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DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.
OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE

National Associated Press to the Star.
oxFoRD-CAMBRIDGE.
LONDON, March 16.-Bettng on the
University boat-race Is II to 8 in favor
OF Oxford.
BERLIN, March 15.-rhe Reichstag,
yesterday, by majority OF 10, defeated
the Governments proposition to in
cl ease the expenses OF the ChancellOr's
Office 81, 800 for an additional salary of
the German Ambassador ut London.
The Minister oil War, explaining the
army estimates before the Budget Com
mittee, justified the increased expendi-
ture by pointing to the growth OF the
French Army, and the recent movement
of troops on the German frontier; also
to the growth and Improvement of the
Russian Army.
the Emperor has refused to accept the
resignation OF General Won Sloscn, Chief
OF the German Admiralty.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
NEW YORK, March 10 "A dispatch
from the city of Mexico gives the follow
ing:
The Senate has been ignored by the
Provisional Government, who have, de-
clared that the law creating the Senate
was forced by Lerdo appointing his
friends. Dlaz, however, promises 10 OBJ
serve the Constitution Wnen not too ln-
convenient.
MONTENEGRO AND TURKEY.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 15.-It is
semi. officially stated that the slow prog
ress of the peace negotiations
between the Porte and Montenegro
is observed with much regret
in political circles here. Mon-
tenegro adheres to the decision Of the
Conference. The Porte, however, will
not permit the unfettered return of Her.
zegovinian refugees from Montenegro,
mas not consented to the territorial ces-
sions demanded ny Montenegro, or made
any counter proposals.
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ry OF War to maze contracts for trans
portation and actual supplies In the abb
sence of specific appropriation. The
subject has been referred to the AttOr-
ney General, and no definite action will
be taken by the President until his re-
port has been made.
1t is admitted that in the event OF the
Government attempting to negotiate a
temporary loan of the amount required
by the army TO the 1st OF December,
which would be So 900 900, upon indiyid-
ual responsibility OF the President or
the Secretary OF War, tie parties ad-
vancing the funds Will expect at least
some recompense Tor the use of tn"
money as well as the risk hey may run
OF an early appropriation by Congress-.
This would involve an unnecessary loss
to the q 'vernment, as IL Is admitted that
it would not be just to expect the officers
and men to sustain the loss OF The dis
count on their pay-rOlls.
1t can not be expected that the officers
aud men can go without pay for at least
ten months, and it is equally certain
that the Government would sustain
embarrassment by the attempt to secure
an informal negotiation or the loan OF
The necessary iunis. There is no law
by which the money could be taken out
OF the Treasury and thereby Obviate
either OF the objections mentioned. 1t
Is upon these grounds that the Secre-
tary Of War and the General of the
Arm base their calculations that an
extra session OF Congress can not be
avoided. 1t Is probable that the Presi-
uent will de'er to the views Of the Sec
Rotary Of W ar, and that an extra session
Will be called TO convene about the 18th
of. May.
ShipWrecked and Drowned.
The SIgnal Service Observer at cape
Lookout, N. H., reports to the Cuiet Sig
nal Officer as lollo"s: Tne baik Taus-
berghuns, with cargo OF salt, bound
from Liverpool To Baltimo, e. went
aground on Lookou. Snoal at 8 T. Nj. on
tne 12Lh. The men attempted at A. M.
on Tue 49, to leave the wreck in three
boats. Two OF the boats were caps.zau
and SIX out ot Il crew OF thirteen were
drowned.
Nominations.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Presi-
dent sent lii the following nominations /:
John Z. Lea, United States District At
torney for the Northern District OF Ohio !;
Geo. NJ. Dusky, U. S. Attorney for the
Southern District of Alabama; Phillip
Ii. Emerson, Tor Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the Territory oil Utah
Jesse IL. Moore, Pension Agent OF
Spring sfeid, limos; Isaac Lightner,
Agent lor Indians OF Sautee, Nebraska; !;
Receivers Of Public Money Frank z.
Sterling, Helene, Montana Territory ;
Oils Perrin, Stockton. California; Solo
mon Cooper, Humboldt, California.
The Senate.
At 12 O'clock Vice President Wheeler
took the chair, and without a rap from
the gavel, dispensing with precedents,
SAID The Senate will be in order and the
Clerk will read the journal OF yesterday.
The resolution offered in the eXecu-
tive session yesterday by Mr.. Mitchell,
providing subcommittee OF the Com
mittee on Privileges and Election to Sit
during the recess, was called up and
after some debate the resolution was
laid over till Tomorrow.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
PeraItO's Ride.
National Associated Press to thy Star.

National Associated Press to thy Star.
NEW YORK, March AT 1 minute
past 10 O'clock last night Peralto, the
Mexican rider, who was to ride 600
miles in 90 consecutive hours, completed
his 457th mile and gave up, his actual
riding time being % hours, s minutes,
and 81 seconds. Peralto attributes his
failure TO the speed Of the horses fur
nished him. PeraltO was as fresh as at
the commencement.
Tbe Murder of KinsaM,
the speculator, whose disappearance
created SO much talk, is another sensa-
tion. His body was found on the track
al Wexford Station, Canada, with every
evidence of violence causing death.
The body shows tbat a jack-kniie was
plunged deeply into Kingan Immediate
ly behind one OF the ears, the flesh being
cut down toward the neck about two
inches, and the throat then cut from ear
to ear. Kingan would appear TO have been
held down until he bled to death, the
blood making hole in the snow along
side the poles about two feet deep. His
own handkerchief was used to wipe the
blood from his neck, and then, thorough
ly saturated, was dropped in the hole
made Dy LIS plOOu. uo Aooi-oAoueu
iack-knffe which had been USED was
found near the spot. The two coats had
been removed from his person, and were
lying on the poles. Two empty pocket
books were found with the coats. The
large sum of money named in the first
dispatch was found in the pistol pocket
of his pants. The body when found
showed that it had been struck
by the cow-catcher and thrown off the
track, only one OF the arms be-
ing broken. One arm shows three cuts,
as ifreceived by knife while defending
himself. o the money found on his per-
son $50 was United States gold, and less
than So in Canadian currency. There is
great excitement along the line OF the
railway, and the railway authorities
have determined to have thorough in
vestigation. The inquest will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
Mrs KiDgan has not be ell informed OF
her husbands death in New Brunswick,
as she is in delicate health. A brother
OF Mr.. Kingan started for Wei .tord this
morning TO identify the remains.
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, March 15.-The Senatorial
contest is warmer than ever to-day, the
feeling being pretty general that nomi-
ma tion will be reached tonight. No one
is over confident, yet the friends OF
bo b Matthews and Taft are hopeful.
II the TAFT men are correct in their es-
Inmates of accessions from Rowland,
the Ex-Attorney-G General has an excel
lent prospect OF success. Matthews has
the workers, and in spite of some dis
couragirg circumstances, the Packard
letter Tor instance, they are getting in
telling licks. The Reserve men mean
to hold together on Rowland, and then
if there is chance, either strike for
Wade or 60 in body to one of the lead
ing candidates. The effort among them
is to so settle their individual prefer
ences as to be able to work together all
through. III they succeed in this the
man that gets their votes after theS
leave Rowland, will be AIR. shsrman's.
successor.
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LATEST LOCAL.

CAsPAR LITzEL, a professional wife
whIpper, was required in the Police
Court o give bond in the sum of 5000 to
keep the peace in future.
THE will of Jackson A. Winn was "a
mitted o probate, and Jane f. Winn ap-
pointed executrix. Michael Tanning
was appointed executor OF James Rey-
nolds. Personality, $1,000.
ALBERT BoRsCA's store, at No. 81
Broadway, "aa entered by a thiei
named james Quinn, last night, and
robbed of $40. Qlinn was arrested, and
sentenced to $50 tne and thirty days in
the Work-house.
LOUIS SMITH, a lahorer, was arrested
this morning by Officer Fortman, on q
warrant sworn out by Susan Campbell,
q resident Of Charcoal alley, charging
MIN with the larceny of $3 ON or about
the 22d of last January.
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GRAND LARCENY.


$5DU W OFth OF Law BOOKS a W1 ne&as
For some time past Aaron b. Cnamt %
on, Esq, who occupies, with his par
ner, Mr.. Williams, rooms in the build
ing at Nos. Is ana II West Third, owned
by Mr.. Briggs Swift, has been missing
valuable law books from his library.
He was at a loss to understand il, bat
the robbery at last becoming unbea,i-
able, he Instituted proceedings looking
TO the solving of the mystery. Plaeiag
the matter in the hands OF Officer RstL-
weger, Of the American District Teie-
graph Company, that gentleman sue
ceeued, alter careful investigation, in
tracing the robbery to colOred man,
whom Mr.. Swift had employed to act as
janitor of the building, and who had
daily and free access to the law Off :es
in the building, Mr.. Champions included.
Tue janitor's name Is Ben jamih Lysie,
colored, who resides at No. 2l4 Central
avenue. He was arrested this m Jrn ng,
in the building, with the sack In his
possession, in which he had secretea
the books in carrying them away. TINS
thief confessed, that ne had taken thssa.
and with little persuasion was induo d
to 90 with the officer to John McCairs
rag-house, ON Walnut street, where after
ripping of the leather backs OF tho vo1-
umes, valued a. $500. he had sold tae
paper for 81 40 While he was in y pen
Itsnt mood, he also told them wnere he
sold coaL which he had stolen fr0n
Mr.. Williams at the same time. the
coat was recovered at the house of Mr..
Ssroman, No. Al East Third street,
where he had sold iL for 90 cents. The
offender is now at the Hammon l-stress
Police Station, and the cnarye i, grana
larceny.
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From Another Correspondent.

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, March 1890 p. M.--The
last moments before the caucus con-
venes are employed by the various Sen
atorial candidates and their friends in
bard work. Everything Is excitement
this afternoon, and the business of legs-
lation 10 broken up. Matthews Is still
ahead. The dispatch against Matthews
in the Chicago Inter-Ocean, ielegraphed
from here, has helped him. Taft, How
land and Shellabarger are unchanged
from last night. Balloting begins at 1880
tonight.
Still Another Statement.
Special to the Star:
COLUMBUS, March 15-2:3O P. M.-The
battle for United states Senatorship is
about over. To-nighps caucus will
settle the matter and decide who will
be the lucky or unluoky man to step
into John Shermaws shoes.
Undoubtedly at tAe present hour
Stanley Matthews has the lead, but it is
evidently plain that he has not the ma
jOrity of the votes that will
be cast tonight. However, his friends
are working like brave fellows, and
it will not be The fault OF Matthew'S per-
sonal friends # be don't succeed In WIN
ming the Senatorial priza. A large lobby
cam! up from Cincinnati last night to
push Matthews safely through.
Tait has also host OF friends here tc-
day, all at work tor him, but in number
they fall far behind Matthew'S. Some Of
the Republican legislators say to-day
that it is their opinion that either Ben.
Wade or Howlaud, OF the House, will be
nominated to fill out the short term, and
keep Matthews back for next winter.
| They seem to think that il they send
Matthews to the Senate that he WON'T
take the interest in the coming State
election tNat he ought to. Shellabarger
and Judge Lawrence are lost sight Of,
and will, il found, be buried tonight on
| the first ballot.
HowIand, OF the House, stands better
| to-day Than at any period Of the Sena-
| tOrial race. and il Matthews don't gel
the nomination Rowland stands the NIX
best chance. But the Republican caucus
| Tonight will Tell the ory.
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ON sCHANGE.

Suspension OF a Member of the
Chamber of Commerce.
To-day on Change Superintendent
Maxwell made the following announce
ment:
Gentlemen of the Chamber - I am
called upon to-day to perform a
painful duty imposed by the Con-
Stitution of the Chamber. The third
Section of Article II of our
Constitution provides that Upon the
suspension OF member, the Superin-
tendent shall announce the same on
Change" In pursuance of This inrorma-
ton, 1T is my duty to- announce that
VIM. Sticktenoth, Il member OF this body,
mas been tried by the Board OF Officers on
charges OF unmercantile conduct, found
guilty, and suspended indefinitely from
the privileges of amember of this Cham
per.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The office Seekers.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March s15.-The army
of office seekers that have been daily
pesieglng President Hayes since his in
auguration, succeeded in storming only
the outer walls of the White House this
morning, as orders were issued to al
low up stairs only those whose off 'ial
position with the President warranted
them in obtaining an audience.
Ex-Secretary Cameron
has arrived from Harrisburg, and
called upon the President early, but as
Secretary Schurz was engaging the
attention OF President Hayes az the
time he postponed his interview uutil
later.
Extra Session Discussed.
The question of an extra session of
Congress is engaging much attention
in administrator circles. There seems
to be much difference Of opinion in re-
gard to the cnmprehensivenes OF the
act Of Congress authVriz ng the Seereta..
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Announcements.

The Euripides Dramatic Club will cels
ebrale st. Patrick's Day in the evening
at the Mount Adams School-house Hall,
by giving the charming Irish drama
"Hahdy Andy" and the humorous play
"a Quiet Family" Du.ing the evening
the following well known amateurs from
other clubs Will appear In their various
specialties: Cogan, Coolahar, Fennessy,
j. Duffy, Wagner and Layan.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Col. Morris, Treasurer of Macauley's
rheater, Louisville. KY, arrivedin town
last nignt.
Mr.. John Rogers has received word
that j. X. Emmet ("Fritz") missed the
steamer at New Zealand, and his ar
rival in this country has been delayed a
.mJnths
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Confirmed

National Associated Press to the Star.
W AsHINGToN, March 15.-The Senate,
after confirming the nominations Of yes
terday, and that of Senator Boutwell, as
Commissioner to revise the United
States Statutes, adjourned till to-mor,
row. Among the large batch of nomina-
tions to-day was that OF Fred. Douglass
to be Marshal OF the District of Colum-
hin
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The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
John Zimmerman and Mary Schuck.
Frank Granden and Lizzie Vail.
Jac. Dauman and Sarah NJ. g filn.
II. M. Corcoran and Bridget X neela.
Ernst Berleman and Anna Buldkamp
JAS. Best and Annie Brown.
JAS. Matthews and Louisa Jones.
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THE LATEST
Seeing the President.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March Is. - Among
those who saw the President this morn
ing were Secretary McCrary, Postmas-
ter General Key, Secretary Schurz, Ex-
Secretaries Cameron and Chandler,
Senators Spencer, Wadleigh, Hitchcock,
Burnside, Paddock and Patterson, Rep
resentatives Shsllabarger, Leonard and
Stowell, with delegation from Florida.
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The other day mau stepped into
railroad Car ON one Of the burlington
roads ana asked for a corkscrsw.
Twelve gentlemen reached down ier
their pocket cork persuaders. W haas
they were feeling for them he explained
that he wanted to get the cork out OF a
bottle of rheumatism liniment, as his
wrists were painful, and Immediately
twelve gentlemen were surprised aad
grieved to discover that they had lsit
their corkscreWs at hom,.
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Alexander III does not seem to haya
done his great work OF emanc, patton as
thoroughly as he might. In the tairIy-
seven governments Oi Russia, where
the law Tor the abolition OF seridom has
been in force since 1851, there are III
two million seven Thousand e;gat ha.s-
dred aud nifty -four serls
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Edition

PROBABLY clear or fair aoeQther, ,oith
rising temperature, for the nert twenty-foar
hours.
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

TNOR SALE FARM - Good farm OF 97X
E acres. situated IL miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm III good
Orocr. Will sell ON VERY EASY terms. A gool
chance for any one dssirinV it 10 get a good
home Address Is. Il. s., star Office, 23u Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jy2Tw-h
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CARD.
GAR ID.
BOOKS, &c.

New Books, novelties in fine Station
cry for Ladies', Visiting Cards. Pocket
books, Frames for Photographs, Chill
dreh's Books, Reward Carts, Pictures,
&c., &C., at STEVENS BOOK STORE,
80 W. Fourth street. mh13-5t1p
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TOR RENT - ROOMS - Four rooms south
it east corner John and Richmond streets.
Key at 1876 West FL tn street. l5-4t
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BOARDING.
FOR RENT--RoOMS

TOR RENT-ROUMS-For light manufac-
Il turing; second and third story. Apply at
20 East Pearl. lJ-4t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

STAFFORD'S COPYING CARMINE,
The most brilliant Ink ever manufactured.
e. T. WOODROW & CO., 15 W est Fourth street,
sole agents for Cincinnati. fe26-lm
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VNT ANTED-1,O AGENTS - AT once to
wv sell new b0c articles; families Will want
itee. Address d. CIIAMBERLlN, Box 2,4S2,
81. Louis, Mo. 9-6t
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FOR SALE.

T70R SALE-DRAY-A good dray. Inquire
Il at GOORE'S, 285 rlum street. l3-3t
'-ESOR SALE HORSES - Two bay horses;
Il oan be seen at A. and 473 Central avenue.
l3-3t
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VXTANTED-PARTNER the boot and
! w shoe business in u city of 5000; none but
ono acquainted with the business need apply;
Hiil give references. Address Lock-box>S74
Springfield. Ohio l3-4t
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csTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. Just out has
q 800 designs and ideas invsluable to oil
So scen 70 he Appreciated. Only 81. Examine
at apy book store or pairtera supply ssoro.
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wv ANTED - SALESMAN Il frst-class
w salesman or solicitor to operate in Ohio
Apd Indiana, by first-ciass Company; must
cbae won recommended as reliable, active and
tneEsevering. Add ess, stating age, past occu-
patton So, SUrERlNTEN DENT, Lock box
1s34B mhl2-36
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VIZ NTANTED-AGENTS-l active agents to
: w sell domestic article; sample sent on
receipt Of 50ci goods as repl esented. Address
J. s. ODLIN & CO., 403 East Third street, Day
ton, Ohio 965
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Is+OB SALE-BUGGIES - Top buggy, open
N buggy and harness; cheap. Call at. l23
Woodward street. 1926
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WI TED SITUATION - To do up
w stairs work; willing to wash aud iron;
not afraid to work; city references. Call at
All Vest Third street. 15-3t
VNJ ANTED - STU ATlON-In a job print
w ing office; have had seven years .xpe-
rtencc; good references. Address JAMES j.
GOLDSMITH, Marietta, Ohio. 15-4t
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r Q. o. F.-QUARTERLY MEETING OF
l.. Washington Encampment THURSDAY
EVENING, 18th inst, for payment OF dues.
mh15-2t* Fl. Z. POW hRS, Scribe.
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tNXTANTED - AGENTS - Active working
wv man in country towns, to take exclusive,
urNly now article. Particulars free w.
N0VERIN, Box 2,4SI, st. Louis, Mo. 9-6t
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FOR RENT.

TINOR RENT NEW HOUSE - Nine rooms,
L Ohio avenue, top Of long steps. Inquire in
rear Of rremises. 1876
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TOR RENT-COTTAGE HOUsE-Of six
IL rooms large lot fruit, shrubbery, &C.; cor
yenient to the Wyoming depot, on g., Ii. & b.
X. r. Apply at No. West Front st. l5-4t
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A Q. H., NEWPORT, KI.-TH ERE WILL
IN. be general meeting THIS EVEN iNG
at O'Clock. all members are requested to at
tend. JOHN WALL, u. T.
All. STRETCH, G. 3. 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
WOODS THEATER.

ID. MACAULEY....... Manager.
EVERY EVENING during the week MISS
LETrIE ALLEN, in her new play Of CRAB
BED AGE.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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RI kaeHM Families or groceries IN want of
III MlHN good Flour = warranted to give
ri MAHaH satisfaction can be supplied by
W. u going to the WEST ENC MILLS.
Your orders are solicited Delivery Free
JAMES K. HUHIN, Sixth streer, between
Baymtiler and Freeman. mh7-Sm
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ENOR RENT-HOUSE-No. 1868 West Ninth
T street. will be for rent. Inquire on the
premises. l5-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VETANTED -HORSES TO BOARD = For
= w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For Information apply to y. L. SrAiL. at
Shook u McNioolrs stable, southwest corner
bf Fifth and Sycamore. no5-tf
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TOR SALE-HORSE-Fin road horse, sew
i en- years old this spring; record OF 2:i5 will
9sll very cheap. Address box Sil, Covington,
KY. 13-4t