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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
THE NETS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN-Mr Gladstone enthusiastically re-
ceiyed on his Journey from Haward2n to Edin-
burrh. - King Thcbaw's answer hostile and
INADEQUATE. 80 Mr.. Stead will not apply TO have
his sentence set aside. 60 The new Lord Mayor
of London installed in office =- Smallpox IN
Montreal not abating.
DoMrsrC.-Thirteen persons killed ana i1ty IN
iurc6 by tornado in Alabama. 60 freshet In
the IJpper Hudson. "A San Francisco physl-
c,an charged with poisoning his wife &C. The
President appointed Leverett Saltoustall Collector
of the Port of Boston, and Don Carlos Buell. to be
Pension Agent at Louisville. == Wreck on the
West Shore Railroad near Glens Falls the wife oil
Assemblynan Pratt killed and several persons IN
,ured. - A boy poisoned his mother and two
brothers in Kingston, n. Y. - Preparations lor
John McCullOughs funeral.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-IhC Gibbs Committee re-
sumed work. = Improving postal iaclhtles'
- Hearing in the Cutting case. -- Work on
the Obelisk - Vigorous missionary address by
Risbou Foster. &C. Sale of show horses at Madison
Souore Garden. - Gold value of the legal-tender
silver dollar C4l2l2 grainsG 1924 cents. -
Stocks active with declining tendencies, closing
feverish and unsettled.
The WEATHER. TRIBUNE local observations IN
dictate fair weather and almost stationary tempera-
ture. Temperature Yesterday: highest ID; low
est AZ average 50l2'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
nn>.r cnrcE mr. rInw OLE rnorcTr

IT-Il IN -VITIGINttf EtIFIhfI. -
The President ., Cu-ctct with paper ana j. "A 49,
silence WAITING tor ideas Tor his message. Genilru ~,
WIN wooden leg, requested 10 pass on tie otior
o! the sruet, ;Ac noise ou the Sidewalk dstu'OS "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
MY Rr nOrlL..IN UNISON.

fr0m me Phlgdt.Dhid PTfSl.
Message b. carrier pigeon To Governor lilli oI sew
YORK: II isn't the gentle buzz 0t the Prcsdetih uro
thar you hca: 1t is only the soulful p1rring u me SN"
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

would be i'll danger Evidently he does not
like the looks of the proposed Tory-Parneil
combination. His great speech on the issues Oh
the day is yet to be made.
The people of the North will generally nope
for the success of the Exposition which opens
| in New-Orleans to day. 1t is in reality the
plant and a large proportion OF the eXhIDns Oh
last winters show, with some additions. but
this one is projected without Government ald
and appeals more to local pride, and Will prob
ably be better managed. While its financial
| success is doubtful, its principal object-that
| of increasing trade with Central and SOuth
Americans verify OF encouragement from
every section of the country. or the
! $l75, 100000 of imports of South America the
United States furnishes only $77,OOo'OoO
which is not a creditable showing. If the New
Orleans managers can bring influence to bear
upon the Washington Administration to con-
vince it that tho breaking down of American
steamship lines Is not the way TO build up for
cign trade, they will accomplish more, perhaps,
than through 1.-the Exposi ton of the Three
Americas"
The testimony taken before the Senate In
vestigating Committee yesterday concerning
the sinecures held under the Board of Alder
men reflects alike on the Boa I'd of Estimate and
the Board of Aldermen. The Legislature too
is by no means blamcless. a commit ttee OF
which Senator Mccarthy was chairman and
Mr. Strahan counsel took almost precisely
similar testimony on November 10, 1850.
Clerk Twomey then testified that some of his
assistants die practically nothing, and that the
work others did in engrossing manuscript
records was absolutely useless. But this waste
of money has continued for five years more
without anything being done to stop
it, In fact, by the election of such
man rs Bob" Mooney instead OF
Mr.. Asten member of the Board OF
Estimate, a majority of the voters seem to pre-
fer waste to economy. Perhaps we may &c t
some relief from the next Legislature; but it is
doubtful if much can be accomplished there SO
long as we have a Tweed statesman i'll the
Gubernatorial chair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
MAD At RCING FOUND OFT.

From The Nsir YORK star ITcSaeai clcredrdS @Jh-..
Tsc Times OF Yesterday hal an Article Oh " hus's
state OF Mind" but tho description given therein SHOWS
EOhnc lurd and do sperdte rs the state OF mlH' "
which The TialtS itself has been for some days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
NEW YORK STILL A DOUBTFUL STATE.

BT0In The fUhUrn ~. J. Nccs'b 'tisid
The election then does hot settle the political com
plexon OF the state There !, but state election,
and that OF slight Importance between now anu 49,
In lS-S them Sew York will once more occupy iH, u
fortunate position OF u doubtful state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

SCARECROW TORN TO rATIEh''
From The Nes0. York S,il. ,ho anti.
The real victims OF Tuesdays baltic MIC ~. whss
Slaine Republicans OF last year. The result sA'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
Juoer to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bus,ucss Notlees.


REMEMBER TOMORROW. ......,
Great fure Of large wholesale clothing house. nc sVon
of the failure the large cstlbi Ihmen
New-YOrk, has been close TOT lour
an Inventory and arrange for the great
no morrow at O'Clock this great bankrupt SAT- WIN
mence the large building, ~ BrOanWa oPpw
mace five doors from sts New Ork The stock CONSISTS
Of nearly $3.50 coo worth o! fine Winter C0llhg nHs S
Tnrntsing Goods ana will sold at retail 30 per cent esS
than actual is ordered that The estate mus
What will lie offered Menshne Dea
yer Oye-cOats 81 IS, warranted wOr SO OF "onoi 10
fnrned purchasers this overcoit rome ouI ys
The hereby ayr 70; Iiued
fine IS over 1000 different kinds of silk ana
a splendid suit OF mems wlntSr
eohes S Is guaranteed worth S3 or money returne VIZ
suit is style, and very handsome An eIegna p nr
81 ar M N " returned fine quilt SILK ana
and over 10 OO0 different kinds OF fine suits eqnly az
Mems wOOllen Jackets worth So. Mems cNtrt mug
cents worth 81 90 Extra heavy Winter uhdeshtS an
drawers each. worth So HandkctchelS anu
different other cannot ment on here All 10 p @
nj "a Broadway five doors from SIN ST. Opposlte soO
rnces 70 NOR row at o'clock and must close in seven Gay
During great sale the store Will remain open W
night.
THE STIILMAN, EUCLID AVE. CLEVELAND,O.,
re.openel october with accOmmDlRtions Tor 2OO guests
Rates per Electric inca1te'en' Shs througouC
TRIBUNE TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
Postage JTee ia the United States
Wear 6Months Months
Daily with SUNDAY. --........-..SS % ~ e - -
Daily WITHOUT Sunday.....'-.- 20 oOo 90
Sunday Tribune onc; order SC or Registered Letter
BY Postal will please write on the Note
sFor NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Main office of THR TRIBUNE 1854 Nassaust.. New Irk
Address all correspondence simply THE TRIBUNE NE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

PLEASANT READING FOR THE WHITE HOUSE.
Prom me Athens (Gr) Ctro licls (pSn.l -
The only thing regret dhnut the Democratic victory
IN New York il that IS an Endorsement u &c NcAus
Administration. We are not for Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

The book agent comes in for good many hard
ktockS but one III Brooklyn the other day got
rather more than his share. He was assaulted by
the drunken husband Of 4 woman into whose ear lie
was pouring his solicitations, cabbage was thrown
at his head his muStac he clipped Oh. and then
he was ANONYMOUSLY thrust into the street. His
melancholy fate Is u warning to all cauyasscrs.
They should never approach house unless sure
that the head OF il IS absent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

If Mr.. Dorshcmer would try Warner before
twelve jurors instead of before thai other dozen
who may read The star, he would better satisfy the
public The Intelligence Of the former dozen would
also be a matter Of easier proof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
3yew9lorls daily Gribnn&

FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

The improvements which Postmaster Pearson
has arranged TO make in the postal service OF
the city are for the most part important. Those
which tend to make mail communication be-
tween this city and Brooklyn more rapid are
especially needed. An additional delivery by
carriers will be made in the morning i'll the
downtown districts and mails will be collected
late at night from the street lettcr-boxes III
order that rs many letters as possible may be
sent out on the early morning trains MI
Pearson has apparently made good use OF the
additional force allowed him. With midnight
collections and early morning deliveries bust
ness men will be accommodated, but the new
carriers and clerks will find what their associ-
atcs have already discovered, that the position
of a post-oiiice employe is far from being a
sinecure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

The evidence produced before the Senate
Committee yesterday to show that Excise Com
missioner Mitchell was in the habit OF asking
police protection for liquor dealers selling
without license will be taken as matter OF
course Had Mr. Mitchell asked that the law
be enforced there would have been cause Tor
surprise. The Mayor who is sworn to enforce
the laws should be allowed to explain Why he
does not prefer charges against the guilty tx
Else Commissioners 1t would be well also 10
follow Superintendent Murrays suggestion and
closely investigate the work of the police just
ices in shielding liquor dealers. The District
Attorney might also give some valuable inlOr-
NATION on that subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

Mr.. Gladstones reception in Midlothian yes
terday shows that lac has lost nothing in popu-
lar favor with his constituents. What be had
t. say was chiefly devoted to the Irish question,
indicating that he desires to make that more
conspicnous IN the canvass. Without com
hitting himself to any definite policy, his re-
marks were to the effect that Ireland is entitled
to home rule, and that its fair demands should
have careful consideration. Mr.. Gladstone
expressed a belief that the Liberal strength in
che next House of Commons vii exceed that of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

the Tories and Parnelites combined and that
if such should not be the case the country
would be in danger. Evidently he does not
like the looks of the proposed TOry-Parnell
combination. His great speech on the issues OF
the day is yet to be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

King Thcbaw has sent an unsatisfactory
replv to the English, and war now seems
inevitable. Indeed, the British have begun
tie forward movement. The affair Is not hKeiy
to have any serious results except for lhebaW'
while it may be of advantage Ill opening vi
trade with China by that route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

A late poem of Tennysou's is called The Ancient
Mystic" We didn't know his lordshlp knew MI
Hendricks; aud yet when we come to think OF IT,
what food of poetical ideas the namc OF that ven
cradle Hooser cOnjures up!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

The tornado which swept over the country
near Selma, Ala, on Friday night, was
unusually destructive So far thirteen
lives are known to have been
lost, while over fifty persons have
been seriously injured. This was only
one of several lively demonstrations i'll the
West and South last week, occurring in con-
pcction with one storm centre. TornadOes de-
welcomed in Illinois, Texas, Mississippi and South
Corolina. and thunder storms in the Ohio VAL
Icy and Wisconsin. These, like the sudden and
destructive down-pOur near Fort PAYNE, are
features of summer weather unusual IN No.
yenlber, and in marked contrast to the heavy
SHOWS that were falling at the same timc III
Nebraska and Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

:
A carpet bag he bore;
Iii, face was closely shaVsr,
And bluc spect lcieS he wcts.
lie tarried nj the window
Where they railway tickets sell,
Put the place to which he'd journey
10 the clerk he would not tsll.
Then 70 hlm TIE clsrk said, bluntly,
sir, You must not tdrry Mere
II YOU wish to bug no ticket"
said the other. Bank cashier 80
Then the clerk replied six dollars ("
And without the least delay
Gave tue customers ticket
Der tie line t. Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
party feeling run so high that the questi on mas
become political ISSUE and as such 1t VIII no
doubt be determined.

The President has appointed James A. Bayard, a
son of his Secretary Of State to be Secretary Oh ne
Territory of Arizona. This is the same young man
to whose owly pursuit as country school teacner
our neighbor The Sun, recently invited attention.
holding him up as a shining example OF the 1act
that nepotism has no home in the Democracy Sec
rotary Lamar has made his son his private seere-
tary at q substantial salary from the puoiic
treasury. Brother-in-law Bacon revels in official
luxury. and from top to bottom the Democratic
ofice-hoder having made himself solid, is casting
about for soft berths for his hangers-on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10

According to The LoadOa NGpiad the sum laid
ont to complete the Cologne Cathedral amounts to
EiOJO.OOO That reminds us-doe3 any gentleman
feel prepared guess how much it Is goinS to cost
To- complete the Capitol at Albany
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21
Police Court.

Charles Morton (colored), charged
with stealing ten cents from the person
ofPercy Wells. Continued to Tuesday
next.
Walter Goode tcolored), petit larce-
ny. Not guilty.
Charles Bradley, being a suspicious
character. Discharged.
W. ". Pearce, driving his team on
the street faster than is allowed by
ordinance. Fined sl0.
John Mann, drunk. Fined g..
c. ). Cooper. feloniOusly forging GER
tain receipts of George E. Crawford,
Anderson 4 Co., and r. Z. Blanken-
ship for $50, purporting to be the re-
ceipts of the said parties. Sent to the
grand jury March ., 1885.
William II. Sutherland, feloniously
breaking into the house Of Mrs. McCoE-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21
xrEIaI NOTICES.
nss- REMNANTS.--BIG SALE or
REMNANTS soNmuRsDAyAND
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY isrn Ann 2orH.

zee remnants Of SILKS;
zoo remnants Of pRE$S-GOODS:
iss remnants of HAMBURG EDGISGs and
REQ remnants of cuRTAIN LACEs; REM
pants OF COTTON DIAPER; remnants
81 RLEAcHED and CREAM TABI.E-
nAMAsk: remnants Of TURKEY RED
nirstHEb COTTON: remnants u
WHITE GOODS: remnants OF LINEN
CRASH; remnants OF CARrEis; REM
nanfs Of MATTINGS.
ice FANCY SILK sCARfS ct Csc. each,
formerly sold from 5oc. TO 81. Many Ia
dies are purchasing them for crazy patch
work.
Las at 75c. former price 81;
goo osxloPlCTURE- FRAMfSat 25c.. former
price Soc;
,ORDED PIQUE at 4c. a yard worth Sc. F.;
Heavy TWILlBD CRASH IOWELLING at
PLAID DRESS GOODS. nearly all wool, at
I2isc ward worth 25c..
CORDED ALPACA At 1oc. yard, woold he
eRfESS5sLE faSsS 81 Z suiirrxG at e.c. yard
worth loc.; ..
A large stock Of cheap wRITING-PAPER
and ENVELOPES. ..,.,,.
We call attention tOanOther arrival or NfW
GOODS Tor the spring trade
Fleeant DRESS-GOODS ..
HhMBTRG EDGINGs and ISSERrINGS; /;
I.ACES OF every description;
BEADED FRONTS and VESTS for dress
ops hundred new STYLES OF BUTTONS:
TAKIE-CLOTIfS, NAPKINS, DOlLiES.
TOWELS, QUILTS:
WHITE. RED-'IIECk, and FANCY NAT
TING:
S,amped MoNJE-CIoTH sPIASHERS.
TABLE SCARfS BUPFET-SCARFs,
TRAY-Ci,OTHS, NAPKINS, TIDES,
and MATS.
We are now making daily additions TO our
already large stock.
LEVY & DAVIS
10 10 1917 and 1919 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21
WHAT A SUIT DEVELOPED.
A Child Len al S'aun'on Hotel ana Nss
Yet Claimed,
Staun,on Vlndicator. 7

\ civil suit was tried in the Hastings
Court OF Staunton at It's last term, in
which was brought 10 light little girl
who has been left at a Staunton hotel,
and is not yet claimed. The suit was
that of E. x. llatt0n, proprietor Of the
American Hotel. against the Adams
Express Company. IL appeared from
the evidence Of Nr. ilatton that just
before the November election a gentle
man and lady and their little daughter
arrived at his hotel from Frcderlcks-
burg. They registered as j. X. Beebcc
and wife and child. The man was ap-
parently about fifty. with bald head, very
black moustachc. prominent Roman nose,
and curly hair. The lady was middle
aged and had dark hair and eyes. The
child was a little girl about ten years
old. unusually developed mentally and
physically. quite stout, brown hair and
eyes. and high cheek-bones. Beebee
was engaged in selling a polishing
preparation called " Diamond Dust"
to clean silyerware. After staying
two weeks the couple went away sud-
denly. leaving their hotel bill Of $50
unpaid. and their little daughter in
the hotel. After they left two
trunks came By Adams Express
from Fredericksburg, marked to -. r.
Beebee, G. q. d.. 800" Hatton. To
save his own bill Of $50, the board Of
the child having increased it to that
amount by that time, attached the trunks
at the express office, but before the
papers were served the agent received
a letter from Mr.. Luck, the proprietor
of the hotel al Fredericksburg, re-
instating his &C. q. d." claim. The
court ordered the trunks to be sold by
the express company and IIatton to be
paid what was left after the express
charges and Luck's {. q. ID. had been
satisfied.
The little girl still remained at the
hotel until few weeks after Christmas,
when Mr.. IIatton. having large fam-
Ily Of his own. and not being able TO
take another member 10 il. placed her
in the care of Mr. j. u. Hounihan, who
kindly volunteered to take her. and with
whom she now is. The child is very
intelligent one. and says the couple
have left her before in towns and then
sent for her in week or two. She
says, as far as she knows, they are her
father and mother. The following pos
tal-card was found in the room in the
hotel which Becbee had occupied:
NORFOLK, VA, June "a. 1894.
'R. J. Beebee, Esq. POrtsmouth, Va. !:
Dear Sir.--l have found the mega
tive Of the card Of the two children that
you left me. have their names, their
mothers name and address. This, l
think, will fully identify the gentleman
who disappeared mysteriously.
"Truly, &c. WALTER.
ZIG AoiR street,
IL is impossible to understand the
abandoning Of child by its parents
and no effort being made in nearly four
months 10 recover it. and We have given
the above facts in the hope that the
mystery may be cleared up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21
LuEB,G.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

4 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
I<OF MEAT-FlNEST AND CHEAPEST
MEAT-FLAVORiNG STOCK FO X
SOi'PS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Annual sales 5000, 600 jars.
LlEBIG CoNpANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT An invaluable tonic. is
snccess and boon for which nations
should feel grateful. See Medical
Press" Lancet &c.
Genuine only with the fac sia'Re OF
Baron I1ebigs signature In blue ink
across the label. The title Baron lie
big and photograph having been large
~ used by dealers with no connection
with Baron Licbig the public are in
formed that the Liebig Company alone
can offer the article with Baron Liebig's
guarantee Of genuineSs.
LIFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. To Toe had Of all StOrekcerers
GFOcers. and Chemists. sole agents for
the United states wholesale only. G..
DAVID N CO.. 9 FonchuIch avenue. Lon
don. England. my i7-Sa52t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21

Rev. sYLyASus COBB thus writes in the
Boston Christinn freeman: We would by no
means recommend any kind OF medicine
which We did not know 10 be good-particu-
larry for infants. But Of Mrs. winslows
Soothing Syrup we can speak nom know
ledge. In our own family IL has proved q
blessing indeed. by giving an infant trou-
bIed with colic-paIns quiet sleep and the
PARENTS unbroken rest az night. Most pa
rents can appreciate these blessings. Here
is an article which works to perfection, and
which is harmless; for the sleep which II
affords the infant is perfectly natural. and
the little cherub awakes as bright as but
ton." And during the process OF teething
its value is incalcuable. We have frequent
IL heard mothers say that they would not
he without IL from the birth Of the child TIL
10 had finished with the teething Siege ON
any consideration whatever. Sold by NIL
druggists. 70 cents bottle. sei7-eodiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Thc .IreeI-Railwsy->nO ->nOw->ick1e>s-tone
10 the New Orleans Exposition.


10 the New Orleans Exposition.
There will be another meeting Of cltl-
zenS Interested in the construction ot q
strect-railway Monday night. This
project has become the chief talk OF the
town. and those prominent IN The
scheme are confident that they Will
meet with no trouble in getting the ap-
preparation of $4,000 from the city.
The Musical and Dramatic AssOcla-
ton here are rehearSing for an enter
tainmcnt which they propose TO present
in about a week.
Another slight snow fell here early
yesterday. hut the skies soon cleared
and the weather turned very cold in a
short while. By night the snow had
almost entirely disappeared.
There IS a great deal Of sickness IN
town at present, and among other dis
eases there are a number Of cases of
pneumonia.
Mrs. Thornhill. wife of Rev. l.. K.
Thormhin. has left the city for trip to
the WORLDS Exposition. She will be
gone seyratweeks. and will visit Louis
Vile sM-~ssh,ille while away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21
CIairyeysnce and Magnetic Healing

Mr.. and Mrs. }. Henry can he con-
suited at parlors No. S07 east Grace
street four weeks from Monday, Feb
ruary 23d. Having had fifteen years
experience We are able TO cure the
worst standing cases with one to
ten acknowledgements neuralgia,
pleurisy. spinal. nervous. and heart
diseases all female weakness. Office
hours. . 4. NJ. 20 | =. NJ; , TO
Up. NJ: s to- 10 =. VI. Sittings
for financial and interested affairs
ladies, soc. gentlemen, 81. Consulta-
ton for medical treatment tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21
GoRDoN-CoTTRELL.
Milfon Mobiles.

Again. last night, Milton Mobiles and
his commendable company played his
new piece. Love and Law" at the
Theatre.
The company is deserving one and
the play unusually interesting.
Ii will bc repeated at a matinee to-
day. and tonight the Phpnix will be
given.
\ chance for real pleasure is within
the reach Of all who desire il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-21
Prize Poultry at the New Orleans TX
position.

In the list announcing prizes awarded
at the New Orleans Exposition on Poul-
try eleven were TO McSSrS. VI. Il. a \.
=. Rowe. Jr., Of Fredericksburg. on
eight entries. as follows: Bronze Tur-
KEY. first. Slj and silver medal; White
Holland Turkey, first, SIS and silver
medal; Brown China Geese. first, SIS
and silver medal; Colored MuScoyy
Ducks. first, Slj and silver medal :;
Heaviest Turkey t57 pounds, first, slo;
Heaviest Ducks. first. sl0; Golden Po-
lish. first. Sli and silver medal Golden
Polish Chicks. second, slO aud silver
medal: v. e. White Polish Fowls.
second. Slo and silver medal Silver
Polish. third. s.. Total. sl2o and seven
silver medals.