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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
MAY GO TO BOSTON
Brookline Club Most Likely
Bidder-No Tender for
WOmen'S Event.

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Uuiess the
present situation changes before the
annual meeting of the United States
Golf Association I'm this city, January 2l
the amateur championship contest is
likely 20 be awarded 90 the Country
club of Broolliue. the suburban Boston
organization which has rendered the use
of it's lately improved links. The con
test is due geographically in the New
England section i'm 1910
The chicago Golf Club of Wheaton.
Ill. where the same event was held
this year, has offered its course for the
national open championship.
No direct tender has been made for
the women's championship. but four
clubs have extended the use of their
courses for any eVeut-thC Fox Hills
Club of staten Island, y. Y. the Essex
County Club of r-by-the-Sea.
Mass. the Atlantic City u. j. Country
Club, and the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
MOTOR SPEEDWAY
OPENED TO PUBLIC
Indianapolis Crowded With Drivers
Preparing TO Try for Records
On the New Track.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec 12-For
the first time since the completion of the
brick paving the motor speedway was
thrown open for the inspection OF the
public today. The new Improvement
brings the total cost up to several hun
drcd thousand dollars.
A large crowd went out today. though
there were no DTacticing crews at work.
Lewis Strang with his big Fiat is here
ready TO try for more records at speed
way trials Friday and Saturday OF this
week aAfny other drivers are In the
city. and with their merchandising are
getting their cars in shape to show their
mettle.
1t is expected that the new track will
prove much faster than any in the coun-
try. and that many new worlds marks
will be set
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
ARMY WILL PLAY
NAVY ON DIAMOND
Arrangements Completed for An
nual Game Between Soldiers
and Middies.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Dec. 12-The an
nual baseball game between the United
states Naval and Military academies has
been arranged 90 take place in Auuapo-
Iis during the coming season and will be
one Of the features OF June Week"
there.
The game viii take place either on
Wednesday. June I. or Thursday. June
.. Though defeated last season the Mid
shipmen have a strong bunch of caudi-
oates. Including much good new ma
teriM. and hone TO turn the tables.
There is a chance that Billy Lush, who
IS coaching the basketball team. will
also handle the diamond candidates.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
HOW MEN GET TO HEAVEN.

Mamma" said little Elsie. do men
ever get TO heaven
"Why, of course. my dear What
ma l<es you ask2'
Because 7 never see any pictures
Of angels with whiskers.'
Well" said the mother thought
fully. some men do go to heaven. but
they get there by a close shave"'-
Tit Bits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
Little Bits Of News and Comment
About the Athletes and Happenings
In the Sport Realm of This Country

Wisconsin will have a professional
trainer.
The University of Missouri has n
bowling league.
Grand Rapios wants to join the Grand
Circuit.
Rochester's Aero Club will he limited
to fifty members.
Cornell vii! next year have "A chair Of
aeronautics.
Ottawa will give nine $1,000 stakes
for horse racing on ice i'm February.
Willie Lewis, Of New Nor>. ig matched
10 fight Sid Russell. an English heavy
weight, at Paris, on next saturday
night.
The Armory Athletic Club. az Boston.
aanounces that Frank kltuSs has haCN-
ed out pf the match with Hugo Ec..,
of Chicago. scheduled FOR that club on
December a.
Jo, Sieger, who seldom does much
training, has been WORKING hard during
the past week, and i~ ln fine shape
for his coming match with Kid sullivan
of Washington.
San francisco business men are an
anxious 20 have the JatfrIcs-Johusou
fight take place in or near that city he
cause they estimate thar the sporting
men who come there tn Witness the
battle will spend close 10 $4,000 there
The Milwaukee Rowing Club has re
CCived a gift OF nifty feet OF land along
the river front from The CITY of Mil
waulzee and the ground VIII bc used for
an addition TO the club quarters.
Ida Lewis. the woll-kuowu Hrc-saver
and keeper or Lime Rock lighthouse, az
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
REFUSES MONEY
TO TRAIN JEFF
Corbett Will Take Job Sim
ply Because He Wants
Negro Licked.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-Gentleman Jim
Corbett is coming back home-back
from the London music halls-for the
sole purpose or getting Jim JeTrics I'm
the proper condition TO fight tha negro
Jack Johnson.
Corbeu sailed yesterday on the Maui
retania from Liverpool, and left behind
n number Of theatrical dates as well
as a Few natteriug offers 90 stage his
act in the big cities Of Europe
The most refreshing thing about Jim's
Homecoming is that he has Tefused-so
De declareS-a handsome salary for TAX
ing charge Of Jcfrics training camp.
But James always was patriotic.
Speaking Of his new job COrbett said
I'm nCt going over FOR the money.
7 will accept only my expenses. I want
JEFF to lick Johnson, ana I'm going 90
punch him good and hard 10 get him
into shape to dc f."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
FRIENDS PRAISE
RUTT AND CLARKE
SiX-Day Bike Winners Ap-
pear Fresh After Long
Grind.

NEW YORK Dec. l2-Walter ButJ 81
Germany. and Jack Clarke. of Aus
tralia, are today the recipients OF con-
gratulations from their many friends in
this city upon their victory in the biz
siN-dny bicycle race which concluded at
,hc Madison Square Garden last might
The winners secured lap lead on their
rivals early yesterday morning and
maintained it 30 the end
Futt and Clarke were the only riders
in the race who appeared anything like
fresh AT the conclusion of the grind.
They met each sprint with renewed
vigor and stood the grueling finish in
rather easy style. The majority Of tie
other riders we're very tired ard many
had 90 be carried bodily to their quar-
tors.
The teams finished in the following
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12

Newport, r. T.. has been mace an hon
ordry member OF the Newport yacht
Club, the first woman 20 secure this
honor.
English Scuulng Champion Ernest
Barry will go 20 Australia TO row
against Richard Arnst for the world q
title.
sararac Lake. n. =. VIII hold Inc
international Ice skating championships
early in February next
First Easrm1n Dick IIobltlel Of the
Cincinnati Reds. is taking post grad
u7te COURSE ut tho University of 'inch-
nau.
Fred Taylor Of Ouawn. turned down
uu oncr of 5000 cash for ten weeks
season ot hockey offered BIN by tho
R,nfrrw. ont Club Rivalry b. keen
Purdue University viii Introduce
wrestling glasses 90 means Of develop
ing athletic candidates. All applicants
for place ON tno teams Viii De asked 10
take part.
bert i>eyrs. thr New York boxer. who
was arrested a few dave ago. charged
with shooting u man az Madison square
Garden during tho bicycle races. has
been discharged Tor want OF evidence.
Abe AttolI fooled the boxing club man
ayers or Memphis. tie same as nc did
those oI phnadciphin. Tie demanded blk
none. and got 10. ana then refused 20
m axe iyood,
FIlwo.d McClosk,N. the blind eA-
pugilSt has issued "a new edition Of his
rinE career. which contains many inter
cstiuc stories OF his battles lie has al
So added the Marquis OF Queensbury
rules on boxing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
REBUFFED.

Would you like a cheap hammock
or a good strong one2" asked the sales
man.
"A good capable salesman could tell
by the buyers appea rance she
answered uEhtily.-C4eveland Leader.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
UNCLE SANS AERO
is GOING TO TEXAS
Department Wants to Use the Ma
chine During Winter-FOu-
lois in Charge.

The Wright aeropIane. like other
birds OF tine air. viii go south for
the winter.
The War Department doesn't think
such a costly piece of machinery
should be lying idle for a whole win
ter, so il viii probably ship the ma
chine to some Southern city. prob
ably San Antonio. Tex, and send
it's officers along 90 take further les
sons in applied acronautiCs.
Lieut.. Benjamin FOulOis viii prob
ably act as head master. Lieutenant
Jahm has rejoined his regiment. and
Lieutenant Humphreys has rejoined
the Engineer Corps, so that neither
liz aNaila hln.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
GEORGE TOWN HOLDS
A ROWING MEETING
Goodly Number Turn Gu:
In Answer TO First Call
For Candidates.

Ihe first meeting o. tho candidates FOR
inc Georgetown crews wa held this
morning IN tho rowing rOOIzs Of the RYAN
gymnasium. The meeting had been
'hiled By Captain Murray 10 enable
Coach Dempsey 10 ge a line on the ma
ifrial which he will have 10 Ievelop into
oarsincn and 10 rouse up enthusiasm I'm
aqlatlcs among all the students Of the
university. While not all Of the can
didates were out, yet the response was
gratifying. Many law and medical men
were present. The meeting was adj
dressed by the coach. captain, manager
and Mr.. Claude Zapponi. n great sup
porter Of rowing a. Georgetown
Manager Byrne called the meeting 10
order and stated It's purpose, then asked
ldr. Zapponi 20 address the candidates
The latter briefly recounted the history
~ rowing ~ the Hilltop institution. en-
phaszing the fact that the present
coach. Cornell Dempsey. vas without a
superior and that Courtney IS his only
equal lie ended by explaining the
neceFsity Of following the Instructions
Of the coach and Of training strictly
Dempsey said he would expect 10 see
All candidates present at the initial
practice on January & Machine work
will be held until weather conditions
permit rowing on the POtOr1ac. which
will be taken up as soon as possible.
Captain Murray appealed 10 those pres
ent 20 urge more candidates TO come
out when practice starts so that the
best possible crew might be picked.
The can iidateS present were Cahili.
Bronson, Berger, Fortune, Schiller. Cor
coran, Pearce, Joliat, Power, F'itzger-
aid, Cuniff, Daley, Crosby, Mahoney,
Mcnamara. L. MURRAY, Langdon, and
Finan, and a number Of others who
could not say definitely yet whether they
could cOu0n2tp
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
DESTINIES SHAPE

Chance shapes Our dcstfrie- q,
quoted the Wise GUY
wen, All i have 20 say Is that some
or us have mighty poor Shaues-"
ADDED the Simple ug-PhfIadefpbfa
Record. '''''
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12

Past record made by Mcfarland and
Moran, 1851 1 lap, I'm 1915.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12

AfIosH. c. Wilson o Bro. 1iOl Vermont
EAC4oIo n. W. Phone ". 1908.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
THE RETORT VINDICTIVE.

Editor Junkin. OF the Sterling Bull
1etin. has red hair. Editor Gretchen.
OF the Sedgwick Photograph. has no
hair at all
Mac" asked Junkin, how did YOU
lose your hairg"
at was red and I pulled il out
growled Cretcher.-Everybod
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-12
REAL 10Y RIDE.

ct was out joy-rlding last night"
Whose auto did you have?'
"NObOdy's auto. I had our old horse
and the pretty girl who has just moved
next door.-HoUstOn Post
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
SAYS FAREWELL
TO CABINET
President Entertained Advisers
For Last Time Today.
HE SPOKE WITH REGRET
Mr.. Roosevelt In Brief Speech De-
eisred No Administration Had Given
Its Chief More Loyal Service Than
the Members Of His Cabinet.

Washington. March l. President
Roosevelt today gave a farewell lunch
con at the White House to the mem
bers OF the famous Tennis Cabinet
and others who have been closely asso-
ciated with him during the past seven
years. Aside from the DISTINGUISHED
government officials who had served
as the presidents chief aides dur
ing his administration and also as his
companions at sports OF different
kinds. there were present men whom
the president had made friends when
he wns roughing II in the west years
ago and with whom he had gone on
numerous hunting expeditions The
occasion was memorable to those who
surrounded the president. and the lat.
ter's farewell words were not entirely
free from notes OF regret. II not sad
ness. The president in a brief speech
laid emphasis on the point that nc ad-
ministration had given its chief more
loyal service. and he stated that he
believed that the country had never
had more devoted set OF public ser.
wants than those men through whom.
he said. most of the work OF his ad-
ministration had been accomplished.
Those present at the luncheon were:
The French ambassador. Secretary
Bacon. Justice Moody. the postmaster
general. Secretary Newberry. Score
tary Garfield. Secretary Loeb. Solicitor
General Hoyt. Assistant Secretary
OLaughlin. Assistant Secretary Win
throp. Assistant Secretary Satterlee
Assistant Attorney General Woodruff.
Assistant Secretary Phillips. Comp
troller Murray. Commissioner Leupp
Commissioner Nsill Commissioner
smith. Commissioner McIlhenny. Hon.
John c. Rose. Hon. Henry I. Stimson.
Hon Lyman NJ. Bass. Clifford Pinchot.
James u. Reynolds. W. w. Herel-
finger. Captain Luther S Kelly C'Yel-
lowstone Kelly'D. whom the president
first met on the Little Missouri. at
present an Indian agent in Arizona:
w. W. Sewall. the presidents old
guide; Captain Seth Bullock. Commits
sioner Keefe. DIR. Henry S. Pritchett
and John Alternately.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
AT KING GsORGe


King George Co Va. FEB 20. 1909
An interesting and Instructive George
Washington celebration was given Mon-
GAY ~ the public schNol near Snelhurps.
of which Mis- Lula Davies ia the efficient
teacher. The schoOl-rocm ~as decnra-
'ei With red. whites,rd blue fe-tooning
nells. hsg- ant little h,tchet. A lars..
picture OF Wa-hingt "a hcug Over ~.
teachers DICK. a., uad which AS L.-
tooned red. white aud bue. - l.,g,. Gar
over IL and two little hatcasts a a !,
bunch III cherries beneath IL A large
flag was suspended over the outer 4 or
and Over s-sa aid w. An .ppr.ciative
audience OF patrons and III nd died th..
house snd euioy-d the fnilo wing yell
rendered program:
'ns. Americs by the school; Like
Wa>hington. Z ina Pe,tpp; di.iOgus.
VII. | am glad v ashing On wa. h.,rn'
Euls Msson and Josie Pa m.r: On
Wsshi' g'on. Emma P-yton: Feb u ~,
22nd. 1872. Euls Mason; How To. QUA.
rel began, Burnley Farmer and Ina
PeytoD; Wsshingtou'~ adi-u. .si.
FARMER; Something o-tter, Cors Bre--
WOOD; Wsshingt n p -ch. The dura
Peyton; Wsshiugrun -tG eeuwa. Court
Il. t~rmei; Disiogus. X Tx Washing
ton. BY three sirls, Na-hingt, erOssi Z
the Delaware. Daisy Fsrm-r; dialogue
Visitors by i've girls; dialogue, Washin q
ton and Lincoln. Burnley Farmer and
t1ossie Harris; When Washington was a
hoy. Harry Farmer; The g-sv- o, Wash
,ngton. Lena Peyton; wsshiuyton's
birthday. fiossis Harris; dislosur l.
George Washington. Emma aud Edna
Peyton; Washington exercise b, an
girls; song, Columbia, the gem OF the
ocean, by the school. which ives a At
closing for an occasion full OF patriotism
and good cher
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
POLITICAL

The report that Mr.. N. NJ. Green.
would not De candidate for reelection
TO the legislature Is incorrect. Mr.. Green
10 eandidate.-Warrenton yirsinian.
Hon. Jno .Curlett. OF Lancaster county
has announced his candidacy for renomt.
nation by the Democrats for the House
o. Delegates for the district composed a
Lancaster and Richmond counties.
Judge Mann has made the folio wing
announcement: Il have been ssked 3
good many times TO give my views on
TINS liquor question. and beg to say that
en- now engaged In preparing state
ment covering questions likely to arise
10 this campaign prefer not to express
ny views on any Que issue until my plat
iorm IL ready for the publie.o
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
Locomotive Seized For Taxes
and Chained to Tracks.
DISCHARGED MANS REVENGE
Obtained Commission as Deputy sher.
IN and Levied on EnsIne-Two en-
Sines Were Sent to the Scene and
the Fight Started and Stalled Ma.
chine Was Recovered.

Arkville. n. Y. March 1.-The big
gest excitement that has taken place
in local railroad circles occurred ar
Eastbranch. y. Y. when the Delaware
& Eastern Railway company recovered
the possession OF its locomotive No. 1.
II had been levied upon for taxes AT
Eastbranch. covered with Official no
tees and tied to the tracks by several
big log chains and mammoth pad
locks.
Determined upon revenge, q dis
charged employee of the Delaware &
Eastern railroad obtained q commits.
sion as deputy sheriff. levied upon the
locomotive through a technically for
some unpaid taxes and prepared 10
hold up the road.
superintendent Wagorhorst with
two engines and fifteen men. went to
Eastbranch to get the anchored ma
chine. The man who had levied upon
the engine heard OF the coming OF the
railroad force and. hastily gathering
I'VE men. swore them in as deputies
and prepared for war.
When the railroad men arrived they
tied what Is known In railroad circles
as three-link chain to the drawhead
OF the stalled engine and began to
pull
The officers in charge Of the stalled
engine had fire up and $50 pounds of
steam AS soop as the two engines
began to pull the one-time railroad
man. now deputy sheriff. threw the re
verse lever and. having the advantage
OF the chains. he held the engine. and
there was sight for about fifteen
minutes that would make a FIRST class
attraction for a country fair
All three engines were putting.
snoring and pulling nard. while the
drive wheels were slipping and the ERE
flying. Once the railroad men broke
their chain. but they coupled on again.
and after about five minutes more OF
pulling they started the stalled loco
motive. The officers. not wanting TO
be carried away. began to jump and
all soon left the engine
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
MISS ETHEL. Is
NOT ENGAGED
Presidents Daughter Not TO Wed
william Phillips.
EMPHATIC DENIALS GIVEN OUT

Secretary Loeb Says There Is Abso-
lutely No Truth In Report Of En-.
9asement - Rumors Of setrothaI
Were Whispered About In Washing.
ton For Two Months.
Washington. March Am emphatic
denial of the report that the prasi
dents youngest daughter. Miss Ethel
is engaged to marry Third Assistan,
Secretary OF State William Phillips,
was given out from the White House
Secretary Loeb authorized the state.
ment that Miss Roosevelt Is not en-.
gagged to be married. and he character.
lied as without the slightest founda.
ton story from Boston to that ef
feet
The report OF Miss Roosevelt's en-.
gagement is a pure invention said
Mr. Loeb. There is absolutely no
truth In il. and you can stamp il as
false"
Mrs. John c. Phillips. a wealthy so.
cial leader Of Boston and washing.
ton. and mother Of William Phillips,
third assistant secretary Of state. also
made a positive denial.
From a source close to the diplo-
matte social set it was learned tina.
rumors Of an attachment between the
presidents daughter and Third Assist.
ant Secretary Phillips were whispered
about In social Washington rs early
as two months ago. Immediately after
Miss Ethel made her formal debut.
From the same source It was learned
that the report has not been taken
too seriously on account of the fact
that Miss Roosevelt is still quite
young
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
VIRGINIA NEWS

W. t. Gentry. OF Atlanta. Ga. who
has been electei preside Mt OF the southern
Fell Telephone Company. is u native Of
GOrdOnsvills.
Jake Thrift, and Miss Lillian King.
both ~ WestmOrelsnd county, Il Dped |
l.eonardrown. Md. Tuesday and were
married there
James Smith, colored, has been sen.
fenced so die April 4 for the murder
about IA month agn of James Flynn. the
aged Grand Army man.
The DIR, ctors OF The Winchsst.r Fair
Society decided 10 held the Wirches,er
lair this yeer in Septeu. bar. "a mouth
earlier than usual. The lair will be held
Tor only three dsys, Instead Of four.
Manassas Chapter, L. D c. has aiop-
ted resolutions deploripg ID. contro-
versy gro wing out OF the award OF the
SlOO prize TO Miss Boy son Tor her essay
on Lee and criticism OF the prize judges
A Virginia syndicate has purchased
Bleak House" the home OF former Gov.
Alexander Shepherd; the Ciagett farm.
the old Van Riswick homestead, and
what is known 90 the Patterson tract.
at and near Washington. Tor $3.50 600.
The engagement IL announced OF Henry
l. Golssn, son Of Mr. and Mrs.. +. +.
Golssn, oi hear Somerset, Orange coun-
~. and Aiss Florence Evelyn RamAge.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs : Y. kamag-.
oil Oh City. Pa. the marriage to take
place IN June.
Joe JEFF. colored. was before Justice A.
james, OF Lancaster county, Wednes iay
upon the charge OF violaiinx liquor laws.
he was fined 500 and sentenced 30
serve 90 days 10 jail. Jefi took his appeal
20 Circait court. where n case OF ike
nature Is already pending against him.
The LELAND Mills" arrived Saturday
IRON Norfolk with building material
for the Palmer House." The old build.
ing has been torn down and a handsome.
modern dwelling will be erected on tie
lot The work will be under the dirsc.
ton OF Mr.. ] z. Woody, subcuntraetor.
Or. A. Z. Palmer and family. - Rch-
mond. will occupy the dwelling whe
completed. and make their future hame
here -Southside seminal. Urbanua
State Secretary +. ". Alexander OF tn
Patriotic Order Sons of America. on FED
22nd organized the W-stmor-land Coun-
tyCemp Association at Mootros- Off ers:
DR.. W. n. Chinn, president; J S Bs,u--
brake, vice PRECEDENT: james Conray
master of form-; F. W Ai.xard-r. s.cre-
tary; c. Il. baiderson. trea-ur-r; Geo W
DObyns, Jr., coDductos; F Haclett.
inspector; ". g White, guard. and Geo.
Rowe, chaplain.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
Bars Cents From Church Collection

Bars Cents From Church Collection.
New York. March l. Rev. DR..
Meagher. pastor of st. Vincent Fer
rer's church. at Lexington avenue and
Sixty-fifth street. told his congregation
that he didn't want any more cents in
the Sunday collections. On a recent
Sunday 5000 pennies were taken in.
He wanted the people to understand
that he was not finding fault with the
Widows mite. II a person could not
really afford to give more than l cent.
he suggested that such person save up
until he got cents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
Must No. Drink pena,ures Alcohol

New York. March Major General
Leonard Wood. commanding the de
partment of the east. has issued a
general order to the officers in the de
partment commanding them TO impress
upon the enlisted men the deadly ef.
fects that follow the drinking OF wood
or denatured alcohol. The order is now
In the hands of the post and company
commanders in New England. New
York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Della
ware. Virginia, Maryland and West
Virginia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-02
ROOSEVELT CARRIAGES SOLD
Presidents Stable Equipment Disposed
Of at Auction.

Washington. March What bid
DO hear for this landau. the property
Of President Roosevelt?" asked a local
auction dealer. addressing an eagerly
Interested audience. Bidding was live
~ and exciting. Other stable equip
ment OF President Roosevelt which
went under the hammer" was a
brougham. several blankets and a pair
Of pistol holsters.
Owing TO the fact that the sale had
not been advertised. good prices were
not realized. The landau brought $3.50.
the brongham sl3e. a carriage whip
40 cents and the blankets few dollars
apiece