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Evening star., 1907-10-29
MRS. HARTJE REPLIES
ACCUSES NADINE IN ANSWER
TO HUSBANDS BRIEF

PITTSRCRG October 29.-Mrs. Mary
Scott Iartje today fled with the superior
court in Philadelphia an answer to the
brief filed by her husband, Augustus
Hartje. several weeks ago. in which he
requested that the divorce case be re
opened in order 10 enable him to intro
duce additional newly discovered tesi-
mony. Mrs. Hartje denies all the allesa-
tions which Hartje makes.
According to reports from Philadelphia
Hartje has filed petition with the court
to strike Mrs. Hartje's answer off the
record, because II is irrelevant and i'm
pertinent. Hartje also fled a supple
mental brief today with copies of the
love letters alleged TO have been written
of the coachIaen correspondents In the
case. These letters are alleged by Hart1e
to be of an discriminating character.
Mrs. Hartje stoutly denies that she ever
wrote Nadine letter She contenos tnat
she Is being harassed by paid serva nts
in the employ of her husband. Affidavits
are alta ched to her answer showing that
Nadine had been repeatedly offered large
sums TO turn traitor to the woman; Ma
dine recently made a confession In Canada
acknowledging intimacy with Mrs Hart1e.
He has since gone TO Ireland, where he
purcha sed a hotel.
Inc answer Oh MIS-. Is
panied by affldaVits from her sisters, lda
and Helen Scott, daughters OF Jonn
Scott, alleging that the letters written to
Howard W. Lappe were by his dtctauon.
Charges Against Nadine.
Mrs HartJes brief alleges that Ma
dine made a statement April II. 1907,
in the Office of Watson & Freeman, Mrs.
Hartjes attorneys, in which he asserted
that a representative of Augustus Hartte
met him and said to Nadine If You
will come along with me l WI 4 get you
$4,000 If you will make an er state
ment there won't be anythiEo done 70 70
all right. In six months you VIII Will be be
shaking hands with me and have s3oooo
In your pocket
Nadine further stated at the once OF
Watson & freeman that thls same rep
resentative of Hartje had offered to get
him livery barn If he wanted one. ana
that he (tha representative could make
money out of the sto-y If Nadine would
make another statement
Bribery Alleged.
He told me-" said Nadine, In his state
roent, that he wanted me to come up to
the seventh floor of the Frick building
and make the statement before the su-
perior court met, and there was no chance
of winning the case unless | would make
a statement. so they could use it in the
superior court, and he said 1t would be
up in ten days. He wanted me to swear
that l got those letters from Mrs. HartJe
and that they were right. | said never
got any letters, and he said. Wen, you
can say SO, anyhow and he said, All
we need is one more envelope
Continuing, the brief alleges that Ma
dine also made q statement May ). 1907,
In the Office of the Perkins Union detect
i've agency. in which Nadine states that
he was offered $4,000 if he would get out
of the case and out of the country, and
that he would be paid literally If he
produced an envelope or if he would give
them some information that they wanted.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
THE PIMLICo RACES.
The List of Entries for Tomorrow's
/ Track Events.

Special Dis.atch to The Star.
PIMLICO. Md, October 29-The fol-
lowing is the list of entries for tomorrow S
events:
First race, two-year- -olds; selling: six
furlongs-Tom Shaw, los: SHIRLEY B, 81:
sBlackha wk. 100 Aristotle, 1o2; Listerine
102; Tinker Belle, 1o2: -Desideratum, 81;
-Eomite, 81; *Montbert, 81; Ferry Land
ing. 81 Giles, 102; Servile, 102.
Second race, three-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs-MiX Up, 1OS; Batine,
1O3; Rac'llia, 102; Diebold, 106; Thomas
Hoy, 103; Flower of Weston. 103; Simple
Honours, 11S; Aiken, Jos; Nonsense, 116,
Hoot Mon, III; Neptune, 102; America II,
105.
Third race. four-year- -olds and upward
selling; mile and seventy yards-sMerry
George, 102; Newyear II, 107; Guess. 1O7 !;
| Ivanhoe, 1O2; Paul Clifford. LOT: Garment,
| 1GI; Pouguessing, 101; 'Ormonde's Richt,
lu2.
Fourth race, Elkridge Hunt Club steeple-
chase: about two miles-Warrenton 1872;
Jonah, 147: Tellfare, 154; Kumshaw, 161
Diver. I54.
Fifth race. Gentlemens Driving Park
one mile-Jupiter, 80; Lady karma 400 :;
Recruit, 100; Ocean Spray, 10; st. Jeanne,
102; Cave Adsum, 115.
Sixth race. three-year-olds and upward :;
selling; mile and a sixteenth-'Ivanlloe
104; sDele Strome. &c: Lord Badge, 109;
Nancy, 1903; The Talsman, 112; Sam
Bernard; 102.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear track heavy.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
SALE OF DWELLINGS.
Some Recent Transactions Reported
by Stone & Fairfax.

Stone & Fairfax have recently sold for
A D. Whitley the three-story brick and
stone dwelling, 171a Riggs street, for
S. 80. This property is situated near
New Hampshire avenue, where many ex-
pensive homes are being erected. The
purchaser will hold the same as an in
vestment.
The same firm also sold for w. NJ Fair
field the two story brick dwelling. Ill
New Hampshire avenue. which VIII be oc-
cupied by the purchaser as his home.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
Rain Kept in the Skaters.

Rain deferred the Post Office Depart
ment roller skate enthusiasts from per-
forming at their projected carnival last
night on 18th street near Columbia road
If the freezing weather ordered by the
weather bureau had arrived they were
going to use ice skates on glary asphalt
but since the weather sharps wereAWrong
again there was nothing doing, either on
rollers or blades. The carnival will be
held the first pleasant night under the
soft rays of the gentle moon.
Evening star., 1907-10-29

Liverpool Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL, October 20 Closing:
Wheet-Spot steady; No. red western
winter. IS. 10 futures steady: December,
ss 512d.; March, SIS. Tad: May, S. 61.d.
Corn--Spot quiet; prime mixed American.
5s 91ad.; futures steady; December. IS.
D1sd.; January, os. 6i2d
Evening star., 1907-10-29
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales Regular call, II o'clock noon-Ca pitaI
fraction. 10 at I2S, : ut l29.
Washington Rwy. ard Elec. pfd., 10 at, 671A.
at 6T1s. 10 at 67b
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, at 5s1s
Nersen:haler Linotype, at 19s, ut 1esH,
at 1gSia.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at x.
Washington Loan and Trust at 2o3, 4 at oo3,
at 203.
After caIl--Washng.on Rwy. and EIec. pfd
at Ss. 3 at 67b.
Capital Traction, s ut i29.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at 1881.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
Slight Fire,

There was fire scare at the house of
Victor Mindeleff. 1642 29th street this
morning about 5:15 o'clock. When the
blaze was discovered the occupants of the
house made preparations for a hasty exit,
but the fire was quickly extinguished. Not
more than $2J damage was caused.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, $5s2 G02 Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue, $3.50, 410;
customs. Ss07, 35s; miscellaneous, $115.9T1.
Expe nditures. 1880 900.
Evening star., 1907-10-29

Closing Quotations.
At the close OF the stock market the
following stocks had changed in price
since above quotations. there being no
change in balance of the closing quota
tions:
Ama,eamated Copper. 49A.
Am. Car and Foundry. 24L..
Am. Car Foundry, pfd., IS
American Smeltiae 66A
American Tob., pro, 62h
Anaconda. 3212
Atchison, Top. and S. Fe., IA
Batopilas Mining 3as.
Brook yn RAPID Transit 3OIb.
Canadian Pacific, 1881
Central Leather, pfd,, T3S
Chicago, NIL. and St Paul 1OOA
Colorado Fuel and Iron, I47s.
Consolidated Gas, 10.
Corn Products. pfd. 46.
Delaware and Hudson, 1257s.
Denver and Rio Grande. IsG
Distillers' Securities, 3944
Erie, common, 1T1z.
Erie. 1st pfd., 3SA
General Electric, l0JI.
Great Northern Ore, 335s
Great Northern, pfd., 110l4
lnterhoro Metropolitan, pfd., los
Kansas City Southern. 2lI5
louisville & Nashville. 94M.
Mackay o.'s. pfd, 531a
Manhattan Elevated, 1857.
Mexican Central 1913
Mo. Kansas and Tex. com, 234
Mo, Kansas and Tex, pfd., 5411.
NJ s P. and S. S. NJ. 10.
National Lead. 5I.
New York Central, 95ta
n. Y. ontario and West, IS
Northern Pacific, 1861.
Pennsylvania r. r, 11Ols
Peoples Gas of Chicago, 73.
Reading. 7514.
Republic Steel & Iron, l31a
Republic Steel & Iron pfd.. 53l.
S. l.. & San Fran. I'd pfd., 2S1s,
Southern Pacific. Soy.
Southern Railway. 122
Southern Railway pfd., 40.
Texas Pacific. 1SA.
Toledo, ST: Louis and Western pfd.. "a.
Union Pacific. 1861
L. s. Rubber. pfd.. &c.
L. S. Steel, 23N.
l. S. Steel. pfd.. s2ha.
Western Union, 651a.
BONDS
United States Steel IS, IS.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
The World Of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w B. Hibbs & Co, bank
ers and brokers. 1i19 F street, members
New York Stock Exchange, Washington
Stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
Evening star., 1907-10-29
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 29-The cotton
market opened easy at a decided decline
OF I 70 ~ points under heavy selling,
which was promoted ny weakness in the
English market for both spots and flu
lures. AID approximations that an effort
on the part Of southern holders to re
al!ze cash IN buyerless market would
cause further depression.
There was heavy covering during the
early session, and after selling al e.9J for
December and 9.72 for January the mar
ket rallied several points with prices dur
ing the middle Of the morning about to
points net lower on the active months.
Futures opened easy, October, offered,
$50; Novernher, ".ns; Decetnber, 1000
January, $50: February. offered. y.Sl
March psl: May, 9s6. June, 9.sJ; July,
SOL: August, o.SJ.
The market was irregular late in the
forenoon. with prices at midday about
a TO 10 points lower on January and late
months, while December was ela-ively
steady AMI only > points net lower. Wire
houses were heavy sellers during the
morning. supplying the demand from To-
cal shorts, and the undertone of the mar
get was nervous.
Spot uI!rt. T!GQ4lEg EpiAnds, 1910; mid
4lins gulf. 1895.
Estimated receipts at the ports today.
5000 bales against 80, l3i last week and
ll1.OSJ last year t'0- me week, j.ytssE
bales against E2l.6lJ last week and 49,,
73i Iast year. ToGay'a receipts at New
Orleans 16 323 bales. against 1890 last
year and at Houston, Is. 747 bales. against
80 so last year.
Cotton-Spot closed steady; rniddling up
lands, "a. 50; raiddl.ng sult, II %; no sales.
Liverpool Cotton Prices.
LIVERPOOL, October %. Closing
Srot quiet; prices - points lower; Amer
lean middling, fair, 3.31: good middling
6Ol: middling. 5sl: low middiing. 40
GOOD ordinary, 5OI. ordinary, al. The
sales OF the day were 5000 bales. o!
which Jon were FOR speculation and eX.
:o-t. and included 1000 American. Re
caipts. "A 900 bales. including Il. 800 Amer
lean. Futures opened easier and CLOSED
STEADY: American mlddling. goc.. Octo
hor sol. October and Novenb ber $50
November and December, 3.45; December
and january, 5.4iia; January and Febru
%ry. 5.44; February and March 3.
March and Ap-il, 5.44iz; April and May
G441z: MAY and June, 5i5; June anc
July. ) 49,: July and August, 5.43.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
A railroad in Nigeria.

railroad in Nigeria. Africa will be
constructed by the British colonial gov
ernment to develop the resources of the
country. and in particular to stimulate
the cotton growing industry The road
will be about 400 miles long.
Evening star., 1907-10-29

BERLIN, October %. - Exchange on
London. 70 marks 50 pfennigs for checks.
Discount rate: Short bills. ~ per cent;
three months bills, on per cent
Evening star., 1907-10-29
First Race at Jamaica,

First race, two-year-olds; selling; six
furlongs-Obert, 102 (McDanieD, q to
seD. to / place, second; Orfano, "a
(Walsh), to show. third. Time III.
Rosario, Rifle Range. Eandbox. Senator
Barrett, Lykens. Alex. Grant Youthful,
Art Critic and Ingraham also ran.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
THE FOREIGN BANKS.

LONDON, October 29.-The sum OF
f601 900 In bar gold was sold today and
f99S. 900 in American eagles was taken
from the Bank of England as part Of the
gold intended for shipment to America
The gold was insured at Lloyds. and will
go to New York on the Kron Prinzessir
Cecilie, which leaves Southampton to-
night.
The price OF the eagles was abou,
T6s. 3d.
Withdrawals of bullion from the Bank
Of England today were Ell $50 600 for
shipment to the United States and O,OOl
for Holland.
PARIS. October 29.-Closing: Three per
cent rsntes. 81 francs 27h centimes for
the account.
Exchange on London. 25 francs Is cen.
times for checks.
BERLIN, October %. - Exchange or
London. 70 marks 50 pfennigs for checks
Evening star., 1907-10-29

Bar silver. steady. 27A,d. per ounce.
Money. 1a44 per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market for
short bills is 5taa6 per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market for
three month bills Is 5s4a6 per cent.
Evening star., 1907-10-29
CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by e. R. Chapman 4 %. "a. 3.
Chipuan, manager). members New York Stock
Exchange 1901 F st. NV.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-19
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. SOME or THE THINGS THAT CAUSED RETIREMENT
= GOVERNOR AER1EHr nA1ERMAs

= u pronosang republican
ranAs. thea did all in his To fares fight
Removed un position ef superintendent nj territorial pensen
ary lion H. Barsam chairman n republican territorial
al committee without giving him opportunity retire although
he had publicly caused inveiga
ton Of affairs through democratic morning Of
Albuquerque branded smbexxler
on ssee without giving him aaoppoany to have representa-
hs declined alow
matter Of disputed pe sea into order thar the
whole matter might he ed A bottom lie declined to give Mr.
BuEsum hearing LeagenwoEth Kansas
Arthur Tord superintendent Ct the pentenay when there
.
= justly entitled 10 place Z
Removed anaoounty officials
may without doing and by publicity left
just hiemish upon their names
sHa people
oae friends office under republican
and who had nothing with republican administration Of
. affairs .
of
= prominent republican officials and party leaders. .
Usupd territorial land commissioner
the office privileges and transferred
Pennsylvania 1000
valuable timber and grazing land In The o The territory
price wholly inadequate the the lands
Attempted nppe house Of the a7h Legislative
assembly against organization wishes Of
pie Failing accomplish s he bought the certain
these without Illness the apponees He
h14d or a Legislation desired
manded by the people New Mexo and Of the republican
of Legislature vetoed pass
cd by both houses m providing for road improvements Dona
oe countless annaid by the regardless
public that he would aid then In
such fssor
Steady persistent attempts break down and
republican organization New Mxo for the evident
building ageman machine nh himself the leader and de-
= tator @.@F =
Choosing appontses supporters
pubicans elements In effort
organization and osa detng all principles and
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-19
FORESTRY INVESTIGATION
ON ROOSEVELT PROJECT

Washington. April 1s.--A general
in.estikatioa of the conditions %
and adjacent TO the salt River rro
ject I'm Arizona has been made BY ].
T. Guthries. Of the forest reserve. In
cooperation with the reclamation
service. to determine the advisabilfty
OF forest planting on area drainingin-
to the Tonto reservoir az an aid In
preventing the silting up of the res
ervoir.
The director of the reclamation yer.
vice has approved plan OF cooper.
alton In conducting this important
work which involves the immediate
planting of cotton wood cuttings and
ash seedlings On the power canal en-
bankment: experiment with the
Dew plant as soil binder for canal
banks, the establishment Of a smalI
forest nursery at the reclamation ser.
vice ranch on Salt River: the expert
mental planting Of ash, box elder and
blackberry at favorable locations ON
Tonto Greek and tributaries.
Under the plan proposed the forest
officers will supervise the work, the
reclamation service furnishing all
necessary materials and labor. Dur.
ing the coming season the seed OF
such species as are found on the
Tonto national forest reserve win be
collected and stored until the proper
time for planting In the seed beds.
The principal work of the forest
will be In the watershed of
Tonto creek. ON which the forest
cover is inadequate. Owing to this
fact this stream probably carries a
larger percentage of silt than the
Salt River. It is believed that tree
planting along the eighteen miles Of
the power canal will RESULT in fur
nishing fuel and quick-growing varia.&
ties like ash aud cottonwood will be- i
chiefly used. AT a safe distance be-
low the canal experimental planting
of several species of the eucalyptus
will be made. l.,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-19
'SORCERER PROVES
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Home Talent Opera Greeted by !
Professional Performance.

The light opera THE Sorcerer," al
the Duncan last night was greeted by
In crowded house and was successful
beyond all expectations. Theater go
ers say that 1t was the best produc
ton that has been given In the city
this season and compares favorably
with any similar home talent play
ever produced In Las Vegas. AL
though the members of the cast lacE
some of the ginger and snap OF
professionals. the solos and chornses
were exceptionally good and the play
went off without hitch.
The first scene opened In the court
yard of the mansion of Sir Marina.
duke pointdexter, the occasion being
the betrothal of Aline Sangazure to
Alexis, of the Grenadier Guards, Sir
Marmaduke's son. Constance, and
her mother. Mrs. Partlet are the first
to make their appearance and the
young girl. who has, long loved the
vicar. DR.. DAILY, tells her secret to her
mother. Her mother sympathizes
with her and at this time the vicar
himself enters. He does not see the
ladies and sings OF his love exper-
fences. The mother then tries to per
suade him that he should marry. but
to the daughters SORROW he declares
1t his purpose never to wed. They
leave the stage as Sir Marmaduke
and his son enter. The former COM
pares love making in the olden days
with the present time and both
leave as the peasant girls and Aline
make their entrance. Lady Sanga-
cure congratulates her daughter and
blesses her and Alexis and his father
again return. Sir Marmaduke and
Lady Sangazure renew their youthful
love as the contract Is prepared for
the coming wedding. Alexis, after
comforting with his bride, sends for
]. w. Wells. a family sorcerer, and
negotiates for a philtre, which he
proposes to administer to all in the
village, young and old. and which will
cause those who driSk of 1t to fall in
love indiscriminateiy. Wells explains
his powers and the Incarnation which
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-19

Ills exceptionally weli done follows
Sir Marmaduke extends an invitation
to all to attend the wedding feast
DIR. DAILY makes the tea which Mrs
Partlet and Wells serve. the deeoc'
tion containing the phitre All drink
and the philtre takes effect.
The second act opens with a scene
at the market place of the village.
The peasants enter dancing and sing.
ing. and Constance, previously In
love with the vicar. falls In love with
the deaf and aged notary Sir Mar.
maduke transfers his affections 10
Mrs. Partlet and Lady Sangazure be.
comes devoted to Wells, the Sorcer-
er. Alexis. In order to assure him.
self OF Aline's lasting love. finally
persuades her TO take the philtre and
she sees the vicar first after 1t takes
effect. falls In love with him. Alexis
doesn't like this stage of the proceed
ings and appeals to Wells for some
means to remove the spell The sor-
cerer says that the only way 1t can
be done is for either Alexis or him.
self to give up his life and when
the matter il left to a vote Wells Is
named as the victim. He submits and
shuffles off In dramatic manner by
sinking through the ground amid the
glare of Internal flames. All return
to their old loves, and repair to the
mansion for another feast. as the cur
tain descends.
Il. L. Browne. as John Wellington
Wells, made a hit with the audience
and all were pleased that he was not
compelled to die until the opera was
almost over He made a typical up
to-date sorcerer and his incantations
We're equal to those of any follower
OF the black art
Mrs. r. c. Rankin was a perfect
Aline. and played her part in an ex,
cellent manner. The beauty and
power of her voice Is well known to
all Las vegans and she fully equalled
the expectations of her friends. w.
A. Buddedcke played the part of AL.
exis In an exceptionally able man.
ner. G. H. Kinkel played the part OF
DIR. DAILY and the character could not
be improved upon. The faithfulness
OF his makeup cause a ripple Of
laughter upon his entrance. which
was disconcerting to the vicar
James r.. Kingery impersonated the
notary and he looked his ase. A
great deal of merriment was caused
by his manipulation of his ear trum.
pc. Mareth F. Kinkel portrayed the
character Of Lady sangazure in an
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-19
'SAN MIGUEL COUNTY
BULLETINS RECEIVED
Books are for Free Dissraeusion and
Can De Secured From Secretary
of Commercial Club.

Several thousand copies OF the nex
bulletin On San Miguel County. which
was complied under the direction Of
the Commercial club and issued by
sAe bureau Of immigration of the ter
r'tmy. have been received by George
- Fleming. secretary OF the club
and member ut the bureau.
These copies are for free Jistribu
tlon and every citizen of Las Vegas
who has friends. acqualntanees or
relatives out OF the city who may be-
interested In this section of the eoun.
try is urged 10 cali at the office of
Tho Investment and Agency corpora.
ton and secure copies for dlstrlbu-
tioa.
The booklet contains an interest.
Ing historical sketch of the county.
IL well Az valuable information OF all
the resources of the section.
Through the enterprise Of n num-
Der of business men and the Las We
gas club. 1000 more of the booklets
were printed than the bureau Of i'm
migration was able to furnish and CO.
pies of the bulletin can be obtained
from these several business houses,
n well rs from the office Of the sec.
retary. 1t il desired that these bulle~
Inns be distributed as widely and rap.
Idly as possible In order that they
may do the most good In the shortest
time.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-19
WILL APPOINT RECEIVER
FOR uncle SAM COMPANY

Topeka, Kan, April i9.- Judge ].
G. Pollock, In the United States dis.
trict court here today. announced that
he would grant the petition Of the
complaining stockholders and ap.
point receiver fur. the Uncle sam
OH company. whose seTetarysreas.
urer. w. II. Tucker, Jr.. was recent
iy indicted ON the charge of using the
mails to defraud. The company has
10000 stockholders. distributed over
all parts of the country. The state.
ment issued on April 5 last, showed
receipts from the sale of stock of
something over a million dollars,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-19

able manner. although the nars -,
extremely difficult, She brought
down the house A. the end Ut the
firsa acs by her sudden attack upoa
the heart Of W. Wells. Mrs.. partae,
was very good and her stage pres
Ienee was exceptionally easy. Mrs
Helen Raynoads haA the difficult role
Miss Florence u, Olive had one ol
the hardest paris of the entire eas,
and played the character of Goa.
stance In al exceptionally able maa.
ner. She has beautiful voice and
won the coanmenaation Of the au
dience. The heavy part Of Hercules
was taken by Nelson Mueller. and
hearty applause greeted his appear.
|anee on the stage. The little fellow
never FILTERED although IL was plain
to be seen that the glare Of the foot.
lighta and the vast audience hewil
dered him.
The chorass Of peasants was excel
lent and the voices good. although
the tenors were q trifle weak. Those
who took part I'm tho minor roles
were:
Esther Reynolds. Mabel y. ciench
Anna Grace Connor. Margaret Flint
Charlotte Hayward. May c. scnlott
Muriei ID. Hin. Loyola Dillon, Irene
whitmore. Daisy NJ. Paine. Minnie
Kohn. Sadie o'Byrne. Helen o'Brien
Papen. Vera Gshring. Lora l.. Holmes,
Nellie schirmer. Cora A. Mcclanna-
han. Annie McMulIen, d. ID. Critics
u. Leon Guy. y. u. England. Samuel
Daley. WIN Fagate. VIM. III. Springer
o. d. Brown. orrin II. Blood. l.. D|
Clark. Clarence Williams. II. A. Nor.
ton. Edw. Conastock.