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The New York herald., 1876-02-21
RELIGIOUs NOTITCEs.

CPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES, CONDUCTED BY
Mr. D. l. Moody and Mr. Ira 2. sankey, at HpgodrOme
Sunday, Fe' 90 in Madison av hall, for Christian
workers, Z g. $ A. NJ. for only, 3to P. NJ for
only, to r. NJ In 18th hall. fo- young only,
eto 40 NJ Admission to all the services without ticket
The Sunday morning meeting excepted Tickets given
application Broadway book stores at Office
St and 4th Noon service every day. Sunday excepted
Madison Subjects for the week Monday
February y Reports of the Lords Work Tuesday. Feb
fuary 22, "Obedience" Wednesday. February 23 How
Come Christi Thursday, February "a "Hopen Friday
February IS. "Intemperance" Saturday February 26.
special prayer for Christian work. Every night Saturday
excepted services in large hall, entrance Madison
o'clock Overflow meeting, 4th from
10 $40 will be conducted For The week beginning sunday
February 90 by Rev. John Hail. ID. d. Rev Robert Il.
Booth. u. d. aud Mr.. Ira d. Sankey The will be
,pen half hour before each service The expenses of
hese meetings large and bo betrayed by private
mbscrption Contributions be j. Perpont Nor
gan ESQ., Treasurer % Wall Samuel Thorne Chairman
Committee of Arrangements; w. Is Dodge, Chairman OF
General Commttee; Nathan Bishop, Chairman Executive
Committee
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HARRY
HARRY
HARRY
HARRY
HARRY
HARRY
HARRY
HARRY
HARRY
MONTAGUE,
MONTAGUE,
MONTAGUE,
MONTAGUE,
MONTAGUE,
MONTAGUE,
MONTAGUE,
MONTAGUE,
MONTAGUE,
the refined
the refined
the refined
Star Comique.
A triumphal
award TO hber-
ality and persever-
ance.
What the public
have long needed. a
FIRST class Variety
Show, with rapid
changes. both rs TO
artists and attrac-
tiODs. - .
Tho public patro-
nize places where the
most inviting bill OF
fare is served.
Three Matinees
this week. Bear In
mind, TONY PAS
TOR gives three
Matinees this week.
Remember the days
and prepare to at
tend. viz. our regu-
lar Family Recep-
tion, on TUESDAY.
an extra reception
on WEDNESDAY,
aud our regular Fam
lily Matinee on
FRIDAY.
This week more new
stars will be offered
at this establishment
than will appear in
all the Variety Thea
tres OF New York.
stars Of q higher
degree OF ofexcellence.
with more and bet
ter attractions than
ever bciare wit
messed on any stage
in America.
Read their names,
read the programme
and be satisfied that
we only advertise
what we can pro
duce.
"The best
Variety Show
IN the world. y
Read. Read.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21

IN one stage at the same time. Three
MatineeS this week.
MATiNEES TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.
First appearance of HARRY
the refined and gentle
manly Star Comique.
Temperance OF Mrs. WHITING
i AM and Master NEWMAN in their
'harming Parlor Musical Entertain
nent.
First appearance Of Herr SHULTZ,
-he man of many inces.
First appearance OF KIRK and
DREW, eccentric Ethiopian delinea-
tors.
First appearance OF Miss ANNIE
H1NDLE, Male Impersonator.
la BELLE VICTORIA, Queen o.
the air.
JENNIE MORGAN. the gifted and
songress,
Three Matinees this week. TUES
pay, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
First appearance Of PRANK CUSH-
MAN. representative of the old
Southern darkey.
First appearance of Miss CARRIE
DUNCAN, Serio-Comlc Vocalist.
Three Matinees this week. TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Continued ovation awarded to NAT
Q. GOODWIN, the gifted Mimic. rep.
-esenting in correct costume EDWIN
FRANK MAYO. JOHN +.
RAYMOND, STUART ROBSON, GUS
WILLIAMS. SOTHERN. LAW
RENEE BARRETT and many more
II our leading actors and prominent
men.
Re-engagement OF the Sensation
Comets % WILBUR BLAKE. JAMES
J. EDWARDS, JULIA BLAKE,
KATE EDWARDS and NAY
WESTON.
Rc.engagement Of Miss ALLIE
DRAYTON. the best Song and Dance
Lady in the profession,
Three Matinees this week. TUES
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Three Matinees this week
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
International Exhibition.
The undersigned, General Agents of the
American and Red Star Steamship Lines.
from
Liverpool and Antwerp to Philadelphia
win agents for exhibitors and in cooperation with
leading Philadelphia nrms in the different branches
Oiindustry as experts, viii undertake the
reception, installation and general care Of goods
durngths
International Exhibition.
~ ''''' PETER WRIGHT Fs'i.SoSs. \ soSs
or. RICHARDSON SPENCE Co, Liverpool
b Won DER BEcKE. antwerp
KENTUcKY STATE DISTRIBUTION.
DRAWS sATuEDAy yEREyAEEsy Es6o e SS 1876
Grand capital prize 5000 5.s5e other. from $4,000
500. All prizes paid in inll ater the drawing
w. THOMAS ii. HAYS co,
e97 Broadway, New York.
Il -cHK0NIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS; IMPROVED
% Eii No. %es 4 St
se s6S Cos sr&hs
IS Il ~ fsrn g. s. es' So S0 ~ 80 s s5 s g 5
KENTUCKY CLASS NO. ls4-TEBRuARY 10, 1875
rsS rsinA S Class 40 sslrnSaAS1 s @ 10 1875 s 81
~ Class "a is 10 s S s 1875 % o
~ -, 81, %. ~ So ~ g. 81, 8, 81 37.
200 Or sssPs Suee
u SIMMONS, DICKINSON, 4 co.'s GRAND
FsSa SS Royal
eU 200 E S box ss o ;S OF o
NERVOUS ExnAUsTIoN-A MEDICAL ESSAY,
comprising a series Of lectures delivered at Kahn,s
Frs%siaFs Decline showing ndsputSSly how lost health
to aud of nervous and physi
cal debility being the result Of 20 experience Price
1csdeneo Sf 81 Eas 10Th ' ST. New York W 0'' anu
OFFICE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY, NO.
Il o East I C
award the redemption value on the 10 r series o0 bonds
NJ March g. 1876; fractions these series for
ss . a the so&psny 0i East Si' and
lars PoND sesresary DIN ROBINSON Pres
RoYAL SAXON, LOTTERY;
III Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries
S Royal HsIs2a %xGhsGaS1 hGisEy1 CO.. Bankers.
CTUTTERING.-u. s. sTAMMERING INSTITUTE DR.
M ts suSd %y s~ sSa York for rds Bf references No
CTEIN HAS RkoPENED HIS ORIENTAL CIGAR
- Store at the old stand, lo2 Nassau st.
ok 000 WYOMING LOTTERY DRAWS tn
fckes IL six for g and sold pnt oeiocR "nes IN 'n'
ALLEN CO., 70 Nassau ST., New York
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &c.
A -FoR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOCS,
"A. Birds &C Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food
for mocking birds, at b. G. DoyEYS No 3Grcene ST.
Canal.
THE TURF.
A uoTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORNING
1 s ana Four seR @ Il Raes in y oo a
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. GEORGE NJ. THOMAS
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT
~ JOHNSoN'S Pool Rocp corner broadway and 2Sth
San Francisco full received by telegraph particu
lar attention paid to ali orders by mail or
W. II. I. Il. JOHNSON.
4 UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD THIS EVEN
"A ing the NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE the
CALIFORNIA RACE; all orders by mail messenger will
receive prompt attention Pools close Tuesday at 6P "
KELLY, BLISS co.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %,
sPEGIAL MATINEE, At At ] go
10TH MATINEE OF ROSE MICHEL
Seats secured two weeks in advance.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLACK.
MT IAPoRTANT r ARhHHnSS REVIv&1s 1ssi"0nS 'n'
SIZE sffiGHs sTo9Ps 70 sSSSs scoSSGER HsR'a'
x9sPAy nSH S + FaSSSEsS 2sSS%is$ With
rsrNK FETT and GREAT CAST pSpagS
Mr. HAIRY BEcKErT ToY9 i LUGPkIN
Mr. is in TWO HASTINGS
Mr. ! W sMANNoS ...... CHARLES 2HRLow
Mr. W J. LEONARD sTINGo
TI:: 46A M;s
t6er arst appearance in TIVE mon.hsl
Miss S&s ErnEI npnlsl lioRXfoN DoLLf
WOODS MUSEUM. woo9's.
+ Z: SSSohoLs + r%:.. R.,,
in his doSsa Tsy I&sgfs Msns Wood
CRAND OPERA HOUSE
" TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
THIS tyGsbkE I've H1ys 'TEsGERN pTSaEssv .,
GhHSD Exr&1 EHNSE
OLIVE OLIVER RiSTFWSr STWrsr
uOr the last time
LUCILLE WESTERN rs NANCY SYKES.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY "a,
CHILD STEALER.
Admission soc. Gallery, Doc.
ODD STREET THEATRE
ZO date Dan Bryant'9,
23D ST, NEAR 9Th AV
Mr. WILLIAM PASTOR .....,,... ............ Manager
Great success Of the world renowned and legitimate
CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS.
90 90 Star Ethiopian Artists.
Matinee COMEDIANS.
TUESDAY ~ VOCALIsTS.
and MAMMOTH ORCHESTRA.
THURSDAY 80 SPECIALITY PERFORMLRS.
90 INTERLOCUT0RS.
A BETTER SEXTET THAN EVER HEARD IN
NEW YORK BEFORE.
GRAND DIORAMIC APOTHEOSIS OF 1T76- 1876
A BRILLIANT ILLUMINATED FIRST PART SCENE.
HOUSES NIGHTLY OVERLOOKING WITH FASHION
ABLE AUDIENCES.
COMPLETE REVOLUTION IN MINsTRELSY.
Carriages may be ordered at o:2o
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
5S5 and 5S7 Broadway.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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Every evening this week. the largest
and best Variety Company ever seen
on one stage at the same time. Three
MatineeS this week.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
AMUsEMENrs

THIS WEEK,
ODD TO lOOTH TIME OF
ROSE MICHEL,
illustrated with the most elab.
crate and beautiful scenery ever
set upon a stage, and with a
Cast of unexampled strength,
including the following favorite
names :-Messrs. q. X. Thorne,
Jr.: Stuart Robson. Theodore
Hamilton, j. II. Stoddard, John
Parselle. Eben Plympton. I. L.
Morris, Lysander Thompson. w.
n. Wilder and w. :. Quigley,
and Misses Rose Eytinge, Fanny
Morant, Meta Bartlett and Au-
gusta Raymond.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21

PERSONAl4.
D"CoME TO ARGYLE SHADOW BALL To-
ID night; near orchestra EMILY.
RRoScHINE.
ID II HAVE. BEEN DELAYED. PLEASE WRITE, If
ID. only TO let me know that you well, am mser
able and unhappy but just ever and forever Y
NHARLES FRANCIS DAVID SCHRADER, FORMER
~ y Of Versmold Westphala is requested TO send bis
address TO FREDERICK PROBST 4 CO., New York,
ALBRIGHT DELIUS, Hamburg in order TO receive
nunications about the will Of his late brother Forens
Schrader.
OVAL HAVE NOT CHANGED; WILL SAIL FOR
II New York last Saturday of Mays have employment for
.he Centennial SISTER.
II ENRIETTA-NO MATTER HOW YOU ERRED,
home and will forgive you, OF let me know at
east where you We all greve Don't fail 70 come
YOUR MOTHER.
OOK OUT FOR ALMy'S FINANCIAL RECORD
II Sell Western Union stock after read it, that
j. g. can gobble it up.
THIRD AVENUE CAR, FRIDAY AFTERNooN.-TALL
lady, with sleepy child walked down Broadway and
nced gentleman who opposite and entered bank
Broadway she passed If agreeable please the
Coliseum, Wednesday afternoon through Per-
Bonals.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21

First appearance of HARRY
MONTAGUE, the refined and gentle
m auly Star Comique.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21

Reappearance OF Mrs. WHITING
HAM and Master NEWMAN in their
charming Parlor Musical Entertain
meut
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-28
b,h, 5smi III ssklg ii arla
Published
..sclayS % Fridays.
BY THE
Idaho World Printing Company
,ruAs JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.

. , nix Building Adjoining xasoaie Ban. Wall StrA.
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Dissolution Notice.

VUyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ing between A. b. Morreli Il. W. Toinpkns
and W. W. west, in the mill business. is thisda
dissolved BY mutual consent. John Brodbeck havi &
bought the interest Of the said 4. B. Morrell, who
now retires from the firm. The book accounts up to
the rst ot January 1885, will be collected BY either
party OF the old Arm; but oil indebtedness contracted
since te 9Th Of November. 1875 will be settled by
the new firm. A. e. MORRELL.
II. w. TOMPKlNS,
w. w. WEST.
Idaho City. I. T., Jan. l. 1876 jan7:im
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.,s ..:::: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
R.tes OF Subsc ripst0m,
.yar.....Ss % Three Mcnths. 80 %
rsa,hs. 49,. ND Single Copies. 49,. rs
BY Carrier. - per quarter.
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. An Erie county Pennsylvania
granger inquired Of . woman whether
she had seen anything Of big red
heifer with q star on its forehead and
two white feet. She said she had not,
but that there was : bull UP there an
swerinr the description. That's
her, mid The modest granger.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-28
In the Matter fthe Estate of John
Noonan, Deceased.

In the Probate Court Of Boise county, Idaho Terri.
tory.
IT APPEARING TO TIE COURT BY THE Pc.
titon presented aud flied by James McDevitt. the
Administrator Of the estate of John No0nan, de.
ceAse praying order 10 sell estate. that
il .cessar! o sell the whole oi the real estate and
the personal property to pay the debts outstanding
against the deceased. and the debts. expenses aud
charges of Z administrator: 1t is therefore
Ordered b. tie Conr, that all person. interested
in the said estate appear heiore the said Probate
Court on Tuesday. the sixta day of February. a h..
1876 at ten ocuck A. NJ. If said day. at the court.
room Of sai;i C,nrt In daho City. county OF ltose
to show cause why order should ut be granted
the said Administrator I" Sell the whole of the real
ate and personal property m the decras d: and
that copy oi this order be published least five
successive weess in the IDAHO WORLD, q newspaper
printed aud published Ia ssid county.
NJ. B MOORE.
Ioaho City, Jan. TO- ll76 5w Probate Judge.
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A HYMN sung by all old negro wo-
man run thus: II hear a rumblin' III
the skies. Jews. screws, de Fl dum."
An inquiry elected the fact that the
second and fourth lines, which form d
sort Of chorus, originally read: Jews
crucified him."
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p =. PErrxxorIL 4 Co., 10 Stato Street. Boz.
~. Bow. New York, and 70l Chestnut Street
lae'phia. are our Agents for procuring advertist
.of the IDAzo woHLp IA the above cities, and
|ss. to contrsct Tor sdvestising It Ourlowcs
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Estate Of John Brogan, Deceased.
A1OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

IN by the undersigned executors Of the last viii
aud testament Of said deceased to the creditors Of
,ld all persons having claims against said deceased
to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers
within ten Gaonths from the first pub cation Of this
notice to the undersigned It Granite creek. Boise
county. /. 7.
PETER CoNSoUc1ToN.
DENSIs CRowLxY.
IDAHO Crrx. Nov. 90. 1875
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1@3gITY, = gITY, F'F2IDAY. JAnIIJARY- 2a, l8z6
PLAcERvILLE BUs1NEs ) .rcropv

JV. II. W,tt-Grnrral n c,..,d;.. p,.-
weller y Smith-Crnrral Mere. .nudi.r
Plaza. ''''.''e
James Eagan-Justicr nf the Peace.
/ k"b'vt K lrvin-C Constable
.'"h" -l'"stmnsr-r (;r.,.ir. .tr...
My-r 4 Snith h-Drups Il Medicine. und
sA"cy G'H'ds. Granit- street
Ms~r 4 Smith--W-lls, Fargo & ca,
A rnts. Granitc street.
". ). acknowledgement aud Surgeon
Granite street
| ) ". Dacis.'n-Imtrrnatr.nal Hntrl. pl,z,
Mrs. Margaret Buckley Idaho Hotel
saran,t- street
Mira. ID. Strckl-s-Phenix Restaurant
Pinza.
Garrett. Hayes 4 Co.-Empire Meat Mar.
It. Plaza,
q. D"nnrll 4 C".-City Meat Market
Jas. Mckay alarn"lia Sal..n. Plaza
y D'n"van-I"trrnati"nat Sal...n. Plaza,
'r's. Andrrs"m- Miners Sal..u,. Plaxu.
Charles k"h"r! Brewery and Sal""n.
Playa
i'"hl 4 Martin-lslacks,",th Ship Pluza.
Martin Cathcari-Sh"- shop. Plaza
Al.x. Crchard-Liv-ry Stable Plaza,
I. Langrie-Cab,n-i Maker. Idaho street.
A. J. B"rrlanl-Cabln-t Maker. !,r.,ud.
way.
John M~rriIl-Tin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvan-Barbrr Shop. Idaho
street.
d. c. H"drn--Carp-nt-r Shop. Idaho
street.
John r.. Saundrrs-Carprntrr Shop Gran.
street.
w. A. llutchins"n-Cnrp- p-n,-r Shop. Gran.
itc street
Andrew F"ls"n-Cnrprnt-r Shop. Plaza.
Mike HnlIry-Milk Dealer Pine street
}. W. Davis"ii-Ag-mt N"rihw -stcrn Stage
Company. Offir-- International Hotel.
j. &. Shcphrrd-pa,rt,e Express Granite s,rvct
Fred CAtupb-li--Jew-ler and " ,ichmaker.
|. W. "a ret,. John Ellis. hiiip ,fouder-elccted
school Trustees for the year for District No I
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IDAHO Crrx. Nov. 90. 1878.
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Notice.
U0UC0s
U,O n. S. PARKER, j ?. CIRCUIT

mo n. S. PARKER, J P. ORCUTT,
u..,ev a r. HarLrave, and al whom II
,.., corcern: You and each NJ yon. are hereby no.
tined that We, O. ConstsDs and r. kroeber have m
dos the fll amount Of work required by the law oi
coparess of 1917. and amendments tner % Io-w'''
,rvvo Hundred and Forty te@AO) Doiiars
on the Uncle sam quartz ledge discovery cl.am sa.
cs.sn, esnsetine 81 twelve hundred feet along the
firrie Gam Quartz od and you are hereby required
!, nsy 81 al assessments aganst you % ne ssme
ncs ss,s frra The date hereof. forfeit al your
rsshf ;ise. interest and claim IN 90 and upon sai
OIcss OseS - = - AZ Es G. CONHTAN6
sPeCa'1' F.W. KR0RBER.
z go, rstvl 1sn 1st. iSs6 janl43m
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WM. J. ROTHNELL, n. d.

|DaIslClAN. SURGEON. &C. graduate OF Jeter,
sa aeiscai College. Philadelphia ofiice ON
t'es ea. o: Granite street. plAc-rv,ilc. Bai.e Co
~ !dec4-ti
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sotirtv Aotites.

|RplsE LODGE, No. 2. /. q. q. r.,
u at!s lis regular meetings at It's ball. on IT
Aialy evenings IT each week. at -. o'clock -
: aemoer. IN good standing are invited to d
cai 3y order nf the ~ L. r.
rA 84is!l. Secretary Jan Is 1t-a
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JONAS w. BROWN.

IA rToRNEy AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
A Notary Public. Idaho city. I. 4. win practice
ss.Ae courts Of the Territory. oyYicE on Com.
sfsA street. Two door above Court House.
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Rates OF Advertising:
Confessional Cards.

GEO. AlNSLIE,
IA rruRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, IDAHO
n C;y. |. T. uih,e on Montgomery street, second
sr s,e,r Tue PosluIhce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-23
Arhnr Oar.

EDITOR OF THE JOURNALIST Tho
lst, day Of April is "Arbor Day" Ir
view of the fact, a large number Of peo
pie desire 10 aid in making the Schoo
Park, such IN reality Something like
an arbor). ! would suggest that the
school board devise plan. Let then,
determine where they want the trees
anC then see that IL number OF expert
enced tree men are on hand that day to
receive them and set them ont, or al
least, To superintend the business. In
this way people would be encouraged 10
help the work along. knowing that The
trees they brought might grow; whereas,
a want Of system TO start with, and the
probable want Of care in such case,
would discourage many. If conducted
right, there is profit as well as fun, in
Arhor Day.
Anyone can see the value Of system
in all affairs in this world. In this mat
ter, without system, one tree in hund-
dred might grow; with 1t, half or nearly
all would. 1t Is too much the case in
this country, after trees arc planted, the
ends Of The roots point upward, owing
10 too little dirt beng placed directly
underline tree, and TO hard tramping
TOO close 10 tho tree. You might as well
plant the tops. 1t would bo good idea
TO mark tic north side of trees before
taking them up, and to set them out in
the same pos:tion-they say it is good.
Also il wouldn't be bad for each party
to atfix tag to each tire. iney contrib
ate, with bis (or herr name written upon
it, because 1t might have a tendency TO
make the boys and girls moro careful Of
them.
Two rows OF trees around the park,
and two rows fifty or one hundred feet
apart running from the outside Of the
park TO each side Of the school house,
with circles Of trees in the middle of
each division, or corner, would show off
pretty well some day, and make a nice
piay ground; but first of all, the ground
should be put in shape and sow blue
grass. Better now than at some other
time, when we can't, or get too old 10
enjoy it. Nature has furnished the ma
iul m loss m no tho
If necessary, fence could hc put
around the park. and the expense not
be very lavish. This is all | knw about
parks. Box ELDER. 4
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-23
Prices of Celebrated Hsrses.

A notice in the Tuy, Field and Farm
gives some curious data about the prices
of celebrated horses, from which il
would appear that good horsc-fc>h has
always been dear. AT Newmarket, in
1904, a bay colt. by Iipato, sold for s75,-
900. In the same year IL two year old
colt by Benninborough, two year old
by Volunteer, and three year old fiIley
by Sir Peter, were sold for SI5, 600 each.
For the celebrated horse Stark, $50, 900
was refused, and OKclley declined an
offer of 800, 900 TOR his stallion, Eclipse.
Tradition SAYS that the Duke of Devon
shire refused for FLYING Childers the
weight of the horse in gold. few
years ago the great sire, Stockwell,
could not be bought for 100000, and,
when Gladiator was Carrying every
thing before him on the English turf,
the Count de LaGrange would not have
parted with him for sl50,000. Nearly
$4,000 were paid for Lexington. and
his son Kentucky was sold for si0,0t 0.
NJ. Alexander refused $40, 900 fer As,
teroid, Kentucky's half brother, and
Normandy, another half brother was
valued al $4,000.