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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
HE FRATERNIIIEe.


LAKE DUNMoRE LODGE, NO. IL, I. o. OF o. y.
W. L. Cddy, Rec. Sec; c. &. Youtt, Per. Sec.
Meetings every Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock. Degree work every meeting. Hall
in Dyer's block.
ADDISON ENCAMPMENT, NO. p, I. OF.
L. r. Netten, C. p; III. A. Peck, Scribe.
Meetings second and fourth Mondays OF
each month.
UNION LODGE, NO. 2, F. AND A. M.
Charles J. Matthe,cs, W. M.
Regular communications the first Monday
evening OF each month.
POTTER CHAPTER, NO. %, R. A. NJ.
Ed,oard II. Martin, e. Fl. p.
Stated convocations the third Tuesday even
ing OF each month.
M1DDLEBURY COUNCIL, NO. IA, R. AND 8. n.
J. W. Cheney, II. M.
Stated assemblies the second Tuesday even
ing of each month.
Mt. CALVARY CoMMANDERY, NO. !, KIT.
Sir Daniel C. Noble, x. G.
Regular conclaves the fourth Wednesday Of
each month.
WIN. P. Russell POST, NO. SO, @. A. R.
| DR.. f.. p. Russell, Commander; w. W. Mar
tin. S. V. c.; w. j. Rose, J. C.; W. L. Cady,
Adjt
Regular meetings the second and fourth
wednesday evenings of each month.
CAMP A. 8. TRACY, s. OF v.
c. r. Rich, Captain.
Regular meeting the second and fourth FRI
day evenings of each month.
GREEN MOUNTAIN LODGE, NO. s74, X. OF h.
J. 7. Kingsley, Dictator.
Regular meetings the first and third Friday
evenings OF each month.
MOosLAMO TRIBE, NO. IA, I. o. of RIM.
A. IT. JangUorthy Sachem; W. II. Gilbert,
Chief Of Records.
Councils second and fourth Thursdays Of
each moon.
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Sire Of Dam.


DoWR m a149i NIB Forest
TAYLOR COLT (S bay medium bred by Orson Taylor, Salisbury
and characteristics perfect Morgan Got few colts died when
TAYLOR HORSE (1-4) See VOL IL 800.
TAYLOR HORSE (TAYLOR MORGAN) 3a), bay hands,
pounds foaed about 1852 bred by Stephen Taylor Bennington County,
VT. by Eastman Morgan, OF Green Mountain Morgan
TEATs HORSE (r-S). See VOL p. $50.
M M very g sf number T & osn h o so" e
TECUMSEH (S), by Clifford Morgan. See VOL p. 6S9
TECUMsEH GRIFFITH HoRsE) (4) See VOL /, p. 499.
got by Iecumseh son Of Black Hawk
EGMTE sd Il A hands, s6 s P Ts 3aeq
Colt Black Hawk dam the dam Of Eastern Star which Sold
M m 5 f' H pfs promising coates and sdn1 1 % ove
to be good stock horse He had good action"
5y Royal Turin ? owned
TEcuMsEH R. p6, bay IS hands pounds oed $780, bred
DAM sad be- French Sold m Bennett Royal PENN
TECoNsIIA 6 brown with star hands pounds oed
Of Marshall Chief dam Dolly BcedeT brown bred by Ira
GS op 6 o' fep o oe se an 0 aao %n NJ %
when he was purchased by Mr. Hbbard geded and used his
trial in rs. Left stock in Michigan
TELEGRAPH Probably owned in California.
TELEGRAPH (BRADFoRDs) U-4) See I, p. 491.
$50 pounds; lS4; by
Dr. Deerng and he rS495o g. hcu,
" @ Or BY Dr. L. boh wa, them
taken to Masye Ky where Mr. Ithm lived VIM Mccracken
He stylish looked like Black Hawk He had
called him Telegraph DR.. ihum says: ." likely well
built little horse clean and stylish with beautiful head and neck Hubbard
told me he him in Vermont
Rodgers which stone"an Jackson Baby Nine
o 0 .Aihem, 2281a
TELEGRAPH (NORTONS) S) said be by Black Hawk Probably
owned in Virginia.
TELEGRAPH OWERS), bred by d. Powers, Shelby, got by
Tecumseh, PAGER dam said to be by Backburns Whip
TELEGRAPH BLACK HAWK. Vol. p. ~.
TELEGRAPH BLACK HAWK CAMBRIDGE CHIEF G-I6), black
foaled bred by Pxy and Horace Bush, Orwell
by THRILLS Tcumseh Black Hawk dam black hands, said to
be Morgan Taken Syracuse n Y, before 1885, with Black Hawk
Vermont by Mr. Felton, Orwell W.T. and sold to E. j. MCKEE Cambridge
"; kept Washington, n " 1855 that fall McKie sold half
gentleman England, where he TAKEN stood
Gamers livery stables Liverpool 1865 In England his changed
Cambridge Chief Could and his colts good serca
horses.
TELEGRAPH MORGAN -I6) said be by Mcintyre
Sir Charles, by Sherman Morgan. Owned in Maine.
B Iatlen
TELEPHONE (I-52). See Vol. /, p. S64.
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aH74 So Aiadaovn.
TAFT HORSE Young True Brion.
TALLY G-I6). See Vol. J. p. $50.
TALLY HO PRINCE. Vermont (Waldos).
TAM OSHIANTER G-3a). See Vol. P. 49,
TAMA JIM (6), black with foaed bred by T. Shaw
Fountain, Mimi by Heod King Heod dam bay bred by
T. Shaw, by Irampe, of Tramp Owned by NJ T. Graan
Preston MINI.
TANKERVLLE (3a) said be by Morgan Black Hawk Feons
Black Hawk. Probably owned in Maryland.
TANKERVLE JR 64), said be by Tankervie Morgan
Black Hawk. Probably owned in Maryland
TAPIIN HORSE. See Everton Horse.
TARLTON HORSE (GEN. MURDOCH, OLD BUCKSKIN)
Morgan. Owned by A. Taeton Adams
parade horse Died about 1854.
Soue, Fairfield VT, Gle kept Mbans VT,
Stannd who bought him of Cen Murdoch New
him St. Adams Stannad informed that the horse
Sherman Morgan
TATTLER G-3a), a;a6. See Vol. !, p. 79I.
indianapolis Rumor Iauer Chief p
3
Dams of Cornell. Iiambdno Pilot
dams
TATTLER JR (SMITHS) (64 bay foaed 1917 bred by Henry N
Smith, Trenton n j. got by Tatler of Pilot IT,. dam Cemenn
dam Knox, a9 brown foaed 1857 bred by Monot New York
City, by Logan imported Trustee I'd dam said be thorough
bred. Owned by c. E. Smith, Tioga, Penn
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TCoPYRIGHT SECURED.


n this wherein all
lin
ho received
each horse represent the estimated
draft blood but
and nj
SUPERB JR. (116). See VOL l. p. 594.
SUPERB CHIEF (I-3a). See VOL l.,
SUPERB HAMBI ETONIAN See Phoenix.
SURPRISE, bay said to be by ST. Clair Owned in California
SURPRISE (1-16 Jackons Flying Cloud of Black
Sire dam o FASH
SURPRISE e. 10y, by Cutters Comet See VOL l., 44S
SURPRISE g. black foaled 1884 bred by David Hill Bdpor VI
bred by David Hill by Black Hawk Sold
Archibald Aheon Cemont n H. He very fast tor his
little fine stock. Died, 1858, of lung fever
RPRISE dppe and white fore feet hands,
pounds 1877 bred by Craig Sparta ILL., got by Harry
Hill of Addison dam bay bred by James Craig
America, I'd dam bay bred by Mathew
Ill., by imported Boxer Owned uccessy by John
Nashville, ILL., John Enyon, Mount Vernon H. Ashbel Morn
Raccoon, ILL., John NJ Green Salem, ILL.,
SURPRISE (1-64), by Gen. Custer. See VOL 373.
SURPRISE FRISS) 64), bay with small oaed May 1889
bred by Philip H. Fi Rchod N Y; got by Bns Pathfinder son
Bes Flora Patchen black bred by Lorenzo Os
I'd dam bay, said to be by Hambetonan
SWEEPSTAKES. See Sherman Morgan Jr.
SWEEPSTAKES (13 (ue ~ bay 15H hands foaed 1868 bred by
Mills Goshen n. " by Hambetonan of Abdaah
dam Emma Mills said be by American Star very fine horse
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01

THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL.
REV. A. W. DICKENS, PASTOR.
Sunday services, O:45 a. M, I 80 %. m
Sabbath school, 10 90 m.
Thursday conference meeting, 1902. m
Y. L. s. G. f. Sundays, 6 80 p. m
BAPTIST
REV. A. B. POTTER, PASTOR.
sunday Services, 1O45 a. M; 7:30 D. II
sunday school, ~ 100 m.
Prayer meeting, THU sday, 73op.u
Us. 8. G. E., Sundays, 90 p. m.
METHODIST.
REV. J. G. GooDINe, PASTOR.
sunday Services: loa5a.m.
tpworth League meeting, 6:OOp.m,
evening service, 100 %. m
sabbath school, Boon.
Jlassmeeting, Boon.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 1870 pm
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
REV. J. NJ. GELoT, PASTOR.
Summer Arrangement.
VERY sunday: Low mass at 30 q m
High mass at 10 q. m
'unday school after high mass.
S. STEPHENS (EPIsCOPAL).
REV. W. 7. FORsYTHE, RECTOR.
Services.
Holy Communion,
First Sunday in month with
High Festivals, sermon U'4o H. ILL.,
Other Sundays, 730am.
Other Holy Days, 700 Ia, m.
Morning Prayer,
First Sunday in month, 10 90 a. m.
Other SunfayS with sermon, 10 AS q. IN.
Evening Prayer,
Sundays with Sermon, 90 D. m,
Fridays with address, 80 D. m.
Sunday school, 10 100 a. m.
Lent,
Fridays & Wednesdays, 9 am. and 7.3C p. IN
| Other Week Days, 500 IN.
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Sire Of Dam.
SIRE OF

(Tater
(6) foaled 1867 bred by Dr. Hurst
by Iaer of Pilot E dam VIC dam Matte Graham
bay foaed 1855, bred by Dr. Hurst by Mambno Chief
I'd dam Fly said be by Barclays Columbus sd dam Pasadn by I'd
Duke Bedford and 4th dam Peg by Mahes Naiaganse PAGER.
Passed to Martin Weldon, Breckenridge, Mo.
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AYLETr BROTHERS CITED.
Mother Not Cast Adrift-Asked TO
support Their Sister.

Mother Cast Adrlrt by Sons" Uu-
der the above caption n morning con-
temporary published an article ycster-
day, from which the following Is an ox-
tract; 1T was alleged by Mrs, Mary
bird. an Inmate OF the poor house. that
hor sons, William Aylctt. Jr.,and IIobcr
Aylott OF West Jordan. were amply
able Co care Tor hor wants, and Tor tho
purpose OF learning why the sons neg
loctod or refused 10 support their aged
mother tho board ordered them
brought before Il next Monday"
The "ullyEntluuH' We're alleged 10
have been made before tho board OF
county commissioners at their session
last Monday.
The reason why the "Ncws" refers TO
the matter ~ that obviously mistake
has been made; one, too, that places
the Aylett brothers In "a most unonyla-
bic light. There o. no such person NJ
the poor house uH Mary Bird, Doubtless
the person refofryd TO IN Mrs, Barr. but
oven she IN not, ana never has been an
Inmate Of the county innrmAry Her
husband H. however. there and ph0
being a sister of William and Hober
Aylott, probably accounts Tor tho story
getting a tribe mixed.
The parents OF the Aylott boys reside
on thcir own farm NJ West Jordan. and
both are 20 years of age. one OF the
old mans sons, 'Jrd." lives ON, and
manages the farm for his father. there
by providing for the aged couple who
are unable 90 work Tor themselves.
Mrs. Barr lives ln this city at the rear
Of No. $50 east Fifth South street.
Mrs. Barr and h0r husband are tho
ones who are receiving assistance from
tho county. and truly they need IL. FOR
their case iH a pltiablc one.
About four years ago Jasper Barr,
who Is a miner, was stricken with para
lysls, and from that timc until the
present has been absolutely helpless,
iic was committed 90 the poor house,
while the maintenance Of ak children
one Of thcm % huhc OF hut q Few months
--deyolvcd upon the griof-strickcn wife
and mother. The poor woman strug-
glod along uH best she could until hcr
strength began 90 fail mud then the
county court came 90 hor rescue.
In conversation with a News" re-
porter last evening Mrs. Barr said;
"The commissioners pay my rent, buy
my coal and allow mo s. about every
ter days or course that ISN'T much 10
keep such a large family, but then, IT'S
a great help and am grateful"
"Mhut do you do 20 assist In support
Ing your chlldrou2' asked the reporter.
Il am unable TO work. said tho lady.
~ am In very poor health aud am sur
fering with heart trouble"
Sho stated that hor brothers dld whit
they could for her but that WIS not
n great deal as they were poor them
selves and had families dependent up
on thoni,
When speaking of her husbands cir
cumstances, the poor womanH eyes
nned with tears.
"a streak OF bad luck seems 90 have
run through the Barr family" sho said.
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SMITH WINS RACE.
LAWYER However, Takes Time Record
In the Road Race.

Tho Auerbloh Garfield Beach ton
milo road mco yesterday WINS run OF
under favorable circumstances, ono
milo tho other rldo OF GARFIELD Beach
a. W. Smith. the elongated captain ot
the Social wheel club crossed the tape
"a quarter OF o. milo ahead OF the mob.
ilc won the race and novice limo prize,
aud only missed nut umD prize by
foriy-svvon seconds The time prise full
to the Dot OF Bort LAWYER. who rode
alone from rCurtch us Ensign was un-
able 90 leave the office: ho nlso broke
ilv ten mile course and State road re-
cord. iIu rode the entire distance with
lut company lu the good time ~ 2i;jiia,
thus smashing Tod Gaines former re
cord of gs;lb. a. W. Bean finished Sec
Oud fully a. minute ana % half after
Smith had reached home. LAWYER and
DuitIuE furnished most rUuHHfluuul
nnish In the form NJ % dead heat for
rfth Ilbrr. Frank ID. Smith. tho wine
nor az the Decoration Day road race.
lu uut WnturlulIzH ln the front ranks.
liH had ~ couple NJ nasty falls ana
cam" llmplnr over tho tape GOO ails.
which was not such bad tImo when all
Do taken Into consideration.
The mon who finished came IN ln the
following orders
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Not an Error is Scored in Phillle-
Cleveland Game.
BROOKLYN GETS ANOTHER.


Tboro WINS some great hall playing
a.. 49,, ,...,..4,,. rt. orpbans
juurneyud 10 Boston nnd i1und tho
pltrher nt homo. touching him up In
, .,t. Aft,r , tfvbt pHna of
N'''t .i.,.,,..,
uphill ball. win i"Weia "a-iH''l''''
the Orioles won out haudily against
tt,, ana tf....t.... a.....,, t.yfttaU
49,, -. a.. ,,tt...,,t,,t.
=" na l'su'N''' u'''''H ''
whom they had the game against 'lh-
cinnau well I'M hand thoy handed out
.....,t,. ,,,,..,., tt,,t tb,tr ,pf,neuta
r''N' ''H"s 70
were not slow I" tAN' HnN""''h'
rrputstiep ns umrrpra. they simply
yl,..t...... b., n.t- bttttrg ON
illl-lN,t ,.it.t... r.ttr.1
WV" sat ur,,ti,f
li'lu Wy, 49, .,,d tt. f0r,,eT.
.t.' tt1,inrtts ".Irap.
wv. n" KY, ,t,... ,,,,,. wa, nj.
IN NNNl' f"N ~ ~. % "a. IA.
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Ladies' ooru Jora0v ribbed sleeveless
vests. Zoe quality, thls week for
81
Ladies' oaw swiss ribbed Vests
Sleeveless. silk tnuod neck and arm
holes. usual price zoe, this week.
.l2E
Ladies' nno Derby ribbed Vests, In
white and rcru, silk tapod neck and
arm holes reduced from Zoe 90 o.
is
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THE LoSDoN BIOoHAPu.
snltair every evening free,

HouscNcepors everywhere should
read tho Advertisement which offers
tho white House Cook book. a volume
of 800 pages nt surprisingly low
ratio A special offer In made TO sub
scrlbora OF the News" The book
formerly sold at 81, but can now be
mad with the Daily Ncws one month
Tor SiO0. with tho Saturday News. 9
months. for tis5; with the Semi Week
b. News. g months, for SIS, Cam
ln combination with the "Ncws" arc
requested 20 call at the News" office.
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WASH GOODS
Prices Hammered Down.
All the Pretty Wash Fabrics at Price that will make
them No such Bargains have been offered this Season,
EVERY ITEM is A WONDER!
EVERY ITEM is A WONDER!

Good Chanlca-thls seasons styles
30 per yard
81
white Lawn with heavy corded
utrlpcs, n regular 5 l-3 textile, cut down
to per yard
Printed plmitlcH, neat. pretty pat
terms ln dark coloringH, the best Toe
goods In the market, reduced 90 Per
yard
g0c Embroidered nntlHtos. IN blacks
and solid navy OR light bluos, one dress
pattern 20 "a customer per yard
~
nOautiful MuHllns. 80 excellent IN
quality, that zoe II cheap enough FOR
thom, one drUsH pattern 10 u customer,
per yard
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For an Editor TO Recommend Patent
Medicines ?

From sylvan Valley News. Brcvard.
NC,
II may be a question whether tho
editor OF newspaper has the right TO
publicly recommend any of the various
proprietary medicines which Hood the
market. yet as a preventive OF suffer-
ing we feel II duty 90 say "a good word
for Chamberlain'a Collie. Cholera and
plarrhoen Remedy We have known
and used this medicine IN our family
for twenty Year, ana have always
found II reliable. In many eases dose
Of this remedy would save hours OF suf-
fcrinE while a physician IN awaited.
We do not believe IN depending Inn
plicltly on any medicine FOR a cure. hut
we do believe that II a bottle OF Cham
berlain'a Dlnrrhooa Remedy We're kept
ON hand and Administered nt tho incop-
ton OF an attack much suffering might
be avoided and In very many cases tho
presence Of physician would not be-
required, AZ least this has been our OK
pgrlence during the past twenty years.
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Great Bargains in Our
Underwear Department.
Don't fail 10 and investigate qualities and prices.

ladies' ecfu swiss ribbed Vests, incs
and ribbon trimmed neck and arm
holes. our Csc grade. this week for
.25
Ladies' extra Gug Ccru Swiss ribbed
Union Suits. high neck, long sleeves.
ankle length, sold Tor sJc, 10 close
so
Chlldrcn'H orru ribbed Union suits,
low neck. short sleeves, kuo' length,
80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

The following n the ligt ~ officials;
Referee g.. l.. Herry; timers n, g.
Anderson e. a. EmlHo ana r.. y. schof-
ski; Judges b. H. Sharman. Dr. J. d..
KuyFun aud g.. ". Stewart: scorers, j.
y. Gum, John u. AXton, starter g. l..
bowHc.
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Boston. July ii.-Tho visitors de-
served 90 have Victory today az they
earned % by hitting tho ball and
through wills wildness In tho first
Again M the ninth they got another
matters Just where they were. The
errors had little TO do with run-gctting.
Attendance. 1900.
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STATE or UTAH,
Omre uf tho
SECRETARY on SlAIE,

1. James o. Hammond, secretary Of state of
tho state eft ltuh,du hotrby certify that tho
foferOlur Us full, true nud correct copy OF
tho statement OF the above named company.
now on mo iu NY office this mn dhy Of
Juiy. ispn J, A. HAMMOND
Secretary VI state.
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STATE OF uTAli,
County uf salt Lake,

Samuel 4. Park, holng nrst duly sworn ar-
cofding TO law, dopusos ana says that h.
h cashier NJ the above named bank
that tho above and foregoing report cun-
the condition OF tho said bank no tho vlusU
of business ON tho 81th day Of Juno. lsup
SAMUEL q. pAWk,
Subscribed and sworn tu before mo this
10Th day OF July lsH
isoall MAN T. SMITH
Notary Public.
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scandinavian excursion to Garfield
JAY 10.
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scandinavian excursion TO Garfield
July 10.
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NEw spRINKLINa nouRs.

An ordinance changing the hours ~
lawn aprinklinF was introduced and
passed 10 IT, second reading Super
iutendcnt Caino In "a communication
submitted certain amendments In tho
upper district, instead Of allowing
HprinklinE between nnd Q "a. m. and Z
and p. M. ne substituted the hourn OF
and s o. M. and and 10 .. m.
In the lower district Il is proposed to-
make tho aprlnkllnE period an hour
earlier In the morning and an hour
later IN tho evening. M follows; to
no n. m. changed TO G 20 "a. M. and
90 . p. m. changed TO 10 10 y. m.
Mr. Caiuo also suggested that Hprln-
Killing In Liberty Park. Capitol grounds.
cemetery and city and county grounds
be- done during the night time. Tho
ordinance makes the owners or tenants
NJ property responsible for tho acts Of
their families and hired help.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Cleveland. %. o.. 90 e.. %. .t....l z O
Philadelphia ss 90 90 DO tsassaN ~
Batteries and surleu; uunn-
hue and Douglas. Umpire Snyder and
Latham.
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Philadelphia. July ii.-parfagt Mold
INK characterized tuduvs rumo. Thom-
na nud Harley making exceptionally
brilliant catches. cleveland was uu.
able tu hlt ut thu proper tlme.
which accounted Cor the phliOs' vlc-
tory Attendance. a,igs
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THE SALE or ALL SALES
W ,c1s, III
~ MONEY tAch- .al.of SRI

batteries Young and O'Conurr.
Maui and Smith. Umpire Emslia and
Mcdonald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

baltimore July li.--MnnaFcr Nc
Graw saved hts game today with the
Colonies BY substituting Howell Tor
McGinnlty In the box In tho nfth In
ming. The visitors were four runs to
the rood but the orioles played o good
up-hill game with Howclrs assistance.
and won out handlly, Attendance. 1870.
g..anra
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lhlcnHo &C.. go sssss.ssssl0 "
BOSTON sssss zee zee sssssssss u
unttorioH-Grlmth and DJnnhuo.
Wills. Nichols and Clarke.
tmpltcf- Lynch uud Connolly.
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aIANTR M ann nAr

New York, July 1.-THE Giants do
fented pittahurg today By hitting. The
visitors used mp three pitchers. Mcekin
allowed the visitors to Ret "a good
lead. fio was relieved by ConlSley IN
tho fourth inning and tho latter did
not allow q single hlt the pittsburgs
two runs IN the NTH Inning being due
10 o base ON balls and an error by
Herman. Attendance. COO.
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Washington. July Washington
had todny's game wei In hand. but
costly errors gave u 90 Cincinnati.
selbnoh's home run with two men on
bases helped to pile mp the score FOR
the visitors Attendance 2iSG
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B. /. SCHEIILER. BANKER.

Located ne sat Lake CITY, In the county
uf Salt Lake, State uf lnht ut tho
close uf husiuu.s un tho Ipth day
~ june l-8
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5-M H. LAWYER tdc1d hrnD ss 90 ifh
&C, ~. cutting dead heupisO0 3, sag
G-Fuuk 10. smith ,,.....isOp 3i;iN
f-ucorge ID. Holding .....5.Oo $500
sc. W. Whitman .,....,..3i70 3siJI
p-IoHoph Watts .. .......53Oo 1851
estate record
fssCr1tch
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ing free.
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IHE bank OE COMMERCE .

Located at salt Lake city in mo County
OF salt Lake state OF Utah. nt tho close
uf business on tho .Ith day OF
June t-II.
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IuN ToR EVERYBoDY.
Moving pictures free every evening
at salthir,
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st. Louis" go, }, ,'n - ''"io II
Brooklyn" - .sp. s''''' ''''h IA
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NY commission expires J
STATE or UTAH }
OrffCr Or Iltr
SECRETARY or STATE 4

RogH s s %H1s o e a l06r s sG "A .n,2
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llttHhufN. e., 80 ,s.s 's.su r
Row York; 90 tstF ssssssssll IL
batteries -Tnnnehill, Lever. Sparks
and SchTlcyor: Moekcn. Conklcy and
Grady. Umplrcs- MnnnnHsou and Hunt.
ANOTHER FOR BROOKLYN
New York. July ii-Thc 81. Louis
players made their FIRST appearance
here today ana were beaten uftcr "a
Fcrnppy game. II was q free hitting
nnalr. both pitchers being touched up
Ia a lively fashion, aud the fielding
was loose, brooklyn got enough runs
in tho first nve inninpH 60 stand on
u fine rally by the visitors toward the
finish There was considerable kick
Ing. especially by Tobeau Attendance.
1900.
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REPORT made 20 tho Secretary of state OF
the rtato OF Utah Ut the g0u-
NIfIUu .T
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Cincinnati az Washington.
chicago at Boston.
Cleveland ut Philadelphia.
Louisville nj baltimore.
pittsbutF az New York.
~. Louis at Brooklyn.