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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
ROANOKE COLLEGE
Distinguished Speakers to Take Part in
Exercises.
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SALEM, VA, June 4,-The semi-centen-
NAL celebration and commencement OF
Roanoke College will begin Sunday morn
ing. Jane It'll, when Rev. Luther a; Mann,
of Cumberland, Md, will deliver the bac-
calaurcate sermon In the auditorium on
College Avenue; The address before the
Y. NJ c.. A. will be made sunday night
by Rev. C, Armand Miller. Of New York
The graduating class will hold class day
exercises on the college campus Monday
morning, June Sth. at 10 o'clock, The
contest for the medal In oratory. will oc-
cur Monday evening In the auditorium,
Tuesday, June 9th, Is reunion day.
Among those who Will speak are Rev.
Robert G.. Holland of Charlotte. n, c.,
and Hon. George c, Cabell. Jr, of Nor
Wednesday,, june 10TH is set apart as
semi-centennial day. In the morning the
historical. address will be read by Mr..
William McCauley. and the ode by Prof,
c., B.. Cannaday, of the faculty.
ON thursday commencement day prop
loving membfrs Of the srndgating class;
klmm, of Seoul. Korea; Fl. r. Mann, Of
Pennsylvania; j. G. McClung, of Virginia;
Other addresses will be made by Gov
ernor Montague. Colonel Alexander Is.
Mcclure, Of philadelphia, and President
Charles W Dabney. Of the University of
Tennessee, The comforting of degrees
and the awarding of prizes and dstinc-
tons VIII take PAIGE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
SUPREME COURT
OF APPEALS OF VA.
Others Besides Superlnten,
dent of Cemetery May Dig
Graves Therein.
lspecIal 70 The mines. DIspatch.2


WYTHEVILLE VA, juno 4.-The fol-
lowing were the proceedings in the Su-
premc Court of Appeals to-day;
Roanoke Cemetery Company VS.. F. P.
Goodwin ct ais; argued by Judge A. A.
Phlegar for the appellant and r. G.
steavens for the appellee and submitted.
This is an appeal granted from decree
of Circuit Court of Roanoke. dissolving an
Injunction restraining. others than the
superintendent of the cemetery from
opening graves therein. The rules Of the
company provide that the superinterd-
ent, shall open all graves for interments
and charge a fee OF five dollars there
for.
Judge Blair's decree holds that the
rules must be reasonable, and that 1t is
the duty of the superintendent to see
that the graves are properly dug to prop
order and that he must be paid by the
Cemetery Company and not by Tees, ana
that 1t Is unreasonable to prohibit other
competent persons from opening and pre-
pairing graves.
Radford West End Land Company VS..
Cowan; partially argued by, G. l.. Nc
keehan and continued untlA tomorrow
morning, s.
next week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
ELoN COLLEGE
The Graduating Exercises and Award
ing Of Medals.
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|
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ELON COLLEGE, N. c.. June ITO
day the graduating exercises of Zion Col.
of graduates with subjects of orations
salutatory William Thompson Walters.
Burlington, N. c. OF Whom the World
was not Worthy.
Hersey Esiepoffe Rountree, Nansemond
county. Va. The American Outlook.
Peter Franklin Barber, Alamance coun-
Rufus Carson Cox. Randolph county, N.
c. Breakers Ahead.
valedictory, Mary Alice Maynard, Ala
nance county. N. c.. Art. for Humanity.
The Stanford medal for best senior ora,
ton was awarded to ufus c. Cox ard
was presented by Hon. N. b. Brough-
ton.
The candidates for degrees were then
presented by Rev. j. N: Newman. chair
man of the faculty, and same were con-
ferred by President Staley. as follows:
bachelor of Arts = Hersey Esiepoffe
Rountree William Thompson WATERS
with honor. Peter Franklin Barber.
Bachelor of Philosophy-Rufus carson
Cox with honor. Mary Alice Maynard
with honor.
Beautiful copies of the Holy. Bible We're
presented to each graduate by Key. l.
The o several ,si. literary societies held re-
unions this afternoon and tonight very
ENJOYABLE concert was given, which
brought the thirteenth annual commences
ment to a finale, ,,,.ra ~
The three newiy-electedl in, haen 10 NoW o.
mort nor Views: News; ". A. Harper. Of Norfolk;
and 7. j, Lincoln, OF the Valley of Vlr-
cir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
SchuItz-Janney.

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WINCHESTER, VA. June AT the
town last evening at 7:so clock his pop
u ri daughter, Miss Fannie. O.. Janney.
became the bride OF Mr.. William schulze.
formed the ceremony. and the attend
ants were Mr.. Ell and Miss Ella Janney.
brother and sister Of the. bride. Mr..
poets to graduate next year as a. ply
slclan from the Columbia University at
Washington. His bride Is a niece. OF the
late Judge John Reilly, OF the Virginia
Supreme Court Of Appeals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
IN HONOR OF DAVIS
Ex-Congressman Green, Friend OF Con
federate President, Delivered Address

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FAYETTEVILLE. N. G., June 4.ni rs.
birthday OF jefferson Davis. Hon. w. J;
Green. ex-member of Congress. delivered LaIs e.,
an eloquent and scholarly ADDRESS !, on
Of of the u Southern Gonfederaey. under the he
auspiees Of Jeh stuart oS Ghapter' United
No one is better fitted for the task
than Colonel Green. He was a lifelong
friend Of the great Southern statesman a.s1
Beauvoir. only a short time before his
death in New Orleans.
The latter bequeathed to Colonel Green
his inkstand used by him through all
the the Years Of his public life: After the
address Messrs.., FiTsds and scrogglns,.
Confederate soldiers. received crosses Of
honor from Mesdames j. d. MacRae and
II. G. Smith. Officers Of the Jeb Stuart
Chapter.
Professor j. A. Jones was yesterday re-
elected superintendent of the city graded
schools,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05

sernond won the declaimer's and Miss ida
Eatten, of this place, the readers medal.
Miss vernle Stephenson. of Southampton
and Mr.. Norman Bundle, of Accomac
The Literary Society gave two medals
for Improvement, one to Mr.. Sidney
Matthews. OF Norfolk, and Mr.. l.. e.
Guy, of Surry county.
MIR. william Prince delivered the Prince
scholarship medal to Mr.. Sidney Mat
thews, of Norfolk.
Prof. Parke p Deans and his asso-
ciatt teachers, rendered a very. enjoyable
programme. showing hard work by both
tea chers and pupils.
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Ellis-Durrett.
(special TO The Times Dlspat ch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Dr, Row Herndon Ellis, OF st. Louis, Mo-.
and Miss Agnes Elizabeth Durrett,
daughter Of MI and Mrs. Frank Du 1rs,aJ
at $40 last night at the Red Hill Chapel.
the Rev. Harry B. Leo, rector q Christ
Episcopal Church, this city. ofiiciating;
Miss Clara Starkc was maid OF honor.
The bridesmaids were Misses Marie Nc,
Kinnie, Agnes Shuey, Norma Lindsay and
Gilmore Wood, NJ. G. Hill and w. T. Lat
inner.
A reception followed the ceremony. and
DIR. and Mrs. Ellis left this morning for
their home in st. Louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
DEATHS,

at 1880 o'clock. EDWARD CIiNlsTopfIER
pa Eahstn church M Fiji piSs aa ayGn AKRSoN
at 4 O'Clock. internent in shockoe Cemetery.
oro Ina ana %
at hls 1a yso RESIDENCE ;se Ne.
1908. iAMEs V. ESGLlsH: aged tWsnty years;
Ssos Ssb %s c5 AEnf ises
ment oil Shockoe Cemetery
Street. June 4, 1908 OTIS II, MALLORY, thu
beloved son OF Luclus r. and the late Fannie
Sisters s' and three brothers to mourn t>- loss
Hi flneras will take p,l Place at Marshnil'
Street Church IS na 'as co.
fully invited to attend. lnternent at River
BE%rH e SSsh1Ssh VIZ IL
Saunders and Mrs. l.. H.. Barnes, she leaves
i'sa children-Sliss NJ. Irmu and H. cabell
penrcct ,,,,.o,
r fGeSF d sse FisS Msa 1sns h ohss'a
o'clock.
rATRAMmnied, at her residence; 100 g Graham han
st Ts9 3, 1924 E a JOHN 1aps s MFs
church TODAY, Frldayl, June b,h,, at 10 a,
NJ. Friends and acqualntances OF the famHy
Whining ton iDel). New York and San
Francisco Cali papers please copy,
WEsTMAN.-Died, in philadelphia Pc, Tues,
day morning. June 2, 1908, at 10 A. NJ. Miss
REBECCA WILMER, daughter of Mr.. George
and Mrs. Mamie Westman, formerly Of this
city, She died In the twentieth year of her
age.
Her remains will be brought to this city for
lat1rnr, Funeral arrangements huve not yet
been, made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Mrs. j. Elliott GiIpin.
5sn.c,,l - Tho r,naa.D,sna,ch

~ Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatchJ
= PETERSBURG, VA. June 4.-Nlrs. J.
Elliott Gilpin died this morning at her
home. In Baltimore. Mrs. Glpin was be-
fore her marriage Miss Kate Eleasants,
the eldest daughter of DR.. j.. NJ. Pleas
ants of this city. She had been in III
health for some time, and had been under
treatment a Johns Hopkins Hospital and
Gilpin was a woman of beautiful char
acter and was much beloved in this city.
The funeral and interment Will take
place in Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Observation-Disclosures.

ROANOKE, VA. June 4.-Miss Jean
nette Trainham, principal Of the bus-
and Mr. Hoge Mason. prominent young
merchant OF Bluefield. were married to-
night at the residence Of the bride. Rev.
j. M. Thomas, pastor OF the Calvary Bap-
list Church. officiating. The couple left
on Northern tour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Windsor Academy.
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.,,IE ,pSSIs1 10 ". NC II'H1FS'DIhpnIcuJ
exercises OF the Windsor Academy took
place Wednesday night In the morning
~ II o'clock the distinctions were award,
vocal and Instrumental music Al night
a contest for the readers medal by the
girls and defamation Aby the young men
took place Mr., Stanley Pruden Of Nan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Miss Hannah Moore.
~ Tho Times-pisnatch. J

Especial to The Tlmes-DlspatchO
PETERSBURG, VA, June 4.-Aliss Han.
nah Moore, daughter of Mr.. II: l.. Moore.
OF Dinwddie county. died this morning
Mr. r. " Short, on Guarantee Street.
after lingering illness. Miss Moore was
twenty-five years of age.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock In Dinwiddie coun-
ty and the body will be buried In the
old family bllryinp ground,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Meador-Chernault.

6 (special to The Times-D isnntch.)
OVERLY. VA. June 4.--Mlss Ellen
Meador. daughter of Mr.. Sylvester Mead
or. was married yesterday at noon at
ther Chermaulh. OF Lynchburg,
The bridal party drove Immediately at
tor the ceremony to Rice. and took tho
west-bound train for Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.

(Specia to The Times Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 4,-The
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers AS,
ISOLATION. with about three hundred
berlin Hotel Old Point, this afternoon at
O'clock, This morning. the members In
a body came up to this city on chartered
steamer and inspected the shipynrd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
HANDLEY TRUSTEES
Now About One Hundred Thousand
Dollars in Bonds
Especial to The Times Dlspatt
1 hr(NIILSnlNR " In..a Z u !

Especial to MIC ITmeS- DISpatCh.)
WINCHESTER. VA, June .4,-The City
Council has elected Mr.. Alex NJ. Eaker
to succeed his brother Mr., Albert Ba-
kerl, on the Handley GARD of Trustees,
The later resigned because OF i'll health.
The board, which Is composed OF Major
Holmes Conrad, S, II. Hansbrough. M, Nj
Lynch. DIR. w. S. Love- George ". Kurt,
Thomas Cooper, G. NJ. Gibbons, John w.
iuce and Mr. Baker, receives and Invests
the Handley estate
, There is now about 100000 in Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
j. W. Wright.
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.)

DANv1LLE. VA. June III. w.
Wright. a piano tuner, OF this city. died
In the store OF G. ]. Reyn Odds, at Fall
Creek tonight about o'clock. Wright
left tho city this morning early and well.
for Fall Creek. where he said he had i
for several hours, sleeping, and finally
when Mr.. Reynolds closed the store 10
attend to some outside business he went
of.
When Mr.. Reynolds returned to Tie
store about shutdown Wright was lay
Ing on a bench unconscious Everything
possible was done but without vIsable re-,
suits and he died at O'clock. Very lit
tie is know of Wright here. He came hero
about two years ago and for n long time
iy has become addicted to some drug ilab-
it, which Is supposed to have been tire
cause of his death.
He Is from Farmville and Is said to DO
prominently connected In that city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
WOODSTOCK ELOPEr,ENT
Mr.. Bernard F. Saeer and Miss Mar.
garet v. Beder.

Especial to Tho Times Disnntch.)
BALTIMORE. MD. June Alt is prob
able that Bernard f., Sager schoolma s.
ter of Woodstock, Va, never taught his
bride had who was Miss Margaret V.
Beidler, also OF Woodstock, taught those
who attempted to defeat the work Of
This practical lesson proved successful
and the result is that Mr.. Sager and Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Smith-Whlte.

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LYNCHBURG. VA. June 4.-Mr. Henry
Jefferson Smith. a well-known mach!nist
and Miss Kate White, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. White, were married
here tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Alleged Theft.

A negro woman named Mary Jackson.
Is under arrest at the First Station on
the charge OF taking IS belonging to
Medley Garnett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
Or. j. Il. Byrne.
III q =" T'F'S'1 - NJ
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, June 4.-The first
death to occur in the Winchester Memorial
II. Byrne, OF Rockland, Warren county.
He was brought here yesterday critically
III OF Bright's disease and died this after
noon.
He was seventy-four years old and was
a surgeon In the Confederate army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05

depot BY detail from Pickett Camp. 9.
ter ter Mrs; Ida y. Graham. No. 71s North
The funeral will take place from, Leigh.
Street Baptist Church this afternoon al
4 o'clock. and the intermcnt will lbe In
Richmond Light Infantry Blues and both
the Confederate Camps Will attend.
Mrs. Bette w. Pearce.
of II. 4. Pearee s and sister s Of ~" Mrs. ,ug ~
A. Saunders and Mrs. I. F. Barnes. She
Mr.. H. Caoell Pearce.
this afternoon from Trinity : Methodist
Church.
Funeral Of Mr.. Eng sh.
The funeral OF Mr.. James Y; English.
line English, who died at j O'clock Yes.
terday morning In his home. No, 1902 Park
Avenue. Will take place from the Sacred
Avenue. at o'clock this afternoon. The
lnterment will be mad In shockoe Gene.
terry.
Active-Messrs Samuel Register, Jr.,
John Augustine. Walter Tanner. Huntei
FsSon Rns orson nnS ' Wam r araha smh
Honorary essrs. Granville Gray. Paul
BLANCHARD James r, Watson. Douglas
|tudII anu luOIIlsiS ATHlStcuu.
Infants Dead.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
E. II, Harris. Of Barton Heights. died
Yesterday morning. The funeral will
take place at 10 O. clock this morning from
the residence. The interment will be made
in Hollywood.
Marion Frances Crenshaw, infant child
Of Mr.. George s. and Mrs. Ella +. Cren-
shaw. died at LIS o'clock yesterday morn
Ing. The funeral will take place from
the home. No 1904 Floyd Avenue, at 10
o'clock this morning.
Russell Vernon Powers infant son OF
Mr.. A. L. and Mrs. P. F.. Powers. died
yesterday morning at o'clock In tho
ty-fifth Street The funeral Will take
nlace from the home this morning at
il o'clock and the burial will be In Oak
wood. ~
Bertha Louise Johns. infant daughter
OF MIR. F.. S. and Mrs. M. S. Johns. del
"Wednesday evening In the home OF her
East Marshall Street The funeral tool,
place from the home at o'clock yestcr-
day afteNoC-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
OBITUARY.,
Mr.. Crump,s Eune raj.

Mr.. Crump' ; FunfraI,
The remains of Mr.. u. G. Crump reach
ed here over the Seaboard Air Line yes
terday at 2:05 and were met at the
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PRO paur $500 Biz $3.50; gep06ns
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ridden, pro 9fun6 25c. Bis 28c.
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granulirt, 4.911c.; GrpitaI, 4.914c.;
Columbia q, 4.663c.; geIber, 4.073c.
Bis 4.375e.
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Sonne.
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pro SQB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12

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an Gronts Strabs oon ~uugeidbr 3rpttunDadtlig (82)
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5GQcn BON ~ungttdbr einbunDsrt uno neuuun0pier=
jiq l4O 5uB. &ebdut 1T Oaf;Ibt nit Dem 6uoutz
Strabtn=lbsater. Die 6rontc Df5 bsidateu 8ruuDs
ititds, nit elmer Stefe bon U'unuroueuujig t991
SUB 1T sinem idbridsu @runojiHs BON oreibunoert
Collars $3G0 untertporftu, unD Der ibrios Sbeil
~uutcrlieot eincm iGbrlt6cn BrunOiius BON finfs
uubfsbcu3i9 Soaurs $50.
3ntitens Gin al obi9es @runotiid dnz
grenitnoes @ruHotioeHtbuT nit elmer 6roRte al
6ront=S traBe BON ~una'fdhr i~ebeuJebn On 6ub
uHo elmer Sitfe bon ~unecfdbr Reununoneurjig (99J
GUS. 9tbnut lit baFtlbe nit elmer jpe:t0tigen
jiceslfrinerncn Rcitauration unO Nobnbaus, ais
0r. 3l4, GrontsStr1Be, betanHt. Girem idbrlitsH
@ruHolias BON ortiurOitbsji0 Dollars uno Ilnfs
uHoftbsnI;o Grrt3 $375) uuttrtuorfsn.
gerfdufsz 8toiueuneu: 8aar. Gin StpoFtum
bon finfbuno,rt Collars $500 piro aui Oas tritt
grunoftd unb cinbunotrt Collars ($l00l duf bas
lipeite sur ,3eit bes gerfluis n~trlanet. Nqs 0lisz
then, 5teuern, @runojinien uno g9dfermietbtH
tptroen bis sum 8trfauFstast btri6tiet.
8i6arb 3. G~uIbretb,
Rr. 98, Gllp;rtz9uilOina,
9rufee.
8. q. &~irttanO,
(38,4S,GD auftiOHator.
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b.

Bremen, SeutIblaro, Q Gage.
Gutuos Aorts, arQtHtiuieg, % Sage
GaIfutta, @ritiib=5Hoitu, so 5agt.
8em,rara, gritii6z@uiara, is 8aas.
6OHa=R0Ha, GbiuG, 25 Sass.
RiHQhoH, Sam1ica, 8 Sage.
9]ibersooL GHqtaub. T Iags.
9U8trH, S6ncil 10 Iaqt.
StaSt Wsrifo. Wsrifo, 5 Saee.
9losiau. 8ublaUe, u Taqs.
Banana, Der. etaat,u BON colombia, Z TssE
9aris, GraHtrsia, s Sage.
Gusbee, 6aLuoa, 2 GAGE.
@io be SaHtiro, gtoFiitu, 25 East.
Bon. StalitH, 10 TaQe.
Ct. 9obus, RtufuuOlanb, 4 Saos.
Ct. Petersburg, RuElauo, 70 9ass.
spbnsp. autraLitn. 81 Sage.
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Sdl5flet19: pro Ytun0, gdr3e
S4uItern, engl, gei4n,, 93c.; gang
fur5e Rtppen, 91c.; Seiteniped,
1896; gan8e 2etbitide, 101c.; @peds
64uItern, 103c.; Sugar : GureO"
S4ultern, 1886; S4inten, 1885,;
obne 9uut, 1915; 9icnic, 1Qc.;
pMeB"z@ 4peinefleif9 $3.50 pro
SAB; S9maI3 = in Sierces, gut raf@
ftnirt, 1916; in GGFern, 1O4c.
Raffee: Notirungen fino ME folgt:
auf Der 8uiis bon 53c, biz SIC. pro
pfunb fir Rio Nr. z; Santos Tic;
Bis lit; Maracdi6o 93c, Bis 1886;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Motfa 18c. fis
19c.
@%er6ffeter auffee: e. 8. e., in ais
fen, 101c. Bis 1O.7Oc. pro 9fun0;
in 9i4fen urb SGden, reiner SABA,
321c. Bis &c.,; SABA uno Mpffa, ges
mifdt, 28c. Bis 281c. PRO pfunb; reiz
ner MaracaibO, 223c. Bis 23c.
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6eutide SnluBrQte:
Bdltimorer Gffeftenb6tie.
Bsri9t,t FIr btn .Gsutiaen GsrrtiDOHSsrtsH' sETa
q. Rr1. Tinnsnnnri Z Cal
3 baltimore, II. 5ebruar.

SdIfGmDre, II. 6eDruQr.
S. Nm. MtboenbDrf C 60. bere6s
nen fir 6rancs: 8anfiers : Sratten
auf 5.188 (peniger 1916, auf Si9t
5.15S (peniser 1i16), tauFmGnnifae
duf so Sage 5.184 (peniger 1I16) big
$40. Rei9smart ouf go Sage
"a 11i16. @utOen auf 60 Sage
80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auF 60 Sage
4848, duf Si4t Ash taufmduniI9e
ASH bis 49,