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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
AMERICANS Ar rUROPEAN HOTELS.

Grand Hotel Rome.-Mrs. James II. Oracle. Mrs
Douglas Robinson jr.. F. Weber. Charles +. Smlllle
s Schloss and family. Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Bell, Mr.
and Mrs A. Rose and family Mr. and Mrs. r. g.
Morris and family.
Adelphl Hotel I.verpool-S NJ Ramsey A. VI.
Talbot W l.. Eaton. W T. Johnson. Mrs. +. y
Thayer. Mrs. W \. Hansel q. Sches niger and
family ". kirkwood. Mr.. and Mrs; T. L. Cans.
Pierce Jules VI Radel. Mrs. Iohn A. Phpps Mrs
J. y. Hoyi Mrs ". l.. FoA. Miss Fox Mr.. and Mrs
g : Jewett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB ELECTION.

The annual meeting OF the new Manhattan
Athletic Club was held yesterday afternoon. Inc
following officers elected:
President Cornelius Van Colt: vice-president,
Colonel John II. Black: treasurer. Robert d. Bal
lentne: secretary and manager. c. Henry Gems
lingcr - -,
Trustees-J. Herbert Baentine. Robert ID. Bai,
lentine, John D. Adams. c. II. Genslinger ana
Gerard J. Whitehead.
The annual report showed that the club mas
8. coo members. and is fourshing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

Ing In New-York yesterday. for participating In
unauthorized games in Harrisburg. was told of
the action to-day. and asked II he would return
the medals he the demand OF the union
He said that he held his card of reinstatement In
the union, and he would pay no attention to TINS
latest action And" he added. 81 am anxious to
know how the union is going to get those medals
Hckok will make fight for his rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

AS TO THE ROARING OF A SUCKING DOVE.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir | beg leave to call your attention 10 the fact
that in all probability many OF your readers who
have perused your valua bic editorial on THE Peace
of Europe lin the issue of November l3) have never
seen a sucking dove" and at all events have never
heard one roar Now for their further edihcation,
| would suggest that you kindly inform them about
how much genteness may be expected TO enanate
from the roar" OF the average sucking dove
l.. &. CONWELI.
Washington Nov. IS. 1895.
CA Midsummer Nights Dream" by William
Shakespeare; act |, scene II.-EdD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
TRINITY SCHOOL ELEVEN vIcToRs.

The football eleven OF Trinity School won me
championship OF the second section OF the Inter
scholastic Athletic Association series by defeating
last years Interscholastic champions. the Gutter
School team at Berkeley oval yesterday afternoon
The score was % to 6. BY their defeat Cutler Is
deprived OF the right OF competing with Berke.ey
in the championship contest This is the hrst time
in eighteen years that this thing has occurred
Trinity Will play Berkeley for the championship at
Berkeley oval on November g. Berkeley having
been the winners in the first section The lineup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
TO SHTT OFT FOREIGN PLLTE GLASS.

Detroit Mich. Nov. ls.-Wil.lam Van Horne OF
New-York a member OF the Plate Glass Importers
Association l. authority for the statement that there
is an agreement between his association and the
American Plate Glass Jobhers' Association and
that not a square foot of Plate glass VIII be Inn
ported as long the factories in this country can
supply the demand. This Will tend TO increase the
manmfa eture Of plate glass In this country greatly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
THE READING PLAN NOT ACTED on.

Frederick p Olcott. o. the Reading Reorga MIA ton
Committee said yesterday that the plan would prob
ably not be issued this week. The General Com
nitee is vet to act upon the report OF the special
committee Mr. Olcctt expressed the view that be-
cause of present sterling rates and some other
yailing conditions II not proptlous a time
for launching the plan as might be desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

Montreal. Nov. l9-The Grand Trunk Railway has
adopted the block system by which one train Is not
allowed TO leave station until the next station sig
nails that the preceding train has left there. The
change will necessitate the employment OF a large
number OF extra telegraph operators. the system
will be put into use the entire line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
III. HEALTH MADE LIFE A BURDEN.

Anton Rosenstrltt n German furr,er. ffty-eight
wears old. committed suicide at his home, NO 81
sixth-st. yesterday afternoon by shooting. lie
had been suffering for a long time with COM
nlaint which made necessary a surgical operation:
'rhe operation proved unsuccessful and he worried
80, nN.arl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
CLOSE OF THE ". D. GRAND HORSE SAIL

CLOSE OF THE ". D. GRAND HORSE SALE
FOREIGN BUYERS SECURE BARGAINS FOR TIE
EUROPEAN MARKET.
". D. Grand's Horse Show sale Of harnes. and
saddle horses came 10 an end last night at Madison
Square Garden. and large force Of workmen set
about tearing up the plank promenade and replacing
(, with clay track which to speed the 400 tro-
;ers in the ". b. Fasig Co. sale Of the next four
Prices ruled ow Yesterday ana the buyers 10Y ne
foreign market secured many bargains Segge ne
collection Of American rotters and park horses for
Two 0nhs sb past s was Ge 81 ad that he has
than 100 high-class horses ready Tor Shipment n
and Susie S 2i5lz 1t is said that the French buyer
means add few more 5000 ones to ms string al
ne Fasg sale and ship the lot on SATURDAY or early
william Matthews. another OF he most extensive i've
he foreign market Following is partial list of the
horses sold yesterday
Nantononoh. 70. g.. iC2 hands, years; Dr. Baker
Nile. Dr. M 10 hands years and grace b. .,o
D,aoa asn' e. ns .a%vS E'S @ 80
shps and Ruby e. linen iS2 haDas yrsrs by so
s 10 hSads , Ys sa'ier enS Ts4 Blk g. s7s
Dnay: *. 1913 hsnd, s w years. by Harrison go
y+,ybt n bE e. years l58is hands. by Blacks -.
f an j. Pg: 2 6ana. oRey New 90
Maine ME sans CEN b. M i42's hands .oo
h.,rai,. b. g. i6 hands. years by Wnks M,,,r
And Drum Major. 16 hands. years. By Wlke- .oo
mont: William Bentley. Newark 01o
Yss- h e. 1873 hands years. by Fashlight.
ar risadlight b. G. 1873 hands; $. l.. Kinney, -.
B.s,.r b G. 1873 hands years and VISOR D. e. -.o
bands George Clausen, New oIt.' ''V
DIV ~. &. 1873 hands. years j. j. Van Alien, 90,
Neur>rf r. ]. -N
Bsy geding i4s hands. and bay mare li8 -,
hs-ds years; John Bratton, Chicago. 49, "'
Brow relding i52 hands. years; Dr. Howard on
Nep.Nork
sunr~ b!k m. 1881 hands years hy Pende'h'S' ,oo
G Ocherhauser, NV fofK wilson e. i6
hands. William Matthews. New-Yofk 80, "f'
Fsnc, ~, m Is hands. by Chauncey roy an
Byterfv en- m by Chauncey Boy; MIS-. Fell %.
Orsnre ..-.............
Ra,elT y e. 1872 hands. 3 years by Fas'a'i' AM
r " Ronaidson. New-York hv Fashion:
SD Reauas Paris. f,anse ,ord. years. by
Iuis4 Advocate D. II. Grand. Buffalo a. VAN CIV
DIG. B. 1873 hap E,anE . {e"' &. i53 hands
was, j. D. conway. New-York To-. WINE CIV
Jtl cn e 1872 hands 4 years, 9v Joe nv
dan iv Longs Ethan Allen and i'e9a' - en- POST
81 hands years. by Joe "h'e' = ~ a5C
Aav- ErrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
WESTMINSTER.

The big Hotel Lakewood at Lakewood " j. VIII
be- opened for the season tomorrow under the new
management OF 7. +. slleck. late OF the Oriental
Hotel Manhattan Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
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nod


The leading hotels were still flied with guests
,a, n,ob, and suites and choice apartments were
ovcead,nalv scarce. The number OF men prom
nen, in politics among the arrivals yesterday was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
4 NEW REGIME ~ BALTIMORE.

MAYOR HOOPER ASSUMES OFFICE AT
NOON TO-DAY.
Baltimore. Nov. 10 (SpecIaD.-Ferdinand c. La
trobe for seven terms Democratic Mayor OF Bal'i-
more steps out tomorrow morning, and Alcaeus
HOOPER the first Republican Chief Magistrate or
the city in thirty years will be inaugurated at
noon. The ceremony will take place in the Counc
Chamber IN the CITY Hall The Mayors reception
room and the Council Chamber will be decorated
with flowers. James Bond. chief clerk OF the ~,
peror Court will administer the oath of office: ana
Mayor Hooper will then make his inaugural au-
dress The politicians are all at sea as to MI
diners course None Of the offceseekers have
received any cement He declares that the
merit system IS prevail. and that no appointment
will be made solely for political reasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

The opening games OF the bowling tournament OF
the Metropolitan Association OF Cycling Clubs were
held at Reeds alleys in Church-st last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
WAS THE SUIT COLLUsIvE?
TESTIMONY BEFORE n REFEREE ON THE JUDsO
CASE TO TEST THE RACING LAW.

rES44MON1 bSFOhf a REFtREE ON IHE JODSON
CASE TO TEST THE RACING LAW
The hearing 10 decide whether or not there was
colusion in the institution OF the suit TO the
con sttutona.ity of the Percy-Gray Racing law was
begun yesterday before Referee George NJ. Van
Eoesen IN his Office. No. 80 Nassau-st
Judson sued in the First District Court recover
q sweepstakes which his horse had won. The club
declined TO pay the ground that the law under
which the race run was unconstitutional. Civil
Justice Lynn decided in favor OF the club and JUDI
con appealed the General Term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas. The first time the case came before
THE court only Judges Gegerch and Bischoff were
sitting. Judge Glegerich held the law be constitu-
iional and Judge Bischoff that 1t unconstitu-
tonsi. A reargument ordered and this time the
court declined to decide the and appointed ex-
Judge Van Hoesen referee.
Benjamin Stenhardt, OF Howe & Hummels office.
appeared for the Flushing Jockey Club and Joel
Marx for Judson. De Lancey Nicon and Joseph S.
Auerbach appeared for several racing associations.
Peter De Lacy. August Belmont and Welton C.
Percy one OF the fathers OF the bill. were also
present
NJ Auerbach said that the were fictitious
and were brought for the purpose of entrappng the
court 10 render a decision. He added: I'VE sha..
show you that both the parties to these suits are in
the pay OF Peter De Lacy and that on May the
Flushing Joekey. Club was not in existence and did
William H. De Wees. manager Of the Flushing
nat on May is Lawyer BENJAMIN stelnhardt called
bin Up by telephone and asked him If race could
b. arranged the track.
WAS that all Mr.. Stenhardt said?"
NO: he asked me If | could not get eight or ten
horses ard make up race and said he would pay
re FOR doing so"
The Witness said that the race was finally ar
ranged that 2 boy named joe came TO see him
about ? o'clock May 10 and said that Mr.. Stein
iarit would send up some horses.
The testimony at times very amusing. and
the gs. OF 1t in brief: That the horses were
plugs: that acted judge. timer and
starter; that one Of the horses was pulled; tnat no
saddles were used. and only harness brides: that
the track and horses rented for the purpose
az bringing off the The Jockeys testified that
they couldn't tell which horses they rode. one
walked his mount because he couldn't hang on If
the horse ran. The Flushing Jockey Club was not
even in existence the day OF the race. and Mr.
Steinhard: superintended the whole thing.
Othe- Witnesses testimony was in the main cor
roboraive OF these points
Henry c. IudsOn admitted he had hired the AMI
snal-a coach horse-for he race, and brought the
suit He couldn't ten much about 1t. except that
he wanted get his money for the race He
didn't know anything about its being 20 test the
consti.utona,ity Of the racing law. He had author
.zed a lawyer named Callahan TO swear out the
complaint for him.
The hearing adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

The Board OF Directors OF the Cycling Trade will
mold meeting next Monday afternoon. President
Spaidng IS expected in the city on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

Active preparations making for the Liberty
wheelmen Fair TO be held in Brooklyn the first
week In December. The evening OF Thursday, De-
cember o. will be "Bloomer" night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
NAcelnen may obtain full printed information and
blanks by sending name and address 10 Cycling
Editor, New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

A foreign inventor has made combination wheel
with which It is said that the rider travel
iaad. water or ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

l.. sterry. Hot SPRING.
F. a. Plum. Troy.
l.. r. Miller. Cape May.
W. +. Greene & vita
bridgeport, Conn.
II. y. Turner. Butte. Mont
J. Buchanan. Chicago.
HOFFMAN.
II. W. Searls. Lakewood.
W. J. Carpenter. Mexico.
X. =. Dobbins. Philadel-
phla. 40
7. {. whitney. Baltimore.
h. c. Moore. Baltimore. ~
T. J. Heating & wife. Co
lumbus.
9. Wilson. Washington.
Z. q. Dawson. Boston.
+. r. Rose. Boston.
{. W. Rowley. baltimore
Z. 5. Webster. Boston.
PARK AVENUE.
W. +. Young. Springfield.
]. NJ. Haskins. Boston.
Il. Monroe. Bescayle Bay.
s. r. Ralney & wife. Hud-
son. y. Y.
Y. f. Magrath. Bingham'on.
W. u. Drake & wife. CleVe-
T. f. Renedic. washington
A. NJ. Wilcox. Hamilton.
ont
Miss carhart. Minneapolis
ST. JAMES.
DR.. J. II. Montgomery b
wife. Erie.
T. J.. Bond Il wife. Boston.
{. T.. Chase 4 wife. Louis
Vile.
Mrs. ID. Belknap. Louisville.
II. y. Gray. Chicago.
w. ]. Hynes. Chicago.
NJ. O'Donoyan & wife. Lon
don.
W. II. Sinclair. Galveston.
STURTEvANT.
Il. p. Poor. Boston.
Mrs. NJ. l.. clarke. Toronto.
H. NJ. Johnson. Lynn.
W Thomas. Providence.
W. W. I'M. Washington.
T.. g. Richmond. Philadel-
phia.
J. \. Kelley. oneida.
q. \. Tyler. Baltimore.
e.. X. Hannah. Philadelphia.
/ J. II. Mulligan. Philadel-
phia.
WESTMINSTER.
J. Dillingham;. Charleston.
:.
Miss Alexander. Wilkssharrs.
q. :. Holmes. lansinsourg.
y. Kumagayk. japan.
e.. y. Trayer n wife. Huf-
son. y. \.
NJ. olcott & wife. Corning.
y. Y.
T. T.. Hathaway q wife.
Fall River.
J. Pheafer. Pittsburg.
y. n. Church. Tivertou.
X. /.
IL. W. Mason. Fork River.
Miss Swope. Debit. y. y.
=, " strong and wife. Nam
;icoke. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

Mt.TKOTOlIrA,

METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.
The Columbus Avenue Line Will run special cars for
10 accommodation ~ residents south o. 18th Street. be-
yeen the hours ~ ,.3o and o'clock D. m DURING the
rera and Theatrical Season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

sumed his position at left end. There VIII ne "
cret practice Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

on NORTH HOUND CARS on BROADWAY.
Blue Signs and Blue Lights indicate Columbus Avenue
ars RED ssas and Red Lights indicate Lexington Ave
nue. cars all Broadway Gable Cars destined Tor
I'm Ave aud 5yth Street. Central Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

AGAIN uOlhD'
ALBEMARLE.
Miss Goodale. WATERFOWL
q. {. spencer q WIZ
WATERFOWL. ,.o
r y. Cocksedge q w'te'
~ II. Forbes. Milton. Mass.
: u. Sexton * wiie' hS"e
II q, A. H. Martin. Springfield.
D1 49, 9 ". Fox & wife.
Philadelphia.
A Detchon. Philadelphia
+. =. Gator. Baltimore
BROADWAY CENTRAL
u T Jones, Houston. Tex.
a NJ. Miller. Reading.
Y Blackford. Rochester.
W. a. Bradford, boston;
". A. Thomas. Niles. ONO
p. n. 81. John. Cleveland.
s. A. Bell. Irelai d: .
x 4. Bundy. Philadelphia
l. L. Clark. Worcester.
Miss +. y. Foster. spring
field, Mass.
ID H. Brigham. Springfield
o. l.. Merryman. Baltimore.
,>-astx-rrty
T.. Anderson, Washington.
q. u. b. Darby. l'ans-
downe.
Captain Fitzgerald. Eng
land.
W :. Bliss. Boston.
q II. Burchinal. pittsburg
II. Z. Zimmerman & wife.
81. John.
s. Il. Bird. Halifax.
i. Hay. Washington.
+. \. limerick. Oswego.
FIFTH AVENUE.
c. f.. Smith. Philadelphia.
J. J. JencQuel. Bordeaux.
y. Beckett * wife. London.
J. -. street. Boston.
r.. +. Yergasan. Hartford.
Il. J. McKav. pittsburg.
". :. Kendall. Worcester.
.. Ames. Boston.
r.. l.. Goodwin. Louisville.
IL. +. McElroy. Omaha.
GII.SEY.
J. Harmon. Washington.
&. y. Ely. Clyde. y. Y
+. Tracy. Lansingburg y. y
j. r.. French. Cleveland.
!. Brandt. Richmond. Va.
j. V. Campbell. Baltimore.
j. Mackenzie. Cleveland.
/. T. Galley, Denver.
q. Wilson. St Paul.
L. W. Smith. Boston.
GRAND UNION.
c. q. Whitney. Springfield,
Mars.
&. NJ. Bliss. Bennington. VI
o. &. Clark. cleyelant.
&. G.. Smedberg. CleNe Gland
n. A. Ward. Rochester.
{. r. Page. Buffalo.
". Barton. Providence.
&. u. Hammond. Albany.
&. II. West. Lynn. Mass.
J. :. Newton. Holyoke
W I. Ranney. Cornwall
Conn.
GRAND.
". W. scaNer. Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
GREAT RECEPTION FOR ZIMMERMAN IN
AUSTRALIA.

uINY LOCAL CYCLISTS To GO TO ATLANTA
OTHER WHEELING NOTES
zimmerman. the American champion, who Ia in
Australia. Is being made much OF. Over 1900 well
.ored the "Skeeter' his arrival at Melbourne
The League OF Victorian Wheelmen made the ar
rangements There was a procession OF carriages
70 the Town Hall. Where the Mayor made formal
sneech of welcome. zimmerman thinks the race
track al Melbourne ought TO be banked much higher
He thought that on that track he would not be
sble TO cover mile IN much better than 2:li
Many cyclists preparing to go to Atlanta TO
take part IN the wheeling demonstration at the Ex-
position. There will be a dinner TO wheelmen: pa
raaes and will be held on a half mile track
IN the grounds for $1,000 in prizes The programme
will be as follows: One-me novice; one-nile hand-
car. Class b one-niie professionals one-half mile
for boys under twelve; two-me. lap race Glass b
one-Quarter mile. open. Glass A. one-me go class
Class Il; one-half-mile professional one-half mile
open Glass A one-mile State championship and
two-mile handicap. Glass y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
,.u.,., IVES TO SAIL FOR EUROPE.

F,s,l rves the billiardist will sail Thursday OF
.hs Fuors, Bismarck for Hamburg en- route io'
Nafrd The tournament win SIoss on, CIV Yort anf
Which was 10 have been played IN Ne" III" an
Chl,agO ~ of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

uIcKOK SAYS HE WILL FIGHT
harrisburg. Penn. NOV. - 'Spec'A' ..',
E,ckok who was disdual1cu ", W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

mANY LOCAL CYCLISTS To GO TO ATLANTA
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
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for nGroarenoe i europa, bpurtil han
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Berg sienscm GOitsn. Suis Gp9tet
meo'crer Sanobeo, of 8eiisnationen
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@mbebets G~nsrusiins Glerf, Geursc
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Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
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bclie meb s. 6. G~ourtnsps Grreitation
for IerTponiusen at gpHer i gelrws
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ire etpifer tilbase Of oisie Gpr / Gar'
fen, % at eolcaterne 60 Yarfbetjens
teue life or iitaub til at befptte BEN
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ritcterue i 8aibinston. Der er csiaa
uoitebt I~rreiioefrct mob 6 andre. Tom
lfal bare pGret iammcu meo Gourtnep
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9ilotippene bar i9loet III Spfcr. bper
al hpilte bar inobrcst benz 5000. Do
Iaa andre al 9prene ! ben fore Bari
Ifal pere brebt paa famine nbarmbjer'
tiae Maaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
M II ia.

6runoet ben lape Ganoitano /
@inneiOta Safe, Der lisser en- nj Drills
gsi mob Spo fra WapletVn. bar Sor'
esrue ! 2auosbpen MtnneiOta Safe las
bet iuretass Spmaalinaer meb bet 6urs
maal al ~Iorauore 9sbet | ben file
maple Hiuer.
Sfolebus brrnot. gloeus npe
SEolelus neobrGnote i Wanoa9s, ifri'
Uss ira gilbert Sea. Sp8ninsen par
lite iGrbi8bp5set.
Gberfi prt % orrbt. Sra @inuna
6'rettes ON en- isrselis llIDtfe, Der
brnote paa Sernbausn life lanst fra
8rOnO Crossing, ISIS. Sen lllptfelis
0e8 Guun er gllireo g. @nberiOn, 90
Var gammcl % biemmebpreuoc | @eit
SnIem. San beianot Zig paa bet pits
Sansnoe Wiiltpoufee Easiagertos, oa
Ian traaotc no paa Tlatiormeu, mems
&O9ct 9it ! iulo 5art. @nten Fan III
lorlr9te at hoppe az eller ban table
Salaucen % ialDt uoIor - bet ueo
man life. San blep ilRbt ct sobt
Stgtte ~bortoper, bGn9enoe i H9fuGrs
TT, rs tniteocs berpaa IND uuoer Sju'
1sne, buor bon orabtes piebliftelig. See
genet blcp irgstclis iortnuit % ignoer'
lIlOt. 9i8ct iDrtes til Ga Grosie %
iH0ln9ocs ..paa "DOuns Man's Some.
SuOrior SDreue nobe. etatens
slnObeostOmmisiion ienbte for nUsle
Gage iiocn 8prl9se 2amberion fra
&lnonn til Mapuiae 3opnibIp, Spus'
ION GOnntp, iUr at nnceripse. | bpor
qs' Trao Seretninserne ON ben ipge
doR8bloro paa en- berprrenoe 5arm
m~solSrte Sauobeo. Set bar blepet
)a9f, at Here al 9prene bar bpoe, o. at
S~p3oommen bar al en- imItiom Iaiur.
lPf'oenoe Jig burtig blanbt @pr9et.
Sqr'T3en 'anot Is bsoe os ilere ipse.
vi Ob0uttion % llnoerirselie al Wia-
'e'otten hos ct al be opoe 9pr bleu
lO'ela9et, % ben beinnotes at inoe.
.O'0e en- tor Del irosien 8umpfins %
I'O'lent Ores. UT bette bar 9pos,
uarln0en, erflGreoe 9r. 2amberion
I'"' ua'oliells. San fuuoe inscn an.
osA uorocn Opoase / 9grets Snopoloe.
yves lroslrnt Sober. oil bette burtia
~FO,rF' Dozen, oplyite 9prlesen.
Suo0aRHe 9pr blir iuose % ipseiise
n'9'e taa Elmer noe al Staub til
y toa; Dc opr pua bet Steb, bpor be
''rt iotOer ON.
o. HNNo8er ON aiifeo. CT. Saul. 25Se
"u0' sra antns'its p~aalioelis ailps
'V'9'eS' at Capt. g. %. 8ilot, asiites
r'"Oe Statsieiretar, etatitit.G ommis
.Oast % asiiitersroe superintendent
S'a'eHs Geniusbureau, blr inosi.
WI" N~el'9uatiuu til fin Suerorbnsoe,