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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
FOREIGN.

Twenty-Five members OF an excursion
party in Wales were drowned.
Seventeen bandits were executed in
San Salvador.
The Italian embassy at Berlin official
ly denies the truth Of the report that
a treaty has been completed between
Italy and Russia.
Jake Gaudaur at Montreal has again
challenged Stansbury, the Canadian
oars,nan. II the challenge is not &C
cepted by Sept. 5 Gaudaur will claim
the championship of the world.
The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
don Standard says that the German
emperor will send a new yacht to COM
pete in the Cowes regatta in 1894, be-
cause the latest improvements cannot
be applied to the Meteor.
The international Socialist congress
in its session ut Zurich, recently, ap-
proved the establishment of an eight
hour working day. The delegates
agreed to agitate for the holding Of
an interstate congress to settle the Nues-
ton.
A dispatch from Beunos Ayres states
that Gen. Costa, governor of the prov
ince of Beunos Ayres, who was beseiss"d
by the radical forces at La Plata, has
resigned his office and fed to Monte
vidco, in Uruguay. The dispatch adds
that tue other provinces are quiet. and
that the revolution is. ended, the radi-
calls having attained their object.
Two prominent young men Of San
Juan Batisa, Mex, Aurello Amoro and
Jesus Sugo, who had a quarrel over q
trivial business matter, fought q duel
with pistols on the principal street.
Both were killed, and l~Gncarnacicn.
father Of Jesus. was seriously wounded
while attempting to stop the ARRAY.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
TRIO OF FORGERs.

Duluth, Aug. ia trio, composed OF
one Fred Allen and two nymphs du pave
have peer able the past sixty or ninety
days to pass forged checks here n IN
Superior to the amount of not far from
$500. The checks have been mostly
for small amounts and have been signed
in some cases by fictitious names. In
others they have been direct forgeries OF
the signatures of leading local firms. All
sorts of retail merchants in both cities
have been the victims. To-day Allen was
~cleverly captured at the Mesaba town OF
Hibbing. The two girls will also be ar-
rested,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
n r

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 15.-Several Topo-
lobampo colonists who have deserted the
colony are now in the city and have sent
a petition to Congressman Broderick ask
ing that he request congress to order an
investigation into the colony and the
methods used to persuade ~colonists TO
join the movement. The petition alleges
that the scheme is a huge swindle, and
that the colony obtains money under
false pretenses when it induces people
to join it.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
FLOODED.

Pueblo, Colo, Aug. 12.-Another big
flood has come down the Arkansas, the
last night. The lower part of
the city was submerged, and the tracks
of the Missouri Pacific and the Rio
Grande roads are covered by several
feet of water, ard the approach to the
Eighth street bridge was washed away
for fifteen feet. The loss will be very
great.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
LYNCHED.

birmingham, Ala, Aug. .15.-Monroe
II. smith, a negro, criminally assaulted
Mfs. y: ~: Sears, a white woman, near
Spring Hill, Ala, yesterday afternoon. A
posse pursued him all night and captured
hln' in the woods early this morning.
after hanging Smith to a tree the mob
hl'el his body with bullets and then cast
it into the creek.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
CAPTUREI> 4 TOwrN

Zanzibar, Aug. 15.-Information was
received here to-day from WITH to the
elec: that owing to the hostility Ct Fumo
IMAM. the deposed sultan. a landing
party from the British warships recently
attacked and captured the town and
then set fire to it. Lieut.. Fitzmaurice
ana Gervaise We're wounded and one
man was killed. The natives fed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
ENCOURAGEMENT

S%lelbyville, ILL.,, Aug. ia great SEN
sltion was created last evening by the
arrest OF Thomas NJ. Thornton, proprie-
tor: j.. L. Herrick, stakeholder; G. d.
Billet, cashier, and w. w. Thornton,
of the Thornton bank, which
falle! last week, On a charge of the EN-
bezSlelnent of the funds deposited. The
complaint was made by Charles Nixon, a
derositor. The parties were taken to
Tower Hill for trial.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
NO HARVEST HR1P

Hsllock, MIMI, Aug. 15.-The acreage
OF grain. ip this county is larger than
ever before and the crops fine, but unless
inc fsrmers can obtair more help a great
deai Will be lost. Big wages are offered,
out not onP-teDtll the number of working
men necessary to harvest the crop are
to be found In the country.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
COUNTY SEAT FIGHT.

Hillsboro, N. D., Aug. 1.-THE court
is to decide at Fargo next Monday in the
case of the injunction issued in Caledonia
against removing the Jail and other county
property from that town to @Iillsboro.
Other suits may follow. The Hillsboro
men who were imprisoned the other day
for attempting to move the Jail are talk
ing of prosecuting fos false imprison-
uent.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26

Barron, Wis, Aug. 12.-Three burglars
who entered a barber shop at Turtle Lake
early this week and carried off everything
except the chair and the glass, have been
captured and lodged in the county Jail
by Sheriff Hilliker and Deputy Stone.
1t is believed that they are q part of a
gang who have been operating ut this
place for sonic time.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
o AIS FORFEIT.

DEPOSITS HIS FORFEIT.
London, Aug. IL. Dick Burge, the
English 1%4O-pound fighter, has deposited
$500 with the Sporting Life to bind the
match with Jack Dempsey. The fight,
which will be for $4,000 q side and the
championship of the world, will take place
in the United States early in December.
The articles provide that the match shall
be under marquis of Queensberry rules.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26

WILL BE ELECTROCuTED.
New York, Aug. 15.-Reccrder Smyth
mas sentenced DIR. Buchanan, the wife
poiscner, to Se electrocuted during the
week beginning Oct. IS.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26

FIRE AND NO INSURANCE.
Aberdeen, 8. d., Aug. 12.--Fire last
night in the Atlantic house, started by a
careless lodger, damaged the building and
contents to the extent of 5000. No in
surance.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
CHOLERA. IN 1TAIY

Rome, Aug. Is. y --latest adyices of
cholera in Italy show that during the
week ending Aug. 10 there were in Naples
zoe cases Of the disease and 1O1 deaths.
Inc disease is spreading to other towns.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
CASUALTY.

CASUALTY.
Several people in st. Louis we're bad
ly bitten by q mad dog.
Lizzie Topel was struck by a train at
New York and killed.
Hundreds Of acres of tobacco were de-
stroyed in Pennsylvania by Il hail
storm.
A girl named Crookshanks died at
Oakland, ILL.,. of the bite Of a rattle
snake.
Daniel Palmer was killed at Newton,
ILL.,, by being drawn through the cog
gearing Of a traction engine.
Near Hildreth, ILL.,, during q rain
storm q stroke of lightning struck a
|threshing machine caught fire from the
lightning and was destroyed.
A four-story building burned Mt
Louisville, KY. causing q loss of $11O,-
900. Mrs. Mary Stewart jumped from
an upper window and was seriously in
jured.
John Wallace, mine foreman, and
Robert Mould, fire boss, who were al
most roasted by gas in the explosion
that occurred in the East Boston Pa.)
mine, are dead.
The explosion of a gasoline stove at
Decatur, Ill, killed Mrs. H. NJ. Gossett
and seriously burned Mrs. Catherine
Tomb and Mrs. Will Field. Mrs. An
drew Dempsey, daughter Of Mayor
Motif, had q narrow escape.
The boiler in the grist mill of Isaac
Howell 4 Son at Pittsburg, ILL.,, eXplod.
ed with terrible force. The building
was badly wrecked. Isaac Howell was
killed and William Howell was badly
scaided and cannot recover.
The yacht Matilda, owned by DIR.
IPlummer Of Haverhill, Mass, while
sailing off Marblehead, was capsized in
% squall. DIR. Plummer was drowned.
Anton Nordich, a miner, was killed
nv falling GOO feet down q shaft of the
coal company ut Pana, Ill.
Fire destroyed the Masonic temple,
the Einstein and the Goldberg, Bowen
ID Co.'s buildings, all adjoining three
story structures, at Fresno, Cal. Loss,
$4,000; insurance unknown. The fire
is supposed to be tncendiary, and one
ma has been arrested.
william Nash, of Brazorio county,
Tex. was transferring q big herd of
cattle across the bridge over the BrazOs
river at Richmond when the structure
collapsed, carrying with it two negroes.
200 head Of cattle and 20 horses. The
men were Charles Bailey and johnson.
The negroes were killed, as well as
many head Of stock.
Richard Wood, q lnan named King,
and another, name unknown, undertook
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26

SHE WAS 81 YEARS OLD.
Hastings, MIMI, Aug. 15.-AIrs. Mary
bowen mother of Mrs. Il. w. Finch,
died to-day, aged eigLty-seven years.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
MUST SHOW CAuSE.

San Francisco, Aug. 12.-Upon appli-
cation of several creditors Judge CARRIER
to-day made IN order citing the Pacific
bank to show cause on Aug. "A why it
should not be adjudged insolvent and sur
render its estate for the benefit Of its
creditors.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
A Discouragine Proviso.

Gus De Smith-Wel. Tom. 1 hear YOU
eloped with q rich girl. Was ii a u c
cess?
Tom Fewscads-Not altogether. Her
father telegraphed that he will forgive
us If we don't come back.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26

STOPPED "A RRONCO,S HOOT.
Dupdas, Aug. 15:--George' Hall, aged
nineteen, was last night PROUDLY fatally
Kicked in the facs by a wild bronco while
attempting to ride It. His face IL badly
sn'asLed and the bones broken.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26

THE BODY RECOVERED.
Saltwater, Aug. 15.-James Walkers
body was found last night in the st.
Ciolx near where the drowning-occurred
Saturday.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
ST1CCE.

WALKERS SUCCESSOR.
Washington, Aug. 12.-Dr. w. r. Wy
man of New Mexico has been appointed
to succeed DR.. Walker ut Leech Lake in
care of the Chippewas. g.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
Friday. Aug II.

Friday, Aug IL.
Mandan will build 4 $2.4OO wing on
the public school building.
Devils Lake is to have a fire engine
to cost $1,000. They have badly needed
it for some time.
The Grand Forks National Bank has
been designated a depository for the
postal funds Of the state.
Dickinson people have organized a
sheep association and will petition con-
gress for the protection of wool.
The railroad commissioners have or
dered q tri-weekly service on the Cando
branch of the Great Northern.
No special term of court will he called
to try Bomburger, and he will have to
wait until the regular November term
of district court. .
Owen Hargraves, Il jamestown blind
pigger, has skipped. and Barney Darling
has Oeen arrested for aiding him to cs-
cape.
Mandan now claims the ownership CT
the best bred horse and tie fastest
trotter ever brought to the state in
Bell Ringer with q: record Of 2.lS.
A cut worm descended in the eastern
part of the state and threatened to
destroy I'LL vegetation-when Il parasite
descended upon the worms, killed them
off-and all is serene again.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
Saturday, Aug. IL.

1t is reparted that Harvey, a new
town on the 500 line, is to have q $1O,-
coo depot.
John Probst, sentenced at Pembina Is
the Bismarck pcnltentiary for arson,
has gone insane.
N. N. Fuller of Lurimore has found
the horse and buggy recently stolen
from him, but the thief is still missing
Secretary McGinnis is in the state,
and has completed the arrangements
for the field trials Of harvesting una
chinery.
Dunseith people mourn the absence
Of one Tom Fassett, who has migrated,
leaving much muchly nlort,aged proper
fy and many bad debts.
1The bodies OF two Of the boys
drowned in Red lake, near Grand Forks.
have been recovered, but the. 0tuer
has not yet been found.
County seat troubles are again on in
Caledonia. Persons claiming authority
nre there to remove county buildings
and local forces have driven ulem OIL.
Eight tramps were arresteu at James
town yesterday for bathing inside the
city limits and are awaiting the decision
Of the authorities.
Chief Justice Fuller has granted o
writ Of s~upersedeas in the case Of the
government against Michael Dealey,
charged with conspiracy ana found gull
ty at the last term Of the United States
court. The bond was fixed ut $500,
which is very low considering the SEN
tence imposed on the defendant. MI.
Dealey will take his case to the United
States supreme court and expects to be.
acquitted.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
PERSONAL.

Rear Admiral Thornton 4. Jenkins
died of heart failure in Washington.
A straw hat, plated entirely by
Queen Victoria, has been sent to Chi
cago for exhibition.
Fred Hinckley, whose marriage with
the 100000 heiress, Florence Blythe,
created a sensation last year, is lying
dangerously ill at the Palace hotel, San
Francisco.
The Mormon tabernacle choir of 40
voices, including 20 trebles, 60 altos. GO
tenors and 60 bassos, will contest for
the $1,000 prize for chorus singing at
the worlds fair Sept. 8.
Little Wound, the new chief of the
Sioux nation, is six feet tall, sixty years
old and got his name from an injury to
his ankle received in q battle with
white men when he was twelve years
old.
Edwin Lessetter Bynner, the lawyer
novelist, author Of .The Begum's
Daugher," agnes Surraign" and sew
eral other novels and numerous maya
zine articles on early New England
life, is dead.
Samuel Edison, the father of the
great inventor, Will De mHety-Ouc
years old this month. He lives in
Port Huron, Mich, and has a little
daughter, nine years old, OF whom he
is exceedingly proud.
DR.. hansen has taken with him to the
north pole a monograph into which his
wife had sung all his favorite songs.
He'll be able to have q change Of air at
pleasure. Lieut.. Peary kept to the old
fashioned way and took Mrs. Peary
with him.
The Catholics of the Columbus co.,
diocese yesterday celebrated the twen-
ty-ith anniversary of the priestly and
prelatical orders of Bishop John A.
Watterson. Among the letters Of sin
cere regret was n from Henry Wat
terson, a cousin, who explained private
ly to the bishop why he could not be
present.
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Barley harvesting is under full head
way around Cooperstown.
North Dakota has three Of the 1913
judges of awards at the worlds fair.
Fish Commissioner Barrett is looking
after the stocking of state streams with
suitable fish.
The 500 tracklayers have reached a
point about thirty miles north of HJinot,
and sleeping cars have been put on
from Minot to st. Paul.
A Grand Forks woman has had her
husband arrested TO-: grand larceny.
She purchased some dry goods, and he
took them back to the store, with the
result above mentioned.
Herman Anderson had his throat cut
from ear to ear in a row about eve
miles down the river from Grand Forks.
A woman was, as usual, mixed up in
the case.
Peter C%harbonneau, a well known
half-breed at Rolla, died suddenly. He
was taken to the insane asylum at
jamestown last fall, and was returned
in the spring mentally sound, but phys
ically weak. He lost strength grad
ually.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-08-26
A Kindnes..

II did not book a good turn in Inst.
weeks paper" said the critic to the
author.
Yea returned the critic. ~ cidn.t
mention it."-Puck.
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AUX Ids
/. A stock train, east bound, jumped the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17
JUDGE PuaH IN DANGER.

The Well Known Jurist and Two OF His
Family Bitten by Dog that Died OF
HydrOphObia.
Columns, o., May l6.-It was all
nounced yesterday that Judge Pugh,
who presided in the famous tally.sheet
cases in 1885, would have to abandon
his court duties temporarily on account
OF the bite Of mad dog. The Judges
became i'll, and veterinary surgeon
was called to treat it. Some medicine
was left, and while Judge Pugh was
feeding the animal last Friday it bit
him on the thumb in a sore place, and
again on Saturday tho dog bit him in
the same spot. The dog also bit Mrs.
Pugh and their son.
The animal continued to grow worse
and died Sunday. DR.. Detmers, of the
Ohio State University, was called in
and made an examination OF the body,
and after a post mortem he expressed
no doubt that the dog had hydropho-
bia. Yesterday Drs. D. N. Kinsman,
T. o. Hoover and Jones held q con-
sultation at the home OF Judge Pugh
and cauterized the wound. DR.. Hoover
expressed the opinion that no danger
would result, while DR.. Kinsman was
apprehensive, but reserved his decision
until noon to-day. DR.. Jones would not
say what no thought Of the case. Judge
Pugh is well known in West Virginia
and has many friends there. He came
from Tyler county, w, Va, and Is one
Of the most distinguished jurists that
state has produced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17
EA1Tn IN nuMAN NATURE.
Illustrated When Dir. Brodlo Loaued Mar
Umbrellas,

Illustrated When Dir. Brodio Loaued Many
Umbrellas.
New York AdpirtiSer.
Mr.. Steve Brodie, B. j., tho all.round
sport, stood in front Of his saloon, No.
ia Bowery, yesterday afternoon, be-
tween and 2 o'clock, and again in the
evening between and I o'clock, and ut
tracted much attention because Of the
fact that lie was loaning umbrellas to
working girls and trusting to their hon.
esty about their return.
At / o'clock, when Steve started to
give out the umbrellas, he found u
crowd OF girls waiting under an awning
near by. The girls had heard Of Steve's
promises last Monday, that he would
lend them umbrellas on the frst rainy
day. Steve kept his promise.
The first girl to receive one was
pretty brunette, who blushed, but
nevertheless took tic umbrella and
hurried off. Then came row Of blondes
whose modesty was overcome by de-
sire TO save their bonnets.
when Steve had loaned seventy-iive
umbrellas he announced that he would
loan no moro until @ o'clock in the
evening.
During the afternoon crowds OF mon
stood around Brodie's saloon making
bets on the number Of umbrellas Mr.,
Brodie would get back. Steve thought
that OF the seventy-1ve loaned in the
afternoon and Of the seventy.hvo in the
evening he would see ono hundred
again.
Stoves supply Of umbrellas lie by no
means exhausted, but he said that as he
did not expect to get back all those no
loaned, he wanted to have some for tho
next rainy day.
Among the working girls Of the
downtown districts nothing could be
heard but words OF praise for the gon.
orous, whole.souled Mr. Brodio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17
FINANCN AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and sto
NTnrl,cts


Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
NIarkctS.
NEW YoRE, May lG.-Money on call easy at to
3 per cont; last loan per cent; closed offered
at 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper Gas per
cent. Sterling exchange firm at 81 Sjai SOY
Sales were 2s22OO shares.
The stock market was extremely cratic In It's
course early In the day, an d, as q rulO, lower
prices were touched, but tho declines were less
Important than OF late. The fresh business
troubles on this side aud the failure Of the City
OF Melbourne Bank in Australia, were used to
depress the list but the bears fHiled 10 dislodge
any considerable amount OF long stock, and
prompt rullles occurred after each attack The
TACT that no troubles developed on the stock ex-
change hero inspired the bcars with courage
and they gave the market much better support
The shipment OF gold by to.morrows steamers
will DO Sl,jO0OOO. which Is a smaller sum than
was expected. Money continues extremely easy
on call, nnd this has decided effect, as the
brokers arc more willing TO take marginal nc
counts. During the afternoon there was good
buying right through the list, and prices made a
steady advance. There was a brisk borrowing
demand although the rates were not quite up
10 yesterdays highest The market closed firm
IN tone at prices within fraction Of the highest
Raiiroad bonds were weak. Sales slOii,OOO.
Government aud state bonds dull
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A padcrewskl Inclden.

baltimore sun,
A Baltimore schoolgirl, the daughter
Of q prominent lawyer and several Of
her little friends put their misChievous
heads together at the time OF Paderews.
ki'a last visit to Baltimore and resolved
to mako a call on tho great pianist.
They journoyed to his hotel and do.
minded TO SEQ the artist, tho young
ringleadOr declaring that she would 20
up TO his room and knock at tho door II
sho couldn't reach him in any other
way. The man who has taken two con-
tinOnts by storm with his skill good.
naturally consented to SEQ his youthful
callers, and chattod pleasantly with
them. Music happening to crop up rs
q subject OF conversation, tho great
pianist nsked tho girls II thoy
could play on tho piano. Tho
ono who has been the leading spirit
throughout tho affair quickly responded
In tho affirmative, and upon tho must.
SLAMS requesting her to play for him
sho walked TO tho piano without tho
slightest show Of hesitation and favored
padorowiHki tho great with Maggie
Murphy's Home" padetOwski, with
twinkling Dyes, expressed his pleasure
NJ tho performance, and IN return In.
formed his now friends that no would
play for them II they liked. They did
like, aud tho host played only as no
eau, "Why didn't you play 'T0.ra.ra
Boom.de-ay for hlmp inquired a
irlond aiterward, whom tho hoi mo OF
tho adventure was describing he visit,
"0h," was the quick response, ~ don't
know but ono piece, and that's Maggie
Murphy's Home"
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nrend.luLa and prnylnlon..

CHICAGO, May l6.-Tho feeling IN wheat was
littlp tame Ut the start, Influenced by tho lower
English cables aud tho Australian failures, but
NJ New York the railroad stocks were higher and
tho marke, hero no doubt was short con
siderable wheat having boon sold recently on
the belief that the financial troubles would
carry prices down still further. With signs Of
strengthening tho market these SELLERS woru dis.
posed 10 cover, aud there was good deal OF buy.
lug oil tho shorts" Tho higher berlin market
was STRENGTHENING factor, aud tho closing was
about At the top,
Corn was firm aud closed at 20 Improvement
oats steady mud higher.
Provisions ruled strong aud closed with good
gains.
Flour firm and unchanged.
WitEAT-Uhsh No 2spring 7aXG; No. spring
gQnOlpi No 2 rcd 1870, May 727S lth7Bl6cj July
1b}M701 Na763fol September 1SIs a1gi SiTglS6.
yUAN--Cash No, 2, ilCi May t25iai1alSO, June
t7'Ja!!zlISA!2I5ei July isjfai3yiai5jlC September
61w.Gs.R No. 2oHci May eoTaeg,l a2gsai
June Dhalgl haDjsci July 2sjla2gjjS a2g)S1; Sep
tombct 2pjth21a1Ic,
NYE--No' q 00c.
lAnLEY-Nu. 9 62o
fLANsEEp-el o..
TfMotitYsrgD--Bl o.
Mrs puRR Cash $40 n, July 80 6iA2i O0A
coos September 90 iua2i qOhll'0Tt
lAHp-Cash 30 1jl July $40 Wi soplombOi
sii0hf iIiBs-CaiR Slo 81 July 90 iBAiO OOi