davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-11-24
WALTER S. CUMMINGS GO

and grandstand chair tickets will be
hold at 81 each.
Tickets will be placed on sale Satur-
day at Ostrum's cigar store, the High
School and at Stow Park.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-11-24
W alter S. Cummings Co
FaShiOna able
Form
Building

is a process whereby all irregular
and undesirable lines of the fig
ure are eliminated, and in their
place is established a stylish and
graceful contour portraying the
prevailing mode.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-10-21

ents in by pointing out TO them,
General History, the chapter OF,
the antiquity of man How IN
some remote age he appeared
upon the earth. Man cannot
account for himself, he can Only
advance theories. But Ieyela-
ton comes to his relief and tells
him the only true story. That
God created man in his OWN
image. and after his own like
ness. Therefore we are like
God in our intellectual, moral
natures. Then there is The
chapter on the Hebrews. The
history Of the bible is faithfully
corroborated, that their mis-
sion was to keep the worship Of
Jehovah pure; and as inspired
writer's to give the holy scrip
lures to all succeeding genera
tions. Then there is the men
ton of Nebuchanezzer, and
Balshazzer. and Cyrus just as
has been accurately recorded in
the bible All this shows the
truthfulness and reliability Of
Sacred History. The a t
thought is, that character Is
what we really are. There
fore we ould strive to attain
the virtues of a noble christian
character, for character is desti-
my, and destiny is eternal.
1t was said Of Alexander the
Great. THAT he was greater
in genius than character" We
should teach our pupils to shun
the defect of the conqueror. He
conquered the world but could
not conquer his own passion and
appetites. He that conquereth
his own spirit, is greater than
..e that taketh o city"
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-10-21

story they are telling down in Pro-
videncc abndt him. The bishop is
as big physically as he is mentally.
On a certain occasion some years
ago. he preached a sermon On tn
need for missionory work in Tho
back towns Of his state, and espec-
tally mentioned. the town !:
Foster, which certainly deserved
SIS m"ch rs he said about it.
There are a good many fighters
in Foster, and 5he worst Of the loo
announced 10 all who cared to hea,
that when he went to Providence,
he would make it his business t.,
chastise the bishop lie dida'0
happen to visit the city until !.
month or so ago On his return
he joined the crowd about tho
stove in the village postofiice.
Well, Hi, said one OF tho
graybeards. Did We lick this
here Parson McVickar when he
was down TO Providence?'
Hi spa5 deliberately before ha
replied. Lick him!" he said
gay he's eight foot tall and four
feet broad. Lick him? I saw
him" Boston Traveller.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-10-21
BIBLE READING IN scHoTL ROOM.

(The following is a paper read
befort Teachers Institute of
Mills county Tex, by Prof. P.
A Grove, who is Principal of
our Kenna School at this time }
l will preface my remarks by
the statement. That we live in
a Christian land of liberty, secur-
ed to us by the blessings, which
the bible has bestowed. IT. is
very fitting that we shonld re-
we're this sacred book. by fire.
queutly reading appropipte pas
sages, which have reference to
history and moral living.
The physiology of the bible
tells US that, "We are fearfuliy
and wonderfully made" Psalm
1-39. HE that hath planted the
ear, shall he not hear? And he
that hath formed the eye, shall
he not see? l would not read
every passage of the Scripture
before the school, but only such
parts as teach, honesty, indust-
ry, uprightness, sobliety, tr1th-
fulnes5, faith in Supreme Be
ing, and all that would tend to
strengthen character and cult
vate within the children, higher
and nobler ideals.
I would avoid offending any
patron by teaching cult, isms OIL
sectarian theories; but l would
endeavor to make the clear spirit
ual truths of the bible. ga
lamp to their feet and light tC
their pathway" that they may
be enable "to walk in t h,
straight and narrow way Of
Eternal Life"
Religion is the system of NOR
al and spiritual truths, taught
in the bible, and is pracSiced il
the Christi III worship of oul
churches. BY religion we dc
not mean Sectarianism.
The foundation upon which
the Spiritual Religion OF Jesus
Christ is huilt, is Moral Truth
No miricle was wrought, nc
sermon preached or parable
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-10-21

uttered, but that had for its
theme, the highest form of
moral teaching, and pure christ
ian living in the lives of men
and women. We are all kut
grown up children, hence the
Golden Opportunity of the teach
er, and the serious responsibility
if neglected. Gas the twig is
bent so the tree is inclined, >
illustrates the relation of the
present generation to the future.
Figuratively speaking. The
boys and girls of today are the
Church and State of tomorrow"
Therefore it is the duty and eX-
ceedingly great privilege of par
ents and teachers to mod the
future destiny of our nation, for
good or for evil; which shall it
be? The prime object of the
state i'll providing an education
al system, is to make good citi-
zens and better citizens. All
that distinguishes our present
civilization from Che dark ages,
is, The Moral Spiritual laws of
the nation, which we have
founded upon Holy w ri t:
Wherein we have embodied the
10 commandments, the golden
rule, and the righteous and
mastery sermon of sermons on
the mount.
No nation has ever bee emf
nentty great OF useful, who has
rejected the bible or the Christ
lar Religion. Spiritual Truth is
the great moral force that rules
the world, and the only force
that can keep the nation right
ly adjusted, and man in proper
relation 10 his fellow man,
France in her pride and arro-
gance, renounced the Christian
Religion ana tried to forge!
God and Heaven, substituting
for them the Goddess of reason
even going SO far as to keep the
tenth day as a holiday instead
of the Christian Sabbath,
You are all familiar with the
great train of evils that follow
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-10-21

The story is told Of a. editor
who recently wrote a "pna" fer
the belle of the ball, say cher
dainty feet were incased in shoes
that might have been taken for
fairy boots" but The composition
made it read, "Her dirty feet
were incasad in shoes thQtmight
havebeen taken forferry boats"
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-10-21

Character is found in the tor
rents Of life. lie who listless v
drifts with the tide, yielding -
every appetite or passion, WI |
very soon dash, q broken wrec
on tie sullen Jagged rocks th..t
lurk unseen in the river Of hfa.
Happy is lie. who is SO const-
tutcd that with a steady eye on
the compass, q strong hand or
the tiller. reinforced by a delef-
mined VIII, he guides his Graf;
past the-hidden dlngar4, and fl
nally anchors safely in some
quiet harbor in a position to en-
Joy with his loved ones the fruit
Of the struggle; and at last, when
the supreme moment arrives,
calmly goes to his eternal resi-
content in the thought that he
leaves to postelity an unsullied
name, and that the world is %
gamer because of his having liv-
ed.-Col. VIM. c.. Hunter.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-10-21

ouSOOo'AOii POlHOu bpOi' 'AN
vitals of the nation, accomplish
ing its complete overthrow.
The school children are to the
future Of our Nation, what The
forest is to the architect and
builders, tile source of needful
supplies, out of which we are to
build the superstructure of a
greater Republic, shedding it,
benign rays of liberty, of peace,
and of christian love, to all the
nations Of the earth.
We as teachers can help to in
spire these sublime sentiments
in the minis of the young, by
pcintlng out to them the foot
pliuts of a Supreme Being, i'll
creation, in history, and show
ing to them m Physical Geogra-
ply the hand waiting of provi-
dence upon the walls Of time.
In Gen. 8-22. "While the earth
remaineth, and seed time and
harvest and summer and winter,
and cold and heat, and day and
night, shall not cease"
We should also, point out the
Divine Plan-IIow i'll infinite
wisdom, t he Creator II II S
arranged the useful Offices Of
the sea, Of The clouds, of the
rivers, and of the mountains.
Three fourths the surface Of tie
earth is covered by the ocean,
as an evaporating surface, that
the other one fourth may be a
garden of plenty for the home
of man. That even tht barren
desert, which seems to us as
useless, is utilized by the laws
of nature to cause the peii)dic
winds, which bringeth moisture
from the ocean, distl ibuting it
over the land; thereby making it
fertile and fruitful
The Scriptures reveal and
hint at Descriptive Geography,
in Isai., 1922. "It is He that
sitteth upon the circle of the
earth, and the inhabitants there
of are as grasshopper's," there
by telling us that the world is
round
Acts 1929, again it is declar-
ed. HE hath made of one
blood, all nations of men for to
dwell upon the face of the earth
and hath determined the times
before appointed, and t h c
bounds of their habitation. .
Here God claims to bh the
creator of man, and hath given
him the privilege of a dwelling
place as his heritage on the earth
He hath also liked the bounds
of the continents and said to the
sea, thus far shalt thou come
and no farther. In the wisdom
of his own counsel He haiti
arranged the grand divisions OF
the earth, and designed man tC
dwell within his prescribed
bounds, fu filing the purposes
and plans of his Creator.
Religious Truth can be, and Is
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-10-21
TOOK A SECOND THOUGHT.
Aggrieved Visitor Agrees With
/ Man Who Spoke About the
Better Part of Valor.

Bishop William H, McVickar Of
the Episcopal diocese of Rhode
Island, has hundreds of Boston
friends who will be interested in a
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
THE BRONX.


BRYANT AVE. g. S15 II Of f72d q
2hx100: Morris Steinfeld TO Annie Davis tmtg
$4,000; July 70. 800 address 40 East Tth ST.
Bryant ave. . $, go IT of 172d St 25x100;
Henry Hoffman TO oJseph Reischwein (rntg
$4,000; July 10; 81: address. 1854 Victor st.
BROOK AVE. - # OF 15oth St -
all titleJ, July ai; $1,000 address, s5s
Hewitt pl.
CRESCENT AVE. " cor 1s7th st. 1910
TO * iFreF toreci4surel La Frenee SEX
July 13; $1,000; address, Room eoo2 so Wall ST.
FULTON AVE. 1850 sax1oo; Isaac II Fem
recton deed July 10: Sle0 address 1870 Tth ave
GRAND AVE W 5 $50 IT q OF 1929 St 5oz100
81 gR@Gaas @aa = Thorn 10 Edwin Hoffman trntg
LOT BEGINS s. II Q Of Crotona ave xIf5T II
OF nth St with right OF way 20 crotona ave
over n II 4ylnG between above. - lx25x irreg
John Ball to Elizabeth Ball; all liens July Il ;;
81 address 1850 Seabury pl
Lots 33a and s47. map Arden property At
East Chester, each plot i00xf00 Herman r.
Aeister to George II Janss all liens, July 1s
81 address. 1882 Sd
LOT los. map subdivision OF lot CostNr estate;
Felix De Caulo 70 Alemano Tozzier and ano
all liens; July Is. 81; address. 1864 Castle Hill
ave.
MORRIS AVE- 1854 aoxe5; Marion C Hoey to
dress, 100 Nassau
OGDEN AVE, $ W cor Union st 50xIo0: Ed
ward Mcdonald TO Ellen Mcdonald; L part July
%: 81; address, go Water st
WASHINGTON AVE. 9 $ 432 II II Of Ised
st, - 9x1odx LrTeg; Benjamin schoen to Carrie
July IA 81 address. 1856 Washington ave
sTH ST. s s lot. east y lot 174 map Union
port 100x1GO: Giuseppe Marrone to Antonio
Floris L part (mts $4,000; July 81 ST. address.
307 East 1o4th St
147TH ST 40 East I9x9e II: wayland Trask
to Margaret Murphy; Z part; all liens; July
23 1900; Sl00.
SAME PROPERTY: Mary NJ Trask and aro
10 same release dover; quit claim. July
-. 1909; 81. address. 4e2 East l+7th
14TTTI ST 422 East fax9a II Olive \ Trask 20
Margaret F Murphy: all title; all liens. 81 16G 10
address, below.
SAME PROPERTY. Olive A and Dorothy A
Trask, by guardian, TO same: all tltle: July .
S14 3a3 "a address AZ East l4Tth st.
I65TH ST 659 East. 3T.6xi0o: Laura Seize 10
Mary f Mulligan tmtg $500 July /: $lGo:
address. 1862 Madison
240rH ST. - 100 II OF Martha ave 25xioo;
Eugene II Hammond % Charles Braun fmtg
Sc ooo) July e6 sio0: address. s54 Union ave
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser
lilly &c
RfsNHkTTAN


CHERRY ST, 3s4, sty brS, n v cor scamnel
Frankei; Z part mtg SIS l25,; March l6 1903.
Sfo0
SAME PROPERTY: Sophia Frankei Louis
yF,,vssniher y paTT untg $is.125,; July %, 1910:
500. address go West lt1th ST
EAST END AVE. s3. sty hrk q. .4x76; Max
L Harris to simon KEN, July il. Sloo; ADDRESS,
i2l East sJSh RI.
CfANsEVoORT ST 81 > sty brls e5xs9: Ed
ward G'EIara devise etc, Ia Catharinc r No
Bride. b and :: June 15 81, address. 1877 18th
/ ST Brooklyn
HESTER ST. 46. sly hrk 25S50 Edward S
Clinch to Curnelia l. AFerlhi j1-o5 part July
&c. address, below
SAME PROPERTY. CoruelIa X Avcriu TO
I Ella Eadie and others; 33-64 part mtg SlI,-
0J0g: June To- 81 address. Room 50 81 Will
I lam
LITTLE WEST 18TH ST, -. : sly brk. 25x
1a3 3 EDWARD O'Hara TO CathaTiBe Z Mcbride
b and >: June 10. 81 address, - Prospect pi,
! Brooklyn.
LEXINGTON AVE 1870 2Dx64 10; Henry
Posner ct al 10 Henri Cohen tmtg $500 Oct 4.
1905 $40. 800
SAME PROPERTY. Henry and Minnie Cohen
7 10 Jennie cohen tmrg sl0.9O1 =. May u.
1910 sIp9. address. ~ East l05th st.
LEWIS ST 193 ; sly brk. 10. ks. Abraham
Rayer 10 Minnie WaIIBer mtg ST.5ot9. July :;
SIOG. address. 81 West If3th ST
MADISON AVE. 2Gs5 cor l52d st, : sty
hrk. 2sx95 3th ave. a cor l3dth ST. 2Jxs5.
l0lst - - West 2.,xi03 Il, George Harris Ia
George and Annie Harris as joint tenants, all
liens: JuIy .: 81. address, 2o4l 9TH ave.
citv Island ave. icoz1oo Frank X Lelong 10
Samuel Wo"di G: july -; 81 address. 2107
{ 18th ave
81 AVE. los = cor l0jh 81, 25x1o5 fore
I closure. Collin " AfeLeuar. ref ia Benjamin
sliverman- July . Sd 20 address. 224c .d ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

attorney, John & Farwen Geneva, y T
MONROE AVE, W :. 20 # n Of 1Tsd st. 25z
danes 10 James King; $4,000; address. so
Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. e72 and s74. 1oOx1o0.
July 20. = yrs; KIRBY Construction 60 to Title
Insurance Co; s146.ooO; address. 135 Broad
way.
WHITE ST. 112 and ia. sty brk Il u cor
of Centre st 1873 to 149 J46x irreg prior mtg
cent: Abingdon CONSTRUCTION co TO Centre
White street Co; s21o.oeo; sttorneys, Eisnlan.
SAME PROPERTY tprior mtg $3.50 OOOl
July -: yrs. i per cent: same to Charles
BrownoId; SI00 900; address. same above.
WHITE ST II. and ia Z sty brik n u
-. due as per bond same u Title Guarantee
and Trust Co; $4,000: address. "a Broadway-
10; July S; yrs; Emma veteran and oths
TO Bella Paterkin: $4,000, attorneys Bailey
q Sullivan. 135 Broadway.
Sd AVE. 23+l; sty brk. cor Of 1o7th
Renee II CanaIizo 10 Margaret r Hughes
S6.50n; attorneys. Strauss Anderson. 14t
Broadway.
4TH AVE. 42e to 4so sty brk. esx irres;
attn ave $ se q n OF 10Th St a. 6xs0; . N
Cprior mtg $1,000; July e5: yrs. Christian
Schnid to James p Lee: 1882, 900; address.
% Broad ST
4TH AVE. 8 oss IT $ OF a7th st. 94x
irreg; July %: yrs; a. per cent; Phebe
$500 o00: attorneys. Fettretch, silkman & sey-
bel Al park Row.
TTH AVE. 1881 70 1857. sty brk. cor
OF IISth St 100. .11xiOO; July %: 3 yrs =
per cent Eugene GaIland TO United Hebrew
Charities OF New York; $ils.00G; address $50
ID ave.
srH AVE. 257a sty brk. 25xi0O: July %;
due Aug l. 1918: Charles T BauerCorf to
Walter j Bauerdorf $4,000: address. Go
West End ave-
7TH ST. 1893 East: sty brk, a0x65.s irreG
prior mtg, So COO; July II. 5 yrs. per cent:
Abraham Lux 70 VIM thinner: Sc COO address.
402 East f2th s..
sTH ST $ lot Ia map Wakefield; 1ooxioo;
rome and sno s1.5,o; attorney. samuei Dick
heiser 90 Nassau ST.
nth ST d25 east. sty brk. >5xloS-5; July
II: D IN due fsnv l. 1910; Emile Runge 10 Anna
81 warren; s13 Geo attorney. Theodore Lane. I4G
Broadway.
I4rII sT aoT East > sly brk 2sxI02.2: July
IS. 3 yrs. Thomas Kaughran and ano. trus.
to William + Morgan, tr, exr; $4,000, address
~ Broad way.
a,p ST 1856 10 40 West: ) sly brK. % axes 0.
Tuly 70; ) yrs: Edward A McAlpin 81 al. exrs. %
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. sl25,Uto; address
-. William st
eth Sr 5l3 West. sty brk. 25x9s9: m
fprior mtg s1o.0oo July - due March 4
iai3: 6 per cent Jennie l. Gsrvey 10 James A
Allen: 81 500; address 81 Wall 81.
2pTH ST 10 East: sty hrk 20SgS-9; July
81. aue as per bond. Christian r Schuid 70
David LSdis; Sac 500: address. 80 East 2sth 81
31TH ST. "A West 4 sty bTk, 2Ox9S.9 July
26. due as per bond. Mary 4 and John II
IIaushsw AZ trus. 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co 100000; address i76 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
SOMERS NOW OWNS MAPS
BUYS Out Interest of J. F. Xii
fowl in the Cleveland Club.

Cleveland. July 26-C. W. Somers, vice
president of the Cleveland Baseball CLUB &C
auired to-day the interest of President J. L
KilfovI in the club for q consideration said
to border on the $40, 900 mark He is now
sole owner of the cluos. MessTs. SonleTs
and Kiifoyl have been associated as owners
Of the Cleveland team since 1900. when the
American League was organized.
officials of the Cleveland club denied to-
night that negotiations are in progress TO
bring Fielder Jones' former manager of the
Chicago American League team. now in
business at Portland. Ore, here as man
ger Of the local American League team
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

On AVE. ,os. ! sty brk. 2s.sx10o; LYMAN
cfostchel 10 Jennie Benjamin July o. s1o"' Gu
1-,t1 ayE 42e TO 4so zty brk e3x6ox rreg;
James p Lee 10 Christian p schmid tmtg $'o-
} 600: July %; 81 .,
rsrris, = 10 t same mtg So. .OoN July 25; 81
4rH AVE. 42s: sty brk. 6xeoX irree
Christian schmidt to Rodsi Hodins, s,sz GO mtg mtg
s2T2. .G0tD july IS sl0o; address 80 fAs-
-2d ST ao u
1lTH ST. G25 East; brl 25xI0s' T. Anna GGa3
NJ Warren to Emile Runge july -'
{ address. 30 Pine st
22D ST. $ 5les IT of 4th ave, strip run Iae
ming Il as qx 10 street o. 70 beginning
MARY Ripley to Joseph F ss G9ldeeTs ana anu
q c: JuIv 20: 81 address, 12s broaoNa5-
25rH ST. $50 to 25c West; ST. & nrk 5oSss,a; ae
Tloyenca Caben to Margaret WE'LL Jhress-
quarters interest fmts s5oooo)' july 90 %4'0' ~
dress I5I West Saith 81.
9TH ct 5I3 west: ST. brk 25xas o. James
Alien to Jennie l. Carney trntg SiV'"e')' july
25: s15 e25; address, "a Wall 81
2erH ST. 40 East; sty brk. 2ox9s 9; Davld
L.yfis 20 Christian p schnid; Nav Ia 81 ad-
dress a25 East I'd ST
10TH ST. 12T West; 2 sty brk stable 22xloo' sao
Pauline A Drew et a. to julius Braun 1 rhLs 90
0oo1 July %: sloo: address, i81 East o1th ST.
18TH ST. IS East: sty brk lsxleSo I1a,Dsd
Barclay 70 New York state Realty and TerIlnn, np1
co (mtg S35 0oG); July 70; sluo aauiess' Ro
301. Grand Central station.
18TH ST. 81 East. 1sx1oo5: Murray W Dodge
to same tultg $40. 0oO. July 20 sloo
u Stevens ~ ia a. same tmtg s25 oe0r; July 25 500;
address Room 301 Grand Central station
SAITH ST g West sty brk. lSxIU2.2: Annie
Davis 10 Jennie NJ Beatte tTntg sZo,uoV; july
%; sl00; address. 40 East 3th 81.
s5TH ST. 116 West. sty brk l9.61Io-.-.
william II Chapman to selma hunis tIlts
$40 5Gol; July %: 81 address, llo vest o'th ST.
sSTF4 ST. 21T East: sty brk. 2ax1oos; Rosa
20 Jennie KaiiSkt frntg s-u,0oo'' NOV 10
1903: 81 address. 35J 30 ave
g5TH ST. g bounded by Blooming
dale rd y " by " Bloomiugdale rd < 'J6:
FsauI = Nottfav A1r Chelsea Realty co tdII
titlal. Julv Ia SIS -: address. f33 broadway.
1lTTH ST. 81 East; sty hrk. g. Ok 100 !;
Maxinilian z Auerbach eNr, 10 Abraham
Cock. July %: Sloo
SAME PROPERTY; Abraham Cook TO the
MURRAY Estate lIntg $50, 0oo); July 70; 81,
address, 10 Maiden Lane.
l23D s'r 34s 10 3sa East; sty brk. 37.e
xl0o.lf: MARY Meagher TO Park Ridge Realty
co tmtg $4,000; July 20; 81 address 2od
Broadway.
ls5TH sT. $50 East: 25xloo (forecIosurel !,
Franklin Bien ref to Sari Fischer July "a
$4,000 address. 1904 Broadway.
I3sTH ST, $40 West; sty brk. 5oxsa- II
Peter Korn TO Fritz ana Max Singer one half
part (mte s57 oe0i: July IS call iiensl 800.
address, 81 Bowery.
10th ST. s. l75 II Of 9Th ave, 75xo9 IL
Mary = Palmer to Channel Realty and Con-
struction 20 (aiI iiensl: July -. S10a. ad-
dress. Room 243, 100 Bnoadway
15GTH Sr. s. fT5 II of Ttb 75x99 IL
tforeelosurel Maurice Never. ref, TO Mary
Palmer mtg s.o0a). July s, Sl0e. ad-
dress, Room e43 Ioo Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Barry. Robert A. Fair6aiFn, Clarence =.
quentin. T. Lawrence 5nit,i, Jrs. Pef,.r
Mcdonald. c. J. Farley. p casey
Thomas r Smith. w r Coe. Dr. ) A~
r Egan and VI. j. DTumr1ond-
The summaries
Class 10 novice harness pairs. Il 2 and ROC
exceeding f5.2 hands; arst Prize SO sscon@
Psndori Queen and en-, z F1oTham kins 80
oud- Paul A, sorx's eh- m smart snd en- :
King ana Kentucky Prince.
Class 30 saddle horses. over t+2 and not az
cseding I5 hands first prize. $50: second prize.
se5l-First w A. McGibbon's ,. z Attsutioa;
second Miss Laura staasey's ch. 3 Martial
work horses 70 eo,1lt 80 per cent. earrlass ard
appoinsrnents 20 per cent; first prixe -" sS.-
Fatty Bates second Jobn Doyie's b Z. Mountais
Boz: third Mrs Henry Martin Alexeahs.s y
g N:dd1emarch: fourth Miss Edith II Clark .
class 50 fsaddis ponies is.2 and aot sxc.sstns
IA hands: nrst prize $50 second 2 pFzs e, .s-
onG Jannes HeveT's cyi- m Vanity t1ird- Mon
mouth stocs Farm ch N Llsfls 5i,vsS sS ~. S,
ceee1In. - lands. first prize $50: second prfse
se5,-FIrst. paul a sorss D. m Tsaity si
thirtI. Fairruon, Farms eh- n Ncrens, rouT1n-
x cee. ssas rties .oS1s fs sorses ra;s aDsa on
residents Of Monmouth County. frst prize sIS.
second prize s25,-First. Myron III Oppsnasishn :.
second M-s l. A. D PsrcfvaTs eI- m. 6-ests
tnird. MyT.n n. oPpenhsinas ch -. m Ea.-y :,
Blk X Ham ridden by Miss Caroline Bryce
Class 1 (roa9stsrs. three years old OF over, -
under - hands; first prize. $50 secon1 p.L1-
S25-Flrzt Edward Kes~reys D. m Princese
Morrill,. second Jacob Meyers D. z bos~sl
thir1 Emil Seelirs Oh car WilAss- roohsa-
p ". Irons blk :. starlight Bel
Class - ftandems not exceeding u naIos'
FIRST prize S75: second prize. ssSf-Flrs, FAR
mont Farms ch ms. Kitty Grey and Nofsns;;
second. Paul a. Sorss b. ms Fa1ify FAT dl'@
Tease.
Class CEsTne-s horses over l5s as1es. T..
prize, SIS: second prize. ssSj-First Fairunone
FARMS 81. n Nconsnine; second Psui
sorg's b. 8. sfiddistovn King: third PaGl a
Sors's b. z Pilgrim; fourth, Emil Seehs o Z
KaicSer5oc6er. -
class 81 nadiss' phston horses. horses -
count so per cent. carriage and aEpointTlenss. -
First VI L Schwart<'s D. z. HobcaW seecs.<
3Irr. Emil SeeiiE's ch- {: Peter Pa1 tAlFn- \ -
Henry 81 AIexander's en- & Marrow
C!azs II Cbrandef hacss, open oniy % res-
dents OF Monrnodth County. Grss prize. so; So
Dad prize. sc5)-Ftrst. Il Esan69lpr Gusssn
EARNS Ct e Tom: third. Edward z Conei
Gu = FoxhaII. fourth, " L Schwartz's cn- =
Jefrrtes.
CIass - CauaIlhed Or green hunters carr
ing IsS pounds 20 hounds. to be SHOWN oNs -
the regular Jumps: conformation 20 count A'
sIoo ofrered by the West End Shore Cluo.
second prize. s5OJ-Won by [. D ssnneI =
sans a Tout. L. D. 5enner's King &c hEs-q-
second; Eugene o OSu.iivans virginia tnlfd-
Miss Julia r Whites Genie fourth
Class 80 fguartsrri race on ne nat. = :
0. $50 pounds, purse. $50 20 drst. 81 30 50
o1c Won by James Hsver's SIR Gaze. WI :
ian Wilder up: Edward 2. Cohsns Erinc-sS
Priru second J. s casey -