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A HORsEMAN HOT.

)wner OF Don Angus Challenges Bsw-
Icy and Attaches the Pool Box.
~
AooNDA. Aug. 6.-[Special. cullen, Of
aul, the owner of Don Angus, whom
adges set back TO second place in the
leat Of the free-for-all pacing to-day
count of an alleged foul, which decis-
pade Bawley the winner. has written .
to the Standard in which,
severely criticising the judR-
he challenges the owner Of
ey to race for 5000 a side, the race
ke place in Butte on any convenient
(ext week, or at Anaconda tomorrow,
p different set of judges. It ID believed
hallenge will be accepted. Cullen to-
attached the pool box for $500 on the
Id that Don Angus had won the race.
association gave bond for $500 and
pool box was released and the pools
b.
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THE TWIN CREEK WITCH.


An nham Cnv,nrw~se~ A~nv...a hv ~ np1H
--...sy,. ~.1 .H.sI - - O'ss
sns 1Ant'os'
PORTSMOUTH, O., Aug. 6.-The little com-
munity Of Lower Twin Creek. in Nile town.
shin. thi. cnnrtv = ir.t a ,,,a.srt .t;rr.a
f-or, ss-..s = ~. ~ -.
vent OF Whist they believe to be vefitable
Witch In THAR midst. This woman came to
the place some time sao. and since hss been
~. .''.. A-ss. -. y. aiae' anu nas
daytime she wanders about the countryside
from ono house to another, entertaining tho
.iucla hc,.a,-;~e.. ,-;t,, .t..,o. .o,.. 81 a;..
...x .......'.. v4sa s..anke .aA.s :. ~ ).
eans counssaes Wnacn sne mas visited ana OF
has witnessed. and Of some of which ahe
has han ( nart- Har stock az vitch lore =
boundi..s .rd =. m, ,.,,asrst.rda the ch.,r
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QUEER METHOD OF SUICIDE.
George Perrow, Of Butte, Drowns Him.
self In Bucket

george &eff0Ws OF Buteos OF0W00 Him.
self In Bucket
BUTTE, Aug. S.-[epseial j. What ap-
pears upon the surface to bs very peculiar
case of suicide took place in this city last
night. About 6 O'Clock this morning the
lifsless body Of George Perrow was found
extended upon the floor Of his room with
his head immersed in bucket of watsr.
There wsre no signs Of . struggle and every
thing appeared to indicate that he had
coolly isld his head under the water until
death snsued. No cause can be found for
tho rash act, and his friends are Of the
opinion that he was taken with faintinR
At, fell with his head In the water and was
drowned while still iussnsibls. This would
b % nsar IN utter impossibility that il ID
given little eredsncs. In the abasnco Of all
peoof the eoroasr's juFy rendered . verdict
Of death b. drowning.
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sUSoL's GREAT RECORD.
Trotting Wonder Gees .
Mile in 2 :11k.

|Califarnis Trotting Wonder Gees .
Mile in 2:11k.
rrA1o. Aug. s.-Fifteen Thousand peo-
|ent out to Driving park to-day, at
ID by the announcement that Sunol
BELLE Hamlin would attempt to lower
(cords, 2:l015 and 2:12A, made by them
|ctiyely. After some preliminary
ling up the judges announced that the
) would be sent to beat 2:l5. Thiswas
y purpose Of giving Sunol a record a.
yeaf-old, the best fast record
to-day being 2:16. Belle Hsmlin was
first, her time being 2:14A. The
prnia wonder, Sunol, was then called
She passed the quarter in :SSN.
a 1A61S. three-quarters 1:s8x, and
in 2:11A just three seconds slower
her California record. Considering
back, which was seemingly mot IN good
|tion and the fact that the wind
stretch made difference of . full
A. 6unors performance to-day more
equals that which ranked her nsxt to
been Of trotte9s, Maud 8.
trot, &2,M0-Walter e. won, 6emioo-
oond, Jean Valjean third, Hanrietta
+. Best time, 2:16x.
D yoaFs old or under, trottina c2aGo,
Regent won, RAmlico $50
Best time. 2:1s<.
pane, 950O. extra Iaoo-Chimeg Won.
eanos second. Arctic third. Best
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Bosros, Aug. s.-Thsrs we're some large
sales of territory wool reported, amountine
to $4,000 pounds, with fns ceiling at SOC
60. clean Ans medium 66@66. and medium
AZ 6aaH. In eastern Oregon wool there
hss been a good busineas. sales bxiuQiaR
from IG@0. spring California vools
aniet With small sales at 1701l3<.
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AN OILY OFFICIAL.
vice-Presideat Webb's Statements Not
Exactly Confirmed.


Exactly Confirmed.
NEW YoRk, Aug. Sat a late hour Vice
President Webb stated that in the yards at
the Grand Central depot at Forty-second
street, Ffty-sixth street and West Albany
there were about $50 men out. These men
were all switchmen, and there was NO trou-
BILE with engineers or fremen. He in
tended to clear the tracks of few stray
cars tonight and get ready to run trains
after o'clock. He said there might
be trouble when this was attempted, but
the company would be afforded ample po-
lice projection. Webb stated that outside
Of the local short distances, there were four
teen trains that ought to have left the sta.
tion between O'Clock and midnight. Only
one of these went out, the fast mail train.
They surely would have trains running in
the morning.
5. J. Holland. of the executive board Of
the Knights Of Labor, was seen few
minutes later. He expressed himself az
firmly a. did Webb. only his way of putting
it was that trains would not move for sew
eral mornings. In Webb's Office the tele-
graph instrument was clicking and . re-
Utica call mp New York and ask for men to
be sent there to get passenger
cars out of the yards. Another mes
sage from Palmyra said that the freight
yards at that point are blocked, and all
freight at q standstill. Then New York
called up Syracuse repeatedly, but could
get NO answer. II was rumored that Q num-
ber Of operators would 60 out at midnight.
This seemed to contradict Webb's state
ment that there Was NO trouble west Of
Albany, Notice was posted in the Grand
Central depot to the effect that the sale OF
tickets had been suspended temporarily,
the ticket agent could refund
all. money paid for tickets Il
called upon to do %. Late tonight ]. J..
Holland stated that he had NOT ordered the
strike, but thought the head Of the local
division Of the Knights of Labor might
have done it. Several strikers were inter-
viewed ON the matter, but declined to talk
further than to say it would prove to be the
biggest kind Of strike, before il vss over.
that the people Of the east had seen for
eome time.
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TALK OF TowNsEND.
Forest Fires still RaSing-Personal Mem
tion-Crops and Mining.

Forest Fires etill Raging-Personal Mon
tion-Crops and Mining.
TOWNSEND, Aug. 8.-[6pecial. Fire is
raging in the mountains all around rs.
Yesterday the telephone brought from Cas-
tie the intelligence that ksed q Williams
hotel was in danger Of burning from forest
fires. To-day it IL learned that tho citizens
Of Castle are out in body fighting the
flames. The town 10 probably safe. It is
learned also that kirkendall q Halford, at
Placer, have lost 5000 cords Of wood by
are. The farmers Of tho valley are busily
employed haying. Many Of them will
make fodder Of their grain. the scarcity Of
water preventing the same from maturing.
Mr.. Tate, the Nethodist minister ap-
pointed BY the general conference for this
circuit, has arrived and entered upon his
work. His predecessor. Mr.. shannon, goes
to Mazysvills. Mr.. Hoskins, formsr pas
tor, was In town visiting old friends yester-
day.
The largest returns from car Of ore
shipped from the st. Louis district recently
10 that of Messrs. 6uitsr h Franz. Less
than 1900 pounds Of ore netted them
&l,750. Messrs. Sampson b Bond received
$3.50 from car load from their mine near
BY. Mining operations are very active in
this district. and, considering its proximity
to Townsend, tho people very justly believe
the town II destined to b. greatly benefited
by the opening mp Of mining district that
will b second TO none In the state.
Last night celestial attempted to shoot
fellow countryman. Tho bullet missed its
mark, and local justice Of the psacs sen.
fenced the would-be ASSASSIN to nay Nne
OF SO and costs and banishment from the
generally peaoeabls burg. To-day large
party started overland for the national
park. They expect to be gone month.
Berrying parties return from the noun
tains with plenty Of hucklsberriss, GOOSE
berries, etc.
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NILE s-Fsllovship won, Cortiosllo second.
Maid Of Orleans third. Time, 1sl8X.
Six fuxlone -Canslia won, Golden Rod
second, Fairy Queen third. Time. 1:16..
Six furlon6s-Lady Pulsifer won, Jaek
Rose second, Allan Bane third. Time,
1:163<.
Six furlongs-Amos A. won, 0ensvisys
second, Black Diamond third Time, 1:16.
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To Arlington Censtery.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The senate passed
Senator Piumb's concurrent resolution pro-
viding for the transfer, with 4rA Grants
consent, of the remains OF Gen. Grant from
Nev York TO Arlington cemetery.
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The Alliance Bill.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-The Farmers' Alli-
ance sub-treasury bill was to-day before the
ways and means committee. Discussion.
however, failed to develop any kindly feel
ing toward the bill on the part Of the COM
mittee.
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with High Resolves.

Buusos Ax1zs, Aug. 8.-The programme
Of the new cabinet has BEEN presented to
tho chamber Of deputies. Il includes
respect to the constitution, . just admins
tration and development Of national re-
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Crippled the Lumber Trade.
4oaTREAI. Aug. 6.-The lumber trade has
besn seriously curtailed by the South Amer
loan troubles. Only four vessels have
cleared from here for those ports against
thirty last season.
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TAs rr..sfsr OF Hellrelend.

LONDON. AuG. a-Emperor william. Lord
Salisbury and Count Won Hatssllot. Ger.
man ambassador, held Z confessnoo ana
concluded all formalitiee for tho surrepder
by Great Britain Of Hslieoland 10 0er-
many.
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BuTzE. AaR. a-lepseiaL l-At an early
boar this morning Tom Bart and Dan
osinas beeaMe snNos1 Il yev IN ths
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Twenty Miasing.

vmmA, Ana. 8.-Tvsnty passengers On
train thrown dawn an emhankmant into q
nazsh nsas Pilssn, Bohemia, On Wsdnss-
Aey. arc missine. Il u feared thsy we're
lss1nea a thsk bedies vaahod avsy.
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BEnM. Au&. &-Ths dslsgates to the in
tsEnational medical congress received an
invitation from the empsror 70 attend the
court festivities at Potsdam to-day.
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RsA csass Rab Nesea.

PAau, AUG. a-Ths Frsneh and Swiss en-
arohists are - hold . oonfseeaee q Lea-
besshss, eavsy.
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THROUGH A GREAT PERIL.
Thrilling Experience of the Portia With I
SubmerEed Iceberg.

Thrilling experience OF the F0rt1o with
Submerged Iceberg.
HALIFAX, N. S., Aug. 8.-The captain Of
the steamer Portia, which arrived here from
st. Johns N. F., tells the following story
of the steamers narrow escape from de-
struction: On July so, when near Fogo
Head. huge iceberg was noticed dead
ahead. The steamer sailed close alongside
of it, and while passing the glittering mass
terrific report was heard, which shook the
ship, and the berg broke into three pieces.
each piece going under the water with
roar and crash like thunder. The steamer
slid up on the third piece, which tipped
over. holding her for while clear out of
the water. For time it looked to all ON
board as though sudden death was newt
able, but in moment, the sea, which had
hitherto been as placid as a millpond.
suddenly became surging mass.
This d.. driving g. sea rushed he'd, down @
r. tn? into rGass ha s.es and lifted heg
the ship it was found that stanchions in the
saloon had been displaced and bent and the
under girders of the dining table smashed.
Captain Ash was at his post on the bridge
at the time of the accident. After the re-
port he saw q third Of the iceberg tip over
gines were stopped. Had this order not
promptly been executed the steamer would
have gone down when lifted from the ice by
the sea. The excitement among the pas
sengers was intense. The captain and chief
officers shouted Immediately to the passen-
gers to keep cool. The terrified passengers
grew calmer. and almost immediately after
ward the POrtia was in clear water and ont
Of danger. The bow of the ship was dam
aged by the ice and Q portion of the forward
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to the Hslieolanders.


BUzxos AY1zs, Aug. 8.-Ths citizens ars
jubilant over the elevation Of PellsgEini TO
the prsidsney. Crowds paxadsd ths strssts
bearing banners and '.joyful deviesa." The
city vas illuminated lase night. The gov
senors Of all the provinces have sent tsle-
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win Hear From ldizner.

CRY OF MEXICO. Aug. SIT is expected
that dispatches will come from Mizner, the
American minister to Guatemala to-day. It
is understood that he left Guatemala ON the
United States man-of-war Hanger for
Salvador. where he can communicate with
Washington bv cable. He will probably
land at Acajutla. The true inwardness of
the reasons for the non-receipt of dis
patches from Mixner will then be explained.
Strikes Across tho Watef.
LoNNoN, Aug. 8.-The report that the
strike Of railway employees in Wales il
ended il erroneous, The men refused the
terms agreed upon by their delegates and
railway directors, and the strike is still ON.
The London Sailors' union notified the
Cardiff shin owners that it will prevent
Cardiff ships from getting men at any port
in the United Kingdom.
Victoria to the Hsligolanders.
BK1LM, Aug. 6.-Copies of q message
from Queen Victoria have bean placarded
in HsliRoland. In the message, the queen
wishes the people Of the island con-
tinued prosperity and contsntment un-
der German rule. and says abe feels assured
that the German emperor will use all his
power to promote their Welfare.
They Are Jubilant. f5
Buzxos AYRn, Aug. S.-Ths citizens are
~~,~~ 49, AlA-~ks~~. - s~S -,
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The business in State issues was covered by
small sales of Tennessee settlement IS a, u =.
or CITY bank stocks American Exchange sold 90
at 60 Commerce II o. at 2l0, First National or
Staten Island t2Jj at JIG. Nassau l25J at l73,
and ScabOard ll at l45
The general bond market was dull and without
special features. Philadelphia and Reading as
did not rally as they ought TO. because Of the
heavy hand them OF the supporters OF the
Corbin administration. Atchlson Topeka and
Santa Fc general As were firm at s4as4 T. and
the income IS were active at 80 l-4ao5 p
Reference is made 10 full report of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money ruled at 4a4 IL per cent. but late loans
were made at 3 10. and at the close the offerings
were at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges. 81 ,222,5'o; balances
$6.01f,S46 ~
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House 81 l37ss5. It's net loss on balance was
S364.s4S. made up by losses OF 81 ,s24 currency
and 1923 024 coin. The days operations COW
cred Receipts S2,733,400: payments,
$3,09s,24s: resulting in general balance or
81 ~. o97 .s07 consisting Of $l7S,s6l, Ol9 coin
and S7,l36.s1s currency.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day $202l22 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $604.9 the in
ternal revenue rccc pts 81 $3.50. and the mis-
cclancons receipts SDjs. 2J7
TO-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN The
figures Of the last previous statement as !pllows
March 10. March IL. Differences:
Net geld hand $50 SIS Sle063t0l2 Dec eo5oIoo
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 1lC otton firm middling lSs az ~.
Flour inactive How aId-t aud western SUPER -@-- ~
extra 75dt3 so; do family, IS 7jari 80; city nls'
Rio brands, extra ~ .Od@t 40. winter wheat, pa1.us
~ ,oG9i 50; spring do e5dS5 % DO STRAIGHT - ia.
81 IS do extra, 80 coast. Wheat, southern easier
Fultz 1885, LongbcIry, sOdejc Western easy No
winter red spot and Marcn, s2 as2'sc; April s3do5sc
Nav Corn, southern, quiet white, 800 iOi yellow,
3jG37 lie Western easy mixed spot and March 3o't a
3c April $50, 3594c May 3jS.d June, 3d. d36sc
July 36ss d367sc; August, 31id3' 2c Septembcr 312c
stsan.er so2c. quiet and steady southern and
27G3sLsc graded No. white zoe. Rye nominal 35a &C.
Iiay dull prime choice timothy az 1Odr3 ProNi-ons
firm mes, pork old $40 50 I'll bulk meats loose,
shoulders 4,c long clear and clear ribs sds ~ sugar
picked shoulders jd54c sugarcurd smoA'd rhoud' 3
81. a6lac hams lOdl1i2c Lard, refined he; crude,
IGd2lc best roll. IGa creamery, 25a27c. Egg, m
settled Petroleum unchanged. Coffee strong Kie
Dnralo March il-Wheat-NO ! hard. active bus lower
with sale, 81 bush st SOC, 1000 bush al 80 pC
hush al s9l2c $4,000 bush at oc.c, closed az oJrc
II 600 bush No Northern sold at So, ana oc'v vl,l
d. ~ ~ .c closed at sc 1900 bush No Northern sod
AZ Sac winter wheat fair demand cars No red
AZ s3c . No 8 red extra at sVdSV-c, cars 70 :
Whit AZ sO.aslc and ear No whit" Mlchig.h a, oie
on rack Corn scarce and firm; No yellow, 3)c 80 .
yellow 33,o34c No 4 yellow. 49, 10 :, 3i'2c5 10 g.
SO 40. L. 81 d32i4c grade, 29c sc on ta,H a:
s.eady with a GOOD demand 40 white 2C'i o21c ~
arIn offerings light No Canada. IS q66c; 80 Canada
e0c No extra. jjaj7c STATE, 5OG5sc Mlcnlen' 20
tsc rye dun >. 50 asked. Flour ilrnl"ri ,bn,9
naton. sprng sjd - p tost winter. sidrt -, NIL
rcd I'm good demand winter bran, -l3G:3 30 cprine 90
al IS Racepts-Wh'at. 5000 bush corn lSoVO push
chicago March 1lThc leading futures ranged a. fot
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GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-The brick market Is steahy.
Lime and lath rather and Arm Lime ranges IRON
So 10 II 20 Iayersraw, ~ 2JoS7 81 - fi,hNl - -
~ 70 Pale ~ j0as Roscndalc Cement ~ i2dti 20
rnd ~ goa - 81 German Portland - 4ods2 - Laths
stcadg at - 15as3 per 1000 Goats HAIR Z-a2oc Der
bnSh; cattle Hair Has
CiiICOIY- former rates asked on small par par
formulated she H. :. genuine 'iranuated, o',c; Taylor
I,rothers English. casks, CSC IN bbl>, 64c III, an
COCOA- l. firm and in fair demand Maracaibo &c
Cauca i902Oc Caracas. l5G Ice; Trinidad l32c Bahsi
C6OTERiGE STOCK Most all material Is In request
for cuba and other countrcr ,tcady market.
We nuotc Nola-.ss Shocks and Heads. ~ tpde% sugar
shocks and Heads 3-nch. ~ 7jdal 50 35inch - 20
II 30: old shocks and New Heads, 3snch ~ oVaF d.
aaJnch n *: old shocks without Heads. ~ % Rum
shocks and Head. - Rum Pipes. ~ Icc -6 Empty
IIog-head~. - % Hoops. II feet @2'dr'i l. ''''
'COFTfE- the spot ARMY main tain@d o, IN
pcc and demand continued fair. No. nat bean qu9e.a
ig..c Salrs 500 bags 1870 for No no description
Isle for 40 l7'-d7'c for no ana lcc l9t Nv, c,.
and = Mid grow tbs firm but less active Shl'S -,
bag Marcabo private terms options "sre AN t lnn,
active ana -omewhat unsettled though tn. nu'tnstlons
Set other months made slight gam alt"i "i,n
th general market weakened. with frecr srig on ''r
cable lr,dns decline Of i1d2o points co."f, n.y.
ever with recovery. llaNr' op.n'n hrI D", .oS
easier quoted firm regular first 500 eooo 1 600
ond 400. exchange iUriNatr. u. receipts, oVV,,
fnq RIO elcnrances Tor United states 900 bags totai
stock bags Santo- receipts, nOOu Dag, o
sane TIM l-sp 3iO 900 bags same tn' 81 S'3p
b,y.. raccpt- at santos July l. 1882 % March H. r9V
ga 600 bag, same 1880 go 600 bags SANE t'
1855 So 600 Rotterdam cables: Inc puth saic
Other pale and ycowish) went OIL about &c ABOVE
x.ift AZ
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. Tuesday. March 1l-BEENE Receipts; ~
carloads OF 967 hcad7O carloads at Hoboken II carloads
GOth-st carloads at Jersey CITY. and 50 carloads at
Wechawken All consigned direct to city siaughtercrs
and exporter Feeling tribe hrmer on the strength
OF Chicago adNiccs. No sales on the hoof
day the show. more hrinnese although
trade very quiet. Texas Beef corn fed sold ut - "a
Native do mainly at 0d7c for decent to prime sides,
with choice which In limited supply. bringing 12c, and
lnf rlor selling down to 55a5s,c: .
Private cable adyices received late Monday report
scant o. per American Steers selling ut i2a
II L,c estimated dressed weight
Shipments today 563 cattle the Croms by Eppstrin
Schamborg 2520 quarters OF Beef In the Wisconsin by
Eastmans Company. and the St Romans Will be laden
with both cattle and dressed beef Tomorrow Celtic
city OF Chicago take out $50 quarters OF bee. and
and toban To south American ports 95 Sheep
LVES-Rcccpts 81 head OF which $50 at 60th. It .
and 100 Washington Market The sales to-day shove ed
no weakness prices. and all sold dSic for
Calves and 5dSc for common to choice Vcals.
Country Dressed Ncas were IN liberal supply and lower
selling at 5I1o~c for common 10 prime quality ttto
Calves at 3d5c but Of the stock and
mainly AZ l0c but choice brought IL TO l2c and
odd Calf or two fancy i2i2c In the slaughter houses
Salcs-Dirnhack 4 Dewey 10 Ncas liS N average.
at 7s,c per n ; 3 do. li3 H. at 7ac.
D. Harrington 40 Nca,, li5 N. at sc - do. 1870 NJ.
The II do. 1874 H. at ic: DO. ia n. at DC
J. ]. Hallcnhcch II Neals lto H. at sc do. $50 n.
at 7ac do I25 H. at &c 30 Western Calves. 3oS H.
per n.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts L. carload, OF 100
head carloads at OOhr carloads AZ Jersey City and
carload (dlrecr 1t Hobokcn. About los spring Lambs
received ~ Washington Market and other points.