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CHARLES SCHMITT MADE
HUDSON BOARD DIRECTOR.
J. F. Crosby, Recently
Elected County Clerk.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 1S.-Charles
Schmitt, of the Twelfth Ward, this city,
is the new director of the Hudson Coun-
tg Board of Freeholders. He was elect
ed unanimously at a meeting OF the
board yesterday to succeed John +.
Crosby, of Hoboken, whose resignation,
in d letter from Florida, was read
by Clerk Walter O'Mara.
Mr.. Crosby will continue as q free
holder until April, when he will enter
upon his duties as county clerk, having
been elected to that office last Novem-
Der.
Freebooter Schmitt is the senior
member of the board and is now serv-
ing his fifth term. He has served on
all the important committees and has
always endeavored to accomplish all
things in the interest of public welfare.
The salary of a freebooter Is $500 a
year. The director gets no extra COM
pensation. There were twenty-three
members, including all the Republic
cans, at the meeting.
Director Schmitt and Freeholders
Tierney and Robertson were named a
committee to secure suitable quarters
for the new First Judicial District
Court of Hudson, at which the newly
appointed judge, James F. Clark, will
preside. The new our will be in
North Hudson. A court room and suit
able offices will probably be selected
in. the town hall of Union Hill, r
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ELIZABETH MILITIAMEN
INSPECTED BY u. S. OFFICE.

ELIZABETH, Feb. Accompanies .
AMI |, the local companies of the Sec
n regiment, We're inspected last night
in Saenger Hall, and while the result
of the inspection viii not be officially
known Immediately, it is believed that
the boys made an excellent showing.
Each company had its fun quota of
mc present. Captain r. Allen. OF the
Twenty-ninth United States Infantry,
was the inspeo rg officer. There was
individual questioning of every MEM
Der of the Two companies by Captain
Allen. Not only We're they required to
answer questions in the manual of
arms, but they were also Intercepted
as to what should be lone in the mat
ter of first aid to injured" when in
actual field service. The corporals were
also examined.
Lieutenant Colonel Oscar H. Condit,
of the Inspector generals department,
represented the State. Lieutenant-Col-
onel Robert l.. Patterson was present
unofflcialiy. as was Major William h.
Martin, both of this city. Captain Con-
rad Hall and Captain Robert Mont
gomery were in command OF the conn
panies.
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PLANS FOR RIVAL UNION
HOMES CAUSE A MIX=UP.
Elizabeth WOrkingmen Have I'M
usual Problem to Solve.

ELIZABETH, Feb. 1S.-The Central
Labor Union has a difficult problem to
solve in regard to the proposed labor
temple which it contemplates erecting.
It was learned at last nights meeting
Of that organization that the Working
mems Educational Alliance, affiliated
With the union, also contenplates erect
ing a home. This step the latter body
decided on because it vas unaware. of
the Central Labor Unions step.
The central body has already under
taken the raising of funds throughout
the county. The Workingmen have
their site purchased and are ready TO
proceed with the erection of a struc-
ture.
At a future conference between
representatives of the two bodies the
matter viii. come up for settlement.
Either one or the other will give up its
plan TO build.
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NEW COMMANDERY SONS
OF AMERICA INSTITUTED.

ELIZABETH, Feb. 1S.-In memory OF
the late Henry Howell Drake, a new
commandery Of the Patriotic order
Sons of America, and named after him.
was instituted at Junior Mechanics
Hall by Doan C~ommandery, of, New
York. After the institution Edward
X. Drake, father of Henry Howell
Drake, presented the society with a
flag. 1t was received by Nathan E,
Post.
The new ~comlmandery starts with a
membership of thirty-five. 1t is COM
posed of members of Washington
Camp. An entertainment followed the
ceremonies.
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PYTHIAN COMMITTEES ARE
NAMED BY CHANCELLOR.
Trenton Convention AdjOurns
After installation of Officers.

TRENTON, Feb. 1S.-The principal
business of the concluding days SEES
sion of the Grand Lodge, knights of
Pythias, here yesterday, was the install
lation of the newly-elected officers and
addresses by prominent members of
the order. The officers were installed
by Acting Supreme Chancellor Frank
Stanley, Of Jersey City, assisted by
John Ulrich, of Plainf1eld; Dewitt c..
Cobb, supreme grand prelate. of
Bridgeton; w. Il. Hitchcock, William
b. Trenchard, of Bridgeton, and Will
lam Cowgirl, of Paulsboro.
The convention adjourned, to meet in
this city February Is and 16, 1911.
Grand Chancellor A.. Lewis Drucker
named the following committees:
Finance-W. II. Everson, New Bruins
wick; Christopher ID. Gibson, Eliza
beth; Charles A. Markley. Salem.
Law and Supervision-George II.
Feurstine, Paterson; Benjamin G..
Pau, Paulsboro; Robert ID. Weir, Jer-
sey City.
Returns and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S.
Stormers. Barnegat; Morris Fox, Jer-
sey city i. Jerome yam sandt, Long
Branch.
Printing William Weinrich, New
ark; Sylvester s, Savage, Harrison;
Theodore =. Hoffman. Trenton.
Grand Chancellor's Report-Max SAL
insky, Bayonne: Albert Grace. Mill
Vile; Raymond Anderson. High Bridge.
Uniformed Rank-William E. Hitch
cock. Newark; James Harris. Asbury
Park; jeremiah Van Wrinkle. Plainheld,
Insurance Department = John r.
Jones, Elizabeth: w. b. Paret, Jersey
City; Simon p. Dey, Keyport.
Lesislation-John Ulrich. |Plainfield;
Louis II. Schenk, Neshanic; Abram
Kleinert. Paterson.
Pythian Home II. A. Heinrichs,
Paterson. three years; G. s.. Buckal,
South Amboy, two years; Howard w,
Terrell. Bridgeton, one year.
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ELIZABETH L~IEDERKRANZ
TO GIVE CARNIVAL TONIGHT

ELIZABETH, Feb. 1S.-Great prepa-
rations are being made for the annual
masquerade ball of the Gesang Verein
Liederkranz, of Elizabeth, which prom
Uses to make the affair a memorable
one in the history of German societies
of this city. The ball will be held to-
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schleicher
will act as prince and princess of the
carnival. The discovery of the North
Pole will be presented by members of
tho society. Commander Peary and
Dr. Cook will be represented, respec-
lively, by Carl Jung and Otto WINNER.
ana there will be Eskimos and polar
bears.
The committee in charge of the af-
fair is composed of Henry Neubeck,
chairman; Carl Faigle, Emil Fried
rich, oscar Schwenke and Otto Weld
mueller.
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M ORGANIZE FOR.
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT.

MoRRIsToWN, Feb. 1S.-The re-
Gently organized women's town inn
provement committee of the Morris
town Civic Association Will hold a pub
lie meeting for women in Association
Hall Friday afternoon. February %,
with representatives of civic associa-
tons of other towns.
Mrs. Willard. ". Cutler has heen
elected chairman and Mrs. Dobbins,
secretary. Of the committee. The ex-
ecutive board includes Mrs. Frederic
r.. kellogg, Mrs. Alexander Benneil,
Mrs. Cutler, Mrs. Thomas w. Cauld-
well and Mrs, Lewis Q. Stile.
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DIR. LOUIS F. BENSON TO
GIVE STONE LECTURES,

PRINCETON. Feb. 1S.-The Rev.
DR.. Louis B. Benson, of Philadelphia,
will deliver the Stone Foundation lec-'
lures at the Princeton Theological
Seminary this year.
DR.. Benson was the Stone lecturer in
1907. He tool as his topic THE
Psalmody of the Reformed Churches,
This year h will speak on THE
Hymnody Of the English Speaking
Churches He viii lecture in Miller
Chapel at 5 p. m between Monday,
February q, and the Friday following.
and at II a. m. Saturday. February 2s.
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CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES.

PLAINFIELD. Feb. ia veteran OF
the Civil War. Leon Fisher, a native of
Bucks County. Pa, and for sixty years
q resident of Hunterdon County until
last June, died yesterday at the home OF
his niece, Mrs. Lemuel Pope, wife of
Borough Marshal Pope. He was a
member of Lambert Bowman Post, G.
A. r., of Pennington. and a veteran of
the Thirty-first New Jersey Volunteers.
He leaves a widow.
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7. WILFRED POWELL.

PLAINFIELD. Feb. 1S.-After a long
illness 7. Wilfred Powell, a former resi-
dent of this city, and once a member OF
the Common Council, died at his home
yesterday. He was 70 years Did. He and
his family had but recently moved back
to this city. after residing in New York
for several years. He leaves, besElcs
his widow, a daughter, DIR. Grace PowEs
ell. and a son. Charles Powell, The ftt-
neral will he held Saturday. and the
body VIII be taken % burlington FOR
burial.
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WILL BUILD LARGE HALL.

PASSAIC. Feb. 1S.-SeYeral promin-
ent persons living in the Hill sec
ton of this city have purchased a plot
of ground, 20 by 125 feet. in Penning-
ton avenue, on which will be erected
a building containing a large assembly
room suitable for balls and receptions.
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HOTEL MEN ELECT OFFICERS
AT ATLANTIC CITY MEET,

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 1S.-The Ho-
tel Mems Association elected the fol-
lowing officers at its annual meeting;
President, J. ,B. Thompson, Hotel Chel-
sea; yice-president, Charles Wagner,
Hotel Lorraine; treasurer, Charles O..
Marquette, Hotel Traymore; secretary,
John G. Benson.
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49,
tors prescribed for
him.. but he kept
getting worse I'M
til we could not
d r e S S him any
more. They finally
advised me TO try
a certain medical
college, but j t $
treatment did no
good. AT the time
/ was induced to
try Cuticura he
was so bad that |
had to cut his hair
IT aaI A.tt 49,
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NEW COURT HOUSE FOR NEW YORK

ALBANY, Feb. Ex-Governor Hughes
has signed the bill of A~ssemblyman
Conklin, permitting the erection of a
court house in City Hall Park, New
York, which shall occupy a larger
ground space than chat used.
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OPEN BARRELS; FIND $50.

WESTFIELD. Feb. 1S.-The LADIES'
Missionary Society. of this place. gave
a dinner last night. The small barrels
distributed a month ago we're opened,
and 1t was announced that they on
tanned $50 for missionary purposes.
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Cuticura Ointment on him on bandages,
ss 1t was impossible TO touch him with
the bare hand. There was not m
that was not affected. He was one mass
OF sores. The bandages used to stick to
bis skin and in removing them 1t used
to take the skin off with them, and the
screams from the poor child were heart
breaking. l began to think that he
would never get well, but after the sec
ond application OF Cuticura Ointment |
began to see signs Of improvement. and
with the third and fourth applications
the sores commenced to dry up. His
skin peeled off twenty times, but it
finally yielded to the treatment. Now
! can say that he is entirely cured, and
. stronger and healthier boy you never
saw than he is to-day. twelve years or
more since the cure was effected. Rob-
ert Wnttam, has Forty-eighth St.,
Chicago. ILL.,, Oct. 8, 1907
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Millions OF women prefer Cuticura
Soap to all other skin soaps for preserv-
Ing, purifying and identifying the skin,
scalp, hair and hands. For rashes,
feelings and chafings, red, rough hands,
ary. tnin and faiing nalL, ior MANTLE
purpose Of the toilet, bath and nursery.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
are invaluable.
Cuticure Soap f25c.), CutIcura Ointment t50cl
40 CuticYrs Rssolvent a50c COT 10 the form q
Throughout the world. Potter Drug 4 Chem, Corp.
Sole Props. l55 Columbus Ave. Boston. Mass.
~ Mailed free. 32-page Cutietira Bookief. an
Authority on Affections OF the skin Scalp and Hair.
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BOARD p0sTp0NEs MEETING

WESTFIELD, Feb. 1S.-Owing to the
mall attendance the public meeting of
he Board OF Trade to talk over tax
md school matters last night, the meet
ing will be held February 26.
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NOT AN INCH OF
HEALTHY SKIN
Left on Whole Body Boy of Five a
Mass Of itching Eruption and His
Screams were Heart Breaking
Bandages Stuck to His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTICURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO

MY little son. a boy OF FIVE, broke
U with an itching rash. Three doc
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brod)t hotte, lmo 10 boifte er MIN.
lid, ielbit Der SdInnge 3n opiern INN
10 0as bobcre 9cben sii crtuerbeI lei
es Damn aud) obne oas 3eid)en Der I'M
eilhIidfeii.
Ioh oils Die Sd}lonee nober. fnm
- bcilfae 8nla, Jicnpr Der Aoot'
ii on biz iie nid)t, ionoern nc
friimmie lid, imo friimntte iidj nod.
mails Iino 0onn nobm lie bic Spite
ibres Sdlnan3eS ms Wnrl nno
frilmmie iid su einem noafomntenen
3irfel uno bIieb 10 Dor bem beiligen
Sudler lieaen.
.l,roinniba! Bratnnihal (SihD,
if begreiie!" rief Der alte Gramula
IN Gni3iifen. CIR erhob iif iino iIbis
te peber Cult nod Groe, iueoer BIno
nod, Rniier. er gldlibte, oab er itiDe'
be, imo oos gIaubten audi Die Wen-
ifen, oie i'm IN Der groBen Staot
Der iiinf 6iigel, Raiogriba iaben, mo-
or suerit Dieoer Ruhe uno Reis inno
uno oardui ieine neue 2ebre preoigte.
Tas beilige 3eid,en, oas 3eihen Der
llnenoIiffeit, oos 3iiierseiden, oas
alien Renaen einen abioIuieu itno
cinen Rlntpertb ongab, mar ge'nnoen
- elmer Der groBienSieae bes men'd,.
lidlen 0eritanoes emit Silie Der goti'
lid,en Snipirntion) mar errrngen. Die
6, Die gtrll mar entoedt.
slls Gromona Su ben neiin 3if'er-
seihen oieics 5ebnfe, oas IS nloslid,
mod,fe, tpenn nur 8ebulo tmo 3eit
ongetuenoet nuroe. ieoe benfbnre 3nbI
aussuoriiden, bin5uiiist hotte, 5cg er
lid oemiitbig mno in iih lelbft gefebrt
in eiuen obgelegenen itiIIen belIised
Blab 5uriid.
,guooho, ih erfenne beine unbe.
gren5te @roBe", betete er, iif an
Dem SUB zines 9olunes nieoerIafeno.
.Siebe. mein gonseS 2eben lang llid,'
ie it) uno iano nit,t - neil ih onrh
gieles ons sla iuhte; MIN tueiB I'd,
ourh oidl. baB nur Der Dos Ga. Die
llnenoIihfeit iin0ei, Der iie IN ysihts,
iud,t. 9ur ourf bic Aua, ourdl oas
3iiier5eihen, oos on iih nid)ts beoen.
tet, fnnn id) bic llnenolidfeit ausorii'
den bos auernieorigiie lit oas Al'
4, Ierbohiiel"
gr benann an s1bleu - irumerfudh.
reno 3u Sdbleu, bon bis 10, BON 10
bis 100. BON 100 bis 1000, pon 1000
bis 10000 +. er 5ablte rril'
mer tpeiter, in 8ebnnfeu bic An5abl
Der RlllIen pergroberno ...
| 9rei 3oae ipater funoen iie ben
grcBen Seiliqen. Der Der 0tatbeiis nit
Der er6bten 5rommigfeit bes 8ldnbi.
gen geoient batt1 toot on oem 6uBe
OeS guuIItes cl Uuiit OtS
gufgabe geloit. llneubIihtert ertpcr-
ben. neil er llnenhliateit ausgeoadt
bate.
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Die ge6eimnieuoGe
Sdngertu.
(JOrtIes esung.)

sd bin ri6t sigsniinnig", IagH ne
lsiIe, .es tommt BLOB ouf ben Zen
an, in Dem man nit mir fpridt, nm
mid gum Na6geben 81 bepegen ooer
gum DiosripruA gu rsi5sn."
Benin tonnts DID ni6t lisbensz
piirbiger bitten, tpie er getban."
rSbm tann es glsih isin, ob +
trant per6e ODER niht."
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oigs 5rau!"
.3urnen Sic mir nitt, es mar Elm
gu ruIdes Mort, ih peib ia, baB Sic
mir Elm 5rsuno iino, iofpeit es oi. al
tere 5reunoidaft fir RaouI 3ulGbt...
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binben, obalsid i6 Dor SiBe pergsbs. ="
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entfernt bait, inter osrsn ShuB ia
Did 5uriidIieb?"
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tpunberbaren Ginorut Der qrpBartiqen
S3:nerte un9e1tort III MID auf3uneb@
men, unpioerItebliae 2uIt erfaBte
mid, tisfer in Die gulsrieen por5ubrinz
gen"
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mini Die @sleg nhsit benuben unb Dir
fplgen piiroe?"
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Gtieln 5ufeno, nfOute i9 mid stpa
Dor Dem fiirdten2"
rOaoon lit ni6t Die Gebe", psts
''ste @tartsbsrg, res bunoelt ii6 nur
parum, bdb 0u feline Sut.lofiateit be-
gebit, Die fripoI geoeutet ipsrbsn t0nnz
ts. Menn 9u ni6t porTi6t:qer uno
lpelttlii9sr pirit, 10 n0tbigft On mid,
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idoftsrin fir Did au Finben, Die BEN
soft unb Die grfobrung bsIibt, bic
Dir feblerr."
sd bate mid umssorsb. unb BEN
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8rdfin 8ilIet WifL-gor
iusnis.n sagsn lift in paris hodbetost
bic Grdfm 9inetsDiu seitorben. sic
mar eins Der gsadt.titen 9omen bee
pornsbmsn GsIsufhaft, in tpeIher ibr
Salon pisls Sabre gu ben s.Iutistitsn
eeb0rt.. Wit Mdb6sunamen b:eb iie
Rap.mpii.lls Sulie griatte. Sic mar
Dittp: unn bintsrlabt auber sipei
S1bnsn cine 9o6tsr, bic an Den 5iirs
iten BON 5arent, ben Sobn uno Grben
bes Sersogs be la grsmouile ,permabIt
lit. IS iIt pislleidt nift uninter.is
iant, einise Worte uber bic Ioertunft
uRo bic geihihte Der DdH,iiis pineia
Dia su b0rsn. 9snn oisie 5.rtunf.
unb bieie Geidi6te ssben Elm 8eifpisl
fir bic iHternationdls 3uIammeus
iebune Der mooernsn fr1nsoiilhen
ariItpirdti.. Der Stammpater Der
@rafsnpiaet>Dil bisB. gang bsffsibsH
biirserlid, WliheI Jrsoeric pilIet. CT
mar aus SaDopen sebiirtis unb troi
in oas Gsnfer gantbdus milI Elm.
gaIb ipuroe sr Der Shpieeeriohn uno
@elhGftstbeilbaber bts 9antiers Yhis
iipp Wil. er berieats feline Jirma
unb iein.n Wohniis i'm Sabre 1909
nad paris. Ia er Elm syinansmdnn
DON berporrasenosr 8egabuns mar.
tpurbe sr gum Regenien Der @ant Dcn
5rantreih ernaHni. BON 45nie BON
Sarbinisn. in b.Hsn Staatsn er oas
aibt Der W.lt erbIidt bate, lief er iin
1893 ben graFsRtitei perleikn. mad.
bem er porber idon ieinem eisenen
Rdmen ben Isiner G.moblin binsnses
fiigt bate. Go entitauosn. burd, bic
Woft nes Gslbes, bic 0rafen pilleis
Will, bic Idngit i'm sriluiipiien 9beile
Der BARRIER geislIihaft fsitsn Jub s.-
fabi bab.n. Wlihel Gr,oerie piIIti.
e.ndnnt grnf piletsWiil. iiorb erit
1880. Sein Gobn purbe. ipi. er, Rs.
gent ter 9dnf bon Jranireih, une
fsin Gnfsf mar Der 0att: Der BrGIin
Sulis pilletsBin. bic i,Bi bon sfiirten
unb 6ersos.n, Marauiien unb Grafen
in paris Su Grabe eelsitet iDorhen in.
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8rnHssisentbniRs ll.bertrasnHsen


Gilbert BinaeI an Sulia gptmann,
% bel 150 ssus an Der Siibieite Der
gont StraBe; 81.
grben DO. Sumss Cunningham,
per Sber =, on Goparb 9. Quinn,
20 Bel "a 5uB an Der Siioieite Der
Soptins Strabe, so SUB Dit!i4 BON
Gutter Strabe; $2070.
9. .. 8urfbort an bic gritil5s
2lmsrican gomponp, Got 8 in Mias
& aIine's speitsr uutsrabtheiluns IN
Rorppob; $500.
Die Ohio 2ano & Smprcpemert
Company on aotp gobn, 2ots 666
unb 667 in Ohio Qdno &: Smprooes
ment gompaun's llnisrabtbeiIuns;
$3.50.
Benjamin +. McGsnnan on percp
9. uno aliee 8oronsr. 40 bel 13S Sub
an Der Rorbieit. Der gurostte apsnus;
81.
5eurp SmtpoIIe an 5reo.rit Stsins
CRUDE. so BEL 100 SUB on Der Glib
peitsGde bon geedsr uuo Wcglsaone
Strabs; 81.
Soispb q. RobinIon on German
ROttman. Got 125 in 2eslis &c 0id's
llnterabtheilung in Rorpoob; 81.
2ucp DOTH on Samuel 3. 9oolep,
13 ad.r 2anb in S,'tiou Is in Gos
l.rain 3rrpnibtp: 5000.
Ratbon R. gort u. anb. an Wdrp
Wobonsp, Got 1O4 in gofinger &:
Soptins' llHterobtbsiIurg BON SiSs
Rortpoob; 81.
Sohn Snaram an Sohn 9onham,
Got 68 in Wm. 8. 6urriion's untus
dbtheilunu bon g!.pss; $4,000.
R.tpbolo 6. gisriou an elmer U.
glatt, SbeiI Der Cots 5 unb 6 in y.
g. pisrion's lnt,rabtbeiluns in GoIs
leg. Siu; 81.
Grbtn pom Niuiam aini.p, per
Sb,riff, on O.orcs aini.p. 80 5ub
on Der Roroieiis o,r 8sit Strabs;
$4,000.
Cara 9. 9albipin on Sohn u. De
ters u. uno., Iot 10 IN Ilsr. y. GuRs
nn's llntsrabiheilung; 81.
Grb,n pDn S9hn 6drt, per Sb.riif
an Gat. Dart. 80 Bel 80 7suB on Der
SubIsit, Der Wcob gp.nue, 200 5ub
OitIib pon MibbIetpn Gpenu.; f.rn:r
80 bsi 100 Jus on Der Slbieits Der
gris Qosnue: $4100.
Utina Ji.lman on g.rnaro uno
Quauit goerg.r. 100 Qter 2unb in
S.tiior 36 in Columbia Iopnibip;
81.
Robert Wl. 8urton an Gbdrloti. Q.
Gt.ins. Spei Eabre pa6t bon Got o6
in Roit 6iu Bart llnt.robtbeiIuns;
idbrIitt Utistbe $500, mi. Dem glns
taufsr.ft au $1,000.
Slip.r 80. Ron on gpbite g. 6.
Shpb.rion, 3b:il Der Got so in ber
llnt,rabth,iIung bon SIaac Roq's
Gfuts; 81.
emma W. Tiih.r or Qmarbo I.
Rom.r, 30 b.i LAG 5ub on Der Roros
felt. BON TiI+.r gIaee, 323 Iub sp.its
LID bon Dunb.r 4ptnu.; 81.
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