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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
STAMPS PRINTED ON CHECKS
PROBABLE ACTION OF IMPORTANcE
TO BANKS AND BUSINESS MEN.
The Internal Revenue Department May
Refund the Amount of the stamps on
Bank Checks

Washington August ii -Commls.
Z sioner Yerkes, of the Internal Re
wenue Bureau has given out state
nle1it regarding the return to bankers
OF imprinted checks and drafts that
have been sent to his bureau in order
that the stamps thereon might be re-
!. funded in pursuance of the act of
March, 1901. The banks and other
owners of imprinted checks and drafts
requested that the Internal Rev enue
manner as TO render its further use
possible and then return same to ITS
original owner. They were informed
thar under the existing law it seemed
impossible to comply with these re-
quests. Erhe commissioner says that
the sxtent to which these checks and
drafts are being sent in for redemp-
tion shows that large Dercuniary loss
will fall upon banks and owners If the
checks and drafts are destroyed after
refund is made for the stamps there
IN.
1.-THE most careful consideration,
be says "has been given TO the ques-
non as to the right of this depart
ment TO make refund for the value
Of ashe camps and then cancel and
return cne checks and drafts The
conclusion reached Is that under the
present existing laws it is not pos
sible so return these instruments tc
the lgyners but this department wal
proceed as rapidly as possible TO con
cider these claims and redeem anC
make refund to the owners of the
amounts due by reason OF the stamps
imprinted viii cancel these instru
ments so as 20 allow their future use
will store the various checks and vii
request Congress at its session IN DE
scember next 10 pass law unde
(which it will be possible and legal t
return these drafts and checks to tn
.lsinants and owners, II Is under
stood, that tine hanks Will also max
the same request and in this way
is believed speedy action may b
had "
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17

Arrive Williams Grove 1925 40
1150
Returning leave Williams Grove
at S. 90 Il. m. and 3. 40 p. m.
Excursion tickets good to return
until August 21st will be on sale the
entire week at one fare for the round
trip.
Excursion tickets good for two days
only. will also be on sale from Tues
day until Friday at the following
rates: Winchester, Lenore, Clear
brook and Ridgeway Sl.50: Bunker
Hill, Inwood, Darkesville and Tablers
81. 40; Martinsburg, Bedington Fall
ing Waters and Willamsport Sl.25.
Children under ~ years of age half
fare.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17

Uneasy lies the head that wears .
crown" especially If the latter doesn't
fit as comfortably as a fleece lined
nightcap. Edward VII is to have the
crown made over, says the Boston Her
aid, so as to make il agree with the
Individual bumps which England's
new king brings to the throne.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
An the Gubernatoral Handicap IL
the Old Dominion.
tslS COMPETITORS RETIRED
Before the SAGE Was Called, Know Full Wei
That Their Chances Were as One I'M
Millon---Each Pledged His Sup
port Which Was the Graceful
Thing 10 Do.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 15.-One Of the
most remarkable political revolutions
witnessed in Virginia during the
present generation eliminated last
night at eleven O'Clock at the Demo-
cratic state convention in the nomi-
nation for governor of A. j. Mon
tague, the present attorney general.
The convention was presided over
10y Carter Glass, the editor of the
Llynchburg News. AS previously in
Terred, the contest was between Con-
gresham Claude A. Swanson, Attor-
ney General Montague, Lieut.. Gov
Edward Echols and Capt. Jim
Marshall. For time 1t was a nip
and tuck struggle. but in the end
Montague outdistanced his rivals and
yesterday morning 1t was known
sSlnat he had mare than enough dele.
gates pledged TO give him the nomi-
nation. Montague's name was one
mentioned when the call for nomina-
stlon was made. Swanson, Echols
and Marshall made speeches pledglng
stheir support after Montague's nomi-
xaation by acclamation had been made.
AT midnight the contest Cor lieuten-
eaRt Cove nor was taken up, with
Joseph e. Willard the richest man
IN Virginia fsyorite, gains the field
1t liz said that Willard contributed
$50, 600 IN the Montague campaign
! fund, which naturally placed him
high in the esteem of Montague and
MS friends At one O'Clock il became
apparent that the convention would
not complete its work until the after
noon session. Fully five thousand
people, including all Ii beral represen-
frative hdies fled the convention
nall and thew cheering was vocifer-
0ns when Montague was nominated.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
-.urAnKsBunG WANTS THE CAPITOL

Clarksburg August l5.-LeadIng
citizens of Clarksburg and influential
politicians Of the middle section OF
the state have begun quiet canvass
CT sentiment concerning the removal
of the State capitol from Charleston to
parkersburg. A strong sentiment fay
ss~5ng this move has sprung upall over
rns State excepting the part of 1t ad-
jacent to Charleston and doubtlessly
athe question will be submitted to tie
people in the near future 1t is con-
seeded that should a change be made
the capitol will go to Clarksburg on
account Of its central location.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
r,nensive Canal.

To finish the Panama canal a tunnel
miles long, 100 feet wide and 100
feet high viii be necessary. 1t viii cost
81. 900 a yard, worlds record IN ex-
penditure, being four times greater
than the Mont Gents tunnel.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17

For the Changers Picnic at Will
Iiams Grove, August goth TO s1st, 1901
inclusive, the Cumberland Valley
Railroad will run special excursion
trains to an from the Grove and sell
excursion tickets as follows:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17

b0rs 5eHa uc SuiHShh'h5
neig bhorhood.
FoItz.
Foltz P. 0. Aug. IS The rail-
came IN time 70 revive the corn and
other Vegetables.
Mics Grace Lindsay, Of Martins burg
spent last week with Miss bessif
Daily near here.
MIR. q. " Foltz and wife attended
frs Epworth League Mass netting al
Middleway last Saturday aud Sunday.
Thpv thins that over two thousand
persons were in attendance. Key.
Harms. Of Martinsburg, was present
and gave wonderful discourse on
SUNDAY afternoon.
Miss a. p. Wyson. Of Hickory Mary
land is on an extendel visit 70 Mr.
Euaina Varpum.
Mr.. A. NJ. Foltz and daughter are
spending this week III Clipp, W. Va.
shepherdstown certainly manifested
The - B0llSn DE tut obutAi "'f w.
h spitality peculiar to the IF. f. W
during the Epbworth League Confer
ance
The delegates will look back with
happy remembrances OF the pleas mt
GAYS they spent in the historic town
The Mount Wesley S. 5. will picnic
at Morgans Grove Saturday.
The ltinerant ministers OF the
church OF Jesus Christ failed TO get
an audience at the schoolhouse on last
Sunday We are of the opinion that
they could do more for the Master
among the lawless of the west than
among the chrlstianized and church
gong people Of this county
There will be an ice cream festival
at Bedington under the auspices OF
the Jr q. Y. A. NJ. on Saturday
evening August "a. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
Orestes
Baxter.

Baxter, w. Va, Aug Is. Mr.. Albert
Edwards who has been in Ohio for
some time was here a few days age
attending TO some business.
MIR. James Shriver of Sleepy Greek,
is now home on the sick list, but we
hope he Will soon recover.
Mrs. Mary White, who has been
visiting relatives near this place, re-
turned to her home at Tomahawk the
first of this week.
Miss Rosie Barnhart of Hancock.
Md. is visiting undertaken S. A.
keesecker.
Dir Allen Butts, of Jones Springs,
was the guest of his son Rolley, Sun
day last
Miss Nellie Harper has returned
home from a short visit to her cousin,
Miss Maud Harper.
Mrs. Belle Edwards. of Keyser, W.
Va. is visiting relatives near this
place. Mr., Hay Albright, and wife
were visiting Mr.. L. G. n Harper
Sunday.
Rev. Mckinley preached mt Hedges
willie Chapel Sunday.
Mr. |. W. Wood, is picking peaches
and soon viii have TO run large
number of hands.
She saws she loves her darling Will:
That Wits the apple of her eye;
And she is never happy quite
Unless her WINS close by.
Now that is not a stupid thing F"
For any girl TO say, until
You find one who does not
Want always her sweet will.
Knickerbocker. "
Soho.
Mr.. J H. Morgan, was the guest
of Miss Celtic johnson, Sunday even
ing.
Camp meeting broke up at cross
roads Sunday night.
Mr.. Linden Wintermoyer, was the
guest of Miss Rhoda Riser, Sunday
night
Mr. s. Cole, and his best girl Bes-
sic. were in our town Sunday.
Some of our boys thought themsel-
yes very big throwing cigars at ladies
AT campmeetlng. They viii learn
better.
Mrs. Scott Barnes was the guest OF
her sister-in-l law, Mrs. B. L. Riser,
Sunday.
Mr.. J. Wintermoyer, was the CUES
of 5. Barnes Sunday evening
Some OF Or young men are anXlou
for rural free delivery.
Mrs. J kindle of Romney is visit
inc friends. here.
Rpv
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
AUCTION EERING.

Having procured licence for auctioneer
ing. respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage in that line. | will cry
sales on a per centage or lump the Job.
MY charges shall be reasonable and salts
faction guaranteed.
E. r. HENSON,
7-I-99-Iy bunker fflii, w. va"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
CORRESPONDENCE.
90 cnnnrspoNpENTs

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
You like to read about your neigh-
bors send Us something from you
nei2 bhorhood.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17

SENIOR Perez Says Chief bone of Com
tention Between the Two Parties
For Many Years Has Been the
oaestion Of Embracing Advancing
Civilization.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
THE nAK kETJ.
MARTINsBURG
GRAIN.

cosg.el.a Egsl, ErIaay y e. Parhs.
The sun., 1901-01-17
SPfIT " TtRP tO>GRFSS.
Leading Track, WIN Unite in Forming western
Jn,hc, club.

CuIcACo. Jan 10 The Chicago. - Ious
Now orleans. Iuronn and Tanr'ran tracks
will wrhdrHv from ne present Turf Congress.
md organize a new body similar 20 'ho Post.
err Jopkrs ,Iuh. sad a prominent do.agrta
80 the session of the Turf Congress old ~
'no Mr.uug',n Hotel to-day tn. viii
t.oan the 1i-~plu'tnu uc 'h" present Turf Gone
.r",. the THROWING uu' 81 tho smaller south
rin trarks prd 40 orsnulIatlpu 81 . strong
Western n.dy. rH'. y board Of -'evnrds that
viii h" extremely powerful iu turf matters
n" cor riua'ou Includes 'hc hlg 'rarks
Of tlc Wet. with ~" exception # Oakland
and luglc-ido the iut'"r - which has not
h"ru IA operation thlS ~"1Son. II niso leave,
oHli .ttl" Rock aud other southern tracks
Iha~a VIII b" provided Tor. however. n ITO
present plans matur" Tn" SMALLER tracks
efful Comhiu" ANY track not So licensed
Will ho termed an outlaw ,i"rdwav Ap-
rarCutly thoro Is nothing "IsN for he South hern
tracks to do than To aGr"o 10 the situation.
L. wns planned after the Turf topgTess nd
iouruod At 3 o'clock to-d1y To- have tho big
tracks WITHDRAW The now hodv, If IL soc,
thrpYgh, will Ollot al raCing Gates
IN" "uJ'', oI IN" meeting wH~ To provide
fnr III" DIVISION ot n" money now In the
t-o.snry Thi' ,E. was r,'r GSs"Gnp,,ncd lyery
s1.nur TAs lony"> IA" 0'.'u ~ e. 900 in the
trrIsurv, which T. q. said wI.! cover 'Ar pre- ent
expenses II !, prohah'" hat N" biz tracks
treasury ~ IA" now j'c,"y cub 10 be formed
ton ADJOURNED 10 tho Auditorium knuox
Tho name chosen tor ih,s BODY was tho Wcer-
err JocE"v tluh II w7S sad also that Mem
phi- woui I've taken IN la'rr Louisville is
Coi + N Arporson Of L'tlc Rock said
Tn" Turf C9nsr"ss WI 70, dissolve viii
main IN il viii hc Highland PARK. N"wport.
Nlshvilr md Iii'le Rock
The sun., 1901-01-17
tiillIards

III" third game of tho seric. for tho hn.
ton Of Amatcur Mliari PlaN"r- resulted
In n victory for !. Byron stark. former clas
X Champion. over Edward " Car duer Of
PlSsaic, Y \ by tho score ~ a00 to ?n; II
was played at n" Hanover CLUB. Bedford
avenue and Rodney street, brooklyn, and
bad an exciting 'ui~h as Gardner was coming
strong AZ the md
stark led un with n cluster II 70 buttons :
end rail In N" fifteenth iunIrg We forir cr
ClRe~ II PLAY or succeeded IN getting tho ivurics
together and pushed ~ snail run - II
StnrK played hrilil1uily after this and finished
In grand ~ J." with runs nt ~, S and So eil
b. eft nursing strokes I Ht his made i'm
a champion cu"l~i
Gardner was never IN the game as he was
unahl" to Iccus'Om lis stroke 10 tho fast
tahle Frank e Gardner champion ~ the
Crescent \ e. and his brother Edward v
gardner. VIII meet In the game this evening
The summprv'
STARK ~. n.o.a.I7.:l,o. q. ,. 0, o, ait. s.iLo.S
= 20 -. :: !. !. l. 4 81 q. ). = ., o l. :. 80 ~.
90, a Total 500. hvtragt. 3a3S high runs, 81,
: 90. o. 81 ~. - Us. =. -. :. : !. 10. l. : O.
:! - io - Total ?oi average. '2a7 nigh nuns
Hefr'rs rfutri Nc'ssgh,ln
1hr"e sam"s were on 'hr schedule in the
\ l. haniiosp billiard tourney NJ tie
kn"t"rh'cs"r { ll~' night Onlv two
wcrr paved ~ t. IIrsl. 81. forfeited ~
4 VI toSNul. l?,. in class y The oth"r
gam" IN iN> class n straight rail resulted
pr . p Fletcher. 81, hy ~" score II 100 10
~ Ia class - li-'urh balls liuc 4 VI
pe I"uw liu won hg q ppIn' over : "
Andres l?' the ~r"r" u"lug llo'o le1
The sun., 1901-01-17

Corrrqav x shot ror tho Kemp and Clark
trophies at tho seventh Regiment trmorv
last night f'r tie Kcmp trophy the score
was i.nai. which j. q h"l.ni N" scorn NJ Com
panr m1ie ON ruc4day evening The -cor"
ilr the tllrk 'tophN w0S 2,G'7 which heats
t,r1rfu. g.. -.or" hr Tn" sruro'
l. WAR kemp Trophy Private I. \. johnson. -.
private - Z, M''S,1cr. IL. Private \ lsU~S"n, ~ .
4c ,api Il "ctcru, 20 Private =. MckisSou, - .
pfI,ht. 4. y Sin"t dr, - lArce tprporai \. Is.
Wa!D -. lance Corpora, u ic ,ftN, ~ corr nTal
\ Stout - private { y NlI.h-"s. ~ Private
II Mch kirkland. ~ larcr totputHl D. ,,rve
lane. ~ l.euLT naftpn, ~ Pri'H'"F { Ncvc 'u'rr,
- P'.Tg'" E Z ~ Nivirt, - corpora II uom'h.cs,
lf a.. Pfi,sir Il. DE &. curtis. ~ Private R -.
swan. a. rrlva" = pwicht a.. rryAlr = nc
ludd'r 80 rugd'r u strong. -, - 'ate D.. s.
col .mm.n- Ian, rnrhy nryaic harnc..
S~rg, \ Nch"s. 4s lrSste 1. =. Chandler. -.
Lieut. = barnard a. FuvA;c Scgddet. 81,
Ir,va', II dr Nildc, A. Olarrrtanst-'- Sergeant
.. V Cary. Ji Al pivae hhs' - IrVHte
+ g S,essr, - lu7am g Handy. 80 rrya,.
g. l.. Nu,dr,r ~ Corporal {. II Swords, -. rf.-
yht" T. g Mead. ~. 81 private { Is Ctan". -,
I-'yn'c \ D,Yglas. y. Prcsr l.. V Satrr.cc.
- Prvat- ! e irrlrF. ~. rrlvhi" S u Quite
hr1gr N Prvatr e. niyIs. IS Private l. \ Mor-
san n CrpF, f. Toy, ~ PRIVATE Prentice,
80 ptNa,r hc + Hicks II. Total. go
Kemp Trophy s~i'c.. ! ~ Grand tpial. 3 on7
The sun., 1901-01-17

American Na,lon.l Tournament Nsr''"'-
Norarcn ami r''msnin. at the ""frhn.A A'''"''
,'oiuIh.a I~.su. C.n,gry wh'sln.r F''v.'-'
and rhprniA al ScG!I.sinr .a'l.Nt
Harlem t~sruc Fr'ndsh'P. t"'n'H.d1 ~
Fclrs. a, Thun s kahlaCur' slsNs
Ftrs lusutanCo League NN'l' a'T y .'' ~
A..ur,nc- ,ompauN, rh,riS fi'r !rs ''-
pany and Hom- Flr. lnsutincr CO.. rs'' ..
and ! t,,rnar-Amcr'rar Fifc ln'.rlrC' 4" ...'
Greenwich lie Insurance '"upEU' a'' N'' -
rit~ nd,tWrj''s Nrcnc, ~ Relf st."'
Arlington National l'agu" l1rrO"' = .''
croft ,thc Arlington Hal Antis
nl'.d rowllas 'I.6' IrhinHn'n, 80 ....
NoHl S.dr Iossy" M"'r.'' lr"rnHi ~
N.p York Ro,sl Arranum i~as.'
Council CoI's, council and our '"an''
M,"Sha OK Ri,,ai A,,,nlm r~,g,. r.-.7 i
councT N,,.Au 'uYncn and I"ns i'n0t
at In not .'r's
rTr,Elyn Ro,al Ar-,npm Lea.
mont ''rruVIs togurl. befforr t"-rr.
l,u Council st TfNiroi Sal'Js
Chrruih.t. National Tournament
peral and R,'uecs. Ntihe El'p5lrit +h'
As.oristed q! cUnE club ~ l"ng l.,s
men, Cis.. i Rova, Arcan.m w. .,
Illiar.s,Ifg Nhcy'rrn and Macon We ' =
C5u1l r-rk wLeclu.n. NTr1m ,..''
p'onklNu Rama 'le's. lssyVe H'n
rfAnEln Trust and liusd1h' tNn'. "' .
hl,'s ... o..
Annex A. settler at!ess .
staten island lsagr' imperial f'''
olympia ~ tAstr-S sGl"}' .
Athletic i~Aci" \'pa't -
~ ~. N.FsrA \ q Har's .. Fh'-'
,',rs~' CAY & lab elihs llJsh"i. d .'a
Mood. Hrn lnvfnsr.cut hooi"'.
Wet Hoboasn. stN'Ehth Apu.aI's 1.'.' =.
Nnrh Ntv .'-f~, l.6su. 'n.".'-s .'
VALLEY. stthe ~ pl'.sAl'-yt
The sun., 1901-01-17

me iltrhmort \ G Dictated 10. iomptinN \ &.
has.rtha.l t"Hm on SATURDAY night hy the score VI
- iu u
Ry \ >c1fr ~ - tn - the BtlS,ol I've uon VA
ronal lraguc gam" ron t0e l'nnsyivaEia bcyc,
cum at ~ Nld''n, "A on Monday night
The washington Athletic cub v.Sh's games Aany
from home E'h teams IN tn lsS pound class Ad
,.rr>s Manage Fred lIo'rmAn, 10, -. NrNHIs =.
Trr freshman BASKETBALL team Of Columbia Tn'
vs's'N ts'sapi tnr Cuil.r School nve "a mo to.uln
b.a yyrnas.1m l"Sis'dsv afternoon %. score ~
~ points tot
II li,t'r'I IN 'Sds} night a.. s 81. i've art
tnr HrnHH I'."E' gia"stS + I'G ~ !'~ latter
o.rr ou'r's,.co =. 90 Nsu Nt'"u r'eHS'S who Won
o.. % ,rrrr - ~ a. =
rt~ N.'H,r \ @ hes.s'NaH tra'' Np",t I,Sr 90
arrange gnmrS N''h teams 1NCfN: ~ 40 pounds.
tt, Nc w. oTu ,FHr; N'i-"ss \ }. ItI', %. @"
u.N ga Man. ats"
FNNNl,N. ism. Ir. 20 TIE - ".HAs IN. - 'A-
Jamaica iilgh NcADn tur ist RcrkawH, iI.h school
tam r-i lr'sAi ~ day "a The Qv",us hu'uIgh In
t'r,rhplANc AiE'tr i"sgur 'tHtrpUi Sl'p mstrn.
Jam, 90 rJlei ~ prnts t1 tie NiNtrf,, ~ the
NfS' Ia AMI then Nth thc change IN gCAs th' '.S
- shat u N the reN period o play, leaNlug
tn ma score jana ca iigh School, ~ lAf Rock
away high School, 4.
The sun., 1901-01-17

Capt 'osn :. r'Non ~ the Athletic Comm tie.
- ta. Hr'I ,"yeutL 'Ug nrnt stated y'SiruLy that
4 ID I>,it uf tar IaSi'mr : 4 Houiu wv 'pr tie
indoor Ior Nati reo ~ - the in'ni geT"s VISA ne
NtpuJy u \ g. tritFs for th- various open eysu't
nr flc u.p..anrts have D IN received f'ru istsfsl.
pf 10 iph nnpsrI cut and Other ont - town s i,-
va.rI .. a good ni'eAN IN 'urA 'ur'css'iI H.'''.
I.i',s .. tar hrA r', rRCr, at The yfl'i tiI ct
mrot n'ira -, .atrd yr az C'Ihs ant ,.inglus .
l..A,b Reg mem. ,'HsSt aSt nlgbi. \ 90" rlrIt,
Urtr h~'u VEL INu 90 9'f h'f' gf Ns' "a 'Ltf."s
~ trr t~Aa. p.r,st race. tle ttlas and insI> ~
winch VII n" dec'J~d un SAiuffAy nrN together VITA
the iral heats IN the Other hcy events The nnas
uf ihs hir cle races sud the following sitlruC vents
VIII br rgn ~ on Jsn ~ ~ yard handicap 80 HAtd
hhnilrap, so ARD handicap, hnd ore mic handicap.
fnuies fur the aihttc events close with Capt. o. :.
Jaoby. Elgbih kegiment Afmor,, on Jan. 81.
The sun., 1901-01-17

The Nrs' division won rtrst pr.'A '"- -.'.
nor, lrac'lc" this IL called ~ ?. .
merit ir5s ard is value ~ 500 ti"s.. .
f.,urr Il merit priv" Vas won bl 'h' -". 8
division The secondary h'tt"rv l~I.'. d"
pri3c valued a. So. was won 'T ~" t.'l
ILr cauvr'itivr d-ll followed It.G
division drilled aud IA" incentive Wa q
honor of oar-,in. the ""INr~ Tor 70" '''
Yord licu, f,~rhnrt, T. : y and I."i
Mthc. : \ Lieut.. Irving Noun D..
The secord dI,lsiun. lIelt " y ll"f !..-
tho ,lird division and Lieut. , y. i b r-'H
the fourth division n" contest "t- ..'
close and aiior "A careful consider D. ." 'I-
Judges announced Tint IA" s'r'nd .."'
h,d won With :: per cen IN" I''. .
son hni so Ver cent N" 'uird 0''.'..'
pcT cent aud tho fourth division - '"' 30.
The second division Wa Hs~ru'."l %.
" u p4ncnn. lr who vns VI" farmer ..i.'
nandsr VI N" battalion. prrscu''d me e. -
There Wa dancing In tho Hrmor' r0'b ''i'
rlglf
The sun., 1901-01-17
Turf Notes.

LEXINGTON Jan. ih.-Baker and Gsntrv to day
soil to ". IL ShyTe of lAtnuia 4 chestnut eIli by
klug,tCok "a CArmsrc.tA an rhcSinut cit hy
kins<tock. dam Reflection 10th sfs two vrsfol0s
They ais sold to thc same part, 'or III totrlcan
thr hay My. years ot, by R0sy dhm Miss Murphy
Fu>IuN. Inn. 10. Thomas v. lawson hs. a
tered cash pfyr ~ 5! son fU ne hr,t rh'' ~ high
s'.pr.nV harness horses tThlli'rd Al the coming
pue'un Il0' Shne Ir" pi'" is orsn 10 rA'tS ~
an. Sire a. oN iust have Won r,iy. At Af, rec
ugn' 'sfd lorsr show. IN fAfrr', animals wars
~Iug haired NJ ldwSit offers tn addition ''Ih.
gv>nr Itophy Nrd ir'rr.' valued at 81 OOO and
ano'h'r spr''ai q" 5000 10Y u" h'si h'Eh Stepping
I.fueSx
The sun., 1901-01-17
RrookIyu A. 4. Election.

At 'ha annual election of IN" Brooklvn
{ "a. Cnilowirg ofNlc ?, were elected
President John i B'ldlrv. Vice President W.
lam !. rIliv l'ecrfing Secrrtsry. John j. Martin
ru,nc At Srcrrtsry John H. cas- Ir~sSutst Charles
II N1rflN CrutaIr John e. DOYLE mtmlFiN 80 tus
how'd ~ GnvcTno's. rlsSS ~ '"'2. Gerfrs NssnAn.
'T10 ms ClSyrl,e. John Grih. timothy Ii Svs,rey
CN,-l.g H. pl.llIp' class Of 1901, itoh'u v. cross.
and t1i iItuu Ham Ton
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iEe hloor nsd,r- NnNi Cluh has .,ct,t %. fo
10" ~ nMcetN 'irS i"ui. n. + Lang re Pros
dent ,' e l' l'L.r tO'Iss s,pprdng Sscfstsry. A =
b'uIcl Rccoriur Srcr.iSry = Rssh. Apiai,i = y
Va'r' J. ~ L"utstHit / Matches S-onrd li.r
tenant. N.'ha'l . pNcefr msrlsfs HlAft ~ ltrS
tee. I'p"u~f ~ o. Ssy. George piNh.r !
Ne chow snd ii~nr' rr's-s'n
~ The annual election 81 tts Naiun, Bost C,uh
81 brooklyn hs following IN .s chosen for IN.
yrsf President. " IL Ccos Nio' President. la
Band Secretsl, T. d Becker Treasurer. T. Merls
CApt.ln. Thomas j. Mc-ofn'cs n,mh>rs Of Posr!
~ t'o'ernots class OF 1909 William " S,tus. George
winters, George Pierce, ! " hogan, !. Wsnrght
COMMITTEE on New Fohthouse, V. II. Bishop. l. j.
Mccormick, and FfedcIlck Aeuek
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MILITARY Athletic League Oflccrs.

Tho Military Athletic League has elected
the following oN'Degs for the ensuing v~ar
pfr-.dani, tol e. II. lVscpmb Nc,-"ie.d- d-ui-.
Col u o.. 1fralUrN. Commander 4 u rry and
Nahf U = l.fp,n corresponding Ser'stary. David
Wlla,' Rccpti!us Secretary. up. John Dixon.
--ra-uf-r CT ~ Thu'.tou nnail " Nanec,r
1pl pDnnnHGr. NHtr lhplh, CUW de NussN Makr
pr,ar. capt pep", 0'st, capt Bn'1w'n, CHpt Walsh.
Capt. VILLAINS. capt Hamilton, Commander Frank.
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team has notified rouus' lvania 'hEi the dual
mcat set for Feb y At Philadelphia mus, ho
de"ltrcd "a Ihnt d1'" comes ~ tho n1ids,
- ll1rv 'rts n'Id-v"ar examination period
80 hat II lrvard r.pr"-or'a;l voS rannurlel,a
t'u'r hTil
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A Matter Of lAterest 70 Real Estate peio'>
Al nsorasa-y RAAl ssi,k News - prsteo Z,
psee dstail eaeh day In rlts sly 1or n" -.
10 your busiptss No other paver gVes s"o' s~
Nhon 70 this dstAu -AAA
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-h, thir4 sams n the United Rowling Clubs, Sse
ton 2 tournament 'o'od NJ tae hfc,de ALLEYS on
T,eScry ricrt ~As rN'n hr the p.'.rIe' team Tho
scores
n.'.ntr Fi.ckcn.'cin. ~ G'ocsn-r laE An.
GruSS 'sl i',li ia7 Meier ~ Total s1'
Ac,, ,ent Walter lNA AcSr, ~ Trlr ~
D,ih1.dt ~ Filter 'Os TOTAL. NJ"