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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-24
HIGH LICENSE WANTED.
Loading Men Form Saloon RestrictiT


Leading Men Form Saloon Restrictive
Association
The San Francisco Saloon Restrictive
Association was formed Monday afternoon
by a large number of laymen and clergymen
at Y. NJ c. A. Hall. on Suffer street. The
association is organized for the purpose of
securing in the coming election the success
of officers who will carry out the provisions
of certain principles.
The principles set forth consist of the re-
duction of the number of saloons to the low
est possible limit, to the end CT minimizing
their influence.
Michael Flood, James r. Kelly, c. Il.
Perkins, E. A. Girvin, +. &. Perkins. w.
NJ. Cubery and ii. l.. Gear were appointed a
committee on permanent organization.
Rev. w. w. Case was chosen temporary
Chairman. and Rev. W. Stewart Secretary.
Every caud date for the Legislature and
regarding how he will vote on the question
of licensing saloons should he be elected.
The society will do all in its power to defeat
him should his answer prove unsatisfactory.
Among those interested III the movement
and who were present at the meeting are:
Rev. John Quincy Adams, Rev. DR.. M. NJ. Glib
son. Rev. Dr. j. II. Warren, Rev. George Mont
gomeIy. Rev john q A. Henry. Rev. Thomas
Is. Stewart Rev. Dr.. w. ". Case, Rev. j. T. Ma
cauIay, Rev. DIR. Z. c. Pond. Rev. james " ood-
worth. rx Chaplain Blake. U. $. A, Rev. James
Ferguson, Rev. E. C. Oakley, Rev. DR. Nelson,
Rev. John KimDall. +. b. Perkins, James I.
StrattOn. A. u. Sheehan, Mrs. Theall Rev. +. b.
Ware, Rev. Joseph Rowell, Rev. J. Sanders
Reed Rev. W. Carver, Rev. Philip Bruton, Rev.
ben, w. f. Lewis, DIR. ii. IL. Rice and Rev. f. b.
BOyard,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-24
Iwsn,y-fourth District Republicans.

Iwenty-fourth District FtepubItcHhs.
There was large attendance at the rooms
of the Twenty-fourth District Republican
Club when the Chairman, James Gilleran
called the meeting to order last night. The
Finance Committee reported having met
with great success. A motion was made by
ID. 7. Duncan that committee of twelve be
appointed by the Chair to meet on next
Thursday night for the purpose of facil-
Monday. after which speeches were made
by the following gentlemen: d. l.. Farms
worth, d. McDeviT, G. A. Donoghue, A. I.
Barnett, II. Benjamin, L. II. Barclay, 7.
Sawyer. ID. p. Duncan, William Flynn,
j. II McDugald and several others.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-24

Samples emit upon application.
Coun ride receive attention.
Oakland Alameda and Berkeie
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-24

Mr.. AND MRS. DREwS DANCING ACAO- ~
WI envy, IL New Montgomery st-New ~
rangements: tuition reduced; dan cling learned + X
at little cost; Gents exclusively (Oeginners), 10y
Mondays, Wednesdays; Ladies (beginners), Tues
days. Thursdays; soIrees Saturday evenings priya.s
lessons daily. de2lLf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-24
LOVE AND DIAMONDS.

The number of registrations yesterda
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

lie o. \ II II -
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
They Agreed.

Wife-Do you know, Alonzo, you snore
frightfully of late2
Husbaud-No: do r Believe me. dear
est. I'm sorry 70 hear il.
Wife Cdrylyp-So am New York
Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

A rARGE WHITE DBACGHT ROOSTER
Pu-Gsts often reform, especially after
thev have been sufficiently punished aud
put % sleep knew one once who be-
came the teacher 4 an infant class in
Sabbath school He was 2 grest success.
a1d his class the largest snd brightest /
ever saw IN on my Sabbath school expe-
rienCe
heard him ouce tell his little boys mo
story of David and Goliath. He saIi
'.You know Goliath hal put M the due.
a long time in the First Phihsrine VA
-ional bank. and kept tho offer good -
knock 7-1t anybody OF fEht 20 a finish.
arv terms. with catch as-catCh-can pro
visions. for gate receipts. loser - GET
rrfhin' but quiet funeral and low
grave Under the dai~eS They ft n them
Laws. boys. and these ornamental hippo
frcrue scraps f or tinle ves no good
4 faller settled I'D bis Affairs and staid
p the RIM till they ring for the under
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
New Process Gasoline Stove

Is taking the people BY storm.
Z has 10 generator burner. stand
pipe. packing needle valves. drip
cur. or anything % get out q
order. II will surely pay you 80
investigate. LcoHsrds VII BE
oiesscd . shaw You the stove ID
operation any tine you wish 20
cs1l-snd We wish also 70 tel
YOU that this is the place . bBy
stove furniture o. any kind,
e7ther for TIE gasoline, oil wood
or coal stoves
~ Za-4
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Maud How far doyou live from here,
Mr. Hsngaruund2
Mr Hangaruund - Oh, neatly two
miles
Maud 'innOcentlyl-If you should start
nov. What tine wouid Jon get home'-
Munsev's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
Didn't Want MIX.

4 milk man was just getting into his
wagon the other morning when q man
came around the corner and called:
"Say, you-wait minute"
The man jumped for his seat and drove
of as hard as the horse could go, while
the other stood staring after him with q
disgusted look. and finally said:
Well. that's queer. l wanted to ask
him If he knew Of anybody who could
draw me some sOds.'
BE you the milk Inspector" asked a
boy.
''Of course not"
"No relation?'
"No."
Then you wait and I'll run Up and
head him off in the alley and tell him so.
He'll want quarter. though. for the
way you skeart him. His collar wp1 all
limpsy before the horse had made two
jumps. Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

lELATlNc cf4IEF-Y TO T1E eREAT
nEa R4sT.G NCOsTaT.

a Rooster Wa Achieved Fszoer. VEiis
saiaax Uaaar F-lss Cslers-yshy tAs
CsIaar.tsd sgs naseache 49, sasfl-
aasa-tssiiafhs DasnnaI Desosise4.
.cspyas-l ~ Eazar ". Fgsl
TIE f1il0ainz inquiries aud replies
ave been awaiting pabheanon and
szaL ase tham this Weez. reserving rhe
western tour and Puget sotlnd letters I'll
a later dars 4 the reader vii not object
~ n0t care ~ ksep couesp0ndents
waiting TO Long for fear that rhey viii
get Ered aad fail b. Writs ne Ia the fIIt-
ere waen they want - knOH anything
Mr Earnest Fendsrgast writes from
PuYalup - follows.
Why % yea not rry . improve Tour
appearance mores think Y0u c0uI II
you would. and "a would al be - glad
Eou either have very malicious artist.
or else your features must pain you
good deal as tinles- Why don't you grow
: austachsf'
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
Don't Pay Till You Ire Cured.

Dr p. Regsn. specialist Tor the last
three wears. located in the Porter hiork.
1924 Morros-et.. and known asthe lake
sde Physician. 40 forms ~ Rectel
Z iseesss cured ~ no pay. can ~ urlff
for rdy nev method. tie Idcsl ~ at
Cures, use3 y ladies a home
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Hzassehes and fseeEs, to e.ssose ths
system e allat. 5st gently. wael
csst Fe ~ . 9us ~ Naea --e Aoca
impure ,luge -. lg lsSE. .a-neu,ly cure
h&tstas. .oast DLt-ts O. asakeu Ile
k.cnevs ana l.ssr CO s. aesiEhy ac-ylty.
altlout .lr sst.ag ~ 8e4zeLllg them.
-se syrup " B g.
lay " hl1e tl0ur.
Made bv Valley Cu Milling Go. Gran1
ksp.ds. 3. a family I&Forte. Irv q.
flora & Jones h ASH Ct Roses
the huest ~ toilet ARTICLES. for sale rs
Pecs kr0,.
Eyerv .ack u LILY WHITE FLOUR
las 4 picture ~ ot.f n.l-l- None genuine
without IT,
EALLEr CITY Mu1INs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
Sealed Bids.

Cry CLEaE's 0TTiCE,l
GRAvn RtFrps Mich. Nav - iNu
Sealed bids for the various buildings or por-
fiOns Of buildings. included within the bound
aries of the land condemned for street pur-
rosasi tho matter ofthe extension and orcn-
ing ~ CaSS street will be .recs yed ln the once
af III. Cftv c ERIK u0 90 and including Monday
June g lao. ~ y m.
The Council reserves the right 10 reject any
ard an bids.
Person bidding will only receive those build
frrscr portions thereof s.tuate within the
fr-n- aries rf said flss street. - f0-esai 4
Ht4ter. g. bidding fGrSt drs gUatf th- parcel
.a-cr-ff~gt1 said street opening on b
Tie htdainz nr Il rfIaa thereof f0r which tlfy
are Bidding is situate
WA. s8ryKxiy. City Ciers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11

nsanazA E.. T. Hortoas y. 2. chan5-
Ter All " :. ~ppeEnaa - Ss@ Yerz:
A = Hrixhs 0f Washington. 4 T.
Haelhssos. An4rS~ >s2n szd Robert
& NeCrezdy q Pnilz&el Ehl4 IL
Bishop of PlEtsbarg, pa and A :
Pst--~oa ~ ProyLasace. Z
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11
CLEANED HERE AND THERE.

CULTIVATION of the date palm has be-
come an established industry in Florida.
AT Riverside, near Denver, the finest
equestrian statue In America marks the
grave of 'hard-worked farmer"
THE Ventura County fCal.) papers are
urging their readers To plant camphor
trees. They are said to grow as rapidly
as the eucalyptus.
TIE coinage of the one-dollar gold
piece, the three-dollar gold piece and
and the three-ccnt nickel piece is hence
for.h to be prohibited hy law.
ALL the tramps in the Battle Creek
Mich lookup were offered two dollars
day to 60 out to Goguac lake and cut
ice, but every one of them declined.
a SUMBER of Philadclphians during
the coming summer will make trips
around the world and in sonnc cases have
made bets as TO which will make the
quickest time.
THE grave Of Helen Hunt Jackson is
literally covered with visiting cards left
by tourists who climb the mountain
near Colorado Springs 10 visit her last
resting place.
CoLoRED men of Boston are organizing
q Crispus Attucks clsb, in memory OF
one of the black martyrs who fell before
King Georges minions in Boston streets
one hundred and twenty years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11
$4,000 REWARD.
DR.. j. c. Kennedy,s Bonande OGer.

While II IS not claimed that Electro Ozone will
cure everybody and every disease, II IL claimed
conceded incuTsble and that il never has failed
vhere treatment was continued III anyone
doubts this. and desires 70 be cures et tSeIn
come aud sc,ept the following, which is offered
IN rood faits. as rsvsrd for case that cannot
be cured by Il provided that the organs OF their
function have not been destroyed by disease,
neglect o. improper treatment. The Orer ~ bona
fce. the money 70 be deposited under written
condition that viii admit ~ 20 qgiooline.
$1,000 FOR suy case OF Catarrh Catarrhal Deal
pess Consumption. Bronchitis Cough HoaTse
ness or sore throat that Electro Ozone, Ozonsteo
and Nedicsted Air vii not cure.
$500 foT saT case - Dyspepsia. Indigestion
Cons-5pation OF diseases of the liver. stomach or
bouels that EleotTo-OzoDe remedies OF apr iisn
ces vii not cure.
az. 900 fo- sov case Of Heart Disease o. 6is
ease of The nerves blood. skin. bones. muscle :,
teufous lieSl0euts Or joints thai Electro Olsgrfe
Ozonsted snd Medicsfed All OF Electro -CheUd
cal Treatment uill not cure.
al 900 fo- anv case ~ Kidney Disesse. BAD
Ser Disease Won't , OF Ovarian Disease CT lsfs
-ass q the Crefha, whether structure or sieet
thef EiectTO-C aeTnicai Treatment VII ncf pef
ruauentiv cure
500 fer sny ether disesss weakness - -.ss-
erffv thaf NAY sIeCt OF disable nan- ~oTo>n -
-rs-hsre-T or remedies rifl not cure
Consultative snd Investigation free Ersrnl
71ffan and a. Electro gzC1e 0zorsfee ado - q
4t-d Ar treatment SO EvaulustiCns ard
cal - fhs orsce. rooos 4 6. % ard I, seooDc
a,~r q fbs H>--nitar corner Cana sr6 Briag'
ser~stS q s-rt silver oT stsTon - prepay post
- a. three Ne~ Method care books
Par Ccztetrs - pages over Ef Iflgstrs
af---s err SfoEus ~ Cieesse and rspcTts % o-s'
- "a -r-es Pr-seripfsors ~ ne crre . sCuty
+ -.eses- hrEerir f1st-1rsons fnr sveTV 80 r
seutlensa arc fsz11ly. nzi1sf ~ rfceip7 - =
ts-a -e-t Stsrzrs. - = certs r. silver
Par n rrfrs7@ izf-rursfi0r foT uer 81 hc~s
--urz aaS 90 r1a.ir1 ssslec ir sfr erraiors
~ -~~sspf q s rT1-cert stsn-ps o. ~ oen-s r
60
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=les wsxrist ~ srge - cr eree Elgstrzf c1as
s-r~-fx-rs ave. a-t reports - csras u.s. q
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rza..--~r orr - es zrf ~ sne.s ~ =
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11
CURRENT ODDITIES.

ONE of the latest achievements Of
science is the inve alton of pads for hol-
low-cheeked women.
WHILE sinking we'll in the Santa
Lucia range, San Luis Obispo County, a
farmer exhumed the fossil vertebra of
a whale. His well is 2, 500 feet above sea
level.
THE landlord of public house at Bir-
ningham has canary bird that can
speak several words distinctly, having
learned them from parrot with which
it had been brought up.
ABOUT half Of the electric clocks In
Danbury, Conn, stopped a morning or
two since. Investigation showed that
the circuit had been destroyed by a man
who cut of a piece of wire to tie up his
stove-pipe.
PETBIFIKD tree was found recently
In coal mine at Osnabruck, Germany.
The trunk is almost four feet through.
and the roots cover surface about fif-
teen feet square. The tree has been set
up in a special room in the Berlin School
Of Mines.
Br the use Of the phonograph It is
now possible for man to sing at his
own funeral. Captain Frank Cunning
kan, of Richmond, Va. who has sung
81 three hundred and ninety-fve funer-
ais. means to have his voice heard in
melody at his own obsequies-
A EovEL wedding took place in
Wilkesbarre a few DAYS since. The
combined ages Of The bridal party va,
Two hundred and sixtv-nine years, the
bridegroom being eiEbtv-one. the bride
siKty-one, the gr0om's best man sixty
three, the bridemaid sixty-four The
bride vas dressed in her frst Wedding
tr0usseau, which was made forty-two
years ago The bride was az frisky a.
young girl q seventeen. and the
Bridegroom climbed three fights al
steps on time bet. ani performed ne
feat with the agility Of = youth.
WFrE-DIGerRs az Littla Prairie. Viz.
find Indications of buried forest Tho
cedar OF pine found a. depth of thi-t7.
fve fee1 appeared % be branches = . tree.
a. forty ieet the growth was larger. az
81 near tae trunk. AZ fortT-fvs feet
larger Still The first thirrT-fTs feet
vas through light gravel and tse ner;
ton feet terov-h hlle clay. exceed NJ ?
hard. lne impression prevails thar =
swamp v-il be stracs 81 A lover dspth.
a. has been TIE case in r-e-iaus IL
s-aaces uhrrs ere wes Here ars1-
6aneE Cood vster in tbat IocaEtv :
-s~- +raurh the isn5 les kszr z~s 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11
AN INTELLIGENT MONKEY.
How the Little Rascal Successfully De-
celved Sis susPicious Mother.

How the Little Rascal Successfully De-
ceived Sis susPicious Mother.
81 am wholly convert to evolution"
said a clever woman to the New York
Evening Suns Woman About Town,
''and, more than that, l count 1t an
honor TO be able to claim an ancestry SO
intelligent as the monkey. What has
won nle over is scene / saw last week
in the monkeys house at the park.
"A half7grown little rascal of a
monkey had got possession Ct lump
Of sugar which woman had slipped in
through the bars. Just as he had taken
the first preliminary nibble of the NOR
sci he saw his watchful mother descend
ing from her perch above to inquire
into matters. Instantly he placed tho
lump of sugar down on the floor and sat
upon 1t, while he assumed look OF
monkey innocence that would have won
him not guilty from an 'evoluted'
Jury. Then a conversation took place
in which it was evident that the mother
charged her offspring with having had
a bit of something TO cst. lie made
emphatic donials and showed her his
empty hands. She persisted in the
charges and supplemented them by de-
claring that he had not only got it, but
that he had even been eating it. With
dramatic gesture he threw back his
head and opened his mouth wide. You
sec there IS nothing in my mouth ii
said as plainly as words. Then he
caught his mothers face in his hands
and breathed over it, and you see there
has not been it said. That convinced
her and the instant her back was turned
the rascal had popped the sugar back in
his mouth and had swallowed it.
"Now, the question in my mind Is
how did the little fellow know that the
sugar be had already eaten had nc
flavor about 1t that would leave its trace
in his breath? Would he have done the
same thing if it had been . pepper mint
drDnq"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11

EzxsE- c1s sDSa tne rcun1zy Snde4v-
0xsc - a2ake k1s cssE II AS discovered
tczs tberS s7s not enezgb meta fox t1e
pcrPosa Here sss dilemma, ess
SpatorG vas equal 70 EAe emergency.
be thres thiVty-six spanish dollars inso
t1e molten E-&SS. and ths oe1 S@s cast
Nir3 La treasure. 2lanoSt eortn ia
we-ght IA gOl1. SpSford rstErneS -
Perrysosrg I'D h1ng Ehe esl ap II =
trve II his yer3 ~ thas Is might Be IN
yessigsted hy TIE curious. TIE Indians,
who we're saen quite plentiful In and
sbogs Rerrys5urg, were caught oy TIE
novel attraerloa- They went crazy over
the bel, and climbed tbe tree - kesp II
ringing al the the
A. al EoUEs " the day and night the
bell Was ringing Until lt became an IL
tolerable nuisance. and spaf.ord had
sboot concluded 10 take It down, when
the Indians relieved him by stealing IL
aud carrying it away.
This act made SpAftOrd furious, and
he determined - recover the bell II u
cost him his life. securing tie services
killed score or more OF Indians, ar &
Frank McCallister, the first white man
who had settled at Perrysburg, they
started toward Upper SanduSky. They
travelled three days and nights, and on
the morning Of the fourth day, while
they wsro eating their breakfast they
heard the bell IN the distance. Hastily
finishing their meal. they hurried In
the direction whence the sound came,
and soon bsheld s sight that was laugh
able. The Indians had tied the bell
around the neck Of pony, and tho
whole tribe, bucks, squaws and young
sters, armed with hickory switches
were RAINING the poor animal around
an open space AZ the very top OF il:
speed aad yelling like Demons, as ar
accompaniment 10 the furious ringing
OF the bell.
Spafforl and his companions made {
charge on tho crowd, and succeeded il
driving the pony away from tho village
where they could secure the bell with
out trouble, which they did, and GO
safely homo without being pursued o.
rnolcsted. Tho bell was taken back L
Perrysburg, where IL remained fo
many years, performing the mission 10
which IL was cast. When Mr.. Spaffor,
died, his daughter, now Mrs. Day
claimed the treasure, and It is still
doing duty as hotel bell on her hus
bands house in Elmore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11

Fos weeks past ths telegraph fra
tsrnlsg hass - xed - lissls elss taAa
ths Narional East TslegrapAiag foar-
uansaa ~hich taxes pace 4J Hsfcmsa
HalL 10 Ass York City, On tie l.Ea u
pfil asKL Is Is "a event u marked
im 2orE4acs Ia Ehe history % islezrsPay
"a America. being 5ls 1Ess con-ess of
f1s kild, anG eoaseq 1sntlY t1e oaly op-
poFtaalsy that ha as ever been Afforded OF
triaZiag sogsthsr ths er3ck operators
from a. tsrs4s pats u the c0antrY -
trY sEsir mstsl one sg4Ins. the other
Fss branches of skilled labor have
mads greater al FaHcss Ia the last taen-
- years than tslszraphy, &nd The oper-
ssors 1nioa IS one Of the strCagsss and
bsss managed Ia the United states.
elncs shs great strike, some nfteen
years ago. there as besn no troubls OF
any serious character between the CON
p4niss and tas men. aat the relations
OF tls SWo have been such "a - a. vance
sas interest," Of bosh-
The c0ming tournament viii Dc a
unique one In seyerzi respects Some OF
tie old-tlus uzni puiatOrs of the Key,
Who have become rich and famous, are
taking IA active interest," IA the contest
Inventor Thomas Alga EdIson, Million
are Andre~ Carnegie, Gen. Thomas 1.
EcksrL ex-governor Alonzo b. Cornell,
and O6hsrs more or less distinguished,
have con sribu ted tOWard making the
a>air a success. and have sent kind en-
soaragemenss to ne junior comrades OF
she key Five hundred dollars will Dc
distributed IN prizes, tais sum having
been contri buted BY the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph Companies, the
Associased and United Presses and the
varlous electrical publications and s. p
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11

I. CONTESTANT 8 TDEkEEFEE
2 JUDaEs A CALLIGRAPH OPERATOR
In the ladies' class the contestants
are Misses Belle " Dennis. t. r.
Vznsslos, Jennie Schlesinger. Tillie
y Frosschel. Kitus B Stevenson.
Adele Erbeling. Mile Moss Margaret
smith. NJ. A. Daley. L. Wagner. Annie
NJ. Schzhsr. Emmz Y. Garthwaite,
Minnie c. White. 5. c. barry. Anna T.
Fiudley and Mrs NJ. Z. Randolph
The "Old Timers prize viii Do
com mpeted for By A : Ayres. John r.
Dwight and Fred Catlin Of New York.
Charles II. Gogel OF Annapolis, Nd.
and Geo III. kitmLller Of. Pittsburg,
Pa
When the contestants are seated.
two minutes will 90 allowed for adjust
ing their instruments; then AZ the sig
nal from starter Price, the battle Of
she keys Will begin. The time con-
sumed IN transmission will DO limited
10 hye minutes, all connection
being cut OF by the timer
simultaneously, so that no contestant
may have even q seconds advantage.
IL is expected that Robson, Kihm and
Gibson will capture the honors in the
first class. these men having demon
strated their wonderful capacity as
senders in the Victor Key contest in
1855
There is considerable good-natured
rivalry all over the country over the
tournament said Manager Catlin,
and il will doubtless be a severe trial
20 nervous competitors. The best all
round man is bound 10 win. The cooler
the operator the better his work and the
man who keeps his head will be liable
20 make a record. There was some
talk OF getting up class OF very old
timers, which should include men who
had been AZ the key as far back as 1853
Among the names mentioned were
Andrew Carnegie, Ex-Governor Cornell
a. = Brown. electrical engineer OF the
Western Union. c. c. Hine, editor o
the Insurance Monitor" j. Ii. Bun
nell, the leading manufacturer OF elec
trical apparatus, c. Weir, Genera
Agent OF the Adams Express
Company Tom Edison isn't IA
enough back TO go into sucl
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11

JoEN ~ RofsoT- FRANK FIHN.
bs used VII be Grseley's. BunnelIs
and tbe Western Flectric. and the
system will o. course be the Morse
There will he no secrecy sbour the
matter tc be used any competitor
nay possesses himself or slip ahead
o s6e da7 OF the contest and pvacsics
az much as he nIeases Some of the
eIaveress. ho~evar. have declared hat
they will rot Ioox at the COPY until is
f. handed so them On ths platform. "a
they car send new matter more rapid '
than piece theT have connsd re-
peasedi7
The con test viii o7sn a. $50 ?, n.
witn she ladies' a the keY. and viii
therefore &c coni rctsd in he ordar oi
ths classes. closing with an evening
session as $50 . m. Joha W. Robson.
the present champion. leads Class 4
re - s-r - 20 tt- nrs-e- u
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