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The sun., 1905-10-13
ENGLAND URGED TO EXPLAIN.
GERMAN PRESS EXCITED OVER
FRENCH REPORT. a..
Omciai Denial Demanded Of Assertion
That Britain Stood Ready 10 Back
France 10 the Utmost In Morocco
AfYair-The Stock Market Depressed.

Omelal Denial Demanded Of Assertion
That Britain Stood Ready 70 BACK
France TO the Utmost In Moroccs
Anair-The Stock Market Depressed
Special Gable Dispatches TO The SUN,
BERLIN, Oct. 12.-The press is demanding
some sort Of official denial on the part OF
England Of the statement in the Paris
Kdtin, attributed popularly to former
Foreign Minister Delcasse to, tho effect
that England promised to come to the
assistance of France. in case the latter
should become involved in war with Ger
many over the MOROCCO affair. - ..'... ~
The Bourae to-day was extremely de-
pressed owing to the public disquiet over
the Mathis statements. -.
majority Of tho newspapers continue
to tell in the angriest language the story
of Great Britain's alleged readiness to land
English troops in German territory to aid
France. They insist that Great Britain
be compelled to give an official explanation
Of the story. Some of the newspapers
which at first ignored the story or passed
over it lightly now treat II seriously. p
The Government has made no statement
in any form, but it s learned emi-officially
that it realizes that Great Britain could not
be expected to explain OFFICIALLY a news
paper statement issued in another country,
and it has accordingly asked for no ex-
PLANTATION. 1t is not doubted. however,
that the report has been informally talked
over by British and German diplomats.
1t is reliably stated that Great Britain has
thus repudiated the story as an absurdity.
The German Foreign ONCE, through its
mouthpiece, the North German Gdsette,
declares that the explanations 80 far given
are insufficient. Germany has not officially
questioned England with regard to tho
matter. nor has 1t received any official
communication upon the subject from that
country. :. .. '-
COLOGNE, Oct. 2.-In a semi-official de-
spatch from Berlin the Cologne Gdsette de-
clares that the British Government will not
find it 30 easy to shake of the revelations
alleged to have been made by NJ. Delcasse
concerning Anglo-French relations. Both
France and England, it says, are bound to
see the matter cleared up. .,., O.
PARIS, Oct. 12-The Echo de Pdris pub
fishes an interview with M. Delcasse, the
former Foreign Minister. regarding tho
Mdtin's recent, articles on Franco-German
relations. in which Il was said that Great
Britain offered to help France against
Germany. Asked to affirm or deny that
the articles were inspired by him, M. Del
casse said:
Il have always been reproached for not
being outspoken enough. How. then. could
you think that would choose this occasion
to do violence to my customary reticenoef
The idea is absurd9 It won't bear the
least examination ..
4Then the statements made are untrue?,
The sun., 1905-10-13
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Saturday nigh, Beyond that I VIII have
nothing to any
ufllrr, generally csltf AHA " aud sinouth,
wns very hafyu,is !is was not asked N
Nathe wss friends feared any Developments
that might notne o,,t Al his ffpl
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,nuic.en, VIII ho.nscnu sa d
suson, on we ,i,s GnMse oi nl V,ns go ioo.en seo
Ma,hews ~ mao peen .. an ess.s.an, G " sscre.a,y Ty
the nahkers surrey company Oh 1--WE
land' ana also an attorney TOT the com,- ON
pahy. Meiseli lelt an estate VI ssU;vo,
anu aoo,iI seVehteeh helrs, seven OIL ""o'''
were ont on WIN uoIial eadn:
me seven mace oohteSt' nmhs teIeuIi
son 70 represent mem. was cna,seu
.nat Mooten. mathews anu reIfusoaa
schemed so tnat hothsohiid was appointed
temporary administrator OF the estate;
ne ne was compelled 10 iurhlsh oonu OF
s4CMo, which was proouGed py tne naIE-
ers surety Company on the recommenaa-
ton oi Mathews. ms was Only aiter
seVeral Otner companies nau Deen ap-
proached, but had refused 70 90 on hotns,
cmids bond unless they had loiht control
OF the estate with MN: Inc bahkeIs
surety Company gave kothschilo sole con.
troll OF the estate, and It was charged That
ne hypothecateu the securities ana lhat
~, 800 was spiit up between ferguson'
Mathews, Eothsohild ana Wooten. Wooten.
VINO was Rothschiid's attorney, ana was
convicted OF stealing thousand dollar
check from Rothsohlld Is under sentence
The sun., 1905-10-13
DIED..

CLARK.-Gen. William T., Oct. 10. 1905.
Intcrment At Arlington. Washington. D. G..
Saturday. Oct. IL. Washington pspers please
copy.
LOwELL-At her residence, - East etth st.. on
Thursday, October II, 1905 In the ed year OF
her age, Josephine Shaw Lowell. widow Of bhsa-
der General Charles Russell Lowell and daush-
ter of the late Francis George Shaw OF Boston.
Funeral private.
MABIE.-At Hackcnsack, N. j., October 10. 1909
John H. Mabie. aged 81 years.
Funeral services st his late residence. Csntra
av., ,Haekensack, n. j.. on Saturday. Octooeri<
st $50 O'Clock. Train leaves West I'D s.
New York city, via New York. SusauehannA
and Western r. r., At $40; Cortlandt st., 2ao
prospect av. station.
MATHEws--At his residence, SIS Central Park
West, on Oct. 10, ArmItaee Msthews,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SANDFoRD.--At Paris. France. Oct. 10. 1908
Carrie, daughter OF the late j. Marion Sims
N. D.. and wife Of c. Graham Sanford
Interment At Paris.
TowNSEND-At Tarrytown. N. Y. on Oct. u.
1905, william ]. Townsend. aged ei years.
Funeral from his late residence on SATURDAY.
the 18th inst, at O'Clock. Train leaves Grand
Central Station 265. lnterment at Fulton. NJ,
Syracuse. Cleveland and Washington papers pleas"
copy.
wINTERBURN.--At EdGewater. N. j.. Oct. H.
1905. John winterburn, in the sd year OF his
age.
Funeral from his late residence, Edeewstei.
Saturday, Oct. N. o'clock p. n. Kindly omn
oavsES.
The sun., 1905-10-13
HOTTENTOTSTAkE GERMAN CAMP
XIII an Onicer and Five Men and Make
Several Captures.
Special Gable De,pa,eh to THE Sun.

Special Gable Despaeh to THE Sun.
CAPE Town, Oct. IA telegram
from Ospington gives the news that
the Hottentot chiefs Marengo and Morris
captured the German camp at Jerusalem.
between Warmbad and SAINT Drift, South
west Africa, after severe fighting, in which a
lieut. enant, five soldiers and farmer were
killed on the German side and eight men
were seriously wounded. The Hottentots,
it is said, suffered no losses and captured
all the stock and the stores.
Several Germans were captured by tho
Hottentots, but were allowed to return.
after they had been disarmed. bearing to
Gen. Won Trotha Governor OF German
Southwest Africa and commander Of the
forces. letter from Chief Marengo saying
that the Hottentots were in position to
take the offensive and would fight to the
bitter end.
The garrison at Nkaas has been strength
ened by 900 men and q battery Of artillery
The sun., 1905-10-13
GIVE IN TO GERMAN STRIKERS.
Raise in wages offered to Electrical
Workers-Arbitration Agreed To.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TEE Sun.
BERLIN, Oct l2.-It ia reported that the
electrical firms, the workmen In which re-
Gently went on strike, have agreed to raise
the wages Of sorewmakers and packers,
which was the original question that caused
the strike, and they have also agreed to the
appointment Of a mixed commission, COM
posed Of employers and employees. to in
vestigate the causes Of the dispute.
The sun., 1905-10-13
Mut,nous white star Flremen Sentenced.

OpeCluF CuUtU BtSVu'e" W TIE SVN' "
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l2.-Thirty-two Of the
firemen OF the White Star Line steamship
Oceanic, who were arrested on her arrival
Yesterday on complaint Of the captain
for refusing duty, were sentenced to-day
to seven days hard labor. The fremen
demanded higher wages than they had
signed for in the articles, and when their
demand was refused went on strike.
The sun., 1905-10-13
A New South American Cardinal.
sa.-.ot cobi, D.,no,rh IA Tuv Sr-s

ROME, Oct. l2.-The question Of appoint
ing q Cardinal for South America will be
settled at the November consistory. when
the Archbishop OF Rio Janeiro will be raised
to the purple. Probably two other Cardi-
nails will be created.
The sun., 1905-10-13
Miss Woolsey WEEDS an Ensllshman.
,sp,eia, cable D.sp ateh 10 THE SUN.

: Special CabIf Dfsp dTeh To The Sun.
LONDON, Oct. i2.-Copley Delsle Hewitt,
son Of Sir Thomas Hewitt, X. c., was mar
ried to-day at Beaulieu Abbey, Hampshire,
to Alice Bradford, daughter Of Col. Charles
W. Woolsey Of New York.
The sun., 1905-10-13
BIG RUSSIAN STRIKE AFOOT.
Government Resolved to Repress Disor.
~ ders with = Stern Hand.

~. uefJ WIN u bto1n Hhhu.
I Special Cable Dsspatehss to THn SUN.
/ ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. PA gigantic
labor strike, rivslling the one that occurred
In january. is being organized here. The
inhabitants are alarmed, fearing repetition
Of the disorders, but the Government is re-
solvsdtorepress sternly any attempt to start
labor uprising.
Moscow, Oct, 12.-The strike move
ment is spreading around Moscow. Sew
eral minor disturbances occurred in the city
to-day and score Of people were wounded.
The sun., 1905-10-13
British Liberal Leader Stricken.

Special Gable Despatch TO THR SUN.
LONDON, Oct. l2.-Earl Spencer, leader
Of the Liberal party in the House Of Lords,
was seized with apoplexy at his shooting
The sun., 1905-10-13
BritIsh Naval Vessel Ashore.


Gibraltar, Oct. 12.-The British naval
repair ship Assistance is ashore in Tetuan
Bay, on the coast OF Morocco.
The sun., 1905-10-13
MARRIED.

CRATER-HOBART.-A East Orange. n. j.
Wednesday. October II. 1906 BY Rev. John
Fulton Patterson. D. D., Agnes Victoria Hobart
TO Robert Martin Crater
WOOD-MATHESON.-On Oct. II. at the houss Of
the brides parents Lloyd Neck, Long Island.
by the Rev. L. Mason Clarke, D. D.. Anna E..
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. william John Maths-
son. to Willis DelAno Wood.
The sun., 1905-10-13

BUSINESS NOTICES.
1lrs. Winslswt Soothing Syrup Tor children
slays pain. cures wind colio darrh0a. 10. bottle
The sun., 1905-10-13


W.. Wooten and David Rothschild. They
had expected to be witnesses against
Mathews. In addiio ion Samuel I. Ferguson
also indicted with Mathews, would probably.
have been witness against him The
three men indicted with Mathews had all
In addition, the District Attorney had
evidence in the shape Of letters which had
been written by Mathews. and which were
found in the possession Of David. Roths-
child when he was arrested after the wreck
ing of the Federal Bank. 1t was only day
or two ago that an application was made
by Mathews's counsel for permission to
zee these papers. Mathews also made a
demand to see certain papers connected
with the litigation over the Weisell estate
Mathews would let the District Attorney
see etcertain checks that had passed through
Mat thewss bank account and letters written
by Mathews to Wooten the District Attorney
had no objection to showing him the letters
he was anxious to see.
was adjourned against Jerome's wish, on
the plea that William NJ. K. Olcott was busy
with a case in the Supreme Court, il was
noticed that Mathews looked pale and wor-
ried. With little provocation he said on
that day: jerome, why don't you lie fair?"
the court ROOM.
oRuBRR TO SPEAK AT MEMORIAL SERVICE.
It was altar Justice Davy had adjourned
the case for day that Abe Gruber, on that
same afternoon, went before Justice Maddox
In Brooklyn and made motion for a change
Of venue. Gruber has always been known
as Mathews's sponsor In political and busi-
ness affairs When asked yesterday II he
had any comment to make on the death of
Matthew'S, he said: '' =
Anything have to say will be said at
= memorial eervioe for MIR. Msthsws o.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
GAM

ncsion, 5uly 5.-An records ter lenrtay
ban sumos IN ,he Eas. were brokol ycs-
tcrdly AFTERNOON whom the Philadelphia
Athletics defeated Bosttn Go after I'D
cSciimg inninss Tho game SECS The loc-
ord made at Cincinnati june 30, iS2, watn
the Cincinnati and Chica go Nat onal
League Clubs played 20 2o-innnss-
to-a-tc same, The prcv.ous profc. 81 nal
record in the Ernst. Observation-Disclosures
game, Is innings, has stood since 1875
The champions got two rsus Ia ;he first
inning today. and ihe way thcy started
out on wadden indicated an easy ,ic-
tory. This lead was maintained up 90 the
sixth inning, when, with two out and
schrock on scoord hasc Davis drove
tho ban out to the centre n,ld Gag pole
for q home run ANA thereby tied the
score Boston on several occasions got
men as Gar as thrd base cniy TO seo the
side retired. Both Wadioil ard Young
pitched grand bali. Wadden registered II
strikcouts and was hit safely 70 times
Noucg famed nine and the Athletics se-
cured iS safe singles or his delivery.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
Parts for all Machines
vEsPsRs WIN BY LENGTH
Philadelphia oaromen Captive First
Heat IN Henley Regatta.


Henley, Eng. July 5. - Bri.Nant
weather, a great attendance ashSTe
and afoat end fair rowing conditionS'
marked the opening OF Great Britain's
annual water festival. Outside tho
Grand Challenge Cup. in which the
Vespers, OF Philadelphia, Pa, and the
Belgian crew were competing, there
was littlo of interest in the regatta.
Tho racing started with the first heat
Of the Grand Challenge Cup. in which
the Leanders. on whom the British pin
all their hopes Of retaining the trophy
in England, won practically as they
liked from Jesus College, Cambridge
The Bolgiars won an easy victory over
the Thames Rowing Club.
Then came the big event of the day,
tho heat for the Grand Challenge Cup,
in which the Americans led all the
way and defeated a strong Combridge
collegiate crow. A slight wind towards
the Bucks shore gave the Americans.
who had the Berl.s side. a slight ad-
vantage The Vcspers got we'll away,
led Immediately. and at the quarter
distance We're more than q length in
front while at the halfway post the
Americana were leading by two
lengths At that point tho Cambridge
men r-Edo 2 splendid squirt and stead
lily ovcrhauled the Philadelphians. un-
til there was only G. leEgth between the
bows The Vcspcrs stroke qlickenel,
the crew gamely responded and the
Americans completed a punishing
finish With the odvactage Of a full
boats length, in the best time of the
three heats
The great contest between the Yes
pers ana tho Lcanders unquestionably
will be the most Intensely interesting
'evcnt frcm the International as well
las tho carsmans viewpoint ever
known at Henley.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
WILMINGTON A. A.
BR0KETHE HOOD00
Took Two Games From Viii
Transport Each by Score
Of 8 to
TEAM HAS BEEN STR'EGTSfgt0

Wilmington broke the hoodoo yester-
day and took two games from VIZ
ilmspoit, both by the score Of to ..
ia tie morning game it was Lucas, our
noy twlrier against Aaplegate and tse
foerer 0itcAcd ths best game. lie al-
lowed WAliamsroit but seven HIS,
wen shattered.
ia The Afternoon Naetildcr was IN
the box ioe Wilm.nf.9n ana Manning
for WliAmsnort. Nasbn3ey allowed
bat nve h1s.
AsncW. who Harri-targ trcded 90
Wilmington for Efncst. caught we'll
tl did $50 hifti4g. ID ia thought
"Vcte' Wiii pet ua p nucA better game
heie lsai he a.i .n Harrisburg. While
tfe ioes.0 i1aae three errors ln each
ne iaey also t.d sore fast he.diug.
q flocSni fnne. Tho ac9rCs.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
Stops HAY FEVER
An ASTHnA ATTACKS
Thousands Of Sufferers Testify 60 As
eateo's Aston shing Cures.

New York July 4--An innovation
has recently been nude n America
that entirely supersedes thc' tilnc-worn
practice Of using Smokes" and otbcr
Iinhalaiona for the ,reetmeatNof asth-
lma and hey feycr
The vast army who make annual
'pilsrmagcs TO the mountains or sea-
shore u!il be delighted to learn of this
Importation. Iis results IN nsthma are'
marvellous. Ascaico. tbs wonder fm
Austrian crur, is tcEen in drop doses
ia is positive preventive OF hay fever
m amy climate. if taken now and con-
dnuyd uual frost.
By special ARRANGEMENT a test treat-'
mcnt can be obtained by mail free OF
amy charges by writing to TIE AUS
trian Disporsary. 50 West 25th street,
New York city
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
X WILMINGTON BIAREEO
NEWARK AND Northeast
Played Two Games at South
Side Park and Won
Both

NThe X-wilminston team played two
games AT south side Park yesterday and
sco.Vd a shut out in each.
1n the morning the Newark team was a
cinch Nand was blanked by the score Of
"A 10 o.
Keileyt allowed the Newark boys but
two hitsl
The north East Club was the aitrac-
tlon in Tho Afternoon and lost by the
score of, g to 0. TIC scores:
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
Delaware COlleSe,
Newark. Del.
Viii Reopen septembe, 18th. 1905.

viii Reopen September 18th. 1905.
Offers fine opportunities to young men
for preparation for the several caIings
Of lie.
Fine new Gymnasium one Of the moBD
valuable and attractive features.
Examinations for Entrance held on
Friday and Saturday. June I'D and 2kh.
at any of the following places at whfrh
applicants may notify the President or
their intention to appear. viz: Middle
IOWA, smyrna. Dover. Seaford. Laurel.
Georgetown. Milford and Lewes.
Examinations viii also be held at the
College on September 18th and 18th for
such candidates as may prefer TO take.
The examinations at that time. Candi-
dates who may fail in some subjects IN
June may appear in September after re-
viewing the work in which they were.
Geo. A. Harter. Pres.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
Hand Injured by casti,o.

While assisting workmen to lower a
casting into oox. w. Miller shaw
assistant manager Of the 3. f. shaw
Company and son of b. F. Shaw. the
president, had his fingers severely in
jured at the new plant of the comnanv
at the foot of Second street. on Mon
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
MERCHANDISE SHOOT
Held by Wilmington Gun club-N.
steele Made High Average.

The Wilmington Gun Club hold a big
swt ene,aRo and merchandise shoot ycs-
tcrday. There were twonty-io1r entries
though an did net shoot throus sh the pfo-
eram. i.obb was tao only man TO 6.c'k
tweuiy-avc straight which he ala in the
second event. The scores Follow.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
Brownt5wn Won.

There was am exciting baseball game
between Browntown and Providence
A. G.. on the formers grounds yester-
day afternoon. Browntown won out
by the score OF TO o. Forde was in
great form and shut Providence out
without a hit. Emmets also pitched
well but was given poor support:
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS.
Low Ratio Vacation Trips via Penn.
sylvania Railroad.

Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has selected the following dates
for its popular ten-day excurs. .ons to
Niagara Falls from philadelphia. Ral-
umore and Washington: July Z and
a. August II and 25, September s
and % and October l3.
The excursions from Philadaip
VIII be run by two routes. Those ON
JAY and p. Augugt II and 25. ser
temoer and 22. going via Harrisburg
ana the picturesque valley of the sus-
quehanna. special train leaving phlla-
deiphia at $40 "a. m; excursion Of Oc-
iober lS running via Trenton. Manunl,a
Chunk, and the Delaware Valley lcav-
ing Philadelphia en- special train al s.o7
a. M
Excursion tickets good for return
passage on any regular train. exclusive
OF limited express trains. within ten
days viii be sold az $40 from Phiiaisl-
phia and AN points on the Delaware
Division; StL25 from Atlantic civ.
$500 from lancaster; and az rroaor-
Tomato rates from other points. in-
cluding Trenton. B0rdentowa. ~. Hoi-
iy. Cape May. salem. wills, -n-fon
West Chester, Reading. ard prirrinol
intermediate stations q etor-o,.,.
VIII be allowed at Buffalo within the
limit Of ticket returning.
The special trains of Pullman parlor
cars and day coaches win be run with
each excursion running through 90 Ma
sara rails. An extra ct9vre Will ke
mace Cor parlor car seats.
AZ experienced Tourist agent ars
cA1peson VIII accomQany each e.-c,r-
sion.
f9f descriptive pamph,e, tinc q.
Aanccsins ila,aci and flrsh sr informa-
IT. apply 20 ncare 3 tieke. agent ~
Th.~ss George N Boyf .Terc-ai r1s-
rhs rp1 Hfoad atre7I Station.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
Easapeel Prisoners Scr.

SPECIAL TO The Evening Journal.
Gcosgetown, July 5.-Rcy Thompson and
Harry Seward two of the prisoners who
escaped .rom The jal at Georgetown were
seen in'Lamel on Sunday. They were rot
captured. however.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
nOM NM CLuBs sTAND.
Monaroh nefented LnndIIth.

AT the Union street grounds yester-
day afternoon the Monarch team de-
feated Bandlith by the score OF 10 g..
Everson twirled for Landlith. Score
by innings R.H.E.
Monarch OOsOO2 S 2
l-anGlth ..2100 5000 0--S 4 o
Battarios- Monarch, Elliott and Boil
den; Landlith, Eyerson and w. smart
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
Rt-sTATE sTATlsTIcs.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
A. M. GAMES.
1caster. n: Coatesvnle.

Lancaster. II; Coatesvnle, 8.
Harrisburg, 3; York 4.
Wilmington. 3; Williamrport. -
Johustown. 8; Altoona, o.
4. NJ GAMES.
Lancaster. Z; Coatesville, 2. "a
Harrisburg. ]: York. O. .S
wilmington. 8; Williamsport 2. "a
Johnstown. "A; Altoona, 5.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
h. cllLnn lIlnh run-

Mnnhera OF ihs WaNas club hall a
shoot seltl. day afternoon ANA T-c,t.n
made hsh average breaking i3i out Of
i5t 'sho seoros
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
THE CLARENDON
virg MA Avenue. near Beach.
Atlantic City. N. J.

0I'T0
Rooms en-sldte with tiled baths; sun
narlor. stei IN heat. electric lights. ele-
vator to street level. Perfect sanitations
two minutes to Steel Pier and convenienr
to All amrssmeilts. Rates $3.50 to xa
daily. SO TO SIS weekly. Booklet upon ap-
plication. NJ. ID. NEIAfAN
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
The Irvington
Atlantic City, N. I.

on the Beach at Virginia Ave, over
looking boardwalk and steel pier. No
finer location; very center of all attrao-
tions Modern up-to-date hotel. new
throughout. Capacity, 500. elevator. baths.
extensive rorches. etc. Terms. IS, SO, $3.50
SO weekly. 81 up daily; also special FAM
ily rate. Table feature. Write for hook
let. w. f. WATTS.
Evening journal., 1905-07-05
Arerlcan League.
lMnRNr .sl GA1frrN

tMoRNi ~ GAME3)
Athletics. 3 Boston. ..
NhicsEc, =; Cleveland. 2.
Detroit. 4 ST. ! uis. :.
(hETE2NCON GAMT~..
Athletics. . Boston. 2 GO i1Lngs).
Cleveland, 5; Chicago. 2.
s.. -ouis, IL, Detroit. o..
New York, s Wnsa'st- n. (let game
New Acra, 2, Washgt D. 2 GA game
Natioral League.
tMORNiNG CAMEs)
Philadelphia. .: Now York, o.
iro3llNn. NustOu, o.
Pittshurg. 8; Cincinnati. 2,
Chiccgc. 9: ST. Louis. o.
AFTERNOON CANES
New l0r.,, g; Philadelphia, 3
Brooklyn. 2 Boston. T.
PittshuIg. s; Cincinnati, 1.
Chicago, Ii; 81. Louis. /.