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The daily critic., 1890-11-01

The B. x o. r. q. Co. viii sell excursion
tickets at rate Of one fare f0F the round
nip, as follows, RiZs
To points IN the State OF Maryland no
ygmber ], 2, and T. good Tor return passage
until November 5, inclusive.
To points I'm the state of Penusy y'yau.l.
October 30, November 3. 2, aui 8, GOOD frr
return passage within IS days from date 1i
sale
To points in the State 1f Delaware Oeu
leT % and November D good for return
passage until November lo, Inclusive
To points iu the state 0f New jersey,
October 81, November h lul 3, good f3.
return passage within 10 day flJm date 0t
sale.
To points in New York, October 80 anI
November I, good fur return passage until
November DO, inclusive
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

and Gaieiy Company
will present at Ker.
mans Theatre next
Monday has not only
proved a great hit
but IS acknowledged
one Of the brightest
pTolucliouso ever writ
ten, Neither pains
nor expense spared 20
make the burleslue a
success, Lester and
Williams find this
season the most profit
able one they have
ever experienced.
The burlesque Is re-
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

The great fire scene, showing tbo hurn-
ing oft q number of buildings. &, the
tenement district Of New York Tsis
scene is one OF The most unigre and
awe inspiring ones ever pint u11n the
stage
The Louisville t0pmera.r i1 sreat.
inc Of Hearts of New York writes.
1T was an excellent and Representative
audience that assembled at Iarfs, last
evening. and It was an elegant r'av that
" as presented. The Hearts of New
York Is one Of those rare productions
which makes one feel better after -cripr
It, one Of those pretty playsto be eni9ved
as a gem of dramatic arr. II has not
teen undulv recommended. 10 even slr.
passes all promises made for g. The
author, Mr. j j. McCloskev, has not
Drawn from the improbable for his char
acters, but has taken them from every
day life, and the result is n charming
and consistent story that reveals o most
noble character in the little waif, whose
fashionable mother has abandoned her
20 the cruel mercies of the streets and
The tender affection that exists between
her and another figure in the play equally
as good In conception that embodies The
best and most generous impulses of
human nature.
The play is admirably set by the aid
Of special scenery and with that perfect
attention 10 detail that pervaded the
whole performance and made 10 fault
less The precision In acting and rare
conception on the part Of the individual
members of the company places the
piece above the range of ordinary prO.
nnrffnma NNfaa NNuWfn Tar,aFr,..es.ss
sesses a native dignity and catching
humor admirably adaptedt to the charac
ter Of Piak6g, the waif. and gave the
role perfect rendition with lust enough
modest grace to give 10 full effect The
opposite character. JsyFy " Brjsp. was
thoroughly sustained by that finished
actor, Mr.. William l. Hines. Mr.. II.
Z. Keen deserves special mention for
bis representation Of Thomas VilJ5upHs,
the neglectful, afterwari the reclaimed
and loving father also Frank L. Davis.
James Whitcomb and James Quinnas-
thev are all admirably fitted for their
paris and did excellent work.
The comedy. next 10 the stars, Is
mainly supplied by MIR. Stanley Macy
as Ldiegsr JerIds. The abandon with
which he interprpis his role adds TO the
NNAANNN NAANNNa 4 AN ahNN ahttNrNIItf OF
Miss Marie Dudley was an artistic piece
Of acting. Her gowns are rich. and dis.
played excellent taste. The Mrs. Darts
Of Letiie Price was satisfactory. and Il
Is doubtful if the Mrs Gdrcin Of Miss
May Marshall could be more admirably
done. Hearts of New York, besides
possessing naturally delIcately eX.
pressed sentiments, contains some strong
realistic, sensational features. notably
the finish Of the second and third acts.
The opportunity Of enjoying a play of
absolute merit Is afforded In this en-.
gsgemcnt, which continues throughout
the week.
Managers Harris, Britton and Dean.
with their usual llbcrality aud enter
prise, have arranged for a special wire
and operator to be placed on the stage.
50 their patrons may hear the correct
election returns read as soon as re.
Ccivcd.
aEa
Me and Jack, the burIcsque which
Lester and WiIligmg' TonI,, NnvaIt,.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01
FnK sALE-lIntsE,

LOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
II frame house, Just finishing; uydraut IN
yard; lot lGHil5. snug home; price, 500 AQ-
ply 90 ROBERT j, THOMAS, Room No. ., gi8
18Th ~.
EOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
IT houses IN Washington, Tod, l0s and no
stone trimmings 2 rooms and bath; electric
bells aai gas price $500 each, $500 cash
balance 20 SUIT or trade for gnDd lots.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

James Quinn as Mrs. O'RsIrdyH, 10
"lleaTts Of New York, " and Miss Mar.
shall as Mrs. Garr'H, friendly neigh
Dor on a borrowing expedition, cause
no end Of merTiment By the roundabout
way In which they ask one another for
the use Of various articles, and upon re
fusal give each other sharp tongue
lashing.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

including new songs, merry music,
plete with highly entertaining features,
graceful dances and novel scenes; Is ln.
terspeTsed with excellent specialties,
aud enriched with rare scenic effects
and magnificent scenery. Tue cast
comprises talented artists, with young
and beautiful Estrella Sylvia, whose
pretty face and perfect form we repro
duce here IN the happy character OF the
Prince. Miss Sylvia, who Is acknOIl-
edged the premier ddHseuss, and has no
equal in fancy dances, has scored a
success In buTlesque that stamps her as
a most versatile artist.
The beautiful Washburn sisters are
the most popular dueuists on the stage,
and render a number of new and
charming songs. As the gladiators,
McAuliife and Slayin. Sid Enson and
shapely Annie Queen are very enter
tanning Lester and Williams are ac-
kuoWledged masters of wit aud makers
Of fun, and have several funny sur
pIises In store Popular little Polly
Mcdonald is a great fayOTite, always
has new songs, and never tires Of
dancing, Her wing dancing is un-
equaled. The fencing exhibition of
Nile EnglehaTt the champion lady
fenCgT OF the world, Is & genuine
novelty. She is assisted by the beaui
tui and accomplished swOTisWOmen,
Misses Robinson and kimhall, aad
oilers $50 10 any ienCeT male or female,
whom she fails 10 defeat. Besi les these
features Of the burlesque there are John
Burke and Oracle Forrest, the inc7n
parable artists; Gallagher all West
/ ID.
original Dutch impers0nat0r, aud
Heusted and Eastman. comedy vocal
ists. Ladies' maunees Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday. November 3 Amer
ican Specially Company
-
Edward Strauss aud bis orchestra Rill
give two farewell concerts in Washing
ton on sunday, November o. at Al
taugh's s, and on lhe following evening
at Lincoln Hall The sale Of seats
opened This morning al M-zerolts, aud
many prominent people we're among the
early buyers. the orchestra Teturus %
Vienna early In December. aud Is u18
ON ils way back % New York. after
most successful Western "trip The
name of Strauss coujuTes up most
pleasing TeCulleCli0us, aud there Is
everywhere a desire 90 see and hear the
orchestra under the lead 0f one of the
family The programmes will Include
an fle old favur.tes, together gifb seg
eral new compositions which have been
dedicated 10 America,
But few are aware bat Ihc graceful
heaiJb-giyiug exercise Of fencing IS a
rapidly growing accoWp.ishmeugaulng
DE ladies of tle larger cities II IS of
ATE ears, however th4f iu any country
ladi,s have taken % THE sword rs an
csgmplishment II Is ,he outgrgHtb,
presumably gf the growing iadgeu-s
,f o theatre on society Women
rucir4 on The stage has displayed tlg
opportunities uf graceful pa5-lriu-
which ne aTl carries HiJh ,L PbFs.-
clans have recommended l.as health
iul exercise. S. Tie ladies ia European
CapirIs bave taken t1 feBeing
j AItuua Austria rae school Ht the
sRurl ltcamy quite ile ra1t some tWu
ltaI- a-u ard uuuter OF young
.rllls. Daughters at prominent officials
esd residents Uf that gay CaplI NJ
formed q fencing club, guEasilg as
tLeI "fgshI meIslgr Professor Hart.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01
MAGNIFICENT Pa0DUGn0g0F FAUST
CCnrisd's Comic Opera Company in
The Gypsy Baron,
THE HEARTS OF NEW YORK At HARRIS.
Ne and JACK at Kernans -All Good
Bills That Ought to Draw
Crowded Houses Ladies
as Fencars.

The engagement Of The Messrs.
Booth and Barrett will begin on Mon
day next at Albaugh's New Lyceum
Theatre, Baltimore. This event.
coupled with the opening of Mr..
Alhaugh's new house. makes a double
attraction for the Washington public.
who will be most agreeably surprised
when they enter this new temple Of
amusement The theatre is situated
four blocks below Union Station, on the
same street, and Is most easy OF access
by the Pennsylvania Railroad The
special excursions promise to be largely
attended, judging from the advance
sale, and, rs this will probably be the
last joint appearance Of these grea,
artists, those who avail themselves Of
this opportunity will be happy to know
they have run no risk Of losing q chance
TO see Booth and Barrett The sale Of
seats Is now In progress at Miller's
bookstore, $50 Fifteenth street, where
seats may he secured from 10 a. m. 10
p. m. daily. The first weeks cXCur.
sions will be given on Thursday, No.
vember 9, Merchant of Venice" aud
Saturday, November :, Hamlet
The second week will consist Of
Julius Cesar" Monday, November
10, "Wednesday, November 70. "Mac.
heth;' Friday, November II, "Olhollo.
Orchestra seats are 50 50 and balcony
81. The tickets are rapidly selling.
and no time should be lost in securing
the best Of the seats
-
On Monday evening will begin IN
engagement by Lewis Morrison, at Al.
baugh's, In magnificent production
Of Faust" Goethe's most excellent
tragedy is a sort OF capitalization Of
weird legends more or less familiar In
Germany for centuries. II Is still
disputed point among scholars whether
such a person as Faust Tor Faustus) ever
r,ally lived Bu, many Of the legends
Of orchauiment refer TO certain DR..
F'us'us, ipguled 20 be celebrated
The daily critic., 1890-11-01
Many Persons an, hr.Esn

many Persons are broken
iOWn from ugerW0rE or household cares.
Browns Iron BitteTs ReIuHds tte
system, aids digestion removes excess OF Bile,
aud cures malaria Get the genuine.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

magician, who has been confounied
with Johann Faust, who IS credit "a
with being the iBventoT-Or az least the
chief promoter-of the art of printing
while the art was in its infancy,
II has been pithily observed that
"Fauslus occupies the same place 10
reference 10 The popular supers rstitious
OF Germany that the enchanteF MeIiin
does % those OF England, that Don
Juan holds 10 Spain, Robert Of Nor
mandy In France, and Virgil IL Italy"
lndisputably, the Faust" Of Goethe
is ibe highest form which the Fauslian
traditions have attained.
The great German poet has ap'ly been
termed The Shakespeare OF Germany.
In this tragic drama he has interw0yen
legend, philosophy, poetry, romance
and ethics, with the skill Of a master.
The play moves 10 laughter and 20
grief. Ii appeals 10 the intellect, 10
The senses, and 70 the heart
IL challenges the Imagination, while
its morale Is solidly based on the
eternal truths Of TeCtilude and justic
In the character Of NephtsD. Mr.
Morrison has a r5l5 which requires very
y
a. absorb the best work of an eXpe-
Tieuctd artist The character is essen
italy reprlleHt; yet Dir Morrison, By
his rare fHeSss and delicauY of treat
ment. holds his auditors az q whole
some balance between adherence Of
Tie character and admiration for the
actors art.
Mr. MoFTison's Msphistg Is uudeui-
ably a devil but Il is not a thoroughly
depTaVed devil II has some good
qualities-gyen generous oues-lnd pos
sesses an uudeniably keen sense of
humuT
Miss Rosabel Morrison daughter Of
Lewis MoHisoul brings sweetness aud
light 10 ber aid IN the delicious Fols
OF Mary lFlts lu The garden scene she
Il " hEe Hover among the flowers a
perfect picture of youthful innocence,
simplicity ami trusliulness In the
prison scene She very wisely rgfTails
from maring her treatment OF lhe r5t5
by eAcess 0t energy, In at scenes AMI
81 ualious her work IS marked bY gruu
iue artistic instinct, tempered by judi
ayus method
In The operadc world and among
Play -1ers the company bearing tl-
Eame 1f CUuried Is a fayorts aud iu
ibc foremost rank. To Is regarded as
iLe stamp of excellence AIr Heinrich
CuuTied formerly Of Yieuu4 aud after
wand of ibe New YORK Casino, has
bong been Identified With operate un-
drIuIugs, aud since he came o.
Amtrica several years ago be has pm 30
ald directed many attractions au the
hIic Stage. He Is recognized MASTER.
1his IS q guarantee 0f eNe IleaE psr-
fumauges Of The King Fool aud
*ILe Gypsy Baron by bis uleutgd
and vel drilled corps gf singers aI TIE
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

Arrangements for the production of
the nautical, farclcal opera, ship
Alloy" are rapidly being completed
The novelty In the opera will be the
nauliC al element, The second act take
plsce on The deck Of new steel cruise
of the United States Navy To the Ia.
act an enormous ship viii be brough
across the stage and a squadron will De
seen at anchor in Chesapeake Bay.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

tzl5 street ncSapsF uT s.a~ssIHsstuu
stock Ezguauze. Au ttraI ,lsei,s
-aa .seurirIss a4uzif auH -aIf.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

A patrol wagon dashes across The
stage al fun speed with horses and OIL
GERS In ''lleari- of New York
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

EnmMLssIoSEE OF DEEDS
a. 3, ELNDE- CUM & Of ULElr ENh All
~. k5az5s ana Territories l57 -. aFzr 59-.
-iV HaI.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

For election week tue enterpH,inE
managers Of Harris Biiou Thellre
have selected a new and s0meFha.
novel sensational play, the Hearts
Of New York which win have lis
Washington premier Monday night,
The play, although built upon some
what sensational lines, yet tells an ia
tgresling story and holds a moral mirr0r
for Us audiences % gaze al With the
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

Me and Jack, the hurlcsque which
Lester and Williams London Novelty
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

IN -alg money Iar E-us- 1rsl-g.a lass -H.-
lDd-laul clothing. Address ..H .HLI ar
fIsTHf- HE ID STAND. .rg ID ar u 81
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

The following theatrical recipe f1t
riches In given by a writer in PVek.
steal few melodies out Of some opera,
Cut from thC,papCrs a hushCl OF Jokes,
Throw IN dozen trile improperly,
Give the whole thing 90 variety folks
Dancers, trio, 10 Kick with the bCst of' 'em
\ manager gifted with plenty of gull-
Gold mines an oil wells an trusts am Go,
rest uf 'om-
Faith, farce comtly's better than al
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

L EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
Ia BY
THOMAS =. WAGGAMAN, on F street..
Changes made WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays.
esToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

WASTED-MI>CELLANEoJs.
4 FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH
steam pCwe- good elevator service aud ar-r-
class lau.tarzh'p, o. tha POST BUILDING,
i1r rent 30 Tow rates ta 61sr-eIass tgaaars
Apply 10 sTusoN HuTCWSs sa Post
Epldia- @ FRANK MAeUHE, -ugsza-
tendeut.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

Miss Bessie Gilbert, the cornet sololst
who proved her superiority over al
other cornetlsts last season, and waite
In vain for an answer TO her challcnr
Of $4,000, will appear at Herman
Theatre November 10, with the Amrrl
can -Four Specially Company Mis-
Gilbert Is a lady Of rare beauty, graC
and refinement, has received the highe.
musical education, and plays the cornt
with That ease and skill which invnriabl
characterizcs natural talent and cultiys
tion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13
From Sept. 50 to Oct. Il

Extensive Improvements being made in every de-
PartmentEand the grounds being Brilliantly Illuminated by
Electricity The Exposition will be kept open Night and Day
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13
A Historical Document.

CARTHAGE, ILL.,, September 49,
While hunting recently for relics in
an old pile of papers in one of the
courthouse jury rooms, Thomas B.
Griffith, pioneer and one of the few
living men who saw Joseph and
Hiram Smith killed by mob at the
old Carthage Jail, June q, 1874, found
the original copy of the coroner's YER
dict concerning the tragedy. 1t is
written on fine quality of foolscap,
and though musty with age, is we'll
preserved. The verdict shows that
Joseph Smith and his brother Hiram
received only two wounds each, and
refutes the story that Joseph Smiths
body was "riddled with bullets"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13
A Mysterious Fire.

LONDON, September l3.-The Board
of Trade has been making inquiry in
to the burning of the British steamer
Egypt, which was abandoned on fire
August IL; while on a voyage from
New York to London. The board
finds that the cotton in the Egypt
was packed in better manner than
usual, and it is unable to conjecture
the cause of the fire.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13

MONTREAL, September 13.-At to-
days session of the Methodist General
Conference letter was read from the
Presbyterian Assembly of Asheville,
n. c., asking the conference to Join
them in seeking to Eave all disputes
between countries submitted to arbit-
ration
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13

--AMERICAN HOTEL, Laredo, Texas
Rates one Dollar per day. Street cars
from 1. and G. N. depot to Interna-
tional bridge passes the door. T: ].
SEE, proprietor. e-zl-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13

Three fine lots on Government Helghts
for sale, cheap. Apply to L. b. johnson,
at LIGHT office. s-o-u.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13

Go to Eagle Clothing Company
for complete outfit for yourself and
boys. Everything just as represent
ed, and at reasonable prices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13

New goods arriving by every
steamer for Eagle Clothing company
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-13
.HAGER \ MOTHS,
l3 N. Alamo and / 2 Losoya SITS.
Cheanest FURNITURE House
In Texas.
In Texas.

Antonio has booming destined the
metropolis the South and Booming
and believe that will
have added the occupied that
display
full line Furniture entirely beautiful
where cordially invited
will fully equal Furniture house the
public will encourage build
profitable business. call
assure OF our.part.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-10-02

evening where everybody enjoyed them
selves hugely pulling taffy and eating
pop corn. After this had been INDUCED
in for some time the entire party repaired
TO the Masonic hall and passed a pleasant
time with music and the grand march. A
goodly number present tripped the light
fantastic for while.
Mr. J E. Gregory, accompanied by his
wife and niece, of Moweaqua. Ill.,, has
been making visi. to this county the
past two weeks. He likes this country
quite we'll barring the dry weather and
crop shortage of this season. Mr.. Greg
DRY is an uncle of Miss Emma Winche'l.
a successful school teacher of our coun-
ty. and in company with her made the
CAT pleasant visit last Saturday.
1t is with commendable fitness thst
the friends of c. W. Robbins have pre-
vailed upon him to become candidate
for reelection for the office of district
clerk He has performed the duties
devolving upon him in an able, efficient
and clerical manner 4 farmer whose
interests are identified with every farm
er and laboring man in the county. it is
not to be wondered al that farmers are
enthusiastic in desiring his return to the
Office. Such being the case. there can be
no doubt about his reelection if nomi
mated
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-10-02
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

D. Shelton & Son, one of the leading
real estate firms Of Topeka. have jIsI
published at an expense of 5000 a
iarge picture OF the State Capitol build
ing. surrounded by cabinet size like
ness of each governor of the state. This
Is the only coli ctiun in existence of all
the governors. and is INV iluable. The
picture seems To fill long felt want and
Is nIe which shuull be In evey home in
the state. The price being placed al the
low sum of one dollar. places it within
the Jeacn of ali. Every purchaser is
presented with a ticket in Grand Free
Drawing. which will take place a, the
Grand Opera house. December IL, 1881,
in winch seven houses and il highly i'm
proved l3b acre farm will be given away.
This property is all owned by d Shelton
d Son. is of the very best grade and val
ued At $50 COO This Is your opportunity
To secure an ,legant home. clear OF all
incumbrsnce. FREE. Send LOO for
the picture. which will be sent postage
paid. To any address. with the gift ticket.
Liberal discount to clubs of ten and ov-
er. Agents wanted everywhere. Send
for circulars. Address
D. SHELTON & Son.
Topeka, kans.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-10-02
Died.

In memory of Roxy Ruth Harstine.
daughter of Bro. Henry and Sister
Hars,ine. who died near Rexford.
Thomas county, Kan Sept. 18th. 1890.
This angelic daughter was born in
PatrIcksburg. Ind. March 18th. 1882. She
was the ideal and pet nf the family. She
was an affectionate daughter and sister.
But alas, she will no more on earth join
our number.
Dearest sister thou has left us.
there our loss we deeply feel;
But Ills God who hath bereft uS,
He will all our SORROWS heal.
Her funeral Was preached by the
writ~r. using the language OF the Apostle
James: For what is your life james 4th
&. and ii Y.
The funeral Was largely attended by
mourning relatives. neighbors and
friends, after which we laid her body
down in the grave to await the resurrec-
ton morn.
Will the good Lord bles; the mourn
ing and bereaving family.
F. NJ. STEWART.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-10-02

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made mi>era
BILE by iha, terrible cough ShilOh'> Cure
is the remedy for you. For safe by Mar
tin Il Hampton. 3
Wanted-50 quarters cheap Thoma,
Co. land to exchange for eastern land,
and city property II. l. CHAMBERS
Final proof notices published hereafter
in the Thomas County CAT. The ole
price of $500 will prevail. Contest motto
eS 81 90 each
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-10-02
Births.

BEAN.-To Mrs and MIR. John Bean a
son of the usual weight. Sept. Goth
All doing well with Dr. Beaver in at
tendance, and Johny thinks he will be
able to farm on bigger scale now.
LoGAN.-TO Mrs. and Mr.. W. T. Logan
of Thurford. daughter, on Monday
night Sept. %.
Bill is happy of course ard is very
much taken up with the little visitor.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-10-02
Indiana Soldiers.

The following is list of Indiana sol
diers who attend d the recent reunion
with their post office address:
CIV. Robbins F Is Iud. infantry. Col.
by. Kan.
s. N. Howell C 80 Ind. infantry, st.
Francis. Kan.
Elijah Henry G ll6 Infantry. lion. Ks.
William Miller C y Ind infantry. Col
by.
L. E. RICKETTS, D l52 Ind inf Colby
Narum l. Wincheli l. IS Ind cav Brew
ster.
L II Cromwell Ind art Atwood.
Thomas Crawford 6 81 Ind ini Colby
John Watts - Ind int Gem
S Poff A 1s0 Ind inf Goodiand
+ w Penny = =
Sarah J PeIny g
W II Goodwin TAG q
G u Strain 81 inf Brewster
William O,erman A - Ind inf Levant
j ii Huff A Ind inf Hoxie
\ Nelson II 81 Colby
Roland Hocke, G rs Ind inf Colby
NV Dowty GIG
JAMES NJ rulner II
Joseph Harrison a 10 Rexford
j L Foster D 81 uoxie
j Slope G 3 Ind cav