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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
BOXERS APPEAR
BEFORE LADIES
Local Celebrities Warmly Re-
ceived by Fair Sex at Young
Mems Hebrew Gymnasium

Wrestling and boxing intercepted by
a few songs and other ladylike stunts,
were in order at the big gymnasium
of the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton last night
The large hall was well filled with
women and the way they applauded
when James Edward Britt, Monte At
tell and several other celebrities Of the
square ring were introduced proved
conclusively that they are not, after
all, so averse to the manly art and its
promoters.
The first bout was between Neal and
Nat Schoor, two brothers, who lam
basted one another in a hammer and
tongs fashion that showed good physical
strength but little skill. The air was
pierced in many places. also the ref
cree, but no damage was done the prin-
cipals.
Next came Dave Gibbs and Sam
Block Dave located Sans block in
about the first round and made severa!
vicious attempts TO u, fasten it, but
Block blocked and worried through the
mill. Morris Levy refereed the two
mixups, acted as a second in both cor
ners and did little odd jobs such as
sprinkling resin on the floor, calling
time and other technicalities that gave
the affairs a sense of professionalism.
Jack Cordell and Ted Wolfe were the
next up. They put up a good, fast
show. Levy called time just as Wolfe
was preparing to throw up the sponge,
or something No decisions were
given.
Monte AttelI and F. Scheyer put up
the best show of the evening from a
humorists standpoint. Scheyer is a
trif1e over the middleweight limit and
looked exceedingly drawn as he rolled
into the ring. He was overtrained and
loomed UP as a monument of evil be-
fore his adversary. When time was
called he waddled to the center of the
ring and threw zigzag wallop through
of his chance Of making a grand stand
column right sidesteps dishep up a
wallop that called for the gong.
But the real affair of the show was
between Sam Berger and Harry Ches-
ter. James Britt refereed the event,
and, being somewhat Of a sport him
self. let the mill go the limit.
Chester hit the mat three times and
was blowing some when Jimmy re-
luctantIy called a stop. At that he let
the men fight longer than schedule.
They put up a rafting good show
nevertheless, and it was a case of give
and take with honors even.
Miss Celia Jacobs gave recitation
that called for loud applause. Mrs Z.
S. Basford sang "Violets" and several
selections were rendered by the clubs
mandolin club.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
oARsMAN GIVEN TOP WEIGHT.
Long List of Entries for Riverside
Handicap at Ascot Park.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1S-Follow-
ing are the weights for the Riverside
Handicap $1,000 added, to be run on
Monday, February %, at Ascot Park,
distance one mile.
Oarsman, 1876: Beau Ormonde, 112: Sidney C.
Love. Ill; Lucien Appleby, 10; Bragg. Nj
trate. 109; Princess Titana, Namtor. Havi-
land, 10S Glennevis, Golden Rule. log; Byron
Rose. 104: Incubator. Sais, Crimeon, 103
Whisky King, Alfredo, 1O2; Orsina. NJ. F.
Tarpey, Cruzados c. B. Campbell Eonic,
Examiner, 100; The Goldfnder 90: Rag Tag,
/ Know, 9S Jarretiere Or. Dupont. Sir
Hugh, Borgheisi. Maseda, Orfeo. 95; Mezzo,
Elwood, 81; Redan. Grail. Bucceuth, Geheim-
ness, San Luton, Foneasta, Scepter, Prince
Hoadley, Keogh, Estado, Egg Nogg Annie
Robinson, Rhyl. Lemcoe. DIR. Shorb Glenrice,
Pat Harmon, Fading Light. MacFyle, El Ber-
nado, Instructor and Buster 30.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
Results at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb 1S.-Crescent City
results
First race, seven furlongs Tregon won,
Ralph Young second. The Brown Monarch
third. Time, :2S 3-5.
Second race, mile and siXteenth-Bengal
won, Eclectic second, Prodigal Son third.
Time / AS 10.
Third race. five and a half furlongs-Pre-
sentation won, Our Little second. Tom Kiley
third. Time 1907
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth-Gravins
won, Lee King second. Miss Melton third
Time. l Al.
Fifth race. six furlongs. sellng-Vestry won.
Arachue second, Bud Embry third. Time,
1:13 40.
Sixth INce, mile-Bummer ii won, Count
En- Out second Macbeth third. Time. Al
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
Nfonta~iIIe Flowers.

Montaville Flowers viii give the
eighth number in the Star course of
entertainments Of the Young Mems
Christian Association in their audito-
rum. Mason and Ellis streets. next
Friday evening. An interpretative re-
citsl viii be given by Mr.. Flowers from
Les Miserables." He has delighted
his audiences everywhere by his mas
terful rendition Of this great work A
few seats may be secured for this event
upon application at the association
building.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
Lillian Russell at Press Club.

The Press Club entertained Miss
Lillian Russell and members of the
Weber & Fields Company last night
at a tamale supper. Miss Russell has
been an honorary member of the club
for several years. During the festivi-
ties last night she was presented with
a golden key to the clubrooms. Men,
bers from Fischer's Theater and the
Tiyoli contributed to the evenings en-
farf aipp1pnf
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
South Park Settlement.

At the meeting of the South Park
Settlement this evening the Misses
FIorel, Mrs. Schafter and Mrs. w. G.
Campbell viii sing. A novel feature of
the programme Will be contributed by
Miss McLennon, who will sing several
songs of the natives of foreign lands
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
Abe Atten Wins Decision.

CHICAGO, Feb. 18.--Abe Attell
won decision over Kid Hermann in a
six-round contest here tonight. Ac-
cording to the conditions of the match
Hermann agreed to dispose of his op-
ponent inside six rounds or forfeit the
purse. Attell had no trouble in last
ing the limit; in fact, had a shade the
better of the fight from beginning to
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
VIII Give Entertainment.

The Calvary Young Peoples Society
will give an entertainment in Social
Hall this evening. An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged and fyll
house is expected
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19

ising heavyweights. will appear in the
main event. The rest of the card will
be as follows: Shy Ryan VS.. Fred
Craig, Mike Snyfy VS.. Kid Parker,
Rhoderick Earle VS.. William Perkins.
William Jenkins VS.. Johnny Mcclure
and George Henry VS.. Harry McCloud.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
Water As a carrier of disease,

DR.. Charles F. Craig of the United
States army will deliver the fourth of
the Lane popular lectures this even
ing at Cooper Medical College. His
subject is Water as a Carrier of Dis
ease"
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19

FIRST raoe-Brennus, Dusty Miller, so-
gus Bill.
second race-eolden Idol. Edgsclin,
Bose E1ey.
Third race-Jean Gravier. Young Mo-
relic, DR.. Sherman.
Fourth race-Futurita, Princess I'll
tania, Dainty.
Fifth race-Harbor, Riesca, Hulford.
Sixth race-searcher, Ulloa. Emily
Oliver
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
Washington's Birthday

Affords an opportunity 10 investigate the sum-
nler home sites at Cazadero. Duncans Mills
Monte Rio. Mesa Grande, Camp Meeker
Camp Tyrone, Camp Pistolesi etc Lots now
on sale Pleasant trips to Camp Taylor, TOGO
Iona Point Reyes, Tomales Bay Boljnas and
Mount TamalDais Reduced rates February
20 TO % inclusive. Inquire North Shore Rail-
road. GIG Market street
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
Give Fancy Dress BAH.

The members of the California Sum
flower League gave a fancy dress ball
and dance last evening called "Ye Old
Folks Concert" in Scottish Hall on
Larkin street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
Chess at Monte Carlo.

MONTE CARLO, Feb. 1S.-The fin
al scores in the international chess
tournament are as follows: MarOczy.
~; Schlechter. Z; Marshall, 61a:
Gunsberg, 4; Marco, 8; Swiderske. 3.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
San Francisco clubs Bouts.

The San Francisco Athletic Club will
hold its monthly exhibit tonight at
the south side club rooms. Charles
Mccarthy and Olin Sullivan. two prom
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19

post 1 minute OF at 4:161s. Byronerdale,
how out Woods show out Winner b. &.
d ixon. start good. Won easily Balances
n e was we'll rated. Horton could not get up
m ade Of Frank Woods and Expedient.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19

7fme-:2514. :51A, 1:17. 1 :431l. 2:OS1<. At
place. ,: show 40 Horton. place . 3;
by Jim Gore -Briganza. Trained by J
driving. Track suited Byronerdale and
under hard urging. Too much early use
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-19
PROBABLE WINNERS.

: Apprentice allowance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
Talihmiin5cr. Npparat cntbeft.

Eroot6ence, H.zS., %. GSttni.
- Sn 6olge 0eS geItern in ct. 2ouiS
obgelcgtclt @eItGnouiIieS BON Marc1tS
Y. Graham, Dob CT bier Ole falibell
S100z8olocertiiifate bergeItclt babc,
ipeld)c er oltf Der Hcnubabn 5l @ra-
ncsenA bGrallSgGbte, .iiHb 9ier {einc
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lteS, lolocrn nll6 Ole ser $t0=9ui=
falo-0cao Note entoedt moroerL mel
die 0cn Observation-Disclosures Dor 0rci
Sobren 10 Diel &opf5crbrccbeu perllr=
lodtc. Gbcf Miltic tbat, ais OBJ linn
bctonnt lci, bob Graham olld) 0iele
gtpte bergcItcllt babe, tllO bcrleitetc
i'm ooourd) 5u eincm oiicnen9efennt-
nib. MGbreno Die 9oltoncr @cbcim-
oienItbcomtcn Ni6ts bottet finoen
fontclL folgte Der Ngent @. s. 5lpnn
aus Nem-gorf Den bon Graham &c
gebeneH &infcn u1o iono 5inter Ell
mem ViIoe eiten SogcrbolSi6ein,
oermoge oeiien Die iGmmtli9eu 81
fctten lcidt allf9efunoen lpcrocn
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ltult muroe be1tte' geidloIicn. $50 er
Die Noten bat orudcn ~laiicn, lit nod
nidt erntittclt.
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&lntbnnoc itc0ten SanOiten.

3pei Der 9crlr, WcIdle @ubn 3obl-
mciitcr bcrotbtcn, pon @}oiic &C.
ion9cn.
81 in0 it Q II, u. y, %. H5,tni.
.3ipet pcrlpcgcle Wfttglieocr icucr
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ten wur0cn our1 glttblm0c iut0
elite Sderiff@poiic 0citcQt ltl0 bclltc
GbcnO gcfciielt in &illgitpn ciugclic
tcrt. Mtchr, ol& Soltieno 2eutc NIT
ibrcn &iltcn olIf ibrcn 6liutcu uno
tbrc Gcpolotr ihprntrno, bcuiQ-
tontnucten nit loltcm (Sllbcl oic nit
lbrer 9ctte bcimtebrenocu &crbrc.
der &Gger: 9oten brod)ten ole Ncui0-
tclt ll'a WcriGtagebdlt0c, Iut0 oic-
lclbc nerbrcitctc ii6 lpic ciu 2oitiieltcr
0ltrd) Die gauge Staot. &iclc bclticaell
ihrc Hcitpfcr0c mlo rittcn Der BON
S%nmontpile nod Observation-Disclosures
&ogo bciinfcbrcnocn YoiIe entaegtlt.
Die bciocl 9auOitcn bottcn ulcDr, ais
$500 in loren SticieIl; elmer Der.
iclbcn crbicIt cine S6uBmluloe, CT
trra obcr iein SNidlol nit Itoiidcn
@Icihmlltb. 0icicr Mtomt lit inter
Dem Nolncn u6ronf" brtalnt 1m(
ii9llrirtt olrf Der 3oblIi1r Der uNuo.
ioll-9iiOcr @llleitonc So" ais gtr. 33.
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StraFcnba6n- GuQiiiun in Gina.

I'M a, o, %. SUM-. - @in bic
flyer urlo Gin 8eitcrn Ohio Spc5iol-
Subltrbon . Observation-Disclosures col
lioirten bier. 3ipolf ODER nte6r Scr
lonen pur0en oobei perlcbt, am
S6merIten ein t~2.iGbriges MGodcn
int0 2orcn5 M6olS Sipling ODER
&ippenS aus Spofane, y8ui6., mel
6em Oos linfe 8cin 10 9eqltetidt
luitroe, oaB es I'M @oipital omputirt
mer0eu mltBte itno Der Serlebte ip0tcr
Itarb. auBer0em muroen ocrleBt:
Srl. Glto6 Walls aus 2ofapette, 8;
sri. Seono Ilfretto, S6ouIpieleriu
aus Columbus, un0 6rau 9tolpb
9urnboltgb, Gliff $. Seldom, Sarrp
SeQs, Grof. 6. s. 5inlep, @. q.
1obo, Sol. 3raep, 2oprenee aibbp,
Seonaro @oItber, Is. ". 5erB ulto e.
SiIbcr, idmmtlid) bon bier. Die mel
iten Gaiiogiere botten iid) All einem
@ltSfluge Der ~ani96ts Of Column
bus" betbeiligt.
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@coinn seIhitmorh..

@ie ans Berlin qcmeloct miro, bat
Baron 6croop. Sirhberg megen leineS
icniationelcn t-Sfonools oti iei-
ncm Sddoiic SIT Wiir55ui6Gog SeIbIt-
moro >begaH9elt., Die, Gage oes 90
roua 6otte lid ourA Die gltbiimnari1
iibcr oos abcntclcrlidc 8orleben lei
ncr @nttin 81 elmer penig beneioenS-
mcrtben gcItoltet. Ser idmere Sfid-
ialsidlog Der i'm betroffen. ideint
oep 8eritono oes 9eoolternsperHen
o~ffi5trt 5ii boben. @eui9itetS 5eigte
CT in lester 3eit Spuren bon crib.
finn, uno cs lit bober oll5nncbmcn.
Dab cr in einer Nnluonolluig bon
@eilteSqeit6rtbeit Ieiuem 2ebell Gin
bor5eitiaes 3iel icbtc. Die 9oronirt
lit iibri9enS lflon iiber 40 Sabre ait,
8oron @oGIburg ais
SdriftitcIIer.
SSn 9lt0apeit bat Der piclgenonntc
9aton 8aaburg, melder eilt ebelidcr
Soblt 0eS ncrItorbenen Gr5ber5paS
Grnit bon ScItrcid SIT iein bebaitptet
uno gcgeutuGrtig olS 9iidero0cnt
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crbGrten. 9Sie Qcmeloet, cr6ob Der
9ltbopeItcr 8eriht9bof NnfongS Sc
brltor gcQen Den Boron cine Antlogc
luegen 9ofumcnt2fdlidltng. @all-
burg iollte Die eltcrlid)c Grammatical
gefdlIdt bobefl, nm 0aourd) ais che
lid)er Sobn gelten 5u fonten.
Na6 Imcrifa obgereiIt It.
Nn 9oro Ocs 6ontbur0cr Cunt
piers D9eutidlun0" bobcn cine Heiic
nod) Den Scr, Stootcn ungetrctcn:
Gommcr6tenrotb 9ebrcuo. @ebeimcr
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&orl NcIter, Oberlielrtcnont @rItoo
Gbennib, Gittmciitcr p. Nod)olp, Wto-
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II III 10000 MART bcitub=
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@oitinem lit ollf oem SdncQsuqc
5fpilfen Somburg uno Bremen NM
10000 Worf ~beitoblen poroen. Son
bent Sb1tcr bat man feline Spur.
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Snnoert nene Sterne.

9erfeIeD, Gal,, 25. SUM-. =
Yrof. u. 5. SuIiep BON Dem aitrono-
miihen Department Der .Golifor-
nier ~uniperiitat" meioet bon Dem
2td Gbiernatorium bic gntoedlntg
BON bunoert neuen 9oppellter,len.
Sn einent BON Der ltniperIitdt Der.
'offentlidter Bulletin lit cine aenaue
geidreibung Der men entoedten Sim-
melsforper unO oeren Etching all
Dem Ornament gegebeu.
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Snrprhuhnnt.llnfnn

Norfolf, %. &lni, - 8ci Der
Priiflnlg ocS Eorpc0oboote8 o@io0.
lc" mcIdca inter Dem @ciebI oc>
&iclltcnontS Moribolt itcDt ereionctl
lid bcutc in Soupton Roob@ elm crrt
ltcr l%lnIoll, in0cn Elm Gciielrobr bari
nn6 Die @ci6cr @orrcn un0 O'9on
nell lcbcn&0ciGbrlit ucrbriiGt lulr
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oocr lpenigcr e%rnltcn GborotterS SIT
g%etro0cn. 9tur bel Der yGritSlon'
giag NQc5 gut ob. @,H.'sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-26
Scrcin Der bcatidcu HatFiotcn.

Gbieo ia o. Sa., rs. l9tini. 3n
Inbad)'s 0attm olr Der Su4teo. Str.
uno 9tooiiou@lpcme biulth Der Scr
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tenb 5uriid9c1angen, 10 oaB tic iebt
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betrGgt. Der jiingitc Der ulten Ser.
rem 3dblt 76 Sabre. 8as Der oiesidb-
rieen 3uiomnenfunft gan5 beioabere
geoeutrng pcrlitb, por Der llnltollo,
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entiadte. Die .eigeatlife 5eitreoc
iplroc BON Soiepb Guoclpb iiber 6as
96ema Der y9eutIh . glmerifaner"
aebalten.
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MGnncrn nnb Grauen.

Nlutpergittune eebeiIt In 40 bis 60 2aGen.
Geidiuixe. neu obcr ali. in 10 bis 10 angen.
ScrIult Der Wdribarteit. brains" fuiort eiIt'
bait getbaH. alieren' uno siafenirtoeH. elriftnr
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rantiren mir duberit ihnele uno petnaneHte
aaren. Gbmer5Daiter ODER bethinoerter Weit,
irritation faiott abeeboIfeu. Gdreibea Gle ohet
ipreden Gle Dor. aatb uns gnniuItation ftei.
&ir furireu 9iltsidIdg. obne fit Die SeiIutta Al
Gperntiunen su fhrelten. gSenn anoere ster6ts
fehftlugefL Eaadt bel nrs eineu Seriuh. 7r.
PttIip'S MiebicaI 5nitiilte, glr. 1897. IN.
gratt.e trahe. Teutfd piro eeipro1m.
(glaiIf .1&S.1O
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Srabtlpic Selearaphie.

@obin9ton, %. Slini. =
Groiioent Goolepelt bat 8ice 4omi-
raj Goblep .. Goons, Gohtrc-aomi
raj 9enrp u. Monnep, 9rigaoe-@ e.
neral u. @. @reelep, lieutenant Sol.
8. Sapne nno 8rof. @illis 6. Moore,
ben Gbei oes @etterbiireaits, ais cine
Gomniiiion ertonnt, melde iid NIT
Der 8otbiamfeit Der eiuiiibrung
OrabtIoier Selegrapbie fir ben Diertit
Der 9unoesreeierung 5u beiaiie1 bat.
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io2O dcidcn5 .
Cine idredli6e 3o5l Der 0picr Der
oSIocttH" aifaitc. '',i'

HSIetltN Ilfatre.
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9t2 lit sic 3abG Der 0riumOrncn 2ci.
den ser Opfer Der oSloc1tm -aota.
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ouf @runs Der gcloucu @cdcr6en,
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8oli5et oorgenonnlen mur0eu, Die
@eiomlufsiffef Scr 6tft Der Guto-
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GGrgc nit lniocntjii5irien Heidcn.
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III Die SGnpct9crtrthr %qE ctlpo 10
To9cn lei ieine @ottigl 5rou Nina
5cclig, q Sabre aIt nq6 9telp- 9orf
9crciit, nm olrf Der l~ntcrcn 0iticitc
cinen 9elitotGiicllaNcn 5u rr6ffncll,
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pobnt unO lQ9oRQ 0cr 81. @ortuS
8encinbc opgcb6rt. 3ipciiclIo9 bobc
iic bic llngliid9- @Gturlion mitgc-
modt, Der Nlnlln CAB cine gcnolle
@eidreibung DER &IriOcr, Die ieine
6rou trrg, mo Die 9contcn Scr
Morglle boltcn in Babe Gin &iill0cI
bcrpor, ooS CT, ais BON leiner Satin
ltommcno, iocntiii3irtc, S1n mnr0e
Die Summer 9cgcbcll, ols pclde bic
3rou i'm Wtoiengrob gcbcttct mor0cll
lit, mo or miro Ole 2cidc noN Der
ci0eueu 5omiliengrobitGtte iibcriiib
rem lollcn.
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0lus benz beutId)em Oietdbe.
BIC Saperm Der laneen Gcscntidait
ntI0e.

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oronetenfommcr 9riinolidbe
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&On Snnnicr luc96cOr0crt.

@o6in0ton. %, SUM-. -0o
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@cinatb III EonNicr 5uriidgebrudt
morOcn iino, lit NomiroI Gboomid
%on0cmicicn morOcn, ieinc Grelt5io6rt,
mic rripriiugli6 ongeoronct, iort}t-
icbcn.
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Gas finun5ielle GrgebniB oes iing.
item acknowledgements bel Somblirg
b. o. Sobe lit erbeblid) biftter ben ac-
begteH eripartnngen suriidgebliebcn.
Sic Sribiinen iuieien uiele IeereayIdbe
nnfs Die 5beilnabme Don gab uno
5ern eatipradJ bel @eitem nidt Gem,
mas mon erbofft botte. nllo Die So
tells maren Idpad) beiest.
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Scrmiidtc trlc9rapbiidDc 9cpcidjrn.

glltS Sort 2cdpcnnortb, SIS. iii
Der O6erliclltclart @m. $. Glltmmcr
0tiil 6. "@nnocS Shfaftttit Nt8t.
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SSlono gcbiirtig, lit 30 Sabre aft.
M0brcno oeS iporiid) omcrifonildcll
&ricges 0tentc er i'll einenla 6reimil-
li0cn Hcgiment bon Waliahuietta
,uno mlr0e lpGtcr 5um lieutenant in
Der rc0llldrcn Irmcc %crnunnt.
- 3. &. Gboiicc, wclder beboltp-
tcte, Elm &crluau0tcr oe9 General.
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III Souiton, Ger, Oltr6 cincn SGuB
in ben &opf OnS &cben gcnommcn.
Ger @nIab SIT DEM S%clbItntoroe lit
nid)t flar.
r. &n Horid'8 Glen bel Glnliro,
R..D., lit ooS 9ommert6cotcr ob0c-
b%ronnt; Der 9ronOIhoocn in &0bc
bon $4,000 lit sur &Glitc 0ltr6 Scr
iidcrlul9 gcOcdt. IS ioa 9ranoItii.
tltn0 oorlicgcn, Die oWuubottoll
Opera So" 9o6 GoritcIlulatn in Dem
Gbenter. Qic r@lcn" lit Gigcnt6um
Der pGImirn 8atcr, eight u Hoil-
roo0 So"
Sn @eIt Eoillt. ND., lit
0bcrltIicutcIolt @rigbt y. Gogcr.
toni Grofclior Der Wintbenotif pll
Der MilitdratoOemie, i'm gutcr bon
80 tSnbrcn %gcltorbei. Gr lpltroe I'M
Satire 1870 bon Ohio 5llln &cIt-
Gointcr &o0cttett %ernannt, mar Wtit-
alieo Der Graduates ai~ibciation"
itnO iobrelong Er0liOcnt oer, o9GrllD
9ltbletic IIiociotion."
Sn 9%arlpinton, Cont, fe6t Gin
GARNER, Goncl8 George 9. GurtiB,
in iebr beordngtcn GerbGlt4iiicn.
0crIeIbe bate Dor 40 rSd6rcn iid)
$500 0eborgt, Inn iid einen Stell6er.
trcter fir 0o5 MilitGr 5lt p%crlddfien
rm0 bot ieitoem icoeS SSobr 6 Gro3cnt
ouiiir bc5oblt, olio ooS uripriiu9Iide
Rdpitol mebrntolS suriidbe5ublt.
- COMMANDER VI. q. GclGogH elm
peniionirter Offi5ier Der 0iutoe5.
%ftptte>i ipeId)er IN Dem nMoliroes
Sotel" 5u gortSmoltt6, 9a., ans Ell,
mem 5enitcr 6es uiertcn Stodiuerts
gefallen mar, lit ieinen 8|erleBungen
erlegen, 0erieIbe iuor aus Ohio ge-
6iirtig uno i'm Sabre 1860 III oie
91tnoesflotte eingetreten; i'm Sabre
1880 aouncirte RI gum COMMANDER
uno murbe am t.. 0e5ennber 1891
peniionirt.
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9tico," lueld)er bel Blltm.ISslun6 no.
be Somoicn, ouf Gin Giff auiinbr, lit
ein totoler 8erluit. 0os g8etter lit
10 idledt. bob Die 9erge0ompier nid)t
Gar5 uabe beronfommell fonnclr.
StoatsIefretGr Sop mllroe &c.
fern in @ai6ington init einem &c.
iu6e ocS 0rafen Wiernolot, eineSDtit.
gIiebes bes 6itreidiider 9crren1oli.
ics, NM bes 81. Sol. u. 0dreiireitber
iriiberen oltreidiiden 6inou3mini.
Tiers, beebrt.
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I'm q. sobn, R..g. miro iebt

Sn ct Sobn, N..g., miro jebt
Der 800. SabreStog Der gntoeditng
0es Safens utter groBen 5eierIibfei-
ten, lpie Haraoen. llm5iigen i'm $50
itiim etc. feitlih beaanaen. Die Gnt-
oedung oes Sofens erfolgte I'M SUM-
1904 Seitens Der beioen fron5oiiid)en
Gorlher Sieur De Wonte uilo Sanil.
De Gbamplain.