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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-31
AVISO IMPORTANTE.

nombre que quiera, Kerose, Cas- Aceite de carbon
Luz Diamante, Luz del hogar. deja de namable en-
absolute pues adquirendo cierto grado de calor
ciende al contacto de llama. Por tanto Agen
ca recomienda encarecidamente los consumdores que
empleen las sigentes reglas e de productos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-31

Todo viajero que no conserve su
como los billetes son al portador daria
Los que despues de haberse provi
antes de Ia salida del tren Immediate al
Bayam6n, 2 de Enero de 1892.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
znn cnacKs Ar rENNIs.
First Dny's Play In the Longwooa Tourns-


BosroS. July 19.-A large crowd witnessed
a, ., a., a.. Ia,,,u,oo, to,nia
the first days play in the Lonewoou 'cnni'
tournament, md thoy snw plenty Of contests.
but only fairly good play. The entry istis
,..v ,a... o,,u t,ro ,,or having sont in their
very largo. hity-,Wo men hh''hs ~. -.
n"'"es' M ecc''on' VI ~, w -, ,ho ponieo
sented. players being mere from 'le "eiho
const and Cbicnro ms we'll ms many OF the lest
49, 49,, -. ,ch, ,a,,r.s aro In very good
men OF the East. inc courts arc III Net' soou
oonl,,;an ,ul ,,i,,, Tho poorcr mon are NIL
conui'ion hhu Whe' '"o po''', -,
wccded out thcro should DO plenty OF Close
and st;;ful contests
DR.. James Dwight tho well-known tonnis
.,,. =, AZ, s
authority, Is tho referee.
About th, host match OF the day came of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
Amateur Baseball, Register.

Among the many amateur clubs in this city and sur.
rounding places the following anxious to arrange
RRneA The list includes number of junior organiza-
tons Whose PLAYERS average from IL to 20 years:
Final Baseball Club of Kingsbridge-Will play any
Of PLAYERS averaging IL years at kingsbri,ige
preferred Henry Raabe. Darke street. kingsbridge.
New York.
Keyway Baseball Club-will play any uniformed out.
of-town clint John slonian manager, 343 sacket
street. Brooklyn.
Edgewood Athletic Ciub-Wonld like to hear from all
uniformed f.st.ciass clubs averaging 20 years for
games on July rs Aug. 20 - and all Saturdays in
September. No guarantee given
trysia Baseball Club onid like to hear from all
Saturday or sunday games. J. Jackson captain. 40
Ia Tor street. BroOSiyn
Alert Athletic Cluh-!Iave Aug q. 20. Sept 10. II.
and "a omen for Clubs giving suitable gunc
ant.r William J63 Madison street. brooklyn
Asylum baseball Club of Middetown.- VIII play
gnnes with tirst.class clubs within rad us OF 100
mics VIII make dates with National League and
Eastern Association clubs. Address Manager. Asyl
b., .rbali CUB Middetown. y. !.
Hastings SaseOau Ciub-iIavc July 23. -. and few
dates N august open for clubs OF players IL Old
James II Teddy. Carsmon avenue high Bridge. y. Y.
TwiligGts-iiayr july 30 Aug - and 20 Oren 10 play
teams Of PLAYERS between IL and ~ years
Have also Labor bay for Out-Ofown club giving II
suitable guarantee. John App!eyard 20 Spencer
street Brook yn. 49,
New York Field Cub-Have u few open dates to MI
with out oftown clubs giving guarantees &.
MenieL secretary. Iol West aixtytAtrd street. New
York.
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ONE TRIAL IS ALL THEY ASK.

TIE RACING PRIVATE INFORMATION AGESCi'S
wires the tax Of the town TAn next SIX days at
BRIGHTON BEACH and MONMOUTH NJ" certain to be
rcpcie with good thlngs-aui some rare long shots
among thcm-fOr TIE AGESCYS clients, CHOICES
IEK, friend e the pUkGs' domain, too. VIII prove.
usual profitable nr!d Tor speculation. II you have
been u loser hitherto you have only TO call today
at the Agency's olrc. ldl EAST 23D ST. tolce hours
$3.50 a. nj enter your name as u subscriber.
aud r,st assured that you VIII then De playing
horses that tho shrcwdest men on ihe turf select
sure winncrs Terms rs usual. $40 for Biz days
wires and promise Of per cent, OF net winnings.
Business with ladies respectfully declined. No in
formation issued to minors under any circumstances
whatever. Out.oftown clients. and those who cannot
conveniently call at the office address their orders the
BuSIAEss MANAGER. +. o. box 2,3o5 New York city.
F0ur.pRge prospectus sent free application. Livery
client ordering wires receives copy OF the Agency's
SAFETY PLAN. which. II acted upon IN playing the
selections, renders WINNING AN ABSOLUTE GER
TAIATi. and this the Agency guaIaRtse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
Yachting Gossip.

William II; starhuck has sod the steam yacht
Wiling. which he recently purchased. tn James Walt
of The American zach, rlTb Ihs purchase price II Is
mOiore Archibald Watt of the American Yacht Club,
the owner OF the steam Yacht Go'Gcn Rod.
The nlitiine schooner yacht Fleetwing. which has
recently been purchased by California parties. has
been thoroughly overhauled at Teho's yard South
BrookiYn, aud u new oycrhangtns stern nut on her.
She has been rergg.d ami thoroughly Oyerhau!r and
yesterday her repairs being mpo,ed she WAS towed
up tiIiouSh Hell Gate.
The schooner yacht Brnnhilda. which was chartered
by the Lighthouse Boari for one year Tor use Key
West waters returned to Tebos DOCK last week afor
years absence. She went ont Of commission yester-
Phe ips Of the Hon. william Walter rueps or New
Jersey and was used by him for u trip around the
world a Few years ago when he graduated from Yao
College.
specla for cabOats under II feet belonging
the Lanaiga Bay Acht cub was sailed from their cab
house nj llanmc'a kUCEIwaF EeACh on SUNDAY for a
silver pocket compass Fni SIX TAX Put M pFIes
by commodore ii. +. Hewlett In. course was i've
miles but whou the tim" for starting Rrriy e, south
-ly wind chasing white CAPS over the lay that
number of tire entries did OFT. Ene that
bravcd the wind end rough water were Samuel Oh
nore'S Ida O., g. ,jrosss Elizabeth ard H. Buyeson'S
BOBBY Mr. GmGres Ida 9. sHcd the cnnrse IN uns
hour aud i've minutes aud crossed The finishing line
arst The Elizabeth WAS second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
News from the Horse World.

J. +. S.-Sec tho above answer.
W. H. W.-Tho record for seven furlongs Is
~ q. made by Bella b. at Monmouth Park
July g. 1880.
Tho pacing mare Clara j.. 2:22. by Rnttlcr.
has been sold to I'll Currr for 2.5uU. and Ollie.
the dam Of Aloha. to Buck Tanner tor $1,000.
Freedom. tie first yeHrng 10 trot in 2:;O.
will ur out this season in hi ihr"e-year-old
form. and Is SAT- TO have already shown rhe-
uomcnni speed
Number q of Coodwin's Official Turf Guido
is out. and it should Hr in the hands Of every
racing man, 1t is absolutely Indispensable to
followers Of tho turf
Tho black pacing stallion Thistle. by Sid
noy. was sent along Ave miles yesterday
morning ut Par Vlle Farm by Joh nny Dris-
coll. The watch stopped on the last three
miles in 2:lJ. I'D, aHd 3:lJ',. Tho prom
Using young trottcr HcXametor went mile in
2:2Sr.
Mr.. W. s. Lawson OF ths city has n smart
double team in Edith. by Happy Medium and
the nd-tmer Captain Johnny Drisrol OF
Parkville Farm drove them n mile IN 20 u
few days ago, and Yesterday they were shipped
to Cleveland to take part in the Gonbc-,cum
race at that point.
Supernt pdont Shuitt OF lHri,villo Farm is
quito enthusiastic over the thIoC-}"ar-od My
Tnglo Princess. by Eagle 5Ih, dam hy iOune
Jim. Sh" stcupcd II mile Yesterday in 80 =.
rarkyille arm Will be heard from this y'nr
a. Iierndalc, thr two yoGr-uI Oily by SimmO-
colon. H. WORKING mile. in 30 and 80 MS
thou"h that clip was only COMMON amusement
for hur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
Good Shooting at Dexter Park.

The members OF the New York German Gun Club had
of their regular days Of sport at Dexter PARK
terday The principal even. was the club shoot at
eight birds EACH club handicap. Tor tho two gold med
ala out of the fifteen competitors Fix tied for the
first medal with score OF six each On the shoot of
W. Schlicht on the third round with two. rGarms.
Jr. won the second medal with score Of four out of
the si Oot.Oi.
After dinner several match and team shoots
shot on. the scores follow;
cub shoot, eight NV" birds. modified Long Island
rnlcs-P CAIRNS Jr, 80 yards, &: ". Nobel ~ yards,
o. II Thomford 30 yards, 4; " Bonden, Il yards, u;
}. Schiicht 80 yards, d. j. steuernRgr - yards IL J.
Welihrock, II yards, 2; j. CaTwein. 30 yards .: J.
Goer,z % yards. 81 =. CAIRNS. sr - yards. 4 j. Fra
II yards 4; santer, 80 ynrGs A. II. {. Edwards.
- yards 4: j. schreiner Fl yards. 81 ). Klein. 80
yards =.
Ties for the First club Medal three birds miss and
out. schlioht >: y. EARNS Ir. u II. ThOmtora /:
Ronden. /: J. HteUrrnagcl l. II. Nobel, o.
Ties for Second Cluh Medal. EARNS. Jr 3; J.
Stnemagel, >: NJ BOnher. /, II. Th0nfori, o.
Match shoot. ut hvr live birds, 20 yards rise. club
rul, Ill Nobel, .: ". Bcnton ].
Match Shoot: NJ i've live birds. $40 and the birds.
same rules Wclhr0ck :: j. CRrwein. g
Team shoot, three birds each. II yards ris'--P.
Gar"s's team: + CAIRNS, IT, 3; !. Fraz"r. 3; NJ Ron
IL. ". srhncht's team; W SchIicht IS. I. Sauicr .:
J. Klein 8: j. carwe!n, -. steuernase >: GOsrhtz.
/. Total. IL.
Second Team Shoot. Fame rulss-W. schlicht. team;
". Schcht. =; j, hGerlltz, .: j. SieGrrnnR"l =. +.
Sarter. =: j. Carweiu. j. Total. o. T. Garn>'s team;
T. CAIRNS Ir . J. W"l!brOcl: - II. Nobel j. Frazer,
!: N. Boncen. l. Total. I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
The suns Guide to New York.

RcpLeS 10 questions asked erery day bp he quests
ard cHiienS Of ne American metropolis. Sugges-
tons 10 sighlSeers and practical Information for
practical people. The sun 'cW publish. in time for
use al the Columbus Celebration neIt October. a
complete. unique aud practical guide book TO his
citH II eiH tell riSitors ,ohat ne si0'ta are. hoo
10 reach them. ,chere 10 lodge and board 'oh'ls
here aud The cost rliere 10 do wholesale or reiail
Shopping. ho,r 10 dmuse themselves. and get rest
rhen ,ceaTy Of sightseeing. NtciH BE- attractirely
printed. pleasant to read. and the subject matter
wiR be dirided aud arranged in a uav to insure
tie best results TheretdaD,ics uiH be IS cents Der
copn The Suns Guide riH also Offer unequailed
and exceptional opportunities 10 advertisers
Those ,nho tcish further Information on Ibis sub
ject should address The Guide Book DepvtneTs
u Gs Nsp York Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
BROOKLYN FURNITURE GO.
Retail Manufacturers,
$50 TO 57i FULTON ST, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
VIII the Ituna he tn. Judges Boats

At the present time there seems to be very little
likelihood OF Commodore Gerry's steam yacht Electra
being used rs the jugss boat the August cruise Of
the New York Yacht Climb As stated in THE Sun some
weeks some other boat will probably act in that
capacity. The Regatta Committee talked about hiring
ting for III. use of tho committee and reporters and
1t is now said that Vice Commodore T.. D. Morgan has
offered his new steam yacht TUNA. and that the offer
Is likely to be accented. 1t Is said that Commodore
Gerry has expressed desire TO have the Electra
under ms personal supervision imam IN past years.
hence the change
1t likely too hat the other ag officers Of the club
may not be Eectra and that they will he found
on other yachts dnlng thr cruise. IL IL whispered
among Sachtsmcn that Vice Commodore Morgan would
not BE- Al all nyerse to becoming Commodore Of the
New York Yacht Clnh next and IT Is at all i'm
probable. view of slight dissatisfaction that
has been expressed among the members. that he will
be the opponent of Commodore Gerry at the coming
election III tins is true there viii probably be hot
fight, rs both gentlemen thorough yachsmen. and
popular among the yacht in the club.
Commndnrc Gerry has been Commodore OF tho New
YORK Yacht tluo for the past seven years and II will
probably nrove difficult mntter for even So popular
yachtsman as NceCommodore L. D. Morgan to defeat
"A he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
4 EOW OYER THE P.IRIs MATCH
Schnefer Claims the Championship Cup and
Forfeit from Ives.

schneftr Claims the Champion. ship Cup and
Forfeit from Ives.
1t is possible that Jacob Schaefer may not
after all play the match with Champion
Ives that he went to Paris to play The game
was TO be for the brunswick emblem. which
Ives took abroad with him when Schaefer.
had challenged him. refused to postpone the
game until October. Ives put up $3.50 forfeit to
bind the match before he smiled for Paris. Now
there is hitch in the arrangements and dcs
patches from Paris say that there is no hope Of
a game. and that Schnetcr has already claimed
the emblem and Ivess forfeit
The original arrangement waste play the
gamo between July 20 and p. The balance
OF the stake should therefore have been post
ed on July 10.
Maurice Daily said last night that Ives had
probably failed to cover his forfeit. and that.
holding him down to the strict letter of iil-
lard law. Wizard Schaefer had demanded the
surrender of the emblem and the $3.50 forfeit.
Schaefer was angry at Ives when he started
for France. and may have determined to get
square for what he deems "meanness" on
lvess part in fixing Paris as the billiard bat
tie ground.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
HHEEL MEN At WASHINGTON.
Crack Riders Re ndy to start in the Races
To-Day and To. N orrow.

WASHINGTON. July 1a-All arrangements
reunion OF the Leag ue OF American wheelmcn.
There have arrived already about 1000 cy-
clists. including the ladies. OF whom there are
about 200. The races will be run on Analos.
the Columbia Athletic Club take place Tho
Is o, SHy ana TO ;ely ls,
ni.os .t.o 1 ,'I," Wy W w
01S ,%e Ssrv,ns
clnh pnina.nni,. Csn,anr rI,,, R,ltimor,, uoy.r
straw CHM N.m York. York cvc,, Club York rn:
Washington Club. Pennsylvania; Mekee'pott Bicycle
Club. Pennsylvania: Quaker City wheelnen; Norfolk
Cyclic Club. Virginia: Mercer County whcclrnyn rren
.o'.' Nc" raven .'"" 'I.nS
nses n Ha m'n. wnsa, wu e%S, wang"
Press Cycle Club Buffalo: Chesapeake Wheel.
men. Baltimore: Clifton Bicycle club BA',i-
Leaf Club. Dayton, o.; Colts Bicycle .iMn.
Hartford; y: NJ G. A. Baltimore; Connecticut
pysi9n 1 k W. n,risoRrg %TE GES n
ramt 1s Sh , PnaSs,hia. Rr,ghton tInt
YORK; West End cycle Club WiSrsbarrs: Planet CUB
CRY yi fiSs ua5: W.sAlrkon Gnh Germa"t"wn; Co,
onesi cISS Nsss1a fai!s Bcye c"S ASans
Rsyce cnI; way nssours TycIsrs. Weylss6gTs IA:
New York city StsrtliSht WHer!n en- new naxsn
ers Chi,aTo: Wabash Cycie club Terra IIaate Ind:
Frederick Bicycle Tub: Adrian Wheel Club Adrian
Bicycle Club lagerstown Nd oswego Wheel Club,
This morning the visiting wheemen. accom-
panied by members of the local clubs, called
MT all the executive de,artments of the Cow
arnmnnt md also took runs TO Doints of inter-
o. e.. ~ ~, ait,. Cnornt',rv IUsi oartn;niy
est u,out TIC ivy. cev Gar, huSh my
heard the prayers Of the cycllsts last night.
FOR he has furnished one OF tn" prettleSt days
OF the year During the afternoon the wheel
man mot ar tho clun hons, of the Column hin
Athiatic I,lnh where addresses OF weromo
huIieto Siuu' WIZ n'' % ", ~ ~;
trlct or columbia ana me lrSSiuent OF lhe
Washington Board OF Trade. The President
of the Jpacue and others responded, A run
wa c IN maja to Fort Meyer upon the Eir.
M .'' a. S IL r,.or ,rI rotnrn iat,nno
stia siue ~ t,o IN ~, ~, ~ s,'1
OF apou! tlSnt lhiles. ~ tie 'eninS seNoIIi
entertainments were held. the most proInt-
npnt being II smoker" at tho Columbia Ath.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE
An Important SaIe-Bargains Mt Auction
Wagon Trndc Kather Dull

Tho fenture Of this week in the horse m ark ct
will be the sale by Col s. y. Bruce by auction
at Monmouth Park on Thursday. OF the Brook
dale yearings from the estate of the late d. D..
Withers and the Ashland Stud. kentucky.
They arc line-looking lot Of youngsters and
ought to bring out a Zig crowd of buyers. The
lot includes full sisters to Stonell and Airshaft
half sisters to Major Domo. Cynosure. and
Cadence. and u chestnut colt by Eolus full
brother to Russell.
The increasing demand for heavy draught
horses is causing comment in the local horse
market. Large numbers OF them have been
sold Mt fair prices. There is also u good de-
mand for wellmatched carriage horses. and
tho business in trotters suitable for road
driving is steadily growing. The regular
Tuesday and Friday auction sales at Van Tas-
sell * henrney's. 40 to l32 East Thirteenth
street. drew an unusually largo attendance
rather rat 'r low prizes. Standard quotations for
Fss ss to 1850 good OF r Tad
So ooc to sash Go Tooa dy9
each. and streeters, S125 to $50.
In the carriage trade business is rather
dull. Van Tassell IL kearney have sold q
IA. n consequence increased their assortment
OF this kind OF vehicle. The g9nd2la of Lon
into use Sc, by WEALTHY gentlemen O as a private
conveyance. Mr.. George Gould has used one
for several years. and lately Flnndrau 4 Co.
have built three f9r other well:known men.
There is a splendid specimen OF this vehicle
now on exhibition at their up town repository.
at broadway and Firty-ilrst street.
People who prefer using Il vehicle built os-
Iecialiy for them are increasing in nun Der.
Edward Cdlnnan's Son has Stanhope phae-
ton and three othcr carriages building at his
factory. 81 West Forty fourth street. and has
orders for as many moro. His repair shop is
The Studebaknr Bros. Manufacturing Com
pany. 100 and 2t7 Canal street. will sell at n
big reduction during the summer months
many kinds of light traps. Including pony and
village carts. buckboards. and runabouts.
Bradley " Co.'S buggies and extension;top
springs. are very desirable for country driving
J. NJ. Quinby X Co. Of Newark have n fine
lot of scasonahle carriages. including the
latest styles Of fancy traps and brakes: victor;
Thompson street. the shrinking truck builder.
who sells carriages and harness at burlington.
y. j.. will send his catalogue free to any ad-
dress. A large stock of all kinds of vehicles is
that Of Hoover. Eo6erts & Co. 63 Murray
street. BugGics. Stivers runabouts. sportin &
traps. and business wagons OF all descriptions
are among the things they manufacture. and
sell at very low prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19

CINCINNATI, 8: NEW YORK. ..


Tho good work OF tho New Works on Friday
cpd Saturday drew out {, largo crowd for
M0ntaiy: IWu persons icing present on Tor
tho iact that they played well does not cut
much Of q figure with tho average crank: Ed
Of one or two bud breaks his SUPPORT was s OK.
csiient While BURKE made two nrrors n my
ss n%SfSnn es ne w Ss s@Ss was
moro 80, and this. coupled with the Ghenome-
feat Of the local , i iayers The WORK Of smith
end Holiday was sensational: IN addition tho
New iorks were nnMcHy IN Their hittht dIIs
going on u limo To ilelders.
The unpieasant feature OF the game , wms
/, limred about in II manner pain[n. TO behold
to the. commencement Of the game this was
snrnrisnG Manager lovers bore ,,nI h vi ms
ceremoniously ,yanked him out of the game
and PVT O,tourkY on FIRST. The sEect.at o %, ny
ssewn saSy "a
one occupant Of tho grant stand put 1t:
buck should either get in the game or get
\ EwinE's conduct undoubtcdy had dcpross
ing effect on tho young fellows in he team.
. ond inning C1misESy key led OF With a single to
centre. but was forced OUT at second by smith ,.
one To- right. on which smith raced to third.
tSs Ind pnss nI to
hit safely to centre, and ON R!chardson's bad
throw to thu plate Vaughn scored aud Dwyer
took third. coming home on McPhees single.
Yiernan's fine catch Of Latham's fly brought
the inning to IA close.
In tho fifth inning Doyle picked up Lathan's
grounder and threw it so far past nhourke
that the comedian got t? third. ONeill sinEle
Fuller and burke and great stop of Com
tskeys grounder put stop to the disturbance.
In the seventh inning Latham hit to left for
two bases. stole third. and came home on Hol-
liday'R sacrifice fy to Lyons. The New forks
hit the ball hard enough. but not safely. Not
till the sixth did they gather any runs with
two men out and Ticinan on first 0Rourko
hit twsting fly to Short left that vie lded two
bases. Then Doyle came UP and made solid
single to left. driving IN tw" runs. That was
where the New lorks ceased TO make runs
. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-19
The KnicL erbockcr Tennis Tournament
Continued,

Tho handicap tournament OF the Knickerhocker Ten.
mis- Club continued yesterday afternoon on tho
OF the club at lilst street and Brook avenue.
The tina round in gentlemen doubles will be played
this afternoon. The scores follow!
G,ntemen's Singles--First Round-E: +. Fischer.
scratch beat +. f. Ferris. hat fifteen 75 10 Il. u.
Thurber half nfteen, beat T. Crawford, fifteen, 40.
~. q b ". A. boyd half thirty, beat Jason Rogers
thirty. by default Second ruund--k. Burchard. ne
teen. heat A & Ketchain, aft,en a.. I'll: J. r.
Hobart scratch beat W a. Boyd. half thirty. "a 90
Gcntlemen's Doubes-Firs round; l.. BuTcaarl and
+. \. Lockwood fifteen. beat J. +. rarct and T. /.
Fischer. scratch ,t-3. IL. Second round: r. Burch-
nrd and f. A lockwood fifteen beat Il. D. Thurber and
=. stevens. Jr. half ntteen, -. ll-n. A. f. Fiilcy
and j. ROGERS. bali fifteen. beat j. V. Simpson and W.
Halscy, tftegn 3-i. g., O.
Ladies' Sngl.s-M.ss Austin. half fifteen heat Miss
Force stratrh. 81. "a. Semi final round: Mrs.
Cochrane. haf fifteen. hea: MISS Acoke. fifteen, 60
co Mrs Coari owes fifteen. beat Miss Austin. half
fifteen. G-3. G--3
Mixed Understanding round: T.. Crawford and
Miss A. Trimmers. fifteen. beat H. L. Hail and Miss
sin, tiitt en-, So. e..