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New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
BROWN oUTPoINTED IN BOUT

kid Ghetto easily Outpolnted Marty
Brown in the main bout Of ten rounds at
the Sharkey Athletic Club last night
Charley Harvey. OF Chicago. and Young
O'Teary.'' Of the Nameoka Athletic Club.
who were down TO meet did not appear
ewing to an injury TO Harvey.
frankie Burns. the Jersey cyclone" and
Johnny DAILY will meet in A ten-round bout
a Browns Gymnasium tonight
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
TIE IN SIX DAY BICYCLE RACE

Boston. Nov. After eight hours Of rid
ing in the six day bicycle race to-day, the
eight leading teams were tied Of s}4 miles
The average pace was - miles an hour for
the day
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

SIXTH RACE.-SelllnSi Tor three year-oids and
upward. $3.50 added. one mile and an eighth
start good. Won easily. place clsverly.
Time. 1:5Tls. Winner. b. T.. by St. Fvox-
Babbie. Owner. 8. Louis. Trane-. X. A.
Burttscheu
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
DECIDE TO KEEP MATN
Giants in Turn Offer Thirty
Cents for Chicago Cubs.
EVERS MAY COACH MIDDIES
World S Champions to Play a
Series of Games in Cuba
This Winter.

CEaries W Murphy. owner OF the Chicago
CUBS has been talking again. and the story
when came flashing out OF Chicago that
he would pay $1,000 to the New York club
for Christy MathewsOn. the great pitcher.
was accepted by MANY as a sign that he
still was suffering from the effects of that
little session with the Philadelphia Ath-
letics some ten days ago when the White
Elephants trampIed all over his fighting
Cubs
When the news reached the Offices ~ the
Giants. in the st. James Building, where
Mr. Murphy and his team arc So dearly
loved. the typewritsrs were busy in a min
ute. and the following bulletin was issued l.
The announcement that Charles ".
Murphy. president nf the Chicago NatDnai
ba asebau club, had made an offer Of S7.U"
for the services of Christy MathewsOn Gre
ated much excitement in the office Of the
New York baseDall club John 7. Brush,
the president sent q hurry call for .IOfln
+. Mct;raW and after lengthy cOnsusta-
ticu II WAS decided not to part with MaTty.
hut t. go the Chicago uagnate one better
by making MIN bona fide offer Of 20 cents
in United States currency for MS entire
club. il being agreed and understood in the
event of a successful contamination Of the
deal that the Chicago club is to have the
privilege of retaining al the players eX-
cept Cole the pitcher. Mr. Brush 8 reason
for insisting keeping Cole is because he
is 4 barber.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
GIFT FOR FIELD MOUSE
Romps to Victory in Fixture at
the Jamestown Track.
FIVE FAVORITES BEATEN
McCahey Carries OFF Jockey
HonoTs by Plotting Two
Winners Home.
II Teisrranh II The rr1huns |


jamestown. Va. Nov. 2-The Monticello
! Hotel purse was a gift T" August Belmout's
Field Mouse At the track here to-day. The
Hastings mare romped along behind Comp
ton for five furlOngs and then, galloping to
the front. won as she pleased by three or
four lengths from Reybourne- She was
quoted at the unplayable price OF > to o
In spite of her easy victory. she ran an
impressive race, as she did not appear to
he fully extended at any part Of the jour
uev, Yet turned the mile in 10 %.
Favorites had 4 stormy time Field Mouse
being the only one to get TO the judges in
front The beaten first choices were Cooney
X. Semi -Quaver. Moncrief, Spes Nostra
and Lad of IAngdon. The defeat Of Cooney
X. and MOncrief hurt as the players
say. both being at odds on and heavily
backed.
McCahey. who is riding in excellent form.
carried off the jockey hOnOrs with two
winners. His work on Dress Parade II,
which won the fifth race at L TO l, was
worthy Of particular comment. as he had
his mount in q good position all the way
and rode strong finish.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE HALF pR1CF
Ias9 Packard so Limousine a.. ecr
e,t,cn J. "A. strcngman $50 Broadusvl CIV.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

JOHNNY Evers. the wiley second basernsn
Of the Chicago Cubs, who broke his ankle
shortly before the beginning of the worlds
series. probably will coach the baseball
squad Of the Naval Academy ct Annapolis
next r-inter and spring. He has received
All offer from Lieutenant 2 n Poteet. who
has charge nf TIE baseball squad At An
napclis
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year-oIds;
$3.50 added Five and a half furlongs. start
good. Won easily; place driving. Time.
l;hs+s. Winner blk. <. by Sandringham
Hamburg-Black Venus Owner and trainer.
+. 2 COndran.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

The advance sale of seats tor the twenty
mile team race at Madison Square Garden
tomorrow night will open this morning
Fred Meadows and Abbie Woods. the Cana
dian team. VIII arrive in town to-day. The
balance of the contestants. Holmer-QueaI,
T.i,,n.strom- Svanberg. ST TvesLarque.
Nfai-oi-yanbra and Rolkemainen-Nie-
miuen. are all on the ground.
Tom Foley will act as starter while Tim
Hurst will be the referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

Frank G. Bancroft, business manager Of
the Cincinnati Reds. has been engaged by
the officers of the Philadelphia Americans
to take that team 10 Cuba. and to play a
series Of games in Havana. Santiago and
other cities during December and January.
He says the men will leave New York for
Havana about the middle Of this month.
Most Of the players who won the worlds
championship will make the journey. but
Connie Mack cannot act as manager. as
he has sailed for Europe with his bride.
Word comes from Ann Arbor, Mich. that
unless Notre Dame withdraws three Of her
players whose names are included in the
list received by Michigan there is a possi-
hility that the Micfigap-NOtre Dame foot
ball game scheduled for Saturday will not
be played. The three players whom Mtcht-
gan is supposed TO object to are Dinmick
and PhilbroOk. the veteran tackles, and
Mathews. all of whom, 1t is alleged. have
plaved longer than allowed by Michigan
rules.
good story is going the rounds al Cam
bridge about Captain wilmington Of the
Harvard eleven. 1t appears that In one OF
the intcrmissions Of the Williams
game Wilmington said to his men: Come,
fellows. we must break through and block
one of those kicks. It can and ought TO he
done
Play had been resumed only a short time
when wilmington himself broke through
and not only blocked a punt. but fell on
the ball for a touchdown. AS the Harvard
r,Iavers walked back toward the centre or
the field Minot put his hand Withing-
toms shoulder and remarked. Well. LO-
throp. I'm glad 10 see you practice what
YOU preach"
Sportsman in The Boston Post" is re-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

FOURTH RACE.-THE MONTICELLO HOTEL
PURSE; fOr three -year-Ods and upward,
500 added. one mile. start good. Won
canterns place easily. Time. I:4O2s. Win
ner b, T.. by Hastings- Flitteruouse Owner,
August Belmont Trainer. John Wahleu.
Horse. VT 2 Str. Fin Jockey. ting
Field Mouse. los - L Is Dugan. -
ReybGurn ..... .1O3 . - McCahey...
Compton .. 1O3 i 3 tIoldstetn 10
FIFTH RACE.-For two and three year ods;
$3.50 added. one mile. start good. Won
driving: place same. Time. 1:422s. Win
ner l.. G., by Woolsthorpe-I4idy Prince.
owner. O. l.. Richards. Trainer. ". Nc
L.aughliu
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE.-For three year-cIds and up
ward: S2h1 ADDED SIX furlongs- Start good.
ION easily; place same. Time, 1.13zS. Win
ner. br. n. by Isaac Walton-Venstia II.
owner and trainer. Z. DsnnN-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

THIRD RACE--SeIltng; for two-year-olds: $3.50
added. Five and half fuTlougs Start
good. Won driving; place Time.
-. Winner, b. G.. by Yankee-The Rose.
Owner. 7. ;. Z. Randolph Trainer, L Z.
BuTCh.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
JAMESTOWN ENTRIES TO-DAY.

1CpNp RACE--Selling. Tor twc-year-old'
Hiiier and geldings Five and a half FUR
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

Sportsman in The Boston Post" is re-
sponsible for the following Sampson story.
! G. b Perkins the Harvard centre. is
reputed to be so strong that he uses a
Morris chair for d dumbben- he just
juggIes with all kinds of furniture instead
~ going through a schedule OF calistnenlcs
before retiring The story Is told that
Perkins was visiting college cnum re
rArti7- and his host was dunfounded when
he said. You will not mind If | use some
Of your furniture to exercise Win. VIII
chance and TO his an1aZement and dlsmay
the air was soon filled with chairs ano
ether furnishings of the room.
The following officials have been named
for the race meeting at Tampa. Fla. this
winter:
Presiding Judge J. J. Burke. Of New
YORK. associate Judge and racing secre-
tarv. E c Smith. Of New York; starter
William Murray: assistant starter, w ,
N0rrissev: clerk of scales. J. 3. Campbell
The meeting will begin on January and
run for sixty days
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Nemer SeelIpraer.
Gep. 6. Nan, :. g, 5um Gfarrer Der
ct. IugnltinnssAtrdJe ernannt.

Die ct. 2luguItinus GemeinDe, bic
felt benz Mble6en BON Reo. u. 8. Wdlz
burg Derpaiit gepeien, bat nun in ReO.
Or Qouts Nau einen neueu gfarcer
sr6alten. Die grnernung fpurbe geitern
BON Gr5biidof Wl0Qer betunnt 9e8sben
unb HeD. 0au Oiirfte iein 4mt i'm
2aufs Der .tommenoen Wode antrsten.
Reo. Rau, Der Dor nunmehr aht3ebn
Jabrer bic grisIternsibsn erbielt, bat
ipenig 9elsgenbsit ge6abt, ii6 in Der
Seeliorge gu 6et6dtigen, Da sr faIt unz
unterbro6en i'm 2ebriad getptrtt bat
uno felt elmer Reibe BON Sa4ren pro>
TeTor Der gibeltunDe am Wlt. ct.
Wor0's Ssninar getpeien 1T. Gr 1T
jebo4 Elm DeutIher BON ehtem S6rot
uno &prn unb bie Gemeinoe lit gu Dem
neuen pfarrer gu begliidpiini6en.
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Hleine Yuliseinabribten

- Gsaen bic 4ngeItsQten Der Big
;Fcur gabu DdIter Sones uno Shos
mas 2periu puroen gsitern 9aTtsbez
fsble unter Der Qlntlugs pes Ginbruhsz
biebitabls erpirtt. Die geiben tperoeu
beIhulbiqt an Somitag mitteIIt Gtns
bruhs aus ein.m 9iiterpagen 3pet
Rullsn 2sosr gsito6Ien gu baben.
- 0i. 9pli3ei tpuroe seitern bon st@
nsr Trau 6. G. DiQiams in pittss
burg eriu6t, rah ibrsm 18Sabre aItsn
Sobu 5rso. Qusihau gu baltsn, Ter
Dor mshrereu Dphen BON gu 9dule
fortli.f uno Ii6 isBt bier beTinoen iou.
or ihrieb nGmIi6 DOR sinigeu Iagen
an feline Wuttsr, oub er bier bel einer
GrprsBgsisaidait Gnitsaung gstuHosn
babe.
- Gin6rstsr, Die mIgenIhetuIta
Genubmsrihsn in oss Uort:s poaitsr
geosutung parsn, itattsten Der Wobz
nuna Don airt Simmer, Ro. 3OO0
S,anton Qpenue, einer geIuh ab. Die
gurihsn ourtitOberttn ale 3immer,
lieBen ieoDh dQes IiegeH. bis uuf flinT
HlaIten Gbompagner, bic fie mttnabz
men.
- Oiuium qott, BON Ro. 805 Barr
Strafe, Elm bel Der Rdilrouo Gmnibua
60. beIhGftigter auti5er, bate geItsrn
ausenihsinlih et!pus gu tief tN's 8las
aeitout uno fieI or Der Gte Der 4
StrdBe uno Central Gpenue bon BEN
Bed ieines Wdgsns. Gr fam, ME ott
Qerste pom itdotiihen SoipitlI ertlGr'
ten. nit sinigsn un6eoeutenosx Saut'
QbIhiirfurgen odDon.
Sumes Grimm, oon glo. 1922
Rittenhouie Strdbe, meloete Der poIi:
sei. BAR ihm aus isiner Wohnuns eint
Iaihenubr i'm Wertbe Don $50 seitob'
len norbeH III.
| - Gin iebenfaQs muIitaliIh oerau.
| lau.sr DEB itattste geItern Der g8ph
| nung bon aatie Singles, Ro. $50 WeI
6. Strabe, sireu geiuh ab. oenn 2,
IeB als eir5igs geute Elm phono9rap!
mi.gshen.
= Sn ben 2lrIassn Der Rod 81
lamb gatterie Co., Ro. 4634-463t
Spring 0rppe Qosnue, tpuroe selterl
Rahmitaa ourh sinsn BON einem On
namo ubfpringsrosn 5unten Elm mi
| Gaiolin gsilQter gsbdItsr in grunl
oeiest uno oas gaioIin srplooirte. Ot
Eeusrtpebr puros pom gteloer 97|
| hsrbsiueruien uno I0Ihte oas Jeuer
nahoem oasIsIbe sinen Shuosn nol
stpa 800 perurIa6! bate.
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y olitii b e 8.
5eute 1T ber 3nstte
R eg giitrirungstag It 9.

5eute lit Der annette Regiitrirungss
tag. Sober 5erbit bringt eine oolltge
Nsuregiitrirung unb psr in ben Wdhz
lsrliiten ni6t eingetrugen 1T, geAt i'm
WoDem6er Istnes Stimm; edts Derlus
itiq. Die WobltotaIe iino beute bon
8 ubr Worgers bis 2 ubr Ru6mits
taas unb BON d llhr Hahmittags big
9 ubr Qbenbs gs0ffnet.
- Sn Wisbs's SaGe gu Carthage
finoet an 5reitag absno cine groBe
repubIitaniite giirger0erIammIuno
itott, ber Squtre Sumuet 1pQ pr0ii.
oiren piro. ghomas 3arbp, SoIspt
Giliqon unb Clinton GoDen perDer
Die Rebnsr isin.
- Der Wablrat6 beidditigte lid
geItern orei Stunoen lang nit Der Pe
tition bes unabhdngissn GongreBtan
bibatsn Or. Sobn y. Reeb pom 2
9iItritt. Rutoem cine 4nSabl 3eu
ger pernommen porben narsn, ge
lauate Der WaAlratb gu Der lleber3eu
gung, baB cine Wenge lnterIhriitel
ni6t eiiltig Iino, Desbalb auf lntral
pom prdfoent RoIisn 1872 gamen Dol
Der petition geitrihen Durosn. DE-
gertreter Or. Rsso's unterbreitete ie
bod ioolsih cine 3uiQB petition mi
654 an8sblit eftsn llnteri6rifter
Ia bic alte Qetition 400 quite Nams1
entbdlt, bate Or. aeso nod 100 In
| terI6riften. 9enug, um ibn ieIne gto
mination ni4t Itreitig 3u MAIDEN. Si
neuen unterI6riften rperoen ieooc
erit gepriiit perbsn, sbe Der WahIrdt
isins erbgIItise Gnti4eibun8 at
| nisbt.
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pexioRal'TotyeH.

Or. q. =. SO Worsentsrn uno
Satin iinb mad msbrmonotissr abs
peienteit BON ibr.r Guropareiie gu
riid9.,sbrt. Die Ssrrihafteu haben
Norpsgen, SGnsmart, D.ut1d@
lamb, lirol uno Roro Sta
lien bersiit. Sn Brsiispolo. ieinsr
alma mater, tpObuts Or. Worgsn'tsrR
benz 100. StiftuRgsfsit feinss Corps
bel. Die Riidreiis .rfolgte Iber3rieIt.
Di. iterblite 5llls BON gaitor
gouaro BOZ niro beuts Rohm!ts
tag Don Der Gpang. Yrot. Ct. pouIua
airf)e aus, an Der CT 10 piele Sabre 1es
pirtt bat, Dem ShpoB Der Gro'
lbers,b.n ip.rosn. Die usberfubruno
Der aei6e na6 Der Stride erfolgt hsuss
8ormitiua 10 llbr pom 5rausrbaule
go. 327 WeIt McUiIan Strabe, auz
uno lie bIeibt bunu big / llbr ouf9s'
babrt, um ben ois!sn Jreunosn oes
gerbIifsnen Gslegsn 1eit su seben. nod
sinen lebten Bid oes abidisos gu
oenielbsn 5u lperTsH.
0eorge 6uIter, Der bs.unrtI
Gdrtner BON Wirtou Woee, III al
DienItaa Q5eno i'm litter bon "a Sab:
rem bura ben sob pom feinen 2siosr
erIoit iporosn. gr hinterldbt auBel
ieinsn anseh0rissn nod sa4Irsi9t
Jreun0e.
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garnes refignirt.

aIbanp, q. g., II. Stt. Wm.
Barnes ir. bebauptet, oab Isne BAR
teitreue baourh in 3tueifel se5o9en lei,
ooB G3ro 9. Yrentice, Der neue 8ors
iiber pes republitauiiden Staatstpmz
mittees, i6n ntht gum Wlitgltebe oes
gretutip gusihufes oss Stadts>
tpmmittees pieoerernannt babe, Gr
bat auf 9runb beTen als 9ertreter pes
stpeiten 8ousreB= 9iitritts i'm Staats@
fommittee Ie,ne @sfisnation eiugsreidht.
oerr gornes nj Der hauptid9lidits
Geoner Col. Rd ',pelts.
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GrtrunfeM.

mshrsrs Slider ianoen esitsrn Wozs
aen in benz 2ittIs mllan1i. pber1alb opEs
gihels garten, bic 2eibe zines Wians
mes, bic bann auf Qnoronuns beg Go
roners nah Der Worsue oefhafft pur'
be. Tort purbs Der goote ee'tern
4benh bon benz goIi3iftsu S,anos Opm
stpsi.en DiItritt uuo BON Mar.ir Ros
bsrts bon Ho. 203 9roabpan uls Der
obbahlois gatrid Gonrop ioentiii5irt,
Der in ben lsster sahren i'm pear!
Girabe Narii fir Die Gdrmer gu ar
beiten pFlsste. Gourop mar felt 3tpel
1ag.n niht msbr asisben fporoen une
poli3ift Sanbs iii Der 4niiht, bub ey
beim 1iIhfans ertraHt. Die asi6e
bat auseM6sinIih "a Stunoen In
Waner geleeen.
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gorfmoub binter bihten 8oIten. lobas

goIlmonb binter bihten DoI,en, Iobub
BON ibm rihts gu iehen mar. Wan
bate bic Bau.rn Der Nadbari6dft IN
benz 0erbahte, bab fle Den Monb ge<
ftohlen bdtten, unb Iammtlihe 8erpob~
ner bon Gbslbun 5ogen, nit Gepebren
betpaffnst, sesen bieiss 0Orf, UNI Die
Srdusaabe bes Monbss gu perldngen
nnb n0tbiaenfals nit Getpalt gu err
aipinaen. Noh paren iie nidt Biz gum
Oorfe aeldngt, als Der Wtono hinter
ben Wolten fpieber berportrat unb ItA
in Ieinem pollen 9lon3e 5etgte. 5riumz
pbirenb sogen Die GbeIbunier ioieoer
nah 5auis, bon 5reube barber, oaB
bic nafbdrlidsn gdusrn aus 5urdt
Dor ibnen ben Wono o5ne Wetteres
berausgegeben bdtten.
Die 5afelniiis BON Sra :
peaunt. gs lit i'm YubIitum taum
befannt, bab bic fpeniq'ten Der in
OeutIflanb auf ben 5iih tommenbsn
orroemeiu belisbten 5aielniiiie uul
beutShen Strdu6ern geDatieu iinb
Wan besiebt bort bic SaielniiTie aua
benz aoutaiuseebist, au5 SpQniea
Dor o(Ism ober aus Der 5urtsi. uno
bier lit es nieoer Der ge3irt BON lras
pesunt, Der ben 5uieInubbau be.
berriht Sdhrlid tuerp:n bort stD,
| $50, 900 Strduder mebr on9epIIan3t
uno Die ndbere unb peitsrs llmssbuHe
Fat i'm lsbten Sabre 100000 0oppsI;
sentner seli:iert. DeutihIano be3o:
| BON bort i'm lsbten Sabre nitt tDsnige,
ols 200 Doppelssntnsr ungeIhdlt
HiiTe unb 1924 DoppeI3sutnsl
| aerne.
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Jobn 9tisbemaun ihob 6arl Sum-
mius in ben rehteu Arm.

Gin ii6eraus holsriiter 9err I6etnt
Sobn Riebenlann bon 80. 9O8 Ws't
3ibsrtn Strabe au Ieir, Der gegsn@
ipdrtia BON Der poliasi 9eiutt miro,
neil sr qeitern @bsno osu IS Sabre
alteu Carl GummiRs bon gto. S33
Cliper Strabe in ben redtsn ga6ossn
ssihofsn bat.
Risoemann mar, hi. ss beibt, ubsr
anabsn, Die Dor ieinem 9auie ipisltsn.
oerart in Wutb seratbeu. oaB .r aus
einsm T.niter jeiner @ObHung elmer
Sdub auf oi. Rnaben obfeuerte. 3i:
augsl traf ieood ben is Sabre aItsn
Carl Gummins, Der esraoe oas 0aus
pafIirte, in ben rehten GQ6ogen. Gum
Minis puro. iofort nat oem itdotliten
SoIpital gebratt. mo- Ibm ar3tlth:
SilFe su Jheil ipurbe. fpdbrsno Rieoe=
mann, nahosm .r iah. pslhss unhsil
er in ieinsr 6sftig,sit angerittet bate
feline Wobnung perlieB uno iih iotusr
Der Ysrbaftuns gu .nt3ishen sstpuB
hdt
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S6tHsnnct,rid,teu.

Rem gOrt, y. DIT. anget.:
nG. ). 1ietgen" DON aOpeubogen;
v2lntonio 2ope5" DON Senua; rprda
Tioent 2incoIn" Don Samburg; pa
Ia3a" bon 5amburg.
Qbgsg.: yWauretaria" mad 2iDers
POOL; rglu6sr" naa Samburg;
Santa 4nna~ nahWarieiqs; ~2lIice"
nad Rsapel; ~Wajeitic" nod Sout5s
amptoH.
Samburg. 2tnget.: nGraf
8aloerise" Don gteD yort.
2ioerpool. 2lnget.; nGampas
nia" Oon Rep gort; ~SaOsrforo" pOn
pbiIuoeLpbi0; nMontcaIm" DON
Mtnntreul.
Reapel. 2tngst.: n2lcona" bon
96ilapelp6iu.
GueenstoDn. @ng.: yGnm.
brio" pon goIton, rud 2ioerpool;
rsSpernia" Don Bolton.
8Iomoutt. Nnqet.: .Risutp
4miteroom" BON Rep gort.
ReIfina. 2tbg.: nprincipefa
2aetitia" no6 Rep gort.
Genua. 4bgeg.: .GanOpic" noa
9piton.
8oitOn. 9lnget.: n3eeIano" BON
| 2ipsrpopl.
| M&pntreul. Qng.: rN}t. EempIe"
bon 2onbon.
Sput6a ptor. 2tbg.: mIeu.
| tonic" nah getp Y0rt; naroNpriu3
8ilbelm" na6 glep YOrt. 2lRget.:
Oceanic" Dpn glep Oort.
oeIp6iu. Ding; pMous
qolian" BON 9lasgop.
Baltimore. Gne.; .SresIuu"
bon gremen.
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Gruns.igsattHms SDpotbe!.a.
Reue On t6 etc n.

Daniel 4eirman an SO. 9. Craig,
$500.
GQen g. Rorris Ct SomusI y,
SmaQpoob, 5000.
2lnna 'Fsiertaa an 9ietoria 3. u.
Rp. 2, $500.
90. g. Su[lipan an GpmiridSturs
Ia, $4,000.
Marp u. garoin an 0m. q. Col
lins, gruitee, $1767.
Gath. S'2earp an prooioent g. 3.
II. s. 60, $1,000.
Sus. Ulc5aboen an bto., $4,000.
glunhe 6uarIammert an Union g.
g. Il. 3. 60, S2500.
6arolo Gplanp an Court Str.Wors
tet 9. II. 9. Co., $1,000
Voru g. 9ane an 9erm. Ir. Com.
Ii. Sap. ST., $1,000.
Masbalena gnbres an Sabu
gnbres, 1926.
g6as. 9. 3oobs on Gntsrpriie g.
Ii. 9. u. Co., $500.
9lnbrep +. S6aTer an Carthage G.
II. g. 81. $1,000.
8etilete Sbpotbeten
Marp gntNer on Noro Cincinnati
9. u. g. Co.. $1,000.
gdipsr geder an grisbton German
gont Co., $4,000.
@iQiam Malter an Doris aIus.
man, $4,000.
u. So. 6arouot an GIi3ab. Robssrs
$1,000.
RobertIon Stealth 60. an 6. 6
Sbannon u. Sons. $39.
Mm. Smith an Geo. .Smitb. $2850
SIC. II. q. gnbres on N. 81. Collins
5ruitee, 5000.
! Sas 8. 9untin an 5. 8. Sentins
$70O.
8erIelbe on QlsaIant Hibge .. Il
8. Co., $2250.
| Wm. u. Gpans an 2oper Marte
| 6. II. 3. u. Co.. $4,000.
Worn M. 9aeeD an Reabins Roal
g. u. 9. Co., $4,000.
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tinnen beg gersins, prdfDentin 5rau
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