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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
under and by virtue of an order of the
County court Of Linn county, Oregon,
made and entered on TIE 5th day OF June,
1890. we the undersigned as administrators
oF The estate of J0hn Marshall, deceased, i,
will ON Saturday, the 23rd day Of Septem-
her 1894. at the hour of One o'clock in the
afternoon of sad day, at the front door
~ the court house in Albany, Linn county,
Oregon. sell at public auction 10 the high
eel bidder. for cash in hand, tie following
described rea! property belonging 10 the
ostata of said deceased, to-Rit:
The 8 x of the N L Il and the N q Of
the E q 2 and the N L ID Of the S W a
of Sec. l6 Up. IL s r w OF the VII
Iamette Meridian, Oregon, containing 2VO
acres. W. a
the s E a Of Sec. % Up; II ) X " OF
the Willamette Meridian, oregon; contain
ing 100 acres. Also thes OF the 3 = y
of said Sec. %, containing ~ acres;
The w u Of the s w 4 of Sec. Il and
the w 4 Of the n W 4 OF Sec: - Up II .
RIW Of the Willamette Meridian, Ore
eon. containing 100 acres: Also 6eSlnI,
Ring at the s Z corner of the N Z a OF
Sec 20 in said Township and Range and
running thence North Az rods, more Of
less. 70 The south eide of county road
thence southwesterly along the south sid'
Of said county road "a TO ls more or less, z
the south line Of the N E Il OF said Sec
29. thence east to the place OF beginning
containing 8 acres, more or less, said uac
containing in the aggregate l0S acres a.
in Linn county, Oregon. u,.n l..
of August, 1889. w c
H. BRYANT,
| Administrators Of the estate OF JON
Marshall, deceased.
GEO. W. WRIoHT,
HEWITT & Sox,
Attorneys for Administrators.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
Young Mothers.

Oioup is the terror OF thoasan Is OF
Young mothers because its outbreak 10 SO
sronising and frequently fatal. shiloh .
OouSh aud Consumption Cure acts IKE
magic in cases OF Group. 1t has never
seen known to fail. The worst cases re.
ieved Immediately. Prices 20 cts,' and
80 cts. and $l.0O.
For sale by Foshay 4 Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
T,ERMS.

.NA11y DRMocRAr, 20 cents per month
Is, 90 per year, in advance. soc per montn
moi In advance. BY carrier, loc pen
week. 10 per cent added II allowed 70
r,n over months, Single copies oc'
WKRKLY, al. 20 in advances u. .oo a eng
If year; sl,75 for second year. sS.oo to1 %
!hird and preceding years, when not pa.o
in advance. Clubs of Eve uev subscribers
at SS,0N.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
neauty Is MOOD peep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep It clean, oy
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that siekly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, soc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22

If YOU sutrsr from tenderness or . :al.ness a
\ tha right side, pains under shoulder
lsde, Constipation, bilousness,, SI1,. SICK.
eadache, ana feel dull, heavy and sleepy p
pr liver is torpid aud congested' De-
Wits Little Early Risers will cure you
promptly, pleasantly and permanently ,Ss ~
removing the congestion and causing "a, the
b;ie ducts 10 open and flow naturally
Trey ARE GOOD PILLS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22

: Pneumonia, Ia grippe, coughs, colds
roup aud wdooping-oough readily yield 70
One Minute Cough Care. Use this remedy
n time aud slve aoo,or's blil-or the uu
rtakAr's. Eoshly & MIsoa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22

CLuaarNa RArRs.-Weekly DEMOCRAT
and Examiner $3.50 and Thrice-a-week
World $500; and Republic $40: and
Oreponian $2.25; and San Francisco
Weekly Call s2.0o;and Salem Weekly
Journal 200
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22

The curse Of overworked womankind,a are
quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover
Root Tea, tho great blood purifier, ana
tissue builder. Money refunded IL not
satisfactory. Price, 25 cts. and 90 cts
For sale by Foshay \ Mason.
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TAe 9eruatrat,
What is shiloh?

A grand old remedy for Cough, oold
and Consumption; used through ~
world for half a century, mas eu1eu ~
Vulnerable cases OF luclp'ent consump,
ton and relieved many IN auvah.seu ,s ~ J
etages. II you are not satlsiieo win na:ns Sne
results we will refund your money! Frl0e
25 cts, so eta. and sl.oo.
For sale by Foshay & Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22

Don't think yol can eurs that slight at
tack OF Dyspepiia by dieting, or that It
will cure itself. Kolol Dyspepsia Cure
WILL cure it; it "iigests what you eat
and restores the digestive organs to health
Foshay il Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
TICKETS

To all poir East via D,,
Crest Northern Railway
r,or ratcs {, taers and full Information
s"'' III. +. MERRILL,
Agent ALBANY
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Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIMECARD.

One and two connect AZ hlpAny enN
Corvallis with Southern Pacific trains
giving direct service to aud from New
Tort and adjacent beaches. -,
No. runs fro Albany to Corvallis
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
= No. s runs from Corvallis to Albany on
Tuesd days, Thursdays and Saturdays only'
Trains for the mountains arrive at Do
troit at noon, giving ample lime to reach
camping grounds on the Breitenoush
and Santiam rivers the same day.
EDWIN SToNR,
n T. WALDEN. Manager.
T. .F. & P. A.
J. TURNER, Agent, Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
SUMMONS.
No l4sI.

No i43Js
in THE CfRcuiT CoJRT OF THE STATE OF
OnEoos PoR THE Co. or LINN, SS. DE-
PARTMENT No. 2.
Sarah +. Murphy, plaintiff, vs. W. p.
Murphy, defendant.
To w. =. Murphy, the above named de-
IN THE NAME OF TAE STATE OF
Oregon, you arv hereby notified and
required 10 be and appear In said court IN
said suit. and unswer the complaint OF the
nIaiptif fled therein, on or before the l0th
dav of September, A. u. 1899. and you are
hereby further notified that II you fail to
annear and answer said complaint as
aforesaid, for want thereof the plaintiit
will take a decree against you for tue re-
lief demanded In said complaint, to-wit;
That the bonds OF matrimonY and mar
riaQe contract existing between the sald
nIa1nIiff and the said defendant be forever
dissolved and held for naught, and that the
nlaintilf be forever divorced from the said
defendant. and that the plaintiff have the
care and custody and control their min
or child Ross W. Murphy, and that the
plaintiff will take judgment against you
Tor her costs and disbursements incurred In
said suit.
This summons is served upon ) ou by pub
lication for SIX consecutive and successive
weeks prior to the said l6;h day OF sept
ember, A. D. 1890, in the STATE RIGHT.
DeMocRAr weekly newspaper OF genera,
circulation throughout said county ana
state. printed and published at the city oil
Albany in Linn county, Oregon, by ordeI
Of Honorable r. P. Boise, judge OF said
| Circuit Court. which order bears date
july, A. D., 1899, and that the said Hon
)R. =. Boise, Judge Of said Circuit Court'ir
said order for the publication Of this sum-
mons upon you, ,hasprescrihed the said ioll
day Of September, "A, d., 1899, as the tint
ON or before which you shall appear. an'
answer the said complaint in said suit.
The date Of the first publication OF thl
summons in said newspaper is August At
A. D. 1899.
w. I, SLATER AND ". NJ. KAIsER.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
MANY al.over

p,s turned with disgust from an other
Wee n lovahle girl with an offensive breath
wnrI,s VS. clover Root Tea purifies the breath
byits action on the bowels, etc. as slnrta n9rt.
o,se Smerantee. Price 25 cts. and 90 cts.
Fo sale by Foshay 4 Mason
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HONG WAHTONG co, Second st
near Lyon street, Albany. Sells Chi
nese medicine, Chinese rice, Chinese
nut oil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
DIRECTOR
ALBANY.

Albany
W Bilyeu, Foshay & Mason block
Il Bryant, T o block.
Anderson Cannon, T % block.
in Duncan, 7 0 block
TIP Hackieman, PeaTee block,
Judge II II Hewitt, p . block.
NIB Humphrey. 49,,
Kelly & Curl, bank building =
LII Moatanye, Pearce block
JIG Powell, p o block.
OE Sox, p o block.
LII swami, Bank building.
HC Watson, bank building.
WeNtheriord Il Wyatt, Bank bnilding
Whitney & Newport, Cusick block.
@ W Wright, P 0 block.
Lebanon.
gM Garland.
BrOwnsvilleN
A A Tussing.
SCiO.
TT ilson
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The Thrice-a Week Edition OF THR NEW
York WORLD Is first among all weekly
papers in size. frequency Of publication
and the freshness, accuracy and variety oi
its coutents. Ii his all the merits OF q
great S6 daily at he price OF dolla
weekly. Its political news;s prompt, CON
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Get the best -four. ,,.,,,,o

To Cure Constipation .oreNe Ga,
Ta,,e Cascarets Candy Cathartlc- Igc or 49,, 90
rec y &, fail 10 cure druggists refund money
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
Academy of
Our Lady Of Perpetual Hell
Boarding School for Girls

Thorough Instruction. Wholesome
diet Homelike treatment. Boys and
girls are admitted as day pupils from SIX
years upward. Terms are moderate
Call at the Academy for information OF
write To SIsTKR SUPERIOR.
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day, defeating the strong eleven Of Merrill College
by 20 too
v.P.o-Bo.. on the resui. of the Hsrvsrd.Yale
game should be declared on.
L. wi. The bet is OF. and the money should
be returned to each bettor. 2. The bet is on.
The nr.t team Of tho MorninRsides A. 9. defeated
Morningside gymnasium by IS to 0.
4 few choice seats for the Yale Princeton and
bn Hatn Mnhs n ror,s.seona street nnd Msdt
son avenue.
new pnuxswick Nov. a2.-The football game here
and Rutger. resulted in victory for Rutgers by the
score OF 81 to v.
no, ss pounds can Sps;
Hs 2 scsoo S E sifiRnns to '0nn 0a''n D'"'n
account OF cancellation. Would like 70 close at
once With some strong team. Address william Ur'
At Fordhsm yesterday sfternoon the strong team
rsprsssning tho Sacred Heart hssd9my Of %s, =;
Pordhsm. Neither side scored.
MoyrclIIR, Nov .22:-The Montclsir High School
ana tho M, montcair Msry Academy football e mn
School winning we'll contested game by score Of
llto6.
The woodlswn Football Club would like to arrange
game with some club averaging about I25 pounds
for ThsnsssgyinS Day morning. HAN sSp expense
n T. city. ''' ''' '''' "'''N"''
Any football club avsE.sing ils pounds. desiring
:. asorvs t :. W and ma half .ipen,e 20 Suarsnse.d
please Communicate with Fred 4. Esiand, New
Brighton, =. L.
The Rafferty, A. c. would much like 20 arrange q
game OF football with any team averaging 1856
pounds for Thanksgiving Day, to be played at
manager, Gal West Forty ninth street
Tho second team Of the Seaside A. c. have Nov.
20 aud Thanksgiving Day morning open, also q
few sundays in December, half fare guaranteed to
all visiting teams, the St. Marys or the Tornados
preferred. Address e. A. Bohnsack Room 21y. ~
Broadway.
Tho Nsssaus OF Broohlvn have few open dates
for out. Oftown games and will DO pleased to hear
from all hrst.c class teams averaging 1876 TO lao
pounds for next sunday, Thanksgiving Day and
Dee 2. Address s. Z. Millman. AL Van sielen ave.
nue. Brooklyn.
CARLISLE, Nov. IA large crowd assembled on
the Dickinson College athletic field this afternoon
20 witness the lAst game OF football to be play ed
here this season. II waA between Syracuse Cniver.
sity team and Dickinson College. Tho game
holly contested throug hout the score standing Is
to In favor Of Syracuse University.
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BILLIARDS.
stark Defeats Townsend In n Fast Game mt
slosson's Academy.

slosson's Academy.
J. Byron Stark defeated Arthur Townsend
last night by q score OF 800 to 240 In a billiard
game that for o time was OF the whirlwind
variety. Up to the twentieth inning billiards
Of the highest class were played and IL was nip
and tuck between them. taking into considera-
ton the handIcaps. II was the thirteenth
contest OF the intercity and interclub tourna-
ment for the slosson and DAILY en- blsm. and the
aniphitheatre In slosson's Academy was. as
usual crowded with enthusiasts Of the gentle
mems game"
Stark began real business In the NTH inning.
when he licked OF nifty carroms. He followed
up this run with breaks OF IL and "a In the sue
oeeding innings. which placed his total at 1l3.
Townsend's best run In the interim was 81.
scored In the fith inning. and his total was only
35. In the eight innings that followed. how
ever. he crept up on his man and was close TO
his handicap when they were over Beginning
with the tenth inning he scored rs. !. 2. 2e. l
and 81. which made his total 100. while the
best stark could DO was two runs o. 2 and n.
one Of 10. his total sc9re at the end OF the If
for any one Stark. after scoring put IN a
with A., Then he made which gave him
II! in all. Townsend's response was ]. 3.
az the bssds bens n one 81 sSs
highest His total was 100.
Both men began to feel tho strain. and for
the remainder OF the game the play was not 40
swft. In Ave innings stark scored 30. while
Townsend made ~. This made the totals 2b8
and 226. practically an even thing, as Stark was
playing 300 against $50 for Townsend. In the
twenty: NTH inning the leader ran o. following
60. Townsend made 81 and 2. he needing IA
TO complete his string. Stark ran out In his
thirty first inning, leaving his opponent at
80. The scores follow
stark 5000, 6, 8, o. 80. II. a., o. 10. o. a.
q, q 20. Al. . II, s. g, q. 60 IT, u. s. I, o. y.
Total. 400.
Average. . 2l-sI. High Runs. 80, ~. az.
Townsend ESQ.,, o, q, ?, II, I, 2, o, Q, rs, I,
2. rs, 81. 8. 81, ?. l, l. 2. II, .. 7. 2, ?.
o. .. Total 24o.
Average-S. High rins-dI, 81, 20.
Referee-Edward Mclaughlin.
o-nieht Townsend t2S0) and Keeney 1880,
mi Mi
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T4cHr CLUBS AT Lo0oERHEADA
Royal St. Lawrence Club stirred Up Over .
Letter from the seawanhakas.

MONTREAL. Nov. ga general meeting OF
the mem bers OF the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht
Club was held here tonight to consider q
letter from the Sailing Committee Of the
6eawanhaka- Corinthian Club which had been
sent in answer to a query as to the details
OF the international contests OF 1900, for which
the White Bear Club OF ct. Paul. MINI. 10 the
challenger. The Seawanhaka's Sailing Com
mittee expressed the opinion that the Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht Club had no right to ac-
cept a challenge from the White Bear Club.
The letter concluded:
We shall feel compelled to advise our CLUB
at its next meeting. the hrst held since the
match. that In our opinion further relations
ye sne 70. Award 81
ing Committed OF last seasons match. As TO
further INTERPRETATION OF the declaration of
trust you must therefore assume your own
responsibility. unaided BY any further express
sion OF opinion from US.
To-niRht's meeting. which was presided over
by vice-Commodore Green. was largely
attended and an animated discussion
took place f on the s;sswanhaLs Sailing
spoke strongly denounced the action OF the
seawanhaka committee In sending such a let
was retractsd the Royal 81. Lawrence Club
should in future have no further dealings with
to DO a deliberate insult to the club ami It
was agreed that u the Ssawanhaka Club de-
cided TO stand BY the action q its sailing con- .
cup and sail with any club IL thought NJ.
Capt DuEean characterized the objection to
last years course as absurd and mentioned the
fact that on the Oyster Bay course. where he
had won the cup. his boat had zone
aground several times near Lloyd's Point,
| After a unanimously hostile expression Of
4 opinions. II was decided that no notice should
be Officially taken OF the letter. but
. clubs sailing committee detailing the circum :
| stances OF last years contest should DO for
! warded to the Seawanhaka Club. so that each
member OF that club might know the circum-
stances.
| The action OF the Seawanhaka Club rs =
! body will be awaited before any further action
| Is taken by the Canadian club.
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RACING.
Favorites Win Three of the Sig Races at
tho Bennings Track.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22-After raining al,
morning the weather cleared beautifully to-
day. so that another big crowd witnessed the
races at Bennings Six races were decided. as
the first one. having received twsnty-six en-
tries. was split Up to the fourth race 1t looked
had for the hackers Of favorites. a. the first
cia%son e took SaDd a, iandins winners to.
Tyrba. at 8 to l. won the first race easily from
beat the favoLits J. A. Grey, out In drive In
the second. The second choice, Handy, won
and Kinnitinic. nrs, choices. Won he n nea,
three races. Summary:
First R.cs-rive .rd. halt turlOns.-Tyrba- Iot
tMeIntyrs,. 20 FOR place, second, fsngdon. il ]
,Jestin.s third Time, i;in. LeIinxtOn Pirate.
cSTis,cpasr z. Ra..siis Walden and ODD atsndard
az asiaSyfs, % and no 10 !. vSat J. Sre5,
SsGGn. ,hild r no. Pifs second Vertigo
T.ni.rd. ci.,ob.. oOnno'sr. viOrs. Bernard N.
Third RAc.-siI and a half fnr!oass-R ,ndy. 40
,irsd; IS7 i;Sain: ,siId. Time; la: MAJ ,simp,
Fonr,h Rsse"dne mile aud I. hundred yards
Weller. ioi tBrenl third; Time. 1870 90. IinduiA.
fifth RAee-siI furlonas-sidney Lucas. iis
tOCopnorl, to and out won: Hagdon. ll2 Jenk-
in.l. even for place second; Annrs. 10, toLearyl,
third. Time, lll5 l.6.
Sixth Race-ons mile and furlong -Kinniiinio.
IL, tclAwsonl TO 10 and out won Beau ideal loi
tMclnty re. to for place, second; ST. simonihn.
lO2 20 connorl. third. Time. 1852. Rare Perfume
and Sir Hubert also ran.
Tomorrow entries are:
First RAne-For e.yearolds and over; selling
six furongs-Judae wArdsli. CArlottA c. LAiouette
AlAntus and SAgaeity, 100; DIT. Parker. loo. Red
spider. Tabourst and KIT iot, Ksnsinston. Gold
Runner and DIVA. l02.
Second Race-For two.yearo Odds: ave and . half
furlongs- Bermuda Prince, Tho CorinthlAn and
Cupdity lO6; Gold Wing Ortrud and A,bonitA,
ios; Alaba ii Give ana Take. Back Talk. Decimal
and Dif 1919 Golden Sceptre and Adjutor 100.
Third Race-steep lechass for four.year.olds and
over: about two and one. half niles-wAtch man,
lbd: Bssel and 0rampian. 1853 Becky Rolfe and Kos
Heind-l. 100; The Moron. las ochiitree. Tsntorc,
Old Tank and ChArn9race, ~?
Fourth R.ce-for tw2-ysar old:: ceiling; tn and
Precursor. 1902: Fleuron. w. Royal Sterling. b1.
fifth Race Handicap for thrso-yea Ids aud over.
one milo and siIteonth -wArrenton. 12S; Kinni.
| kinic, 122: Charsntus. ia; Duke OF Middiebure,
III: Dan Rice. 10; Bangor. 1o6. Lady Lindsey and
Compensation. 100: Spurs. Vs.
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KID MCOY BROKEN down.
In n State OF Nervous Collapse and MAJ
Not Fight Potter Maher.

Kid Mccoy. the pugilIst, Ia very sick man.
What his friends have feared for the last
year or so has finally happened-a complete
collapse-a general breakdown OF the system
McCoy's friends have tried to keep the matter
secret. but the fact leaked out yesterday and
was generally discussed In sporting resorts
uptown last night.
McCoy's illness will probably prevent his
meeting Peter Maher. with whom he Is
matched. This contest was to have taken
place on Dec. IL before the CoDsy Island
Sporting Club, and while neither Mccoy nor
his managers have given any information. as
yet, on the subject, II Is almost impossible for
the Kidto hold to his agreement.
For the past year all obssrvant followers OF
the hstlc circle have been aware OF the fact
that Mccoy was not In the best OF physical
condition.
Since signing articles for meeting Maher
recently Mccoy has consigned himself to the
care OF Billy Muldoon. He figured that with
plenty OF outdoor work. VIII CHI the former
wrestlers spacious farm and treatment at
White Plains would afford. he would soon be
able to rejuvenate himself and bring himself
back to form. His plan misoarrIed and to-day
which may end HE nstlc career
Last week Mccoy Issued u statement to
the effect that win or lose with Maher, II was
his intention to quit the prizerinR. HIS plans
were TO open boxing academy in this city.
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don. 81 Msmbrno Foster; D. g. Mcclellan. 80.
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baroness Rosalind, b. q. 1877. By Baron
wnhes-Rosebud. by Mambnno King: l..
Hitchcock, Boston, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BT6
Baroness Helena, b. e.. 1897. By baron wilkes
x.sgltana. By sul.Ani J. D. cronin. Now ,,o
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u. W. Stephenson Liverpool, England SIS
Baron Lavton, b. G., 1875, by Baron wilkes-
Ellen Tree. by MAmbrino Russell; ". II.
Wheeler, Sanford, N Y........,.............. 800
Quo v.dis, b. g.. 1894. By Baron wiikcs-Cre-
ole. By strsthmors; John Mcclure. New
BARONESS Doneraii. b. m. 1895. By Baron
wiikes-Allis Red. By Red wilkes! J. How.
ard Ford New York Observation-Disclosures. $40
TERRE HAuTE. Nov. 22.-Axmere, b, g..
2:13k. BY Axtel. was sold to-day by Doc
Phelps to John splan, Who ,reprssented Bert
horse was shipped TO New York this afternoon
and viii BIO sent to Austria at once.