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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04

CHICAGO, July 3.-Prendergast, the as
declared mot insane" by a jury in Judge
Payne's court this afternoon and under
sentence of the court must be hanged
Friday, July l3.
The jury was out just two hours and
five minutes
There was much confusion in the court
room among the waiting lawyers ana
spectators just before the jury came IN,
when a movement was noticed among the
bailiffs. in few moments Prendergast
was brought IN. With him We're xix
bailiffs who stood along the passage way
back of where the prisoner sat TO the door
leading TO the bridge connecting with the
Jail. Then a hush fell upon the court
room. Every one seemed impressed with
the solemnity of the occasion. Judge
Payne took his place on the bench aud the
jurors flied into their seats in the box.
''Gentlfmen Of the jury" said Judge
Payne, "have you agreed upon your YER
sictf"
Eyes, your HONOR" said Foreman
Charles B. Schneck.
Read the verdict" said the court.
The clerk uufolded the paper and read in
a distinct voice the doom of Prendergast III
lHtse WoTus. w e, the jury uuu IaCI4CA
Eugene Prendergast not insane nor luna
tie" The paper was signed by Foreman
Schneck and all the jurors. Attorney
Gregory asked that the jury be polled and
:ss the na2le of each juror WAS called they
affirmed that il was their verdict.
Then addressing the jury Judge Payne
said: Gentlemen. | want very much 10
thank you for the attention you nave
given this difficult case and the faithful
manner in which you have performed
your duty. | want you to know that
appreciate the depriyaUions you have un-
dergOne during your confinement. Gentle
men You are discharged"
PrendergasJ sat uHmoved during the
whole proceeding. He made no outcry and
was at once removed to his cell in the Jail
His counsel viii move for Al new trIal and
if it is not granted, they have expressed
their Intention of carrying the matter TO
the supreme court Messrs. DaTrow, Bar
lin, Gregory and Heron, who baye made
such a stubborn fight for Prendergast.
were all IN court when the verdict was
rendered. Assistant State Attorney Nor
rison and Todd were there, but neither the
Rssassln's mother nor brother were pres
ent.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04

of second, making the distance in l:3l <.
But TWO OF the favorites, Liston and VIZ
ginia, came in winners. The attendance
was the smallest of the season.
First race-Three-quarters mile: Llston
won; Kokane second; Victor B. third
Time 1907.
5Second-Seven-eighth mile, selling:
Billie Mckenzie won; Tom L. second; Joe
Wooden third. Time 1:311L
Third-Four furlongs, fifty yards: EieDo
won; Mavwin second; sDr. Gardner third.
Time :551l.
Fourth-Three quarters mile, selling:
La Gartia won; Gold Dust second; Jesslca
third. Time LII
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile,
selling: Virgin won; Post Boy second; Pas
time third. Time 1:251%.
Sixth-Three- Quarters mile: Missouri
Bell won; Jennie Wren second; Pony Bob
third. Time LOO
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers of
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CORNER FIRST and TIFTH.
NEBRASKA CROPS.

LINCOLN, Neb.. July 3.-The weekly
weather crop bulletin OF the Nebraska
weather service says; The weather has
been hot aud dry, but the general rains
Immediately preceding had lett the
ground in excellent condition aud al crops
have made satisfactory growth. Light
rams or n half inch or less prevailed over
the state generally Small grain continues
10 show a general improvement. Wheat
harvest is well advanced in the southeast
section The straw Is short, IN some cases
even to short too bind, and the yield will
he light, but the grain generally Is OF good
quality. Corn everywhere i In excellent
condition and much ~ 1t has BEEN cult
ysted for the last time. Tame hay Is
light crop. bat wild hay i improving and
pastures are everywhere IN Good Co-G.-
80
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
= Was Safe.

Clerk-There has been mistake
made. and your package has gone 70
Mintowu. New York. instead Of Mill
town. New Jersey. VIII have IL for
warded 20 the right place
Disturbed .ForeigneT-Perhaps some
one has been and got Il already.
Clerk (patientlyl-You know that na
one but your brother could get IL
ForeiEner-But Somebody q the same
name might
Cle-k-what is your brothers name?
Fore:guer-VssiIli OzerstzzofsAy--
JrGFe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
UGLY sLUGGING mATCE

HntcIaI Ulspalcb 20 IN DtiIv Edrle,
HoND CREEK, .. T., July 3-A dis
graceful prize fight occurred here today in
which r. N. Harrison, county commits
soner removed by Governor Reufrow. was
one of the principals. the other being
Druggist Blake OF Round Pond. The
fight WAS declared "A draw, although Blake
had a rough looking face. Tie ROW orig.
mated over Harri-ou's removal and his
outrageous abuse of County Attorney
Daniels and Judge ID. b. Madden.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
Tame Day at Sheepshaad

NEW YORK, july S-The racing today
MS little more than ordinary and no ex-
citing finishes were seen. 10 the first race,
g The twelve entries, only three went 10
tba post.
In the second race Anisette WAS made
the iavorlte with Gutta Percba and Cali
fornia about equal second choices The
best Anlsette could do was second to Cali
fornin, who was quietly backed by the
friends OF the Oneck stables.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
CLOSING sTOUK QUOTATIONS.
Money on Gail.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Monev on call easy
al per cent. last loan per cent. closed l per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 2t3a4H per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with act
uaI business in bankers bills 81 81 SSI4 for
demand bills. and S4sI1. for sixty-day
bills: posted rates, = SSa4 saia. Commercial
bills 81 So. Silver Certificate 6ta65-
The total sales o. stocks today were
5q.45 shares. including: American Sugar
lss0O; burlington, 800; Chicago Gas, s.4O0;
St. Paul. 600.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
BIGGEST WARSHIPS AslOAT.

The Poserty-Stricken Kingdom o. Italy
Owns Two Tremendous Fighting Vessels
The biggest arnor-elsds n the world
are the italian Italia and Lepanto. Sis
ter ships. each OF 1890 tons 6ispisce-
ment. saysthe Boston Transcript Next
TO them come the monster English bat
tleships Of the Royal SoverelSl elAss,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
Coffee Options.

NEW YORK. July Coffee-OptiOns
opened firm; duiler; unchanged. Ruled
firIner later On local covering on firm
cables. Closed steady. 59l5 points
advance: sales. $3.50 bags including July l5.4Og
50. August. IA, 4,s0@9O; September, lAl0920; Oc-
tober, Is, -: December. l3,lJd20.
Spot Coffee-kiO. steady, No =; 1872 Mild,
dull: Cordova, l9al914. sales 4OO Central
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
d. T-,<-PosE,,on.

Snvtne-I understand your son plays
football
TompIcin.-Yes; he's full back
STsTthe-Well, miDe doesn't play;
lut ! notice that when be attends
game he generally cones e-cA full
Once 9 Week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
FAMINE IN STOCK
NOT 4 HOG REACHES CHICAGO BY
RAIL YESTERDAY.

Business at the Stock Yards al {
Standstili Because of the Strike.
Two Attempts Made to Move
Packing House Products
NlpDed by Train Men.
The Few Hogs Held
Over i'll Hands Of
the Specula-
tors.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July 3-Prospective wants
of DlOre or less Importance are indicated
by fair inquiry and moderate engage
ments for autumn sales aud there was
some demand for Instant requirements OF
serge suitings and goods of that character.
Important shipments We're made by water
and rail and over some regular routes no
trouble has been experienced. Print cloths
AL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
OF DALTON GANG

GUTHRIE, o. T.. July 3-Tuls4 Jack,
side PARTNER of the late Bandit Dalton,
and gang of SIX men, rode iuto ingalls,
last night ana declaring that Bill Dalton
had been betrayed 10y Saloonkeeper Mich
OILS, proceeded TO demUlsh his saloon. The
place WAS a wreck IN three minutes. Ii Is
said thlt .chols gave certain officers the
tip a. 10 Daltou's whereabouts which
finally LED to his death.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
SHARPS AND FLATS

A AFEATURE Of a New Zealand concern
was comic Irish song sung by Moeri
native
JoHASy STEACs, the composer Of the
'rBlue Danube and other famous
waltzes. is a thin. eulacizted old man,
with rheumatism sud the gont
HASDEL and Bach vere born IN
houses almost within sight OF each
other. They were devoted % tho
same branch of AIT, but never met
OyE OF Nine. PATHS trials Is The
mania people seem % cherish for hsv-
ing her adopt their children She de-
clayes she reeeive> hundreds Of offers
Of babies for adoption IN the course Of
the year.
GAIL ZERRAHy's record % forty
years leadership OF she Boston Handel
and Haydn society = said 20 e unsur-
passed IN the history Of music no 9th
- conductor ever having had charge
for - long tine Il suy nazsicai SO
eIaf-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
RARR SHORE

PoET TOWNSEND. Wash, July 3.-The
bark X. X Ham from San Francisco for
Port Blakely, went ashore last night dur
ing thick log at Dungeness Spit at high
water. If the sea remains calm it Will
propablY get off tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
COWBOY KILLED

FL RENO, O. T., July 3.-An officer at
tempted to arrest AN armed Mexican cow
boy here today and an, excited running
fight through the crowded street followed
S-veral shots were exchanged. The officer
killed the cowboy after first shooting his
horse beneath him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
THE HOTTEST DAY.

Milan. Mo, July 5-AIex Dunlap died
OF overhea. at his farm, fourteen M. e
northeast Of this city, yesterday J.
was the hottest day ever known IN tli :
locality. the thermometer standing al IL
n the shade
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
Favorites in Bad Luck

WASHINGTON, July S-Seven races were
on the program today aud delays at the
pest KEEP tie crowd at the course until
late. FSvorites had their usual bud luck,
only three of them getting the money
The strike has increasing bad effect on
the attendance, which becomes less each
tiav
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
ACME OF STAGNANCY
WALL STREET PASSES A DAY OF
UTTER DULLNESS.

Market, However. Shows Remarkable
Firmness in Spite of All the Dis
Iurbing Elements - Holders
Show Ne Desire to Sacrifice
Their Shares General
Belief That Strikers
VIII Be Defeated.
Sugar Shaky.
Quotations.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
SPORTING.
BASE BALL.

Yesterday was an off day in base ball
circles. No National or Western league
games were played.
Western Association.
At St. Joseph r II +
Jacksonville. 0 O 07 0 lis - l
81. Joseph. ......I o = 0 o ! O. 5 /
Batteries-Carisch and Snyder; Packard
and Mct arland.
At Des Mones-- r II +
Peoria. a............S OIO33OI I'll 10 I
Des Moines......O o l 90 5 > o. . Il 4
Batteries-Fl lggemier and TerrieD; Traf-
6ey, Gregg and Holmes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04

New YORK. July 3.-BuIter steadier; eggs
quiet, state and Penna. 1879; western fresh.
l2sl3; southern cases, S2aS2.15; receipts,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04

KANSAS CITY, July -Cattle-Receipts,
2.4OO: shipments 1900; market strong to
10 cents higher; Texas steers, 5000
$50: Texas cows, Sl.25@25G; beef steers,
IS. 65a4 80; native cows. SlOGcl325; stock
ers and feeders, S3.00@3.75; bulls. $500
as TO-
Hogs-Receipis. 4.7OO; shipments. 500:
market steady; bulk sales, 81 S0d4 50;
heavies, S4SO@ 30; packers, 81 SO@ +90;
mixed. 81 15@4 50; lights. 81 60d4.SO; pigs,
$4,000 5i5155; yorkers, $4 55td4SO.
Sneep-Receipts, 200; market strong.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
But Two Favorites Won.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. July Sin the sec
end ace today Billy Mckenzie broke the
track record for sevea furIongs by Quarter
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
Sugar Market.

NEW YORK. July 3.-RUw, firm; sales. 200
bags centrifugal 60 test at 31S eN-ship; 20
bags and 20D hhds. mOlasses sugar at ll-l6 ex-
snip, Refined, quiet.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
4 Tough Burro.

"A burro is as hard to kill as a cat"
said locomotive engineer the other
day. when l was running on the
Santa Fe out of Trinidad l had a pecuI.
far experience with one of them |
was pulling the express. and struck
one of the little fellows before l saw
him. He doubled up like sheep and
went under the pilot. l reversed at
once, bringing the train to stop. Ny
fireman and the brakeman get down 70
pull the pieces off the track. The
burro was wedged tightly under the
fire-box. After tugging at him for ten
minutes the boys succeeded in pulling
him from his unpleasant position. l.
of course, thought he WAS dead. You
can imagine when the critter jumped
M. shook itself and az once trotted off
into the sage brush and cactus. The
next trip back / saw the animal II
was a little stiff IN its forelegs. but
otherwise was uninjured. How it got
under the pilot and under the fire-box
without being crushed to death 1 could
never figure out"-St. Louis Globe
Dau1nrrlt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04

We mast love men ere they VII
see- 70 Is worthy % O=- .sTs-sa2zs-
SsA.s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
THE IGUANA.
An Amusing Incident OF Animal Life I'm
South America.

An Amusing Incident OF Animal Life I'm
South America.
Snakes have many enemies. Mr.. w.
Fl. Hudson writing of animal life on
the great South American pampas,
where there are many kinds of snakes,
both veEomous and non-venomous,
SAYS that their enemies are legion
One cf them is the arnadillO, which
appears to have no fear whatever OF
snake venorn. Burrowing owls feed
largely on snakes, and the same is true
of herons and storks. But perhaps the
most nota bic of snake-lIillerS is the
large lizard known as the iguana.
The iguana is no mean adversary, as
may be judged from the fact that dogs
which attack one sometimes come off
with broken leg.
The lizard does not wait for the
snake to take the offensive, but goes
swiftly in pursuit, and being very rapid
in its motions, seldom has any diff
Guilty in overtalsing its victim, which it
dispatches by blows of its powerful
tail.
A friend of Mr.. Hudson was out rid
ing after his cattle. His lasso was at
tached to the saddle, and the end
trailed along the ground after him.
A big iguana lay in the sun. appa.
rently asleep. 1t paid no attention
70 the horse as il passed. but the next
instant it raised its head and fixed its
attention on the forty feet of lasso
slowly trailing by.
Suddenly it rushed after the rope,
and dealt it q succession of violent
blows with its tail. When the whole
of the lasso, several wards of which
had been pounded in vain, had been
dragged by, the lizard, with uplifted
head, continued gazing after it with
the greatest astonishment- Never be-
fore had such a wonderful snake
crossed its path.-Youth's Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
~,-s-Arv osstIoa.

'Heilo. Is this the telephone o1ns7"
yes
'SsT. how does nv voice sound? So-
tice anything peculiar about ~
'No--
Then call Up No. 4Il4+. I've go- %
.xplain 70 nv vile that rs o=siness
that's keeping me 80 late - hicago
Rsc0rc-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
FOUND.
IIESON N.

Trfrr tuf- terd .-. rri me r~r~a~
"a ANIfb- To CORRESPOND WITH
" EeHtl~ua- g. year Oil. oh1-ut Inafri-
uony. Mu-. have .cut home. tity or ceuutfv.
a H. -. this Office. So
DEkSON RECEIVE LADIES -
Il delicate health snd htisr them during con
hncncnt Tho-r wanting very priYlt~ sh4 4glft
place oaD - d OF ~ Tc.e Zoe ticulsfs- fia Paruy
avenue. Wichita Nan. d1a 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
No Grain Markets.
NEW YORK PRODUCE

CHICAGO, July 3-rhere were no grain
markets here today.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
PATRICK is DOOMED
MURDERER OF CARTER HARRISON
DECLARED TO BE SANE.

After Being Out Two Hours the Jury
Finds Verdict Which Condemns
Prendergast to Hang on July
Is for His Crime-Thc Con-
demued Felon Gives Out
No Sign of Emotion.
New Trial Will
Be Asked
For.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
Statesmen.
AGEN TEL

-~>----7---- = 75--1-, - -
N kitchen uteE-il ever invented Recalls ~ =
cents .IskO O" ~ sold IA eyerJ house sample.
IostaEc paid cents. Iorshec u NCA4k z. tiaCin
usIi ID ils ~ eds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
tors.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Todav for the first
in Chicago not a single Car load Of animals
reached the Union stock yards by rail.
The effect OF the Pullman boycott on rail
roads was so overwhelming that not one
steer nor sheep and not a solitary hog ar
rived by means OF steam transportation.
Two attempts only at getting out packing
house products were made.
The Michigan Central tried to make up
and start = train load of dressed beef last
night, but train men abandoned the cars
with scant notice and the beef was left TO
rot Oh the tracks in the yard. The Pan
handle road got nineteen cars OF beef
through TO Brighton. distance of two
miles. What became of the train between
Brighton and Blue Island no one seemed
to know.
Business at the stock yards was at a
stand still and values altogether nominal.
The cattle bought yesterday for shipping
still lie in the pens.
There were perhaps 1900 hogs in the
pens this morning. They were mostly in
the bands of spectators. A great part of
the number changed hands and part
were held for higher prices. The few sales
reported were on basis OF the following
quotations: Common to extra average 2SO
POUNDS - c0tf 10: common TO ChOlce mix
ed s4.7O@5.lU. cnoice assorted 150G1S0
pounds II 1904 90; good light 160@l91
pounds a SOGf 90 common TO fair light
10000 POUNDS 81 465@i75. Pigs 10C@l25
pounds Sf.2jQ47O. Culls S3(93.50.
OMAHA, July 3.-The unsettled condi-
tion of the railroad strike leaves the
market in bad shape. No business east
was accepted. No business at the yards
tomorrow
Ca.tie-Receipts coo; steers sold 10 to 20
cents higher. Cow stuff rad feeders
steady, cows sold at 10 cents higher.
There was "A good demand and all the
stuff sold early in the day. Prime steers
1856 q 40: grassers s. 40 a. 800; west
erns 81 50 a. 400; Texaus -. % a go;
common anu canning cows 81 p u 3.2j;
common aud stockers s. p q 2 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; the market
opened slow and az ~ cents lower but
closed strong. Prices ranged from 81 20
TO 30. but the bulk brought $40.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS

at LAST WE HAVE IT-kEEN. BkIGH
~ and braiuy men and women wanted cscrY
N h-rr to d X orders ShLff'~ WORLDS FAIR
FHOTDGitsPHED' only tovk ot copy istfcd
pIOtoErs pins a.! buaGngs sceEe> and ,AhlblS 81
The Words Columbian LNhlDutOn. Autlot.Er- uy
tie Exposition Manage aeui oile nl 'eltiue@te ac-
com ysuIe- ctcA volume. Eeith-- Tor WORKERS.
Lrou eycfy thug and handle %, SOU wAl MAS
money hpo-E ready credit given pls COMMAS
~au-: Illustrated circulars terms. rtsf-- AddTu--
O. iobo BiUie Pub. Co.. - Le~EboFn -. thlsa7 o.
H., or Fl.ila. Pa dlai u "od II a ~
SPECtAL SALE ~ BUSINESS PKOPfETY.
- Israel Bros - II
I,IRsr CLASS BOARD AT 90 TOPEKA
Il S&JO per week. ~e'
rI,ELEPHo.,L s,Ja. BtSr ICE CREAM. DE-
Il lIyered Ia suy quantity 70 any psFi o. Slil.
CINCE OUR REMOVAL To Our NEw STORE
- % south Main street. We have CuiloC cul aid
placed upon our : hclyes uuc lue Of choice IA
ware tnst WIIl oucg 20 our customers at tur
very lowest prices Come and scc us- Jones q { o.
do weds suns lnaO
IIOR ROOFING, VAL.4EY~ AND CUTTERS
Il call ou ). ". Rife l15 North ia"icnee.
CPECIAL SALE-TaE MKT TIN DAYS oS
- everything la our store No" i- your ilEc % Gct
-ucap furniture OT gasoline stove, Icitigei 4tor,
Si.a-.e-. mating. etc. Ne have job lot Of uod
room suit, that viii a. h4I prie-- Cash or cay
payments. J. Iurley 4 Co, 90 north Aaln street,
-. - Drake. manager a.
J.1OE GOOD TNBLH BOARD and cheerful rooms
II 20 t. als DSrcl 40. - =. DAle - Board ana
room s5.O per week, board e. psr week single meal
&c. cI---4iii
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK July Government bonds
steady. state bonds inactive.
L = SIS reg.........UsSf' Do 20 A.......... 20la
Do IS coupon. ll13i vi X and / first4s a9ls
L = - reS.........ll3 NJ Is ami 4 sec.4s. ~
DO A. coupon ll334 st Paul cons Is zee. l>jle
Do > reg, ....... % do G * Z w D .los4
Atchison Is. ....... 16 lSt l. x ) gen u. 20
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los

rrfey NJ brad Ss pr iBer-r asv.
4 oST-PAIR GpLD-RIM SPLCTACLGs ~
4 case. tludrr please leave charles Nrs--
scher's Jewrry store II not neoie,i. n. q Tu'cr.
Il OST-A 81. BERNARD PUPrX ABOUT 81
Il mOaths-od. tiLder will he rs~1a'iod ~
turning b "A. J.. Case. 81 south i-swretsCs. 81 -u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-04
UhNTED.-BIISCELLANEOLS )


IIdeT Hl4 hond r. ret ire u~r esv
w sell IN Cuautauqus addition. ! y steel. 20
y Main 1t e'E
w ASTED-TO TRADE A ROB ROY PNrJ-
W mate IRE sicycie in perfect order i0' Rony'
Call at ~ y Lawrence Ny,. -
yI-ANTED-A FEW 5 LECI EOARDEHS ASD
" tOOuers ~ 54 l. Third street Tbi- properly
has ateIy Been renovated and IIsd Up n z 81 is,
order d. 81
XYT ANTED-IF YOt wANr a. .AcCoCrASr
w or r. >ieHosrsyAer call a. Niehits tsfnps-T-
cial college. y = &. A building 44u
W ANIED-PEN-O-- IEIEKESTED Il A
w IIa,r ca. education 20 vt-i' ne -o3tawest-
en- hg-iH - '",5s. ee.-s. =, a. "a - -
a. other departments IL session durla- the en-
tire sumner la pr
FOK S4LE-MisceildHeoHs.
la,r lt-- l,at = ~ 49, r.--,y
ITOR sALE-PHAETOS AND HOUsEBOi.D
Il furniture. IL y haia- -
I,OH ssLE-BEOWN LEGHOKS CHICEtN-
4 ~ liSi Coolidge ave. Hivtr-if% .
L'oe sALE At BsRGAGSs- -osEoRSE NOW
II e.s. uag r-se-. ~lsi s-..t wagons p ..lE
mills -uoser stop ana d -lvaaa i'rr-s bri.s nibgi
Piews. WAGON hoHe-. brakes sEa -e--s. a.. a..
Al 20 west WatesDtI street "a -
EOB sALE-Iwo DRAFT HORSES vrEY
a0rss - /. bargain Palace >taa.e- A.F-y B.
I'uE -ALE-A LARGE DAEK cHEsTsUr
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