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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 20, 1919 · page 9

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Pl .ed With \Vorlf oft
eaunrphy —— Eight'I
Rehearsall

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Fred .
Elevens Receive
in Signals -—
Again Is Injured

\l".\\' ii.\\‘F..\‘. $pr. 2t).—-~Ono of tho
.~ u!‘ Irish-inlays practice of UK
difficult
it was

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l-‘t ctl \luz'phy.

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\to‘ I-I H l - : 'i‘ln (' inllidult- had lllt‘
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1 .1: val ;-' tutu ~ 'lr-‘H' was a \‘lel‘ in
lull: \lllll\ 11m] .u‘.\ "(1 \lt‘it‘l'l“'lallllll
1... gut l'triiil».

'l'lt- r.1urnin_:‘< twirl. was devoted to
1 mr lni'iu inn- :Itimzth and 10m: milli-
1.;g l_Ul tlzw tEu-v .mtl incl; field squads.

r" :uoou included a
for eight

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it lint] ii: trimmed to ilk“

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‘w‘ it‘ll up t‘.’ tmszh :th oriz-inall)‘
VI . A if. iii-muw‘i'x in Ed :1 ”we'-

'r ‘ ' "A and L»l.ilv'd the articles
t" it"‘itiPiii which calls for a "treaty

- 't-i lmut H Alhct‘t Hall on December
tho. lzl'uVVVVtelIL‘lll thampinnxliip
livckvit mw holds lllt‘
.u’uight llilH of Great Britinn and
.. t.. nth' the heavyweight cham-
of Europe. ( llill'lt‘f‘ Cochran.
'n'm staged the bouts between Wilda
uul Lynvl‘. and Moore is the 'promol'or.
mui it is understood his is offering a
intrse of $75.000I tor the boxers to dir-
inte on the basis of 73 pt-r cent. to the
winner and 25 per cent. to the. loser.
”wing to Becki-it‘s good physical con-
uhtiun and the belief that the French—
man is in far from good form the Eng-
lr'sshnmn is a 1 to 2 favorite. .

Dlll'lnfl' tho meeting: it was announced

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that Dempscpy would receive a flat-_

wring offer to met the. winner in Lon
«ton. and it was confidently predicted
the Alllt’ilcal'l would accept. Owen-
1301‘ in his first battle since would at
{he Wu" knml’od out Dick Smith. a
mediocre liaht hoavvweight, in the
Pig‘ilth round. The Frenchman‘s per-
imam» w'is not impressnvv.I and he
engined i716] at the flow of the’hont.
mNARD MAY BOX TENDLER
fmw HAVEN. conn., Sept. 19.—
;Rennio Leonard, the. lightweight cham-
zuén is willinz to 'ieet Lew Tendler
I . info fifteen or twenty round bout for
” this: title here, according to a state—
mfiit hv Cam. w. G. Dolled}: tonnerly
of ”the police force, who is interested
i "boxing. Capt. Dohefly has asked
1 Glossman, for Ten'dler, to agree
to the match.
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ElMA. Peru, Thin-day. Sept. 13.-—-

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KICKIN’ AROUN; __
WITH LOCAL sroms

The Springwoods go to Sing Sing
again tomorrow. They will play a re
turn game with the mm of'thnt place.
On Labor Day. the Sing Sing team do
footed the local Wye by a score oi 3-2.1
The game which was a keenly contest-
od one. so pleased the prison boys,!
that they cancelled a game which they!
had already booked for tomorrow in}
ordrr to make room for the Spring;
wood game. A very large number of]
motors (Tom this city will make the}
trip up along the Hudson with the. lo-i
cal to... l

The Rex A. C. will go to Brooklyn.
tomorrow and ploy a return guns
with the team of the U. S. S. Favorite.

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Norwu'k. Swim llllnl 1"". 1919

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:Gentlemon of the Council:

l Stu-lion 62 of the (‘ity Charter req
tthe (‘ountil at the end of each fisca

:the city gm ernmeni in relation to

that
3.

the Mann
statvmrnt u‘.

innitnunmatp to
lllv Inndition m

.4». "‘mnt . \ ;.u-i .m ‘9'
menu. pro
, in conformity with this mull-en l submit I‘m )uurcnnxul' within this
. report.
i (‘onsidoflnz the unfavorable conditions whmw wnstnntli rum;- costs 0‘

'materialsIand all the expenses of running 1hr m)- “I-t‘l‘ nt’iuctrtl. than finan
cial blunting made In considered to he a matter oi cnnzratuiatinn Finch d:-
Ipartmvm ot the government shows a substantial surplus at thv 3.!!!)le
appropriated to their uses and a decided rvduru‘on in th . I: \ 1- i . l

ioxer the previous and fm-mer years. ‘ ‘ A ' h " m”
1 Tho rondition of the city‘s finances is coniuinvd in tin
'Fourth and latch taxing districts. and is as follows:
RECEIPTS A80 EXPSNDITURE s—FOURTH TAXING DISTRICT.
Year Ending. 5 rtembor 1, 1919.

r year, made by tho Board oi Eminmtr and

stun-meal of the

1Tt~tul appropriations fo

 

whom may defeated last Snturdny ‘f_ ‘ Taxation ............. . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . , , . I101", 50
moon in a mo pinyed at Amuoe- Expenditures,
mnt Park. The gm. '5" be gland :gmll\ ................ i . ......$40.T€)4.82
_ re ........................... . .. . 24.28838
at “mm“. Park‘ grotto» ..................... 28 962 36 94mm;
The Lockwoods and the Time will , ' .:. ' -
play their thin! game. of their seriesI 1 Balance of uni-upended appropriations ”.023.“
at the Ward street grounds tomorrowt l and.“ a. “.1. the year_
aftm'noon. 'l‘ho Lockwoods have wonj ' {Taxes and interest. list of 1917. . . 477.047 42
two of the games already played and. lIghlicv Izopaz‘tmvni silicenses. etc. . , .. 0.7.75
. . . : t (Irpnv‘u ton tax ................ $18.47
If tIhPY Wln lOanI'J'OW, it will end ‘heI zlnlr-ro st (in dciliosiis ................ 4933.6b
sarws. The. backwoods neIxt oppon. IStrmzq Deanna“ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20.3.01;
unis: will tln n be tllu lem‘s. WM nref lFif‘h ‘Uhtrlfl ”‘ l‘nurih ----- . 20,000.00
at tlm pwzmt time holders of the city. in” Uri-artmem ........ 3514 ”9 cm: .1
title. The series between these two 'i‘ _ I 1 1 1'1? * -..
. II . . . . \t‘i’l‘lll 5 mm laXl'.\_ iS‘r .1 V1.1 141?]: 3113-13, 5;
mum, Will be. for the City champion I )glm .a; appropriation h) B. m E .
slup. i For meats 2. .. ................ . smut? 83‘,
Three. prizes it was heard are to he “11' l‘O‘icv .................... 75,13
anrdml to the. winners of tho endur- l ""1‘ Vi?“ .37» M 41:35 Hi.
allow ““7“”. which was “Nd (mp “WP“ ‘I . . l‘.ll.lll<“i‘ «in hunt! ml unapmnmiutvtl fund: .. $7.!"th
ago tomorrow. ‘ Arthur Stalwll, who . Amount ui' cash on hand ............ Mn 3);: 1‘
fitil<llltl tint is to ri-cvivo- n gold . .I'l‘z..\'-\ one list 1917 ........... . .... 7.89.393
modal Jm- (low-mun who finished sec- 3‘ ' *
. In,“ .- -. , Slxatnfii.
oml l.‘ to ion m .l >lllt r one and An- t , ‘l.t . LT" my nded appropriation~ .... ...... .. 912?: .'2
drmm l'lmh-rsou. the only young lady E»
in have entered illt' swim. and who E I 5“”4"~ ...................... . . sww.
hzui ill“ ll making successful progress :’ 'IIiII:iX"\ I‘Im on list jxyllh' ......... $2. Hid-.3,
. t tin 3'» "I: ‘.. 3.." 1? .- _I,\: In:
until she Wu“ taken With a cramp near E 'Tri‘we duo on E‘s! 19H , ........ 11931,.“
Tavern lslnndI will receive a bronze , ' T'nws tent» 0: list 1913,. 1.72HM»
modal. ‘ I'l‘uxt Hun on list 191': 13“.“ nt
u t . . . e- .s . .. l " l
(.( nit. one u: tin in. tot W159i§ of t a. 'l‘mfi “I‘d ..I.\I .- J. :m I“ i~t it'lf'SlC,‘Ht .1
thr lrm-tx'woods is about one. of the i' I
pi: \‘t'l’t ‘t pimli llillnrs in this town E. ‘ RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITUR{,S——F'J'”7H . ~TF. -_
iv; ‘cw‘l'ul of thc- gamma in which thr g t For the v¢ar Ending Septemhcv 4 . 'r.
!.-u Lvrumh; limo. played. (‘t‘onk has.“ ‘ I'l'r mi t't'o‘tifi-I' ’1t«i'.|nn~ - i, . t-.
v-um‘ across with long drives inm ‘I l . \"'-““ 5'1“ “'1'”
. t imp-'1; -. l 1.: , ......... 3‘? ""‘
‘1‘ "('illi'l‘, when :1 hit meant :1 run II l ling-m»- . L; fillytzflfflhfi‘.‘ " ' i: “LEI
it. « tin." this, CronkIhas himself in rev, . I ;. :4“ :3}. er‘iz-w; J _
(-mt «ii-Hu- mnes.-rome in with the l l" g ' ~ 'i,‘ "limp-é ............ S'ui‘i "
“ Immm. run. m. l ': ‘tu MN» m tII'u) HiiIlIl ix ................. I.1"v
,,. . ' . ,..- ‘tn‘v '
'l‘ "Ultl mctlul which was rncvnily ‘ k; i~ . (h; ”LII ,II.~, “I ,I' ,H'H‘Ijm’ " "’ I ‘I. . '.'
. ,. . . i. vi .‘.1 ‘l'i
....1 mr Arthur Siahell tlu'nuul‘ (-mN-Imyi fun, rm.- :i on fi;-.u mi nut that Nitinncv'r l‘at Moran. the “Mum in \iun." Humv' ‘..; “,n in. . in 1! mini: _____ .......... 1 ,194 In; .
' 1'1"”:‘7 sub,~ri'ipii0li fund. ““59“ who world’s 5min.» 1“.wa il‘k. “l'nr. tun ltllt'li'vl‘s‘ but! tour?" 'l‘hc two \Vhih St“ l\\iil““* l“- .‘t ""1‘ it 1!" \l‘l'V‘q‘r‘I" “'- tram ”ll" ‘” ““11"“ ------- ~""i““ " ‘ 13H 34“ L"
tl-2mwl: thv- Spittinvl has nrriuwl. and . . 3 . " -. s 1:. \ do not 'iwv ‘lio’ mltm-s it look in Tho tour t‘mrinnmi piv lute-t w ~ «luv-t: x' it: .
(icon: and “mum, T _ t- .. . .. :», . v .;,;; l;.;.:wmn,~ . .. . SZIP‘T"?
\ ‘I"I lvt‘ Il"“““”'“dI m him. I ‘ll the first «trim: :ll't' l-Tllur lim-thvt. Stillm- :omi Kin: Tlu‘n ‘xlh‘ (thin onth l>lilfil$ pom: to n..I\IIl '-.i.t :tH-i l.iltill' IIII I this tuli' IIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIII III m. mung IIII II, 1139mm»;
' ".' “AWN" Wtimt l"')lllfl“ lwilil “i ll illf‘ hm tnm‘ iti'wlg :m)’ huh) Thpyrmnn nil P‘lfillt r ‘m-lrtz :i grout hp“) t".t )1 ll he «luv ~zr ' ‘1 lmll
hhid I“ ma lllt‘i‘llllfl “m” “90k M (‘all>t‘ of what ltv imzms ’thnnt l’n Whito Sax lmlit :.~ through his Amrricnn iwnrm- ‘-\p:‘i~,=v- S: ..‘ .‘I
tiltitlx who a mom will he organized . .7 ,. .. V , .nI. Hut
ll .- tlm (Inlllllll', season. A very stronu ,_..,_ .. “ III~~\ 0" muwl - ..... $it- l t .3
and inst l'ltWt'll is ixpected to he on Five Leading Batters I. 1..” in,“ an"; is “in.“ m m. nu, VF -- \- ' . . .t. m 5 7»: h.
the l‘t-ltl "t‘MllV to mom :ill OWW'TS. - - . lm smmui .cv-l‘» I , . . . ~
' ' . in the leJOl Leagues . _ . . _ V .i . _ .......... s- .. n79
.. -- - ... . . _. 2 __..._. ,_ Anuihm “.11 I.,. ,1, plan“ Sum . .u.1~;v‘u]H‘mI-d luvw (Willi-Howl (m
TliE STANDINGS i AMERICAN LEAGUE. tltt- Humid 1' («vii "1‘51 ‘93: Thu A. ‘ ~ I I Sim»- 1915 l. A” 1‘; 1.; MC ~~~~~ .. . .. 5313‘; tn.
" "'— 5 Player. C. All, R ll PF comer is Tu E." (izndiunvr of tho till! I {\I“ " “ ll ”It‘ll“ 3”“ 01 ilIHiUlb ........ ... ltd! ll"
National League. ("’bh -“*‘ 473 ‘7‘ 1“ fig"- unsitv. “ha ‘...1 \ t m hrnkv his arm 1‘” ..l‘ ‘ ‘1 hm“ “flunk“ ( a“) """ ' " " ‘3“ “H
\V f .9 P .lat'k<tiii 133 ‘9K 75 ‘7‘ .34" . . . : I .~ I I *_ . . www nil lial‘tk ttl pHSlls ......... ... 1,1"? 7'“
(.moinnati ............ 9?. 41 .694 “d“. 1“6 H? n» lfix‘ 114.“, ;n thu l Z‘Vlll-H‘] _. h x _.mm a. Ptmu- _ _-
New Ym'k ----------- 51 5“ 431" V080“ ....... 1:11 50s xv 17.: 5:44 “"1- On Exhibition m the Show . I I" ‘1‘ Ii: S?" “*5".
. ~ ,. "’ fif‘, ‘ .. 1 . » '.~‘ . .\. . , _ N -.._. ’___ . v0 _ I ,- I V - >‘it1t‘llll‘ll‘ t»: uncn.vr~1.»( [I > .5 -
(rim ago ....._m an ‘L lob.n .. , _ .131 L15 ._ 1m ,.._‘.\ , “ mdow 9f "6‘ [5. Clothing ll\l (9‘ 19) 1114.1". II I rtxl 1mm IIIII
l‘lllhhll“£h ............ 69 66 .all NAoIO AL LEAGUE T” N A” S I ', — l‘ 't 01... tl<................. 4' .‘_.
itrookivn . . . 4 .64 69 .481 Player. G. AB. R H. no MRS- W'GH ‘ A .D ; Store Mulunn tun-t .‘H'i'tilllll socuriti: s .331: um m.
Boston. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3‘ 76 .‘15 Roush 1.,“ ‘9" r‘. 1“ n‘,‘ TO TENN'S L.AURE'..5 i it'tiill il;~' 191‘ )9]? appropriation. ‘llIStltI lltl _
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . .50 81 .382 Hérhsb‘: ' ' ' ' ' .112 4.87 till 153 :54 National C umpion Wins Langwood The Sentinel ”I“ l‘. mi inda\ llic “up limit 12419.3" , _ _ .. _ _ guImm 1m
Philadelphia I '-' ''''''' ‘6 8* 35‘ Myers . - ' ~129 “’95 56 153 3"9 Fm” cold nit-rial whirl] i~ to be prvsvmml 7;, 3.- (A,
Amer'ca" Le"“" Stack ........ 130 Mia it 144 .308 nuc'rnx st ; t. 2H, Mrs. Georre W. . . . . . . s” 1‘“ "
\V. , 'P (u Groh 1“(I “a 79 1"5 307 .. - . . . to Artliui htalveh. wno on Mimi”. Jn- l‘rom line Lth «luv and ,n-t unrollo ‘l<'tl vnouuh .».,, l). till-U " It.» pus Io!
Chicago ..... . .87 46 .654 "'“j;w'_m____‘_ _ " ' “xszlnman. naumml "film“ :hI‘I’mPI'OF t, “I swam an“... ;Img Hand Sound 1 w iiwmmm» lumd (lite .lanuar} 151. 1921. “ht-ll mum-ti in tin- sinking hum.
Cleveland ............ 80 52 .606 won faom Miss Marion 2 n erg em from-Eaton Veck to Baton “m“ in 4 amount _
Detroit ............... 75 53 .591 GAME W.ARDENS TOUR vestemav in tho final round in the l ., . . T t‘ . .. / Bonded immednm.
. . v ‘I -2 SS .554 T I . . . tours and 4- minutes. he one 0‘ 1,. .J. 9“ I II . I
N‘“ ”r‘ ----------- ‘ ‘ _ HU'RTING COUNTRY womuns tennis tournament at the 1 d l boa l . . . it from . -1' an. 1M. LJ 4 pm cent. Funding Bonds. (tatul Jan 1 HM SIMON»?
Boston ............... 2 67 .48.) .- I . C IIrIka (‘lllh in SU‘aiKhi’ lie me In rs IlP inhfilfl on “‘1‘. April 19‘. 1939¢,4 per 09!“. Funding lllmdfl. dated Al'l‘ll I.
St. Louis ............. 6-1 69 .181 ‘03:““0‘1 ‘ K" t d Eaton Nook. 1.0m: Island. to Ron-n 1909;
Wi‘shinz‘m‘ --------- 3 81 '3“ United States Gume Warden Albert “‘5' “'2' ““" “r” .\ “‘1 ma" 9 Point (\mnecticut. it also bears in" Cm ml purposes ................... $120.0Num
Philadelphia .......... 35 98 .263 St dlm' .. . . n “I i . d R 1'03an Miss Ztnderstem for the cham- figure of a «swimmer in motion “8mg _ High school .................. . ............ 1001.00.00 zenomuo
.__-_._.__ / .- a “- 13 m ’ n ‘0‘ a) an mn ‘ pionshlp in Philadelli‘tia early“ the 'h l t h) A . .‘. out lluo Juno 1st. 1942~l L4 per cent. Bridge Bonds. damd .luno- l
X'ESTERDAY’S RESULTS ing a tour of the hunting country With I‘ an ‘1‘“ am 5 m ‘9‘ n ; to]: I , . _ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . . _ 260000!”
_____ I'Warden “'llhur Smith. melon. A H Fuller or caster ud fa il'iv lam stood diamond form:- t)... July 151. 19“., 4 14 per (‘PIL School Bonds-I. dated Juh 1°
American Lelouv. ; Migratory game birds and song M 55 nna ' it. non of a pact of the media, I. The modal is 1914 ...... 4' . . . ._ ................. l. .. . . . . . . . . . , 1009“!”
NPW York. 4: Pittsburgh. 2. thirds are now protected by the Fed- defeated Miss Marfinfi’ F318“ made of frold and was a special maths llueilunuary 1..th. l9:~~t~—-l 1-4 per cent. Bridgv Bonds dated Jun.
Philadelphia. 3: St. Louis, 1. ' Philadelphia in the final round of IM . . ._. 30 h’ t‘ .e 1-» 19141 ......................... . ............ 100000.08
(Wigwam, some postponed on eral as well as the state laws. and it _ , st le .4; 64 86 .- one ‘hW-h <30St $09.. - l 9 en ll .
’ ‘ . . . umor n s, a . ‘ - ' - ‘ _ . - »
account 9; rain. is rumored that certain Violations may ’ f”..- -._.__. Imount collected by the Sentinel at: Total ........................................... 3770,“!th
Other teflniInotIsEmduiod. be turned over to the Fedeml officer. U 3. [301,0 TOURNAMENT "‘9 t": “l W“: cinducttig ‘Eflmm't , Tax Rant
8 ‘0'“ “m”- l Babeleli Crimi was fined 8‘16 and . ' pain: I to un wt w [Cl :0 Fmst district ........ 20’) mills ' Third district "9! mill»
New York. 7; Detroit. 0. PHILADELPHIA- 3b?“ m-‘“” i“ purchase the medal. The metal Wu"- Second tum-m .......... 19.1 niills , rum dim-m ..... .12 mills

l'hiladc-lphis. 3; St. Louis. 2.

Cleveland. 12; Washington; 3.
Chicago, 3: Boston, 2.

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St. Paul. 10: lndianapolis, 4.
Minneapolis, 5; Columbus, 2.
lmuisviiie. 4-5: Kansas City, 2-2.
9. Toledo-Milwaukee, two games. post~
‘poned account wet grounds.

mDAY’S GAMES

National Loon...
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
. Boston at Chicago (2).
American Lenin.
Detroit at New York.
St. Louis at mud-infill.
Clevelnfl at Wall.“
Chicago at Em

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play here was combined 3m
hoim tmoy noon-t Inc. It.

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rtis at

Federal law.

'HARVARD PLAYEIRS WARK

Don Verrilli was fined 82? by Judge
Stamford. this
I for shooting protected birds and in
{whoa-ombudsman protected

week.

AT TOP - SPEED

to Halo coach

. CAMBRIDGE. Mass.,
Coach Fisher of the Harvard eleven W. Hopping, No.
did not spa!" his players in the final am No.
practice session of the week yesterday. back.

He sent his two leading varsity sounds
against ouch other Mr an hour.
(her of the teams-
lthetr Ion-lug attack. but And! Her"
tween, the 1917 “informal" mom «I when
BMW! m 1"“. WIIS. tam. made :1 drop kick may!” 7...“ m
ASTOCKROIM, hid”. Soot. 19,- the twenty 3
The Bethlehem Shel tooth-u tum until: Incl! three years M on
was victorious in tho lost m it will a try trom the twenty-five you! lino.

Sept.

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INo Lot up in 'so'fi Practice—Gardiner 1; J. “'81

20.3-

Nei-'
could score by “or.“ PM

did line. mm: Homo. ousted out

the polo tournament for the senior
championship of the Visited States
was to start at the Philadelphia Conn-
try Club todav. the first gum: polled
"led bring between the Moadowbroak
tour of Westbury. i.. 1.. and RockaWay.
The lineup:

Mcadowbmoks L. E. Stoddard, NT)

 

 

Ir.- paced on exhibition in the showI
store1

window oi Davis's Clothing

Respectfully nubmitted.
JEREMIAH ll(..lNOVAN.
‘ Mayor.

Won street. where the pubiicI

will have an opportunity to see it b"-

fore it is presented to the swimmer.

 

:Pepper or Landis May
Wed Garry Eon-null

 

l SYDNEY. Australia. Sept. 2(lir‘lrfldy ——Try an savanna-wont
: Davidson, wife of the New South South
iWnles Governor. at the opening of the
industrial exhibition here today, sold

she hoped the ladies of Sydney would ‘5...

 

:n In.
Not-walk Evening Sound it
you Centre the but multi- chair.

 

.‘m Webb. No. 2; H. P- Whit“ '” . not. renew the fashions which were _,, ..__ m ..___:D
nev. No. 3; Dom“ ““m‘m' w" - o "W mm" m “man“ "°"‘ m- cur 'rms our IT 1. mm
.. . Ramsey, No.1: 8. h lesldent John Heydlor of him. 35 they 5110'“ a tendency ‘0‘“ -
nockaway. C- C “"0“ 3 am of dress Which was not MONEY

2; Malcolm Steven-
3; Thor-u Hitohock. Jr.

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DUBLIN, Sam. 20.—There are nu-

.gumt tho woo-nut at Queen-
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