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Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Arrest Of an ILLEGAL liquor Seller.

lhomas Browning Of Browntown was
yesterday arrested by Marsha McMul-
Inns Deputies on complaint of Deputy
Collector j. l.. Atkins for selling liquor
without having paid the special
U. 5. tax. He was taken before Com
missioner Smith and held by him for a
further hearing On SATURDAY. Mr.. Ad-
kinS, for some time past, had his Slls-
picions that Browning was carrying on
an illegal traffic, Int it was not until
yesterday that he was enabled, through
positive evidence to pounce down on
him and scouD him in. When caught
he was willing to pay the special tax
imposed, but he had deiied the govern
ment so long that Mr.. Adkins conclu.
ded to let the law take its course in his
case. Mr.. Adkins has at the present,
no knowledge OF any other place In MS
district where the law is openly set at
defiance, but there are two or three
places that arouses his suspicious and
he is watching them keenly.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
THE BUILDING RECORD.
The Building Lines which II" I
COnNell Drew Last Month.

NJ. &. COnwell, Chiet engineer, report
the following building liues drawn 70
+ the month ending June 80, 1881:
j. Moir & Co., cunning factory on The
south side OF Twelfth h street, east Of Durt
street.
l.. T. Dilworth, two houses on the
north side Of Pleasant street, between
Monroe and Adams.
Edward l.. Turner, one house on The
north side OF Race street, west of Bllena
Vista street.
Enoch Townsend, one house on the
north side OF Fifteenth street, west OF
Market street.
Robt McCaulev, ST., George Hanson,
Eobt. McCaulley, .lr., seventeen dwell
lings and one carpenter shop, on Four
teenth, Walnut and Wilson streets.
Patrick Sullivan, ten houses at the
southwest corner of Chestnut and Mon
roe streets.
Mary A. Massey, backbnildinS on he
east side of Wilson street, south OF
Eighth street.
y. G.. Gamble, one house on the eaS
side of Buena Vista street, north OF
Race street,
Nicholas l.. German, one house at the
southeast corner Of Sixth and Adams
streets.
John Il. Elliott, barkbu lding al the
west side Of King street, south OF Front
street.
George Morrison. one house on the
west side 0! Allms street, between
Chestnut and Elm streets.
George f. Wheeler, stable on the
south side Of Eleventh street.
Rev. Thomas 4. Becker, Bishop Of
Wilmington, church, southeast corner
Fifteenth and King streets.
John Hare and Samuel +. Marshall,
four houses on the west side of Adams
street, bet wcen Ninth and Tenth streets.
William Forrest, one house on south
side of Front street, between Franklin
and IiroOme streets.
Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Com.
pany, engine house Oh the south side Of
Sixth street, between Orange and Tat
nall streets.
Fitza!an &. Burnett, six houses on
the north side Of Davis street, between
Heald and Claymont streets.
James H. Aaron, eight houses on the
west side of Monroe street, between
Front and Pleasant streets.
Joseph W. Locke, back building on
the north side Of Taylor street, between
Poplar and Lombard streets.
Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr, one house
on the west side OF Harrison street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
lsuiled by POIicenleR.

The arrests in Wilmington Tor June,
were rs follows
Drunkenness .j6 Drunk and diSor-
icrly, 81 Disorderly conduct, - As
sault and battery, -; abuse and threat,
II: violation Of city ordinance, 10 ;
larceny, 3 illegal liquor selling, .:
lighting, ,; vnsrancy, I contempt of
court. 3 concealed deadly weapons, >;
total, l91.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
A New Castle Election.

Seminole Tribe No. !, | .. Il. NJ, ill.,
stalled the following officers last night :
Sachem-E. Monckton.
). 81. Cannon.
j. Sc. w. Nantime.
G. Of E.-W. Fl. Terry.
X. If W.-Jacob Hermann.
After the installation the lodge adj
journel 10 Roberts saloon and had lee
cream.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Grateful W omen.

None receive so mach benefit, and
noUe are so profoundly grateful and
show such in interest in rrco,nlnending Z
Hop Bit er, as women. 1t is the only
remedy peculiarly adapted to the many
ills the Sex is almost universally sub
jecf to, Chilis and fever, indigestion or
dsraDged liver, constant or periodical
sick headaches, weakness in the back or
kidneys, pain in the shoulders and diff
terent parts Of the body, feeling Of las
situdr and despondancy, are all readily
removed by these lSitttrS.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Will They Increase the Fare:
Chester Times


1t has been extensively rumOrel, with
in the past few days, that as soon a, the
Pennsylvania Railroad company as>um
Ell control OF the T. w 4 h. K. H., the
freight aud passenger rates would be IN
rrea Se,l the latter 10 average three cents
per mile. While no definite intorma.
ZION can I've Obtained relative to this
rGmor it is generally conceded that an
increase will he made Can the new
mana cement atfold ~ do this We
think, with the improved facilities for
steamboat travel, that it will not be a
paying investment, 1t is still within
..e recollection OF many ot our inhabi-
tants when nearly all Of the traffic be-
twern Philadelphia and Chester was by
water, aui ,truer than submit 70 rxtor-
tion tIe same method will again br pur-
sued.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Where d Where In Hec

A couple prominent gentlemen from
the Third and Fifth Wards, called ut
our office this morning inquiring if we
knew what had become of the ash man?
We could not render the information
desired, but promised them to ask
through the RErrBLICAN. Tuesday
was his day, buI he has not been around
yet. Where, oh, where is he
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Sure Cure for piles.

do you know what it isto sitter with
piles, Ifynu do, YOU know what is one
ut the worst torments of the human
frame The most perfect cure ever
known is kiiney.W ort. 1t cures con
>tipaton, and then its tonic action re.
stores health 10 the diseased bowet, and
prevents recurrence of disease. Try II
without delay. The dry amt liquid are
both sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Nature'S Rem e0y.

4 the thousands that now hav" their
N and comfort destroyed by comp.i-
|tiop of liver and kidney Complaints
Bud give nature, remedy, Kidney
|ort a trial they would be speedily
Fed. 1t acts on both organs at the
he time and therefore completely iii Is
! bill for perfect remedy. II y"n
He a lame back and disord"rei kid
Tvs ,lsr il at OuGa
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Church Notes.

Bishop Becker, who is to take charge
O. paul's 4. c. church, moved from
! sth M and West 70 Third and Jackson
rsa,s today. Rev. Father Il. J. Tay-
late of st. Peters church, will be
h assistant. .,.,..
I'm sunday morning nNx' the bishop
Nm administer the sacrament OF con-
Emation in the German Catho1icchu"ch
/ the Sacred Heart
Al four o'clork in rhs afternoon he
ill conduct the service Q. laying 'he
Irner.srnne of st. Patrick 7. church,
|fteeuth and King streets. lie Will he
sisted by priests OF this aud othnrhio-
Ias All III. Catholic societies in the
Nv will be present.
|i,ey, NJ. X. Fai,on, who has been
.n.frrred from st. rauiI to St. Pat
Eke, will reside with the bishop tor
d nrrSput
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
The Rayard IeyfOn.

The following are the new Officers OF
he l;lyard Legion to serve the ensuing
I hree months:
President WIN. Il. Norton.
Vie Prpst. John Wilson.
Err. Sec.-Andrew Lemon.
Fin. Sec.-A fired Vernon.
Trrsurer-Wm. McMenamin.
Marshal James L. Daley.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
.'('elcbratiOn.'' -

At llssell's by offering new lot Of
lace mitts in black and cclorS. some
especially cheap one "a large assortment
of hosiery from ) cents to 500 a pair.
Parasols at reduced prices for Mondays 5
celebration,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
BPECIAL u IN TION.
Closing sale.

bur great annual closing out s,is OF
|ng and summer clothing at ths B"s-
One Price Clothing House com
Need on Saturday. June IL. Specia.
|hcements in boys and children .
hing. Each purchaser OF i suit will
1--WE present. The presents consist
llk handkerchiefS, neclities, suspen-
and other articles TOO numerous 70
htion. All are invited 10 attenu this
and | am satisied they will 20
happy. V. u. HOLMES, Prep.
2l3 Make. street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
18th Of fully"

r. l.. Russell has made special pre-
paratiOn for excursions amt picnic> on
Monday next by having u large supply
OF lace collars for ladies' and children
from 5 cents to 81 each, fancy linen and
Creton collars, white and cream ties, All
unusually large assortment and a full
stock of ribbons and fans.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Making Hay by Moonlight.

Seminole HaymakerS' Association OF
New Castle will meet tonight for the
nurpose OF completing its organization.
IL about 5wo weeks it will be prepared
TO learn PERSONS how to make hay by
moonlight.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
q ii Cents,

A full line of best styles and best
quality prints reduced to 6'4 cents, by
Kennart. x Co. They are not the re-
fuse of old stock but goods that have
been selling all season at cents. Many
bargains now in seasonable goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Carryfug the Nail.

William I. WhitwOrth, to whom WAS
L sarded the contract to carry the mali
het ween the post office and depot, enter
ed upon duty today, He Sas accom-
panied by a man, who wa. engaged
in learning him what he was expected
to do. Mr.. Whitworth's bid was S6N0
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
The WeAtl ID or.

War Department, Office OF the Cl.iet
sigma O5icer, Washington, July l.
A NJ.
Indications for ts-iay-Fnr the Middle
Atlantic STATES, colder, partly c.puty
weather: local rains, wind mostly north
rriy, higher barometer
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Rheumatic Diseases.

These ailments follow from torpid
liver and costive bowels, the skin,
bowels and kidneys failing in their
proper work, an acrid poison is formed
in the blood, which is the occasion of
these acute diseases. Kidney-Wort
produces healthy action OF all secretive
organs, and throws off the rheumatic
poisons. Equally efficient in liquid or
dry form.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01

The other mark ,men, Messrs. James
Knott. j. d. Haddock, j. s Litzenberg,
l.. C. tfrubb, j. Donnelly and J. A.
Hyatt, did not score anything.
In the open-to-all contest for the gold
shield, which was made at 200 yards
range with breech loading rifles OF forty
five calibre, there were tifty-three conl-
petitors, The prize was won by H. W.
Hancock, The scores were as follows ::
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
last Nights police Court.

The Mayor, last night, imposed fine
of 81 and costs upon II young man nam
ed John Malone, because he came home
drunk and acted in diSorlerly IN IN
ner.
Dne case Of drunkenness was also dis
posed Of
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Glass Ball shooting Match

on the Fourth Of July, at the Columbus
Inn, on the Kennett Pike. Shooting
takes place at 10 O'Clock. All sportsmen
invited TO participate. Balls furnished
Oh the grounds.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Fourth Of July Notice.

Please send in your orders early fer
hna's Celebrated Salem County Ice
lam. Served At all hour, during the
L. w. Schaier, n. L. cor. Fourth
Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Next day

Mot neglect the opportunity to get
hr picture taken. Brecher's gallery
III be open all day from to /. No.
Market street, LIST gallery below
|nrth street make no mistake, Call
ely
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Moonlight Excursion and Concert

of Wilmington Battalion Of Odd Eel
lows, on Thursday evening next, prom
ises to be one of the best that ever lett
this city. The concert alone will be
worth fifty cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Rcd N ensS Hail.

The digging of the cellar for the Red
Mems Hall, of New Castle, Was begun
this morning. The work will be push
ed forward rapidly, and in a short time
the building will be erected.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Haru ass an0lrunky.

10 get cheap, stylish aud durable har-
&s call at &. j.. Parker',, No. II East
6rd street, (odi Fellows hali.) He
y also a large assortment OF trunks
5ays ON hand.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Real Estate at Public Sale.

Head & Co. sold on Wednesday
afternoon the properties Nos. 1909 West
Seventh street and 1104 Poplar street.
The former was bought by T.. G. Brad
ford, Jr., for $1,355; the latter by Har
Ian Cause, for $l,270.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
An AasnrtAd Lot

of children's Hosiery German and Eng
lish goods only, in size ., W and inch
at u cents, 611SS, I and 81 at % cents, at
Kennard l. Co., Many bargains now In
seasonable goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
- -

Mayor kalloch, of San Francisco, in
reply to a request from his congregation
has announced that he will not run for
Office again.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01

,,ry" CANSoN. clerk of the
.,.t though he made An efficient
'' ., far as we know, has to ''step
'n''' .a ont" 10 make room for one
oNl ot a, "oyerall." James Daley
~ .Dd ~ 10 be nominated for Clerk OF
'I n;,u Council last night, but not be-
u,.,,,,ow,ail." he was not wanted.
H., ynl, see
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
You Will Feel Better

if you have q nice easy-ftting suit Of
clothes to wear on the 4th, and Mullin
Il Son, Sixth and Market will tit you i'll
one and at very low price.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Ice Cream

larles Kyle is prepared to furnish
lnest ice cream OF ali tavor', to ali
may call either By wholesale or rt'-
et the Northeast corner Of Sixth
lrange streets, Or At his stall, cor
Second anu Market streets. Par
I'D families supplied at short no.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
State of the TherInOIl meier

II the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade:
this morning
7 o'clock. ID O'clock II O'Clock,
- TO IS
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
FOR FUEL.

WILMIsGToN, DsL., June Is, 1881.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Chairman of tho Committee on Fuel at 9o.
Chestnut street, until THURSDAY, July !.
1851. at ) O'Clock 2. m. for furnishing the
public schools with about tye hundred tons
(nore or less) Of Schuylkii! coal, stove and
broken. Also about thirty cords Of wood, oak
and pine. equal quantities. The coal to be
thoroughly screened, s24O pounds to the ton.
Wood to be cut in three lengths, and split
ready for use. All fuel to be delivered in the
cellars of school buildings snd trimmed uF
satisfactory to the Committee.
ALLEN RI TIL.
iyl-3t Chairman
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Good EaaOuxh.

Fers Of a really good chew of To.
should ask lor Miller, Good
gh Navy Plug, as it is the only To.
In the market that has not a drag
taste and will not maze ths mouth
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01

rNOR SALE-ONE TWENTY COY FOOT
n walnut top counter, in geod order.
AppIy CRIPPEN'S,
jyl.2tt no. East Seoona ssree'.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-01
Dr. 81 M ups'
Pain AearcheP

Peat summer medicine for Crxanrs,
Diarrhpa, &c, and splendid tor
nahsm, Neuralgia, &c; soc. Sold
llers. Main depot 4th q King,
602 Arch street.
ell Il Bros. have on their stalls
Aiird street marker halibnt, sal
rout, poreies, sea bass, cat fish,
ers, mackerel, &c.
Mosquito Csnoptes
Pe, $40, 81, $3.50 and 81, finish
p etc, and mosquito netting all
u. WoRRELI..
sfiil Live.
ands of Fish fresh aud good at
e's Fish stalls, Eighth street
e Offering a line Of dress goods
and 25c. per yd. that are posi-
|orth Is, 371., 50 and 75c. These
fabrics suitable for present
G. WoRRELL.
!smal excursions to the Great
Mart every day for the best ),
cent cigars on Gods green
tickets free. Chapinau's 4th Il
ng, smarting, irritation OF the
Passages, diseased discharges,
Buchupaiba. 81, druggists.
Il. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market
. Of rats, mice, cats, beh-bugs,
0se their lives by collision with
Pm Rats" Sold by druggists.
d green fires at very low prices.
~: B. Danforth, Druggist, cor.
pa Market streets. A special
trusses.
rtman's Drug Store may be
beautiful selection OF toot h
hair brushes and combs.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Have you tried the New Perrumery, at
HOfeckerS. mar Y-JIn
Crackers and Fancy Cakes, j. B. Cooper
Perkins & House Non Explosive Lamps.
J. Il. Cooper.
Job work neatly done at the TINES office.
Sauces and Flavoring Extracts, }. B. Cooper.
Smoky Chimneys Cured BY using Van
Noorden's Chimney Cap, Made by VIM.
FAIRIES & Go.
Kid Gloves, equal to Jouvins Best, J. b
Cooper.
Carpets, 0cloths, Mating, }. B. Cooper
Everybody says that Ever Sweet is just
elegant, at Hotteckcrs 5.
Autograph and other Albums, J. b Cooper
jos f. Williams has Fresh Beef constantly
on hand.
Choice Teas and Cotlee,, J. B Cooper.
Ladies Gents, Children Gauze Underwear,
j. j. Cooper.
Bibles. Hymnal, Blank Books, j. b.
Cooper,
Roller Su>pender-, and Linen Collra- and
Cuffs, j. b. Cooper.
Ever Sweet is pronounced the best Of
ALL at Hohecker :.
Epglishmen formerly supposed that Amer
can running horses were very inferior to theirs
but during the last two years Parole, Wallcn-
| stein and other fast ones that were sent from
! this country to England, have won hundreds
! of thousands Of dollars for such Americans as
| the Messrs. Lorillard, james Gordcn Bennett
&c. The English have investigated the rca-
! sons for the great success of American horses,
| and find that they are kept in such fine cond-
! tion by the constant use Of NJ. B. Roberts
! Horse Powder.-.Sporting Times.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
For the Smyrna Times.
TUT q
DOVER.
DOVER. Aug. 18th,

DOVER, Aug. 18th, 1881.
MR.. EDITOR R:-Watermelons arc selling
in our market at ten and twenty cents a
piece.
The work on the Richardson House is
progressing, The walls are nearly up to
the second story:
Mr., VIM, Smithers and Mr., VIM, II.
Hobson are having built on State street
two fine frame dwelling houses.
Mr.. J. P. Salisbury is now summering
at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Bradford and her daughter Lucy,
have returned home after quite an exten-
sive tour to the various watering places.
DIR. Bishop has removed his Office further
up State street into the building he recent
iy purchased of Mr.. Kriskbaum.
Saturday Wasa thig day"with our colored
people, several hack loads of them went to
Bayview and Bowers Beach where they
spent the day. These "big days" come
twice year and it is a general holiday
with them.
Last Winter the Legislature gave the
town council the right to issue bonds to
the amount of $4,000, for supplying the
town with water for fire and domestic
purposes. Several weeks ago the Water
Committee, which was appointed by the
Council, issued proposals. They received
letters from two or three companies, but
each one far exceeded that amount in
their bids. The lowest bid was that of the
Mount Holly Company, which was s24,-
600, four thousand more than the Council
was authorized to raise. A few days ago
however, the Company telegraphed to the
Council that they would complete the
Works for sl0.500, provided they would
leave the standing pipe out stating aI
the same time that the water pressure
would be just MS great. Instead of going
up into the standing pipe 1t would bt
pressed directly from the engine into tn,
main pipes, and thence into the houses
This plan met the approval of the Com
mittee and at meeting held Saturday
eYeping il was decided to have the Watei
Works erected, The work will be com
menced in few days, "af \
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

few days. His wife, who has been visiting
here for the past few weeks, will return
with him.
S. f. Sullivan, Esq, of the Chestertown
Transcript, gave us call yesterday while
returning from Ocean City, where he had
been attending the Press Association.
John B. Cooper and wife and Miss Emma
Hough are rusticating at Ocean Grove.
Misses Mary and Annie Hough are visi-
ing near Trenton, N. J.
Mrs. J. w. Jones, is spending a season
on the Wissahickon, Pa
Geo. T. Baggs, ESQ.,, leaves this after
noon for Sedalia, Mo-, where he expects
to practice his profession. Our friend
Baggs passed most creditable examina-
ton in his class in the Maryland Law
University and before the committee ap-
pointed by the court, prior to his admission
to Baltimore bar, and with this high card
in his favor he is commended at once to
the citizens of his adopted locality.
| Miss NJ. E. Janvier and Mrs. S. w. Raj
mond will return on Saturday in prepar-
atory to the opening of their school.
Miss Annie Waters and Miss Lizzie Rey-
mold are visiting Sudlersville, Md.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

THE ARTIC SEARCH.-The latest reports
from the Artic regions, while not very en-
couraging, do not give up all hope that
the jeanette has escaped the perils of that
fatal region from whence so many eXplOr-
ers never return. The captain of the
whaler Abbott Laurence, of New Bedford,
which reached St. Johns, n. F., on the
18th of August, reppfts that the past
Winter was one of almost unexampled
severity even in the whaling districts.
The Abbott Laurence wintered at Marble
Island, on the Northwest side of Hudson
bay, in latitude so deg. S3 min. North and
longitude 81 deg. 6 min. West. During
January and February the minimum re-
| cording of the thermometer was eighteen
degrees below zero, while the maxium was
| fifty-seven degrees below zero. The ice
formation was 90 enormous and impene-
trable that the whales could scarcely move
solitary ships length. Capt. Mosher,
| however, thinks the prospects of the Artic
search steamer Proteits exceedingly good
and believes that vessel will sight the
Jeanette coming through the water courses
that lead out in a Southeastern direction
into Bafiin's Bay. Capt. De Long, it will
be remembered, proposed to remain two
Winters in the Arctic seas, and to return
through Lancaster sound into Baffin's bay,
and thence down the North Atlantic
Advices from the United States Steamer
Alliance show that several attempts to
reach Spitzbergen from the Norwegian
ports this season have been unsuccessful,
and that the past Winter both in that
country and in Iceland was the severest
known since 1890. In Iceland, where
suicides have been heretofore almost un-
known, six occurred last Winter, all of
which were asGrihed 10 the severity Of the
weather. If the crew of the ,Ieqnnette
have survived the terrible ordeal within
the Arctic circle, their escape will have
been little less than miraculous. -Bdlti-
more Sun. IS
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

Nine crates of peaches were shipped on
Wednesday last, by Mr.. Jos. Draper of
Slaughter Neck, near Milford. They at
tracted more attention than a drove of
Texas horses would. They are the first
shipped from this station'this season and
probably will be the largest shipment of
any day during the summer. This time
two years ago from four to six car loads left
here daily.-ChrOnicIe.
FELTON," THE BAY GELDING, RAISED
IN THIS STATE, TRoTs A QUARTER IN 293.
Among the extensive and somewhat
noted collection of tr0tters now in the
course of training under Mr.. NJ. Goodin's
management, at Belmont Park, is an at
tractive and well-shaped bay gelding
named FELTON,, the property of Mr.. Chas.
Wister, of Germantown. Entering Mr..
GoOdin's stable as a comparatively green
horse the animal soon showed an aptitude
to trot very fast, and being cleverly gated
Mr. Goodin at once took especial inter
est in the little trotter's future. He re-
ceived moderate amount of jogging at
first, and afterwards, at intervals, would be
sent along at a lively pace. The horse
exhibited rapid improvement, and in his
first attempt to trot mile, with Mr..
OOONlhJ bls. IluDOuo3 AS
went from wire to wire in 2:30 without
any apparent exertion. Upon subsequent
occasions, and in the presence of Mr.
Wister and other prominent gentlemen
he has displayed his remarkable abilities
at short distances, such as quarters in 81
and 33 seconds, and half miles from 10Y!
to LOG. Very rarely he was given a mile
but, at the request of his owner he trotted
upon one occasion the full extent of Bel
mont, without skip or break, 2:223.
few days ago Mr.. Wister, in one o
his casual visits, desired to see hi
little wonder driven a quarter or hal
mile, and in the presence of Councilman
John T. Strickland and other gentlemen
who held watches over the performance
Mr.. GOodin, Jr., drove him from III,
Judges stand to the quarter-mile pole il
294 seconds, a 1853 gait. While not in an.
sense a record the performance cannot iai
to be remembered as the greatest that ha
ever been accomplished by any trotter il
the world seven years old. FELTON, is fiji
teen hands and half-inch high, and W.,
bred and raised i'll the vicinity of Dover
His sire was a horse called Hunter, VIII
was killed on account of his vicious habits
FELTON, was purchased by Mr.. Wister abou
a year ago for the sum, it is SAID, of 81 ,10(
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