Defender and Vigilant Race for New York Yacht Cup Start
Races set for tomorrow and Monday off Sandy Hook with Defender and Vigilant competing for a $200 cup. Defender arrives at Bay Ridge as Vigilant anchors. trials to gauge speed, with congress rules on measurements, sail plans, and entry logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Defender
Vigilant
New York Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Valkyrie III
New Rochelle
Bay Ridge
Leeward
Sylvia
Colonia
Defenders Sails On Test Run From New Rochelle
Spectators lined the shore at New Rochelle to watch Defender and the Colonia anchored off Premium Point. Iselin and guests boarded the Defender to observe the installation of a larger sail set arriving by the Hattie Palmer. The crew worked overnight to fit the sails while the Colonia heads to Erie Basin for decommissioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Defender
Colonia
Premium Point
Iselin
Oliver
Leeds and
Kane
Hattie Palmer
Haff
Bay Ridge
Erie Basin
Harbor race results list Niagara first in 20 raters
In Bangor harbor events Niagara wins the 20 raters with a 4 08 20 finish after a fog disrupted timing at Gray Point Kilroot. Dakotah places second on time allowance. Eucharis and Dakotah follow. Britannia and Ailsa contend on longer Carrick course with Ailsa overtaking Britannia to win the second leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Irc
Niagara
Bangor Harbor
Dakotah
Britannia
Carrick
Gray Point
Kilroot
Ailsa
Majel and Sport Yacht Race Near Bartlett’s Reef
Sidney G Hartshorne’s sloop Majel beat Charles Ferguson’s fin keel Sport by 1 minute 12 seconds over a 16 mile triangular course from Fort Griswold House wharf to Bartlett’s Reef lightship to North Hill buoy and back. Majel, a New York Athletic Club boat, led after rounding the lightship and in a final stretch. both crews plan further racing with Sport challenging boats of 20 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NHW
London
Conn
Sidney G. Hartshorne
Majel
Charles Ferguson
Fort Griswold House
Bartlett's Reef
North Hill
Maje
Ferguson
New York Athletic Club
Sport
Rhode Island
Hull Yacht Races Set for Three Day Regatta
The Hull Yacht Club schedules a major regatta next Wednesday to Friday starting at 1 30 PM each day. The event will feature yachts under 87 feet sailing length, open to vessels from recognized clubs.
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Hull Yacht Club
Cavanagh Accepts Beatrice Race Challenge At Sea
John T. Cavanagh of Quincy replies to Charles F. Bache owner of the Harbinger, accepting a series of open-regatta races on the Beatrice. The plan calls for windward return and a triangular course, with a 3 12 hour time limit and a $500 purse. He suggests Emma C Ida J and Rainard enter.
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Charles F. Bache
Beatrice
Emma C
Ida J
Rainard
John T. Cavanagh
Quincy
Harvard Yale chance of peace over athletics
Harvard proposes a multi sport, multi year agreement to meet Yale in all athletics contingent on Yale withdrawing Captain Thorne letter. Yale officials debate acceptance as previous football dispute blocks scheduling. Outcome hinges on Yale concession and broader league talks with New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Thorne
Cambridge
New Haven College
Ames
Cambridge University
New London
Handicapped 125 Foot Race Entrants at Way Side Park
A list of riders from multiple states for the 125 foot handicap at Way Side Park South Framingham includes J Doyle Adams Mass and E Donovan Natick Mass with wood yard adjustments, plus many others from Lynn Natick Boston and beyond. Also listed are Class A riders aiming to break the track record with names A F Miner W 8 Reynolds Butler Casey French Farrell Barrett Wing and Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Park
South Framingham
J. Doyle
Adams
Mass
E. Donovan
Natick
J. Collins
Edgerton
Wis
W. Donovan
J. Mack
Chelsea
R. Brown
Lynn
G. Travis
Anthoney
Kan
T. Cooney
North Adams
W. Looby
Lowell
H. Breyer
C. Hamilton
A. Madden
Marlboro
J. Connors
Concord
E. Mooney
Salem
M. Crisham
Amesbury
J. Nugent
Hopkinton
W. Duplin
Stoneham
M. Walsh
Ashland
S Mellen
Lawrence
B. Lee
T. Cowgill
W. Hayes
Saxonville
W. McCue
M. Meisen
J. Curran
J. Harrington
Springfield
J. McCann
C. Lynch
E. Balcom
J. Calahan
M. Heffernan
M. Foley
A. F. Miner
First Race at Six and Half Furlongs Won by Can't Tell
Six and one half furlongs race results show Can't Tell first with Duke of Gloucester second and Van Dyke third. Time 1.24 percent. Tolosa wins half mile race with Eva's Kid second Lorimer third. Time 504 seconds. Bonniville takes half mile with Penzance second Hard Work third. Time 5144 seconds. Flattery wins three quarters mile with San Malheur second West Park third. Time 1 16 4. Foxglove takes three quarters with Trump second Keddar third. Time 1 17 4. Lotion wins six and a half furlongs with Sir Kai and Jack Lovell below. Time 1 24 4.
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Duke of Gloucester
van Dyke
Tolosa
Eva’s Kid
Lorimer
Bonniville
Penzance
Hard Work
Flattery
San Malheur
West Park
Baseball schedule across leagues and cities
National League games include Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, Baltimore at Cincinnati, Washington at St Louis, and New York at Louisville. New England League matchups feature Pawtucket at Bangor, Brockton at Augusta, Fall River at Portland, and New Bedford at Lewiston. Eastern League games list Providence at Buffalo, Springfield at Toronto, Wilkesbarre at Rochester, and Scranton at Syracuse.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Louisville
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cceseess
Csseeeess
Cceeeeeer Eae
New England
Pawtucket
Bangor
Brockton
Augusta
Fall River
Portland
New Bedford
Lewiston
Providence
Buffalo
Springfield
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Rochester
Scranton
Syracuse
Boston Beats Chicago 5 to 3 in Rainy Day Tilt
Captain Nash's men defeated Pop Anson's Chicago squad 5 to 3 as luck favored Boston. Sullivan pitched well for the Bostons while Lange and Decker starred for Chicago. Hutchison muffed a key play and several close calls went Boston's way. Herman Long received wedding gifts from teammates after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nash
Pop’’ Anson
Bostons
Galvin
Jeyne
Anson
Colts
Hutchison
Sullivan
Long
Lowe
Lange
Decker
Dahlen
Wilmot
Bannon
Kittredge
Duffy
McCarthy
Jimmy
Boston
Tucker
Chicagos
Herman Long
Selee
Stivetts
Griffith
A. E
Jeunes Ce O McCarthy
L.f
R.f
Ecsecns & Lonr
Eeerees Ease
Ee Vreewateens
Vane
Ryan
AB. R
A Dahlen
Eeteree Anson
Eree Ee Lange
C.f
Ewe Wearer
Rbannon
Stewart
Everett
Ry Hutchison
Pure California Wines Offerings Include Several Brands
Catalog notes Pure California Wines presents assorted cases and bottles from St Blancmard Farrar and others. Four bottles listed with assorted selections, three wines by Savare, six by Hat Sauer, plus additional items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gallen
St. Blancmard & Farrar
Deck Savare
Causes of Defeat Reported in Boston Team Discord
Boston fell 2 to 2 as errors and pitching mix perplexed the lineup. The Post’s exclusive Cincinnati tale alleged player dissension among Duffy Ganzel Long. Selee denied the charge, stating harmony exists and the team plays strong ball, with Friday’s game proving the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston
Cincinnati
Selee
Ewing
Cincinnatis
Frank Selee
Duffy
Ganzel
Long
Nash
Chicago
Arthur H. Soden
Water Street
Telegraph
Buck’’ Ewing
Pittsburg Falls Twice to Philadelphia in Doubleheader
Pittsburg lost two games to Philadelphia, scoring 9 and 6 in the pair. Taylor struggled for Pittsburg in the first game while Gardiner batted for Philadelphia and Clements homered. Hart exited early in the second, faced five Philadelphia runs, and Foreman closed out the game for Philadelphia. Attendance reported at 5500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Taylor
Gardiner
Clements
Hart
McDonald
Foreman
Carsey
New York Defeats Louisville In Ninth In Hot Weather
New York pulled ahead in the ninth inning to beat Louisville 10 to 8 as hot weather affected play. Attendance was 400. Clarke and Farrell partnered for New York while McDermott and Warner pitched for Louisville amid umpire disputes over several calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New York
Clarke
Farrell
McDermott
Warner
Cleveland Defeats Brooklyn on Loose Fielding and Timely Hitting
July 19 Cleveland beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Brooklyn fielding let them down while Cleveland, aided by timely hitting, including Tredway’s homer to right. Attendance 1500. Cleveland 12 hits 1 error. Brooklyn 12 hits 3 errors. Pitchers Wilson and Zimmer for Cleveland and Daub and Grim for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brooklyns
Tredway
Brooklyn
Wilson
Zimmer
Daub
Grim
St Louis Defeats Washington After Heavy Early Scoring
In St Louis on July 19 heavy batting in the first and fifth frames carried the home team to a 13 to 4 victory over Washington. Boyd exited after the first inning while Stocksdale pitched the rest. Cooley Joyce and Dowd homered. Attendance was 1,000. St Louis 18 hits, Washington 11. Staley and Miller pitched for St Louis, Boyd Stocksdale and McGuire for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Boyd
Stocksdale
Cooley
Joyce
Dowd
S& Louis
Baltimore Triumph Over Cincinnati in Tight Tilt
In Cincinnati on July 19, Hemming and Foreman pitched well as Baltimore edged Cincinnati 2 to 1. Foreman muffed a ball to allow the winning run. Attendance reached 3000 with a 7 to 7 tie in hits and 7 errors for Cincinnati. Batteries Hemming Robinson for Baltimore Foreman Vaughn for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hemming
Foreman
Baltimores
Baltimore
Robinson
Vaughn
Augusta Defeats Champions in Waterville Game
In Waterville Maine Augusta beat the champions in a high scoring affair aided by errors by Fall River. Coyle made two sharp catches and Dextraze and Fitzmaurice hit home runs. Final score Augusta 18 Fall River 11 with 18 hits each and multiple miscues by the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Augusta
Coyle
Dextraze
Fitzmaurice
Fall River
Dilworth
Butler
Lincoln
M. Harrington
Stevens
Rollins
Rupert
Bangor Beats New Bedford Twice In Sham Playoff Split
Bangor defeated New Bedford in two games before 1200 spectators. Hayes suffered a thumb split and left early in the first game. First game's score showed Bangor 1 3 0 0 4 0 6 0 0 9 1 - New Bedford 0 1 0 1 0 4 4 1 0 0 - 7. Bangor 11 base hits to New Bedford 10. Bangor errors 4 to 3. Batters Wheeler Hayes Barkley Friend Sharp. Second game ended after Bangor errors. New Bedford 10 to Bangor 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10. New Bedford had 14 base hits to Bangor 20. Close of first game cited. Friend batted out of the box.
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Bangor
New Bedford
Hayes
Wheeler, Hayes
Barkley
Friend
Sharp
Brockton Ties Portland in Tight Baseball Tilt
PORTLAND Me July 18 Brockton won today through Korwan's effectiveness at critical times. Infield play by Hickey and Corbett featured. hits tallied five apiece for Brockton and Portland while errors favored Brockton with four to Portland's three. Batteries Korwan and Kea Killeen Yerrick and Terrien mentioned in clipped report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Brockton
Korwan
Hickey
Corbett
Prockton
Kea
Killeen
Yerrick and
Terrien
Lewiston Beats Pawtucket In Uphill July Contest
Lewiston Me July 19 Lewiston won an uphill game by stick work and hard fighting. Umpire ruled Davis out of the game. Final score shows Lewiston 11 2 1 4 0 0 1 3 18 to Pawtucket 2 0 1 7 0 0 9 6 0. Hits 14 for Lewiston 13 for Pawtucket. Errors 7 each. Batteries Williams and Grant for Lewiston Crisham Todd and Barton for Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Davis
Pawtucket
Ewiston
Williams
Grant
Crisham
Todd
Barton
Springfield Defeats Buffalo Amid Sloppy Play
The Eastern League game in Buffalo saw Springfield win as timely hits aided by poor catching from Dowse. Dowse had a tough day behind the plate, contributing to several runs. Attendance was about 3,000. Scoring format showed Springfield ahead in multiple innings while Buffalo staged late rallies. Hits favored Springfield 11 to 12 with errors Springfield 1 and Buffalo 2. Batteries Callahan Gunson for Springfield and Kilroy Herndon Dowse for Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Springfields
Dowse
Callahan and
Gunson
Kilroy, Herndon and
Providence Triumphs Over Toronto Before Rain Ends Play
Rain halted the Toronto Providence game in the sixth inning after Providence led 2 0, with Knight drawing a walk, Rogers hitting a triple, and Cooney singling to bring in two runs. Lovett and Bassett added one for Providence before the delay, Wittrock pitched solidly for Toronto while Lovett puzzled Toronto hitters. Attendance 60. Final not recorded due to rain.
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Toronto
Providence
Rogers
Knight
Cooney
Lovett
Bassett
Lyons
Wittrock
Torontos
McAuley
Casey
Scranton Defeats Rochester in One Inning Rally
In Rochester New York on July 19 Scranton won 5 to 1. Baldwin pitched for Rochester allowing ten singles and a home run until Johnson finished the game. Delaney was hit hard by Scranton in the fourth inning producing five runs on two hits. Attendance was 1670. Rochester batted . . . (text incomplete).
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Rochester
N. Y
Scranton
Baldwin
Scrantons
Delaney
Barnie
Johnson
Rochesters
Berger
Smith
Day Shuts Out Wilkesbarre in Syracuse Victory
Syracuse wins 7 to 0 as Day delivers a superb pitching performance. Wilkesbarre offers little resistance with no runner reaching third and only one reaching second. Fielding support helps Day, with Syracuse recording 12 hits to Wilkesbarre's 6 and one error to six. Attendance around 2000. Batter ies Day Hess Betts and Wente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Day
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarres
Eyrst
Hess
Betts
Wente
Fort Warren Baseball Match Ends With West End Victory
A Cambridge division No 7 crew visited Fort Warren island and defeated the fort's team 16 to 10 after a 2:30 to 4:30 p m game witnessed by about 400. Casey of the West Ends starred for catching and batting. A rematch is planned for July 27 on the same grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Warren
Cambridge
West End Street Railway
West End
United States
Resolute
Loring
Gibson
Fort Warrens
Williams
Wietz
Barry
Marshall
Grady
Shepard
McIntyre
Moulton
Egan
Casey
Falls
Kennedy
Batman
Merifield
Greeley
Sullivan
Bigelow
Roberts
Long Wharf
Orchard Park Nine Captain Protests Puritan Baseball Challenge
John O Connor of Eustis street Roxbury bets 60 to back the Xavier College challenge and says Puritans must meet the Xaviers at his land if they have any. He captains Orchard Park, recently bolstered by T Duncan J Kiley P Mulroy and R Mulroy and seeks games with Duffy and McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Connor
Orchard Park Baseball Nine
T. Duncan
J. Kiley
Richard Mulroy
Duffy and McCarthy
Centrals Edge City Points In Fourth Of July Tilt
In a South Boston clash the Centrals defeated the City Points 9 to 8 for a $50 purse offered by the city for the annual Fourth of July game. The close contest drew fans as the Centrals held a narrow lead throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centrals
South Boston
Aqueduct Races Summary at Aqueduct Race Track
At Aqueduct on July 19 the five furlong opener goes to Richmond with Ina second and Red Top third in 1 03. Second race at five and a half furlongs lists Tomoka second Casseneal third Time 716. One mile race sees Cherry Stone first Hawarden second Golden Gate third Time 1 43. Warlike wins the one mile with Gold Dollar second Baufeld third in 1 46. Fourth race at one and one eighth miles yields Harry Alonzo first Now or Never second Florinda third with 1 58. Ostler Joe takes five furlongs with The Kite second Feiche third in 1 03 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqueduct Race Track
Richmond
Ina
Red Top
Tomoka
Casseneal
Cherry Stone
Hawarden
Golden Gate
Warlike
Gold Dollar
Baufeld
Harry Alonzo
Florinda
Ostler Joe
the Kite
Feiche
Handicaps listed for Currier ten mile race in Everett
Everett Wheelmen stage a ten mile road race with detailed handicaps across multiple classes and entrants including E A McDuffee W G French P J McDuffee James Clark John Hudson W H Senter F W Stockbridge and more. Officials include starter A N Beers judges C F Spencer J M Savage timers and handicapper Charles Bruce amid race day arrangements and Pequot Club entries and meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currier
Everett
E. A. McDuffee
W. G. French
Boston
P. J. McDuffee
James Clark
Dorchester
John Hudson
Medfield
W. H. Senter
Brockton
F. W. Stockbridge
Westboro
J. F. Ingraham
West Peabody
A. L. Bianchi
Charles F. Glover
Haverhill
M. J. Mahoney
Malden
R. W. Emerson
Chelsea
F. W. Emerson
J. E. Richardson
Reading
A. W. Copeland
South Springfield
W. B. Law
Lynnfield
George R. Hart
Stoneham
Val Chustholm
Woburn
H. Quimby
East Milton
G. Christopher
Roxbury
W. H. Legg
J. M. Doucette
Wakefield
German
H. B. Ruggles
B. A
Medford
J. B. Fopiano
F. Cullen
F. German
Campello
J. A. Roberts
F. F. Cook
Arlington
S. F. Shannon
I. L. Hall
P. H. Parke
T. F. Shinney
W. Sullivan
H. H
Schow
W. H. Dodge
A. Hanson
C. R. Barnard
F. O. Sawyer
N. C.C
Mack de Champ
M. Vogt
H. A
Campbell
R. E. Esty
J. Donovan
W. M. Ferguson
Charles Bruce
Pequot Cycle Club
W. M. Pettigrew
E. O. Peabody
Billy Clark
A.S. French
G. L. Doucette
H. E. Walton
Thomas Clark
GA. Peckham
E. Hogan
H. E. L. O'Hara
W. Berle
W. F. Mallon
T. F. Teevens
A. Augustine
F.E. Clark
Joseph Perkins
C. H. Hatch
H. W. Carder
Delbert Law
W. W. Marshall
C. C. Bussey
Harry Edwards
W. W. J. Cotty
G. E. Johnson
J. J. Ericsson
O. E. Ross
H.C. Brooks
W. H.jordan
Henry Curry
H. M. Stevens
T. J. Tooméy
J. B. Kerns
Andrew Gunderson
J. T. Bailey
G. D. Stover
Nathan Brown
Mavericks
G. W. Tarbell
J.O. Bullock
Roslindale
IF. Koenig
Harry Gordon
H. F. Dimock
C. S
Cambridgeport
Boxing Gossip Sparks Kirtland Meeting and Amateurs
Rob Roy details Aug events with Mulligan and Sullivan bouts at Riverside and Kirtland. He attacks amateur boxing frauds, cites A A U New England branch, predicts exposés, and notes forthcoming matches involving Welch, Pearce, Falvey, Grady, Brady, and other boxers in New England circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Roy
Kid Mulligan
Lowell
Kirtland
Sullivan
Mulligan
America
Don Hardigan
Riversides
Mulligan-Hardigan
Prince Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
McArthur
New England
A. A.U
Post
Denmark
Boston Athletic Association
Beal
Walter Barry
Jim Roache
Elmer Arnold
Dracut
Mike Welch
Ballardvale
Arnold
Ralph Cullen
Gladstone
Jack Fallon
Lawrence
Frank Stewart
Bill Daly
Florida
Dan Stewart
Galveston
New York
Dallas
Stewart
Standish Willcox
New Bedford
Jack Falvey
Lesle Pearce
Cottage City
Gladstone Club
Falvey
Pearce
Tuohey
Bob Rogers
Billy Grady
Ned Brady
Hogan
Pat Mullaney
Grady
Brady
Boston
Mike Sears
Charley Kelly
Jimmy Kaveny
Billy Smith
West End
Tommy Ryan
Tim Hurst
Sam Atsten
Arthur Lumley
Long Houseman
Curt
New York Recorder
Colonel Hopkins
Creedon
Craig
Exciting Grand Circuit Racing Closes at Saginaw
July 19 in Saginaw Michigan featured the final day of the grand circuit with two standout trots. Strong winds and light rain shaped fast times as 2:20 trot and 2:15 pace produced tight finishes. Phenol and June Bug led early heats, while Weed Wilkes upset in a late stretch. Directum and others prepared for a potential free-for-all trot the next day. Alix set a new Michigan trotting record in wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Baker
Phenl
June Bug
Weed Wilkes
Vistigie
Wilkes
Directum
Azote
Ryland
Muta Wilkes
Salisbury
America
Hal Pointer
Alix
Michigan
Brunhilde
Gr. m
Viking
Mer Carthy
B. G
Sphinx
Sutherland
Bryson
Br. H
Simmons
Kernel
Peter Hardwood
Bik. S
Hard- Wise Wood
Lewis
Sro Muggins
B. m
Hard
Rea
Sro
Beverly
Sable Wilkes
Miller
Bug
Ch. G
Almont
McCarthy
Jersey Wilkes
Starr
Brk. B
Gambetta Wilkes
Reed
Valentine
C. Doble
Trixis Hal
Br. m
Tom
Hal
Millen
Istrongwood
Ch. H
Nutwod
Maeds
Choral
C. F. Clay
Phelps
Rful Aley
Flynn
Nichol
B. H Set
Ds Tucky Star
Issceewe
Grover Cleveland
Races Close July Meet at Rigby Park in Maine
Fine weather and strong performances marked Rigby Park's July meet. Merman trotted 2:11 and 2:10 1-4 exhibition miles. Coakley’s suspension was lifted with a $100 fine. Gil Curry won the notable 2:09 pace heat, while prospects to back Early Bird against Merman for 2500 emerged. Miller planned West travel and Detroit/Cleveland venues were discussed for future grand circuit action. Summary results listed include 2:32 trot purse of 500 with Godelffi and others posting times around 2:32 and 2:20 across heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rigby Park
Merman
Coakley
Gil Curry
Bird
Old Orchard
Rigby
Miller
West
Cleveland
Ohio
Godelffi
Wilton
Smart
Sprague Light
Hall and Titer
Eben Ae
Bebe Merrow
B. R
Stephen A. Desens
M. Demarest
Magnolia Queen
Br. m
Kaiser
Bowmad
Pullman
B. G
Libby and Wood
DUPFY
Proctor
Narcissus
Bl. m
Bratey
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Congress
A. T. Bliss
Milk Street
8. S
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Messrs
W. A. Cary
C. A. Cooley
W. BE. Sheriffs
Lewis J. Bird
J. J. Souther
Hull
Cesar Te Berane
John Colbury
St, Asaph
Philly
Freckton
Pangor
Wild Plreutchison
Sullivan, Lowe and
Reneek
Jeyne and
Galvinime—lih
Frank G. Selee
Carsey and Clements
Sugden
Teries
Braham
Sheehy
Hoes
Devonshire St
Postoffice
Ike McArthur
Urbana, N. Y
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