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RUSSIANS CONFIDENT
EXPECT TO our.MANEuveR TOGO
aslleye Combined Fleets of Rolestsen.
sky and Nesssasoff Can safety
Reach Post Arthur.

81 Petersburg. May Admiral
Neoosatons junction with Vice Ad'
niraI Rojestyensky IS now considered
by the admiralty as practically as
.ured. and hope Tor successful issue
IN the approaching struggle for mas
sary OF the sea IS greatly encouraged.
NebogatoR is regarded as ths
RIucher OF the situation and. indeed.
he IS said 10 resemble him greatly IN
teluperament. lie may lack his strat'
esy and finesse, but like the Pruss!an.
ns has bulldog courage and Is born
dshter, who s0es straight FOR me
enemy.
n Vice Admiral Hamimura, Ike
Grouchy at Waterloo. ialls 70 prevent
A Juncture OF the Russian heets, As the
admiralty here believes he has, me
Impression Is str0ns that Vice Admiral
Toxo Will not dare risk an open battle
against the united divisions OF Rclest.
vsnslSy anE Ned0EaIon. but VIII pro
tsct himself by torpedo attacks and
possibly q Ions range action. being pee
1arel % draw ok In the event tlal ne
.ss unable 90 make aG impression,
Naval officers are prepared 20 see
Ro!estvenslsy lost halt his convoy, but
IN iact Of the united divisions tE is be-
Hegad that Toso viii. accomplish little
or nothing IN the way OK opposition
10 the alylucr 70 NiaGlygsS3N, anu
thaL he must be content with the aid
OF tha army aud make hlau.sos
znother Port Arshur.
II ths gegt reaches NiaL!gusIoS .n-
tact however. lAFa. uAlGega mere
claim that victory is Won
Although lhspe Is little more .aaa
1000 toGs 1l coal aL tlal.EusS5N,
with the reinforcement oi the aetJ 2F
tho GrUmCh0-. RJssla aGL BogAsyE 4nA
sha torpedo boats aud submarines 10"
IN the hArb1g there they claim nat
Rojlsty sls.ly could drive Foso OK l1v
sea and leave Field Marshal 0yama's
a-ny stranded 10 NauChurla.
simultaneously with the increasing
tension over fha approach ol a sea
aattIs. comes news that Field Marsha.
Oyama is pressing the Russian rl-h.
along the Lao giTgg north OF FaGuw1n,
As Il he Is beginning , seagEa. gasas=-
mel--
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PAT GROVE IN OMAHA
ALLEGED nDnAppgR RETURNS
Wants immunity From pon'' ~.
served in 5oer war -
Since Lived in Chicago

orah, MAY 6.-Pat Grove. the AZ
,,,,s,s1 l-ignapp.r OF Eddie Cudahy' so'
~ ths millionaire packer OF omana'
.,r whose arrest rewards agsre
saTiny 500. 900 have at different tiines
49, o,ycr.J walked into tho once OF
-, yV,rid. Herald at 1 o'clock tns
morning. accompanied py 49,
OBrien. proprietor ot ho,el i 49, d,
11r+,.,. atatea that he had served IN
the Boer war. lighting with INC po ~.
He returned TO this country M.1, -
var and lived continually aeeoIuins -,
his statement. quietly Ia sou'n sa, -
hat in Chicago. He says ne mas Da -.
IN Chicago nearly three years anu .nas
he mas visited omaha on three aiHe''
aut occasions during that time. ~,
lie stated that he had been nesotlnt 5Il.-
ing for several days for immunity rom
punishment IN case he should surreh.
Tor himself 20 the authorities. although
bs declined 70 say with whom the me-
sotiutious are being held.
fIs said thnt In ease he was perfllt
ted To ramnin iu Omaha and nave m
Hfctmgnts against him guashed, ne
would probably get into business a'
once. ,,,.
nrpws has been 40 the home ot his
brother. j. r Grove who resides 10
council BUNS. Bud runs a saloon.
he was asaeI .E Doe had a hand N
ras famous Cudahy kidnapping, but ae-
aE.a-a tr either deny ur admit his quit
TRe Interview HsteI for nearly an
hour. Ear.uE which Grove was appIE-
Hlay 40 no ease.
The crime with which Grove l'
charged i. that n, kidnapping Edward
rufahy. rr.. whose father ia the pro
rrietur OF d -lrus packing establish
m=ur .r rhiz gt.g The kidnapping oc
-rrraI December Is. 1900. The lid-
naunar demanded q ransom ut S-'rlt9
Tor la bow rrt EH was aaJ free near
his rlars lru. Jg his CaDturs, who
300 uH UgunE.
Following the kidnapping Edward
-r-aar. zr.. offered reward or fl5s
300 Ir- .-a capture 0E Grove aud this
rTar was followed rH another ot sim
".r ar.nra rr .Ea city council and
.rHl. comm H.Hn-r5. other rewards
--ara l.an offered. HriHeIHE tho aggre-
-rra amount Gr .H grumuH.
Amer .Ga Interview Tonight Grove
Tor ra IHur na HIs brother Ia
Council rgz WHAT an..1U, .f any.
HE5 rr l.al l .Ee sl.I9uLgs .l not
.Egal-
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In Honor of Prohibition.

Topeka. Kan. May Tin neari. all
the churches in Kansas to-day special
services We're held in honor OF the
twenty-fourth anniversary of the enact
ment OF the prohibitory law A state.
ment from the state temperance union
was read at each Of the services and
support was pledged to Governor Hoch
in whatever method he may use to se-
cure the enforcement OF the law.
1t is expected that active work will
soon be started in the direction OF clos.
ing the saloons In the Kansas towns
where the license system prevalls.
Governor Hoch reiterAtes his an.
nouncement that the law will be en-
forced In all portions1 or tho state re-
gas&lesa Of pwhlin sentiment
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aoRE CANON SUIT.
Federal Authorities Ask Injunction
Against moUat Road.

Denver. MAY The second move
IN the Gore canon controversy 1u the
part OF representative Of tEe United
STATES government was made ester
day when a bin Tor an injunction was
aled in The Federal Court asking that
the Denver N0E-EWla-arn & ElI-EG
railroad De restrained frJm construct
ing It's line through Gore gaGga- The
suit Is similar 90 t8e one .EslllleA
several days ago. which asked E1a- The
right of way % lle gual be gael-gE..
This one .s q l.ttlg 6LrUlEuE- .t dee
maBds speedy action 20 prevent tho
road from getting Into the canon
The papers were SERVED on Charles
J. Hughes. counsel Tor -Ee road. .lsL
night A heaE.uE IN the matter has
begu set Tor next IhGrs-ly before
Judge Moses HHiletL
Besides the road The E9iurllu-Jt tab
Construction Company IS made "a de-
fendanl aud various officials of the
two companies are also included. The
bill Is signed by Earl Crsusg0u- Euissd
States district attorney. all William
Il. Moody, attorney general.
L Is alleged that The government enc
gineeTs had it 10 mind 10 MAKE rfs-
eEflL Vi Hpte sAAeA 10 @1tAt as -s'Lf
long before the MOGat road was organ
lied. The value OF the situation as a
reservoir site IS set forth and 30 Is Ii-
ieged that Il Is the key 10 Lhe water
ing Of about 100000 acres In CaE.pr
MA. Arizona. Utah and Colorado. $1,000
acres being In Colorado alone. a mil
Lion people could be maintained on The
lands now arid which this reservoir
could irrigate.
The road has three rights Of way
Surveyed. It is claimed. one going
through Gore canon at an elevation
above the proposed dam. another
around Gore canon and a third through
the canon at the level OF the river
Il Is claimed that the sOyerumsul
would be glad 10 have the road built
at the elevation above the dam.
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st. Petersburg Expect. Trouble.

~, petersburg. May -undeterred
ny she complete order which pravaii.a
IN 81 Petersburg May day. aaeordins :
to The weslefn European calendar AMI
,he en3rgy and potAncy OF tbe aovsrn' as
meats measures TO prevent dis",ds..
the Social Democracy oommltt.s II -
inx ahead with plAns Tor grasi da.n,a - ~, -
strAtlons May 1st aecordins ~ ~
husAiAa calendar, which lsiis ~ ~. ~"
iAeA aesesdAnx y the ws1tSe 4 ~ sSs.d.s
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Cattlemen IN the eastern part OF the
state have until the frst OF next month
to dip their cattle. After that the
state veterinarian and his assistants
Will make an examination and where
he inds any cattle affected with
mango he VIII proceed to gather and
dip them al the expense OF the owner.
holding the cattle Tor the cost of the
work, The Stock Inspection Board has
passed the matter M 20 The stockmen
this season. and having given them
fair notice cf the law. they will take
the condition Of the cattle as proof
OF whether or not the law has been
complied with. The government has
agreed that where cattle are properly
dipped. they may be moved In the fall
without restriction. but II is up TO the
cattlemen and II win pay them 10 get
busy. Most OF the cattlemen are busy
dipping or are preparing to dip and
many counties will be free from The
diseass when lnspsGtsd next month
Dsassr Rseosd.Staskmaa.
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Britt pefentn Ennl,shn,nn-

san Francisco. Nay 6-Iamcs Y
BTlrt OK California became champion
lightweight 1 the world last night
when me- kupeked out Jabez White OF
England at the close Of magnificent
tTcnty.rouud battle with Just twenty
seconds 10 go Britt hooked the English.
man with left on the Jaw and the for.
elEucr went 20 the mat. where ho lay
nat on his back tor eight luconds. He
staggered 10 bis feet but was power,
less 10 defend hims1lf ana BRITT swung
right ana left on hts jaw. The referr.
20 nave tha pluCby EnElishmBn from
needless punishment. stopped the con.
lost. although White was still on his
i"et. leaning up against the ropes in
j helpless condition, White was car.
RED 10 his corner aud In a few min.
utes revived sufficiently 10 make a llt
Tie speech In which he said
fought tho best / knew how.
received lair play. but Britt Ia syI
IDENTIFY the better man.
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~ I9-paeI systsr1.

|- a recent interview Nr. vs. C.
.ErsaGaE- -raHaeeEE g- .1e Denver
Efuu Water Company. spoke yuuhu.
-iaal.c1lss -. .-= lE-.EUIurll prospects
GL Colorado. HsHlE-
.E the .-rlrullurll line Colorado
has made -E-Ha STRIDES. particularly tn
.Ea cultivation 20. the soil without ir-
-iZal.0u The EHw Campbell system
n agE.lgl-Irss means more 20 Colorado
han many people realize. The water
Company had aE -EDeriunce with this
.1sL season. allCl was very gratifying
On some "a. cur lands we did NOT care
70 use water because IL was needed for
the use OF rhe people Of Denver. so we
planted our crops and raised them
without irrigation.
We planted some land TO durum
wheat anu this yielded forty bushels
to the acre. our rye yielded thirty
bushels. In some special cases. wher,.
We gave particular attention 10 the
crops. We raised fUrty-six bushels OF
iurum wheat 10 the acre. These spe.
cial tests opened our eyes. So well did
We succeed with our agricultural eN.
psrimsnts without water last year
that we viii largely Increase our acre.
age this season. planting about l5O
acres OF durum and probably about the
same amount Of rye. all OF which land
viii be handled without irrigation.
You can see what this means for
Colorado. There is a vast amount Oi
land which can be utilized for agricul
ture by this system. where It Is inn
possible to raise crops by irrigation
Colorado has now come to be an agrl
cultural state and our crops are tht
wonder OF the world.
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Ineensed Against France.

London, May Special dispatches
from Toxic to the London morning
newspapers represents that the Japa.
neGe feeling Is becoming highly in
Named at Frances alleged failure to
sDrevent ostentatious disregard for the
Rr1cipass Of neutrality by The Russisn
Raoiae squadron.
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Grove Has Flown.

Omaha. May s.-Chief Of Police
Donahue to-day personally offered a re-
ward Of 5000 for the capture OF Pat
Grove. wanted in connection with the
,Cudahy kidnapping. Although the
hunt for Grove had been kept up CON
ittnually since Saturday morning. no
clew to his whereabouts has been OBJ
tained.
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Charities published iu a recent mum
H'r tho results OF detailed study OF
Slavic immigration In the United
States In spite u the proportions
which it has rcached-sOme 10000
SIAys came over last year-popular
IsuUranCe on the subject - marked.
lu northern Pennsylvania The great
Aurdes OF Hutheuian. Polish and Slo-
wax miners are coutcmptuously class
ed us Huns. and even the more iu-
tCllsgnt are disposed to associate
them with the followers Of Attila For
good or ~. however. the Slavic strain
promises 70 mix largely In the blood
OF the future composite American. In
the daily arrivals NJ Ellis Island II is
outnumbered only by the Italian and
possibly by the Jewish: hence Il is
encouraging 10 note that the Slays
too. improve on closer acquaintance
Properly Slavic immigrants should
not be classed as a single group. They
are really eOngeries OF some twenty
oRc peoples. differing in race. Ian
Euhge and frequently in religion.
they range all the way from the high
" civilized Bohemian. almost lnvari-
ably llterate aud skilled OF labor. to
the Ignorant Ruthene OF Gallcia.
economically and educationalIy ON the
lowest plane. Practically all religions
are represented--Or Orthodox Greek. Ro-
man Catholic. Protestant and Luther
an. with such eccentricilies as the
Donkbobors and regularly organized
sets OF Freethinkers.
According to Miss Kate Holiaday
Ciashorn. the causes OF immigration
are largely political. Thus IL is al
most Invariably the subject races
mat leave home. From Russia .be
genuine Muscovite seldom em,grates :
II Is inc Pole. the Lithuanian. the
90" and the Finn, The dominant Ger
man does not abandon Austria in
large numbers, Il Is the more or less
suolect SlaY Roumsnians do not
eh'israle from their own country. Rou,
mania; but from Hungary. Rutheni.
"hH come from Galicia. not from Rus.
slh' economic causes, too. are inap.
ehtlaL According to Ivan Ardan. the
peasants OF Galicia subsist almost
.n''ieiy on potatoes and cabbage; 80
yer cent eat no bread for ak months
~ tne year Under these conditions
hlgn standard OF education and man.
ne's could hardly be expected. They
nave som" traits. indeed. not unlike
'ho Aslatlc hordes from which many
~ tnem are sprung, They are hard
sa,n"eis' sa,' ready lighters, though sci,
uon' qaarteisome. With the exception
:" 'ne boselnians and Magyars fthe
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SLAVS Nv UNITED 81

Strain Is Certain - Miss Largely In
the Blood Ct ire Future composite
American - ssiues Trades Have
Sparse Representation In Their
Rsnks-Asse Not ine Fault OF Huc-
cling in the Cities. az Have other
Nationaiitiss.
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Joke on =. =, x

"
Joke on :" -
A practical iossI .s.', !, !
trick on II. II. ~,
OH company the s.s.b
Board OF Trade 80 /
As MIR. Rogers ~ .,..ll
speech It was n0 !
rnssnincent ~. 49,
r.akar = friesa y q
lxnew the me- ~ Z
~, wsasinsis "a
- "wells ~,
Lasasn pinlk
elS 9
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latter. of eouns. ls=N
loosely so reckoru l
rate ot iillteraey 1 -
skilled trades are = =
ed. Like the l,1Hla 2
here hrs. witho-; q
home their saTisu zl1
Is slack. 20 birE q
like the liAllAsI. n J.
not contcnted 10 = =
soon return. this az1
lies. and dehn1sg Z
their homes 8
Uuquesti0nably - =
ussimttuhl0 thaE -.
in the new imnirz .
the supreme test-1S
They do not hu.-t =
like the Itaiians a :
are Slay colou!ss Z 4
they are companaH Y
They are districts.
from the Atlantic oA1
sippi river, IN aeerG
mands OF labor n
advantage IN that ~ ,
from which they q
and climnticallJ
with our own. TAs
the Danube are fsT
those OF the Mlssiss 4
The Russian Jes
new trade in the 4
Italian from the ir7
BasilIeata here hisa
rough laborers vO'k
large measure. aHN (
cupacons to whies I
at home. They an
thracite fields and y
sylvania: wheat s''
sin and Illinois. r'o,
auently proprietor /
IN Connecticut; an,
In New England. ri
in the steel shops I
shoe factories Of ~
g,v.r retiners OF Gial
and the hat shops y
work as steyedofs' !. . l
Jersey City and Il ~
OF Chicago. ~
They are found !
in Pennsylyania. ~
ana coal mines. ihss
no. o.ooo-in the Hl
mans and slovsks
state came $1,000 ~, !, !,
| $4,000 and to Ohio " !,
they are industrious : !
utilize educators. -
| their chi!dren--iaso.a,S,. n. 7,
ly attached 10 "a, y,
| belong equally 70 ~ ~
| political parties ,,,,s. y.
prove their con'',,.t, ~,
colony Of New
stanton and se',,r a'rs
avenue and East ~. y
gain. Here ihey sy,. d
keepers. mercsansss ~, !
cigar. wire and ~ y. i
in Hungarian cais, l',l !,
an interesting sOe' "a
metropolis.-Ne"
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stature In Army and N.vv.

" - NOT Improbable that the army
sNsu.a,ioha will be modified in the
,paa' later o' me stature OF enlisted men.
' unaeF '"e present regulations q man
NUS. Do OF pretty good height to be
accepted for either the army or the
navy. but the Japanese soldiers aud
sanors are not large mon. The suc-
ssss oil Tho Japs ~ fshtsrn has casl.-
~ ns authorities at washinstoa %
aks lnlo consideration the fsct thak
sowettres pmsil men ,csn asAs aiosss
GwsA = W onsA. sAasaneS. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
FINANCE AND TRADE
Stocks Opened Firm at Frac-
ti0nal Advances.
FAVORITES RED
LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN SOME
SPECULATIVE LEADERS.
Selected Securities of Middle West
Were Bid Up Quite Sharply
General Market Dull.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Stocks opened
firm at fractional advances which were in
excess of half for Chesapeake and Ohio
Kansas City Southern preferred. Metropoii-
tan Street Railway and Tennessee Coal
Northwestern rose 18. There were large
transactions in a number of the speculative
favorites, The opening sales of Ontario
and Western ran to 500 shares at 4Ss4
and 4Sss. compared with 49, last night.
| While heavy buying of Pennsylvania and
Ontario and Western impaired a degree of
strength to part of the market, there was
selling of the western leaders. ST. Paul.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific were
depressed below yesterdays closing, while
Pennsylvania and Ontario and Western
were simultaneously put point above.
Selected stocks of the middle west were
bid UP quite sharply, Illinois Central gain
ing 1, Kansas City Southern preferred 1ss
and Toledo, st. Louis and Western pre-
ferred g
Prices generally dropped before II o'clock.
Reading and Norfolk and Western selling a
traction under last night. Long Island.
Sloss-Sheff1eld Steel and Federal Mining rose
to he, and Detroit Southern preferred and
Mating preferred fell off /.
Only few stocks showed any strength.
the general market showing a dull and
heavy tone. Illinois Central rose IL in all.
There were gains in Great Northern pre-
ferred of Z. Denver and Rio Grande pre-
ferred 1. Western Union IA, Manhattan
lss. Detroit Southern rs and Federal Min
ing pa. New York Air Brake fell 81 Malt
Ing preferred and American Telephone
Ia. Bonds were firm at noon
The mornings persistent pressure against
the well-known railroads and specialties
finally eliminated in rather sharp decline
which practically obliterated the early rise
In Pennsylvania and Ontario and Western.
Overnight losses of a point were scored by
St Paul, Union Pacific, Delaware and
Hudson, Realty and Rubber preferred and
many others We're down a large fraction.
Subsequent buying of the local fractions
led by Manhattan, which touched It's, help
ed the market but the buying elsewhere
on the rally was very slight. Metropoli-
tan Street Railway moved up 11s. Metro
politan Securities 11s. Chicago Terminal
preferred IA and Hooking Valley 1. Fed
eral Mining continued its recent buoyant
rise and touched BIZ, gain of 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
AWAITS HIS EXECUTION.
Condemned Man Deporting Himself
With Characteristic CaImness.

Special From Staff Correspondent.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. February O.
J. Samuel McCue, former mayor OF Char
lottesville who is condemned to die on the
gallows tomorrow for the murder of his
wife, calmly awaits the execution of the
sentence In his cell in the city jail the
prisoner is today deporting himself in the
same manner that has characterized his
prison life during the past few weeks.
The Jail officials have noticed no change
in the condemned man as the hour of his
execution draws near. So far as is known
he is entirely resigned to his fate, and 1t is
indulge the hope that 1.-THE final efforts of
his counsel to induce Governor Montague
to commute his sentence to life imprison-
ment will meet with any success.
At the law Office of Walker & Sinclair it
was stated this afternoon that Attorney
Sinclair was In Richmond for the purpose
of presenting petitions for Communication
OF sentence to the governor. 1t was sur
missed that the prayers had already been
made to the state executive.
In reference to the rumOr that McCue
would be examined by alienists today touch
ing his sanity, 1t was stated that no such
move had been determined upon. Messrs.
Walker and Sinclair were not acquainted
with any effort to secure postponement
by appeal to the United States Supreme
Court. Sergeant Rogers has completed his
preparations for the hanging
The scaffold apparatus has been tested
and found to work satisfactorily. The petit
ton which was circulated in behalf of Nc.
Cue in Charlottesville yesterday by his lit
tie son Samuel was signed by only few
citizens. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
WILLIAM MANLEY SELECTED.
Will Be Chief Clerk of Paymaster Gen
erals Office.

Mr. William Manley. field clerk IN the
pay department Of the army of many years
experience. has been selected by Paymaster
General Dodge of the army for appointment
as chief clerk of the paymaster general 5
office. War Department, to fill the vacancy
caused by the recent death of Mr.. Thomas
NJ Exley. Mr. Manley has been on duty at
the War Department by detail for about a
year, and is regarded by his superiors as an
efficient clerk. In view of the fact that he
is not in the regular departmental force it
was held by some of the other candidates
for the chief clerkship that he was not
eligible for the office.
The question was submitted to the civil
service commission. and that body has re-
ported that the appointment of Mr.. Manley
was proper under the rules. He is now an
1890 clerk. and the salary of the chief
clerk is So 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
Washington Stock Exchange.

Saskatchewan call IL O'Clock noon-Capital
Traction As 81 900 at 1891.
Washington Rwy. end Elec. Is, $1,000 at SIN
$4,000 S7la, $1,000 at S7h, $1,000 at S72, $4,000
at 81.
Capital Traction. II at las. Mt AS. at 145,
10 at I45, 20 at 145 10 at 145. 20 at las, 20 at
las, at 145.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd., 20 at SO. 10
at SfsL. 90 at S6h 20 at $751;.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. com, 100 at 29k
buyer CO., so at 291a. 80 at 29la, 100 at 30A
(buyer COZ.
American Security and Trust, 80 at go, at $50
10 at 24715.
American National Bank. 10 1866.
Nationa, Union Insurance. 100 at ~.
Columbia Fire Insurance, 100 at IL.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at 1851, at 1856,
10 at 1855.
Lanston Monosype. 100 at 13&, 100 at 13N, I
at H.
Greene Copper. so at 2GA.
Realty Appraisal Agency. 10 at %.
After eall-Washington Rwy. and Elec As, 81 coo
at S7as, 81 900 at S7ts.
Lanston Monotype 100 at 13A.