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SECRETARY LINCOLN is expected to return t
Washington tonight.

RECKLESS STEAMBOAT OFFICERS. - Inspector
Starbuck, OF New York. reports to the supervising
inspector general OF steam vessels from Albany,
under date OF October 4th, the continuation Of the
the tug Robinson. He repeats the assertion made
in his report OF the day before that the disaster
was due to the recklessness OF the captain, engi-
neer and fireman OF the tug. He says: ''They all
knew. evidently, that the safety valves were
loaded so as to carry an excess Of steam beyond
what their certificate of inspection allowed" The
wreck OF the vessel. he reports, has not yet been
raised. He thinks the investigation will be con-
cluded to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hp CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
VLS Sth and II streets northwest. Rev s. H. GREENE,
pastor Services at II a. m. and 1880 p m Come and
worship with us. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-06

NAVAL ORDERs-Assistant Paymaster John 8.
Carpenter, to the Yantic: Passed Assistant M. D.
Jones, detached from the naval hospital, WASH
ington, and ordered to the naval hospital, Brook
lyn; Passed Assistant Surgeon c. w. Rush. from
Colorado; Assistant Engineer G. H. T. Babbitt,
from the Yanttc and placed on waiting orders:
Passed Assistant Engineer G. F. Nagle, from the
Assistant Paymaster G. NJ. Ray from the Yantic,
and ordered to settle accounts and wait orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-06

The GREENBACK CAsK-It seems that Gov But
Ter is not as eager as he was to appear before the
q. 8. Supreme Court and the country as the
champion of the greenback, and it Is doubtful II
the famous legal tender case will be argued next
Tuesday, the day appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-06

SECOND CONTROLLER UPTON states that q pro-
motion in his Office, made twenty days ago, proba-
bly, gave rise to the story that he had made an
appointment, instead of making promotions in
the office; that he has not the slightest authority
TO make any appointments and none have been
made by him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-06

THE SANTA FR COLLECTORsHIP-The commis-
soner ofinternal revenue decided to-day not to
move the Office of collector of customs from
Santa Fe to Albuquerque, New Mexico, as he had
been requested to do by citizens OF the latter
place. He does not think the interests OF the SER
vice call for such change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-06

A RARE F1sH.-The signal corps station at
Barnegat City, N. j., reports as follows: very
rare specimen of the Mesoplodon, or battle nose
whale, has been washed ashore at this station
Professor True and Mr.. Palmer, OF the Smithson-
ian Institution. are now here taking plaster cast
OF the carcass and gathering the bones. prepara-
tory to moving them to that Institution. Prof.
prepared The only one now known is in the
Paris museum. The body is 10 feet and inches
long, and will probably weigh two tons. The cast
has been made very SucceSSfullv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-06

APPEAL FOR Observation-Disclosures
Horace E. Mullan, late commander OF the United
States steamer Ashuelot, which was lost on the
coast OF Asia, will make an appeal to Congress
this winter for reinstatement in the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-06

The CoREAN EMBASSY, escorted by Lieut. Mason
and Mr.. Lowell, secretary Of legation, visited the
Interior department to-day, and In the Secretary's
chiefs. They were turned over to a committee
consisting Of Chief Clerks Duree. OF the Patent
office, and Harrison, OF the land office; J. Stanley
Brown. OF the geographical survey, and Thomas
Hampson, OF the bureau OF education, who took
them all through the department Though not
able to do much talking with those around them,
lures OF the department closely and took many
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

HousroN, Sept. 22.-[special. Your cor
respondent interviewed number OF lead
ing negroes to-day, upon the circular is.
'ued by the negro lawyer, Johnson, yester-
ny, advising the colored people to
cense attempting to ride In ladies' cars
on railroads, ard to stop all agitation.
as due provision would be made as
soon as possiIl to give negroes separate
cars. A majority Of inem nre highly indig.
nant that Johnson should presume TO take
the leadership and insinuate that he cou.
promised his personal suits against the
railroad company at liberal rate, and
ihathe threw his influence for peace into
the scale. They say that the colored peo.
Pile do not intend to stop agitation until
equal rights are conceded them, and that
they will not be Stood off with
promises. They disown Johnson as a
leader, ana advise the negroes at
large to take no heed OF his
circular. One or two OF ths more temper.
ate negroes, however, dispRrage further
agitation at the present time and say that
while they do not recognize Johnson as
tader, but IL would be better to call n halt
,nd see the results.
II was Crspy cold morning and heavy
clothing was quite seasonable.
The Ga'yeslOus aud Houston Nationals
will play II game OF bail tomorrow.
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AUSTIN, Sept % Especial 1.-The
Browns, Of Dallas, defeated the Red Stock
ngs ofthis city, to-day, by score OF Is to
To The Browns play In San Antonio to.
morrow
TIE San Antonio Sanitary and FertiIzng
company, capital $4,000, filed n charter
to-day.
The assessment rolls Of Anderson county
were received to-day.
The board OF education rules that county
Judges in making apportionment of the
school funds, must consider the funds that
have accum nlated; should the accumulated
fund be sufficient to run the schools ten
months, then the county is Iot liable 10
the curreut prorata apportionment.
The report OF the financial agent Of the
pententilry for September, shows cash ON
hand, SIG il2; proceeds railroad labor. $40, d.
500; proceeds from labor, Sl4 2ii other
labor, 81 800, expenses TO be paid, Sl2 i21.
The Dallas boys were introduced to Gov.
ernor Ireland by Captain James Britton, NJ
Dallas, and also TO Governor Lubbock.
They were escorted through the capitol and
The olpitol grounds, The governor ban.
Duets the Browns tonight,
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WARRINGTON, Sept. 22.--Lleutenr mt. Col
onel A. W. Evans was to-day placed upon
the retired list Of the army, having been
found by the returning board incapacitated
for active service. This retirement fllls the
last vacancy which existed In the retired
list.
The condition OF the treasury to-day was
as follOwG Gold coin and bullion, $9Oi,.
Ol0, 3Ss; silver dollars and bullion. Sll9-
ll3 O08i fractional silver coin, 90 722, $50 70;
United States notes S62,g10058. Total,
Si0l go 377 Certificates outstanding
Gold, $50 027 $40; silver, S77,0S2.Ooi cur.
rency, Sli $50 900.
The president OF the New Orleans Na.
tlonal bank, against which Postmaster
General Gresham's order In relation 10 the
Lottery oompany's mail matter was di-
reoted, had an interview with the secretary
oi the treasury ON the subject. Secretary
Foger told him the question OF the deliv-
cry OF mail matter to tho bank was one
over which he had no direct control, that
being under the Jurisdiction OF the post
office department. Tho only question
which he (Folgerl had 10 decide was
whether the action OF the bank In hecom.
ing the agent OF the lottery company TO
receiyeits mail was u proper subject for in-
vesiigation by the treasury department
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Tho ". Loul. Fair,


sr. LouIs, Sept. 2s-Preparatlon for the
fair have begun in earnest and are on
more extensive scale than ever before. Be-
ginning Monday, October 1. every day
and night OF the week has some special
feature. The fair itself commences Mon.
day and lasts six days Monday night there
Will be public display Of lire works. Tues.
day night the sixth annual visit of the or.
der Of Yelled Prophets, whose pareant
with twenty-five floats will illustrate Fairy
Lsnd, tamilar nursery tales being recall.
ed In the tab,eaux cars. Wednesday night,
tue exhibition OF lire works will be-
gwen Thursday night the trades pageant
Will take place In which there will be over
luO specially prepared h1a,s representing
more than huy business interests aud
lhere viii be n military parade In which
local soldiers and visiting companies from
st least ten neighbnrlng slatos will partci.
pate, to be followed by military ball al
the nrmofy. Friday night there viii be
tableaux aud Yelled Prophets concert ut
the Olympia theatre In which Remenyi,
Julia, Rive King and other celebrities will
appear. Mllesof gas pipe arch the priuci.
pal streets of the center OF the CITY which
will be brilliantly illuminated with yarie-
ty OF lights. Many private iluminations
and tire.work exhibitions will add TO the
brilliancy. All business places will have
special DISPLAYS aud residents along the
routes OF the Prophets aud Trades pageant
will decorate with bunting and lanterns
Strings OF electrlclamps will be hung along
the principal streets.
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OORsIOASA

CoRHcASA, Sept. % A negro living In
the Chaldeld neighborhood, made an at
tempt TO rape a white woman several nights
ago. lie was arrested Thursday evening.
and gavea bond before Justice Mcmillan
tor ms appearance. Several masked men
visited the house Of the justice, alter dark
making enquiry Tor the negro The negro
and IL is thought he was made away with
Thirly.six hundred bales Of cotton have
been received up TO date. A better crop
Will be gathered than was ut FIRST expected.
An Important will case was decided to-day
Tor the defendant, In the district court
Several off Missouri heirs Of John Plum
mer, had resisted the probate OF his will on
the ground OF insanity.
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Rumora rrom tho Arctic.

LONDON, Sept. 22-Proiessor Nordensk
I)ld telegraphs the following from scrabs
ter TO the Associated press "Durlng my
excursion on the inland Ice, DR.. Northerest
with the steamer Sofia, In charge OF Captain
Nilsson, anchored on the 9th OF July In the
bay near Cape York, 76j miles north. The
doctor was accompanied from Godhon by
an Esquimaux interpreter named
Hans Christian, who had met the
Godhon party. They stated they had
been informed by other natives that
commander OF the American expedition,
whose name they pronounced "Kasleyh,h
and another member OF the party which
had arrived at a polnt north OF Smith
sound, were dead, aud that the rest OF the
expedition had return ID on sledges 10
Liitleton Island. Unfortunately this In
formation was not given to DIR. North, rest
until ho returned to Godhon. |, myself,
examined Christian. and his account seems
to be reliable. Before starting northward
the Sophia met on July 10Th At Godhon
the whaler Protous, which intended TO pro-
coed TO Littleton Island, and II necessary,
and unlmpeded by Ice, TO Lady Franklin
bay. When the Sofia visited smiths sound,
that body Of water Yves inoumbered By Ice.
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wANAHACuIE

wAxAuAcHIE, Sept. %. Especial THE
county commissioners court met yesterday
and contracted for the purchase OF poor
farm from J. +. Dunlap, for IS .Gs5. It Is
three miles from the city, and contains $40
acres.
one Carpenter was tried yesterday Tor
rape, and convicted ofan aggravated as.
sault and battery. His punishment Was
liked at $500 fine and one year in the couu.
" jail.
jerks Austin was convicted of theit 10.
day, and sentenced to serve five years ia
The penitentiaty.
L. T. wager, Of the Enterprise, and Il. r.
Huckaby, Of the Mirror, leave ln the morn.
ing to join the press excursion at Houston
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GALVESTON, Sept a. Special. J. The
trial OF Ed. Jacobs, editor of the Evening
Print, on .ho charge Of libel, preferred by
Mrs. Ada Spencer, came up before Justice
spaun this evening, the courtroom being
packed to ,ullocation. After hearing tho
testimony OF some ten or twelve witnesses
for both sides, Justice Spaun took the mat.
ter under adyisement aud continued the
case until Tuesday morbing at 10 o'clock
Judge Austin, IN the county court this
morning tried ten lunacy cases. The
transcripts will be sent TO the authorities at
Austin, who will notify him how many
lunst'cs from this county can be admitted
to the asylum.
The Mechanic base bal club will leave In
the morning for Houston where they will
cross bats with the Nationals OF that city.
The real estate transfers for the week
ending to-day amounted to nearly $40 GOO
Fourteen deaths are reported by the
health officers for the week, of which eleven
were adults and three children.
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr WoRTH, Sept. %. - [spscisl.l -
Mayor Smith sent to the city secretary
to-day his veto Of the ordinance granting
the saloon men the right 60 open on Sun.
day before 0 o'clock and after 4, He holds
II TO be In violation OF the state law. A
canvass Of the council indicates that the
ordinance will be passed over tne veto.
10 the suit NJ w, q. Hoover and wife vs..
the Texas & Pacific railroad Tor damages IN
the sum OF $1,000 for the killing OF their
son, Allen Hoover. the jury found for the
defense.
+, Tern aud II, d. Gill were arrested This
evening Tor playing the three fg-bo1"
trick on two passengers on Ia Texas & Pa
cihc railroad, and viotimizing them Jut ol
several hundred dollars. The company will
join In the prosecution Of the men,
Majo Penn preached a terrific SO e'mon
against the ballroom tonight.
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Tho Iowa campalrn.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22,-rhe Ruberna.orIal
campaign In Iowa Is being conducted with
unprecedented vlgor. The issues outlined
are prohibition and the protective tariff
on the side OF the republicans, and license
aud tafld for revenue on the eide OF the
democrats. Ben Harrison has been on the
stump for the republicans and Governor
Hendricks for the democrats. Congress-
man Springer, OF Illinois, passed through
Chicago to-day on his way 10 Iowa, where
he will begin on Monday series ofspeechea
lNsting till the time OF election.
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WEArHERFoRD

WSArHERFoRp, Sept, % Special The
Jacksooro stage for this place was robbed
this evening, eight miles from the city, by u
lone highwayman, ono OF the same two
hat robbed tho same stage some weeks
ago. This one only took the mail sacks, ard
though three ladies and ono geutlemnn
we're passengers, nothlug was demanded 0
tOrty'two excursionlsts from Cincinnati
81. Louis aud Chicago and neighboring
points spent yesterday and last night III
The CITY
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Note. About ,Jaol, Fro.,

MILWAUKEE, Sept, 92,--DAmpnes, pre-.
vented frost in this immediate vicinity last
night, and the thermometer ranged In the
nelehborhood Of 90 degrees. Al the rail-
road offices u is said there was frost along
the Council Bluffs division Of the st. Paul
road, but the extent 10 unknown. The sig
nal service reports give no indication OF
ifosts In this state.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 29--There was no frost
In this section LAST night.
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rENAIiKANA

TFxlREASA, Sept. p -tspecial. l.-Eyeiet
Battle shot Dude Baredeld, at New Boston
to-day. Reports have II that Battle was
drank, and that BarefeId aud some party
had a fight, and that Battle ran up and
tired at Barelisld. The ball passed thorurh
the hacS to the breast. Bueiield is dy,ns.
Battle under arrest. He ana Barehcld
we're old friends.
The negro rapist was taken was taken to
the county jail at Boston this morning,
contrary 10 the expectations of the COM
munity, and the lustlul tiend was allowed
to escape summary vengeance,
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PALESTINE, Sept. 22.-tspeciAl. 10. L
Leslie, assistant superintendent Of the In
ternatlonal, with headquarters at Calves
ton, has resigned. II. +. Funnel, for
merly with the Grand Trunk road, has
b ,en appointed TO succeed Leslie, aud lelt
this morning 10 assume his duties at Gal.
weston. Major Evans, Of the New York
Texas Land company, returned from the
north this morning.
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CLEnuRSE, Sept, % Especial Mary e.
and W. Russey, OF Grandyew, have filed
suit against the Western Unlon Tele.
graph company Tor 10000 damages.
claimed by the plaintiiIs Tor the non.
delivery OF telegram sent by Russey from
Fort Worth 10 Mrs. Russey at Grandview.
last April.
The weather has been quite cool, ospecl.
ally At night, since the rain.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Shreveport: An Explosion Sends Nine
Souls Into Eternity.
Houston: Negroes Rampant After Their
Alleged Rights.
Austin: The Browns Score Another
Victory Over the Reds.
WeaiherfOrd: The Lone Read Agent
BObs Up Serenely Again.
rexarkana: Probably Fatal ARRAY
Between Old Friends.
San Saba: The Cattle War Ended and
no Blood Shed.
0sher Interesting News by Specials
0iher Interesting News by Special,
sHREvEPoRT,

oaNEN VIM
SaRKyEroRr, Sept, 22.-[special. l-About
fifteen minutes before s O'Clock this even.
ing the twenty-four horse power engine used
on Hat boat in driving asd saving plies
across Red river, for the bridge of the Er.
LANCER road from here to Monroe, exploded
killing or drowning nine workmen out. OF
fourteen who were on board
at the time. Those known to
% lost are William Thomas, residence
not knoRn; john Malloy, Of Shreveport;
Alfred Humphreys, OF Monteyeda, Mimi,
Jim Summer, of Chicago; John Burke, OF
Galveston; w. T. Wilson, OF junction City,
Kansas, is badly SCALED about the face aud
'houldefs. lie was blown hhy feet into the
water and rescued. Abe Glliland, negro.
was scslded aud badly mangled. He will
not recover. Joseph Watkins and Willis
Jones from Parkersburg, West Virginia,
were only slightly hurt. Will
Q. Watts was slightly hurt Henry HOl-
man, n little negro hoy, was blown some
distance from the boat, but was not hurt.
ind caught To arope, swimming till rescued
rom the opposite side of the nyer by q
skiG.
J 8. Martin, who is In charge OF the
work, says he left the work aoout an hour
before the explosion and steam was only
about twenty POUNDS to the inch, but say,
Red river is very salty and rusIed the boiler
50 that IL was too thin TO stand heavy
pressure.
T. Wilson says that the steam had been
increased, he thinks, 20 ll0 pounds, so that
the engineer had reported that he wa,
ready to 60 to work for the night, and that
the hands should be ready, and Just as they
were about to hegio, sto,
bolt flew out, He stepped TO whore this oc
CURED as the engineer called t) the liremnl
% put the fire out, When the explosion oc
| CURED. Martin reports the boiler TO havt
been filed Just prior to his leaving the en-
gne. II has been In use about eigh
months. The explosion Jared the Who'll,
! city.
The steamer John f otoher left here thi
evening, was snagged n mile below her
aud went To the bottom OF Red river. Sh,
can be raised.
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NEw YoRK, Sept. 2l.-Bernard Gala.
gher brother Of Dr. Gallagher, now under
,entence for life In England for having been
concerned In certain dynamite plots, wns
'o.day Ia Brooklyn court seat to the In.
sbriales' homo ht Fort Hamilton for six
months. Bernard was arrested with his
brother In Glasgow, but was released for
laok Of evidence, lie has fallen into drink.
ng habits since his return TO this country.
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EL PAso, Sept. 22.-lspeoial,l-A din.
Guilty occurred here yesterday between
Mexican Consul Senior Esoadar and j. II.
Conslock, deputy sheriff, In which the
latter used the consul as A scoupdrel
ard thief The difficulty
nioAe over The extradtion of some
American prisoners who hal broken iall
ttre au1 had csc iped across the river 10
Peso del Noite where they were re.arresied
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Promptly Lynohod.

WILMINGTON, N. O., Sept. 22.-Dlspatches
TO the Star report the hanging by lynchers
In Richmond county, Friday, OF Archie
Johnson, colored, for attempting TO out.
rage white girl AGED elk years, the daugh.
rec with plaoard pinned to hii breast /:
Oar wives aud daughters must be pro.
lecled "
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WILKnnARRE, Pa, 5ept, RAT the
Woodward shaft OF the Delaware, Lacka
wana & Western Coal COMPANY, Kingston,
thi, evening, a shaft five hundred feet deep.
with twenty feet OF water at the bottom,
George Bulg, Thomas Davis, Edward Phil
lIps and Isaac Brown were working on a
neing lowered, and the four men were pre-.
cpltaled TO the bottom and drowned.
Philip Pharry and Louis Jones were saved
by hanging to beam. The men were all
married except Davis. All leave large
families In destitute condition.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-AtLexington, Ken.
tioky, last night, Colonel stradder, a well.
known person, shot and killed Bradford
Fo ter, his negro employe. Stradder was
told nat one Foster had turned stallion
n " th valuable lilly. Sradder got 4
aho. gun anu went to the stable. Foster
ra bit fred at Stradder, then returned
and while advancing on stradder, the lat
ter tret twice, killing Foster Straddei
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 22.-Tue Nation
Libersl League passed the forenoon argu
ing whether they should enter politics. \
conclusion was reached. lt was decid,
however, TO difcuss and adopt the plat N
feoort OF the special committees, section by
section, with the understanding that
,hcv DO enter politics they will 20 In OIL
lhf platform adopted.
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OUR DRESS GOODS DE.

par 'rent IS fairly alive with the cholest pro
ductions Of foreign and domestic mills, mos
notable, amongst which win be found line o.
i2 inch CheviOts at 65 cents.
All the new shRdingi In ''rrayers" cloths
~ inch. I.l5; a handsome line OF colors An
block Travers, with plain for combination, a
tnch attl50.
All the new coloys in French Cashmeres al
IS and 81 cents
Hands ONE line OF small check silk mixed
goods vi h brooades to match, "a Inches WIDE,
IS cents.
sides line Of novelties in orleutals and
other dress goods.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Our line OF black dress goods was never 50
complete snd sttrsctive
CHENILLE PRINCES.
In rat.tall and fancy Chenllles to match Al
shades OF dress goOis.
Full line of new black Frnges ald passi
menlries.
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An I.aian eIeo.Ion,

CmcAeo, Sept. 22.-srocials TO the Jour
nal say the returns from the recent election
Tor chief IN the Creek nation, Indian Terri.
tory, are all In except two precincts. Spl-
echee was elected over Peiiyman and Chi
cote by about forty majority. The result
is a defeat for the liberal and progressive
party,
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NEw YoRK, Sept 22-An international
wrestling match Tor sweepstak, Q
OF 5000 and trophy, for
mixed wrestling, was arrange d
to-day between ii. NJ. Durfee, OF Marlbor-
ough, Massachusetts, Duncan O. Ross Of
Cleveland, Ohio. aud George w.
Flag, OF Bralntro, Vermont. It
will come of az Rochester,
New York next mouth. The conditions are
the best three In five falls at collar and el-
bow, side hold In harness, and catch as
catch can.