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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
No Chicken undertokcr.

Emerson Berry colored. was fined
81 ana costs in the Hcnrico County
Justices Court yesterday for refusing
to bury n dead chicken that had died
on his premises When the chicken
dled Ferry took him gingerly up by
his wing and threw him over the back
renee. where. becanse it was n very
warm day, its presence was soon de-
tected hy the ncishbors sim Berry
refused to inter tho FOWL. and the
neighbors mad MIN pinchcd for com
hitting n nuisance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
HtRTLETvT ROPER, JR.. MADE
NIIED STATES COMMISSIONER

Judge Edmund Waddiu. Jr.. Of tho
United states District Court entered
am order yesterday reappointlng Bart
lett Roper. Ir, or Petersburg. United
state commissioner The Judge arrived
Yesterday from white sulphur Springs
for the purpose Of holding q short
spccin session Of the District Court.
He left the city for his vacation home
In the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13
Fruit IN nnck Ynrd.

Two remarkable large and luscious
peaches grown in a Richmond back
YARD were taken TO the Department
OF Agriculture yesterday. They came
from the premises Of Julius c. Levitt,
?5lo West Grace street
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PLANS FILED FOR
CONDUIT SYSTEM


Plans were fled yesterday in the
Office OF city Electrician Thompson FOR
a new distributing conduit system on
Broad street in tho section to be newly
paved. to he constructed b. the var
snla Railway and Power Company in
advance OF the laying Of the now road
way The street car company viii also
relay It's central tracks on concrete
foundation. and IN the conduct OF its
work on that horoHghfare mas lndi-
Gated It's willingness to work double
shifts night ana day.
city Electrician Thompson explained
Yesterday mat the work TO be done
Would not AFFECT the bis main conduits.
buried IN terra-cotta casing. far below
tie surface of Broad street. and now
nearly full OF wires and cables The
work % be replaced is the Distributing
line. laid ;wo feet from the clrb on
either side cf The street for lndlyid-
nAl connection to AUDITING houses aud
stores
Ola Plan un,ntisfnctory.
The old distributing CONDUIT was
what was known as the Edison tube
system. and was laid about twelve
Years ago ny tho Virginia Electrical
halfway and DEVELOPMENT cornpanv
which erected the big concrete power
mousse on james River ana laid tho dr.t
system OF underground distribution o.,
ei'ctric power ana light curren, in
richmond An 90 iis properties passed
to Tho Richmond Traction Company.
ana later 10 the Virginia Railway and
orcrated
The Edison tnbc system laid on hasv
~lsiness streets Through tho uuGer-
q
bv hSs been objected 20 both
"lin,yii ana hv CITY Engineer Boil
~ y. .id System has io nts every
twenty feet buried if the ground In
case ~ new connection for anv House
Or store, or ~ ease Of trouble Win
NE current this Joint must DE located
tenn TO oe laid in BROAD street proposes
me construction of an additional man
"ole IN the centre OF each block. sup
p!emcniary 70 the present corner man
20 the curb lire ~ each piece OF prom
Avoid Opening street
CONNECTIONS can hc hereafter made
gr replaced to any store on Broad
street ~ pulling Tho cable through
without disturbin~ the surface of the
sjsftSset a. .ny point. NJ Thompson
sald mat the new system. would he
IMAM the former but was what j. nov
regarded az the most advanced and
approved type Of underground electric
INSTALLATION. The plans submitted are
being rapidly checked over. ana the
work Will begin Within few dave.
The laying OF both new condu!ts ana
tho entire rebuilding ~ The street rail-
way tracks must precede the final lay
ing Of the paving. making the outlay
Of the street car company greatly
exceed what the city viii oxpend on
the Improvement OF Broad street BY
using double shifts Of men with con
slant night work, when the street Is
least used IT is believed that the con-
structon can be greatly expedited.
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snrnIns Ills Ankle.

Rivcs 2 Hardy. assistant secretary
TO Governor Mann. sprained his ankle
at his home a, Nottoway Sunday His
injury IS not serious. and he expects
TO he out and back at work in day
or two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

Corporaiion COMMISSIONERS William
2 Rhea and J. Richard Wincield
spent Yesterday at Charlottesville
looking into tho lone-drawn ont union
station controversy there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

Former sheriff Simon Solomon. or
Henrico County. has been appointed
agency clerk in the Bureau OF Insur-
ance. to succeed the late Thomas 4.
Lynch. Mr.. Solomon has been acting
ns fire marshal for the department..
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Discounts Eloquencc.

Di.cou,, I,lnuucucc
r,A .....a.., ,,b.n can
,,, ,.r,ly Indirect
- - .rt,rs M.
~ 10 f, .t.Io,,i..,rs
- ,.,',i,a., ,,o,y.c,. In
- .,..u ,''.s ,,,,,,,..,i,..,,ss
.i, ,,.,,,,,' t.,c ,.I.h rls,
49,,
a., , .,., g.,,,.., - So.
so,nrtbinf, in ,his ra,,ars II bad rather
L.. down INTO defeat or Thursday than
TO be unfaithful 10 my frienas. VINO
ranoso ,heir rms, Fl, I'M, ana ia whom
haye confidence"
- ur.sia.,,, lI.nry
,,f', ,,'t,l..1 n,c,.
- ~ ,,,nor,ed
'.'v','.'.s y, ~ ,+,,., 49,, SAID
N.Y. ~ 80, & ~, ,,,,'b,d l,is
~ "-S ,,, co,
career FOR htteen >,l's' a"o can aos SIZE
~ $500 80 ,i,ne
..'' ,,, .,o u.,,.r
., 49,, sinh
Wv ,,i,,t,.,,
~ 49,. ., H. o,,,,,i,.,-
80 = D . TN. a.
- , 49,.
- .oo ~ -, - a. ,,,,I..s
"a" Ply 'o,,h 'N ,.r',I,.,., cav
Noperl i-sIAS'
-ff4
,.'"N 90 t,,r ,,h hss
o''' '''' 49,. ,,,sIr.
80 ,. - ,,.r, Nh, ,o,
.l'r" .o.',.sel,.
,,n,,t,i,.. .h,re, a,tjcnrs "a
,,l.' - .'''' 49, ~ ,s '.s..,,,ort
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Lam" Presents MS use
In his address CAPTAIN Lamb divided
his remarks into three heads First.
that long service is large asse, in d
Representative, seeonl. that there IS
no reason FOR change from the Third
District third. that no good reason ak
lists why men in high position ana
low position ana those VINO WSnt 10
- 1ao,r,-7"s ~ ,-Tes,S
r..a1ait s.sbt,sh bfs dis,
-. r.-..1- I.-,h s.t1 ,t., ~
r,,.io,a M do-,t,a,o, iepfsla,ton ill.,.
| -. -, soc,il'r -, a. n-orle Il,
! ,,'.1'.,...ss 80 ,'r, nlrio5t
speakins to ,he second proposition.
! he reviewed his work as member.
! There had been no criticism. he said.
/ advanced o. a single Official act or vote
| ~ mis- lie ,old Of the claims he Sc
. cured for Richmond College and tho
! Richmond locomotive Works and the
money for river improvements He
oxpiained thatit vas not he who located
the Weather Bureau on Chimborazo
park. and said ne took no sta nj as be-
tween Broad and Main Streets on the
post-oGice location. lie though he
would. bv reason OF long service have
influence with President Woodrow WI
son. The people Of the counties. nc
asserted. appreciate what he has done
and viii give linn handsome major
lily
Coming 10 his laird and last propo-
lsition. Captain Lamb said that the rec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

DR. X S. Blackwell. of 322 East
Franklin Street left town last Friday
on trip to Boston and other points
In New Enghland lie will be gone two
weeks
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SCHOOL REP 0 RI
TO-MORRON NIGHT


By direction Of Chairman Gilbert *.
poNock. the meeting OF the Public
school Investigating Committee. called
for Thursday night, was yesterday
changed TO Wednesday night in order
not to interfere with Thursdays pii-
mary.
Chairman Pollock has prepared a hrst
draft OF a rcpor, OF the committee. to
ne submitted at this session for con-
sheraton of the members II has
been constituted probable. II the md
luss are ln any way drastic. that there
viii also bee minority report; rs sev-
trai ot the members OF the committee
have not been seriously impressed with
tne views oi certain VI the teachers
belonging to the Elementary Teachers
Association. watch has attempted,
with the aid OF the committee, TO So
cure control OF the schools and their
turr!culum over the superintendent, and
Guy school Board
Took All OF Increase.
The strong lobby OF the Elementary
Teachers Association Induced tne
Council early III the winter To ala in
This movement oy giving to the mem-
hers OF the Elementary Teachers Asso-
approximately one-hnlf Of the
teachers employed III the schools-aIl
~ the increase provided hy tie Com
m!ttse on Finance IN the budget The
Committee On Finance had proposed a
l0 per cent increase ~ the pay of all
employees The Council later admitted
the unfairness Of It's action by making
a supplementary appropriation to In
crease the pay of other teachers not
members OF the Elementary Teachers
association, thus placing on the com
munity tht burden @. a mich larger
Increase in->salaries than the Commit
tee on Finance had considered just!-
fable
Il is understood that the majority
report VIII set itself against Tie ex-
pressed views OF superintendent Chand.
4er. Assistant superintendent I'm ana
United States Commissioner of Educa.
t.on CiaXton In regard TO the currieu-
!um. the use OF the group system and
the advantage Of varying the course
Win instruction In such studies as
manual training. music, drawing ana
physical exercises
Has Disrupted school work
The net result Of the long drawn
ont ana tedious investigation up to
this time mas been TO create friction
ana Dissatisfaction Ia the schools aue
10 lsrSely interfere with Tie worl, o.
the latter aaf of the last session
Leading friends Of ,ne sr6oois ,, J,,
are more Interested ia The welfar.
Of the pupils than in ttat of eitbe,
teaeAers or members Of the schoo
board aye anxious that the matter b.
ende1 II once. az il T. coreeiaa ,t,,.
ne council has llite power ,o i.,er
lste WIN inc school. wli.h are CON
,lo!!eH py siat laws. AHA that nua.
harm and i.tre resi GOOD ca, 7esm
rom a continuation of the agitation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-13

Tine following iuarrlaee licenses
wcr" issued Yesterday iu the cierk's
Office % the Hastings Court.
Jhques J. Haeringer and M4rfe
Louise Ferrcr- Patrick H. Wynne aud
Carrie " Loving
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ssluRsNadri1ten.
Giretnuati, 13. slaau

GiHeinnati, ID. anauf.
Der Sbipflub IL Iongiam i'm Steigen be-
qriTen. Bel hieiasr Staot bate berfeibe
seitern Ibsnb siusu @aTsraano bon s.S Jub.
Die fotsenoen Gepsf6sa trafsu sabrsHs
bss aetrigeu cages bier eia
Dittsbura, @a. Der Sru5 Sat ttuen
@aHerHaro Bon 81 Sus unb fteigt.
yarttrsbarg. 9s ga. Der 5lu5 bat
einen 1aFsrFanb oen 6.5 6us uns fdllt.
gatt.ttsburI. ga. Der Slus bat etnsH
8aFerRaue bon 75 eus une fttgt.
Rauamha Eatts, 8. ga. Der alas
Bat einen BaN.rfaHb BON IL GUS nnb 'tetBt.
gbarlesto vs.. ga. Der SluS bat et.
nen 8aHsrHaub bon 7.8 i5uS unb lteist.
8Ieafaut, 70 Ba. Der GIus hat
.in.n 9aTerfanS BON So 6us uno ftei8t.
Fortsmeuta, D. D:r 5lus bat eInsn
70 afferhaue boa I'll Gus uHe fdut.
QexisotGIc. qu. Der 5lu9 hI. tinen
BaHeraaub bon SO ouf une 'teist.
Evansville. Snb. Der SIuS bIt elmer
@aFerfaHO bon l4.6 GUS uno 'tsbt.
Sake, 81. Der Slu5 bat eiRsR sSoHcr'
ian6 bon 1874 Sus uno fdut.
Nemphts, 3sau. Der 5LuI bat s'neH
BaFerHano bon 14.4 Gus uno tdat,
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lleberitdt bes Cincinnati Il
MnrfteS,
ftr bic Wontas, ben Ia. Auguit, 1919
enbioenbe Mode.

gtseiaaett. 10. aasuii 1919.
Die ma4fslosHben CuetiruHssH 5siiehes
~ aur ssf enorse Iraasattisaen. Del
tleiHeren osf4dftea ssrses stsas tsbsrs
yrsifs bsre4ast.
prssifisnta.
Der Narst ser rubsa. bic prifs fen.
eAnall. : yrima etsam sl0.5o-l0.e go
I. .. D.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Marsi
ia fsAsr. etsrt dear ssiisR llk--like,
i1srt NSpsRfsitsa IL - like, srtra fbsri
clear Soften ll-llI4e, s4altsrn l0t -
l0As, 0sui<s IL - 1875 Isfe ans NJ
mstr ssrSa6t.
Sassa-narst fsasr. eAsrs slau ssi.
ten l2L--I2kt. fsrss HtpysHfttisa l2--
l2l4s, eFtra hort clear esiasn l2--12lze,
e4slfers II I<-ils<s sns Dsliss l3--IS1t
lsfs ual ls Der pfsRb msbr serpadt
sugar Cured 6lsiL4. = Nasii ia asiis,
e4tssss 1886 1875, visnis e&uits,
DrsaifaA Dassn l5.50--16-50,
GAnItsrall De- AGO, NrD oegf Sat SAxI.
tern I2.00-l2IQ, tss6est osd. s4intsu
l9.Oo--3O.00.
Gitseb56eItes 6IeifM.--MerftfsR fen
64isfes el8 ,O0-l350, yirais eHHIterz
iO-l05zs, csliss l3k lake. SNultsra 10
lOt<s, Nsn osrf Gsi o4altsra IOh-- liz
6rif4ss6Ieif 4. - S4iHfta II " Sc
vieaif e@ultess o1<-l0J<s, e4xItern ~
-l0txs, ibsrt niepeafsitsH 10 10 fDsvt nays
.sitsalos -io S. .ytsa flsf eslts. 10
lot<s. esalss ll- I3s tsE efans. 0ssf Gar.
sst lo-ls<
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Sdbrlihe @erihwenouna BON
75 Drill. Dollars.

Die Ii6 Der obige Setrog id6rlib
BEL Der 5anoba6ung uuierer gdumz
lpoQsrnte erIparen lisBe, pirb BON els
nem 5afmann, rpie folut, olrqeleqt:
Die SuteembalIirun9 Der Baum.
nolle toItet osm pfIan5er pro 9aaen
81. 9a5u tommen SOC fir sSnlanos
5raht, 15c fir 9eritberuna, 10c fir
transport mad Dem Qdqerbaus, 10c
fir @ieqen, SOC 2agerbausgebiihren
uno $50 fiji GommiFion fir 0en
1dttcr. Somit srlpahIen benz
gflan3er bis gum 8ertauf Soften pon
1886 un0 bon benz Yertaufspreiie
BON etpa $50 pro gauen oerbieibeu
ibm nur $46.15. Der 9aufer in 2i=
perpool 3ablt fir ben gleihen SGtlea
$50, unb Der unterihieb BON so err
tlGrt Iin aus folgenoen 8oiteH: groz
fit bes @rpprrsur5 81, 6ratt nah
QiperpoOl So, Speien oaIelbit S1.40.
Martneperfiterung Toe, 6 Pro3sn.
Cara pom 8ruttogeipiht $3.50 uno
psrrutbliter Gjenihtsperlult 25c pro
Sallen.
SaIt ale Dieie Bpiten beoeuten cine
pirtbihaftllhe 9erIdpenbung uno
lie lieben iich 8umetit permeiben purgb
9erpaduHg Der gaumppLIe, pie e
ausihliebIit in GqppteR unb gum
Sbsil bsrsits audi I'M SubeH qsz
ftieht, in FeItoepebten 9urlap. anftart
Der loien Suteidde. in 8ausn pm coz
ltnoriiter, aHftatt Der Wiirfelfprm.
8ei 8efolgunq bes aeuen Snftems
pirbe Der 9flQn3er anftatt S4615
pro gallen um So mebr entbalten Die
| feitItehenpeH Soften Der i'm Siioen
hauptid6Iit) ge5rQualtden 8erpads
uno betruqen, eiridltsBlth Der grz
\ porttoiten, $13.85, bic bel gerpatung
in mooerner 5orm nur 7.35. Daraus
eraiebt fih sine mogIihe grfparniB
bon $3.50 pro 9ullen. pber bel einer
Grntc pon ublihem enbresumfanae.
cine gegentpdrtiee pirtbihaftlins
9ergeubung DON rs Min. Dollars IN
| Sabr.
| Die eln5t9e odtur 3u erlanaenoe
grtIdrung oeer aehtfertigung beftebt
barir, bab in ben gegenpGrtia i'm Sis
ben oorbdnbenen 9aumnpupwHeu
pieI GeIo augeIegt lit, fpeldes perlorer
iein rpiirne bel allgeuletner einfus.
runq Der moberuen, rationellen 9ri
Der 8aumpoa : gerpnduua Bon
Regierungs Sneenieuren iDirb aus
beAauptet, es fpiirpeu taslit in ber
aser. StaateR fir StraBenbou ein'
UhlIion Dollars psrausgobt. une et'
Ina eia 2ritteI isi psrIorenss 9elaA.
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TfehI.-NeueS 0inter DateHt -. $3.50,
0intsr Hanes t4.65-4.85, Dintsr 6amilg
S4.10--4.3O, Ggtra $3.85--4.I0, or6indres
$3.60-2.6O. GARTER Msisea Yatent t6.lo--
SIS, ID fanes 44.65--5.00bo. Bamilg $4.00
--4.25, Mssssnmebf, norbmefIi@ esnifHtes
t4.75--4.S5, rsinesg gita s5.00-5.15 ssmiiA.
tss s4.75--5.O0 per oti.
Meiaen.- Marft Iebtait unb tstia. 30. .
rstbu utaer Binter 103-l0Se. 70. 8 DO. 81
--102tsc. 30. rother 85--95e Der HHfheI.
Eertauft pufbtn: Q Cars 30. 3 roiber @iatsr
su g7c, gars bo. sa 98t<t, Gar DO. ,u
i03ke, q Gars bo. su 1O0c, gar 30. 2bo.
tu103e, Gar DO. ~ l041xe, Car 80. 4 bo.
su 95e une Gar roibsr @intsr mad probe
3u sie auf benz Belsiis.
HsIfAfsra.-Wnrtt ruh,a aub feit -
70. . vsisss 61--S1 ke. no. 8 peisea 80 -
S01at, no. 4 Deibes 77-79e, Rc. aeIbss 80
--Sls, 30. 3 bo. 10 80e. 10. bo. rs
---7ee, no. 2 semiihtsS S0--8le, 30. 8 so.
10 - Toe. 10. 4bs. 76--7Ss, peisss aolben.
form 75-78e. stlbss DO. 78-s1s. semiihtts
bc. 76--79t per 8uftd Sertauft purbtu:
2 Cars SO. a nsibts III 1876, I Gar DO. Az
78l4e, Gar bo. III 77I5e, Gar go. 2 So
~ sl16t, | Gar iptises Rad probt All II 74e,
/ Gar oo. ,u 7sl4t. Gar bo. AZ 7se, Gar
aeutiid1ies nah probe III 751s,. ! ear Ro. 3
s.miittes ,u79c. Gar aemifhtes, uuae.
fta!tes aoIbtHtorn III 73c uno 2 ears gslbes
DO. ,u S0c auf benz Gslsiis.
cafer Narft ruhia uno Hetia. 70. Q
nsuer weiber 1874 l6s, Stonearb nsiser33 v
34c, 20. peisi 1886, no. 4 hstiber al
33e, 9o. 2 aemifhter 1886, 70. 3 DO. 81ta-
82e, Ho. 4 DO. 30--31Lat Der Bu. Bsrsauft
ben: 4 Cars 20. 3 tptitsr ,u 33e, 2 Cars
As. Q DO. Az 32Jfe. Gar 30. DO. AZ
34s. Car 30. DO. III 32c, $50 gu. no. 3
p.ibsr nit Roaa.n su 3c,uno Cara Ho. 2
aemtihter IN 32tkc auf bem Geleiie
/ Asaaen.--- Dtartt astia. Ro. 1919,
No.3 73-75s. no. 4 65--73s. etr.auft nur.
ben; 3 Gars 70. 2 su TIE. 500 8u. no. :
nit Safer ,u 7Et auf bsm eelsiis uno 9
Gars 30. Q Al 74lke BET antunit.
serasamatj. draSia5rs5srfe 81. lb
-l.18 Der Su
grsIei d o.r 1.tr,is..Br.ife nis s.a..
aiasn am glsihta 1as. be, osriasn 5asr.s
Mug. IL. 1912. Una. 10. 1911
Msi,er. Ns. . rsther lo41se s9h
Rsffhfsru, Ho. 8 a.miihtes 10: 6sh
eaisy, 70. aemihter nsues 32Ht 40t
| Ro1peH Ro. uensr ..... TIE o5e
peu 10. ! 9imotbn $1,000 s24.0J
Bhisfa.
Ser pttrtt nt- T.nl. B.r'1tt wareeu:
80 rsIs. Tiailers finifhss eooss au
Der 1aiis ben tl.3s Der @aasa..
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Orb Oopbs MART.
etneiuuati, 12. auguk 1911

etneinuati, IL. auguk 1912.
Ser Warst mar In Der periIoFsnen g8oae
,ieinlitl lsbbaft, iptsttQ fur 6srbf. uuo
@int,rnaar,n. Ter Rar!t idIos feit sa ben
foIaenesu prtiieu
Rrauner Wusrf H--8reat sons q 8ht
E3eIfet g. {. Fig @ &c Gafetuceo = Z &C. Scils
tcrioR -saHliln sIzc. uucu Gi7t. gLigh,pr :
Gli Aiser Il u Il 1870 Gteoi ggeftern 72c,
perpereI 1914 zoe be. "a iSc. niien 1914
25c, bo "a 23c, Reari 1914 Ice. DO. 94 tic,
s'rin5ion 9fs i7C. bos10hs f9c.
1etIettte TIi ns tins - g2amfutis
tiiSc Erutf ef TIE R1rW s& &t 9ouSbele sl-c.
mgafonhine 9a.c Sin skc Sppe T%c. 1:lrs
fhrer sue, wSnrpe 7e. SorqetsTesaSot 7A { Cle
.iorp exc 1rmf alns ais Giber,h sac. 8tli
ebae sAe, Firit gar 54e. Godliette 5llt.
iitica 1914 27e. 30. ga 2tc peart 1o.4 PIC. DO.
prtnts-gnercnr Epiyiiuas SAC EeEirni
Rorf 4Ze. Nracsicar Snhian .Ac ho. apousn'
trns ur,n erans rLt Simlfun V7ouu:irGs Trh
arnfe 5Ae. gclnmtis anbtao &c bo. Wearr.
sunS urs prnue Ts TrriH Fohes TcctNc essc.
gntionaI ~: Gan 1en 5He. Srfon axe
ss-7hcrrsss- 7Hr nOrrocS 714e:
~nfTnrA a0f aC Frriiac ~ 9ibc Cite Greti
1tiSe GeeIems 1870 Queen y t5e sscfi ~
i4,ss sasaurtanTsa 1e, gogsftaar r 9 tsy,
or. rrerssi r'ar'r snc oencdfser E.nple
6ze, 1892 O. airrfon &c. Grdrmcfe 5St.
TTatb 1--GuT Jtf Tikr @neri ptre 7tA~
slI1toma 7c. RoItoE &c. cle Sirsinia ei4e
| Eer airs, age
Rrisston ioMt. " u rye.
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Go: 3. :]lurrag fga. e.i,,; s,a5
3f6 itnion Srui.De6GxSe.

Sobn u. Sront an Glenn .. Il. >.
60. $1,000.
ebparb 6. ga6trup an Miaosl u.
S6red $3.50.
Stanlen 8. Resbbam an Union 9.
g. u. 3. 60. $4,000.
Geo. Gdmann on Gb. Q. Quinn.
$500.
sSo6n 3. Ronnebaum il. aH YroDi<
bent g. 8. Ii. Z. SO. $4,000.
6. s. Wtunb on DO. $1700,
6arrp Stein an Do. $2500.
IT. $. StafforD an 4lice 6. 5obn<
ION. $4,000.
4bam 5if6er an Goasss 6tu 8. II.
g. GO. 5000.
ImeDeo Noniitropa an Gaurenttno
Segators. $1675.50.
glnna s. 0erotn an Glendale y. II.
6. u. So. $2500.
8. s. 6iner an 4mbrois 6. pas
6ouo. 800,
2ouiS 8. 2ring an DeitpooOSomss
| iteao SO. $500.
Bertha 5offmann an Centennial 9.
u. $500.
Qufreb SO. geertamp an 8rso. %.
aleine. $675.
Charles +. Dolf an /. Rattonal 8.
Ii. 8. 81. $500.
Ssrosl qIotnit an Giti3ens 3. u.
go. 2. $500.
2tlfreo 80. 8eerfomp an /. RotionaL
| q. Il. 6. 50. $4,000.
@etiI9te 6pPotbeten,
| 5obn q. 6raut an Glenn 9. Il. g.
| u. $3.50.
5ermann GroBteim an Grnit Stds
tipn 8. Il. 9. 60. $500.
5uItd Weuman an Centennial g.Q.
$500,
Bertha 6offmon an Suite 4eGmoR.
1856.
Murp g8isis an Weit ROrnooo 9.
Ii. 8. Go. $500.
Cornelius 6oqes an 6enrq Bag.
$500.
Bulb garter an 16os. 0}cGDile9.
, SruItse. $4,000.
Go. 3. IIrit an groOtoent g. g.
u. Z. So. $4,000.
Ulinto q. Cor an Soutbern Cbio 6.
ii. Z. SO. $1,000.
Catherine gepton an Cincinnati
9ruft 60. $4,000.
aba $. 6oIDp an gropibent g. g.
, II. :. SO. $500.
J. 5. g. stafford an Some San. ST.
60. $4,000.
:. Sarab 8onobue an Catlsp' BART 6.
n $500.
Senrp gau an Catherine 6. Sun.
$3.50.
E. Mogoalsna 9aas an Gartie GsrB,
$4,000.
Y Charles SculI an s. 9. Grapforo,
E $1,000.
q. 9. gterion an Clifton MutuaI
5 g. Il. 9. So. S2250.
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81 90, Berpadt $ls.oo--ls.5O, Gitp ertra
5nbid gfes $1a.oo-l9.25.
Sat Weats finb fsf. Gep5fefte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA Hfo., Ii if--14e, bo. SAal.
tern 8 tS--s11t, Do. eGtnten 13L--14e.
SAmdl5 ia fsf. Wibble 8eA primA
$1o.65--l0.75; aaffnirter III ffetis. eonti.
nent $l1.15, Q. u. a.sl1.70, eompeuHs S1s--
SIC.
1sIs in fea. srima siss ~ s1ss,
Gsuntrs 5s4-s1s,.
1anmD sItfaamen. Del III fhipah.
Srima robes in nominea, srtma esmmer
selbes $6.12--6.23.
Sdrsteum IN a.tig. Raffnirtss
Rem BORT 1886, BsiIaeslp5ia uasBaltimsr:
1876, DO. in Bnft "a Is.
Bsfle 1T rubtg. Eomtftie 6l.eet Ohio
31-32t.
Oar, IN rubig. 6traines, stsOsnlites
Bic sutes $6.55.
ferpentin Ia nillig :u 43c.
1eis IN fttttg. --eiubetmifSer 4-ehe,
Batna 8--61at.
Wsla Zee ia itetig. H.n Orleans Open
Rettle, outer bis Dolce. 37-52e.
Sud 6sr.--Hsher in nominsa. Wust asass
- Get. 355t, Centrifugal ss 9ta 4.05c.
Mslafes- 3uier 80 4ea 330e RaFfuirts,
III ftetis. eut 2oof $500, gruibss 5.80e
Noulo II" 5.45e, Subs 5.35e, Bombsr.o
5.25e, sranulatss 5.10t, Diamond II,
5.10e, GouFettioners N" 495t, 30. 1876,
80. 2 4.9)t, 30. 34.35t, 80. 4.3oc, SO. :
4.75, 8o. 4 4.7ot, Ro. 7 4.65e, 9o. 8 4.60t
no. 4.55e, 10. 10 4.5)t, Ro. IL 4.45, ao
12A.4oe. 3s. l3 4.35t. 10. IL 4.35e.
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alnsipdrttae aNdrfte.
R.sDsrt, IL. HuauF,

R.sDsrt, IL. GaauF.
Wssl.- sufubr 5000 DbIs.. gsrfanst
l3, ,06s SbIs.-- Der gsarft mar htute fetia.
Ssrins Satent s5.l0-5.45. Mimter straiats
$4.60-4.60, sSint.r paients $3.50. 25,
Esrina dsars S4.5o-i.80, @snter Grtra.
As. / N.l0--420, 70. Q DO. 400. 10,
Aanias straiahts $4.3o-4.50.
Msasenmtbl Gar heute ftstia. sar
bic eufes Sa.25-4.45, 5sies bis fanes $4.45
- SO.
EuGret,eum,afi In rH5is sa t2.se
Der loo Tfnnt 'air bis autes $.295 -
SIS, dsiss bic fantp s5.0o-5.25.
Naismeb mar fetig. 6einss neises
xns aslbes 81 65-I.70, srsbes $l.60--l. .s5,
AiIrsrses S4.05.
gmSpst,.r ncmineI. 1meriean s5t
uns ganaoian $50 t. /. 7. Ren Dors.
Mssasa rubia. 70. Q @eaern rs,
BEL Anfunft C. l. Z. buffalo.
esrfs Ia ftttig. Mst,seras 10 - so'
s.tf. TuTals.
@si,sn-8uGusr 100, 800 Du.. serSanS
| 232, ,039 Du. Deartt mar feit. Rs. rotbsi
nsusr 1896 i'm sI.Sater une loSht 70. b.
f&utmmenS. 30. aortbern EuIuth l03 I,
I. .. b. ftuimmsas.
MeIiAtsrn. 3ufahr Serfans
4 D4R Gu. Mntll WaE 0AlH. NtpVLk Wn.
nsser S2x i'm Gls6a!sr uns S2e I. o.
| fApimmeHo.
oafer. - 3uFusr 81, ,925 Uu.. Seriane
| IL, 200 gu. Rarst Ear idwaa. stanbarb p,i
Der 53s I'M elsoatOr. sis. 3 ntissr 53e, 30
53e, Rs. 4 53c
fea IN ftstig - Brima l35e, 70. $50
r.. l20s, no. 3 95-l06t.
| csbftn Hau. State 1911, srbind
rrrtis Asiee 23-29e; 1919 1O-l6r; paei6
Scat 1911, srstndrsr sU 4ssse 2S - 26e
1910. l0-lSs.
| &1ute ans iistis - Central uNerie
15s, 1ossta 24L--25At.
| 4ebsr IN i.k. esnts& 35-2N.
| gsrf ia netia. eanil, t1A.AO-- 2i .Ol
l1sst dear sls6o-2l.pa Nsb sl9.76-
s0.25.
Sect ta hart. sssail4 $500 - 1880
sest sl6no~ASc. rssf. e@tnssa gao
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atnssiet.-Bsesss %. .75--1025. seras
Gtiers S. .O0-690, neftli6s Stiere $500
$50, eto6srs une Ssebsrs $500 - 100.
llise uns 5eiftrs $2.e5-s1 Is, RdIber $3.50
--9.75. Taartt i'm aasemeineu fetiq.
GAneine.-3 3eiAts 81 .90--6.4Th, se.
mifdte $7.5c-s.45, fdpsrs 81 SO - $50,
rau6e $7.35 - 7.6o, Gsrssl 5000 - s.75
Wartt 5--10c bobtr.
6Aafe uue mtr.-Smafs: Gin
heimiidbe So. .20-470, nettIide 90 4o--4 80
Sdbrlinse "a. so, edmmtr einbetmt'
f6e $40 - 7.50, ptftihs $430 -- 7.65.
Warft ftstis
Sufubr. - Minssteb 1900. S6Deins
l5, 900, Sdafe uno edmmer 10000.