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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19
TALK ABOUT THE BIG BATTLE.
Some of Fitz's Supporters Will Wager 2 to
] on His Chances.

Both Billy Brady and Martin Julian were
busy yesterday considering bids from compa-
nies desiring to take pictures OF the battle be-
tween jim Jefrries and Bob Fitzsimmons. The
fact that Brady has already said that 1t would
not be necessary to postpone the battl" in the
event of unfavorable weather leads to the be-
lief that the promoters have discovered a new
process by which pictures Of the battle may be
taken by artificial light. That the roof will
not be removed is evident. for the expense and
trouble OF such an undertaking would be too
Sports are inclined to ridlcule the idea Of the
club holding n hOnt on the same night of the
big match. They think that the excitement
and interest attendant upon the afternoon
struggle Will dctract attention from the other
iight. Brady, has al, idea Of putting OF Kid
too, on u twenty-five round fight. between
Spike Sullivan and Kid L~aviGnc.- Ryan SAID
yesterday that he would agree q. light Mccoy.
and the latter has been notified OF this fact.
Although the big battle is several weeks of.
topic OF conversation at the principal sporting
resorts all over town. The champion still rules
the favorite. many Of his .partisans being will
Considlne. however. who has thought all along
that fitz would win. says he is ready to back
JefIrics for 3 LOGO provided he gets 2 10 / Tor
his money. Eddie Bull Is still backing Fitz
aud has $500 more to invest. Milton Roblee
has 81 900 in his safe TO put on Fitzslmmons.
Charley White. Tom Broderirk's manager. is
backing the champion.
Many persons have written to THE Sun re-
gardinR the price Of tickets and where they
can be purchased. It has been suggested that
each ticket should call for a reserved seat with
a coupon attached. denotinR the mum Der OF the
seat. BY this means q person who happens to
come late can have his chair set aside for hun.
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ROWING.
Yale Oarsmen Will Go to New London
Earlier Than Usual.


Earlier Than Usual.
New HAVEN. May 19.-It was stated tonight
that the Yale varsity crew had received per-
mission Of the faculty to leave for New Londcn
on June 5. three days earlier than heretofore.
to begin the training on the Thames for the
race with Harvard. The faculty made another
pleasing announcement to the varsity oars
men, to the effect that the crew would be per
mitted to use all their cuts" at one time. Not
a member OF the crew has been absent from any
recitation. The crew will occupy the same old
quarters at Gales Ferry, Twelve men, tour Of
whom are substitutes: DR.. Gnllaudet. coach,
who ia also an instructor in Latin at tho Uni
~versity, and ono other instructor will go to New
London. The latter will conduct tho examina-
tons at Gales Ferry. Ex-Capt. Albert l..
Cowles Of Chicago and Capt, Richard Arm
strong have consented TO be with the eight
during their stay at New London.
The freshman crew will 60 one week after
the varsity. Ex-Capt. Payne Whitney will
look after the youngsters. and he will he as
sisted by James G. Rodgers. DIR. Josh Hartwell
will come to New Haven next week. to coach
the crew. All the varsity men who have been
on the sick list for q few days past have re-
turned to the boat. and every man is rowing
The following members OF the Yale track
team have been elected to membership in the
New York A. G.: Splitter. one.mila. runner I:
Adams, half-mile runner. and Boardman. the
crack s%nrinter.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.


ST. Louis. May ls.-An ilcAl day drew ont n good
attcndan"e TO witncfs the races The D-ont4rte
stake, the principal event. furnished a strpris b.
Gains BIZ of Fashion winning from a promising
field OF Mikes, while Invocation, winner nf the
sharply contested race on Tuesday, Vas the tail
ender. Sumlnarv:
First Race = One mile; selling 60 Marplot, 10
Ghorpe,, 4 10 ], won; Very Light, 81 Dominica. 10
e | second; Mamie L., 100 frost. 10 to !. third.
Tine, l:46h.
Second Race-siI and a half furlonGS; selling
HoIseshoe, Tobacco, los It Burns. 2 TO Z won;
Belle Ward, lOI (SOuthArdl. Is to .. second: Loving
Cup. lo3 FowelU. 10 10 /. third. Time, ! 2II.
Third RAre-One mile and seventy yards lroni,
~ thOldCnl, o 10 !, won Lady Callahan, id Frnst,
70 TO /, second; Branch. 10 Kelly. o t. /. third.
Time, lsSAl.
furlongs. purse SI,hun-IIt ~ Flrhion, lI5
1horpei, even. won; Gheesestraw, lis n. Burn a,
2to I, second. Llbe. 10 PlGgott. Il Ia ]. thlrd,
Time. 0bIa.
Fifth Race-Seyeu furlongS- HindooS Dream, log
It. Burns, 4 10 ], won; Lee Bruno, lo2 FROST, : tn
9, second: ChAncory. 10 1horpe,. o 20 ], third.
Tine. l;9oA.
Sixth Race-siI furlonps; selling don Skip Me-,
ths<ltutteT. : to l, Won simon D., III Holden' l
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think that the system should be put in vogue
In this lnafance
Young Mahonsy whips Tom Broderick.

Young Mahoney Whips Tom BroderfCk.
YoNKEBs. May 19.-The Broderick- Young
Mahoney fight at the Waverly A. G. drew q big
house OF advanced prices tonight In the alb
sence OF Billy Madden, the regular referee.
Charley White of1ciated Mike Toots OF Brook
Ign and Arthur Jones OF Washington. ID. c..
fought a vicious elRht-round draw In the first
bout ut catchweights. Joe Glcacher OF Mount
Vernon was outpointed by Jim Cosgrovc OF
Providence in the second bout OF eight rounds
at 126 pounds.
Tom Broderick was a 10 to 3 ~favorite over
Mahoney. Both men weighed in at 3 o'clock
under 1876 pounds. The weight was fixed Mt
1873. The bout was slated for twenty rounds.
Broderick's seconds were Jack Dougherty.
bad Bob Delaney. Steve Flanagan and James
Pagan In his corner. Tho men. tented
in the first round and both landed light blows.
Mahoney got homo his left several times in
tho second round. but was. moro than repaid
with both hands by Tom. Mahoncy nearly put
after a rush. The Ionkers, man by clever loot
work, ended the third round in good shape. The
fourth round was even. both scoring often and
hard. The fifth round was all Mnhoney's.
Broderick devoting his time to studying his
man. The sixth round was. also Mahoney's.
full. The ninth and tenth rounds showed Ma
honey with n big lead.
The eleventh round was rather even. Prod
erick cutting loose. The Philadelphian easily
outpointed his man IN the thirteenth round.
In the fourteenth and fifteenth rounds Maho-
kept his advantage to the end and got the de-
cisiOn.
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third. Time. l;ia.
At Newport

CINCINNATI, May ls The weather was OF the best.
the card good and the attendance large at Newport
to.day. The judges ruled Jockey Coley Thompson,
coloredS Of tile track for the rest OF tho year for reck-
less riding yesterday on MyOAotis, when Jockey
Jesse Mathews struck Thompson several blows with
his whip for fouiing him In the stretch, Matthew'S
was not punished. as his conduct was deemed ex-
cnsahlo under tho circumstances. summary:
First ~ha'o-Seven furlongs-Pat Garrett, lot tBis-
ping, 4 70 ., won; Last Time. IO7 Mathews. 3 to
j second; MariSn Samson. 1oD Vancamp). 20 to 1.
third. Time, 1;hpk.
second Rase-Four and one: half furlongs-zazel
1oI Mathew. = to I, won: Miss hudson. loI. {.
Graham), . to ], second; Aileen Wilson, lO1 Wan
camp, . to I. third. Time. O:5bk.
Third acc mile and u siIteenth-Car G.,
second; Pan Charm. 1o7 (Mathews). y to g. third.
Time. EASY.
Fourth Race One milc-vanessa, io2 LANDRY. a
TO- !. won; Almante, lo2 ~, HID. 4 to l second;
Frisco, lO4 boil nD, 4 TO o, third. Time, l:4213.-
Fifth R~ace-Fonr and one.half fnrlongs--Miss
fonsoland., loj Bolandh q to l.. won: Rodd. 100
tMathewsJ, Z to I, second, Princess Maleen. loo NC
Joyntl. = to 1. third. Tine o:65&.
SIKH Race-one milc-Tillie W, lo2 Rosel. 2 to I.
1o6 dynch), 9 to /, third. Time. 1:42.
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At Chicago.

.CHIC.Go. May la.-Kenmore Queen. the hlly J.J.
McCanerty paid $1,000 for, and sold last winter for
$40. ran into the fence while warming up at Lake
side and cut her shoulder badly, She was promising
and was an odds.on favorite at the time of the acci.
dent: Jockey Cay wood was suspended for his ride
on Walker Shaw. summary
First ce-Throeuuarters Of q mile-Cordial 1O7
Gray. I to !. won; Long Dandy. 100 tVititoe, 3 to
., second, Bloss, ll2 Knight, 4 to /. third. Time,
1iisA.
second n.sixteenths OF = mile-La
Princessa. 100 Gray, 3 to ], won: Bloodhound, los
Nutt), I to |, second: Al. Lone, los tR. NarNae), ,
TO l, 1 third. Time. l:O9l.
Third Race Eleven .sixteenths or o mile Mamie
Lou. lO8 OBloss, : to 2. won; Leoncie, l03 tNititoel,
10 to /. second; sirda. 1os tRcitz'. 9 to l.. third.
Time. 1 :opA.
Fourth Race-One mile Marks. 90 II. Knight.
2 to /. won; Admetus. 100 Flick. 8 to ], second;
BanIuo H., III VCoggswell. 8 to /. third. Time.
lam.
Firth Racc-Eleven.si1teenths Of a
1O3 (Westwoodl. 4 TO /. won: Cochiac. lo5 Flick, 4
70 t., second; Mr.. Easton. los On. webberl,1 10 to l..
third. Time. l:I1le.
sixth Rsce.Five.eighths of a milc-Rosovannsh.
1O7 a.. Scott. y to 1, won; Rival Dare, loI tBlossl.
2 to 1. second; Forensic. 1l9 Nititoel Q to l, third.
Time, l:l7Ln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19

All cars on the Coney Island branch OF the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company's elevated
road have been equipped with registers such
as arc in use on tho trolley lines. There are
two registers in each ear, one for the through
fare tickets from Concy Island and the other
for the tickets Of passengers who take the
Concy Island train at the transfer station at
lwcnty-nfth street and Fifth avenue. The
registers are Intended to do away with tho
crush at the Concy Island terminus of tho
road. a. passengers heretofore. both, going 10
aud coming from the island. had to drop their
tickets in the boxes in the station. This made
handling the big cruwds "A difficult Job.
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7. Il. Macauley of Montreal Elected Presi.
Observation-Disclosures at n Musicale.

t. ~. WaCnuIey OF MONTREAL Elected Presi.
dent-Entertaincd at n Musicale.
The Actuarial Society OF America met yes
terday In the directors room OF the Metropolis
tan Life building. President Bloomfield Miller
OF Newark. n. j., presided and made the an-
nual address.
At the morning session these officers were
elected: President. Thomas b. Macauley. Act
uary of the Sun Life Assurance Company of
land. MASSACHUSETTS, Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Springfield, Mass,i Second Vice.
Insurance Company. New York Secretary. J.
Tatlock, Jr., Mutual Life Insurance Com pany.
New J nrk,: Treasurer. John 3. Lunger. New
York Life Insurance Company.
Inst night the members Of the society and
thor women folks were the guests of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance COMPANY at a re-
ceptiOn and musicale given in the executive
offices of the Metropolitan Life building. al
Madison avenue and Twenty-third street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19
urou.not Yacht Club Race.

The uuguenot Yacht Club will hold the frst regatta
of tho season to. morrow afternoon. over the regular
club courses on the Sound. on New Rochelle. The
races will be for four classes. so foot yawls, 21-foot
calm sllnPs, 2l.root knocta6onls and one design
dDrcS. The blue u ter will he holstel at . 80
O'Clock. AID the yAWls will be sent OF Al 2 IS" o clock.
III other classes will be started Al tve' minute inter,
walls, the dOres going last. In the race for the
kuu,kahouts the Madgc q new boat owned BY
Robert McClelland, will make her hrst appearance.
Arthur I.elIn's Dlpper is also expected to start.
The members of the club have plans for Q new
h0u'e. IL will cost $1,000 and will be a model build
ing III every way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19
Work of the Thoroughbred at Morris Park

The chilly weather Of yesterday morning at the
Morris Park racecourse increased the coughing cpl
delnic among the two yearolds. and worried their
trainers considerably. The Western contingent has
suffered most so far. The work Of the youngsters
for the valuable National Stallion Race to be decided
tomorrow was the chief attraction. +. +. Simms's
Marx Cheek went Ave furlongs handily IN l.O2A.
The Oneck Stables Oneck Queen worked the same
distance in 1929. Tho Morris pair, Misericordia
and BrusQuene moved six furlongs in las. Matt
Allen sent ". II. Clark's Mayor Gilroy half a mile in
GIN seconds. The Mayor is a smart colt aud was
pulling hard. Eugene Leigh's Vulcan. half brother
to Zauonc. breezed half a mile in sac seconds.
Marcus Days crack colt st. Finnan worked i've fur
longs with the three-year-old Tamor in 1:O2 20.
The Huguerot and Doublet went six furlongs in
1:1p. Kentucky Colonel. with Fred Littleheid up.
reelcl OF seven furlongs in 1:2pA. John f. Mad
den worked Dissemble a mile in l:41f, and William
Jennings sent Glengar and Marylandsr six furlonGs
I'm .1tLa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19

Joseph Firis"hman. the florist. yesterday
bought the plot now occupied by frame dwell
ings Mt lul and 1U3 East TweEty-ninth street
with thr intention OF erecting on il a twelve
story bachelor apartment house. estimated TO
cost about $lJU.OtW, The sellers OF the prop
crty.. tho newly orGani2ea New York Realty
Bond. Exchange and Trust Company. pur-
chased il at auction for $40, 100 only a few
hours before they resoId it to Mr.. Fle!schman.
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Union nrewcrs Must MIME rhelr Rarbers.

On account Of a complaint made by the Jour-
ncymcn BARRIERS Union that members Of other
unions pcrsi~, in getting shaved in non-union
shops, tho Ale ard Porter Brewers Union an
uUunrod ycStrria" that at its meeting to-mor-
row its member, will have 10 state where they
get shaved. II they refuse they will he fined.
Some Of the brewers declare that this is an in
fringcmCnt on their liberties us citizens.
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Harness Racing at Norfolk.


The stewards OF the westchc-ter Racing Associa.
tion yesterday decided that the Grand National
Steoplechaso at Morris Park tomorrow will be run
20 the NTH race and not as the sixth. as announced
in the books of the meeting; The handicap over the
Withers mile will he the sixth race. The change Is
made to insure q good Light in case there should be
any delay in the previous races.
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At Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. May 1S.-The feature for to-day was q
mile handicap with four starters. 1t was an easy
win for High Jinks, who led all the way. Freak
sulked for three quarters but came strong at the
finish and took the place. summary:
First Race-Half mile; purse $~3o0-Benadier. aS
Mouck). q to 8, wont John Yerkes. lo5 oCrowhursu,
3to ], seconds; Lee King. 103 tConley), . to o. third.
Time. O:5l.
Second Race-Six furlongs: s~elling-Kunja. 90
Garter, u to 3. won; Nellorine, 107 Daddy, b 10 l,
second, Prince Eothen, 81 Jones), 80 to l. third.
Time, 1913.
Third Race-One mile: handicap-High Jinks, 100
tAkerl. evel, won; Freak, Vt lDupeel. 4 to l. second;
Preliminary. 80 Butler. 30 to ! third. Time, LA:
Fourth Race Four furlongs- Fanny Wyn, lO1
(KuhnJ. even. won; Clara Wooley, rs (Dupee). 2 to !.
second; Harvest Queen. ~ (Houck). 81 to /. third.
Time. O:51.
Fifth Racc-one m~ile-Lennep. 1oT (Kuhn>, 4 to s.
won; Hampden, los tAkerl, Alto ]. second; Madnlene.
1op (Hilh, 4 to ., third. Time, l:4AA.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs, selltng-Nepper 100
tConley). q to I. won; Louisville Belle. 95 tHouckl.
third. Time, l:lT3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19
Hcar, r%nnl.hmcn .or A..nnltLng a m

Morris Cohen Of 25S last Houston street
was fo.nl guilty Yesterday IN the Court Of
Special Sessions OF an assault u, on Dora kaut-
man, - years Old. Of l7H Ludlow street. Cohen
pleaded for clemency on the ground that it Was
mis- first offence. Ju-iic" jerome sentenced
him TO the Tcniieutiary for one year. with =
fine ui $500. Thu. sentence is equivalent V
two and a half years If the fine is not paid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19

A really hrst-class summer resort. either ct sesshore
or mountain. make iuS locality known through The
SUNS advertising columns. sgS readers seek such
DLAces.-Adr.
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The formal opening Of the Nassau Country
Club links has been put of until July 4. when
the full eighteen-hole course will be ready.
The grounds are at present closed TO tho mem
bers and to oil visitors. as the new green's
would be damaged IL walking ovcr them was
permitted. The competition on Memorial Day
will be OF nine holes only and open solely to
the pembers and their families.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19

The Connecticut State Golf League was or
ganized yesterday afternoon Mt New haven.
The charter members are the Fairfield County
port. Oxford Golf Club Of South Manchester,
New Haven Country Club. Wee Burn Golf Club
Of Noroton. Litchfeld Country Club. and the
Hartford and Waterbury Golf clubs. W. Fl.
Sanford OF Litchiield was elected President,
Treasurer. The constitution adopted was the
same as the NJ. G.. A.. and a schedule OF open
tournaments will be arranged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19

W. Fairbanks. a Scotch golfer, who was a fire.
auent competitor at the NJ. q. A. tournaments
the Overland Cup at the Overland Park Club
links. Denver. Col. He made a new record OF
annually, and was won In 1897 by Frank l..
Woodward and John Ross. while last year Ross
and n. l.. Barnes won. Twenty-Five. returned
cards. The former record was 50. held by John
Ross,
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Tuesday eysnIus. Dec. 2e.


PrOseDt--Msyor, recorder, chief OF
police, street superintendent and Coun-
cijmen whitney, Dannsls, Pieiffsr and
Graham.
Bills SLOWED
PW Spinks, t4t 3s; o r Dsnnals
% 26; 8 Conn, f8 90; j Cumming 81 05 I;
N sterIberg, IS 00i ] A Warner, 81 30;
q N Westbrook, IS 90; N Henlon, !,
$40 so; John GibliD. ~ 50; Chas Pfelffsr,
~ 80; w w Roweil. ~ 50; Elec Light
90, 90 90; = Cohen, 30 90; Parker Bros,
VI Is; A n Martin, "a 80: X Crosby,
~ 2b; Huston Il Troutman, % 80; Glass
& Prudbomme, $40 %; Dr. w Il Davis,
Continued bits :of Il D Davidson and
J w White.
Bill OF P French and N Lunds oil
$40 each for assisting In placing h. l..
Pickens, r who died at Mrs. Moons, IN O
coffin, was rejected.
Licenses 10 sell liquor were granted
Paul Schmidt, John GiblIn, EmiI Etter,
Collins * McAlpbine and Daniel Marx.
The bill Of w. r. Baker OF t176 ioI
building the cisteTn at First and Mont.
gomsTy was contin1cd until Monday
evening, the cistern In the mean time b
given thorough test.
Bills for c.esning mud from the streets
were presented and allowed.
Total amount oil bills: tl7650.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29
WEDNESDAY,.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DR.. Trimble 10 reported better this
Aftsfnoon.
LII. Van WInkle cane up from Salem
this pven.
Mr.. J. ]. MAilcck, Of Holley, was In
the city today.
Jofe Galbraith has returned home
from Washington.
q A Westgatc last night left for ean-
FIs1clsco on holiday trip.
Mrs |. X. Borum aud son went 10
Lebanon this afternoon on visit with
friends.
q, u. Rolfc, q prominent business man
Of AlbaDy.ls At EsmoDd-Portland Tele-
gram.
LIE, Hollenbeck and Miss Edna Gpoor,
prominent Eugene people were married
yesterday.
Mrs. Jay BlaIn and children lett on
the noon train for their new home at
Oakland, Calf.
The Western dlYision Of The Oregon
State Teachers Association began @ Sos
sion In Salem today. Several are attend.
ing from Albany.
Licenses have been Issued for the mar.
rlage oi w. A. Anon and Amelia A 4.
HavelaDd, aud Andrew J. Dougberty
snd Leitie Pearl Thompson.
Prof. Hyram Tyrce, principal oil the
Dillon, Montana, public sch ools, 10 In
Eugene, spending the holidays with his
family. He reports pleasant weather in
that gtate.-Guard.
Hon. q. u. Chamberlain and J. g.
Black, administrator OF the eFtate Of the
late Hon. 7. ]. Black, were In the city
on business connected with the settle
ment OF the estate.
Mrs. J. X. Baight left last night for
Memphis Tenn, 10 Join her husband who
isSelling wagons through the South. She
Will spend the winter with him.
| Miss Fannie Edwards OF Brownsville Ia
tho guest Of her sister Mrs. Troutman,
while Merle Troutman IL at shedd the
guest OF his grand father Mr.. Frank
lTroutman.
Fred Blount and John Warner left
!, this morning with their boat In a wagon
ivf several miles up the river 10 come
down stream this afternoon elter ducks
! They were loaded for big killing.
A large crowd OF n9ople boarded thu
/. Ruth this morning on her trip dowl
stream. among others. Rev. and Mrs
Rufus Thompson, John Foshay and Johl
johnson for Independence, Rev Parke
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bow
o ersox. Mrs. Florence Hammer, Miss Ger
a Ito OBrien and Prof. Mcdonald, for Sal
en-
!. Al the Office OF President Lee, In th
A college, last evening, . reception wa
|. rendered the trustees OF the college b
= : the faculty, and only the faculty an
: trustees and their wives we're present
+" IL was q very Gne affair, choice holIda
exchange OF compliments. A program
VAS rendered and refreshments served
The faculty and tFustees are workin
haImc niously and eneERetically for ih
upbuiidinR OF THE splendid edueationa
irslitution.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29
COUNTY BUSINESS.

Probate record:
In estate Of Of Fortmillsr & Irving re.
csipt Of Wm FoTsmilIer for si207.2i and
proof publication filed.
In estate Of Lowell Ames, notice OF ap-
peal from deision OF county Judge reject.
Ing the will, flied
In guardianship Of Chas r Swank, In
sane, petition for saIe OF real estate died,
Recorders office.
Deed. l. g Galloway 10 Artilla
Chance, 20 acres. .....s $50
DGed, ! Roberts 10 Orpha Temple
y 70 Johu T Splswn, 100 acres. Pa.enl
Mortgages for 1850 and 500.
Chatel mortgages for $3.50 and 500.
Satisfaction Of mortgage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29
Stop at Viii & Stark's
For HOLIDAY Goods.

They have large and elegant line o
iewelry, silverware, watches. clocks and
many novelties, suitable for Christmas
remembrancee.
See their souvenir spoons.
See their diamonds.
Seq their beautiful ringa.
See their many silver novelties.
See their pretty chains.
See their cut glass.
See their gold and silver watches.
See their canes.
And many other choice lines OF goods
OF superior quality at reasonable prices,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29

ORDER OF PEsDo.--AII mem beTs OF this
order are requested to be present st the
meeting In the g. A. r. Hall, this eve.
ming, TO meet Supreme Secretary Ernest
Duden, 0l San Fiancisca, AMI p. A. Mac.
Pherson, Supreme Organizing Deputy
Tor Oregon. JoHs X. TALL,
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29
Farm Residence Robbed.

One night recently the residence OF
Mr.. g. w. Cline, vest OF this city, WAS
entered by burglars and robbed Of dia-
mopd ring belonging to Mics Nina Cline,
and Of sheets, towels, roll Of butter and
several other things. The indications
are that u was by some one who reeldef
In this part OF the United States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29
Annual OregOnian.

The annual number Of the oregonian
which will be issued on January lst will
surpass even the great number Of last
year. II will contain over Ave hundred
Illustrations, printed on the finest book
aper. The views will embrace many
Linn county scenes. Price 10 cents per
copy. Leave orders at Ross Bros, or at
French's jewelry store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29

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