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THE RACING CALENDAR.
Results at saratoga.

SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-Results of today's races:
First race-FOr three year-olds; five and one
half furlorgs. fonsolee (o'Connor), TO l, won;
Cupidity SHAW, to l, second; McFlecknoe
Crurner), to l, third. Time, 100 IL.
Second race-For two-y' ar-olds; six furlorgs.
Beliairo (McCue),. . 10 2, won; Far Rockaway
SHAW, to >, second; Gold Heels (OConnor),
to l. third Time, liza 3-4-
Third race-For three-year-ods and upward
one mile. Kinley Mack (McCue), u to l, won;
Ethelbert (TuIner), 70 5, second; Martimss
Bullmsn), s TO 3, third. Time, 1:H.
Fourth race-For two-year-olds; FIVE furlongs.
Cherries (Bmllman), to 5, won; Goddess of
Night SHAW. : to 2. second; Himself (Odom),
TO l. third. Time, l:02 II.
Fifth race-For threc-y ear-ods and upward
one mile. Remp (SlitehelD, Gsto /, won; osceola
CBrien), to l, second; Myth Gunner, 20 /,
third. Time 1:43 Ia.
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BATTLES IN HIS CLOTHES.
A Wnshingtonian Loses SO ON 4
Wager ut Asbury Park.

AsBURY PARK. N. j., Aug. 9.-Budd
White. of Newark. won $40 on a wager
today by going into the surf with all his
clothes on. The bet vas made with Theo-
Gore Dorsey, of Washington. Both are
summer residents of Asbury Park
White walked into the ocean at the
Fourth Avenue bathing grounds and at
tracted a great deal of attention. After
leaving the surf he went tc his bath house
and changed his clothes.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9-Entries for tomorrow's
races:
First race-For two-yearolds; selling; six fur
longs Margaret F., lO5; Harry Palliam, 1O2;
Bertha Buck, lOl; Frenchie, sesrpoiette, seeth-
ing 90.
Second race-For four-year-olds and upward;
selling; six and onehalf furlongs.-Col. Gay, log.
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CALLAHAN A PUZZLE.
Chicago TwirIer Holds the PhiIIies
Down to Three Hits

CHICAGO. Aug. o.-Callahan pitched marvellous
ball this afternoon, and Chicago beat PhiladeI-
pha. The day was too hot for baseball and the
game was listless, although punctuated at times
with beautiful stops. Although Fraser pitched
miserably and was hard hit Chicago got few runs,
double plays running many chances. Home-rtn
drives by Camel and Dexter finally settled the
argument The score:
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Twobase hits-WoIyerton, Callahan, Chids.
Home runs-Ganzel, Dexter. Sacrifice hits-Childs
Mertes Stolen bases-Chanee, Green, Bradley
(2). Struck out-By Callahan, .; by Fraser, 3.
Bases on balls-Of Fraser, s; of Callahan, J.
First on errors Philadelphia, 2. Double plays
Cross. Laioie and Delehanty (2); Childs and
Murphy Time OF game hour and 10 minutes.
Jmpire-Hurst.
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Two-base hits-Mcf'ride Van Haltren, selbsch
Three-basc hits-Hickman. Davis, Smith, Stolen
bases-Bauett. Van Haitreu. Sacrifice hit-Craw
ford. Double pays-Smith and Dgyle; Van Hal
iren, Bowermsn, and Hickman. Struck out-Iy
Scott J. by Mercer l. Bases on bals-Of Scott /
Wild pitch-MeTcer Passed balI-Bowerman
Left on bases Cincinnati 2, New York g. First
base on errors-Cincinnati / Umpire-Swart-
wood Time OF game hours.
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Two-hase hits-Donlin, Kitson. Three.base hits
-ponlin, Criger. Home run-Donlin. Hit by
prcher-Iieidrick. Double play-CrOss, Farrell,
art Jennings. Bases on balls-Of Kitson /, of
YelfS l. Struck out-By kitson /, by Young 2.
Stolen basas-Donovan, Dahlen, Jennings. I'm
piFe-Emslie. Time of game-2 hours and 10 min
utes Attendance, Zoo
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The advantage we have over our competitors in
storage capacity makes Heurieh's Maerzen, Senate
and Lager the most popular beer in Washington.
These highgrade beers are over six months old
before they leave the brewery which accounts for
their delicious flavor. Phone 63i. Arlington Bot
Ting Co.. for a case.
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LEVERS GIFT FATAL.
His Single Bnse on Balls Allows Eos
ton to Win.

PITTSBURG, Aug. 0-Leever gave only one
base on balls, but it forced in Boston's winning
run in the tenth inning today. Beaumont and
Wagner, by doing daring base-running, scored
two in the first inning on a base on balls
a single and a wild throw by ". Clarke and
saved Pittsburg from shut out. The score:
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Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
How the Clubs stand.
FAST ON THE BASES.
The Champions' Daring Work Nets
Them Seven Runs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 9.-Brooklyn opened here and
won hands down. ''Cy' Young was easy pick
ing. and the saperbas' great work on the bases
Melted them seven runs. At that it was only be-
cause they were too daring in circling the sacks
that they did not double the score. The score:
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No news. no gossip, no business no
fluctuations. no prospects-such might be
the story OF yesterdays market and little
remain untold. The last hour of the day.
probably, has never been excelled on the
exchange for duiiness. Nothing doing"
exactly described the situation During
the morning hours few orders were ex-
ecuted and the professionals traded among
themselves little. but in a listless fash
ion, with no result. London was of yes
terday morning on the news that De Wet
has crossed the Vaal and that the gar
rison at Glands River probably has been
captured. The American opening showed
recessions from the level OF the night be-
fore in sympathy with London. the gran
gers. the Pacifics. and other international
securities especially exhibiting initial
weakness.
Later there was q recovery of the losses
in most cases and the close was near
opening prices. The American note to
China is considered a satisfactory docu-
ment ard it is thought that it may have
;he desired result of establishing communi-
cation between the Ministers and the al
lies. The news OF the capture Of Yangt-
sun by the allied forces is even better
IL suggests forcibly that the Chinese re-
sistance may not be strong. This victory
may, in itself induce the imperial author
ity. whatever that may be, TO accede 10
the demands 81 the American "memoran-
dunn" The news Of the capture of Yangt-
sun IVES not received soon enough TO have
any effect on the market, but it is not at
all certain that it would have done so.
There may be small advance this morn
ing on the Improvement in the Chinese
situation. but all indications are that a
continuance of the recent dullness should
be expected. The purchase of good securi-
ties on reaction is advised. The ques-
tion Wall Street asks itself frequently OF
late is who has the stocks?" They are
in strong hands. They are In the hands
OF people who viii not care TO sell out
dividend payers could be made with per-
feet safety at the present level.
Sugar Refining was the only stock to
show any activity. IL declined from 122
10 121 SIS and then advanced to 122 5-S,
closing with a good net gain. The stock
continues strong, and II is believed that
the outsiders are supporting il, though
what their purpose may be is not known.
Chicago and Northwestern was the fea-
ture OF the railway list, and perhaps even
Of the session. II was active compare
hands. and IL advanced rapidly three
points. The opening and low price OF the
day was 1853 12. and the closing and high
ie1 3-S. The excellent annual report of
the company published heretofore IN this
column was taken by the friends OF the
stock as a sufficient reason for booming It,
The grangers generally were fairly strong
making small net gains for the day.
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Stolen bases-Beaumont, Wagner. Two-base
hit-Dineen. Three-base hits-Beaumont, Lever.
Sacrifice hit-F. Clarke. Struck out-By Lever
2; by Dneen, 8. Bases on balls-On Lever, ];
of Dineen. /. Wild pitch-Leever. Hit by pitch
er-Beaumont. Umpire-o'Day. Time OF game
hours and 40 minutes. Attendance 2 400
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COULD NOT TOUCH MERCER.
Ex-senator Keeps the Reds Hits
Well Scattered

CINCINNATI, Aug. Only about 500 persons
saw New York defeat Cincinnati in close game
today. Mercer Kept the Reds hits scattered.
Poor work the bases kept down the score of
Cincinnati. The score:
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Washington stock 7.cnnuEe.

ales-Mergenthaler Linotype, 169
fS6 Ia 1oG1S6 1-2: 11d1s6 3-4; 5d1S7.
Lanston Monotype 32G11 ga. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage. 200@.13. After caIl-Capital
Traction, 50G102 IL.
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NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 9.-Jeff V. Sellers
a Wilmington IN. c. policeman, dropped
on the street here today overcome by the
heat and died fifteen minutes later.
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realizing sales. The cash demand con-
tinued very good, while the speculative
trade is rather slow.
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The Coal Trade Journal thus describes
the condition of the coal trade:
THE demand for anthracite has been a
quiet one lor some weeks, with a little
more streE 9Th in the latter days of July,
but when the middle of August has passed
there will be a decided turn for the bet
ter in this particular. unless all signs fail.
There has been considerable tonnage put
into stocking yards during the dull period.
anG this will all come into good play SO
soon as that demand spoken of shows it,
self; that may help to make the list price
of July |, a fact. and not theory, and it
will also prove that the companies have
done wisely in keeping up the production
soft coal is growing to be more active
and one may note in the reports which
come to hand an undercurrent of strength
tc this branch of the trade such as it has
not had in many months and We should
not be surprised if the prophesied repeti,
tion of last falls activity would really
come TO pass. There is a new source of
supply TO the Atlantic Coast trade during
the last week in the resumption of the
Georges Creek district Shipments and this
will give those who want this particular
grade a chance to stock up for their Hext
winters requirements. Prices are being
well maintained on the best grades of fuel
at all points. The increased demand for
coal to go abroad is also likely to continue
and will be of benefit to certain of the
trade. This is growing slowly, but steadi-
". to many points heretofore strangers to
our coal"
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Games Yesterday.

Brooklyn, I; st, Louis. 2.
New York. o; Cincinnati, 2.
Boston. 8; Pittsburg. 2.
Chicago 5; Philadelphia, /.
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EXPORTS.

Including 1850 bus Southern and 1891 bus
Western.
''Including FOG bus Southern and 2i,47s bus
Western
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The net earnings of the Ontario and
Western for the quarter ending June 80
show a surplus, after charges, of $151 .S66,
an increase of S11,2s7 from the same
period last year.
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BOER WSHURTS STOCKS
Initial Declines in Wall Street
With Partial ReeoverieS.

British Revcrscs in South Africn the
Dominant influence in the London
Drop in SymPnthy-Ster1fng EN-
change Heavy-The Grsngers Weak
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Rubber declined yesterday, going of
from rs "a at the opening to q "a at
the close. The boom in the stock appar-
emily was wholly manipulative.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, Sl.75 up samples Lrough,.
THoS. GEORGE Hlis 7th St sw AUST
ROOMS PAPERED, 81 up; work guaranteed; sara-
piles brought. HUNT. SIG ST. NV. aust
WALL PAPER-Were sweltering Seems rs Il oil
Sol won't let up. Jupiter Pluvius is hciping
US out in a while. but not eonnsi. Let
hclte paper your rooms His work is the best.
Rooms papered - up. +. G. NoLTE. sll 9TH St,
branch ,Nsz-tI-efn
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Once You Smoke the Scent sporty
Boy cigar you want other
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Corner 18th and F Streets.

Daily office hours 10 10 l and to g. Sunday.
TO 8.
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Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co., mem
berS Of the New York Stock Exchange, 14l9
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Which includes full treatment and medicine makes
it possible for all TO place themselves under the
of this world-renowned specialist In fact, ne
gives his services practically ;=ee. and the noni-
inal assessment OF So a month is less than the
usual outlay for medicines alone. Thousands in
the City Of Washington and surrounding country
rise up and call DR.. Young blessed for the
wonderful cures he has wrought in eases of Lung
Trouble, Kidney Trouble, stomach Trouble, Ca
tauh Rheumatism skin and Blood Diseases. or
some other tofturing or enfeebing chronic ma'ady.
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81 rs To baltimore and Return Via
b. a. d.
Saturday and sundsy, August II and u.
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The report of the Pacific Mail Company
for June is not a very good one. 1t shows
net earnings. after reserve fund deduc-
ton, of s33551. against S44,6 55 in June,
1899. This is at the rate of 2 per cent
on the stock only. There were no trans
actions in the stock yesterday.
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co., mem
rs of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 +
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News regarding the group was lacking,
but there is little disposition to sell these
stocks at their present level. The gossip
now is that this months crop report will
be rather poor one. Any small feae-
tion that may come in So. Paul, and
Burlington perhaps on account Of the re-
port, should be taken advantage of to buy.
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Sugar Refining was the only stock to
show any activity. IL declined from 122
10 121 5-S and then advanced to 122 SIS,
closing with a good net gain. The stock
continues strong, and II is believed that
the outsiders are supporting ii, though
what their purpose may be is not known.
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The grangers generally were fairly strong
making small net gains for the day.
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET.-Market
closed steady and active Standard OIL closed at
626g632 against 61SQ622 on Friday. Last prices Of
other prominent were: Havana Commercial,
7154S1h; preferred. 35G4O; Baking Powder. SSzGS9a
Bay State Gas, 1Q1ls; Markeen Copper. 41aa6;
Amalgamated Copper. S69S7; Amsterdam Gas 231s
g26; preferred. 461sg49 Rubber Goods 23Q23% pre-
fsrred. 7O14Q72; Dist'lllng of America 5a5H; pre-
fSrred. 2OgA; Storage Power. 1OG15; General Car
risge, 6asQ515; New-York Transportation 51aa6l4.
UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS.-Gross earnings
of the Union Pacific increased in May $168.l95 but
owing to increased expenditures on the property
net earnings decreased 1885,
BANK CLEA cIearings for the
week aggregate 81 1852, fOOO0O a decrease of 23 per
cent from last week. and of 1916 per cent from this
week year ago. They are % per cent larger than
in the same week of 1898, however, 81 per cent
In excess Of 1897 and 70 per cent larger than in
1894 Outside Of New-York clearngs are 2 per
cent smaller than last week. but per cent larger
than a year ago. Failures for the week number
49, as compared with 167 last week 15S in this
week year ago. 1S3 In 1898 225 in 1897 and 229 in
1896
TRACY & CO.'S OFFER.-Tracy & Co offer in
ahother column for July investment a choice seec-
ton OF high grade railroad bonds, netting the in
vestor from to per cent
REDMOND, KERR & CO.'S OFFER-Redmond
Kerr & Co. offer in another column an attractive
selection of July investments, of which descriptive
list and prices will be furnished upon application.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 50 (speciaD.-whsat prices to-day
lost 11sc Gables were disappointing. Liverpool was
not responsive at all 70 Fridays ally Thsrs
was heavy selling OF wheat BY Patton. who has
been scalping the market IN rathsr Large way ard
who considerable buyer on Friday The
business was not SO large the Wild fluctuations and
the severe margin calling having compelled cur
tailment in the operations OF the ordinary specl-
lator. Beerbohm estimates the worlds wheat cro2
at 1so,OOOoOO bushels less than last year The ag-
ures would be more significant Il 1t were known
how the American crop is estimated n Ire LIST
Crop news from the Northwest was unchangsd
Showers predicted for the Dakotas tonight Az5
tomorrow. but that territory this uorring showed
practically no rain August opened rom sZ5o .
sSc, sold between SEC and sc, and closed al NlSo;
July closed at SlGgsSsc, and the September closed
at SIC Kansas and Nebraska are having ans
weather for harvesting. The deliveries Monday
are not expected be very large. There has bean
some shipping demand for No. l Northern wheat
here this week. with about 10000 bushels soId To-
day. large increase in the visible Is ANTICIPATED
Monday.
To-night's corn prices are sGSc under Friday.
August opened at 42a4c. sold between lzTio and
421s942ssc; closed at +2as G427sc. The July closed
at 42lso and the September at 4Sl4c Liverpool vas
sd lower. Country offerings were Hight; there coz
unues good shipping business; about 80 90 bush
els sold from here. Clearances were Co 000 bushslG
Stocks this week will show no increase. Southern
Kansas had good rains Crop conditions generally
are favorable out the speculative mood - r2tnsr
bullish. Deliveries Monday viii De light Receipts
were ~ cars with SIS for Monday.
Oats were easy. with a good deal OF pressure On
the July. The close was sc Lrder Friday. July
2S5sc: August 244c; September. 24ssG2RSo Shipping
sales were 10000 bushels Receipts were 500 cara
with 20 for Monday Clearances were 2sloo0 bush
els. The Northwest estimated that its loss oats
will be over 90 OO0UU oushes but crop aGvcss
other directions are very favorabIs.
Flaxseed closed where IL did Friday. after WY
quiet day; September, 81 30. October. 81 70. AT tns
three points there We're % cars Of seed
Provisions were weak again. with a good deal q
Cuoahy selling and possibly some further selling
by Patten- July liquidation had something 70 DO
with the decline. Pork lost 25IS1c. lard and tbs
IHnl2l2c. There were 2L0@ hogs vsth 500 roE
Monday and l45.000 for next week stocks OF Aru
mere this month are expected 70 show an lncrS4-S
OF about 10000 tisrces. a circumstance that has lad
something do with the selling attitude OF certain
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Price changes were unimportant in yesterdays
stock market while the volume OF business was
light and wholly professional. Opening quota
tions were slishIy below Fridays close but
early losses were generally recovered In the last
hour dealings Final changes were as rule
small fractions. favorable bank statement
made no particular impression upon values, ow-
ing to the narrowness of speculation, but the re-
drction in liabilities shown strengthened con-
fidence IN the increasing soundness OF local mon
etarv conditions. Loans decreased S1,657,3oO
and deposits decreased 81, 300, and with a
gain in cash of $685. 200 the effect of loan con-
traction on surplus above legal requirements
WAS reflected in an increase Of 81 332, ,525. Stock
market trading was without feature, and out
side OF the more prominent speculative issues
practically nothing doing. Commission
houses were without important orders, London
was not a factor in the trading, and the opera
tions Of small room traders made up the bulk
of the days dealings.
Current conditions in the foreign exchange
market point 10 low rates for exchange in the
fall and a large movement OF gold this way.
Unforeseen developments may keep the yellow
metal in Europe, but otherwise the constant
addition TO this countrys trade balance and
the probable settlement OF the TransveaI
before the autumn should result in active chip
rnents Of gold TO the United States. Foreign
exchange bankers report that the drawing Of
bills in anticipation OF the fall crop movement
IS not factor IN the current market, ard that
there are no offerings Of commercial exchange
for fall delivery, such as exporters have been
IN the habit OF selling at this period Of the
There Is no short interest n the exchange mar
ket at present The small supply OF CONNER
cial bills is doubtless due to the feyerishness
OF the grain and cotton markets, and the chief
source OF supply comes from the arbitrage busi-
ness IN the stock market. London has bought
stocks here IN the lSstweel1 and II Is more than
likely that on any further decline foreign buy
ing Will become heavy. Foreigners who trade
IN American stocks always buy cheap and
sell dear" and ruling prices appear to appeal
TO London more than they do TO public traders
here.
The usual weekly table Of price changes for the
more active stocks follows;
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.

In eleven months OF the fiscal year net earnings
of tho st. Louis and San Francisco have been
IS 0S7,722 year ago earnings were equal 10 per
cent the first preferred stock and "a per
the second preferred. For the current year with
June earnings estimated there will be per cent
the first preferred and surplus big enough for
per cent the second preferred, and about per
cent on the common. The second preferred stock Is
now per cent dividend basis, and returns at
it's price about per cent. As the crops in
the Southwest large and general merchandise
traffic promises to be heavy In the coming fiscal
year the management OF the ST. Louis and San
Francisco may adopt a liberal dividend policy. and
pay per cent or more on the second preferred
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
/ Reichsnarks..- 1854 s-1e e4h
| 0uiiders 80. 4OH 80 i3-16aS9A

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New-Orleans - Com
mercial. Soc discount; bank 81 premium. San Fran
cisoo-Sght 10c; telegraph. 1216c. Cincinnati-Be-
tween banks 20o premium; the counter, 5Oc
premium. Boston-5c discount and par Chicago
300 premium. ST. Louis-10c premium. Savannah
Buying, par selling, 81 per $1,000. Charleston
Buying par; selling. &c premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKBT-Call money in
London. 1Ba1& per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills. 21Q2% per cent and for long
bills, 2aQ2& per cent. Berlin discount rate. as per
cent Berlin exchange London, 20 marks g
pfennigs Paris exchange London, % francs II
centimes. PGris discount rate, 27s per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money 1OO7s for the account 1OO9s. French rentes,
100 francs So centimes Spanish As closed at ny
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 61Ac. Mex
lean silver dollars, 4S11c. Bar silver in London,
2SAd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 2622; Lisbon. 80:
Buenos Ayres. 1890; Rome. 5s7