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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

tween what city does In the exercise
OF governing or governmental functions,
and what city does In the exercise Of
other functions. Or. as northern con-
temporary observes, the true theory may
be stated In the proposition that the life
OF city concerns the State. whilst It's
business concerns itself II Is. therefore,
suggested Cby Mr.. Low and others, as we
understand the natter. that the State
shall have control as TO 'police, excise.
health. education, courts, charities, cor
rections. and elections" and the city as
TO streets. docks. parks. city works,
buildings. fire department. corporation
counsel, assessments, collection OF taxes.
finance. auditing accounts. administration,
salaries, and election of officials"
The next proposition is for the State
convention 10 confirm the charters OF ex-
listing cities on the basis above suggested.
amending such charters when necessary
and framing new ones on the same basis.
The third proposition is one which must
result I'm action before many years II
cannot be possible that the people OF the
cities will much longer allow their most
valuable property TO be given away with
a lavish hand We refer. Of course. 20
public franchises. On this interesting sub
Jet we quote Mr.. Lows own words lie
said:
In the matter OF public franchises. AT
the present time, city can only say
YES or mo- to what somebody wants
TO do. It's situation ought TO be exactly
reversed. 1t ought TO be able to say: we
want such and such thing done. What
will you do IL forg The Constitution
should declare that every privilege cover
ing the right 10 use the streets. either
on. above. or below ground. whether cross
ing them, or passing along them. should
be the property OF the city. The COnsu-
tuition should forbid any city to part
with the fee of such franchise. ana
should limit to Il moderate term Of years
say twenty or thirty the time within
which such "A franchise should run with
out readjustment Of It's terms. The well
known principles Of the ground lease. as
exemplined in New York city's dealings
with its ferry franchise. indicate clearly
the method a city should be permitted,
by q vote Of its people, to do for itseh
anything that requires a public franchise
in order to be done"
These suggestions as coming from Ne"
York. will have due consideration ac-
corded to them in the next virginia
state convention, which assemblies 70
make new constitution. They VIII also
receive due consideration On their merits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
BIG BARGAINS IN
MATTINGN
OF ALL KINDS.

A large stock of Hammocks, Lawn
Tennis, and Croquet
Trunks, Satchels, and Pockct-Boohs
very cheap.
Boys Sl.jO Washable Suits reduced
to Csc.
Boys g. Washable Suits reduced to
sI2j.
Boys SO Washable Suits reduced 20
Sl.7j.
Boys 81 Braided Zouaye Suits re.
duced to -. e..
Bows g. 80 Braided Zouaye suits re-
duced to 81. ~.
Boys Sl.50 Blue Wool Sailor Suits re-
duced to sc.
Boys 81 Blue Wool Sailor Suits re-
dured to zoe.
Boys 2jc. Calico Shirt Waists reduced
to re.
Boys 4oc. Percale Shirt Waists re
duced 10 BE.
Boys soc. Percale ShiIt-Waists re-
duced to &c.
Ladies soc. Percale Shirt-Waists r.
duced to 21c.
ladies 7jc. PercaIe Shirt-Naists re-
duced to i5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
a Strong Annual.

Commenting upon the report that
President Cleveland was disposed to use
his influence against the Senate tarln
bill, the Washington Post says:
I'VE cannot believe that the President
encourages or will be gratiied by any.
further prolongation Of a controversy
which has already reached the point OF
serious danger. IL is no longer merely
a question of business and industrial pa
ralysis and OF popular distress; IT has
come TO be a question OF national in
solvcncy as well. This long uncertainty
and suspense: this impending prospect
OF financial revolution; these and other
sinister cond tons have conspired To
choke the channels OF our revenue sup
ply and 10 bring US face to face with
the probability OF a bankrupt Treasury.
The President realizes this much more
wildly than we can realize IL, and IL Is
inconceivable that he should seek a pre-
cipitation Of calamity. The country has
reached a point at which personal, even
party. considerations dwindle into insig-
Bihcance, and the emergency Is one that
calls for patriotism and statemanship, ana
forbids the very thought Of personal or
fractional conceit The alternative offered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Cities and Contributions.

hoiofe committee Of the New York
convention now framing pew constitu-
ton for that State. Mr.. Seth Low. once
Mayor OF brooklyn. recently made Il
speech lie faid, amongst other things
what here follows:
"A city at the present time is crea-
tufe or the legislature The Legislature
can revoke It's charter. Therefore II can
interfere Ia every detail OF city admins
tra,ion. J propose that the Constitution
thah define the matters as to which the
CITY hhaii enjoy home rule and the mat
teIs as to which IL shall be subject to
The Legislature. AS 10 the former mat
ters, city viii then be the creature Of
the Constitution and free from interference
by the Legislature"
Mr.. Lows suggestions remind us OF
the free cities" OF former days. They
also remind us that we are talking of a
new State constitutional convention IN
Virginia.
Judicial decisions have. distinguished be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

~ now il one of general prosperity OF
wholesale Disaster
This IL a strong appeal not only to thu
President but to Congress. The people
already wonder II 1t can be possible that
corsress Will adjourn without having
framed new tariff. The opponents oil
the Senate bill are not losing strength
we are afraid.
The Pos. truly says that 1t Is a quss-
,,on Of national insolvency that Is IN
VOWED in the fate Of the compromise mea-
sure.
"1f we are not struck with judicial
blindness. we shall ching TO the Senate
bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
FauntlerOy BIOuSes for Boys
and Girls.

. and Sc. Fauntleroy Blouses re-
durcd to SOC.
~ aniSl.25 Fauntleroy Blouses re
durcd to SOC.
sl.jD Fauntleroy Blouses reduced to
7ec.
- Fauntleroy Blouses reduced 10
SLl3.
S2.2j Fauntleroy Blouses reduced to
SLI9.
S47j Fauntleroy Blouses reduced to
SL2j.
y Fauntleroy Blouses reduced to
Sl.sS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Rescued by Adversely.

Radley: why, Weaks; I'm surprised
10 see you. It's only three months ago
that you were reported TO be dying OF
bronchitis.
weaks: I was very sick man, Indeed :
in fact, all my friends gave me up.
Radley: TO what miraculous agency DO
you attribute your escape?
weaks: Well. to tell the truth, 1 was
too poor TO employ doctor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
necidedIy Suggestive.

Mr.. Faintleigh: Are you fond Of cham
payne, Miss Rosa?
Miss Rosa: Oh, yes: but l must con-
fes, that what I admire most about a
bottle Of champagne IL the cork.
Mr.. Fainteigh: Indeod And for what
reason. pray?
Miss Rosa. Merely because Il pops
so delightfully."-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
The Weary Member.

"You're going OF TO rest your brain?"
The deacon to the parson said
An interval OF leisure led
The latter toward Il waiting train.
With tone as dry as summer drouth
Responded then the pulpiteer,
MY brain? / never use that here,
I'm going off to rest my mouth"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Tho difference.

when Franklin caught lightning the act
was esteemed
A circumstance worthy mans wonder
But little remark il excites " hen a man
Going home from the club catches
thunder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

A Mrs. Malaprop Of our acquaintance.
speaking OF an economical friend calls
her a very savory woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

britannia" doesn't rule the waves.
That boasts no more prevailing,
She merely rules the harbor Gains,
Where there's no wind for sailing.
But where the sea is dashed with winds
That stir the waves 10 moving.
Huzza, The Nigilants the queen
The Yankee prowess proving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

Some anglers believe that II is the
trout's "specks" which make him 50
kecn-sighted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

It doesn't profit burglar 10 take every
thing that is in the house unless he
also takes his leave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

The prosecuting attorney is considered
n stormy fellow because he Is always ar
ralgning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Clipper; And, why, pray?

Experience teaches the agriculturist
that the hardest thing TO raise on a
farm Is the money 10 run II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

tresying diseases, such "a hennhcnes, nhueeo
tiop biliousness, skin diseases, boils carbun-
Giles, piles, fistuas and malades too numerous
II people would pay more attention TO
properly regulating the action OF their bow
els they would have less frequent occasion
In call for their doctors services 10 suDdue
attacks of dangerous diseases.
That, OF all known agents to accomplish
this purpose, Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellet.
are unejualled. Is proven by tho fact that
once used, they are always In favor. lneir
secondary effect Is to keep the bowels open
and regular, not 10 further constipate' Us :
the case with other pills. Hence, their great
nonulerity with sufferers from habitual con-
stipation, piles and Indigestion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

THE times are out Of joint" as the
wife remarked when her husband came
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

II IS often the confluence OF several
channels of influence that creates al
fluence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

home from the club and said II was 10
o'clock Just as the hall timepiece
struck g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

IL isn't false ideas of modesty that
II axes a ship skirt a bare headand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
ROSSER AND CAVE.

The undertaken has a vaulting ambi-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Williamsburg Junior Guards.
PETERSBURG, VA, July q. 1894.

re EIkGbbh'ft ~, Jhiy ~ l0S''
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Approving and approaching your efforts
10 secure a roll of Virginia soldiers who
served in the late war, l send you a
roll of the Williamsburg Junior-Guards.
Company G, Thlrty-second Virginia In
fantry, Corse's Brigade. Pickctts Dt-
vision. First Corps. Army Of Northern
Virginia, which | believe TO be as near
correct as mans faulty memory Will
allow after a lapse of about thirty years.
This you can dispose of as YOU think
proper
/ may have made some errors in the
initials. or some omissions, which / would
gladly correct II l could remember
This company was mustered into the
service of the state OF Virginia by order
of Governor John Letcher April q, 1851
and into the Confederate service in May,
1852. with Octavius Coke as captain, who
served calamity as such until the close
OF the war:
Captain. John A. Ienly.
First Lieutenant, William II. Z. More
cock.
Second Lieutenant. II. Mercer Waller.
Third Lieutenant, John II. HOPE.
First Sergeant. DR.. Leonard Henly.
Second Sergeant James +. BOwery.
Third Sergeant. Park Jones.
Fourth Sergeant. Rich. l.. II My.
Fifth Sergeant, Talbot Sweeny.
First Corporal. Robert A. BOwery.
Second Corporal. Thomas Mercer.
Third Corporal, Churchill Adams.
Fourth Corporal, A. j. HOfhelmer.
COlOr-Sergrant, William Il. Moss
Markers, Bushrod W. Bowery ana John
Aauuin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
why lie Was Unfit.

Upper: Did | understand you % say
that Tippleton had made up his mind
to become book-keeper?
Clipper: Yes.
Upper: Well, he'll never make a sue.
cess OF IL.
Clipper: And, why, pray?
Upper Because my dear boy. his life
long outings with the boys have made it
impossible for him TO strike balance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
RIBBONS

IN all widths aud qualities ut low prices.
Pin-DOt Swiss Musllns.
Swiss Edgings and Insertlngs.
Big bargains IN Faus OF ali hlnds.
Belt Buckles and Jewelry.
"A Chenille Iable-Coycrs at t5c. tor
tie 81 quality.
81 Chenille Table-Coycrs at 9sc. for
the 81 81 quality.
yalenciennes Edgings and Insertings
in all widths
Baby Caps, the whole stock marked
down to much below cost.
Mems PQcle and NegLcee Shirts,
all marked down TO much less than cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

The hangman can give the modern Blon-
din points on tight-rope performances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Ladies' White Shirt Waists,
Handsomely Made and Trimmed.

zoe. Ladies' White Shirt Waists re-
duced to 3Jc.
7jc. Ladies White shirt Waists re-
duccd to nc.
$50 Ladies White Shirt Waists re-
duced to 91c.
$3.50 Ladies White Shirt.Walsts re-
duced to Sl.31.
S2.7j Ladies White Shirt Waists re-
duced TO Sl.47.
$3.50 Ladies White Shirt Waists re-
duced 10 Sl.So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
ELlXIR BABEK.

sure cure for oil hALARlAL diseases. sueh -
Chiis, Fever and Ague. Loss Of Appetite, Dill
lousness aud Dyspopiic Disorders Pains IN tas
Head. Back. side, or Limbs, &c. ct drusCs'ss
hAe myt
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q little now and then.
with q gentle, cleans
Ing laxative, thereby
removing offending
matter from the stom.
ach and bowels, and
tcning up and invigo,
[ rating the hvr and
| auickening its tordy
action, and voc there
by remove the cause
'of a multitude OF dis
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ItsptCIIuIy suUiuIIIcU,
LOHN L. PARHAM

JUN /. fAlNliAM,
Ensign, Thirty-second Virginia Infantry.
II our friend, Mr.. Parham, has escaped
error in making out this roll he has
truly a wonderful memory.
The best way to make out a correct
ron is to get an official copy from the
records at Washington. or from some
other equally authentic source. and then,
for the survivors Of the command Cor as
many Of them as can be conyeniantly
assembled to meet and annotate it by
giving the deaths, transfers. promotions.
&c.
As showing how fallille human men,
DRY is, We know Of a distinguished Con-
Tolerate VINO. until recently. honestly
thought that he held certain rank In our
army, and would not believe differently
until be was shown his parole signed at
Appomattox Courthouse. wherein he had
described his rank one grade lower than
that which h. had afterwards claimed.
To start out well in the making Of a
roll one must begin with a wartime roll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4Ss EAST BROAD
STREET
WEST END OFFICE. PARKPLACE
PHARMACY, Belvidere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l2O3 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

There were some recruits mat came
IN near the close Of the war that | DO
not remember, as l was then ensign Of
the regiment
, 1894-03-07
Stdoti1hes.
RIeine Uahrihten.

= Die metropolitan 6obba6ngeleu7
ldbaft unterbreitete 9eltern Dem Sber;8aas
commiiidr Sones bic 8IGne fir ibre9ogana
Square unb 6umbolbt Yarf@3 ipctglinten
nit Dem @eiub, 6ieielben su bcitattgen.
= Gorporotionsonnalt 0tubenS 1T gez
9entpGrtig nit Der 2(bfaiiun9 zines @rtz
aDtens iiber Sic Srbtnan3 bel9dftt9t,
pelcbe Der Si6ieite>S traBenbabn g~eltattet,
cine groBc 2[nSa6l ibrer Bfer0eba6ntinien
in eLeftrii9e GroaeDLinien gu permanOeIn,
= Sine 6rauenSperlou, beren gtame
bermutblich W1arp SudeD bon SEQ, 1877
0e &oDentraBe lit, 1tarb beute friib Inn 3
l1br pl0bGtb i'm County oipital, ppbin
Ite ans Dem 6auie 9to. 342 g. GlarfltraBe
gcitern 9(bcnD bur6 bic 8oltSet Der
observation-disclosures Station 8ebrGBt DOr0eu
mar.
= Inter Ser Mtflage, Dor eini9cn Gogen
in Bic 8o6nlng 0r. 3. S.OrDbc'S, NO.626
Q8. WonrocitraBe, etngebrO0en 5u lein unD
BORT ettcn Nn5ug 9citobIen 81 baben, nura
ben 6. 0uffD un0 SaS. 9tpan bcute friib
Dor Gi6ter 0oDle gefiibrt uuo BON oieiem
nab tlu3em 8crb0r inter $500 OH baS
Griminal8eri9t peripielen
= Inter Sen 8G6lern unb Gan6i0aten
fit Die beuoritebenoe Mobl berricbt pielfacb
bie irrige 2tnitcbt, boB cine 8etition gu
@uniten ette5 Qloermen'S >@auDiboteu ODER
zines Gan6ibaten fur etn Soipn@9lmt nur
bic ltnteribrift BON stpei 8ro5ent Scr bel
Der lebten 8abl ab9e9ebenen Stimmen
aufsuneiien braubt. 9ieie 2tniicbt
lit i~niOfern irrig, ais in BEN Dben
~genonnten TdQen Die fir cine 8etition err
forberltbe Nln5aDl BON l~tntericbriften flint
8ro3ent Der BEL Der leBten Babl abgee
gebenen Stimmen alf3upetlen bat.
= Sin Spe5ioGcomite bes GountDrat6s
bat Sic @ntOefung gemabt, boB bic Qlnz
geiteatcn oeS GountpclertS, nel6e bic @e7
i6worenen aus5uloolen baben, lebr eigen>
mGbtig bamit Derfabren. Dem @eieB 3uz
foI9e louen ie IS Nan1en gesogen, rnO Die
Snbaber Oerielben ais @ei6morene por5
gelaben porOen. Statt 6eicn aieben bic
GlerfS 10000 Namcn unO iudbcn babon
rab 8elieben IS aus. Oa5 Gomite mill
nit ieinen llnteriubungen in bieier Gi9z
tuug fortfabren.
, 1894-03-07
,,freilunb".

@cr jebt 6em Seeufer, Spiiden 9tortbz
unO 6uuertOn Qlpe, einen 8club abitattet,
farm ungeSGblte S6oaren BON MoDen
beobabten, ibntmmenb, iiber Der 8alicrz
fldcbe binlcbpebenb ODER in bieieIbe bineine
tau9enb. Ser sablrei9e 8eiu6 bteier
nScgler Ser 2iifte" bat ieinen beionberen
@runo. gie I'm 10 ltbr 8ormitta9S in
beliebten 2unbtneipen Sic erqut6ung8be@
0iirftigen 3eitgenoiien itd etn Stel0tbein
geben, 10 bilOet au6 bier Oos 8eOiirfniB
nocb einem SmbiB Die Griebfe6er. Sum
o~erttauienoe bon fGeinen Tiicben, etpa
fingerSIang, Notwithstanding Ourcb Die GGlte,
pieletbt al6 aus anbcren uriacben ge@
t0btet, limb an bic Sberf1dcbe 9ctommen
unb pom Winoe ge9en baS llfer 9etrieben,
no tie baufenmetS entpeber auf ben Sis
icbouen lie9en D6er I'M 8aiier berum>
icbmimmen. Sic bieten ben Wt0nen einen
lpiutommenen 2un6 unb cS itebt gu boz
fen, baB Die angeri6tete Wfa6l3ett idbneu
persebrt mirb, bannit Sic 11eberbleibiel
Die &iebSor8ane Der Spa5icrgGn8er nicbt
in Wtttletoen16aft 3te6en.
, 1894-03-07

8er Nrbetter trgenO tpelcber Qtrt braubt,
errei6t ieinen 3wef am biut9iten un0
belten Our6 cine 2(n5ei9e in Der 2~benbauS7
aabe Ser Suinois StoatS5ettun9. 4reiS 10
Gents, tpern nicbt mehr ais 10 Q8orter.
, 1894-03-07

2eier bes yQben6blatt"! 8obnt morgen,
BEN 8. WtGr3, 9onncrStog, benz 9roBen
8erfauf i'm yytatatorium Bargain 6ouie"
888-890 Ottllpaufee Npenue, bel.
, 1894-03-07
Qooesfdue.

M}oier 5enrtbs, 81 3d. 1904 Snbiana
NOenue,
Soiep6inc Belian, 2 S., $40 So. 10. Str.
&arI MetBner, 6 3d., IA 2arrabce Str.
Gatie 8ie6errebt, 3 3d., 1913 TuQerton
NDcnue.
2luine 8rinfmon, IS S., @tnitom MDe.,
nabe SO. Str.
, 1894-03-07
Saiente1tt Bargains

1000 &ubenb 9ei9Gffene 9GaIiergldier, mertb 1Oc, %
Sir oteien 0erfauf. $50. -............ "
$50 9uBenb lpeiBe 8or3eaou S6er= uno Inter o.
taflen, mertb 15c, fir oieIen @ertauf. ...... Ol
200 &antpen, ponItduoig nit 9renuer, 0odt uuo Ok
GDltHoer, ipertb SOC, fir oieien 9ertnuf 80. AoC
100 Gbee=Sets, So Stiide gum Get, mertb $50 90
Sir oeen Nertauf ............... %. pA-0O
200 9inuer=Sets, 100 @tude gum Get, neue
Ntufter unb ueueIte b1uerlI9e Gntnirfe, r 90
tuertb $l400, ftr Dieien gertauf ........ $40
1000 &obr=SiBe, rrub ober nteretig, pertD loo %
Sir bteeu 8ertauf .. OF
, 1894-03-07
Jl(uS(in=Jl nter1Gu0.

SptBen=beIeBte &in6er=S9uraen, tpertb Soc OK
Stir oieien 8erfauf. Observation-Disclosures. Ao'
Seine ieioeue &appeu fir tleiue &tuoer, lpertb 75c OK,
uno 81. ote1en 8erfauf ........... A0'
Jtei6baltig beittdte CONGRATULATIONS, pertb SOC Ok,
Sir oieleu 8ertauf. .....,u.......... Ao'
, 1894-03-07
GOrIetS+
9erremzN

100 9uBnbf Ge9 ah9nRobbembGt nb $3.50 fir n 8umf 25
SW QnPnDp merge mngpnteR 9Hmon mTb3 cr bS fr bRn 0eonf 4Tr o.
l09uBno5 IPpDs9es mGBT 8mn fir 6nn 8nmf3 8uno fir rs
0&nBM65 oA.msSono 8an 9htg3oeNo Gilt. @mpeM 5a1 sabsm ab 5G MrbMn@ enf 1
, 1894-03-07
betrdthsiheine
Seute tpur6en bte foI9en6en 6eirat63e
ertpirft:

6eute pur6en bie fOI8enben 6eirat63s
lhet11e erlptrft:
Differ.
N(bert Nilfe, Sbo &(ott. Bib
8ert6olb 8loi9fe, Sounp 1tbom.. .36-22
SObn 8. Sine, 6rau Nman6a Gu16in9 .6O-6O
German @l5bolS, SOa 2alprence. .... .21-21
SuliuS 0elfri6, emma Clemens. .... 25-17
@r1elt Sreele, Wil11ie @e6nfe. ...... 1870
Soclap @9aufels 6rolrces 3ettOpa. =, 25-19
Sun s. OtileS, gillian Belle 6orten. .21-21
Yatrif Woronep, Ma99ie Sbeelep. BIB
Nuguit Stoebte, Mpina Wtertens -. .35-22
2epi Goldberg, Sprillsp Sbmorb. =. .45-4O
6. Au9uit Summri6, @ertrllbe Gang. 52-35
Wtarib0a =. 8rttton, 9telie 36omaS. .57-34
Nlptn 8. Weaus, 2ulu 6. 8ebient. -. 33-24
gfa9 8er0ffentli9un9 ~unieres geftrigen
8ertcbtes erpirtt:
So6u Sterrett, @ulolto Smttb...., 1913
Samuel Wtarttll, Wtobel NQeu. 49,. 1913
Qeon Se9ou, 2lnnie Goldberg. .26-18
Sanfrio SrobO, Sba .31-33
Charles Sarge IT,, Wtartpu 8eauer. .21-2O
8bontas QSolib, 2tnnette Boper.. ..24-19
S9onoS @onwap, Otarp 0ople.. ..... 1913
Sobn Silt9er, Wtarp Otalouep.. ...27-24
Charles 2otb9rof, WtorD Sid. ...... .23-18
Solepb 0llfrene, Wtarp 6oQobou96. 1870
Sreb Eobtnl on, 2ucp Nuite. .38-33
Q(rtbur @e6lert, Nlpira @ui6. ...... .34-24
SSur1eS @nerD, oSD0 Qarl Ell. ...... .23-28
Q8alter 4elton, 2illie Wturrap ...... .28-22
Soiepb Sap, &9ueS Wtc@opern. ..... 24-19
SarneS Wtonroe, Wttnnie Co... .25-19
, 1894-03-07
Unter5euO.

IetneS retn=tpplenes WtGnner=ltnterseuq tpertb 76c
ouftpQrtS bis $500, fir DieIen @erfouf. ..... 'oI
Gleece=gefittertes MGnner= l1~nter3euq, pertb aufs OK
pGrts bis CSC, fIr oteIen Yerfauf. ......... AoI
Seine ltnton=Suits iir Sin0er, ale @rDBeu, in
gatltrforbe uub 9SetB, mertb auflp6rt8 bis OK
98c, fHr oteien 8ertauf. .............. AOC
Observation-Disclosures unb =9oIen fir 9amen, in
9taturfarbe umo &an1eels barren, ale SrDs
BEN, mertb %auftpGrts bis Soc OOc
Stir Dtelen 8ertauf. l0C