davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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The Sun n few days ago pointed out that the
English press. headed by tho Field. had been
kicking up 4 row because Ten Eyck's father was
tempt Is apparently being mado to keep the
American out OF tho. race. in which DIR. W. S.
Mcdowell of Chicago Is also entered.
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Atlantic League.

Atlantic League.
AT READING.
EEsSdi1s".S oSSSodG 2
Bntteries-Herndon and Barckley; Gottis and A.
Rothfuss.
AT LANCASTER.
Hartford.."....o 0 Q 0 0 ! o. 1 .
Dat~teries-Yeagcr and Roth; Gastright and Roach.
AT RICHMOND.
RiSa%Sna....",. SSSSSG ~ 10 9
Batteries-Chesbro and Foster; Pfannmiller and
Snyder.
AT PATTERSON.
fss.sssn ;::::":S SSSSSbS.o '--,ss Is ]
Battcries-visu and westlake; Con and Fox.
Eastern League.
guIaio:-....o So0Seo-
Batteries-Gray and Smith; Yerrick and o'Noii.
AT TORONTO.
s g9rSnss .:::.SS d-'s II g
Batteries-Dinnen and Baker; Mullarky and Shaw.
AT wnKEsBARRE.
scranton 10y o / % Ii s
Batteries-odwell and Disgins; Gillen and Boyd.
AT srRISoFIELD.
sP1iaSseSls 30 g SGo9sSd III 81
Coogan.
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Cricket.

LONDON, June 25.-when the cricket match
between Oxford University, past and present,
and the Gentlemen OF Philadelphia was resumed
at the oval here to-day, the wicket was almost
unfit for play owing to the rain Of last night
The Americans were disposed Of for 100 runs in
their first inning. In the ollow-on, however,
the visitors did much better, and ran up q total
Of 202 for nine wickets. The score:
nSEpRp PAST AKIN pRESENT
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AT Newport-Newport. g.; Brockton. g..
Al New Observation-Disclosures, z; New Bedford, o.
AZ Fall River-Fall River. 2; Taunton, ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

baseball Eastern TarL. $50 To- day.
hsookTn ". PhilL Admission 25c. and 5oo-Sdy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

BosroN, MASS, May ", 1897.
To Whom II May Concern -
This Is to certify that Messrs. l. c. Bliss & Co.
are using exclusively the finest selections Of our
best brands OF Russia calf, and we consider them
one OF our very largest and best customers.
Signed, BERNARD & FRIEDMAN.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE oF SHEKEFFNS SALE In tba
superior court Of The state Of W4srfyr
ton, for the county Of King rdyaTa
Hacker. plaintiff IS John +. Coleman
Della Coleman, his wife. The Solicitors;
Loan and Trust Company. a CoruorAtinr.
and Thomas Dewitt Cuyler and Efnug-
ham =. Morris. assigEees o. the So,fg-
iiQrS Loan and Trust Company for the
benefit II its creditors defend ats No
G1es
Under and hy virtue Of an order OF sale
and special execution issued cur ~ fts.
aDoTe-ua med court, iu tfs. as.0vt.-.-f.fBtja
action and to me directed and delivered
l have duly levied 9pon the foiiowfr.. rel
property. situated !u- King county. WaSh
lGgtun. fO~wtt.
All that certain tract or niece az f.~a
Nitn tGe sae4sua grs and tenement there
on erected. situate and being more mar
tlc9larly described r . toisowp Tof furn-
b%T@d thirteen GA IL block narters4
seven 20. ~ y AHA Walla addition "a ~
city ot seattle according 70 rha ,i.,
thereof uoa sn record in The auditor. 80
fee ot king county.
Notice is therefore hereby given -ha. m,
Friday, IRE lsth day OF july }sa7 az Ire
no4F az ~ o socs a. ri ~ said d.w a. -
front GooE % me court house. iY th@ CIV
q Seattle. IN said King county. yiu al
the at-oFe-s!escr!a.ss. property a. r,slf.itr
4Gciloa 20 the highest aud best bidder go~
g sh N'
Dated this fnsh day - Jane fSg-
WM. IL MOVER Sheriff.
Walter I4oveaay. attorney, Tacoma.
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OFFICE OF G. Q. ri, Vancouver Bar
racks. Wash. june %. 1881 Sealed pro-
posals, In triplicate. Will be received
here or AZ offices OF quartermastrrs al
Boise Barracks and Port Sherman.
Idaho: Portland. or. and Forts Candy.
Spokane. Walla Walla ana Vancouver
Depot Wash. at O'Clock y. m. July g.
fSa7 and then opened for furnishing
forage and bedding therefor for fiscal
year commencing July / 1881. Informal
ton furnished here or by said quarter
masters. L. :. reserves rlGht 10 reject
mart thereof Envelopes containing pro-
pnsefS should be marked. Proposal for
Fovage and Bedding ST -" and adj
dressed 90 unders Eued or 70 respective
uuartermaste j. W. Jacobs & q NJ.
OFFICE or TIE t'pN~Fft I'll 80
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NOTICE TO THE PCBLlC.

The public - hsreb- warned no. 20 psy
any money TO parties represenune - 20
agents OF the Seattle post-lntelaseher,..
sufhorlrsf travelling agents OF the Po.--
In,elll gsncer. viz: j a Mcclellan and
q Freeburger. This docs not app.Y ~ 70
resident agents % this paper VINO AK ~
Gated IN various cities and towns - .o
Nor invest nor to postmaster.
are in all ca SGD authorized 20 take SUD-
1criptiona fer the Daily. sumo - -. 49,
Weekly Post -inteliigencer. City c,.'S 49,,
! a. Cathcart r. r. Haw.cJ. G '. i'l'1
and Williar7 II Beatty.
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REWARD.

A reward Of SO viii be paid Tor in.y
nation Ieacing TO the a.resi ana $, -.
ton % any enc stealing copies VI 80
posi-Inteiigencer delivered TO saosS''S-
throughout the city
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wHEET. ER-The fgneFsi of Ely /.
Wheeler will take place this after noon AZ
o'clcek frorn BoEn.y & stewart cha p
e. under ihS auspices o. stevens .f'@t'
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n or1ar 70 secgrs eorTac' tnsernon .,
,s1ff~as under these headings. the same
sso7sfd bc iess a. ths business esEce o.
This paper No charge Is maze Tor sac1
cottces-
ruueras yost~es. resolutions or other spe-
csai ANNOUNCE rrzsaEs xIEI be charges at the
ea.s Of 10 cents per Iine each snseEtfo1
pOeT -rSTELLTGEScEP CO
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l.. & Il. TRANSPORTATION Gov,

~ Time Card.
Steamer Champaign, Skagis river ma.
leaves Seattle July 6, at ls neon. Jals !,
Il noon; July 10. al a. m Leaves ~,
Vernon July :. at : 2. m; July . atsar
July II. at II noon. calling nj gs,rs
Thursday. going north; calling al Tahs,
Stanwood. Fir, Skagi; City, Mount vrn,,
and Avon.
cry pOCk-Steamers Tor al, point, !,
the Sound. Open all night. II. II Nc,hs
aid. Master. Telephone. Main g.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co
me Car! in Erec, June LOT

SEATTLE. EVERETT IL wHATCou
ROUTE.
state q Washington leaves Seattls
S4ays except Sa ,ur,lay ~ 10 .. n.
SEA LIE LA CONNER ROUTE
. fairna*er leaves Seattle daily. exceD,
S1rdsy. at a m
Islephsne Main Zs Y~sier s,ck
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Afver''s.rs desiring display awe W. W.. I,
mpnts changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in coly " o'clock Saturday u IA
sure change
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co az THE CRryHorJyn

Everett. Edmonds. Snohomish Rozts
Three round trips daily. except SHsaT
In effect Nov. 90 1896. Leaves Sasts
a. m. u m, 5 p. m. leaves Everett :.
a. M, e.so ~ M. T;l5 p. m. Seassle lara
Irg. Colman dock Everett landing. NJ
chants deck. Conr Gets with ST.. Fir
for Tacoma: with Str. Mikado lof we
mish with train for Monte Crtste a.
way stations. Telephone, Red 81.
FRANK W. GOoDHUE. Aanase'
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San FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
engineers and contractors. bridge b9fld
ing dredging hsyboT improvement ard
general contracting Charles street md
FIRST avenue south.
sEAT~TI.E BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
~ bridges for railroads and HIGHWAYS
r4sa Srivtnr .restie ard wharf buf!5! NJ
Is Seattle $atio7al Park building
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MAR HfAfsfss.

pOTTTSg3 -T~rTRNBT f.L-At Kent. Thurs
day, Jusy :. fss7. Gr. David g. tsottins
and Mlas Sarah J. TuruouA notn 0I
Black Diamond, Rev Mr.. " cooley o.
flela.sng.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The
Rainy Mining Company-Notice is here
by given that the regular annual meeting
OF the stockholders of the Rainy Mining
Company Will be held at the office Of the
Company, Everett. Washington, at 7
O'clock p m. or the 1i:h dav OF July
1897. that being the second Wednesday
In July. The transfer books viii be closed
from July 9Th 10 July 18th. 1891
EDGAR l.. BAILEY. Secretary
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Office of
the Monte Cristo Mining Company-No-
tice is hereby siveE that the regular an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Monte Cristo Mining Company will be
held at the office of the Company Ev-
erett WASHINGTON. at Il o'clock noon on
the 18th day of July. 1897 that being tho
second Wednesday in July The trans
fer books will he closed from July 5th
10 July 18th 1897
EDGAR l.. BAILEY Secretary
SHAREHOLDERS NEETTNG-The Tu<-
can Gold Mining Company. Notice is
hereby given that the regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the TIIs-
can Gold Mining Company viii be held
al rooms - and 20 Haller block Seattle
Washington at 40 p. m. on the pa day
of August. 1897 that being the first Mon
day in August. The transfer books vii:
he closed from July 22d to August "a,
1s97. +. J. HARDY, Secretary.
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SEATTLE
TACOMA

LIE TACOMA
VANCOUVER. p. c.
lake steamer Utopia for Port Townsend.
CCCNER
leaves fesler wharf MONDAYS and
.nGrsoays p. m. Blaine g.: Vancouver
!" FOR inforrna ton. Yesler dock.
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wAyTED-TO nENT.

wASTF-p-To rant improved ranch. near
Seattle Address r. ~, care post-intel-
fgewcer.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
( q

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraiih dock foot OF Washing
ton street. Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
Gr6aSs at I O'Clock a tn :or Kingston
Port Gamble. Sesbeck. Brinnon. Holly
Dcwatto. Li!llwaup Falls Hoodsport and
Union t!iy- Returns alternate days
II. TROGTMAN Master
Telephone Ped ISL
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JAcKxs0N-Tn Sea r,ie on THURSDAY. July
3 IseE 10 M ard 2irs. joan y Jackson.
a dA2xHkeF.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

Steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
coma, Wash. and Victoria, Il. c.
1Ispm Lv Nj Tacoma gIi0.Arl .:i5pm
93opm. i-vI y SEATTLE SPAR 2:i5pm
II soaml Lvl 72IPt. Townsend IS Ar'ii:l5a m
Seam Ar.llo Victoria M Lv s:3va IN
DAILY es cent Sunday.
This steamer furnishes first-cla~s accom-
modatlons. carrying both freight and
passengers and leaves from Yesier wharf
Seattle for Victoria at 6: 30 D. m and for
Tacoma at y. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
s;aterooms until a. m
For rates. tickets etc. tnouire %
c. r THcREDYkF
Agent. Yesier wharf, Seattle.
L A. NADEAU,
General Agent ". r. Ry. Seattle
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WHAA CON-. SEATTLE AND TAC0g.
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anasc7s
Fairhaven or Whatcom. Lcayes Conn.,,
cial dock. Tacoma, . p m: Cir a.,
ttoct Main street,, Seattle. 8 .. a, n
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leaves Ws;
com p. m. Fairhayen. S:l .. A. ssi
Anacortes &c p. m, Sun, Wednss a..
Fri. Fares-Seattle 81. or $50 round II,
Tacoma $lee5, or s. round trip.
W. II. ELLA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMPoSITION-we are now prerares >,
90 composition tor the trade tanv r,saS
ure} II NoapareN Minton. Rrevfer ana
Long Primer. Satisfaction guarsntrar
Can or address Observation-Disclosures. seat
tic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY -
manufacturers, business houses snJ
public men by the Press Clipping ~
reau tAllen -. Union block. Portland
Or
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

WAETEp--young man wants position 10
work for his board while attending bust
ness college Address H. T., care Post
tnfeilganctr
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o,xr. -. STEW Asr. s:s. go =
B'r .,,.r. ..ssss = $500
-.,--s.. ..-.ssA ssssss"
-. rsisvhsss -
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Advertise men,s under tho head OF h fr7,.
Pound. For Gale For Rent ana oltia',,
Wanted will be inserted at ire rae ol
cent q WORD each insertion. Payhiehl q
ways In advance. No advertisement ."
teiyed for le5s than = cents.
Advertisements viii be receisea u
branch offices % the Pos,-inte gene, A.,
TACOMA BUREAU-No. l35 fae'''S
avenue. $500
PORT TOWSSEED-Wi. Ham ion p.v,
HFLLtEGfTAM RAY-New Whatco"'
q II. Culver. Manager. r.
OLYMPIA Main street u. H.
Gtnstanlcy. Agent.
NOTfCF-Tha business ofhce OF .no
Posi-fntelilgeacer IS open untl IL p. "
Sunday hours Q a IN. TO i2:A D M am
10 .. IN. Classified advertisements "'''
ts received up TO this time.
The following letters await adVert
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MESSENGER SERVICE

RING THE -. X BOX for IneSssTs-,.rs
Western L Mon and Great Mort ner-r, -
grams hacAs. gCrDeys and ,xnr.ss
wagons quick service Telephone Naen
ia sl4 Second Branch Facins ana
dry
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TRANSFER COMPANY.

THE SEATTLE TRANSFER co Thtr,
and " eller streets Hacks cabs 49,
gage office, telephone Main a.. I4 CheTTv
street; telephone Main a.. warehonSs,
ccag telephone q or 49, StO.age ar,a j.,
suraucv a. lowest ~ates
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HOTEL YoRK-F.rst-clas rooms. eiexa-
tor. telephone bath First avenue and
PIX; European or American plan. rates
Sc 10 T. per Gay
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- n,tty nnAr r,n TACoNA-M.

--'N"--I71NFfF' !, -
Steamer Glide viii leave ClIy Geek y. =
avcn,Ct sunday at ga. m for Tacoma. p
tnrning will leave Tacoma at ~ ?
from Commercial deck. Tuesday. Fssn
dav and Saturday via west passage ~
day Wednesday and Friday, s'cpp'iz
Vashon and chauiauqua.
Y =. VANnERHOEF. Mail9
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kELtSE Z 8 LINE

steamer Cleveland leaves Gar Francisco
for Seattle Thursday. July { Fare. C,abI,,
- storage. $50 Steamer Takrne leaves
san Francisco regularly for Seattle ard
Tacoma. Freight. 81 per ton
+. T.. CAME AEeat
Arlington Dock
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STEAMER


FIX ON THE -ELrEs-
Four round trips rs dan, Y TACOMA
In che hour and twsr, ereeps Ss,s.
paLHE STEAMER ..E 81, ssa.as.ss
regular daily .rIns SSIER
route, - follows. Seat,e-Y.
TANNING EEEECT rrEsp.,
rssva TINE CARD kass
y, II. ANb 4 N. -
Leave Tacoma-s.M Y
rsava SUNDAYS. saa
leave facoma--s:sn a N .mssha
L-ahclnss AZ Northern pa.,s1 ~ !.
T"ss'a, ana Commercial sora sea,t =
Flor street. Seattle wa. sass = i.
wa speays, steamers Flyer ana :.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT ~.
lNGToN ROUTE Aa'
CTESN ER nAnr~..

lNGToN ROUTE. aa'
STEA MER A. r. ROnTNSsx
Carrying u. s. Mai
On Port Orchard and Por, W,.s,..,..
route. leaves City dock. FOO, AZ w..
street. $50 a. m. calling at Ssa,s sss.
Burchsil' Brick Yard, Bremer,oa. c
Chico. Sllverdale. Leaves por. ,,ss,.
Navy Station at sp m: arrives s..,,ls :
y. m u. n. Robinson. mas,sr / \.
Bogardus & Co, agenta TslssS~
Main 81
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

A I. RANDALL e go. ca~eeaters
to6aers Ss2Elns. screens windows ana
doors. 4vsc izA&ae. AgeSE st2 ~ SgrIuc
stg0es
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSAlLE.

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria y
PORT Townsend daily. except Sanasi.
900 a m: returning. leaves Viciofs
$50 p. m. steamer George e. starr lsa''
FOR Port Townsend and way ports dasl
except Saturday. at 900 p. m: saIsi
direct. at !, a. m returning. direct r1s
port Townsend at Up. m. Phone. Fixs
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SrR Ci;y Of ABERDEEN
LEA - FOR TACOMA Ivn o,~
NAVY, At 81 A, NJ %
DA'Lf' EXCEPT suxp,y
STR. MULTNoMAH
rr,,-,,e, tDAlLN
v,Dr v,.>-.At p. N. 4ixsa
FAKE Ht,TW ZEN SrsT~r
po,tS>t. ,aA, ). Cents ASo u
ROUND TRIP. Is cpvr.
Tel Main -. t~r-w
CAPT. l.. WILEY. MAN. Ass
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FENAtE.
WANTED Sewing by tirst-cass dress
maker Address &. care Post-inteiiigen-
Ger.
CARE ~ children and sewing in private
family Address Il T.. G1l5 Third avenue.
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SAN HAN ISIANna

SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United States mail leaves 1tv
dock. foot of Main street. Monday
"Wednesday and Friday at a m for Port
TOWNSEND, san Juan Islands and New
Whatcom Returning leaves New What.
com Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY. At
u. m. J. r Thompson. nanager-oWner
Lily, BoEnrdCs & Co. agents. city dock
T~le phone. Main e.
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BAMBOO FURNITURE.

BAMBOO GOoDS-AU kinds: book cssea
chairs. lawn seltees. camp tables. BAN
boo store II0t Second.
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A o BENJAMfN-Sand pumps for rnla
mining kept in stock si2 Railroad ave
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took
with
stei
err fr
safss
= s,,sr
tsfrwo
|fueail
30 SOS
ar re
n ard
THE
tnNs
les
Fac
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heat
,tse ef
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UE.l.p WANTED-MALE.

WANTEp-An experienced man accus-
TONED 30 office work must he accurate
and able % furnish ! references Ad-
dress Clerk care Post-IutelliEencov.
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AGENTS WANTED for exclusive co~.~,,
az a~rrrt.fic3 taf~ -7Fr to introduce -
s. sn3 g e0ap NANt csnfera@- rres-es.
golfers IN tha market our agents ~ X =
= 90 IS % AAT. ~ experience ~e.-es-,-,-
Ter tFTn- ans a. nipples Hft~ese Atla,,
tset~r0 Eo- y ~ IA Crosse VS.
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UNI i<AS-Manufactured recovered
and repaired. general repairing. zis o.
lunhla street Roheson Bros
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-04-16
Reduced Rates to New York via Penn
syIvania Railroad, Account Dedica-
tion of Grant Monument.

tiOn of Grant Monument.
For the dedication of the Grant
Monument Tomb, April q, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to New
York to the general public from all
points ON its line, exclusive of Pitts
burg and Erie proper, on April &c,
and from Altoona and Williams
port and intermediate points, and
stations on other divisions within
one hundred and fifty miles of New
York, on April 26, and for trains
reaching New York before noon on
April %, at rate of single fare for
the ronnd trip Ono less rate than
81 .00), good to return until April
20, inclusive. Tickets for military
and other organizations in uniform,
numbering twenty-five or more,
travelling in a body on one ticket,
will be sold on same dates, from
points not less than twenty five
miles from New York, at a further
reduction. For specific rates apply
to ticket agents.
The parade on this occasion will
be the grandest military demon
stratiOn since the war. Thousands
of veterans, United States regulars,
and State militiamen will be in
line.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-04-16
Farmers Come out Victorious.

The matter of buying blooded
stock from strangers may be classified
as a delicate subject with three
farmers of Chester county and 20
farmers of New Castle county. And
this all because of a trying expert
ence with one Thomas Mclaughlin
from which, however the farmers
came out first best.
Mr.. Mclaughlin appeared in
Chester county and Mill Greek
hundred about November 1895, as
a representative of Mclaughlin
Bros, of Columbus, o., with what
he called a thoroughbred French
coach horse, bearing the name of
Alonzac. He yearned to sell the
stallion for $4,000 and his scheme
was to organize company of 80
farmers to buy the horse each man
to take share of 500. He con-
ferred with numerous farmers, ex-
planning the benefit of the scheme
as proposed, and as matter of
memorandum, he had each man
sign his name in book.
When the farmers met to discuss
the matter, they became acquainted
with very unexpected fact, namely
that Mclaughlin had a printed
contract form in the little book in
advance of where they had signed
their names. This contract form
was to the effect that they were to
execute joint and several notes of
So, 700 to purchase the horse. Nc
Laughlin claimed that their sigma
lures were attached to this contract.
Acting on advice of council they
declined to execute the notes.
Thereupon Mclaughlin Bros.
entered suit against the Chester
county farmers in the United States
district court in Philadelphia.
Those named as defendants were
Thomas B. Hopes, Frank d.
Walker, Thomas j. McCormic and
James H. Walker and % others in
Delaware.
The case against the Pennsylva
mans came up for trial before
Judge Butler Monday. The defend
ants counsel made the point the
farmers had entered into no con-
tract. The case went to the jury,
and after ten minutes deliberation
a verdict for the defendants was
given. And so the farmers are
well out of it. An incident in the
matter was that Mclaughlin, claim
ing that the stallion had been pur-
chased, left it, and it was seized on
claims of foreign attachment taken
out against him. The claims
amounted to about $40O and to
satisfy them the stallion was sold,
and is now in the very section
where Mclaughlin tried to interest
the farmers. -Avondale Herald.