE PEARLS
Studio 30 Union spare Visitors welcome.
IL THE LApEs who wish a perfect fitting waist
n sboud call I'D see system for cutting which goes
-, an fha fguj, giving correct size trying on
Innings cut for HOSoN, I West 22i.st 60
T., UF LATFs, NOVELTY IN MILLINERY. RY.-MonIi
hats In aufolors, from p 10 oil also adeS ms'eFA
med UJiSOs, West 22d'st
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
Mem Dnblirntions.

nOOK.-French Conversations, Idioms, Prov
ID cribs l2 cents mailed postpaid BY - NeK
Also classes at Broolyn Institute, 200 washington
~ fCircuar mailed appication).
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
I" BLOCKS OF FIVE.''

The New.York World offers 10000 10 the person who
doos the BLOCKS FIVE" Puzzle In the shortest time
II,,drsds ~ thousands these Puzzles selling.
Ncssrs IVES BLAKESLEE & CO., 29i Broadway, who
ave the so~ manufacturers ana agents, send the follow
ing explanation OF the puzzle.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
poNns OFFERED AND ACCEPTED

washington, Oct 10.-The bond offerings today ac
cregated sI07 900. as follows:
Coupon fours-s2 300 S100, at 1877.
Registered fours-S50, 600, $500, at 1877.
Registered four and one halfs-S40 900, sl5Ooo a,
l05 "a
All the offers were accepted
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

SENATOR BLAIR FAvoRs ST. LOUIS.
, q. Iou,s Oct. 19-United States Senator Blair
NJ, New Hampshire while passing through this cny
Yesterday. gave his preference for ST. LOUIS as I'M snG
iocation for the Worlds Fair lie ssys unat nS ~" va"
.sn,a 1or 81 Louis when the proper time comes
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
rwo NEW PREsIDENTIAL POsTMAsTERs

Washington Oct 19.-The President has appointed
the following pOstnasers John H. Dcnd0n al Aurora
Ind. vice +. H. GibOn, removed and ". b. Ellis. AZ
Washln gton, Ind. vice stephen Beldlnd, resigned
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
Danrlng araoemles-

A LEXANDER MACGREGORS. 10S West 65th-st-
Now omen for private lessons In dancing. Glasses
begin Saturday, October 20
A -CARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY. 50 5th,ave:
n betgeen 9Th 14th sts.Prvae and class lessons
ali hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls 70 let
DSTANDNRD HALL, 1,476 Broadway, 42i-st, will re-
open Saturday, Nov =
=, FRNANDO,s ACADEMY, 1872 East 55th-st-A School
n Tor dancing Department and Causthenlc Exerc ses.
All the new and fashonaoe dahce'. eehl Ior Sl-ouI
C,EopcFW w WATLACF'S SCHOOLS. 20 West 59th.st.,
u Monday, Thursdays SATURDAYS and Harlem 80 ana 81
yVest IoGth.st Tuesdays and Fiay children lad gem
tIeen afternoon evening s'e circular private tuition
IINICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY. 81 West l4th:
n 81 thorough school f9r dancing 9n1 % dep9f1neo; 1;
wednesday and saturday afternoon; terms modefat
circulars. -------.
MIR r. s. MANUFJiS CLASSES commence Nov 20
Nl Address until Nov l, Fairfield Conn.
MISS HOYT so West 22d-st; strictly private school
wi adults and children; private lessons daly, Iatest
fashionable dances carefully tau-ht; terms 70 sut aI.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
S Asszs-=see=.-=;
4 DIAGRAM 2
DIAGRAM 4

In Diagram Blaine is in and Harrison Is out among
his Cabinet Move block at time urtil j. o. Blame
ont among The Car e. and Harrison occupies the square
around the White House. when the blocks Will be posi-
toned a. IN Diagram >
This Il the whole puzzle Simple isn't It But how long
will II take you do it2 Perhaps you can 90 IL quicker
than anybody else II 30, you viii win SlOO Try It,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

ENTIRE PARLOR, DINING AND C~nAMBEk ~ ~ ~ tsHP' hHR'
y ~ n = EOI DING BEDS BU REAUS. BEDSTEA MbtS
RORS KTTrHEN FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASSWARE
&c SALE POSITIVE.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

BOUND IN FINE MOROCCO AND PROFUsELY II:
~ - ESIKALhD; ALL THE srANDAKp w9EkHHss w99EHsRVE ~
III f. DAY ; IN ALL ABOUT 500 VOLUMES. sfsN EhtA
FINE BOOKCASES SALE POSITIVE. AND 10 THE
HIGHEST BIDDER, WITHOUT LIMIT.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
0fathcrs.

A BEST TEACHERS, American and F'oregn supplied
a. for All branches In all localities; charge TEACH
re WAEbIp no zee ier fegsnauon' 5ofm Tor stamp
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
Tnsirnrtion.
For Both Sexes-City.


For Both Sexes-Clty.
HILLS SCHOOL OF ,.-o
IL SHORTHAND AND TYPEWIITINti .,,
81 Temple Court. Instruction thorough anu pr"ctoa.
ID BERCy's SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
L. 80 West 42d-st.. opposite Bryant iarH; ......
Superior instruction Native teachers. Natural metho.
- AUYEUR SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
- " The Alpine" 55 West 33dst ,o
18th year Reopenng LIST OF oct terms, YiV
A. MUZZARELLI, NJ. A (Pars), Principal x,,,
Branches Paris Burlington Washington Boston, Phila-
delphia, Sc
< HoRTHAND and TYPEwRITING Instryct!o I. ons % daily
~ r TUESDAY ana Friday evenings az New mh ochVOi
OF Benn Ptnan Photography l24 West 23d-ss L.
ALEXANDER Principal
iI1HE OFFICIAL SCHOOL OF MUNsoN PHoNoG-
i RAPIIN
Under date OF November 10, 1888, Mr Munson author
OF Munson's System OF Photography, says:
had occasion 10 examine critically the methods
pursued results attained the Packard School
OF Stenography, and speak Of my knowledge when
say that rs present conducted this school comprises
the best there Is In shorthand teaching Mr. Packard
has accomplished what have long wished 70 see done,
and anticipate good results from It. II will enable
to cooperate with his Instructors In their work and 50
in giving students Of the system the greatest
possible Mr. Packards school Is,
In short the recognized headquarters OF MunsOns Pho
S. S. PACKARD, President,
o3d.s
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
Aurtion Sales
RICHARD WALTERS SONS, AUCTIoNEERS
a Established 1850, - ~ ~
SELL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2l, Al IL OCLoCh'

At PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
16i WEST 23D-ST.,
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THE SITE OF TRADE

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asss; 80 northern a. 81 iss; NO Northern =
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1nchsngsd Nc canads 70 Canada ss gc7lo
'd Vince CO. Iss ss e 49, p g s M 8
SSmss don s $1,000 sas sSs ZOO
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steady sea- wA Prime SSss . Choice T% 90 Pre-
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firm Western Extra Creamery At z1ci Essss5n 800
Creamery 25 126o Northern Extra Creamery zc bon
Sis 6oo16 Is; Prime New sla 500 7s L5a ~ -
ase so Hams steady Boston Small IL stc Sssels
Mss. u Beef sx 2sifs5 as SO
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and 200 sacks Corn $4,000 bush oaS sooo pusn en''~
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