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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-25
LIST OF LETTERS

The following is list of the letters rcuai,,f,.
the Alexandria, Virginia. postotcc AprfI,5;; u"
Persons calling for letters will say they NJ, ,f,.
tised and give the date Of the list
If not called for within thirty days. ,hcy p...t
sent to the dead letter Office in Washin.,.,, VS.
Brooks, Mrs Mary Nelson, Mrs Ami.
Bolts, Miss Ella Oliver, AW
Bafuts, d d Pauhuk Joseph
Banks Miss Cornelius Pain, John
Cheshire, w Spencer. Mss Ju,i, e.,
Dobson, James Scott, Mrs f
Gsrnett W swarf, Mis-, Ami
Graham, Samuel Taylor, Mrs Is,.e,
Gary, F b Talbert. Mis-, LiIi.n
Green, Miss Cely Tucker, Miss Fa,,.tr
Hudson, Miss Lottie Talawer. Mr, Nav
Hill, Mr Whitney, Wailar.
Jordan, Alexander Williams, Mis- Mini.
Jackson, Nancy Walker Mr., M,fv
Jackson, Miss Mary Williams, Mi, ..e.,.
Jackson, Miss Nancy West, Charlie.
King, Annie
1t D. A. WINDSOR. postIaa..,,
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DIED.

In Baltimore Nd April Oath, EDRIS BERK-
LEY, in his 10Th year, formerly of Alexandria,
Virginia.
At Locust Hill, in CuIpaper county, Va, April
9th, 1885, of consumption. Miss SALLIE f.
Brown, in the 29th year OF her age.
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For speedy relief and permanent cure o.
neuralgia and rheumatism use Salvation
Oil. % cents.
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Use Salvation Oil at once for severe head
ache and neuralgia. Price twenty i've cents
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Iaccnics. = Dr.. = "Bite?a Patient
Scratch" Dr-"Drg?" Peat" Dr.
Salvation Ou."-Rub.
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DEADY FOR THE WARM WEATHER.
HENRY BRENGLES'

ICE CREAM MAN y FA CT o !
NO. 129 KING STREET.
Will enter upon the present season with New
Departure Novelties in Freezing Methods ana
and lessened cost in pure sugars and syr"I'. have
reduced the cost in making Ice Creams at "h'.c
sale.
Mr. BrengIe has determined to give his custom
ers, of town and country, the advantage OF tbs
reduction, which will enable him to furnish herr
after the purest of creams with the best fl7oS al
the following rates:
PURE CREAMS, 81 .25 per gallon.
VARIGATED CREAMS in Fancy hoa.fS
81 so per gallon.
ICECREAMSODA Fountain open night and
day. He still furnishes cakes and confectionery
and caters for families, fairs, balls, entertainments
and social parties apo
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A Pope's edict. sealed, is q Bull; don
mistake that for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Gg-It is highly gratifying to wh" bad
official relations with the present efficient Treas
urer, that be is to be nominated without oppp,I.
ton to his present position. Mr.. Harlow ha, IT,
every sense been a most worthy officer, aud in
81 respects deserves the unanimous cndO.s"ulru,
Of the good people of Alexandria.
1t toCRTLAND II. SMITH Ex-Mavpr.
| RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MYSELF As
l. candidate for reelection to the Office nf ,'or
poration Attorney, subject to the drTiociacile
primary.
a25.tpe K. KEEPER
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way to checrfulness To establish health I'm
sure foundation, use the peerless invrorant g..
sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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BY r. T. Lucas Auctionesr.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE. of the Crcu.t
- Court Of the city OF Ale .andria entered n
Its March term, 1885. ~. the chancery cans.
therein pending of George A. Mushbach vs.. E
Fields ct ais, the Undersigned, commissioner
therein named, wiD expose to sale at public aur-
ton, in front of the Market Building, R"Ha!
street, on SATURDAY. the 9th day of Nav, 1851,
at az m" to-, following described real estate
TWO LOTS OF GROUND on the wet sd" d
feytop street, between Prince and King street
IN tp.e city of Alexandria, Va. each Of said lots
irr,nting on Peyton street 21'2 feet. and bo'''
running back with even width 200 feet to Bag
gett's meadow.
Terms of Sale One-third cash, and the rcsidno
in six and twelve months, with interest from tie
day of gale the notes of tho purchaser with ST.
curity to be given for tho deferred payment
and the title to be retained until they are pa'i.
w ARMSTRONG Commissioner.
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NEW YORK, April 25.-Stocks dull and steady.
Money easy at /. Cotton quiet; npiand, !"
1916; Orleans II 1-16; futures weak. fioir
quiet and unchanged. Wheat higher. Corn hr,.
ter. Pork steady at $13. Lard firm at s. ~.
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!, John s. Beach, Clerk of the Circuit Court o:
Alexandria city. do certify that ". Armstrong,
special comm issioDer III the ci,anr"ry "au7" "'
George A. Mushbach vs. E. Fields and Other, la-
given bond in the penalty Of 5000 with approT'1
surety. as required by the deere Of the ss'H
court in said cause.
ap25-ts JOHN g. BEACH. Cls'k
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lust RECEIVED,

A Lot Of New Fruits, such a.
PINEAPPLES. BANANAS AND ORANGES,
ETC. ETC
You can now get PINEAPPLE CREAM, and all
other fruit favo.s rs they come in season. ct
short notice, at d. BooSARTS,
ano5-3t 81 South Fairfax street
TT IDNEY DISEASE CURED.-Use pr. Mitch
n ellis Original Kidney Plaster. For sale by
sp11 W. F-CRElGHTON & co.
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A CARD
would respectfully inform my friends that
am still at the old stand,
SKIING STREET.
and have on hand y large and well selected
STOCK OF MILLINERY,
to which | would invite their attention
ap24 -2w> Mrs. F. g. SWAINE.
WASHINGTON MERCHANTS OUTDONE-
| w $50 dozen of LADIES SILK and Isle
| THREAD GLOVES to DO sold or almost given
away starting on Saturday, April 25. Prices
15c, 25c and BIC. This assortment was secured
from New York jobber about to discontinue
ap24-6t C. NJ. ADAMS 50 King st.
DARB FENCING WIRE-A large stock Of two
| ID and four points. Prices lower than ever
| Call and see US before buying.
JAS F. CARLIN SONS,
ap24 Alexandria, Virginia.
. LACK HARNESS SOAP, Harness Oil of sew.
- eral kinds, Kerosene Oil, Prstts Astral Oil,
| Window Glass, Artists Paints, Canvas and Acad-
ap24 E. S. LEADBEATER BRO.
| NEW COLORs AND SHADES FOR sPRIN,,4
~ and Summer wear displayed in our nsw
stock of Silk and Isle Thread Gloves.
sp24-6t c. NJ. ADAMS, SO B.ing st.
I oTNo.2, OF DIR. LIE CLAIR Co;RsETs re-.
~ ceived. Sizes Is to 30. Price soc. offered
only IN this city by e. NJ. ADAMS
ap24-bt SO King at
NRASS SEEDING have a large supplv of
VI Landreth's Mixed lawn Grass Seed which
we can recommend.
ap24 Es. LEADBEATER & BRO
T ANDRETH's GARDEN sEED.-Another
IL large supply of the above Seed at
w. F. CREIGHTON & CO.,
mh2I 79 & 81 King street.
CPECIAL ATrENTION-CoRNs.- Cele.
~ brated Victory Corn Plaster, Magic Corn Cure
Camms' Corn Solvent, Pel's Corn Cure. For sale by
ap11 w. F. CREIGHTON & co.
ELOUR-5O bbls High Grades Roller Patent
l. Flour for sale low by
ap1O JC MILBURN.
DHMLlPS' WHEAT PHOsPHATES. COD
Liver OIL and Milk of Magnesia. For sale by
MARI ]. D. Fl. LUNT.
DRIME SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS AND
4 Breakfast Pieces for sale low by
apo ]. C. MILRURN.
DOTOMAC FAMILY ROE HERRING, early
l. catch, for sale in barrels and half barrels by
aD23 J. C. MILBURN.
OOA DOZEN FRESH EGGS for sale low by
OUU mh19 J. C. MILBURN.
D EST QUALITY CREAM CHEESE for sale by
- ap3 J. c. MILBURN.
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EHLOUR-5O bbls High Grades Roller Patent
l. Flour for sale low by
ap1O JIG MILBURE.
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DHILLlPS' WHEAT PHOsPHATEs, COL
L Liver Oil, and Milk of Magnesia. For sale BY
MARI J. D. n. LUNT
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DRIME SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS AND
4 Breakfast Pieces for sale low by
apo J. C. MIIRIJRN
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NRASS SEEDING hav. large supply OF
VI Landreth's Mixed Lawn Grass Seed which
we can recommend.
ap24. ES LEADREATER r. PRO
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I OF No.2, OF DIR. LIE CLAIR Cc,RsETs 70.
IL ceived. Sizes IS to 30. Price soc offered
only in this city by C.. NJ ADAMS,
ap24-bt oKinost
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CPECIAL ATTENTION-CORNS Cele.
~ brated Victory Corn Plaster, Magic Corn Cure
Camms Corn Solvent, Pers Corn Cure. For sale by
ap11 w. F. CREIGHTON & co.
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DOTOMAC FAMILY ROE HERRING, early
L catch, for sale in barrels and half barrels by
aD23 J. c. MILBURN.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05

ment s the population and the supnenes. OF tne
that there serious alarm lest e snouu
assume the proportions Of riot OF magnltude reqnr,
ing the police power OF the State 70 supIre anu
bring under control The company contends hat IL mas
simply been making fight for the right 10 employ ana
discharge its employees while the strikers contend thas
they holding out for the protection Of the rsnls Oh
whose only sin was In presenting petiuon ura"n
IN respectful terms The conduct OF Mayor Harrson AZ
his management OF tie police has been eondemnea Us
dcmagogicai In tho extreme.
The second OF racing at the washington Pars M
Club grounds has sricous. The attendance tno
frst or Derby Day 10000 and would have D'en
greater bot the bad weather. while the average a.
tendance every day OF the present week mas oeen rom
ten 10 twelve thOusand The purses have hcen so large
a. 10 atrac: great elds OF runners. and on Ieesdy
twentyeigb pssse under the wire ior one OF ne
races which Is said 10 have been the largest string mat
ever responded at recognized American race Inc %
California cracks have carried on majority OF tne
purses, including the Derby Among the gosspy STATE
inents made the result OF the racing Il cited hat
P1ungcr" walton picked out two winners Saturday
and took S3OO 900 from the Chicago boOkmakers Posi-
by org with other extraordinary stories concerning
this man. this one Is to be taken with reserve.
The legal contest 10 Mayor Harrison has resulcd
IN rather peculiar transfer OF lawyer politicians Inc
Democratic william G. Gondy represents judge smth,
while the eloquent Emery 4. StorrS represents Mayor
UarTl5ons lntcrestA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
PHILADELPHIA.
TRAINING sCHOOLs-THE REV. DIR. MAGOON
THEATRES.

TRAINING SCHOOLS-TTIE REV. DIR. MAGOON
THEATRES.
rrpoy Az occAsosAL coRREsPoNDDSTo OF THE TRIBUNE !
PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-Thc cable cars in
Market-st are gradually mastering all the difficulties
met with 1t the outset They are no more crowded
tan the other cars Horses not yet accustomed TO
them Thcrc "a "a bell attached to each car. which gives
warning ~ IT, approach IN the day. ana brilliant ghts
are carried AT night
All tho public schools have closed for the summer
There will bo next half dozen moro manual
trimming sclpos In operation In Philadelphia In only
one Of hen that OF the Coorcd Institute. will trades DO
tanght Lieutenant Crawford director OF the
trimming school, believes that be made the
sncccssui institution ot tie kind In tho country and n
that opinion superintendent MacAlsier agrees IL 10
thought the school viii open with 100 pupils
So nr from the morals Of the white boys at the Educa
tlonal Home the Lincoln institute having been injured
10y association with tho Indian pupils the opposite Is the
truth Persons connected with the cement OF the
Homo are credited with saying that far any evil OF
this sort has resulted the Indians have been the
sufferers They are cleaner and their average morals
arc better than those OF the other boys.
Miss sabDot Marge Isianiboy. niece OF the we'll
Medical College In this city. AT the conclusion OF her
course she returns To Egypt
Sirs Winnie Gran and Mrs. NJ. C. II. Baker have been
taut Episcopal Church. Chad's Ford, Delaware County.
They are the Irst women to hold such Office IN tho
Episcopal Church OF the United States
Tue Rev. Dr. f. l.. Magoou has preached his farewell
sermon pastor OF the Broad street Baptist Church
He rcres account Of advancing years lie Is
Ing his seventy birthday. He has been prominent
In the BAPTIST ministry for nearly half century At
one time he had charges II New-York and Albany In
ls45 he out-poken Abotionist, though immedi-
ncly after being ordained he pastor OF the Second
Baptist Church In Richmond Va. He s we'll known for
his literary works, aud is enthusiast art He has
given aSay large art collections and valuable books to
educational and art institutions lie presented the
Rochester University with collection " works. and
the Metropolitan Museum or New York with q large
number OF water colorz. He Is the trustees OF
Vassar College which bought from him two years ago
valuable art collection. tic learned the trade of brtck-
layer, aud has In his possession the first brick he
ever laid. He was In the habit OF saying that when
spiration.
All tho Philadelphia theatres are now closed and
undergoing their annual improvements At three houses
tho changes VIII be radical tho Walnut tho Ninth street
Museum ard the Arch street Opera HOise. Thore will
DO nt least one new theatre. that n Masonic Hall and
there s still probability OF theatre In connection with
"a. oiara House. while the Whcaey Dramatic Assocla
novelty At tho Walnut Will be o green-ropm In Whioh
the star VIII receive hs or her riends between tho nctS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
TIE FRIGHTFUL TALE OPA BLACK CAT

HE THOUGHT SIZE WAS THE "DgD3rL "-iF You
DON'T DELIgvB 1T ASK "JrM" CRANE.
"What fo' y0' keep q black cat" said tho
eoored janitor OF Twenty the other day to
Lady who had pet OF the kad referred Doan' yo'
know the jaaitor wont odgiug away from the cat
which advanced. purrlng. toward him. doan' 10 Know
that black cat am dangersono aninali Doa'tf Well
look hyar Missus. tell you them cats Is DANGER
some. How a. I know1 Cause does. Now, yo' lass
len me tell yo' how knows. was fass asleep one
ebenin' in bed in my room, was. AMI Jim Crane,
anudder co!orcd gemman. was along side o. me- fass
asleep There was achimbley place in the room and
roan' wood fre was roarin beautifully least il
when jim and me fell OF asleep.
% was dreamn' away powerful when all Of sudden
wakened wid sort O. fcelia'. an 81. up In bed
straight as polo An whatd yo think, Mlssis sawt
seed the biggest black yo ebsr yo eyes on sh,
sat right straight up Ia dc middle ob de 40 her back
was bumped up like bow a. what's Ji,t gwne fur 70
shoot, an her eyes they fixed ghton me- Jrnseu
Mssus, yo can jiss bet ~ life secrt Isst ss a
still az mouse, 'spectin' cherry minute she'd lump
at me But she did not; IL was she I'm sho hr aus
and looked at she, bus you ss know how every
bone and nnsc!e in me was on dc quivsh. She didn't
so The" Sa s sy s eess sss 1
dc mos awfal yellin yo eber heard and-swish she
sight quicker AN blush woke .Hf jim .0s and Out s..
him what had happened. Then Jumped up and
life we didn't tend that cas- 10 ssaaa s ss
agn. Then opened the blower fur NUT 10 slide Ia s,nc
kindn' wood an lot o wood top O. that an then
we let the Old hre rip an II sae'd tear The
oAmoley inside out Then We piled an old trunk and
lot truck gnst dat ar blower an, thought 20 NY
self, Dat ar cat am goner.
WELL do Ere shs blaze an blow en- bust
away fur ton minutes or mo- al' I was
list thnkin oh gwnc back bed when all Of q sudden
dar war do dnIndest clattern ~ eber heard In dab
chimbley. Thar ob do ktggesS yells yo' cher
heard the Old trunk and da truck dow In all ways fur
Sunday. dat ar blower busted ous az dat ar paok
shemae cub she stood right dar 10 my berry eyes, reh
ON 20 top ob doze ar GOALS au' she glare1
ct me an I'm as das I war parslyssd
Den che sneo one mighty yeil. bigger n AL DC y.t
war sonei And d yo know, Mjssus as how SSsr2
blamed window and DO TO das ar room was dead Shul
shemaie cat am dAagsrssms animal She am q dssss
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
CHICAGO.
MACKINS CONrTCTION-THE STREET-CAR
STRIKE-TIE RACES.
tDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

ny TELEGRAPH TO IuH rRf tUNE
CHICAGO. July At would I've idle to DENY
that the shock sustained by the gang in the sentence
aasod upon Mackin for his crime 90 perjury has been
great The former rebus received Ivy lne workers
palcd before the result OF the last trial II may hc that
the feeling Of indignation which felt by the general
public the result Of the prosecution OF the pree ,us
sconnirels In the Unitel States Court may have er-
tended 10 the jury In the present thongh II sn
posed to which might he lenlent TO ackin Ger
tain that the verdict In the Mackn case l. the first
one returned against any political offender IN tie
Criminal Court In great many years. and wonld indi-
q cleaner condition Of affairs In tho cement OF
local criminal prosecutions Not all the coqucnco OF
Emery A. stous nor the manipulation OF Michael c.
Mcdonald sufficiently potent to this chief OF
political dcspcradocs and thero Is every prospect he
will be compelled to out lis i've years tho Pcni-
tcntiy. not to speak oi the sentence pl.sed upon him
for his active participation ia the Eighteenth Ward cleo
on frauds. The perjury trial rendered necessary the
showing that Mackiu ordered the printing OF tho bogus
election tickets and that they placed In the EN-
reope continuing the ballots from the Third Precinct OF
the Eighteenth Ward after tho former had passed into
tho hands OF the County Cerk that the present con-
vic;On for second time before jury OF twelve men
establishes Mackins personal guilt
TIE srret-car strike which has been in progress dur
Ing the present week developed the serious menace
against good order which has been In the city
since the riots OF 1873 This has been due part to the
intense public dislike OF the company which
for many years has possessed monopoly OF the Iassen
ecr-carryns traffic In the pOpulous west division OF the
city and has driven ont OF business all omnibus
panics other rivals IL has been credited with tho
general reputation OF having secured It's valuable char
from the state and city by corrupt methods. In all
denan1s which the employees have heretofore made M ON
the company the public sentiment mas been strongly
their side that the company has been Invariably COM
PEELED TO acccde 10 all demands made upon IL. In
present instance the company conceded the demand for
increase la pay and the present strike grew out OF
the discharge OF number OF who at the head
oi the aesocation tn which tho employees "a rule be-
onge a The present strike Is 10 compel their reDsiae
Dient Wh. tae sympathy OF tho public has been with
tie eirpcyes their efforts to prevent the running the
ears have been aided much by irresponsible ee-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
NE EW-ORLEiN.S.
ARTESIAN wErLS-TIIGH INTEREST COL
LECTOR JONAS.
fsr rKLnsRArH TO THE rRrnuxnl


NEw- ORLEANS. July 4.-Thc artesinn well
has struck this city and several factories nj
work boring for water The city works nile 20
supply all demands hut the water from the Mississippi
River from which the supply IA drawn IL very muddy.
and has 20 filtered clarified 10 make II nt IN be
DRINK or to be used in the faclorie The wcllhcrers
homo 10 nd clear water below level Of the bed Of the
river.
The newspapers hero acltafing the question ~
cheaper for II Il hed that ana cent
p,i the banks by merchants who compelled si times
o. apply 10 tho banks f. much. thai hampers bust
c-s and that city will be- tray prosperons
until the merchants can get money at much cheaper
rate In defence of the banks II Ia stated that the money
10 loan is not eqna tho demand and that the banks
have 10 borrow from NcwYork 20 meet the calls FOR no
commodaiion maic rpon them. and nrc compelled 10
charge high rates of interest 20 ALLOW them margin for
profit
The appointment Of Senator H. Y. Jonas be Col.
lcctnr i rreated little surprsr
excitement al all either In political circees or IN the
community generally. Tho appointment cxpecied
by every one and has been discounted I'm a political
cslculaOns long Mr Jonas IL rcgar aed n good
Dnuocrat and a ranahle and iope.t man Athough
certainly not warmly ndnrsc by the rcmlnr Democracy
he * moi particularly Objectionable o II. and by
called rc'ormers he is held In high esteem and never
more than that he has got Office with patronage
AIT aocf II: that all things considered h- spscon
Collector Of The Port may he said 10 te satisfactory
20 far Bs the louisiana Democracy j. concerned
Dcvotees OF the psca;orial IN this city have been
for DAYS excited over the performance 81 Nr "
81. y oOd OF New York. In catching the coast Of
Florida "tarppn," silver nsh with rod and reel.
The fish frequent the coast ~ Florida IN Numbers
but account ~ their size from thr-c 10 SIX feet in
e 9Th strength and 'eamcncs have before teen
caught Win roo ana r,.i rariies have bern o.ran,
and line or Mr.. wood have been copied ~ rcarlv %.
possible ~ the ambitious fishermen; Their return ia
awaited With considerable Interest b. all lovers OF the
sport IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05

doctor suddenly said DO you know that tia pudee Of
the medical professionals great agsnst tbs uss Of any
patented instrument that amounts almost whst you
newspaper men would call boyeotfng to have ~ IN.
strument, however valuable ratentsdS did not know
IT, and eanddly said eond not credit the xssArtisu
Why continued the DOCTOR II moro than twenty
years that largo house In this city undertook 1s
manufacture Of few patented dental Instruments
There instantly raised tue cry that by paeating the
inventions the company restricting the dentists In
doing good and in relieving the suffering OF their fellow
creaturcs But tho practical result that inventors
were stimulated and additional apparatus was offered
this firm; they enabled to develop their business
until they have become the largest manufacturers OF
dental instruments I'm the world: aud they Eays 50
cheapened The price OF tie best Instruments that Ia,
smallest practitioner aori TO the best article
manufactured. But to this day u the rrjBice
among surgeons to using any patented surgical ia
strument that 1t almost becomes professional o1t.awry
to suggest invention and Is high treason TO paens
onao
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
F0ROS OF HABIr IN H0RS1&
Force of habit In animals has received ~

additional illustration In tho conduct OF apa OF horss
which have been running on the University Place Up1
for four or I've years. One 10 gray, the Other black
attempt was made last week 10 them o. As Brcaa'
way Line The horses went along usual fror ftfdet
to Fifteenth-st. whore tho switch Lee ~ which -
Broadway ears are shunted from the old line - Ne
An attsmps was made 10 turn tho Asrssa' heads dox
the now track. Both Of them stood sostansesg een
cor against tho gray and the black Acrss had ~
upon them. The sndsAvor to utilize them on ths ~
line therefore abandoned. aad tAsy stll fellow III
Old routine. goiaH down Unvessity place eveMA9sl2
only part OF The dAy u which tie eAEs ~ nov ~