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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29
THE ROAD RACE.

List of Prizes Which WEI 30 Awarded
and Names IF Donors.
The promoters OF the big rond race 10
Ice held Thursday, September Messrs.
jerome Swtnford and Captain GILMORE
announce the following large list OF prizes
for the best time
Iirst-Gol medal; donated by L.
J. Trap, and twelve months subscr.p-
ton to The Houston Daily Post.
Second--King of Roads lamp; do
nated by G. l.. X 1hco. Berng
phrd-One par modern handle bars,
donated by Roy Sporc.
ourth-rWclVe months subscription 10
the Houston Daily Herald.
Fnth-One dozen finc ,uneu handker-
chiefs donated 10y Brown Bros.
Sixth Twelve months subscription &c
the Evening Press.
sevcnth-f'oot pump for Bicycle: donated
by Grant & Ponri,
Tho following are for first place riders:
Fnst-Incycle SUIT. donated by Ed
K'tim and two round-trrp <kots 10 Gal
weston over the Galv,@tpn, La Port and
Houston railroad. donated by c. w. Mel
son, gcnervh passenger ana ticket agent
Second-A % Search light lamp, do
mated 10y tho Evening Press.
Third -Twcntorh Century headlight. do
mated 10y Dueror & Dcpporman.
rourth-Twclyo months subscription to
the Houston Evening Age
FNth.-rhree BOTTLES of fine perfumcry
donated by Brown Bros
S.xth--rwo years membership In the
League Of American Whcclncn donate /
by the Evening Press.
everth-Bicycle bell; donated by Wal
fneh,h- 5Spanldtns's Athletic Guide for
1896. donated hy q. w. BALDWIN.
Nin;h-I.rck AMI handle bar grips do
The list IS good and close finishes may
no apcrtcl Tho rain Thursday evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29
THE STATE CAPITAL.

First Case Against the Wators- Pierce OH
compAny--t nitcrS-.Notcs
Austin. Texas. August s.-The attorney
general IN taking testimony In tho cnso
of tho Waters-pierco OIL company, soon
to he tried In tho Travis county district.
court, This In u AMT TO revoka tho Waters
moss IN Texas. for violation OF tho anti
trust law.
CHARTERS FILED.
Tho following charters wcro nlcd In tho
dcrartment of state today:
Galveston cycle club. no capital stock;
tncofporltors NJ. r. Mott, Charles II.
brown Chnrlea l.. Powers, Jr.
Kaufman Dry Goods company of San
Antonio capital stock Sbn incorporators
l.. Kaufman. a. GlaHsberg and Il. brown.
TAN ROLLS.
The following tax rolls were received by
the comptroller this morning:
Lubbock county Total valuation, t1i4-
SIS. n docrca,o OF tlG3 Oia a. f..
iaSalle county Total valuation, 3i.sH,-
36i. ~ decrease of $3.50.
NOTES.
Hon. r. w. Finley win open his cam
palEn nj Rusk on $ september q
w Wiess Of beaumont and w. NJ.
IIoyle OF Bnsirop are IN the city AMI are
stopping at the Hotel Slulgr
Mrs. ". a Hutcheson and Mrs w. NJ.
Manlovo OF SAN Marcos arc visiting The
city and have apartments ut the Hotel
Salgc.
Forrest Gather, frat assistant clerk In
the land officu left today for Arson. Jones
county, NJ an attached Witness In u csAo
involving two sections OF school land.
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w l.. simmouds. a. Miles, w. u. Garter,
John shelton, NJ. ~. Herbert, n. \. Jones'
A. u Pool, II, Jones' Delegates !. Man
w. Il Norton. nolph Harris, w. T.. Perry
noothe, A. i Crlnnr. al,"rnntcs.
Congress ionAl- II II Hadnot, w. r.. Car.
tor, john shelton, n, j. Jones. II II l'lack-
shear. dclcsaDv. a. Miles II, Ratcl'm, II
Henderson, H. Martin aud IL. II. Pool, al
tcrnatos.
The convention adopted roaolutionS in
dorSing Mckinley. donuunce the action of
white republicans who rcfur. to tsit in n
chairman and deprocato the action of the
white rNpuhllcuns Of tho county IN calling
n scptit,ic convention TO aclcct delegates
10 The different republican conventions.
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PUT OUT OF THE PARK,
Umpire Clark Given a Warm Talk
by Shaffer and Becker.
GAME FORFEITED TO SAN ANTONIO.
Wrangle From the Flrat-GaIveston n.
feated Austin-The Proposed Road
Race-National League Games.
GAMES TODAY
Houston at San Antonio,
Galveston at Austin.
THIRD SERIES PERCENTAGE,
CLUBS,
A FORFEITED GAME.

san Antonio, Texas, August 2S.-Today's
contest was wrangle all the way through
and 1t finally resulted In the seventh in
ming in Becker and Shaffer being ordered
ont OF the grounds and the game wa
given to San Antonio-9 to 3.
The first real kick that shaffer made
was IN the seventh inning, when with
Weber ON first, Elsey tried to sacrifice and
hunted slowly toward third, but he beat
Jacobs throw by two feet. That Elsey
was safe was patent even to a blind man.
That started Shafter, and he wrangled
with Umpire Clark until he exhausted
the lattor's patience. After being ordered
to his position he continued to talk bacls
ana when Keefe hi safe and sent both
Weber and Elsey over the rubber and
put the Bronchos in the lead Shaffcr was
wild. Their the Bunaloes came 10 the bat
SlaGlo hir houy TO Ncvin and beat out the
throw. Shater seut a grouuder to O'Con-
nor that was booted toward Weber; Slagie
tried to take two bases ON the error but
w,tS throw1 out by ION feet. ShaffCr raised
another howl and Becker rushed up and
put IN his lip. lie eXasperated Clark and
VAS finally pat out Of the game and die
grounds. minute later Shaner got the
same dose ior putting his nsts in Clark ;
face aud using abusive language. As
Houston had only one player in uniform
on inc beaun and could not continue the
game, It had to be given to San Antonio,
20 o.
In all fairness It must be- said that I'm
pre Clark was perfectly justified in the
action he took. He did not Ike to use
such Drastic measures hui thc Houston
pnNei-s forced him 10 IT. When the game
was called II was 20 in favor OF the
Bronch1s, and they would probably havS
q. a l.k. ". .r+D Sat N At
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29
ST LO11S ENTRIEs.

Fret race. six and one-half fnrlongs,
selling Rapier loi, Tradesmau 49, Hush
iol Iodv Rose l02 Keo,hlcr N, Gold Coin.
Invade. 90: Amelia Fonso H, Ethel Leah
9S Pert o.
Second race. one mile. sclling-Chiswe ell
10 Davoac Couronue dOr, l1l; INN Con
namara los. Theodore y. lOs Walnut
r dro loo. Syca more 81, {. G. Rumri,l %,
palomacita A, sammy Young, Brdge.on,
Third race. fiyc-ei ghths OF n mile,
e-y,ar-o'ds saliing -Tags Atoka. los. Nan
rlc I's s. zter Creinona Briggs, B'l llaw-
1v -, XIV. 1d5, Kine Som1us Pom Dixon,
iro: Spozla. Ray H.. Jim Bolanl. %.
Fourth race. throc-tourhs ~ mile,
hand cap-Nicholas 92, Anel n May loL
Johnny McIfale l0i. Gath ioT, Sggo Nick
III
Fifth race, cne mile and twenty wards,
eeliog-- WhSner ~ peVauf Harry No
Conrh i09. ROYAL Choice q. Na'nsi1 lo2
sixth race. six and one-hqf fur'ones
sell ny Eifaire % s; Pauorns Don Flu
limo lOl, Ferris Hartman SQUIRE c. %,
Albert S, "a; Fannie RoNe-a, Noutr1,, lOl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

st. Louis. Mo. August 2S.--The llly Fall
lomictta eallopcd away from her field to-
day In the nth race at the Fair Grounds
and won nice pot for her owners
Fve-eighths OF mile-Maggie $, San
Bonita. Donna Arta- Time, 10+
Fifteen siNteenths OF mle-Houlika,
Charlie p, John Hickey. Time, 49,.
five-eigh his OF a mile-At Last, Ivory.
Our Bishop. Time. 1908
Mle-Minerva, Hot Spur, San Bias
Time. lI3s.
King Erm, Hot Stun. Time. l,30.
Three-fourths OF n mile-lieSter. For
syther. Early Bug. Time, .l5L.
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THE PLANK IN A NEW LIGHT
A Compact to Create an lntcrna-
tional Gold Standard.
AN AUTHORITATIVE EXPLANATION,
silver Would Then Continue to he Only
DECEASED Token Moncy--Consc-
qucnccs Set Forth.

Washington. August GA letter has
been received at Democratic headquarters
from a citizen of Springfield. Ill, in which
the schemes Of the gold ring are brought
| out In manner that the country ought to
be made familiar with. This letter is as
| follows:
Springfield, ILL.,, August s,.--Dear Sir:
| The Chicago Timcs-iierald. a strong sup
porter of Mckinley aud the republican
gold standard platform. said on August is
| IN It's editorial columns, under the caption
OF "A Dilemma That Is Not \ Dllcmma"
one OF the iterations of MIR. Bryan made
by him ia almost every speech since his
| such u good thing, why Ito YOU want 10
,get rid OF II through International nmetil-
| ISM MIR. Bryan evidently thiuks that
the thoughtless among his hearers may
also think II unanswerabe. The Times
Herald has already exposed It's fallacy.
ana viii have TO continue doing so "a
| often as Il Is rcpeatcd. The answer liz
| that we do not desire TO get rid OF the
| gold standard. II hmetallism IL good
thing as Mr. Bryan and hts supporters
80 continually proclaim, II is only good In
So far as 1t brings silver into parity with
gold. II II does not do this, It is not good,
| Bringing silver into parity with gold still
| makes gold the standard. We assert that
| II Is only 10y cooperation among the lcOd-
| ting nations that this can be done aud that
| We ARE willing to Try for that ro-opera-
| lion"
Then follows o concluding paragraph
mat + OF no c9nSe,auenre to this letter,
| full If this editorial IL ever commented
upon | hope you will carefully look up
his issue OF the Times Herald Tuesday,
| August is. | sent my only clipping OF 1t
! % chairman Jones II the National com
| n'ttcc
This Is the first interpretation tret I
| have seen of what republican gold stand
ard mon understand nv the icpuhli AN
! oledg" TO promote so-csillo1 International
hlmctailiNm. Under the arrangement they
| have in View, this government IL to JON
"a eonlpaet TO rviHiS an my, na h,,,,,'i
| siandnrd M ali. /, il aot nimctaltsm. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29
No rRAcE on, POISON.

Dallas. Texas, August Is l. Ayers Con-
nor. city chemist. toduy submitted his re-
port Of M. rNam.uat on Of the ccni'ilS'
OF the stomach Of Christian Luck, VINO
died suddenly under suspicious circun-
Aianccs.
lie reported that he found no poison.
The coroners verdict VIII be death from
heart failure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

They rode onc hour and covered u miles
and 1874 yards,
The best previous record was made in
London, July 6, 1895 by II. H. Clark L.
lii2iield and +. j. Little who w one hour
rode 81 miles ami 402 yards. which Is less
by over half niDe than the new record
The average pace was mile In ale and
the SlOM,.st milo WaS made In c.l1 %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

C9lmesnol. Texas. August @.-sherni
Eu,oe came hero last night for Monroe
McCi!ilough the negro arIeytcd a. Mobile
yts,erday' but X. X. iinirey ana Dave
Mnnn. deputies here. had started WIN
now 81 ian Their Was some talk of moh
violence bare among the negroes ard mis-
removal was brought about Ia c1ns"-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29
soI,Aw MFN AND INDIANS.

Ardmore, ]. r.. August 2s.-News re-
cclyed here TO-DAY from the Sem mole Ma
ton Gays Yesterday 10 sqnaw men and S9
fIu Mood la,.ans had Il ~ he'd haitler'in
which three fun hoods were Killed and
two squaw men injured. Two hours later
troops from the First cavalry arrived ana
nv, uartly queli.,d the uprising.
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c.urlnnEN.s EXCLUSION

Victoria. Texas. Angus, 2s.-The chill
dron's excursion 10 Port Lavaca from
Cynro and Rosenberg today Wis a pro-
nnurrad sliccass. exceeding the cXpccta-
lions ~ its projectors. Thcre. were about
So All told from Cuerp ann Nictcfia ana
nearly ,ta same number from the East
An ma yoldable delay 20 t1e train from
The east OF several hours prevented a
great many from CONS on the excursion
who had prepared 10 So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29
HARRIS COUNTY CrJ-Rs

Addtcks, Texas, August 2s.-rhe Hay
seeds of Hillendahl defeated n picked nine
composed of Fulshcars. Bear Creeks and
pitcher from Houston hy a score Of u
to :, only six ttrhirgs being played
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29
EVENTS AT NEWPORT.

Cincinnati, Ohio, August 2s--The track
was fast at Newport today.
Thirtcen-siXteerths OF mNo-Assack,
Niyona. Clifrordham. Time. :scis.
Nine-si tccnuhs of q mile-loiN,lc'. FL
Elm. Scanlan. Time, :5S.
Mile and seventy yards-Littlo Walter.
81. Ylelena. probasco. Time. l4ht.
Mile Mcadowthorpc. Belle Brambie,
Goose Liver. Time. i:0iA
Three-fourthe OF miie-Cianclon. Sill
versmtth, Prince Henry. Time ll5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

VA The galveston. houston aud
~ arrive at and depart from wv
III depot. foot OF Congress ave
trouri, Kansas and rexas ,ra.us
'y Ksiy depot a, the foot of Mont
m.nne north side Of the bayou;
IA Porte aud liois'on and al!
M. except those -nshtiohoc use
II Central depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

philadelphia. August ?S-The worlds BIZ
-,,.ie record for tripleis was broken here
en- the Point Breeze track by George
p,.rcs owen ONsil and Archie Grace
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

Brooks, Navasota: II. II. Ward
N@kcnhoo, Wharton. T., y. Robens,
~ C. h. Linn Fort Worth. j.
,Sn .lrtonio. ". :. Cheney. Quin-
W. Z. Miligan, Galveston; W. w.
IT, Atlanta, 4 W. Watkins, Aus
d Warden, Texas; Frcd James.
~; J W. Beck. san Antonio; L..
y. sealy Texas. Robert Goldman,
Mrs. O'Conuor GplNcstou. j. j.
(as Liverpool, Eng. MISS Moury
(igtr. Galveston Don VI. Lasker.
foli Walter Boy5iu. Dallas. Miss
ltaerTiuger. GllNoSton. Charles d.
II Rock Island, George lByrne,
~ A. Il Garlucr BooVille. :. G.
sly S,f.Muor Anelcton. j. =.
r. Waco, q. g. prcicr. Houston
Nayion. BeeviIlc IL. ". Moore.
rare; j. Cox. New York. Z. ~.
E toH Worth; .. ". lawley,
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tlhg on account of darkness, Following
Is the score by innings:
.,,,.. II. II. Il.
SIuditoriuins So. $40 o. o6S4 -i7 &
bydunont 80. ........V 3 o o 0 10 Is .
baticr:eS- Matthews and Gonzales for
- me Andhot1ums Newton. Murray, Nc
rrecvy and l.uitich for Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

Caldwell Texas August 2s, The second
game of a ssies of baseball between
Fromeville and Caldwell was PLAYED here
Yesterday and resulted in score OF .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

Y.
The Americans defeated the II. s. C's
yesterday afternoon by the score OF "A to
4. Marm!on pitched good game He is
better than some who are posing as pro-
fe~s.ona.s and drawing IA; salary for
their alleged pitching. Virgins caught
him without a skip. This afternoon the
|. T. DIS Will play the Browns. Bat
teries-Denny and Giles for the Browns.
Franklin and Lum for &. T. u. Score.
Il. H. II.
Americans ...........i 2 4 6-l4 IL i
IL. ;. G. ...............0 0 IL l.
summary:
harmed runs--Americans l.
Two-hase h!t--SChm.ht.
Struck out-By Marmion 8, by Hutchln-
son {.
Bases on called balis-Of Marmlon 2,
off Hutchinson 4.
Double plays-Miles and Jack Virgins.
Batter hit-pruston.
Passed balls-Clcmons ..
WId pitches--Marmlon /. Hutchinson ..
Timc Of game 40.
Umpire Emslie
BATTERIES Marmion and Virgins
Hutchinson and Clemens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-29

Dartmouth August Sin the special
-,c. for the cup given by Charles Day
Pos-. Lord Dunraveu's Yacht Audrey won,
s.,nrhire being second ald Penltelt third.
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san Antonio ,..................02 90 o 2--5
lloNStQn .... ..,........'''.'''.d " " VI -
summary: .
Two base hits Reed. Jacobs Becker
Lott ON bascs--By san Antonio T. by
Houston 6. ..,...
ruck out-By Nevins !, by McCorm-
ha, ON called halls-on Nevins l. off
Mccormick .. W.,
Double plaNs-keei ana '' ohhor' "'o-
cr. Griffin and O'Connor -
i'irs, base on orrors-san Antonio j.
Houston ?. , ,.,,c
stolen bases Otonnor tIlIl;h. ca,.
Sacrifice hits Keefe, Stanley. Cote
Weckhccker.
PASSED nalis-Cote :.
Time of gamc--l;ls,
lfnp'tr-C,ark. to , ,.os
y ,tr-One man out when game WIS
called
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-21
Camp Fire.

The fourteenth annual camp fire of
Geo. w. De Long Post No. AS, Depart
ment of California and Nevada, will be
held at the residence and grounds of
Comrade Past Post Commander John
n. Wright, Little Britain, on Tuesday
evening, September %, at 1880.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all members of this or any other post,
together with their families; also to
all the veterans of the Union army
and navy and their families, who may
be residing or visiting in our midst.
Trouble begins at o'clock p. m. Taps
at II p. m.
PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
Honolulu, September 1S, 1896.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-21
COAT HUNTERS.

Walter Dillingham;, Harry Water
house and about a dozen other young
men went down into the Waianae
mountains on Friday goat hunting.
They remained over until yesterday
and killed over thirty mountain-climb-
ers. Several young kids were brought
back. They are already quite tame
and will be raised as pets by the cap
tors.
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Kewalo and at the same time placing
earth for the proposed wheel track
with force of fifty men.
The ball game next Saturday after
noon. which will be the last of the
year, will he between the Kamehame-
ha Alumnis and the Honolulus.
The four new pieces played by the
band at Makee Island Sunday after
noon were rather heavy. but proved
quite acceptable as sacred concert
music.
Rev Munroe preached his first SER
morning. He is man of attractive
appearance and has already mad,
many friends.
The meeting for the purpose Of nr-
ganizing the Society of Daughter. OF
| the American Revolution will he held
at the residence of Chief Justice Judd
at 3 p. IN. today.
The bark Matilda was telephoned off
Koko Head at $3.50 a. III. and came into
port this afternoon. She is consigned
to Allen g. Robinson, and brings load
of lumber from the Sounu.
The engagement of W. &. Smith of
Hanamaula, Kauai, and Mrs. Lydia
Davis is announced. Mr.. Smith is sec
rotary for, \. S. Wilcox: his fiancee is
daughter of Thomas Cummins.
Capt Scott arrested a Chinese wo-
man Saturday night on the charge of
selling opium. a complete weighing
outfit and considerable quantity of
the drug were captured with her.
The board of equalization of taxes
will he in session most of the week.
Many changes are being made, to CON
form with the new law. The board
is hewing to the line and leaving the
courts to adiudicate any grievances.
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BACK AGAIN.

Chris Willis, the ball player. who at
one time retired from the survey de-
partment rather than subscribe to the
oath of fealty to the Government, il
back in his old position again and is
giving good service, being a very cap
able and earnest worker. OF course to
enter the department it was necessary
to take the oath.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-21
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Shareholders in the
HAMOA PLANTATION COMPANY,
held on September 1st, 1896, for the
purpose of organization and election
of officers, the following named per-
sons were elected to serve as officers
of the Company for the ensuing year,
viz:
w. f. Allen, Esq, President.
Hon. II. p Baldwin, Vice President.
Geo. H. Robertson, Esq, Treasurer.
T. w. Hebron, Esq, Auditor.
f. f. Bishop, Secretary.
Hon. w. o. Smith, Hon. G. n. Will
cox, Directors at Large.
E. +. BISHOP, Secretary.
Dated, Honolulu, September 9, 1896.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-21
4 RUSH FOR LOTS.

The Office of Bruce Waring & Co. has
been very busy place all of today
Those who had selected lots in the Ke-
walo tract recently plotted were max
ing or closing the final preliminary ar.
rangements for purchase. Mr.. Desky
who was checking off and making re.
ceipts had all that he could do for
several hours. The indications are
that this tract will be built up faster
than was the Punahou land purchased
by Bruce Warning & Co. from Liliuoka.
lani
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-21
TRANSFERS.
Tram Company Abandons the Sturdt-
want Appeal Case

The Hawaiian Tramways Company
have dropped their appeal in the case
brought against them by c. d. Sturde-
want. This suit was to recover 800
damages on account of the refusal of
q tram-car driver to grant a transfer
from King street to the valley line.
The company pays the hundred and
comedies the transfer claim.
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Honolulu, September 1s, 1896.
The Ease

And gracefulness with which judges
of par excellence beer take to the
worlds famous Pabst-Milwaukee
beer is attested by the daily increase
of patronage at the Royal, Pacific and
Cosmopolitan saloons. Sold at the
same price as other beers. Medals at
the Worlds Fair and Munich Inter
national Exposition.
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DIED.

LUDEWIG-ln Honolulu. September
IS, 1896, Wilhelm Ludewig, a native
of Germany, in the 74th year of his
age. Deceased was father of Lieut.
Ludewig, \. G. H.
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FOR RENT.

COTTAGE PRICE $4,000
Parlor, two Bed ROOMS Dining
Room, Kitchen, p. w. c., Stable
and Carriage House. Servants
Quarters.
COTTAGE Price $4,000
Parlor, Three Large Bed Rooms,
Kitchen, Pantry, Bath, Servants
Quarters, p. w. c., Good Yard.
Fruit trees.
COTTAGE Price $500
Two minutes walk from Cars.
Four Rooms and Stable.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Chang Tow. having made an assign
ment to the Undersigned all creditors
of said estate are hereby requested tc
hand in their claims to the under
signed Immediately.
All persons owing to said estate
make payment to the assignee without
delay.
GEO. RODICK.
Assignee Estate of Chang Tow.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Fow Sing & Co., having made an as
signment to the undersigned all cred
itors of said estate are hereby request
ed to hand in their claims to the und-
ersigned Immediately.
All persons owing to said estate
must make payment to the assignee
without delay.
GEO. RoDICK,
Assignee Estate of Fow Sing & Co.