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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
Capital Culllngx

The pro rata of school money for Decem-
Der IS 30 cents, the total being 1856, 900.
Superintendent Carlisle has appointed
Miss Lola Rowe of Ennis. Texas. to Pea
body scholarship.
Receipts at the land department of the
treasury department to-day through the
comptroller amounted to $I29. 524. The
principal items were leases of school lands,
So, 800. Interest, $50. sos; principal. Sl2 465.
Chartered-The NAPLES Platter grocery
company OF DenisOn, capital $50, 900.
The Temple driving park and far asso-
citation, capital 10000.
The Galveston red snapper fish and tur-
tie company changed its name to the Red
snapper fishing company of Galveston,
Tex, decided improvement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01

eight members from that state are for
Mills. That was an unexpected increase
for Mills, although Mills has wondered why
a state that was steadfast to Carlisle as a
low tariff man. should waver from 4 candi-
date who had always been shoulder to
shoulder with Carlisle, and is now COM
mended by him as obviously the man for
the tariff reformers and wise Democrats TO
vote for.
The action of the Brooklyn Representa-
tives in telegraphing Mills that they would
support him for the speakership, has had q
very good effect on his canvass. To-day he
received this dispatch from Representative
Anthony Caminetti of California: Am for
you. Bynum's letter expresses my views"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01

Secretary Blaine's visit to Philadelphia
to get i physicians certificate of health
creates a sensation in administration cir
cIes as well rs among politicians here. His
closest friends predict he will begin train
ing at once for the presidential nomination,
and this. it is declared, Will mean his re
tirement from the cabinet. Blaine de-
clined to discuss the matter yesterday
even when reporter told him 10 his face
he would be nominated in spite of himself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
Charged With Stealing Pants.

CORRESPONDENCE OF JlLtIte-
ZEPHYR. BROWN COUNTY, Tex, Nov. 2S
M. G. Simmons, deputy sheriff for Brown
county, arrested man in our town this
evening charged with stealing pair OF
pants at Brownwood yesterday. The party
gave his name as Ed Stanley and acknowl-
edged taking the pants, but claims he was
drunk. There was q boy about twelve
years old with the man when arrested. who
seems TO be . regular tough for his age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
Calls Case.

Ex-Representative Davidson Of Florida
has arrived in the city, bringing with him
documents which he will use in his contest
against Call for seat in the United States
senate. Davidson said tonight that his
contention was that in electing a United
States senator quorum of each branch of
the state legislature was necessary and that
he would prove that the senate lacked two
Of quorum, and a quorum of the senate
and house together, he would maintain, vas
not SrlfHipipuT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
Desperate Captured.



GUTHRIE, o. T, Nov 30.-Late tonight
United States Deputy Marshal Payne and a
posse of officers cornered William Stages,
one of the most desperate men in the Terri
tory, and captured him He was q notori-
Gus horse-thief, and las winter while being
taken to the Ohio penitentiary for ten years
he Jumped from a moving tr2'n in Missouri
and escaped, though heavily ironed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
SHERMAN BUDGET.
Tried to Kill Herself-Taken to TIE Peni-
tentiary-Burned to Death.

tentiary-tSurneu 10 Oe2th.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, GRAYsoN COUNTY, Tex, Nov.
30.-Mrs. Lizzie johnson, a widow, living
six miles in the country, took laudanum
with suicidal intent last night, but physi-
clan went out and reSuscltated her.
The penitentiary agent left with eight
convicts to-day, six of whom go to Rusk to
begin their terms, and two youths go to the
house of correction-al convicted in this
county.
The celebrated Mack Crook murder case
went TO trial here this morning. Crook is
being tried here upon a change of venue
from Lamar county for the murder OF
Sheriff-elect Black in 1854. Once he was
convicted and given life sentence, but the
case was reversed for 4 rehearing. Some
of tine best lawyers in the state are defend
ing and the prosecution is ably assisted.
The fve-year-old son OF Billy Houston,
colored, burned to death last evening i've
miles in the country The accident was
caused by his clothing catching on fire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
Abscondins Paymaster Arrested.

BROWNSVILLE, CAMERON COUNTY, TEX,
Nov. 30.-Last night City Marshal Bratto
arrested Severe ParedO, an Ascending pay
master of the Mexican army, from Piedras
Negras, Mexico. The arrest was made at
the request of the authorities of Mata-
mOraS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
For Forging an Order for a Marriage
License.

HALLETI svrLLE, LAvACA COUNTY, TEX,
Nov. 3O.-Sheriif Houchins to-day arrested
and jailed Sam and Zeke Selph for forging
IN order for marriage license. Sam wanted
to marry the thirteen-year-old daughter of
a j. Hickman,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
Crisp's Claims.

The Crisp men have been asserting that
their man would have a solid delegation
from North Carolina. That claim suffered
injury tonight. a dispatch received from
the editor of the Raleigh News changes
the report and saying that three of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
Must Face the Music.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov 30.-The lottery
cases based upon charges made in San
Antonio, Tex, come up for hearing before
Commissioner Wright this morning.
Defendants were required to give bonds for
appearance a. the next session OF the court
al San Antonio. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
FARMER KILLED
BY Houston and Texas Central Train
Mar Hearne

Special to the Gazette
HoUsTON. Ten, Nov. 3C-Section Fore
man Doyle on the Houston ami Texas Cen
tlal last night found the dead body of q man
named Evans lying alongside the track near
HearHe. The deceased had evidently been
killed by passing train. He was farmer
in the neighbcrhood, and was well and ia
vorably knC yn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
Who Got the Boodlee

WICHITA. NAN, Nov. 30.-A New York
counterteiter with $1,000 counterfeit green
backs in his possession was arrested here.
About an hour after being locked up officers
went to see him il. Jail but he had escapsa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01

NEW ORLAENS, La. Nov. 30-John Ker-
nagaD, negro, was arrested this morning.
He claims that he was serving five years in
the Tennessee penitentiary for burglary in
Memphis, and had been living hsfssesss
months. .z,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01

ssbselassoF tie Weekly GAzErra
The sun., 1891-01-29
LONG ISLAND CITY SCHOOLS.
Residents or the Fourth Ward Hold "n In.
dignAtion Meeting.

Residents or the Fourth Ward Hold AN In.
dignation Meeting.
Tho people OF the Fourth ward OF Long Island
City, which comprises the principal part OF
Astoria and includes the majority OF the
wealthy residents OF the city. are UP IN arms
against Mayor Gleason and his Board OF
School Commissioners. The trouble Is over
the contomp plated erection OF new school
house In the ward At a joint meeting OF tho
Board OF Education and the trustees OF the
Fourth ward held last week. to confer on tho
building OF a new school house. ono set OF
plans was submitted to tho Board. They were
furnished by Architect Paliser. who far
nishcd the plans for other school houses now
in course OF completion In the city. Tho tgus-
OF the ward ths9 10 snsS othsr
;heir choice 1 When the trustees ventured L!
enter protest the Chairman Of the board OF
Board oi Education. Tho trustees made pro.
tss shs sSso SSs has b.en
tie Board OF Education rooms that night she
VICE Vice as % trustee she had mover met with such
treatment as she received at tho hands OF tho
Commissioners that night ..,o. ...,.u
was held in the Fourth warI school by the
Of AStoTe o. to W.
said tho way money was being sauandered OH
tho school buildings nov, in course OF con
raper showing tho cost OF the uncomnleted
sehool buildings 10 the city to date as toeeg1s es1
ZOO: Third ward. $82.OO0; Fifth ward.
s49,s0O. None OF these buildings Is
been stopped on IL for lack Of funds. Tho taXS
rate OF the present. year hus been INCREASED
fsre 4s Sef In ceha shs Ssr ortR ward si5 on si5o
Resolutions were passed at the meeting up
holding The action OF the trustees and pledR-
Ing thom tho support OF the entire warl ~
their efforts to resist the ATTEMPTS OF tho Hoard
OF Education to force them 70 accept the plans
OF q seemingly favored architect.
The sun., 1891-01-29
DvOM.fN SCFF'AA GE.
Prospect OF the Adoption Of u Sweeping
Measure In lts Favor.

Prospect OF the Adoption Of "a Sweeping
Measure In lts Favor.
Tho woman sufYraGists all over the country
are anxiously awaiting the action OF the Legis-
lature OF the State OF Kansas upon a bill now
before 1t. This bill. which may become law
within a short time. goes far beyond any
measure yet adopted by any State in the inter
eat OF womsn's rights. 1t gives full suffrage to
all women OF lawful age. with tho right to hold
any Office under tho State. 1t is supported by
nearly nll tho members OF the Farmers ALI
ance, which controls the lower branch OF the
Legislature. and there is hope that it will pass
the Senate. as the Republican party in the
State is on record in defence Of its principle.
BY an existing law women possess municipal
control the government OF good many towns
and have elected School Superintendcnts in
several countles. The, experience, OF female
suffrage thus obtained has led to the demand
hs q ohH .hs woms the
lime tim G ago Mrs. Tease and Mrs Digs addresssi
tho Alliance members Of tho Legsiatu, Q In it's
favor They argued thss NV was Ia;rgey " ,aIomeh 6
it's great victory In Kansas. and that It was the
farmers wives who had stirred up their hus-
bands to enter the field Of reform. When enc
q them asked. IMi!i you give US this bi!l T., e.
hill will he defeated by tho Republican Senate.
Even n II became law. the women wonld still
bs deprived OF the power OF voting In Federal
elections.
The woman suhraGsts all over the country
are anxious that one state ut leas. should
adop, n measure like that which is now before
the Kansas Legislature.
The sun., 1891-01-29
MAD DOGs RUNNING IN WINTER.
Psnnsylvanin Cases and Excitenent-Au
Due to Last Summers Heat.

Psnnsylvanin Cases and Excitenent-Au
Due to Last Summers Heat.
READING. Jan. 2s.-Dr. G. F. q. Bergen OF
this city has three patients under treatment
who have been bitten by mad dogs. Ono Is
Ammon Sitter. aged 80, anu the other two
are young sons OF Frank Hahn oil OF this
county. Hopes are entertained that all will
escape hydrophobia
On the night OF Jan. G, Sitter. who lives
near Fridensburs. was awakened by crowd
Of neghbors armed with shotguns aud CLUBS.
who told him that mad hound was on his
premises. lie hastily dressed and went down
into the yard 0 assist in the search, Out Inc
dog could not be found.
lIo then endeavored to chain his own uos
The animal jumped upon him. and b.tin9
through his coat and oveicoat. tore large strli,S
OF flesh from his arms. Although his wounds
were painful. Sitter wall ed hall mile 70 u
neghbOrs for n gun and shot the DOG. four
other dogs, presumed to have been bitten ey
the hound were killed later. MI. Hahn sons
we're 0jtten by dogs that caught tn" 'nlec-
tlcn il0m Stirer's.
Two mad dogs bit host Of other dogs near
Griesemersville last week. and smother bit at
least q dozen dogs In ALBANY township. wliie
still another bit score Of other dogs ~ the
vicinity OF Klinesville. All tho farmers IN those
nrighborhoods have killed their housedoRs as
q precaution. NillOughhy Rhode, OF Virgins
vills killed mad dog with tho butt END OF MS
gun Friday. All these cases are Traced 70
rabd dogs In this region during last summer.
The sun., 1891-01-29
.lMrSEMESTS.
The First Performance This Season OF
waguer's " Sieerrted."


The FIR" rer'orm.ns. -.
wsgmers s'es'r'e"
Ia, r,,ht vss an jmportant one At the
80, I,Ast nnku' ~"' n -, ~. crs, ,sr.
Metropolitan, the occasion oe'nk .n' ns. W.
formance this season OF one OF tho operas OF
a.. ,r,,orr "sIeofried" was nut upon the
'ne 'fnoe,. s., 80. Il. .ha ,;,,. rtis uerr
stRRe' Win uuuenus III 'uo "'V 80.
y. .;h.,;cb Hahrons Ia f,sr. Brvnl,l,in By Frau
40 M,.,"" o' | r.l. nn ,orYGost,o and tho Pores,
Bird By Fraulsin Broch. on the whole salts.
f.ctor, csa, though not 40 brilliant ono as
factory Cast 'noukn NV 90 80. - EIshor
those whore Lennahn' NNatS snu A'e'
held the principal parts
There can he no question that any artist
who oortrays Sieafried now or IN mo lu'u's
must nccess arily bO handicapped bT our re-
The sun., 1891-01-29
THE NEW BRIGH1ON FIREMEN.
Real Estate Owners Address tho Fire Com.
mittee In Their Behalf.

mittee In Their Behalf.
A meeting OF the Fire Committee OF the viii
lage OF New Brighton was held on Saturday
night to discuss tho dissatisfaction among
some OF the local fire companies on account OF
action by the authorities in putting a restr,c-
tIon on companies as to the expenditure OF
funds for supplies. A number OF tho fire COM
panies revolted and refused 10 turn out at
tire which occurred recently. The meeting
was largely attended by taxpayers. who signed
a petition requesting the Board OF Trustees to
rose ind their resolution In regard 10 the ex-
pendturs OF fire funds.
Augustus Prentiss Il lawyer and q largo
the meeting in beha! OF the iiremen He said
the trustees by their action had violated tho
law, and he declared they had no right 10 re-
fuse to pay 10 eiuh company Its share OF the
annual appropriation nf fire funds. Tho fire.
men. he said. were not tho servants Of tho
Board OF Trustees. but they were duly incor.
erty and machine
Justice W ". Corbett said tho trouble sh ould
be settled without delay. II. there was no cor
tninty that the lire com Ilantes would turn out
10 render assistance In casa Of fires under the
present condition OF AFFAIRS. He raid the In
their rates, II not cancel all OF their policies.
unless tho trouble was adjusted soon. The
Fire Committee deferred action in the m latter
The trustees want the fire companies to
submit to thom an itemiZed account OF their
expenses Heretofore each company received
its own bills without Interference from The
trustees. The latter say that they are merely
complying with tho new charter In ,nking the
actin they have in regard to tho fire funds.
The sun., 1891-01-29

III said that tho Irish snamrocss Of I,Iooklyn and
the ltsh AthstICs Of sew York, who omitted to
ter 10 pay matches under tho New York sat. root
bhil League tins Will prnbnhiy apply Tor reinsste
Incnt al the next NEE NIX oi tie League.
An attempt has recently iceu made In Brooky to
establish u cGt composei entirely OF scottish high
Isnders
The NEE ling Of tho New York state Football League
oil Soniay II 1t promises TO De !iIlOTtant one and
II Dehoovrs representatives o. The various CGts to
bs our in force The Anenisi rntes gUytruing tho
League matches areto be IN any hoIt-d ana the tlri
round OF League iies " ~ lie drawn for OWING
tue incIemen weather on recent SUNDAY. ti!s -rcni'
round lies not yet been FINISHED, Tut II TIE
in.n,s sh"nd bs n al favorable on sunday neat he
remaining ma, cGe. MI he played II IL nhi,prTed
n AT NJ the aspge mee' iul tie iOngtel nns wi lave
about the present system OF admit
the Iheret- Of opposing clups to matches "fayHen.
on both slnes admission FREQ s-.ns u be the motto
OF the poets
For some time past several gentlemen prominent In
Hew York fnutua circles have been endeaN oriuE
range n match with representative cub IA Pillade
mia some correspondence has ensDed. aud n though
ncgOtIAtipus have teen nnay closed II L. be even
inc North Ind club Of the QUAKER CITY he
10 come 10 New York or BROOKLYN and play inter.
ci,y match. ASSOC f"nlbs! in rhiIndslahiA 10 "a
yet maIiuR SOW progress 81 tar as popularity Is con
cened but the foths snihn.iast there are not eas
d0wned aud they are forcing the dribuin2 code the
front with considerable Ardor.
The sun., 1891-01-29
4 TaiIOr's Queer Libel Case.


In the Court OF Appeal yesterday. before the
Master of the Rolls; sir James Hannen. and
I.orI Justice Fry, the case Of Bo!an!er vs;
Davies was heard, ltwasGn action for alleged
called the 7ailor and rortd The paragraph
complained Of was Rs follows:
saw In our ves was IN coat worn by young man OF
TIVE name OF tdgeeM who WAS win g2lahasr tor Z
We we!i rsmsnber asking our old t,udeul II he called
That .,psS"sn e" q 500 IA 1.3rn. n !, wa; about h1,
N. .Sy .S%a ! . tss: i sH: q ns
Lr't Dsxn Win h, own rountryGen n The % swedss We
maze in rss contrv nor re low 10 esvao coat
srtsts thint 1, Is beginning At Tho wrong end.
The plaintiff contended that the term Swcl:
only make trousers. The defendant denied
that he had p,.hiished the words OF the plain
tin. an pleaded that they were fair COM
tiial before Mr. Justice hawkins the verdict
and jqdGmeIt we're entered lor the nGtepdant;
pISin;in that he WAS a. Swedish drnrnmsri'
implied that he was unht to make coat. and
tG sGH hin in his :.
that trousers are made BY Reei9nerst know
we're told that their trousers we're made BY
so.called libel published 10 this absurd llttle
pink paper. ia unintelligiblo rubbish. What
does TIE ;s,ussestion about the elevation OF
Mr.. Morton-It means moral elevation. Isup-
blanket The whole thing is loo Ridiculous.
Jury. and should hsve laughed the case out Of
Mr.. Morton Daniel for the defendant was
The application was dismissed with costs.
The sun., 1891-01-29
THE EMERALD RAIL.
Il 10 vsteA the Mest Successful II the His-
tory or the Association.


tory sf the Association.
The scene at the Academy OF Music In Brook
lyn last piaht WAS brilliant and animated. the
occasion being the annual ball OF the Emerald
Association, au event OF absorbing Interest to
an influential portion Of the Inhabitants Of
that town. The association was organized
fifty.thres years ago. and no year has passed
In its history that ball has not been held
under its direction and the receipts placed 10
ss s e. Il: Sns q: Of the
The entire lower part 9th 81 the , buildinF 10.
lste hour In the morning vastrod By e beapti.
fu and as manly snr9ne o, n SnnoSts nco - nSs
asSs ard spn;r :sS
Cd :: ricqs s.s.a m STsE tn. baton
mental me coneer'. The leader was frequently
= ssx In
More than 2o0 couples ioined In the grand
Mhch xsna
oficsr. Of the assoeiston with their wives;
dsss'ME. S.se: sT :ls
y M:sssn H1eh MsTs.1sn; :, JGsn snxf II. Sey.
Fipnenan. and Dr. Joseph Kane.
There was variety OF beautiful rlcn. anu
| tasteful costumes and hewitching array OF
pretty faces An Interesting feature was the
| largo number OF young girls IN white muslin
dresses. In the boxes and galleries. as wei ms
| specially imported for the occasion. were TO 90
seen. Every one voted tho ball the most suS-
oessful in the history OF the ASSOCIATION ~ ION c
and Mr. Chspin. William |. Lane. NJ; r. and
his bride. OK -kegister Hugh McLSHHhlin and
Murtha and MIRA Mprtha. Iorp9ration COUNSEL
Jsnks. Alderman Mccarthy. Register Kane. %
den, Police Supei lntendent Campbell: Fire
Commissoner Ennis John Delmar sSAidsr plxasp,
| Kratzachmar
The sun., 1891-01-29
Meeting the Southeastern. Cut.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 28-AIl OF tho Illinois
lines tapping the territory OF the JacksonviI
and Southeastern. having Fast 81. Louis as q
terminus. have met the reduced freight rates
nut into effect on Monday by the Southeastern.
These roads say that the merchants bridge
pcople cannot afford to do the business OF
Tho Southeastern under the rew tch.dule'
A rnlroud Official said tho new fridge would
not do enough to Ray their office rent. - Be-
sides" said no. 1t will exaRpsia ate three or
four companies who havo been negotiating to
use tho new bridge. and the result may 0 that
they will not use II at all" On the other hand
the bridge peore sny any rcaI can come In on
the same terms as the Southeastern.
The sun., 1891-01-29
M1.sL.n,ilhon,. Debut.

Mrs Joseph Ientilhon last night gave dance
a. her home. 30 West Eleventh street. in honor
of her daughter. Miss Marie de Tours Lentll-
hon. Only tho seasons debutantes and few
other young PEOPLE were invited to Informal
dancing there being no cotillon. Miss Lentil-
hon wore q gown OF whte brocade and white
lace. Among the young Geople pro en- we're
iIurden, Miss Elizabeth Ray Delatield. Miss
May Jeffrey Miss Hnrst 'he Misses srndt 0,;Ihdu hlss
alns lns sattersc. t Miss Potter Miss Ervine; Elisha
liver. Jr., AleYnndsr f. Webb; h0%arI sE GaIlIp ":
Messrs. s Strong, James +, kernochan, j.; Fred
Tams. George Graz Valentine Halii H,jEn%s. Eross,
Finest Adoe. William Cutting, .JE, Amory :;
Carhart, Louis Xerega. Charles Kirkland. and
The Messrs, BAH. Baker. Bacon and Iarisl.
The sun., 1891-01-29
kportsmen Actiy. on Long Island.

Tho Sag liarbor Athletic Association has been formed
H.. iaS @nhsd %d Athletic Club Of w,nn.'a Will hold 4
masquerade ball on FOB The proc.sas Of & which .il
cubs grounds
The Ariel Athletic Association Of weodsihs |. eonts.
.si,s. e .ni.i!.n".n, IN, TO raise funds for the
lively these a.y. There new .. Il. r. suck, ~.
lee. Is:.
.na THs % .sd sS
ouYhy hrrt c.an oaunr plant. y wi!i ns oyehsa % o1
Ms.'st syol,. inclnanr sk ;. ;.nns M aptnsinsn
nax: sss" ,ss al %'-
st6y' Tho plnt |. % be eanpn'd si,n no.t snd
s.. ns nss :"s sd ''''
3. n. m: .s G'"%., to I: q: E..
s,,, ami Of the hS,d 'SS
evenIs
' sls 1."'n...r " ". ~ asneh :G..
=. % VII Il ta.y .G o k in
sl n. n." st H 1 sS ssn s,'a IL a Vii 10. :ss.
,,nein Tor Competition
Bsy q" sss. d.y r. !. Il! , ssf s9': .iT%s
r;m. rs,rs ssysn, S." hr' sa:su 9 g.
Joh" i d h1yoshe. Tas i" b. n. S..t ..o o.!
Of ~.n. H,A Ia. M tor '"':s 10 90. 1s
Loc. spo!tneu coh,nus TO busy N all ,ion. q
Long Island Inc GOA SIflhI
shufy organized with george A. burrel OF the fas
time Atlletir GuO OF thi. civ AZ ono Of the "ncefs
III, assoc alton VIII hold two open ath!etG meetinri
during the coming season. grounds and = c1mp!tn
athletic vii aIsp he secured and htied up ~ TINT
Tor The opening menLers gaines, which win We he's
abOut June !,
Another club has entered the athletic fold Tho Fat
choyus Athletic As'orati"D was recently formen ~
FutcnOR A IuinDer OF Gotham athletes ALhuAHy
,i.nd 'er summers at chOsue and they have bees
made honor ,rY A.mbsrs 0f III. ASSOCIATION Tho ON
Cers the new OTxaniraton hrs ~ foons rrehosnt
Sanford Me-Ss llcs fresien henIi bsnesy , Sscrs
Financial SECRETARY, Frederick Baldwin Grounds ~
convenient location viii he secured ana during wy
npproSri,ing season series Df monthly athletic ans
tennis ,ournAme nts will be he by the association