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The sun., 1890-05-13
A Class that Puzzles Drivers.

"What Is the hardest class to place q horse
In g. asked veteran driver ut rioters on
the cluO lul,e pIalla aud watched the beauties come
brusIi Ing THROUGH the stretches.
~ hy hr's you. the three minute class" he replied,
land IN to-, lust whv, You see you cannot tell
what yOu Eping to run up against iOu may have q
horse That eau "a reo heats in IL or better and then
when have played every dollar you spare some
slick follow comes out In the second third heat and
walks Gnder tho wire couple of seconds faster It's az
full " uncertainties and surprises egg Is full OF
meat ana don't want any part Of the game
" Even now some green may he muuchnR hay In
afarners barn thar will eclipse all previous records
and that too in the three minute class IL certain
that the enthusiast who would tempt Dame Fortune by
r.Hking lis money on some nag In the three minute
class would need to he considerable wiser than Solo
mon and endowed with that prOverbia !uck which
permits one to fall into the sea and not get wet
The sun., 1890-05-13
CARMENCITA WANTS HER WAGES.
She Says BoIosSy KtrulCy Owes Her Five
Weeks Arrears of Salary.

Carmencita, the pretty Spanish dancer,
who has become favorite at Roster * Balls.
is suing Bolossy Kiralfy In the City Court for
$3.50, which she says is due her as unpaid sal
ary. In her complaint she says that she was
engaged by Kiralfy for twenty six weeks at
small sums from time to time. and when she
expressed her objection to this method Kiralfy
replied that he was afraid he d be obliged TO
the company. which was PLAYING In Philadel-
phia. her enRgaGement being within two weeks
OF It's expiration She asserts that for the last
five weeks she was with the company Kiralfy
did not nay her q cent, and i Is for the money
Mr.. kiraliy says the only reason he did not
pay the dancer was his lack Of money. There
have been several conferences between Car
mencita, her lawyer. Philip +. Qrger, Mr.. n
rally; and his counsel. Hove HummeL Mr..
The PLAINTIFFS nume as, signed to her alIlda-
yit is Carmen Daucet, She Is in mourning for
her brother. who died OF consumption about
three weeks ago In Philadelphia hospital.
The sun., 1890-05-13
Powwow over Ballot Reform and Murray

Another secret caucus OF the County Dem
ocrats was held at O'Clock yesterday after
noon in the Cooper institute Charles A..
Jackson, the yice-P President OF the County
Committee. presided. and nearly every district
in the city was represented. William H. Grace
was not present. TWO hours wore spent In
tho new ballot reform law and very few
minutes were devoted to listening o the report
asked by Adolph l.. Sanger to reconsider its
report in regard TO the Murray-Power squabble;
The committee said It's report was good
enough for anybody. and 1t will be presented
with the ballot reform resolutions to the
County Committee to- night.
The sun., 1890-05-13
The Quarrel of Hartford Republican Bosses

HARTFORD. May 12.-Efforts are being mRde
to settle the Smith hamilton assault out OF court
Last week Major H. II. smith and Thomas Hamilton,
both wellknown Republican politicians, had q street
brSWl in consequence of = remark made by Hamilton
which reflected upon tho political methods OF Alder
arrests were made IN consequence and tho 70
have been tried IN the foiice court to day The
was continued by an arrangement with counsel for
week should tie he tried tho facts In regard
Third ward politics and Alderman hcGoYerns con.
necton with the same would come 70 light in the ey
dence II 10 anticipated by many politicians that the
disclosures would be more less unpleasant and that
the case will probably be settled.
The sun., 1890-05-13
sUSPENDLD ron 4UELVE MONTHS.
The Penalty James 9mInn ncurs for At
tempted Bribery.

LEXINGTON May l2.-Tho Judges came to
a decision to-day in the case Of James Quinn,
the bookmakcrs' clork, who was charged with
attempting TO bribe Jockey VI. Lewis to pull
BalyhoD In tho first race on the first day OF the
meeting. IT read Gs follows
from all privileges Of tho racing association
Tor twelve months from this date. They have
Anthony Taylor. They reserve tho power TO
investigate the entire matter IN tho future. and
tako such action rs they may ind necessary"
Anthony Taylor is The man who brought
about tho moeting between Quinn and Lewis
Ho was AT the time assistant starter.
Isnac Murphy Of this cry has bought OF o. o.
Wost Jr OF Louisville the iour-year- old bay
geldlng Spectator. hy SpringbUk. dam Hattie
Harris. Price. sl,2lO.
The sun., 1890-05-13
Couey Island Rod ana Gun Club.

and Gun Club held at 10 Lawrence street Brook.
lyn last evening The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year President u. MeLaaGhIn' Vice.
President, r. A. kerTigaH secretary, q L. ANreH
Treasurer Schlelmau Trustees T., Van I'clt and X
Furey. o. DetlcysOn won the god medal preSented by
Mr.. & s. Mclaughlin. o. /. Ayers and W. Weber were
tied for place In the fishing department aud each
was presented with handsome lBhinE ROD
The sun., 1890-05-13
The Fulton strest Traeka CrOsn Brondwaz

1t begins to look MS II Fulton street
horse-car limo would be put in operation soon.
The great obstacle has beon oyercomo-the
crossing Of Broadway. Tho company put mon
TO work on Sunday nj the cornor Of Fulton
street dnl ErUu! !wAY. and by daylight yOster-
day morning tho Job was completed, and tho
new track had been laid across tho Broadway
tracks. Tho next stop Is 70 lay tracks from
Chureh street to the North River and the work
Is TO DO begun at onco.
The sun., 1890-05-13
A Trousors AInkerIs IuIurIen,

In Essex Market Police Court yesterday
David katE wAs charged before Justice Taintor with
having assaulted Morris FrHuInskie, who Is confined
to his bed by tho injuries he received and
from Dr. Leon CherNurR was produced In court stating
that the nAn Was serioEs condition The row grew out
OF tho strike Of he hnse trousers makers aTcd
man va chased by several srlkers along Ludlow street
ana into a butcher shop, whore he was struck with
cane by katz, aud was also stabbed M TEo head
Justice Tanor held kRIZ 10 await the TeElit OF sue
sounded mans injuries. " ~ - '
The sun., 1890-05-13
Beaten by Mother and Brother.

Mary Ward young married woman, 10 years
DID, OF 23O East Thirty street. WAS taken to the
PreSbyte Hospital sunday night In critical con
dOn suffering from internal injuries received at the
hands Of her mother Elizabeth Richards and her
brother, Daniel uConne oi $50 East l+th htreet. MIRA
Richards and OConntll had been drinking and when
Ars Ward entered their rooms they turned upon her
for help brought the pOos She was found
the floor and bleeding from cuts in tho face Mira
Richards and her son Daniel were arrested.
The sun., 1890-05-13
No Money to Waste on His Wife.

Mrs. Louisa Norris OF Hoboken applied to
Chancellor McGi! yesterday for absolute divorce
from her husband Hamilton 3. Norris freight agent
In the employ OF the rennsylyaniA RailroAd Norris Is
son or the Rev H. + Norris Uf South AmbOy. In her
etton Mrs Norris says her husband has contributed
Otlng toward her support for the last fyo and
hat he has treated her cruelty aud told her that he
wished TO get rio OF her IN order that lie might
high hat patent leather shoes and have gold AIDED
cane together with lots Of money to spend lie COULDN'T
enjoy these uxures he told her because he had TO su
port her No defence was made to tho suit and Vice.
Chancellor Pitney recommended that a divorce 10
The sun., 1890-05-13
Funeral of Henry L. IIogus,.

The funeral Of tho late Henry L. Hoguet took
place in 81, PAtricks Cathedral yesterday morning. A
solemn mass OF requiem WAS chanted with Father
Humbert as celebrAnt, assisted by Fathers William
DAILY as deacon. and Joseph McMann as Sub,deRcon
Father william Kelly was the master of cersmonisA
At the conclusion OF the mass YcarGenerAl Preston
pronounced the absolutIOn. Seated around the altar
were tho Rev Fathers Farley; Dusey, NJ. ]. Lavelle
Belanger. DOuRherty, Edwards DeAhon, Dealy Nc
MAnuA and hCGilL
Among others in tho congregation were Mayor Grant
John ID. CTimmlnB Mayor Grace, j. RhtnelAndef
Dillon. George EhrOt :; 'oDGnohue, u. Wi@sIdinE
Hams and John O. Mccarthy. Tho Ia! bearers were
Eugene Koly, j. hihRus, J. 4; FLOYD James Oliwel.
J r. Thorn " A. Palmer, John W COclrane and Il. IA
ChApeIle. Tho interment was in Calvary CtmslTy.
The sun., 1890-05-13

Mile. Jngemanns challenge to the female
fencers OF the country for the foil champion
ship OF the United States has been accepted by
Slgnora Castroui, who is considered skilful
swords woman in hor native country Of Italy.
and last ovauing tine iiTst OF a series OF con-
week. came on Il. the Eden Musre. Miss Jage-
mann. on this occasion. proved, more than u
by raDid continued attack. for which The lat
ter was not prepared US she hAs apparently
been accustomed t. folee mora leisurSly. Out
OF twenty-five points, Miss JaGemanu won
eighteen.
The sun., 1890-05-13
Miss Mamie MawLlns MIssInr.

Miss Mamie Hawkins left her home at 355
New York avenue. Jersey City Heights Wednesday
morning 20 shop ping In this city She las not be
heard from sho IL 10 years old aud feet inch
tail she has brown hair and gray eyes She wore a
navy blue sCit and large black hat trimmed with
black tips
boken has been missing since Friday lie left his home
90 tlkS = short walk.
The sun., 1890-05-13
lIIr AInrrlnge NO Marrlnro.

James I. Snow got divorce in Brooklyn be.
cause his wife, sarah g., lad married Henry Stephan
Stephan applied to Judge Andrews on the decree in
that cRge 10 annul his marriage Judge AndTeWS did
70 yestertny stephan said hs supposed tie Woman
was single when he married her. WV 'F~"
The sun., 1890-05-13
A Forty.Goot Gutter by FIN.

New HAVEN, May l2.-Ex-Commodore James
Beecher OF the Now Haven Yacht Clubs having forty
foot cutter built in England by Fife the builder Of tho
Thistle. The yacht VII 10 brought to this country In
sections II Is said and up hy local builders. Mr..
BSecher quite fond OF the English style OF yacht and
formerly owned tho noted cutter, RalRh
The sun., 1890-05-13
D, P!Il!!E!iRGE's ]! u PELLETS

Purely Vegetable and perTcctIy EF1rTr1-
less. uncgunlrd as Liver Pill. Smn!lcst,
sugar SUGAR. coa,sd ] Pollct "a a Dose. cures cures
Sick HccGacI,c, LSiiOUR headache,
Constipation, rudlgesIs on, Bilious At
and Bowels. IS cents U vial, by druggists
The sun., 1890-05-13

The consignmcnts OF Western horses received
thorough cleaning Ut the seni.wceky auction OF
Mes.rs Kiss Dorr ItT liD ldI and 1853 East Twenty.
fourth street. yesterday Tho lots offered went ut the
usual low prres but Auctioneer McFeat knocked them
down at an even faster Of speed than usual As
matter Of uc sixty head Of horses were disposed of in
one OF the rIshe, IN exactly hour and y.1ve min
utes The following IS list OF some OF tho principal
sales:
Brooklyn gentleman ..,...,...... $3.50
GRAY gcIing hlRn knee action Mr. Benson ,,,.... 3ab
Bay mare year trpt ~ . y. X. NrWtiams. 9nD
alr gray nurses d.lt pounds. .... 100
Pair coach horses Mr. 800
Par gray cOach horses Slj
One bay work horse, NJ. lJD
PAR lay pony mares ,,.......-. 2i5
Bay saddle gedlng ,.,... ...,. lEJ
One gray truck horse lbD pounds NJ. Iwngert 1875
Pair bay cobs extra action H. FarthOlomay 3JJ
brown bnsiuess horse, NJ li5
The sun., 1890-05-13

spScai trains for tie Linden Park races via the Penn
BylYRnia Railroad Leave stations foot OF DesbrOSses and
COrtlGndt sta AE noon. 1890 l2;S and !SDP, ~,
returning after the races Special leaves Philadelphia
~ returning after the Leaves LOnE BTGnoh
81 ei3U An, returning at o ;5S r. M.-AdR
The sun., 1890-05-13
Gnmecock- to Fight For BIE Stakes.

One OF tho biggest mains OF Eamecocks that
has been fought IN ths vcInt Is In years VIII be decided
near this cIly some night this week between birds
owned by A. Suit Of SUitlaud Md and Can't COok OF
BoIton. The stakssare SinOI a SIDE aud the main will
be fought under Boston rules Very heavy betting ia
expected 10 The admirers VI both sides confident OF
victory
The sun., 1890-05-13
Proposed PostPoAement OF tho Fassett In,
quirY.

William NJ. WINS. counsel for the Fassett
committee wrote TO senator fGSselt Yesterday asking
him to postpone the next session OF the counties from
Thursday until Monday neat,
The sun., 1890-05-13
MISS WASSWEILER'S STORY.
SIZE SUFFERED WITH CAT IRRH FOR
NINE LONG YEIRS.

Patent MsdicincS and Physic'Gns Ediicl 70
Ii,tp Hcr, und at J. Is, She Urmt to Doc
toiS Copeland dmd R'Uir, and She Sdws
They Hur CurCd Hcr.
In recent interview with the writer Miss Sophia
Was'wclrr an overt on Infants wear. GmpnNsd at 50
NHs"r ~ rec" Ncw York, AMI Mlu resides At Ta Fourth
avenue BvoukbM sail FOR NJ. - years had chronic
ca.nrrh, dM every iNing ouu think Or To gain ro.
rt, used pn''ut remedies and under the care nt
lhlsichh' uui INV snail sn,,ry entirely absorbed
urn sit"'" lhvs'it the nerr-SArtes Ut lita that
might Lave mgt" money tospund III trying to rid myself
OF this HiNsasliul disease.
The sun., 1890-05-13

Jim, and King Idle will not lack supporters In
the fifth and Chapman may win the sixth with
Vengeance second.
First kace-rurse SjUt for all ages; half mile.
Salisbury -; Vengeance, 10; Vance, Rci lin, Do
feudAuI, no, Little Jake, Ny FeuUw Lady PulsiteE.
lD7; Osce0a, l,S Louise, Rosa, lU2, Little Monarch
95; Beatty, Emily Carter, M
second Raer-furso 500 for twoyear oids selling
allowances; four and n half furOngs Elastic colt,
Adventures Is; Alarming Tourist Pigeon. lO1 Euna,
Sll = Sea Bird, h interest colt, Addie L.. O5 I
Third RRce-Free handrap for ali ages, purse, $3.50;
seven furOuEs. Prince Howard lup. sptquenna lilly,
~; Martin Russell. lpJ Joe Lee lO5; Pelham lUl VII
age Maid, 50, urbanna, 81, raEauatu, lu2 st James,
log
Fourth Race--purse s6r1 of which 500 TO second;
selling allowances, seven furlOngs Royal Garter. 40;
Batersby, 80: Bohemian ~; Ol0ster La; Monsoon,
100. FRrRmatta. NJ. FatrUcles, lnS.
Fifth RAce-purse S1pn or, which 500 to second:
selling allowances; one mile and a sixteenth. KING
Id 81. sunshine HG TOIsawyer %: Troy, iOo Little
Jim, los. Barristsr, III: Lnitte, III: Trojan. ll3;
Esau, ln'; Henry george ~, Monte CrSto 80; Mag.
gle n tilly II Admiral ~
sixth Race-Purse S,5 OF which SlOl to second; sell
ing allowances; five fIrIongs He III; Chapman III;
Umpire. III Vevay, ~. Harry Russell ia: Rod Elm,
1lI Blackstone, ~; Vengeance mi King Arthur. 90;
3mDoler lU?; Atlsa MY -; Little Comfort 100;
Warsaw. 81: Village Maid. lOG; America, lU6; Bessie
h, lU9; John Atwood. los.
The sun., 1890-05-13

Tho equivalent, in English money, of S25O0
was once offered by nn old lady in London for
the return of u favoritc cat which had struyed
or been stolen. People called her crank"
md pcrhapo ehc. was. 1t Ia unfortunate that
one OF the gcntlcr sex should ever guin this
title, yet many do. II is, however frequently
not their fault. Often functional deranEG-
mcnts will apparently change woman's en-.
they uro " cranky" but tell them to use DR..
Prrccs TuvoritC Prescription, which ia an in
falble remedy for " female weaknesses"
sands of poor, hcd-riddcn suffering women of
female weakness" painful irregularities, ul-
Cerations, organic displaCCments and kindred
ailments too numerous 10 mention, IL ia the
only medicine for women, sold by druggists,
under u positive guarantee that 1t will, in
every case, give satisfaction or the price (Sl.OW
will hc refunded.
WoRLo's DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
TIoN. PropriCtors, Buffalo, n. Y.
The sun., 1890-05-13

Re.Echo Grchmont. Superyisor. and Maia
mile and q Sixteenth. Caspar made the run
ming for thrCe-uuarte"s OF milo. where Bcr
gen cut lOu7c with Larchmont and 1t was no
race, Walhaums horse winning hands down by
four lengths. Re- Echo was second, the same
distance before liudolph, third
Purse $500 Of which SlOI TO second and $50 to third
selling a H. waHGes, mile and u sixteenth.
q, walbaums b. Z LarchmonL 8, by Longfeow-
BsverwYcG Stables br Re Echo g. ~ (stevensonl ;
g. A. flrnlngs CHI b: Rudolph aged, S6 tJOnss...... 8
Supervisor, King Idle. Maa, BOnanZL John Arkius
Caspar, Bela. The Forum and Tramp also ran.
Time. li5l.
Post Betting-AgRinst Re Echo, TO .; MaIa and
LarchmOnt each ITO Supervisor. 6to Il king Idle s
10 Luhn ArkiEs, 10 to !; Bonanza, Rudolph ~ TO
Bella CHspar. The Forum, each 90 TO l. Tramp 10 10 l.
The sun., 1890-05-13

DnisyrInn the Only FavorIte 10 Get Homo
In Front-Thon-nnds OF Dollars Lost on
lima B.. Dinblo, Defendant Gray Rock,
and Nihcr AirtInhts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Ceofgs Wnhsm Curtis en- Thursday
bseame chance ilor 81 The Iniserslty -
AeN 1ork
frof hGri Nerz. musical S@reator ~
. Wooster tol University, dleo rburs1ay
~ psel rteais. e. Derina uoed by the gFlp
The mzls holse Of the bosch Gr4iu
company a. Davenport Ia. Ns.s hurned
IbHrsd4y T6e loss IS Sleee9f no an
s~rsnre
iu the Canadian Parliament on Thurs.
saY t vas 4unouncad that she esn
mated expenses Ger the neat nscal year
F we're asa. Do1 esq
The hoard Of control Of the South na
kota lremeu's Associ istion has decided
% tolo fhe next tournament az Pierre
on lane lr. Is and ls
George e. Payne, q Clinton lIll1 bog,
as sho taRd killed socldentally Nedhes
day night by Frank Henry, who sas
going "a hunt rabbits south q town
Charles p Lancaster. % Monon Ind
has sued Dr L NJ Whi,son and Dr.
John g. knight for SIC. oo9 damEges for
alleged ma practice ia setting a broken
arm.
Ire nineteenth annual exhibition q.
the Northern Indiana Poultry Assoois-
ti0n opened at Huntington THURSDAY
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and other
States are represented. There are 600
entries.
The state Of Missouri, through Attor-
ney-General Wood. has entered suit
against the - Louis & san Francisco
Railroad Company 10 recover $500 600
The suit grows out of claim % more
than twenty years standing
In the superior court al Evansville
Ind. Walter Smith has begun suit
for $50 600 damages against the Peoria,
Decatur & Evansville railroad for in
luries sustained by being run over by
train. resulting in the loss of both feet
In he case OF ex-Clerk J. y. Cutcelt 81
Tuscola, H.. Judge Hughes rendered a
judgment OF 81, 500 against his securities.
while IN the case OF Colonel vs. TageArt.
eX-sheriff, judgment ia e nominal
sum Of one cent was rendered against
him
Officers from Lincoln. Neb., Thursday
arrested Charles Williams al Denver as
he was alightiug from the Salt Lake
City train. Williams is wanted at Fre-
dOnia. O., Tor the murder o, william
McClain, a farmer whom ne killed seven
years ago.
L'Etendard, the Roman Catholic organ
OF the diocese Of Montreal, states that
al the next oonsistory in Rome Arch
bishop Fabre will be made Cardinal.
The paper states that this Will not clash
with the second Cardinal for the United
States. who, IL says. viii be Archbishop
ireland, of ST Paul.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
ALMOST a UYNCHiNG.
Mob Of Enraged Farmers Rougbly Ban
dies q Kansas Bank President.

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. ~. j r. Arm
strong president OF the Sumner County
Bank a Conway Springs. thirty miles
southwest Of here, was attacked Thurs
day afternoon by mob and
came near being lvncbed. He was
connected with sugar-mill at the
place. and tho company had prom
ised the farmers certain prices for cane
and tho employees in the factory certain
wages. The farmers claim that s2s. 600
Is yet due them. while tho employees
claim 60. 600 overdue wages Armstrong,
in addition 70 being member Of the
company failing 70 fulfill its contracts.
was tho leading guarsutor, and used
hjssn1uence 20 establish credit for
tho company
Trouble has boon expected FOR some
time, and Thursday afternoon about
seventy-fve men entered the Office Of
President Armstrong in the bank Before
the conference had proceeded very FAR
Mr.. Armstrong grew furious and ordered
the men 10 leave his Office and hank.
The uaddencd lsborers then soized and
bore him to the street and beat him al
most TO iusensibility. The sheriff was
witness TO the scene. but was powerless
20 interfere. No arrests we're made. Mr.
Armstrong was taken 70 his home. The
attending physicians report that ne is
very seriously hurt internally and that
his injuries viii no doubt prove fatal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
ANOTHER SETRACk
No Hope of the New YORK LegisIatur
Agreeing on Il Worlds Fair BiII.

No Hope of the New YORK Legislature
Agreeing on Il Worlds Fair Bill.
ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. Sl-The Worlds
Fair Bill Conference Committee agreed
70 report the bill back to both houses
amended so as 20 strike ont all
OF tho names Of the additional com
missioners not residents of New York
City. These names include Lewis F.
Payne, a. r. Bosrdman, Erastus Corn
ing, James ". Good and Ellis n. Rob
erts. The conference report came up in
the Assembly soon after Assem- bling, and
after spirited debate tho report Of the
conference was non-concured in by a
vote of-aTes, a.: noes 63.
In the Senate Mr. Cantor moved 20
take up the Assembly worlds fair bill
and psss II, hut the motion was lost
by vote of-ayes. IS: noes. IL.
The Senate then adjourned until nert
Monday night by party vote. No ore
can now predict when the Two houses
can be brought 70 agree on
worlds fair bill. aad the friends
Of New York a-e much discour-
aged Prominent members OF the Lers-
lsture telegraphed an account of the sit-
uation 70 tho New York deleCaf lion in
Congress. and received a telegram from
Congressman Belden stating That ma.
jority o. the New York Congressional
delegation thought that grave mistake
had boon made in attempting 10 change
the Ori-iual bill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jan -
FroUR--Stesdv Patents asOa47s. Bsk
ers', q 0o13S5. s;rAights. s375as p. wlrter
Patents $40 10, Clears. g. c9li3ao
WHEAr-Quiet ..7d firm. No cssh and Jan
VARY. 7[4GT4Rc. MAY 7sxaTy1c. SO
spring ranged a. eaeoc. No Spring - 7sr
depending or quality
corn - Quiet ana steady 20. p cp1 - F.
No : g5x6BsSc 20. : yellow Sr4c. 49,
White. :. o. b. 9sasIlc. lnn5s-y. PC g.
ary. 2c March. epSc. APRIL sac. Ma a (,
6siAc. July 2Ao
OATS steady 80 : cash sAo2ic. Ian
vary. eOLa2lc; Fehrusry 2f<92io. March
2lho Nav. SsNIl2sc. June 22,d271e
Samp's sslss Nerr 20 2 @ffasiC No 9
Whre 81 a.. 20. ?. plze2c No. White,
22L.aZ3kc G. outside choice.
RYr-wAs again lover. 80 rash <sstr.
Nav delivery &c. Samples. Gslfs',c for 80.
2 T1Igoc Tor 80 :
BaHIxT-About stssdr. bvt slow. Common.
thtn Io~a No ara No. q z4Gz7c for GOOD
"a oaoios. IA 3. gsexsc Norl1 western ~.
3 fhln, T.a3sc good % choice Es2<sc fsncT.
HOc
KFss Popt-TrsiinF uodersfsir scfiv. ans
prices ruled easier 81 s gfts e. for rash
= SH-RQ IS fo- FsbruarT. . s3sfas - fot
Nsrch D. Pas x foF Ma
LARD Trading only f@lr. ans prices s.s'.r a.
= S = ~ fo- ossb - = +slss - for Fsh-uarT.
- 81 - Ut ~ aToas ft.f'a4@'ft5 ttl -
BITTER -Creane-T zzc DsirT. eaisc
FEchinE stock lfaTc
Ff-g~ F~rsh "a ffL-
PorfTBr Dress ~ sksus 43ise rf-
Drssse6 turkeys 49, pe~ ? 1--we
PFToc TT > LI~. Geess > 1o1- n -
wEIsEv Brled qu'st sas e-s1F ~ fhe
basis g. s. ~ far clstf lsrs finished goods
Nv FCFN Jar -
wETsT- Ess. -. vess Sssna-T @R, F~h-
-s~g 49, MA-ah Gk tpTA %l4a@s
Ns7 70 1aFtfc -lra ~ TulT. N4
A1r1st FaeEs 50 Deer ~ $40
CrHv wesx frs - gef Tsgts-r r8Gns
ofTs-nHl sE1 sesaf- WeTt~Tu 27aEs
FR~~TsT0vs P-ef crr rsts y ~1E -
Ertrs Hsss Fn pe-s slrv s'esdr ~sz
Mes 80 00 p 90 1Ssss 1sa 1a1sH Ertrs
PRIV 800 Ls-e cg. A., 49, sf.sr5
rsrfa~ss a.