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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
Tommy Ryan Beats an Easy Mark.

Tommy Ryan OF Syracuse continues to
pick up money by defeating ensy marks.
His lntest exploit In the ring was at Detroit
on Wednesday night. when he met Tommy
Wallace OF Philadelphia In what was to have
been a Ground bout. Whatever preten-
sions Wallace may have had TO being puSilst
were quickly dispellcd after the first minute
q the asht Ryan got to his man without
punching his rival too hard until the fourth
round. Then Ryan cut loose and swung
the right on the jaw. Wallace went down
with bang, but got up In time to get to his
chair before time was called. In the fifth
Ryan decided to end matters. and succeeded
There was n brief niN-un and as soon a. they
broke Ryan pgt his right to the body and
Wallace dropped. When he arose Ryan
swung the LETT into the wind md Wallace
went to the boards and WAS cou nted out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
MANY ENTRIES FOR AUTO SHOW
Inc-eased Demand for Space NJ Exhibition
Next January.

NexV JuuUhFys
Applicants for space at the national auto
mobile show to be held at Madison Square
Garden, Jan. 1871 were received In large
numbers yesterday. the date officially set
for the closing Of the entries.
y can give no figures yet. said Secretary
Young OF the Madison Square Garden Com
pany, and will not be able to until to-mor-
rows mails arrive. for all applications bearing
date to-day will be received. The total
amount OF spaces applied for and the number
Of applica nts are far ahead OF last year. and
OF course much In excess of the supply
The members of the Association Of Automobile
nufacturers alone have asked for 5000
square feet on the main floor. We have
Fl 900 square feet available there. through
5000 square feet additional ha wing been gained
by cutting out one aisle. We also this year
have added the concert hall, which was used
as a restaurant last year. This will give us
Q, 100 square feet more for sundries and parts
exhibitors. The allotment OF space will be
made on Monday.
applications for space for the exhibition
been made Louis Charley wrote some time
ago about space for Mercedes exhibit md
We sent him blanks. but have heard nothing
from him since. Henry Fourier has not
applied for space for a Hotchkiss exhibit.
The Martini importers were among the. in
Included in the Worthington exhibit"
at Herald Square Exhibition Hall during and
for three days preceding and following the
Madison Square Garden show under the
title of the importers Automobile Salon"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
81. AN OFFER, FOR BOWKER.
Illinois Club Ready to Give $4,000 for
English Champion to Meet Forbes.

An effort 10 being made to bring Jem Bowker.
the new worlds bantam champion. to this
country. There are a score Of capable BAN
tams who are ready to meet Bowker. but
the chances are that II he really comes here
he will only select the best m en- in his class
to fight him. j. G. Message. matchmaker OF
the Blue Island Athletic Association Of Blue
Island, Ill, has cabled an offer OF 81 500 to
Bowker to meet Harry Forbes, the ex-Ameri-
can bantam premier. The club wants the
Engllshman o fight Forbes ten rounds some
time in Jan uary. The club is also prepared
to. give liberal expenses II Bowker under
a ten round bout the impression prevails
that Bowker can earn five times that sum
at San Francisco In a twenty round bout.
II Is long time since England has turned
out a champion. and naturally the followers
see what the foreigner looks like and how
well he car, fight Charley Mitchell thlnis
later than January Of next year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
To.DAY,s. CARD FOR JAMAICA.
sayville Stakes and . Handicap the Lead.
~ Ing Attractions.

Large fields will predominant at Jamaica
this afternoon. the stake feature being the
Sayville, at mile and a sixteenth. for which
Champlain Dick Bernard, Csnteen and
Garnish will probably he played Sidney
C. Love, with lie pounds. looks formidable
In the handicap for all ages at a mile and an
eighth, with Dalesman and Little EN- possible
factors.
Some good sprinters have been named
to 70 In the first race at six furlongs. Min osa.
Old England. Right and True. New York. Dick
Bernard and Young Henry being the best.
For the second race. at a mile and six
teenth, Ocean Tide. st. Valentine, Red Knight
The Huguenot and Irish Witch are entitled
to consideration. Druid. Juvenaga. Foxy and
Belle Dixon seem TO he the leading entries
in the third race for two-year.oids. az six
two-year-oid FLIES. five and q half furlongs,
sheen. Witch Hazel. Noyena,, Raiment and
M follOwE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
Mrs. Grosyenor's Horses Win at Norfolk
Show.

NoRroLK, Va. Oct. 27.-Five thousand
persons attended the first annual horse show
az Norfolk. Va. to-day. The harness and
hunting events have proven the chief attrac-
tions so far. In the former Mrs. Grosvenor's
entries from New York have been the largest
and most consistent. Petroleum. Fascination.
Kehdive and Corrine carrying OF most of
the blues. In the jumping contests Court
land II. Smiths entries from the Cameron
Hunt OF Virginia. were the most popular
performers. his Garnet Ripple and Lucy
Sutherland topping the tmbers in great
style. r. NJ Suttrel's two heavyweight
hunters ridden by r. C. Hall, put up clover
came about 4 o'clock when Louis 1.eith. on
The Herald, gave an exhibition Of wonderful
horsemanshiD and mastery over vicious
animal, forcing the colt inter repeated trials
over the fences in dsshing style.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
New Auto Club Projected.

A movement is on foot to organize an au.
tonobile club in this city on democratic and
popular price lines. 1t is asserted by the pro-
motors that the exclusiveness and high due.
OF the Automobile Club of America bar me
general run Of New York motor vehicle
users of moderate means from any cIuo
affiliation. The idea of the new cub i %
supply an available organization for snch
Accordingly, a meeting to form such cup
has been called for this evening AZ o cIoci
at Breton Hall. at Eghty-siXth street aha
Broadway, which all automobiles IN M
metropolitan district are invited t. n'tenn
The signers Of the call for the meeting ,te
John z. Roosevelt Isaac b Potter; tTa abn
J. WilIets and Frank J. Griffin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
Young Corbcu Arrive. in San Francisco.

Young Corbett. who Ia matched to fight
Bat tling Nelson at San Francisco next month,
has arrived in that city. The Denver man
is looking well. The first thing he did after
reaching the Pacific Coast was to ask change
Of dnte OF the mill with Nelson from Oct "a
to Nov, 80. The request was granted, and
Corbett will have Ave weeks Of solid work
in order to get into excellent trim.
Corbett denied that he said that the mill
between Jimmy Britt and Joe Cans at Snn
Francisco next Monday night would be a
fake. Il look for it to be grand battle .
a wirner. On form Gnns ought TO win,
but form in lighting. as well as in racing,
at Sheehans Tavern, just outside of San
Francisco and will do his work there for
the combat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
Hugo Kelly Allows Mike Schrcck TO Stay
Ten Rounds.

Hugo Kelly Of Chicago and Mike schreck
OF Cincinnati fought lively io-round draw
at indianapolis. Ind. on Wednesday night.
Although not in the best Of condition, Schreck
put up very game struggle, In the first
three rounds ne cut out rafting pace. He
landed several hard right hand swings and
staggered Kelly. But somehow there was
not suf1cient power In his punches to bring
bic opponent down. In the Nth, though,
Kelly woke up and caught Schreck in the
man had to hug and the gong was n welcome
boon. Kelly was master Of the situation
Schreek away had he chosen But as there
WA previous agreement OF n draw in case
the mon fought the limit. Kelly decided TO
divide the money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
Matty Matthews and Eddie Kennedy Fight
Draw.

" PrTTsBukG, Dot. 27-Matty Matthews Of
Brooklyn and Eddie kennedy Of Allegheny
fought ten round draw in the Carnegie
Athletic Club arena last night. Matthews
appeared TO have gone back somewhat. as on
easily disposed Of Kenn edy, but last night he
seemed more Of a match for the Allegheny
several good knock downs during the bout,
and both contestants showed the effects OF
the battle when the bell rang. at the end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
AUTOMOBILES.
NN70xH0TIT73 Almost Given Away

-
We fully realize II must be bargain lat this time
OF year TO Induce sales.
We buy automobiles from owners-paying spo,
cash-oniy when they are almost given TO us: con.
seQueutly we almost give them away when selling.
More genuine barg aims are on sale here than 10
FIVE u PROFIT is ALL WE Ask!
~ Our main salesroom--one city block long
including two other floors the same size is capabl'
OF accommodating over 200 automobiles
Following Barg aims lust added TO our big stock
Nearly NEW CADILLAC, "a" at 500:
NEW 5000, 1901 NORTHERN a. soG
1908 RAMBLER, Model &C." $3.50
1905. late model, OLDSMoBlLE. four passenger
Another oLpsMoBILE, FINE condition, for s27s
1902 OLDSMOB1LE. DOSADOS SEAT. N75:
WAVERLEY Electric Runabout. Ike new. toR
FORD Tonneau. two cylinders. like new. $50
wAVERLY Electric. four passenger. with TOP
1901 BRAND new twelve horse. two eylnda
QUEEN taken for debit, given away $50
Nearly new FRANKLIN. four cylinder. Rue
'I 1914 fR4NKLIN Touring Car. like now, Loo
SEARcHMoNT, NEW. latest model. type
cost s. 900 70 build, VERY swell, $3.50:
PEERLESS sixteen horse; white Steamer Star
nn Brand new. TOLEDO Steamer. dosados seat
imported DARRAco Touring Car. ike now
And many other desirable bargains.
Satisfactory DEMONSTRATIONS cheerfuly
given, as well as INSTRUCTIONS free Of charE'
W M vi yris AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
II Park Place-thrOugh to Il MURRAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
Football Notes.

AT Orange Oval yesterday afternoon st. Johns
College OF Brooklyn defeated East Orange High
School by q score OF ia to II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HARNESS AND HORSE BLANKETS.
Buggy Harness, go and HOO: Surrey Harness
1900. Business Harness. 1900: Team Harness, .U
Heavy Double Truck Harness. 5000: Lined Siao'
Blankets. 100; Square Blankets, l,26: Extra heSxi
$50 Leathercd for Trucking, 800 Heavy wv,
Truck Blankets. 3.25. PETERS HARNESS AM
SADDLERY Co. IS West Broadway. near CHAM
bers ST.. upstairs.
FOR SALE-Horse top buggy rubber tred''
harness, saddle horse. cheap. Address H. Me-
box $50. 1852 Myrtle av.. Brooklyn.
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YALE ,CoLUMBh, To morrow, Saturday, J
p. NJ B'way and is6th. Tickets for sale Ne W.
nth; also Spaid,ng's. 20 ". +2d and i2o Nassau.
-Adt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28

For thee year -olds and upvardi 500 added
suowan noes: one mile and seventy yards
Hors, and Ao,. W.T. Jockey. B.ttin0. Fin,
Dolly Spanker. g.. us. REDEEM. 40 out -
Ormondes Right, 3. 100 Lyme, f2-5 out
Time, i46
Good start; won easily: Dolly spankei b. g.. 8.
by Kineston--Lady Gay; owned by r. T. Wilson, Jr
trained BY T. j. Hehcy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
FOURTH RACE
YIYrH RACE,

Good start: won driving: Scotch Plume. oh. {.
a by Knight OF the Thistle-Coruna: owned by J..
T. Seagrann: trained By b. T. Litteneld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28

Good start: won driving Kittie Plat. b. 4, 2. ~
owned by j, y. Holder.
trained by W. p. Maxwell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
THIRD RACE.

Good start: won driving: The Southerner. br. G..
Z BY The Commemorative; owned by M Coroeu
trained BY i. u. Odom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28
EIGlQcNIIUK3 That Run-Chea

AT YOUR OWN PRICES!
Every Automobile demonstrated and put In hna
order.
Oldsmoblles. sioo- $500 Ramblers, s275: Ele''
ttcs, ses- sl7s $500 Tonncaus. $500: Cadilla a
Models A, b, $500 $3.50: Autocar like new, tl.o1
French Panhsrds. Mercedes, Cottereaus Mon
ten TO sixty horse: extremely low.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
ISL West 5lst ST.. near 9Th av.
FOR HIRE-Stricty nrsS class, nigh powG
touring cars by the hour, day or week. GARAtS
10 West Goth st. TELEPHONE n?i C,'u'nhu'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-28

klLlluklIul1 HALF PRICES.
A manufacturers stock tretiring from business
spot cash REGARDLESS Of VALUES
$500 Fur Goats, $3.50 5000 Coats. ssm
Gloves, Ss,75; $500 Fur Lap Robes. $3.50: s,oa
Value. 5000: $500 Value, si?5o 5000 Goodl
AZ "a t psie... TIRES . seIl' r. 81
Continental, Michelin. Hartford Goodrich ID
ternatlonai, Goodyear, etc. etc.
1000 Generator Brass Headlights. $3.50; Search
lights. Tall lamps ETC.: half the prices that o'hsn
ask.
JACKS, PUMPS, PLUGS,
Il 80 TO AZ, 7Jc. to Sl2. 49c. TO 81.
A Five STORY Building full OF Automobile Suppia
Small Profit, Quick Sale" our motto
L. Il Nlllia Co. y Park Rlace. \. I.
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&n nnlere
MbDnnentett
IN @aibtngtOn.

Sr. SObn n. Nucacr BON CIR.
1909, 4. etrnke, R.-8., 1T nidt
mebr Der Isent nnO gertreter Ses
r9entiden GOrrcipunSentcn" in
@aibinstOn. 8ir erlnnben ms 6a.
fer, nuieren geebrtcn AbDnncnten in
8aibinstun e%rgcbenit nn5n5eigen,
Sak ale SeridJtisunsen @Obnanss-
tuedIiel 6etreffenO, DScr iOnitige
Sdrei6cn brett an baS Sanptbireaa
oes D9entidcn GOrreipOnOehtcn,"
All ct. &anI Str, Baltimore,
WtO., 5n ridlten iinS. Sin gertreter
bcs uGOrreipunSenten" nir6 periO.
bid bel ben SlbOnnentcn OOriprcdcn,
um OcH SnbifriptiuuspreiS 5u colef'
tiren.
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oild) Die 9lottcrn. sic mar mir Elm
Wtol in ibrem &cben geimpft woroen,
n6mlid ais ibr Sobu al Den 9lat.
tern C%rfrontte.
9tott5en.
Gte beiocn Yldttiormcn an @oO-
unO @otcritrobe un6 an S'Qonncu's
Merite, melbc Dor mebrercn 5aacn
ouBcr getrieb geiebt wurocn, weil Die
Baltimore bio.Nabn" feline Soto.
motipc iiir 6ortbetueqllng ser beluoe,
men @oggon9 Iiefcrn fonntc, meroen
bcllte mieoer i'm @ebrau6 icin.
SIN 3immcr 0eS Stoot.9 ibliotbe.
tors W. j. GoDle I'M oritten Stod.
mcrte Oes RotbbonieS an Der Nortb.
StraBenieite bcfinoeta iit cine 6en-
ltcribeibe, pelhe Die 8lumcnbpete
oor DEM 3ouomtc ais ollf Der Nortb.
StruBe ~crid)einen IGbt.
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Sebm's Ncme 9aa,
16 2Sefs Sexin9tou-, eea aass

tin oeS Srn. q. II. .. @cftelafen bon
Nleranoriu, miro am IS. Sunni BON
Baltimore aus NIT Dem 9onlpfer
o8reSlou" cine Sobrt no6 SoIlano
otltrcten, moielbit lie ibre Sdmeiter
III llrslar beiubCn miro. Sbr Sobn
6rolf miro lie ollf Der &eiie beglei-
ten. 6ral @eitcIofen ge0enft, on1
20.Nllguit nit Dem Compiler yWotn"
oie HiidrciIc bon Bremen on5utretclt.
0r. b. D, @eitelaten lit Der hefannte
Sroumeiiter Der Robert @ortner'Ihen
9rouerei in Nleronorio, 90. Slid.
lide Retie!
6itr'S 2eben beretnt.
SIN &ullie Der 6rou SoIepbinc 6.
@iuige Nr. $40, -. StroBc, q. .g8.,
tono geItcrn Die Grolulng BON SRI.
gnno W. @iaige nit Srn. Qalurencc
Stel5Ie itott. 8oitor SAUL u. Wteit-
gel bon Der Iutb. Goncor0iu.9irde
ool5og Die betIige 0onblung. Der
grdntigom lit Elm in Rctu.Oorf luobl-
%befannter @eidGftsmanu uno miro
oaS iungc Toar mad 8eenoiaunG
Ieiner &od5eitSrciie ooieIbit Iein
9eim aufidlogen.
Sctrotb6.2ieen3en.
Nad)itebenOe @eirotbs = &iCen5en
lpurocn ausgeitcllt:
CHARLES Snmemon uno Snc5 @.
Nllcn.
Siaac Sub bon @eip-0orf lino
Giara Cohen bon bier.
Gomoro NJ. SuQinnn nno 2ourd
6. Collins, 9eioe bon baltimore.
Slioer @rolpn unb gIi5obett @eI.
lington.
MnIter Z. 9lrnot bon Gefp-g BORT
ltn0 Gtbel Solporo bon bier.
2eonoro 8. StepenS1mb ellie DC.
Gboncp.
Sobn g. MapS ino Coma 6. Seed,
9eiOe bon Baltimore. Gouttp, MO.
Soiepb 90. Senbort unb GIi5obetb
8bitmee.
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9aOi 2Oben'S scidaftiscr Sas.

GoS peItIide Y~oli3eiaeridt oerS6oI-
plns elmer In5nbl intereiimnter
Scenen. - WiiietbGter int groBcm
9taBitobc obgefertigt.
aoOi 2o0en bate 9rIterlt 9}a6mit
tag in Der meItli6en goli3eiitution
geiAdttige StunOen, in0em err iiber
Elm 9uBeno Sale 81 pernebmeu bate,
bon oenen ocri6ieoene gerattme Belt
in Nttiprld nnbmen.
Glarence See, eiu "a Sabre alter
Neger, ltono megen orei 8erqeben
Dor Dem Vtddtigcn 6eS Sen0erloin.
0iltrittS. See bate oeS @uten al
pteI getban unb mltroe megeu 3run-
tenbcit perbaftet. Sn Der 8oli3ei.
Itation fanO man etnen GeooIuer bel
lbm Dor uu0 im %9reu3oer60r iteQte es
iidJ berauS, baB er BEN S6ieBpriigel
ponS rn, Dtt6ael WeOinger, gfr. 300,
YeorlltroBc, geitoblen batte. ergo
muroe See megen 3rltnfenbeit Inn ST
uno Soften, megen 8rngens ei1er Der
bor9enen 8affe nm $50 itno Softer
beltraft uto ipegen O%iebitobls oeS Re-
polncrS Dem MISREPRESENTATION iiber-
mieien.
CHARLES Oorng, elm 80 Sabre olte
Neger bon Itr. 525, &eit,@ eItItroBe,
rpuroe nm $40 itno Soften beItruft,
lpei! er @iQiom Gebu, ehlen Gyubr.
monn, nit einem aniippel iiber oen
Gppf 9eihlogen botte. Die 8eioen
begegneten chamber nit ibren $50
gen an Der Gom0enitrobe uno feiner
molte ouSlpciGen; ouS &eillltat mar
cine 8riigeIel.
Soiep6 8oterS, elm SuGrnloml 0e8
Srn. Samuel @olOimitb bon CIR.
21tS, Observation-Disclosures, welfer am Z.
Vol angcbli6 aus llnobtiomfeit
6rou 6rance8 Eerina, cine 90 Sabre
olte 6rolt nit ieinem @oqen ii6er.
fltbr, lpuroe Dem @cri9tsperiubren
iiberlpieien.
@eil ct aus Giferildt feline Mui.
treiie 8elle SugbeS bon g9r. 400,
9iomonoitrnBe, tbGtIid oueriff uno
ibr ooS Noienbein einidlig. muroe
Der Nitlotte IbomaS 9urIou bon
9tr. 405, 9iomonoitroBe, 3u 80 Sogen
@efGngniB un6 $40 uno Soften @eIo.
bltBe oerltrtbcilt.
0rei Neger, NomenS @iQiam
Green, @iaiom 9roofe nno Sobn
Sorriior, nur6en Dem 0eridt$uer.
fabren ii6erpieien neil iie Srn. Ger.
borb q. SoImers bon gr. 6t9, Sii6.
8remont : 9loemle, Elm SOB Ito6Ien.
9aS Grio murOe bon orei anoben be.
obadtet, melde Die @oIi5iiten Souf
nno Dtornm benodridttgteu.
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Ger aaScu fir Manaer nHS 9nabsu.
vSies lit itIlr cine Site
utter Oielen."

Inoere GiIten mer0en tommen -
nngefiiQt nit leiften @ar0eroben iiir
ben Comfort fir M1lner irn0 &nobeu
~ iebr lei6te Sommcr : An3iige be-
baItcn fiir g%ep0bnlid nidlt ibre 6ucon
= jeoua bic nHirigen - inOem Die
lelben iorgfGltig geihneioert ltllo aus
feiten 5abritoten oltgeiertigt limo.
Serge-Nn3isc u1lo nidt nppretirte
8OriteoS IN idhpor5 un0 bIalten 6or-
ben limo bel ii6 gut fleiOeuoen @Gu.
nern in Ser Stoot am b~eIiebteIten -
oor5iigIide @ertbe bel inns fir -
$40, $3.50, $15 bis sn $40.
8iigcu sic benielben cine meiBe
@eite bilt5n uno Sic babcn einelI
@olo = 9lr5ug fir Nbenos -
$3.50, So, $3.50 bis So.
Someipui., SIarnel. nno moQene
Grab : sln5iige, 3luei Stide
$3.50, $3.50, $40 bis $50.
&aid r Nn3iige fir anabcn in
S6iffer, Butter 8roipn mo ruiiiiden
9louien ? SnconS bon Clique, G6om-
bran, &inucn 0ud uno 8ulateu. 50.
britaten -
$50, 50, $3.50 biz $3.50.
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49, Der n@rion" pernnItoItet am
Sonutag, bet ~. Stunt, al,f benz
9ampfer Queen glnne" cine grfltr.
lion Die Gbeiapeafe @ai btuunter.
Der 8erein bat Den 0ampfer mlss
idlieBlid fir iif) ielbit gemietbet, mo
ale @Gite peroen iid Oaber inter ben
n@rioniten" n~oait6ubig oabeim fin.
ben. Sin 9orb oeS 9ampfers miro
fir Die llnterbaltung oaer SbeiIne6-
rler al Der @rfuriion in 10 umiaIien.
Der @eiie Gorge aetraeen, oob ieSem
@in5elnen genuBreide Stltnoen in
Gltsiif)t Iteben. .gtidt ollein lit cine
Gapele geiuonnen iuor0en, ionoern
Der .arion" miro aud ourd 2ieber.
bortrage erfreuen. Dab es on Grfri-
idJnngen IN letter uno fliiiiiger Sorm
nidt mangeIn miro, lit ieIbitperitdno-
lid.
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~|-7---
Baltimore sic nd Of it

Baltimore sic it c
8 onoentionSIt not. Mlls
@leoelanO, 8, miro Dem y0euti6en
9orreiponoenten" unter'm Datum
bonn 8. Sllnt beribtct: oMtt Der gto-
mination mo @rmGblrng Der geom-
ten fam beute Nittog Die Gonpention
Der 3ioniIten gum Ibi6lllB uno nad)
@rleoigung oiler @eld)Gfte mlrocn
Damn Die 0elegaten BON olslpGrts
olrd) Spe5ialpagen nnh Mnnbatton-
Seoh gebradt, no inter 3nbIreiGer
8etbeiligltng Ser bieiigen Sreunoe
umo Nnbdnger Der 8emeglntg ein 8ic.
mic ltuttfano. gripabIt muroen ais
Sealnte: Or. $. Srieoenpolo, 9uIti.
more, YrGitbent g.. @taper, 8bilo.
beIpbiu, I. 8ice.Er1iibent Or. Mog.
nus, Cincinnati, 2. 8ices8rGiioent
Seon Bolottoff, Chicago, 3. @ice-YrG-
iioent S. De Snos, Nep,gort, Sefre-
tGr; Seluis @pitein, &em. Dorf, S6nb.
neiIter. Die nd6Iti0brige Gonpen.
tion finbet mabri6einlid in9aItimore
itatt. Die beioen geitri9en Sieungen,
Sor- NIB gtodmittdgS, lparen ben IN.
neren In9elegenbeiten geipiomet.
@iniee untpeientIibe AbGnoerungen
ipuroen angenommen lno gleih5eitig
8eriht iiber Die 8erpenoung oes
ourh Die 3tonilten onl1bIi6 Der &i.
fdJineff : @piiooe uufgebradten Inter.
itiienngsfonos erltottet. Bon etfpo
$1,000, Die gelarnmelt nnrben, err.
belt Der Central : Siilfsperein $4,000
3ugepieIen. Die reitliben $4,000 mer.
Den sur unteritiisung bon @iniponoe.
rern aus 9iidineif uno @cmel Der.
nenbet. Mon bat i6on mlf bieie @eiie
mebreren Somilien bier 8elegenbeit
gegebell, Elm neues 9eben SIT beginner.
Gin friiberer 9onfier in &iid)ineft
Der Dor Subren Dem Ge~rtrolionb Der
| 3ioniiten 5000 HnbeI idenfte, fam
Dor 'einieen Wonaten NIT 5ublreid,er
SoniiIie aIs 8ettler IN Nep- Yorf an.
Die oortiee 3ioniIten : @eielid,aft
nobm iid Der 8amiIie ait, iiuo lie bat
ieet Elm Ieiblides Musfommen. gle
@riinoung eirer eieenen Monots1
idlrift fir ole SSittereiien bes 3ionis.
nnis ptiroe ongeregt, unb es mliroe
beidlolien, burd cine |ftiengeiea.
idaft, nobel ieoer 3ioniitenperein
oitrd l%lebernabme BON aftielt Die
aitsfiibrune ermoglidt, cine iolhe
periobilfe 3eitidrift IN .Siooiib"
erifcinen 81 loiien.
Sta1I nneeblid cine
II + +. - @m. MubpIpb. Gin 26 Sabre
alter SeIer. uurbe geltern i'm mitt-
leren Stationsbauie pom Boli5eirid'
ter @rounan Dem 8eriftsnerfobren
iiberiuielen, neil er aageblth an 8.
| SUM Srn. Marf s. @inner cine gol-
oene llbr gum @ertbe bon $65 geitob-
len bate. 3eteftip did bate i'm
nerboftet.
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