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The Washington herald., 1906-11-18
GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT.
Aged Negro Woman Buried Beside
Mrs. Gertrude l.. Vanderbilt.
From The New York sun.

From the New York sun
Mary Jane Williams. a negro servant
who changed jobs only once during her
seventy years of continuous service. was
buried beside her friend, the late Ger
trude Lefferts Vanderbilt, the authoress.
in the Vanderbilt plot in Greenwood Gem
etery. When Mrs. Vanderbilt died four
years ago she asked that the old negress
be inferred beside her. and Mrs. Wander
bits family saw that the request was
carried out.
Mary Jane Williams Was born in lS-3.
Her parents we're slaves belonging TO the
Duryea family, but had been liberated
prior to the birth of Mary. The little
girl became popular with the women Of
the Duryea family and was raised by
them. She vas bonn in the home OF the
late Miss Helen DuTyea at the corner OF
Church avenue-then Church lane-and
Flatbush avenue. which recently has been
torn down. Mary was a servant Of Helen
Duryea from the time she was old enough
TO be OF assistance until she was forty
three years old. When Miss Duryea died
In 1856 she left the maid 4 comfortable
income for the rest Of her days.
After the death of Helen DUryea the
servant went TO live with her parents for
a year or two. They had q little home
on Catherine street in the Flatbush re-
gion. The street has since been closed
Then she was induced 10 take service in
the family of Judge John Vanderbilt. the
husband OF Gertrude Lefferts Vanderbilt
For thirty years she remained with Mrs.
Vanderbilt, and left only upon the death
of her mistress four years ago. While
IN the Vanderbilt home Mary was more
g companion 10 Mrs. Vanderbilt than
servant, and accompanied her every
where. The sight of the two rambling
along together laughing and chatting was
familiar to Brooklynites, among whom
Mrs. Vanderbilt was widely known be
cause of her writings and her interest In
public matters.
Practically all the old families Of Flat
bush were represented at Marys funeral
az her little home at is Snyder avenue
on Monday. The Lefferts, the Wander
bits. the Zabriskies. the Strongs. the
Lofts. the Ditmases. the Walkers, and
Mrs. Lionel Garden. whose husband Is IN
the British diplomatic service. and many
others filled Grace Church IN Lincoln
road.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-18
SYNOPSIS PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

Jimmy Grsyson. Westerner and the dark horse
Of national convention. IS nominated for the Presi
dency. Young Harley. the correspondent Of the
New York Gazette. is the first 10 tell the caudi-
date the good news. He accompanies the Graysons
90 their Western home. and meets Grsyson's niece.
sylvia Morgan. from Idaho. The two are mutually
attracted. though they are critical Of each other.
HALEY. together with other correspondents ac-
companies the CTayson party back 10 Chicago where
the campaign opens On the night os GRAY
sons great speech, Sylvia, in her enthusiasm.
thrOWs her about Grayson's neck and
kisses him Harley's fTown OF disaprroral Is
observed by Sylvia. ON the following morning Har-
lev is dismayed 20 find the incident glaringy illus
trated in the yellow Journals, and Sylvia named
a. "Graysons Eggria; the beautiful young girl who
furnishes Western FIRE for his speeches Churchill
correspondent Of the Monitor New York's yellow
journal allies himself with a party Of inancicrs
who follow Grayson To Milwaukee and. by a pro-
cess Of fattey. induce Churchill TO start an op-
position movement through his dispatches. king
Plummer. a political power in the West and a
multimilliouaire. appears on the scene Harley be-
ieTes him 90 be Sylyias uncle but learns that
hs is her guardian and betrothed. Mrs. Grayson
relates to Harley how SylTia's parents were mas
sacred on the plains and she. as a Young child
was found and adopted by piummer who is thirty
Milwaukee. Sylia seems depressed. and upon his
departure she is feyerishly gay and animated
Plummer is discussed with enthusiasm by the tray
sons and the Candidate points ont 10 Harley the
necessity Of retaining his friendship to which Hsr-
ley agrees.
ChuTchilIs dispatches are read to the Gravson
party by Hobart. a newspaper man. The decision
Is reached % ignore them. Sylvia promises TO win
over Churchill. The campaign continues triumph
antly and one of the -tioOdni ght-denarts
leaving Crayon 20 look after the moneycd interests
q the party and keen eve on Churchill Plum
mer writes Sylvia urging marriage Before Mrs
tiIayson and sylvia return 10 the West Harley asks
ana receives permission 10 write 20 Sylvia. His
letters are long and interesting her replies hnef
but beautiful and Harley preserves them. The
campaign reaches its end in the East and Gray
son party crosses the Mississippi and Missouri into
a more doubtful field
The triumph q the candidates o7atorv is reached
al Weeping Natr. where Grayson after riding 90
miles and making . speeches holds an audience
spell6ollnd from midnight until in the morning
while blizzard Is raging. He does this upon Har
lo request 70 deta1n uniuCky native who iu-
tends taking train for the Coast in dcsertion Of
ms vie and home Harley has wired the wife 10
come. She arrives time and the two are rF,71-
cned The next day Mrs. Grayson and Sylvia iaiu
tae party The former, observing Sylyas increasing
interest N Harley, summons Plummer. whose reap
le1iance further embauasses the girl Mrs GRAY
son warns FlUmmer against ryals-
The Washington herald., 1906-11-18
To RE coNrTNrEp - srxpAr.
HER PoCKETBOok

This my lady's pCCketb0Ok
While she's shopping take a look;
Scraps CT paper-recipes,
Beauty hints, a pair Of keys.
Momoranda-hear her sigh
OF some things she II never buy;
Shirt-waist patterns STAT OF g,m.
Fine lace samples, pins and some
Tools that make toilette kit
When she'd flrbish up a bit
Then, lets see. noH what is thiss
Crumpled document. 7 wis.
ON. Of course a matinee
Hill-she dearly loves the play.
Money in the book 5 contents
sure, tie sum Of % cents.
birmingham Age -Heral1
The Washington herald., 1906-11-18

ct do not care 10 say much about the
feeling which arose against me here in
the United States in former years. 1t
has all subsidized now. am a naturaIized
citizen of the United States and have my
family here. The efforts 10 secure the
adoption Of an anti-aliea law in Illinois
was due 20 envy more than anything
else. I had done nothing to deserve any
such attacks. The adoption of the meas
ure which compelled me to gay my own
taxes was fruitless measure. My ten
ants were paying the taxes. made their
rents so low they could afford to pay
them. When the State compelled me to
pay them myself ] simply increased the
rentals that much. which made no differ
enCe to me or TO my tenants except that
it removed the tenants duty OF paving
the taxes practice which was helpful
to him inasmUch as he expected to be
landowner himself some day and wanted
to be familiar with the subject of taxes
MY landloTdism in the United States
has never injured society in auv wise
I have been strict. have been careful
feel that I have been fair and that
have been honorable in all 7 have done
do not believe you car find a man In
any of the states I'm which I have Ian,I
who will say that I have done an nm
fair or z dishonorable thing.
Would it not be easy to know IL n
had been an oppressive landlord? Would
my tenants have stayed on nv farms in
this great land Of free men and innumer
able farms 70 be had for the taking?
You can find here in Logan County or In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
Sucms surn Suoc pcrnrtbcilt.

s bicogo, 81. WGrj. Tid)aro
6. Spens nllrOc belttc Scr Grnlororn0
ser 6roll @ciiie Solliiter idptloig be
ilnoen uno 5llnt SoOe ucrurtbcllt.
Die @eidmorencn broud)ten MIR cine
Ibitimmnlng por5unebncn, Inn lid
olti Gin Seroift ST. einigcn. Ils Ser
Glerf oes Nihtcrs ous &croift las,
rid)tcten lid) glQer slltgel olli Den gl-
gcflngtell. Tieicr 500 nit Ser grDBtcl1
&llbe cine Gigarre aus iciner Snihc
q,no iogte: y@eben Sic mir ein WtoI
Seucr." llnmittelbor nod) Dem Ser.
Ieien oeS llrtbeilS ltclte Der Inpalt
SpenS' Oen Intrag ouf cinen ltcllcl
Yro5cB. Suens gcitanb IN oent Ero'
seize, ooB er 6rou Soaiiter in Die
sllcp ge5ogcn bottc, iid) an ibr crini.
nell pergangen babe mo lie Damn nit
einem Stiid Orbit crpiirgte. GiC
@enpunotcn oes In9efln9ten pcrIild).
ten, einen Nlibi-@ clpeis 81 erbringcll.
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TpppclmprS.

Mangur NJ, Sfla., "a. Wt1r5. =
Mobert Ginion, Elm 40 Sabre otter
Mailn pufl BRADFORD, slrf., milrbe III
ser @obnlng bes Snrmers golcmell
5l &euep bon Hobert Ieaan bon
BRADFORD eridoiien, ltnO gpicmeu
mllroe tootlih permunbet. Hegan
5olte Der Sod,ter Ginipn'S 6i piel
aufmertiamfeit nrlo nuroe bon Dem
@ater Slrehtaemicien, mcrallf Der
iuiee aerl Den alten Mann eridob,
unb ais lid 9oieuea einmiidte, er.
bielt aiid er cinen Sdrlb.
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Hrnncis mnR ipiprt abrciicn.

@obington II, 81. IGr5. -
Charles 9. 6ronciS, Scr n%cllernolntc
@otif)aftcr iiir Seltrcid) .ltlgorn, Itut,
tetc beute Ocm Trdiiocntcr uno Dem
StaotsicfretGr Hoot cincn 9ciud) u6.
0ie Sodloge in Ser o%mcrifa1i'dycll
9otifoit in @ien lit Scr Irt, OaB cs
iiir Srn. 6ronciS Wobrid)eitlid notb.
menOig miro, 10 balO ais mo9lid ob-
1ureilen.
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@irflidcr Wnmpit.

@oi6ington, 81. M0r6. -
Sl grmongelung bon etpas @eidcib-
tercm beihGftigcn iid boS aricgs.
oeportemcnt ilnb Der Slottenlefretor
nit ser neutrality-suspicious. Srogc, ob
cs i'm fommcnoen CONNER Den Sea.
troicn Scr an 2ultb liegcllben &rlegSs
ififie crlollbt werben ioa, am Cont
tag ein @oicbollipicl ST ipielen. %
sic bDdlten 9eomten iid itber bic
Sroge nid,t einigen fonicn, bat mon
bic grleoigung oerielbcn bcm Nopis
gotionS : Bureau sur Gntldeionllg
iibcrloiien, unb Mbmirol Gonperle Ioll
oos Geilltat befannt gcben.
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Glcimc 1lriadcn, gruFc @irfnnacn.

e It ct. 2outs, SQS., 81.
M0r5. - Gin Gorpet.No0cl, Der 5mi-
iGcn 5rpei aommrdOer gcrotbcn mar
uno cirlen 6ltnfcn peruriod)tc, mar
sic &cronloiiung Scr grploiion Ser
@crfc ser rYb0nir Yitlpcr 3d." od)t
Wcilcn oltlid pon bier. Go6ei mllr-
ben Sobn Noib, So Sabre alt, ulo
Gbmoro Siggin6ptbam, II Sabre alt,
%getootet. Noib iiberipnd)te Die Mo.
ihinc, mclhe Die GrploliOn pcrltr-
iodtc. Die Sriimnter non ocn @e-
b0uoen mur0cn in oer gall5en I'm.
gegenO 5eritreut. Gtod) ser grplolion
lpltroe in ocn aanmraocrn Der brett.
georiidte Nugel gcfunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
1Sud)sprcQcrci itrafbar.

" a II g t o II, "a. W0r5. -
God)ocm observation-disclosures go
Yclllionsbius o%ngenommen bate,
mllrbe nod elmer langcn 0istulion
cine @ia ongenomnen, mcld)e Den
Sbeil ser beltebenoen @eiete gegerl
oos Sudsprclen in Der 6lottcn.afa-
bemie mioerruit, Der bas gntlolicn
bon Gaocttcn, meld)c iid Der 6lldrs.
prelerei iduloig MADDEN, onoronct.
Iiir oieien abidlnitt pllrbc cine Sor.
idriit cingeiiigt, polof 9cpillc Stras
len fir ooS llebertrctcn Der Sor-
ihriftcn Der 6lottcn. atuoenie 5l-
ldiiie iein ipllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
Sampfcr. Gargp brennt.

3 +. Sobn's, rs, "a. MGra.
Ser britiihe Srod)tonmpier III.
tian." Don Nem.9prf nod Dtondeiter
beitimmt, beiinoet lid IN Der M1be
BON Gope Nace nit Ser 9oouno i'm
9ronbe. Ser Sampier iignaliiirte,
oob er perluden meroc, eincn Soien
SIT crreifen. Gin fiirfterliterS dnee-
turn miitbet. itnO man beiiirdtet,
bab es Dem Iampfer nid)t g~eliugell
miro, einen iid)eren Safen sl errci.
d)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-25
Sd)rcflid)er ltnfaa.

Siebcn Gerionen 9etQotct. - 0rei
@cnerotionen ollf elmer arcll5ltng
ser EbiluOclpbio-Hco -9obn"
iibcrfoDrer1.
Sun6urh ga, 81. M0r5. -
Sic6cn Gerlonell, metde Drei Genera,
tiorcn elmer 6amilie r%cprGicntirtcn
mllrOcn beutc bei Sob1Groiiing, cine
Mcile iiiOlid bon 6ier, olli Ser uFbi,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o6n" iiberiubrcn
mo 0ct0Otct. Gic Sooten limo:
IS. ". Ncioig, 60 Sabre alt;
Clarence 9teiOig, Al Sabre ait;
SiloS Nci0ig, 3G Sabre alt, S0bne
0cS GrItgenonnten;
Trou Clarence Neioi9, 30 Sabre
oIt, uno ocrcn orei &inOcr, Morp 4
Sabre; 9lande, 6 Sabre, u1O Uil.
bert, 3 Sabre aft.
Die SnioIicn ocS @oOcn5 moI(tcn
nad) elmer Sdmlllcn| Nclmlon Bel
S@rn. s. ". 9tcioig III 2ht1uitoDiuc
fnbren, Batter 9crooe sic @cIciic Der
oEcnnipIpnnin 9obn" gcfrcu5t unO
iltbrcn burd cinen @oDliucg nod Oelt
@eleiicn Scr onOcreu @obn. Sic
fonntcn in 6olge Geiien Den bcran.
brauicnoen Sd)nea5lrg nid)t icbcn unO
nidt boren. Iae iicbcn Ecrionct
lporcll binncn lucnigcn Mimttcn toot
unO pllrOcn cine longc Strefe mctt
gcl6lcift, cbc ser bon Sbomofin font
ncnoe 3ug gum Steben gcbrad)t luer-
Den follllte.
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)ol @ntnan \ On, 1)2 bis )22 lloro- Gntaw-S tr.

g(ltd) oie Scnat$6iu, ocn @crfoHf
Der Sntcrciien Oca Stootes III Dem
Moibin0toner 3lucigc Der o@oltimo.
re. Sbtos@o6n" 0ltrd) Die Stoute.
@oltrnbebGr0c ltro scr inn ilgltrgS.
ion0 bcIinblidJCr Sbligotioncn ollrd)
Den StootS-G untrolclr olttoriiircno,
iuurOc1 III britter 2cilutg on9etonl.
men. 9flr bic Scnototcu Gee ltrlo
6roncc itimlntcn gcgcn Sic beiocn
Bills.
&ein aricgCr0enfnto |.
Sic Bill 6c$ Sru. DtltrpGO pnn
Baltimore, $4,000 aus Ger Stoutss
foIic ST DcrmiQi9cn iiir Die Grridp
ting cincs pniienocn Monumcnt$ in
Baltimore sum Inbcntcll Scr Wtorp-
l0n0cr, mcld)e i'm @~iirgcrfriegc allf
Scitcn Der lltion foftcn, mur6c int
llnterbol,ic BON Gpn1ite fir WtittcI
un0 @cgc m%tgiinItig cinbcridttt. Gie
&%crbonolung iibcr oen 9criht wiirbc
bis Wontog Nbcn0 pCrihobcn.
@icOer Elm &eto.
@pupcrnCltr @nrficlb ionotc Dem
l(ntcrboltIc 0citcrn Die $4,000 crtrq
filr Die InS0obcn ser 2c1iSlotllr Der.
ipiliGcnOc Gefi5itbill nit icincm Sc
TO 5uriid, Gr io0t in Dem Seto, Die
@il bate gclloll angcben ioacn, mie
groB boa Gcii5it icin miro. Cas-
SoltS miro Die NiQ mobridcinIid
ilbcr boa Gcto onncbmcn, benn bic
Ncrrcn @~cictgc6cr fonlicn ionlt fctn
Scholt bcfon1men. mo Der Scnot
miro Damn lpobl iplgcn.
| Y i'm ii d. tiger M onn ont d-
ten Ylot".
Cine o%llgcnlcin 5u9cltunocncS bot
lod)e lit cS, DOB @oltinlorcsG oilntp
inl l(ntcrbouic scr @ciebaeblrn1 al
len llbri8cn Counties nid)t mir olt
3nbL lonGcrn ulid) an inteaeftltcner
@%eiobiGu1g Der crlu1bltcn @eicBgc-
bllngS Wiitglic0cr iucit poroll3 lit
Inter hiCielt Witglicotrn iinO oild)
jlpet GcutidIc, Sr. Glhcrt =. Brit
ntcr uno &r. Sobn @tpbort. Sic
Geutld)cn ocS GointpS fonncn nit
bercd)tlatc1n Stol5c b~clptbers ollf
ocl1 Grltcren binpcilcn, Dcrn CT iultrs
DC III Gclttihlono gcborcn. &r. Brit
lltcr ipor 13 Sabre olt, olS CT nod
baltimore fam. &icr arbeitetc or
piclc Sabre IN Der @iltcna'ihen go.
BRIT ilnO ling 1888 iein cigcncs @e.
ltoft an, pcId)cS CT Jest nod cripl9.
reid leitet. Sr. 9runicr l)ot Elm mor.
mes Scrj fir ole icinc oultid)cn
Sonoslellte nno tritt ltcis fir oieicl.
brll cilt, ncnn CT Die 8tlcgenbeit fiir
gcelgnct craGtet. Gas mog oesbolb
oltd) circn Griolg III Der politiid)cn
S0ufbobn erflGre1. Sr. gritnier mar
Tlcc+Er1lioCnt be$ SGitgerieItes in
1888 nnGi gcbnrt sir .Sormonie,"
sum oI~lgentcinen Teittiden @oii.
%lenboite," 5rm ~8rciicnbeim" nnb
mar bier Sabre lang @uilenrihter in
@oltimorc.G orntp. als Mitalico
Der 8cIeBgcbiing tnt CT lid iniofern
oisgc5cidnet, oob er oils SorIiber
oeS Counties fir acknowledgements
lid Der Sorbierc 9oItimere's IN M
erfenncnsmertber @eiie o%naeror1.
men bot. 5erner gebort CT Dem 60
mite fiir gnipriide ON, lit Mitglieo
oes Gonite's fir TSobrifipeien Ii. oes
SempcrenS-Gomite's. Sit lesterern
Gonlite biloete CT Den G%eiitide1 nit
leirten lpmpatbiideu @eiiibien cine
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Bier Sabre fir cincn Nicb.

Toronto o, Ont, "a. M0rj. -
Ger 9altf.. Sc1er~ gampell befonnte
lid, id)uloig, $4,000 nls Den 6onos
Der aronen.9on genommen 81 bn.
ben, mo wllrOe 81 bier Sobren 3uht-
bats pcrurtbeilt. Seine 6ral wl,roe
unter il,spenoirtem llrtbcil cntlulien.
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ltnfaQ in NtlanticsGitp.

ItIantic~Gi tp N,-S., 81.
MGr5. + Del Dem 3lllammcnltllr5 ci.
ltca @~aoebolieS an MecrcaltronOe i'm
iiiolidcn Sbeilc Scr Stoot m1rOe Der
9tcgcr Sobn Steao unrtcr Oen Srilm=
mcru 5eroriidt lno 5ruci unOerc Ne9cr
crlittcn &crlctungcu. Gie WGnner
marcn nit Dem Neporircn ocs &orie5
bcid)Giti9t, ais cS 5ltiommcnitilr5tc.
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Sin pulmiidcs Gloitcr %abecbrannt.

@tlfeS6orre, Fo., a. WGr5.
- SoS polniidc ct. Wtoricn-aloIter
bel Nonticote lit beute totol obgc-
brollllt. 3wei Ser ShmeItcrn mllBten
nit @emolt ans 0cm aloitcr gcbrodJt
weroen. Gas 6elcr entitono our6
einen i~iber1ei5ten Sien.
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Sabcn iidl pcrtagt.

SnbianopoIis, q. MGr5. :
Ius gentciniome 2obn-Gomite iiir bic
aoblcngr1ber fat iif obne jcomeoc
beocutenoe 9isflrilion bis 5itln Mon-
tag pcrtagt. Gicle Ger @rilbellbeiiber
iino nah iDrer Sein1atb gereiit.
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obgclcbnt baden, an Dem Gomite 81
oiCncn. Scnotor Sec bC0unftc iid)
nodDCr bei'm YrGiiocntcn Sct6.
Gin 6mcitcS @ortgcfcdt +.
9alo noh GrleDigung Der Gonic.
rcr5 Gomitc = 6rogc rcidtc Seno-
tor Sec cine Srocr Elm, Ocnt gSabl-
Gonlitc bcfcDleno, bis Wtontog9lbcnO
Ole Don linn eingercldtc BrinlurluobI4
Dill fir MtontgpmCrp = Golrntp ctns
5llbcrihtcn. IS ici cine lofale Nngcs
legcnbeit, crtlGrtc CT, Die gar nld)t
an Dos Gonlitc Bate pcrluielen lucr.
0en %lollell. III
Senator 9rclpinaton, &oriitcr OcS
Gouitc'S, crtldrtc bibiA er babe Dem
Scnotor non montgomery = Goluttp
bclte Worgen uerIprod)cnJ Die Gill
cin5ltberiften, ioboIO CT ooS Gonlite
5lt elmer SibunG 6ulammcn bringcn
fonntc; cs lei Gin Icbr lun9ca Gofus
nlcnt, mo cS f0nntc bod fultnl bon
i6m pcrlungt mcrOcrL OoIlclbc an
Sonntog ollrd5ulclcl.
Scnotpr Gee cntqcgnctc, Oo bic Dill
5lm 3lpcf bobc, Die Erirl0rmobleu
in montgomery = County ollf ctltc &C.
rcGtc Balls 5t %itclcn, milrOc oieiclbe
fcinc id)lcd)te Sonntog3lcftiirc iilr
ocn Senotor bon @lconico lciit.
Senotor Srcnington pcriprod)
ihlicBlid, Die Bill Montog bcrpor5lt-
bolcn mo ourd5uleien. Senator See
500 oorauf icinc Sr0er 5llrild.
Sccuno Worm II.
Nod)ocm Scnolor Gee, Der 1cltc
Gllbcrlt funpfc2mltbig mar, nlitSc.
notor @rcpington Sricocn gcidlloiicn
Bate, ~frcil5tc or Son5cn nit Scno-
tor @ormoll. Gas @obl.Gonlitc be.
rihtcie bic bont Scnotor @orrlot
eingereidte vGorrlpt GrGcticcS 9lct,"
ipcld)c G~orporatlpnell unh ocrell @e-
ante ll1o SirCttorcn nit idmcrell
8clb. lnG 3udtbotaitroicn beorpbt,
ncnn tic III ir9enO elmer @ciie NIT
0clbnittcln III cine MaGl cilgrciicn,
giinitig cir. Senator See crflortc,
Die Niu lei lpobl id)orf, obcr nidIt be
itlnnlt 0cllug; c0 lcien niebrerc ou.
hcrc Bills gleidcr Natur bon onoc.
rem Senutoren eingcrcidt morocn,
iporocrl, Die 0u& Gomlitc cbcnioQs
einbcrid)ten iolltc.
equator @ornlort pcrtbeioigte in
ieincr genohntrn ctlorirglidcu
@ciie ieine Gill. Gr tuiai9tc obcr
id)licBlih bod Elm, hub Die Scrholto-
lun9cn iibcr sic Gill Biz Mpntog
Ibcno peri6obeu werocn %iolltcr, mo
| equator Srcluingtor. scr Gorliber
oeS @obl.Gomitc's, pcrirrodl Die lib
rigen Bills, brei an Scr 3obl, bis bas
bin oDnc Accommodation cin5itbc.
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Hcuc & IN II | Il.
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itorfc Stiibc. @r. @rluticr lit 81
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louisville, Sp., 81. MGrS.-
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bolle mlodtcn Die peritieOcnelt Clubs
folgcnoc Score:
Baltimore 2699
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Sort @oibin9ton, Mis, 1888
@olrntecrs, Cincinnati ...... 2275
9os nGdIiti6brige Glirnier be9innt
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Gbirh atatinmal Bamk
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ISM. 3. SpnneGu, Rnht. &. Gniiib,
9bos. Sitaerulo, Huh.. Cd. Gpcbben.
Geo. %. Sail, iiin., q. Y. Tome,
sSnt. 81. Samnonb, @urrnb @nnbibcr.
6. 8. Dab, 2uuia e. Dpung,
8. @m. Wiobenborf.
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