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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

NUtfNG nufTt nAfYfsg
...,
ihc hIst itial on tire criminal unleu.
uar was that Of Thomas Pficu, youth
OF ABOUT III yeafs Of age, charged with
i1tnicau1n. The gifl IN the
case IL Alice Gehhari, who IL
very sickly -loOkingi and whose
Asu was SAID TO ho tWcuiy-Hlx, though
sue loosh quito turco years younger
man thht' Her mind IS rather weak,
hhu she appeared thoroughly inuiiler-
,ht 70 VIVA! transpirod In court. The
,hS's OF tnls case hnvo already been
oii' NY tlNen IN tnesr columns, aud nre
hot sueh as !, cav iar repetition now.
Ottllct AueFhvy NAflan conducted
nv pr.a scutlon, Attorney Clarence w.
mn n uoionu ca
my jury hl,er snort consultation,
RETURNED verdict OF not guilty.
~ JUDGE BARrcu's comm.
ny iut.ntt nearing ol 'ho suit In
NnIun EtleA Il hJrllsilOm et al Ia
suins DaNsg Eyer anu 40 NaFncy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
A NIIIage Consnn,ed.

TORONTO, April Collaboration has
been received OF the burning OF the
greater part OF the village OF Byng
Inlet. Burton Bros. sawmill Is de.
stroyed. The loss Ia 100000. The
handsome Catholic chucrh IL also
burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

NEW York, April 25.-The steam
ship Trave, which sailed for Europe
this morning took out s3,500,O00 In
gold and 800, 200 insilyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
Commissioner Greenman.

Much sympathy Is felt for U. 8.
Commissioner Greenman, who IA still
Frustrated by severe Illness. 4 general
wish is echoed for his speedy restor.
alton 10 health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
On Trial This Afternoon.

The case Of Aurelius Richardson, In
which tbs defendant l. charged with
violation Of the internal revenue laws,
Is ON trial In Judge Haue's court this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
SHE'S NOT HERE NOW.

Attorney Grant II. Smith was 70.
Gently appointed by the court 10 do.
fend Frank Richards and Artie Jones,
tho colored couple indicted for adul.
terry. Both defendants were released
ON their own TecOgnlzances. NJ.
smith now submitted an affidavit for
a continuance for the term In regard 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

NEW York, April 25.-Booth's
physician snys he isSo improved that
he considers the recovery certain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

WASHINGTON, April 25.-rho score.
tary OF the treasury las rejected the
terms OF the New York bankers, offer
ing gold to tbe treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

Richards, on the er,uni Of the cab.
tencn' ~ the CO.dtftrdnnl. Mra.
Jones lav ng,lt app,Gra, Northumberland
goue nobody knows wngfC-ir0m the
locality.
District Attorney Nnrlan offered no
objection, aud Judge Zane grsnted the
request.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
q. T.. srRiREas.

They Return 10 work This
Morning.
OMAHA, April 25.-All the striking
Union Pacific iron workers Returned
TO work this morning. IL is said tue
terms VI agreement Will not be made
public before tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
COREY PRESENTS AN AFFIDAVIT.

Attorney Corey read an affidavit,
signed by himself IN counsel for
Charles Rich aud Peter Kline, in
support of his application that two pirs.
oners named Harvey and Radcllff be
brought down from the peniten.iary Of
the expense OF tbs Territory to testify
on the trial OF his clients, on April
10th. These latter plead guilty isst
week to charge o. grand larceny-i.e.,
stealing sections Of n boiler-and Mr.
Corey said he expected their test.
mony 10 be important and favorable to
Rich anu Kline, as showing that they
were In no way connected with the
robbery.
Judge Zane granted the order Up.
piled Tor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
BAN FRANcIscO Is CHOSEN.

The question OF the location OF the
next congress chme up. san Francisco
WAS named by the Califirnia delegs-
tlon, Dallas by Texas. Texas receiving
no second withdrew, aud San Fran.
cisco wns unanimously chosen ms tho
place for the next congress. (HurIahs
aud cheera.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

Chief Justice Zane, having for time
put aslie the civil docket, this morning
began work on the criminal, In accord.
ance with the settings made last
week. The first portion OF the day's
session was an interesting one, aud up
to the noon hour there was plenty to
entertain the curious crowd VINO ocou.
pied this chairs behind the limits Of the
bar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

the request Of the district attorney,
who Ia 20 be engaged , aewhere on
that day, his Honor obassod the date
to Saturday next.
Theaccuse are respectfully dressed
and apparently quiet young fellows
about twenty.eight years OF age, and
while before the court appeared to be-
quite unconcerned as to their present
position.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07

The Isip A. A. held their annual held.day competi.
lions yesterday. and n number Of athletes from tho
Patchogue A. c. competed. despite tho dictum of tho
A. u The Patchogue boys had the best Of the argu-
men capturing the points, but caused the biggest
kind OF a row when the prizes were presented "Ap-
proprate prizes offered but when the Patchogues
were called up to receive redtop boots and canvas
running shoes there great howl raised Tho fol.
lowing events were decided:
observation-disclosures Dash. HandicAp-Final heat.
by Henry X. smith. PntchoRue A. c.: Robert Buncc.
lBlip A. A. second Time. 10 1-5 seconds
liAlfIno Bicycle Race. for Members-Won by II. q.
San Time minute 70 seconds.
acknowledgement Dash SC ratch, for Islip Boys
Fina heat won by Oscar Conklng; Lewis Livingston,
second Time. 10 seconds
by Robert Bunce lsin f. A.; Henry X. smith. Pat.
chOgue A. Z l.. second. Time. IS r 8 seconds.
Ono-nile cycle Race. ScrAtch-Won by Charles II.
Lush, PatchoHue A C: Nathaniel Roe. Islr A. A.
ond. Timo. minutes 65 seconds
one-hnf Mile Run-Between DIN Weeks Of tho Pat
chogue A. C.aand Oscar Nelson I.lip A. A. Tho former
won quite handilv in minutes IL seconds
Northumberland twenty yard Hurdle Race, Scratch
Won by Andrew worth. PatchoRuc A c.: r. Buncs
IsIip A A. second Time. slts seconds. :,
PatchoRns A. G.: Henry X. Smith. Patchogue A. c.,
second Time. minutes o1A soconda
Pole Vault for Height ScrItch-A tie between Oscar
Nelson, Islip A. and Everett Howell. Patohogue 4 u,
each clearing 8 feet incheh
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a sHlPPER,s DELIGHE
Crack Boats Gathering at Gisn Cove for the
New York Yacht Ciub Cruise.

The feet OF the New York Yacht Club COM
menced to gather off Glen Cove's pretty har-
Dor yesterday for their annual cruise down the
Sound. Commodore L d. Morgan on his 1ag-
ship May was among the first to arrive. He
was followed by the steam yachts TUNA. Linta.
Intrepid. and Half Moon: the schooners Con-
oscillation, May6ower. Shamrock. Coronet
Yampa. Alccar. Lasca, and Emerald. and the
sloops Vgllant, Wasp, Hildegard. Fanny. Ven
tura, and Enigma.
Later In the afternoon. when breeze sprang
up. score or more schooners and sloops
headed by the Dauntess. could be seen slowly
making their WAY into the harbor At CLOCK
last night over sixty yachts were at anchor on
the club station. and as many more are eN-
hected there this morning when the races Tor
the Commodore's cups are scheduled.
The Nigilant. which had her new racing
main sail and q 10O-foot hollow boom shipped
on saturday afternoon, was towed over early
IN the day and attracted no end OF attention.
To-day she and the Colonia will start in their
first race. and public opinion seems to be
about equally divided as to their merits.
The iron steamboa Taurus which has boon
chartered for the accom- m odation OF such OF
the mem bera as desire to see the races for he
Commodore cups. will leave the foot OF East
Twenty-sixth street at U:45 this morning,
stopping at Long Island City at 10 o'clock.
The start OF the race Ia scheduled for IL 30
o'clock. from n buoy Off Matinicock Point. and
the cruise will DO a triangular one OF thirty
six miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07

There 10 no break far in tho winning gait strue
by W. Delaney and W. eastman.

There 10 no break 50 far in tho winning RAFT struck
by W. Delaney and W. eastman.
Billy Courtney: becoming terror to All the crab.
overland stroke very useful in throwing out the lines
NJ. O'Connsl and l.. Forde made 4 formidable heavy
weight team At Manhattanvt;ls on club day" They
shut NJ N. Rorty and H. Glhooly out after The first
game.
Champion Casey announces that he and John Jones'
the Australian CHAMPION. Will play an exhibition
match OF best three out OF five games next Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock.
T Ga,ligan and ". Rmmons will meet Thursday in
hest OF i've mach, with the stipulation that tho
loser will foot bill for two new hats. The BOYS
winners head.
land while his mother was nurtured in historic Tip.
perary, With such pedigree the younger Jones could
no, well have avoided being handball player
Tho Australian sports bear testimony tho
favor OF tho Brooklyn Clubs court couple nf times
sss on S an Save ysAS Tnf rSr % day IN
Haley. John Jones. and Nick Dunn.
John Jones the Australian champion Ia . tenn orary
victim 70 climate changes He was reluctantly obliged
BROOKLYN Clubs court but last Thursday he bad
modY only stop him ono out Of three
A wel!tanned. muscular. and mysterious visitor
turned up AT tho Brooklyn clubs on club day
ton but had laugh at their own ex ense when
the apparent stranger was found to be Nick Dunn the
tRche.
Another OF those pleasant inter city reunions which
DO SO much 70 foster hAndba has been arranged for
Club members win be tho hosts on tne occasion. and
tho visiting delegation will include Champion Phil
the snss.ur ehampion Major John c.rmndy Hspt
William Rose. Dr. Phil Smith. John J. o'Brlea. W.
Tho Phisdepha hssdauarrsrs si3 carpenter street
is snpecsd 70 DO tho scene Of spiriied seris. of
ss. s v
cracks warm reception.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
FLEgTUooD Nv FINE SHAPE.
The Old Track Presented a Busy seens
Ye.terday-some Clever Performances.

Yesterdny-Some Clever Performances.
For the first time in many years the track at
Fleetwood is looking In good racing trim.
"Knap" Mccarthy was among the visitors at
the old track yesterday. He came down from
Saratoga to take a look at two young trotters
that Mace Porter is handling for him. These
are the four ear-old gray flly Anna Mace. by
Robert McGregor. dam Matte H.. 2:27b. by
Blue Bull. and the three-year-old bay nlly
Catherine NJ. by Red wilkes. dam Matte II.
Isaac Fleming is trying ]. G. Deiavergne's
bay Reding Custer wilkes at two-mile hents.
Tho first attempt yesterday was very encour;
tie asn Second ono IN ~ for the full dst:nse
by Chester Chief. ready for her match with the
gray gelding Jesse. on "Wednesday next; She
irotted steady mile Yesterday In 2:2o. ana
owner. J. J. Schacht, has usually driven her In
all her races. In the match with Jesse. how
f baef veil Sens wax 9 Whose match
Of two.mile heats with the chestnut EeldinR
BABY is down 9I hGop Day
gave The one-time business horse three miles
Whe he'll VI has got the chestnut gelding Mel;
son. 2:29A. BY Sir Walkhill. going II good rood
share mile lie, In DOS yesterday is the best
On SATURDAY. Fowler drove Andrew M!llsEEs
brown asldinG, kingToodi 2:25 BY Kentucky sata
llCtatOI nll6 III nis idsttst W uo,o'
L. L. Phelps, the Kentucky reinsman. who is
training for j. W. DAILY OF Mount kisco ct
Fleetwood, is getting some speed out OF his
scholars The pick Of the lot is Minnie G..
lve.year- old roam mare. no record. by Jay
Bird. dam by Strathmore. She stepped mile
in 2:2l. and with her pure gait should
easily 60 below 2.20. Phelps has let up
on Mascot who has only been out Of the stud
this son OF STAN boul- Minnehaha. showed q
week ago. Phelps saws is nothing what he will
show later in the season.. Yesterday he drove
Crafty. by Kentucky Wilkes. in 2:22. and
Deputy 2:1ah. by Echo, in 2:26
There are several fast and well bred two
dam BY Comm odore Belmont, turned the track
yesterday In 1894, the last half. up the hill. in
] rs. A nllr by Nelson. dam Abbls. by George
Wilkes trotted mile In 2:39. the last half in
10Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07

Half . Dozen stasbing Cases. and Not an
Italian Name.

italian Name.
Awarding which the negro colony In 124th
street, between First and Pleasant avenues,
expected to attend tonight has been inden-
nitely postponed. Miss Cornella Jones waste
have been the bride. and William Barnes the
groom. He is 20 years old. is porter and
lives at Al East 124th street bis sweetheart
lives In the same house.
Barnes had o rival. George Bounty. la
borer. who lives directly opposite. Tho two
men met Mt / o'clock yesterday morning in
front Of Ala. Tho heat had kept m st Of tbs
tenants OF the big tenements awake, ana tneIe
we're twcnty or moro men and women out on
the sidewalk. Sharp words between tho two
men had just attracted the attention Of tho
quick blows from Barnes; none Of which
seemed heavy enough to knock him down.
Y YsinS keks in tho abdomen and ran across
the street. He was caught Just as he was rum
hi bounty was stabbed in three places. There
were two wounds to the right 81 the heart and
n s the Harlem Hospital all night Yesterday
he recovered consciousness and SAIL that
barnes had stsSSsS s gpf ii %, GGsss
While Thomas Scanlon, i5-year.old hoy
who lives at - Downing street. was wrestlhG
s strei in the Back Thomas lost his temper an
RRq na6 ihs RiaS tno noSrsst thrse im
Then he, ran away: Hugh Was taken ne n To- Fis
home at 100 sullivan street. Wnefe ", Dohlin
said his condition was serious Late AZ night
nj home. In the Jefferson Msrket Police Court
Yesterday morning Scanlon was held Tor trial
on o charge OF assault. ,., ,,,
Early yesterday morning Arthur CLAYTON.
aged IL. colored. Of l+S West Twenty-sevenh
nv another negro called "Gamy Pitch" in
front OF 1915 West Twenty seventh street The
nssailant escaped. Clayton's wound was
During an alteration between Charles
Sarosky and James Clark. at their residcnro.
1t5 West Eleventh street. on saturday night
Clark was dangerously stabbed near the heat
with a pocket knife. Snrosky was arrested
Michael king OF SIT East Seventeen street
was removed to the Presbyterian Hospital on
saturday night suffering from severe cut
the Same address. Quinn was nrresl ed.
Anton Bcrberich; - Of !; 2o4 Ihird Avenue
aar and ON the right arm in n fight in n saloon
at 40 Chrystie street He was removed to
Gouyerneur Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
VIII It be Dixon or Pierce .

Everything points to = long and desperate struggle
tonight at the Coney Island A. C. between George
Dixon and Eddie Pierce for the feAtherweght cham.
pionship of tho world and purse of $4,000 Both
boys are in the pink OF condition. and each had au
visitors 20 their training quarters yesterday.
the little fellows Will weigh In at noon To-day and
men remain nuiet until the great rIggle AT nivht
Dix3n wall have as seconds young Mitchell and Jack
nhr!in. Jimmy Carroll will DO bottle holder and NiE
bradley timekeeper: In Piercos corner will DO Johnny
Mhie Dan Gaulneid and Nike Haley, and Jim Lavelle
u The elminary ten.round bout between Danny Nc
brlue ana Inn Murphy. FOR purse OF 81 900 is also
expected TO be warm one. as the lads In me form
the purse S Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
Want 10 Play Games.

Among tho many amateur semiprofessionAi. and
Junior baseball clubs IN this city and surrounding
places the folio wing are anxious TO arrange games.
All communications pertaining to this matter from
responsible clubs will be published provided they are
signed by an officials
LyIburn Athletic Baseball Club Of Christ Church.
Newark-NouId liz To meet all church teams of
crs averaging II years Address T. A. Jorgensen JE.
asa Kim street Newark. n J..
81. Thonias's Lyceum baseball Club OF West Farms
Have Aug ~ ~ ~ SEPT. D. ana ~ open TO play
on their grounds at Bronx Park. Address b. J. Nc
DermOtt, manager, 1.l<l Paramount avenue. West
Farms New York city. -
Jersey CITY Baseball UuoIW. DoSk sp pn1Iy samss
sger 8iH Produce Exchange. New York city.
with players averaging 10 years can have . game at
their grounds on saturday afternoons. Address David
Company, Broadway ana Ninetssnth street. New York
city.
teams Of players under II years Address r. j. DAILY.
o. Cedar street. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
ENGLISH SPORTING GOSSIP.
Defeat of the Champion Hammer ThrOwer-
Penrce's Fast Four-mile Kun.

Penrce's Fast Four-miie Kun.
At the Essex county championship meeting on July
"a tho distance flyers were again in great running
VEIN. Tho star event was fourm invitation Face.
with e PeArce, the present champion; i. T. Bacon.
tho mile champion: c. E. willers the worlds recosd
holder, and Sidney Thomas. tho ex.hoder, among tho
starters Bacon turned out previously for the mi!e
county mpionshtp. and. although he won very eas.
lily in minutes 81 seconds tho trip told on him in tic
longer event. he retired after three miles Thoma,
had an injured knee and only ran u few laps. Wi.
lers and Pearce than few yards apart
IL il minaies u 10 seconds; The English paper.
course apparently oyerookng The semsn''.na raS.
in 1857 when both men made faster time Gonnsas
winning perforn,ance on that day - MINUTES :. r..
ne Enss Is snSPoa Dsnse ton
handienps. Al Bradford. July p. he romEel away
o ns 5 aen "a. noH
by IuvornR wind. Bradley then made bee line ior
interest a valuable chnllenxe cup. lie easily placed
u second WIN to his credit. and has now only TO win
0nss Of the Bradford game.
cleared il feet inches. but allied his subsequent
The second annual charity meeting promoted by tho
.nor dSn Police G % nna EN-.
Iish hammer. throwing chnmrion hat the worst OF a
Fl. . w SnF{ o n ~
inches while Gareyn best was 20 feet inches Carey
"ss S sss broad and dssp ao .
many An International nal tSurnamsnt viii be he'd IN;
MOS: q .Gs events garry win them the Tssounds
the FIR .prn,ins Champion ran un
placed IN tho handicap dash. but look premier hnnors
ss Il Fanss sIHaS ssm s ss! " S
his s,, ttae !" p The C. cham ons1D
had to race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
GOSSIP or the Hing

Mick Dunn, the Auslra!inn midGle weight .x,.ct. .,
10 matched against John Hickey the Irish NJ
champion, VIII" iAteiy arrived in this country. fN
Frank Boswo rth. who as formerly Bob Fl zSimmo,,
spArring partner states that no is st in IN RIM
prepared 10 meet any lIopOund in III. businsas
Dan Gre, den who Is to night Aleck GroRRain. nj
next Monday night Is hAd to have larger ANA Hb
either Joe Goddard or joe Butler Of PhilAdeinhn Wa
rem Lewis GreggAin's hacker wAReTad ~ NO At
Col John HOPKINS OF Boston on his man. WIN
Frank White called at THE sUS once last night IN
that IA Soly smith ID now In the city he o. N bsy
match w.h Johnny Murphy of Bosion by via tnS N
O'Clock. - ana
or 6s third tine In his career Johnny Reagan has
was with Young Mitchell then with PADDY a. nms
and now he has told the Coney Island Club thai ~
properly. N@D" '" uain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07

Mns .SSS nv. i rSd ..ss
I 10y
p sH 10 ssh 1919 as s
er s1 YospF E5snS ana Prince
iiss rRs f st. Fss SEQ i6 Park 100
Sssr:S Is ~ Sc:r;.;y
h :ai s OH yass" ,o 81:
s a. Mons e. and ssS
En ss ioi: L..s Us: o.iSfd t 81;
Pc: ago. : :ss
sSs .n az l.c%s s% my. each each
eo' Blossom. w: Las Vegas %; Creole. "a.
Sass having aishsd his abors a.
Clifton to-day: "' ' a~"' '0f
l.t:. Rssss.riys slsh.n. Of mile Easter John,
iss Hsrs 10, ;ay
.s:S F:sS sifs nfss
..i:sEEs.." .! Ct B %s . sss;
s.Sndd:: d; each cs%sn, ASsr Gray Eagle. Noon
vi VII! f. j. s::S A. fsS$. .'s'
EArd. 100 each; Laurel. 100; Boss Nc Dun, 81.
. S:' EJECT ass
Nv; Skoedsddls. lo7 UDroar colt. 1903
The entries for Gloucester to-day arc:
Frat Race-Fiye.eghths OF mile: rna!dens Court.
land. sentinel and Lsysrn colt 10: Indiana, Dutch
Lou Capt Wells. Wldnre colt MonislL Blondy's Vic.
thu. Turner; aud biAef hu'sar. 1o6 Bauie Msnsasd
second Racs-Fol: and one half rurlongs thrseyear.
eldk Atlanta. l06; John McGArrgleI i0<; Honey
Moon. Brrdie COLT and Bue Bird I0l: Ia Juiye hiy,
o1 Pessmat and Lilly r. gelding. y Nellie b. Calan.
tLa ara Lazy hens ee: CAroqst and MISS Ella DO
Bargain, no. Louis and John Lakeland. 1O6: PesIt
Tosrth Raes-fiye and a half furonss Wallace @,
greet az, dan' and UnssIiadipiy ios Traverse losi A
Fifth ceaons half mile. tMo.yearods: Fannie l.,
100: Santa Rita colt lo4; Frank H. HART. jean. and
Beauty colt lo?; Tin FLYNN. 100; Pagan and Gabriel
nlly. %
Sixth RAce-six and = half fur!ongs: beaten horses.
Extra, star!ls Achsrd K Fox. and Pcte, 100; Queen
d'Or. 1o1; y. D. D., W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
Four R.ees Declared or Mt Buffalo.

buffalo. Aug. e.-The Grand Circuit meeting will
close next Thursday. as tho programme has been
shortened by four classes that were declared or Tho
entries yht for the events that closed last even
ing the per cent fee plan. and Secretary Hnw
ley announced to-day that they would be opened again.
TO close Monday night. on tho nvo per cent basis
Tho trainers held OF for this and they will doubtless
their horses and keep tho good sport OF
the past weok,
The 2ly class and open class for two year-olds are
tho programme for morrow. besdes the 2lS
trot. which undecided yesterday Tho meeting or
Fantasy. MarRrave and William Penn in three-yehr.
old Wednesday look cd forward to with much
interest The consolation in tho Two freoforAu
classes are SGT down for Thursday.