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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-14
D1sTRIcT OF WATERBURY, ss Probate

IT.
 Estate of Catherine McLean, late of Water- bury, in said district. }
 Upon the application of Edward Mclean executor on sad estate asking that an order may be granted him to sell two certain pieces parcels of land situated Waterbury at scribed in W Waterbury Land Records. Vol =, page 539 and Vol. fs page 624, which see for further reference as per application on file more fully appears. it is
 'ORDERED. that said application be heard in said District, on the 16th day of March A D., 1901, at o'clock in the forenoon and that notice be gir en of the pendency of said applica tion and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing the same one time in some news. paper having circulation in said district 7 Robert A. Lowe Judge
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-14

nISTRICT OF WATERBURY, SS PRO- D bate Court. March ljth. 1901.
 Estate ot Michael Dillon Of Waferhurv in said district. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the tlist,,ct of Wat erbury hath limited ana allowed six months from the date here of for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time will be de barred a recovery: All persons indebted to sad estate arerequested to make immediate pay ment to
 Margaret Mccormack, Executrix.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-14

Tn saEdrday's Democrat our next serial 4soFQ A6rood the Lines" will l1 ud11 " Int xlnk eeQry l1ach MI 1elae4 gyexv one s-8 s-5:
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-14
Home Steam Laundry,
 2z7 Bank Street.

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT And practice and patronage have helped us to turn ont as nearly per feet work as q laundry is capable of. Attention to little things and a de sire to please our customers in every little detail goes wonderfully towards obtaining perfection and patronage at one and the same time. Telephone or postal brings our wagon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
HTNNI tND THT NJ tGITS.
Tho Annual Irrid Trials Z" Ne Held on
" q Nhitnr,'s Estate.

Tl,- wear ~" p,ld 'TI..- ol '.r National
E.,-lr club - Amer &c viii D." .'id ON N"N
= sud the follow d1v~ "n r"' grounds Of
William 4, WAitr,l a. hrati"y HIS
If. D,I1i-- vIll hy," NEARLY much 'u"
a. or 'lr op"u U'WNs'"'d Hf'~ md Gwen
Moor. ~ruff A. 90" rIntI'- u"rr' Pew" u'ru
snu' a. AUD are abundant Ia" rI'~-"- v.l
hr u~ 'ull'N-
ut.r is, a ~ dng> a. SO. 1,sr ts'u.sa
ir.i,, ard a' wei afir"u .n'H'. l''' v'fr -"
- -,ud s.; tari s.
rpsutIH.r a ~ Hi' - A.. rr~' .ir'i g. re~1
80 nr' H,sf nr'.u ig'.'' 'I'S pffr - -0sa4
.,sr Ice o. %. DE-, ,rf r'-a-. al 1sr.
tfIf'ssr Inttss snu H.4r. ifs go. 80 srHrri
- tht1 - fa .ta 80
ffJ prr =. .e~'li . TAI. '1H 5"
tass Hf-H uH,. 'H.'s 'F - HH" H...fs
fr.sr IuHH-s Hr under tHs tlHHHds pfurF"n Hf
pan ns.lur -urs a. ~, un- OF '1r'ur 49, ,nf
ms drss 80 y o'ut'4'f = p''a tfN 90"
90. = 20. s,.s.. ,,m. r,rdr1rs DO 'r
fHe md rst.H-s tr'r-su fr-trs r H-.Ff tTfr
pho .. s-v'ld 5.
Vie annual r,r',.' frr ne National ,HaI
Tsrgs cup vl H.-. '' H l H' f'r
fYHI- Dr. o.. IYtt- NO 'f f# .fl f.'
r 900 "-II fH .HuH' a U"' .r.
.H4I.I-. HfF .rHsr t. f..
50 .s.-' fsH i"' m Do
v I fHT Dol. Rvtri~' o. |H "H
fNt Ht|F fHIFr o. 'FF
t.. HH. Don't. Ia.Hr VOW. 90. ..| code" |.
ns.. ~HuIIt HI. 'H.
81. fHF separate H.HHa f HFh ". DO
IH.H| rHmafrf IT, sHfrHrr ft
sasf rIaH- uf sfIfF IHrH.f mHtf HH.HH lHIr
- rruf Its Isfs rn-a nn pu 70 y 20 f-s
secstary. q Mia Mtarto L@G lAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

soue very fine race, showing improved
form each tame OUT firrt WHIP has run
CDusl.teut TaD - ever -int" Ni- lhl'N- 'dl
old form. and with few exceptions has flN.I
away weight. yet La lrat"n ION" "i VIZ"
I..-t Alc,ziu's phenomenal p~"ffutiuah'"
In the Suburban Haudi ap. when h' ga
Iota,I away from hi field IN record 'lin"'
PLACED hun far up on the ladder ~ iaul",
iut hIs Cprr-spundiuglN IHsor showing III
the Brighton Handicap, wh"n u" Nar ~
gracefully tsaten, brought Nlh n'Nu
again Mat"reure. who Ct int th" money
IN 10th the Suburban nud Brighton haudi-
Cap- has l..u an inland ut"t AMIN" N'ht
has shown ability that c"mlar'~ VIVA
the l-.s' 81 hi rIvals
when Wa Iay-r cam" East With = bong
list Of triumphs 10" n not ~r'yH-IN O.
slderad NJ frst. tut inside Of q e." weeks
IA. l.com. "A pnuuar idol Weight was
pil.d ON the Cardl"mas Cul' hN i1' haidt
ll' be- won lu-i the sam" hll'
IL s.efn"i lmIsI--lhl for huu 20 t"~' is
owner rt,~.d him without l"i'up u''h N'
bacame stab" Then JrCN'h comm VA
ruled n th" turf fpr q "r h"i ni" HI''
later Iur-"r Wa hu", SlUi .'g a I"fi'fi'-
auop pu Wax Tap - h.'k 'hh' was l'I
raukur-- u~ucNc-l"i A. saratoga ih'
st.wauI- wrrr fuallr rnml~ l'i . T'h~'
Wax Iatgr'- entry uNt. o. vas an ASSURE.
fact TIA the culi Mas a. IN me IN. We
week. 100" IaudlrmAs colt, q. ~ gong
has shown much Of hi- 10 si''~l, lul On
W.du.-ity lh-' be- pull,,i up ~ lam" ihhi
he may 10. retired for a." r'-t ~ "a" y,nL
kamart - q consistent MN" hi' haN
won n.i-"lf uUt fpr 4 ii MH'k'F $40
Maid klupU f4r her iu the early par - ia"
wear uh,aut"r. though an "li-'l0l'f
sun show ABILITY a. Nir VIII NHli "''En'
iu good held, sidney Lucas has shown
ls'tnr form than a yr't agn anu mas
L. SaV which - tie test haudl-
cau ~. 81 a.. war would. Ia "a" 'dc''
Of puzzliug facts. H. a difficult matter.
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vTvpHIs PROr - or IRIS TRACK.
A Quarter Of n Wilton 81 Dollars sp'ni IN
Pert rctinx the Grounds

N,,urr. S.rt - & IA q Killings ~
Chicago .ud Sew Work Witt Unlimited IMAM
,.a. r,~pur..- at h- tack and ,ui"!''d h'
pure lpf, ut th" sport D. Ir"iHi'nI I" h''''
tins city the winter hoiur ~ ih" ihin">- ra''I-
Of the American turf. o. - l~ already 90"
home 81 o." ulurlu. h"t-', \ quarter
~ a million dollar have h."u -''rt e. DItd
aud ornament tI, track and I.ft 81 ih'
NrrrlI. IruttItg ASSOCIATION. ana tho 70
-u.' o., that. o. -" opinion "f N''h 'i'1N
and other vel truvu Bu'hou'los. ih~ b.
tho meet cumpi't" and n"-t EQUIPPED nun
utus track ou 90" continent Al ~" WORN
Wa dor. darius tg' ~umu'r and everything
viii br complete. iu time f"r o." "p"iIHi
me, ting. Vh,.l Oul clos" IN" 'r'"d if'"''
far l.pl. commencing uu OF 81. following
directly after tho meeting 90 lS'i'F'.h
fur tho meeting herr purses ai.'ih'ls
Ia $4,000 haN, b"-u huug az III early
clustng cycut-. ending on jane .. have b,'h
fl.d by a splendid elias ~ tHf-'' Tic
.Nu.,t,Iou 81 ~. promoters u ia" track
IL that most ~ th" horse tnishtng ih"n
-.n,ou here will 10" stabbed in tins city until
IA. otruing 81 tho neat campaign S'lhl"
,,1u has n.cu built lur 80" horse aud al-
ready $50 Of the. ~tlil- are b'sp'-'n Tor
I'M, A. and IL. equipments AZ" IN" uIo~i
cnuIuIet- ever seen a. ~" south lu' 'l''7l-
way. a luli miir. j. luo ir'i "ll" ilf.lsh""l'
VIlt surrounding the tft"t l> q '"'. 'l''
Under road ~ 'rilulfr UUfIH-'- Win
respect O., ~p''-'. o. De- set 90 h' '"'."i ~'f'''
40 ,h. gllLr..- arc. hut iN. uuIlI'T- &C.
,lIr. tnr, . o.. perfect. the -uI having ua''u
f,ur.I Co ur -p., ally auHTt~t g. iu" i4i-
,.p-,. and no "N,"us" haN!ys b'rh 'l"t'N
10 perfect th" surface" The ,"ur-' IT."
stable, are built tn m" ceutr" 70 . ''"-1.r"
,r,,f aud every Do oh - the ground '"' u-'-l
~ rt s0th',i g. r. l'v"' lawn beautifully -'iu"i
boo gr-ru upIn~,t" iu" g~t"nd-iand is "
dense t, rHs'
sir Huus- has ur,va'" stables AZ th"
,r..t WITH t,n'.mpuauuu for slAtN horse
Oibrr wealthy lHr-" owners val! al~" pay up
,I..tr own stable N" track BE- 'Iu'pt 'l
Ntu i- uWu ~,l~,trt, light. water ~N-io'u
md other lurtpl.rrala \ water tower
With a. tsn crlluUs capacity ~euIs hrt"Nith
Mater through hvuruut~ into every stan
zach sttI. IH~ - own electric light
The coming hafur~- rec" m"tinS - ~ N"
patur. uf ti. 'NurrlH.,rf To- thl~ mart "t ~"
r., Such rr''rT'.-"s never have N""n
p,pulur south ~ k'''I'lN. although - a
hr.ssi'ur country 1"i U"~~"'. and istghhnr-
ing Sf.t,- stand ir IL" fore front hu' 'h'
rrp.p.,'- ar- good All a." Iflud 'lr'UIt
horses "a D be- brought here from lexington
Ifrr,t d. au,glul fT..u~
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A n 81, m.,- y e.rt. ana gar.

Trick n knows that there IN only one
card higher than N" six which a be IN
~ hand What hat card IL. he cannot
tell. but he can 49,. that n he plays his ace
now the queen must hc good for the second
or third round The best chanc" 20 MEX"
As suit thcn. Is 70 TAX. the hne--".
Trick ? Observe hat u does not rush
back with IN" diamonds, although " -
clear that his partner has five To the king,
hut R,.~ through Ia the weakness IN club-
This T. because he fore~ss'S that after \
has made all hi- diamonds he will com"
along and kill one - Rs kings, perhaps 10th
~ them Fvcn n Z hh. the Cluhs. End wins
thi- hr-t Leaf. l. has every sui' stopped
unless T. has 4 X J - club and pa~-se the
first round to w." ten
Trick = l. j. nov IN tho agony 20 dis
Cariiig and mus MAX" W MS mird 20 $40
rifce one sun; lie dare not let 60 a ciuNi
~ " may ave Ave - that suit. aat even n
he has -Four only. nvo diamond tricks and
four club tricks yin the game
Trick v Nv putting 4 into ~" lead on
thu club. u H. sur" - winning ~" gam" 10y
4 ,ttiug thf,-' by cards no matter what T.
do,r next II 4 does not play his ace
first. " makes both his kings 10y winning
the fret round ami putting Yin again.
Trick u The gane II already Loot and
the only nance n to save twelve paints 10y
ta.ing the hn---~.
This hand and lie result would ave bs-'n
very different had II not taheu the eleven
rule fine-ss on the first trick. a. the follow
ing diagram will show.
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II I'd. . decline Of LIED Prizes here a. toiioss

lh~fr vas a note worthy adtsnc~ In o0ree under The
STIMULUS Of highef fuupfan oablss. unfs'ofnble
reports regarding the SAINTS crop aud local and
Hotels an buying. mainly " cove shoru.
"a po,s usfr quiet ~ isr fof Japan No 4
Futures we're dun and generally stsady
NAVAL STORES Spirits Of tufprnuns. sss
ahi.e Common IA scnd strained fosin, tip
PttoNtSioNS- Vas Easy south Amstisan.
80 20. bfntn ksgs. 81. ~ purk vas Easy With
m.ss - SO = tis So Meats srrr easy pletlea
hams. 10. r. lie to. hsules. eitallc. d.. shoul
dsfN, 3a7hc Butter Crsmefy. tttfAs. &c ufsis.
srs - Sc Western fartofI. nfsts, ll'ir thfr>r
stat. I e., small. shits. iahc'. a. = lie ouloIed,
Toe lntr. lag. shit. ss e9bsr oolQt'd. .eNtc
fErs STATE Gnc prans,lN1rla "a sAc, We"
'Et. htsts. &c. thios 80. sfpi - thefs vas a
mOdsfst tad IN provisions pfiCss fullng higher
udL Scptsmb ei aud pcobef lard The lrAdefs There
sAs Soms covering by shorts, but most Of ,hf df
TAud vas Asslnsi cash tanNacNonS Iacsrrs
Nrfs also mcdsfAis buyers Of January ribs Standard
ffoni taxing longs sef' The main ~llrts
SUsAR- nAx vas dun ~ SIC tor ~ tst and
at,c. for 40 tsst Hsnnsd WAS 4ull aud steady
CiuCAGo. Srp; - srrc 10 days prices
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PIGGOTT 4PPEALS 10 Law son.
SAYS Boston Mans Trainer Owes him SO
ami lie Needs the Money.

BosTuN. sept = Jnr Pisgott. the
jockey. l. stranded here A. Piggott rods
lawsrn'S noted p~raughtsman Ia victory
AZ M" Country Club meeting h. naturally
turned - Thomas " fot assistance. Thus
far nothing ~ that character l. credited
In law4pu's column Tho story l. intnr-
'-'ing Piggutt /, Just back from Russia,
having he-n son to ~ Petersburg %
nd" Ir.Lc' P~outltow-kis forpign-brcd
m ''rs daring the August meeting Pig
got' mad" a hit, having the mount on FIVE
winner and four seconds In one dav In
Cidrutaily d" c.',rNd up tl.'u0 In bets and
mounts Then ne clm" hon'
IT, vrs gong To- San Francisco go ride
III" Princes hpr-'~ the coming winter. bat
h" 'hpught hr would s,a? ~ at buffalo
for . iook a. 49, :nr Thorr In a friendly
poker -om" a. 'H" I]rpgu1.- ,uIh. Ice Cleaned
M So Thnu b" thought he would run
ov"r 20 Eps'ou o. c1ll,c. so that he SAID
lav..l'- TRAINER owed him Tie landri
in 'h" Hut with a r'll ufsl.s,o ~ hi clothes.
Then 10" ran up srtri-' y 'NI= uf f~as"ina'-
lnC bn-iI. woman. know - the police -
-tu" "old-hug'r-i lady sac got tho
81" and ilsg,tt g"t 10. experience.
IT. t'l' away from ia" police, Tor hc did
h,i rn'Ish IA" IDEA Of publicity
Then hc d"ciicd To- apy,sl 80 Mr. law
son, the employer Of the trainer who owed
him ~, SO II" did not S,,' lawson no.
bTdy dos when be- du.- Mt want TO b.
seen After repeated temp Piggutt
mt down and writ" IL. following appeal
:" Tie millionaire. sruding n hy messenger
e. Mr. Law-ou'- Office Yesterday.
r. n.s ~ Ll~.,r
ht'E SIR must admit that ! hardly
i'in. = 70 FAR thing 49, NIX anyhndv
to Ia, = mans wages twice. bat do
l.|'h ~ e. Wut" unfair tNius iur u proUi-
Through 'u" 'ut zetfuiues- of MI q .ut Nj
ht"u,r E|,fHrN 90 your horse aud 81 -tInCtinp
'u 'nur uur" T. dI not hrlug 10 me tha
r"uIrHrfti.u O. which was entitled Thi.
wn- IH '.ut .f YOURS. rs Nou are believed To
have gwen tho money to your trainer, Dyer,
r." pa " H. never did 80. aud YOU ar"
.tl Indebted o. me- Now. I d. not propo-s
Go u.n" tuI~ 10 legal question. bat nppeal &,
vnu 1. su eminent -Ilrtsln.U. a lower ~ fair
-r.rf-. aHt I-k slu Co decide whether ~ nos
l|rI'Ili u'paIltlr g.
uw without means - pa my fare 90 san
frtuHI-,o. whore I hHN" Hu engagement
t.d ~. $50 tho uIou.N ~ buy "a ticket 10
l"rr. f 80 here al Won g. paw me the
uuutuf. rather than fu place myself under
ublgI'.pu- - mN fu,rd~
ArttinE reply. ! remain. very truly yours.
luSFrp ItIGoTT
Tho ioykrv l. now waiting Mr. iawson's
answer. expecting To hear from him as soon
a. ho mHN have time 20 give the matter
consideration
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lax Eor' 6; Chraso he. issued , ,s,n'rs' 10
h. frs,s, ss5 os, ,,'rrr isrry N,"oSsfn or J.es
iu go ~ ENGLAND
Toe contest, n"tN'.n, navs sullivan and KID
NIGHT m, .trIrglr N fnt twenty rounds ~
l2f uI"sd- tI a percentage Of the gate receipts.
Az .. .n ~ '-. t i,1 :, i rSand SUI S'a SiSsP'"i coo 10
hr d.r.Ioi =, trenton To- morro. night, ms
d. pur,. of' - osn,T itr f,ycr,s
despite u~.at Gardner, many statements OF
, t,v,.r M. nra rs M Sa, been mst@sed
20 BOA ,.Hrrn." 9rhe' ~ ,hicsgo and the hsitl.
nyn,r rbe art > t~,nty rounds
nna Nsac,n snro,nr' ,asi %.ors, G.rdn,r.
vI .aas OF O.. psft1,,s interests IN TN future.
Madden N Hos auNuls 8" rt Oh, man sgsinsI any
ss~ tluI.irck ',r~cv son 10 tab. under hs
-. Nvy' a i'u'NU- "l hutr ionnlne
Naui, e. match ~ 'orar' against Ru,>- FeIps
.ua d, rou p -su.si,us ~l4 . club IN Frsoo 70 hang
psr Crr-Ion bs,,-ucd article, to me-, Al welnis
OF %. 'NHH Tue t'".i. wt.rH T. for tweniy rounds,
iou or prt WU-,hrr ~ wins or Io.es'
Curdqu u'c.4, 20 49,, tnslAnd and seek . match
Ma ls.A "ur'n ~ rhnAdr phia
v,s'rr"u-- rr, Sm'h. mo WAS reported .s
being >''Hl'b Nts % 'rv v'rk, aso, Is nov
els I.rHr ,,a.t ~r.ierv.slt me men nav.
'sn"i snl'.r, O. gHsu 70 i~rn'i POUNDS a. ".
.H.f AH..i 'HN NN'AN INf Aef" u 20 tf rflcNtc0
uUN Tuesday
MarE Fususl ~ cincinnati l. In town In the
Ll'frsfs uf fsr Abby 4 e. - CINCINNATI Ping.
IH.U 'u.l IUi So reporter thai he expects bon.
lus 90 rrs4ur boo De native CtN pretty ~oon. and
TuFl>h UnI f-fk WEN johnny 49, relative 10
wai,uinr IUuus Hogan against l1'n,l iurfy.
t.t West. % |~sHIN..g A. Aud NHrl accepted
fW. IafCrs. HriH,T g. Nd TArsuf. h., star.a
"a u.s ,un 81 iNsaas. "a n 4. knoSu a. the
Arur A ' aud tah o. Uapary fur lald.n ne 5.oco
l~fsHH. u..r nafs nat - VII mAt' an o~ef tor
us Ft'usI sHt lTF. As.suNru NJ wants the
uHUHsf ia "s G'tf'd .In' tins dIIuC M LATTER pAr
uf Nu,.nfsf 90 ftI "H vtrt II t~or mt~f
v ga1.. .n add.r'r o. rs mattel .tth 10 hama.
ID. -. .Iu.. q. ~ Hs Iu ~ iollusug urhp On
IH' "a. at |fIyuu". Hr uaI mcct lfhfk tsfgsf %
vl'tr. u . |rnuInd tsut ~ IlNund. Ind /;
ZOO .H s. 30 IL ssrd 90 tseEs l4gsns lsf~ush u
."urunaf 'r iuHnif rusuds ana 80 80 "a. t~fofe
co.. -r"f1. a % -"tiur 10 q do~u - uT-si Tom
O-a" a NalaargHH ttis osHbAt 81 also loo
thsfi rH.r".
UI Ystsaa,a o. russo d,nle, mt, hs ,.u,
sr.... lfrr sIH r.|f ST. 'H NHs fAFs o. hs
us',U u.fHI1. rHs 49, o. ssr smith butisd
ne .,assvoH ard irv~ 90 uut ~ 'h' 30 a.
t.trI ur .tt'' i'Hs ~ smith 49, not sur,.sd
OH. .r .ya,t..1 v.ui % tu ' o. ana 90 ~ IN
... H"s
Isut, Isur. t,s gl.a tu'." ~ NET Ilsfusa
A" .t| 10 H".f bon H H ruuad t-i tsfcfs
DO 'su.a a. usH ru'' f0 Hru'rs rstl
.. -..t t..tf.' r.us's. 's 80 49, q
OIL. lr., t 'rs .# .rus ~ .'tl's 'rst ~ 80
.f sH'u % r" sr'sH~ sr'lsag0 sud SO
.',at.
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nAnl Clerks Bowi~r< Read, to start Tour
nAm~ut.

The Bank C~rks' Irar gu" Roard Of Managers
held smother meeting on FRIDAY evening and
completed AZ arrangements f"t IA" coming
tournament one - tur delegate reported
that tho National PARA bsnk employees could
not sc, a team together and therefore would
hot take part b ~" tourney this season
The Colonial Rank and Minslo~. lAnief A
60 w-rs erected u~mt-rs 4 rule Wa
adopted that game cannot To postponed
utkuut tao we.k. uotiv~ - the Secretary.
and aI thans~- tu the schedule must y" acted
upon bv TO Board of Managers TITO schedul~
fuf tho nFst tuuud 'ullHvs
80 3 Alusus lAulFt A 90 thss Nstuusl
.ud Goldman. ~a-hs 90
90 = lnIon Sgust' houutf' hfuih's sbd u
dsuhufg ThHlmhuu A Go
~ :. niusn b-uitst, Mount Aorts aud 60
ioual
80 IS western NHtonaI AUsUesu Etrhsugr
SauaHsl and utsd NaNs S-t 1frrsun
~ 10 Ira National q y ho1ssu a 90 sud
Ssst-@fd Nationai
% :; Ds.enAn ssas q 90 uniot Su."
- - CssssisL s..ts.s N.1sa.i .ts A.uE.s
htsIAss
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live steck Market.

ser, "a
RrceipiS Of be- rrS weir ~ had. nont on sale W
day. DfssSsd bssf STEADY 1T I. aghc per 10 Tot
CTS dressed natits sides re,as h~st. 50 a7c. CAhl~s
las' received quoted American steers AZ ~. al9c.,
dr. ssrd weight tsfuEsr.in teei At gapi,e prt n
LNTorS to-day i7SA iee,rS i3.76g qua ftsfs ~ beet
Receipts Of calves 50 brad. ~ which 50 dlrect No
tradr ~ any ronsei ssncc Guy dt~V~d tesls -
lJr. ~ %
Rscei,'S Of SHEEP and lambs including /; cars
direct N'fs : az head - eAfS on sale ~ Told. There
VS. urls me 90 ne trads. hu' Ific-s hid tout siesfJ
all afound The r~ns wrr' not cleared Inferior ~
good Shssp sold Al .. SO as IS go Ton : inferior
b. taifl prime iauhS ats - . s. a cAt Of Oarada
md Nesrrn Auhs tmi'ed 81 g. So cull sheep A.
s. cuil Amhs ~ s. - s. 20 Dresst mutton 50
agt.r psf o. dressed iauihs 7alic
Receipts % hogs ssre .sAs head. all consigned
direct
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Trick ? There Is nothing "a he gained
hy going on Nth the diamond, and 4 m "a
20 up to- W weakness In clubs A can
not lead clubs q third time. OF y vii run
~ he must 80 through tine strong spade
suit
1nck 5 Many beginners would fall
to win the game ola this hand 10y leading
the trump before clearing the spade suit
The student should observe the manner
In which the dealer gets the lead into the
right hand 90 take The ineSse In trumps,
winning the game 10y H.
Here u another example ~ third hand
finesse No trump, score love all.
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An cary sdffros "a Uitur So duo tn had rrup ~
rnrts, hghi rcr'VtN, issufAuas uads wfSus ttum
Pal hvsf ADJ rlsshsre and 0ntrrng ~ kuofu Tot
Do.L Ntu ofrars ana Itsffssl arcuUut. thnugh
hr uadinr "a ~ 80 tneans nu a Afrs scas u
tAcl M sro-latuu 80 - sIurgs that lstsf %
Ut~r sort a. tns rsrl huNff- IufsrNsis ~ NALL
o r.Aruon occuffs1 tro.rf this. =nfus suutuffd
paruF ~ sTNlnc asslns. l~"vhasfN H' ~ Hraal
ecthsf ~ Ne ~ N q" rfnnI Hsrf sfsd HhsrHNN g..
te~ W. fkef &c.. ~ tflrnra aHl sHrf amHg
esdsf, h'autu~ ~ cHur asrn luis rw Hn ~ usih
tsd. ~ rs~Iffs asa.HIsN ftsn 49, huuN HT4 No stHfk
ttff . sssdNi frrrfastFG ~ wuIhnatrd rus = Hr
ell ReAa iaHs N is h-nFttf Ia o. IuhnNU
= - trnughi IrtH trNf tHis 49, . 10 srsF a.
CrnIaNu VI fFfHr| NTHk o. rWaf Un o. n
M at~uF u' - Htfr Huf ~ dr'uss. Hf trr.f
o. ~ AuNNuful AsuT tua nw tsIs@H Ts Hud
skuf asaiuug fuuf+f asssar-1srts rgrftIrl 80
oel
corvrr-No "a ~ .r-a %, q al sfl ~ ti Ne
futsr.s setsnosd "a - Ionts sna ds.~d sissct
- . ~. tos sns u~sss we g. ia -
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not another spade 70 lead, but he trusts
that he has not three. and that the King
will kill the suit even N thea oe Of diamonds
II forced out.
Trick 7. There 10 no harm In going
through with a club instead Of keeping
on with a diamond. NJ long ss b still has
the spade suit stopped. II Ia almo-; Ger
tain that Y has no more spadee or he would
have lei them at trick o
Nov look at what happens II B docs
not hne~se.
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2 rsi the ODD itlcs o'ly
Trick / There does not som much
chape, that 4 will ever H.. IN n. lead again.
Judging from " cards, but Is dp-s not
i-p how I've can lu~e anything 10y holding
over y IA clubs
The dealer NIGH, a. well play the spades
on, and clsar them while b" has tho lead
ia " hand
Tnck q u must depend m his partners
discard- and lead him n hsarT When A
c~pm.s along with the club ten. the dealer
naturally reads HIM for 4 J ~ and thinks
hn Is trVias ~ catch the king asleep IL
looks A. " Ia put up the king and run "A
Inc stAdes and diamonds won the game
Tor Y and y
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COW ERCItL.

SArvrrAy. sept - wheat-sp
was dull but steady Sales Cp,Ooo bush mainly
for export here and AZ the outports No ;
red &c under December No I Northern
Duluth &c over No l Northern View York
10 under The Northwestern receipts were
pis care against i3,a last week and IOa last
year Chicago ~ against Iio last week aad
sTs last wear Futures closed unchanged Ia
No lower Prices as folloNs
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" wfn the nd u ek
Trick II seems better to lead up 20
the ", akue-s ~ olut~ than to make sure
Of establishing Tho diamond queen H..
s.ing hI- diamond suit abandoned, natur-
ally thinks II has something better IN
clubs. ~ h. plays that suit out for him
After that. n II simply a question 80 which
king n will make II 4 had another dha-
mond To ~ through with. h" could Mi
both BIS kings No matter what A led after
he had made hi- diamond king
Here IL another example ~ another kind
81 flne--r, when there ~ no eleven raj"
on n pass. y makes Il no trump, the score
hring II oil on ia" rubber game.
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This sns-> tie grain m5Nement
Ree~ ne iiSSs0 nSn $500 2Sss iAseo
EIpsx i.AE t7S A21O o.. .-,
nsse,Ss. 1880, $500 ;,,.ec soo ..ee
bhlpmp ias.ool >oN.o0o ili.Npo coo. soo
buffalo
ssin "a. s.ooI 1900 1900 ioiOol
IInuidAun b pr-d holders sas ne principal factor
In q decline IN wheat but other ooatioutnfy causes
we're Io~sf rahl~s. foreign SrlIng, he receipts. la'uf
ahle weather aud crop tepufts, q -lusgAh cash fadr
nufe OF i-0s short selling and ths dLluts 81 the
sreculatlon INeTppui declined ed LONDON I.
10 I'D aud Huda psgi q ar. shle lAfi, sss un
changed a. 5 csHtmes lower The norhNesssfn
s,celpt were over SO cars more han a yeaf asO
and The stocks Ia that region are expected ~ show
an Important Increase Tot the week ~ the decline
shoru COVERED. checking the doN inward tendency
and causing some Tec1Tefy Cufn Sas dominated
b. favorable weather and crop reports. selling %
commission houses, lover cabl-s and an ah>enoe ~
support ana aooutdinely the price sAssed. LII
s-fe no noteworthy dsselopurnt> In oats ne
price gave way With Other cereals
EIpgH- nIil aud hraNN SAles, '.soo hrs Ir-
setpss vt~ 1919 hhs and is,us0 sacks rxTofts,
4ss bbls and ls.ON sacks Winter ~ bbls Nu.
psrnnr. 81 40 81 50 No s'K,rs. .. Sofsf ~ el.srs.
aN rs spring tn bhls IsAfs, tess IA ir,
sifsiGhv. s. IS s. patents, SeotSn Rs
nour. - N $500
CorTo~ sto. cotton her, -ss unchanged. Sel.s,
i.fss ha.r. Tot spinning Ntddlng uTlands, A!.e,
against iO',s last ytai Nsv orleans aud Gull, sisr,
i.ieS- savannah dsclued i.iee il,euol a..
ysnr<d Lied on TN spot with sslss OF a.oOn taits
futures or ned 1 10 . tolns higher. but rcactrd, The
novtmsnl to-day ~As a. tonou,
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~ mAR, too ~ ard ofly
Tnck d 49, that a. h. vefy hkelv
thA' the Kinc e diamonds viii 10 very
useful a. y a. a card 20 t-sntrv laier on,
n tho dealer 10 strong 10 trump =, v ducks
~ ius-~~ IA" nrst ruund In doins ihis
/, should ~ oi-O~t. he dos~ uo' hook
fof his paftusr 10 Leaf the suii Asnn lut
rtt-~ts the d~al~r ~ play ~ fof him, Aft'r
the spah-~ are ~ear~d
Inck {. u doe. nj know hss . be-