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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

By mutual agreement the case Of Robert C..
Hewitt and Others merchants and property
holders on Seventh street, against tho Western
Union Telegraph Company and District com
missioners, came on for hearing before Justice
Hagner in the equity court yesterday. The
prayer of the oomplainants is that the defend.
ants DO restrained from erecting poles and
running wires thereon on Seventh street, FROM
New York avenue to Boundary street. on the
ground of being a nuisance and injuring bust
ness, property, &c. The District demurs gen
orally that the bill docs not set out such a case
as to entitle the complainants to any relief,
The telegraph company objects to the grant
ing of an injunction, and claims that by the
act of Congress of July "a, 1856, the company
was expressly authorized to construct its line'
of telegraph over aud along the streets OF thii
city; that the commissioners must be deemed
to have the power to license and permit th'
same. The company also filed aiiidayits show
ing the acceptance OF the terms and compli
ance, with the desire of the commissioners (
| lay the wires underground and 70 concentrat,
their wires. The completion OF the Seventh
street line is necessary. The entire day wa
spent in argument, which will be resumed to
| duy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

\ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 4
FORTUNE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

BY an overwhelming popular vote Its fran
chise was made part Of The present state Con-
stituiIon, Adopted Dec 2. A. " 1870.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

There was quite large attendance princi.
pally children, at the National Rifles srmory
last night at tho meeting given under the
auspices of the bands OF hope Of the District.
flowers, aud beautiful banners In bright oolors,
designating the different bands, among which
were the Eggleston Band, South Washington,
Vermont Avenue, Gospel Temperance Sun
DR.. A. p. Rogers presided, and Introductory
remarks were made by Mrs. y. NJ. Bradley,
after which followed songs Rotations and
dialogues The occasion was highly enjoya-
hla npa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
American Teachers decorated by Japau.

Mr.. Bingham, United States minister al
Toxic, reports 10 the Secretary of State, under
date of April %, 1885, that his imperial Jap
anese majesty has been pleased to confer the
order of the "Rising Sum OF the fourth and
fifth class upon five American citizens, viz
Rev. DR.. p " Veeder, Winfield s. Chaplin
DR.. ID. b. McCartee, w. Il. Parson, and NJ. NJ.
Scott in recognition of their services as profes.
sOrs and teachers in the Toxic University. The
decorations and diplomas are to be forwarded
10 the aboyenamed gentlemen through the
japanese minister at Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

pRorosALs ron ruEL AND NATIONS.


WA-uINuluN. u. G., Muy ~, 1855.
Sealed Proposals. In dup iVAtN. viii he re-
ce.ved at tllls ONCE until ~ o.clOc m. hs
Urn DAY GF JUNE NENT, Tor nlrnishin2
Ratl ms, aud unit " O'Clock IN ct he lSrR
DAY or ~ NEXT, far mrnish y Fuel "a
the led stats NJ lines At one or more Of tho
foil.wing stations flohi the LIST OF July, 1885,
70 III" iiO,h Of June, lNSH VI!
or .mO,uh, y. II, ,hirl s.own, Mass;
Hgupkl H. y. -; z iladCl n, Pa; League
Island Pa Ann ~ lts. Md " ashin gton, u, e.;
Goeplri ntn 70 folk, VI; Mare Island. caL,
aul Puusgcola, F,n.
ShCclHCatipus nth blanc proposals can be oh
tain vi " on AMI call ~ nj any Of the stations
and, or At the utlictB OF Tie Quartcrmnsier,
Wash ngton, p.t ard Assistant Guartertnaster,
n26 = Ndth Fourth ''rtvt Philadelphia. Pa.
prOppSnlH IN b mtd tor one Or more Arti:
rlCs, dNiNutal,u at ore or more sa' Ions and
VII be nousdrred separately for eaol Article
AID piacN OF 'liv ~, they should be ndorse
n,oPnsss ~ Fu.i' o., as .h n w, VA
state. Ms YIN orp' Washington, d. G.
l.tht
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
RcmodelinE the National.

The National Hotel is receiving extensive
improvements ON the first floor in view Of en-.
larging the retunda, which will be extended
back so as to take in about twenty feet of the
billiard room, where the clerks office will be-
the portion formerly occupied by the Office
being included in the rotunda. The rotunda
will DO svrmounted by dome The outside
of the building will be painted white above
the first story, while the latter story will be Of
IarL nnln
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
The Alexandria Election To-Day.

At the municipal election which takes place
in Alexandria to-day John b. smoot heads
the Democratic ticket for the office of mayor
with II. II. Lucas as an independent candidate
for the same office. Mr.. Lucas is Republi-
can, and 1t Is claimed that he will draw the
entire labor vote, irrespective of party, and II
the full Republican vote is cast Mr.. Lucas's
election Is assured President Clcveland's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

Col. W. Berkly, of Prince william county,
Va, is to receive the appointment Of gaugcr
for the Alexandria internal revenue district,
vice Charles Dcarbon, the incumbent The
colonel Is now here learning bis duties, aud
expects TO assume the Office June 1.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
TR1TEIERs, GUIDE.

rINHE GREAT pENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
wEgfp TIE M mNs0lHIH NEST ASp 5oSynniHn,
scENERYD. IS sr pfI rain ffiAGSM AdNIF TfSESPP
rnArJSs 5fEEcE NsX IA 1882 nom ats,
- FOR fittsb9rs and the West ,caso Limited
daily; Fast Line, $40 a. m daily, 10 Cincn.
nat and 81 Louis, with sleeping Cars from IIar.
daily except saturday, to Chicago with sleep
Ing car Altoona TO Chicago. chicago and Gin
eGS %SS, ssSo % 9ss Sr aad KAN ssi
Wc.L; cpsVil,e; CONNECTING AZ Harrlsourg WIZ
cleveland, and q, iouls PaeIac Egpre.s, 10
y. m. daily, for pittsburg aud tho Wcst. with
hs2fGihM 3sEoxl N HHTT'SN T RSaffHsoAp
For Erie, CanandaiguA, Rochester. Bufalo,
RS a,ses 10 M daily, eIGspt saturday with
For wiliinmspori, Lock Haven, aud Elmira,
Nt9i40a m. daily, except sunday a., ,
lam, a 4, 10 p m, and 1910 night on
sunday $3.50 y M, z. 10 y. M, and 1910 night
If 9U,l1 EIpres,ssSr Pullman Parior Cars 9i~o~
For boston without change, 2 ~ m. every
For brooklyn, n. v, all through train. con.
meet AZ goraey City with hoats Of brooklyn An
aven9 dos e6sgl ,rsnsI ra, 70 sSn rt
a. g. 70 N Ard i2'io night on sunday $50 ;da
Express, oi4oa m, daily, except SUNDAY,
-, For , BALTIMORE 9,l5, 40, $50; go III a
aud iaIS night On sunday, siilo. $40, a.
ms 80 In0. 10 M, and 1913 night
f4r ropes Stesn Line 7il6 A. m. and Aao p
For Annapolis, diS5 4. M, 1905 and 4,25p
XLEXxSDHffix RSbb' fREDER2ckgbpae
| EAAishhMSAAaH.roA NN P ,AHhshhXhbNDRIA ANI
For 1 IigtsSdrs, o. ~ p.sS, i1;oi. and ll,sc
a. M, 2ob, ago alb, g;25, sos, and 1l'3I p
m on sunday At 0, o:25, ii;oi a NJ, SO;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

SCIENTISTS, physicians, teachers, and Others
Interested in electrical phenomena and phys
ical experiments arc invited TO call ON DR. L,
2. Rowland at his dental office, No. 2li Four.
and ia. half street northwest between the hours
of and 10 on Wednesday evenings during the
yclopment of electricity by induction with a
new and improved combination Toepler
Holtz and Wimshurst induction electrical ma
chine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

DISEASES OF the kidneys liver or urinary
organs arc speedily cured by tho inialliblo
Hunts kidney and Liver Remedy.
CAPT. WlNs1ilP. Providence police, suffered
Eve years from kidney disease, waa cured by
Hunts Kidney and Liver Remedy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
Ws.SiSSToSi May 3, 1888. myl4.,h4.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
Drr4nTMnNT or TIE ISrEEJyooU,

wAsuiSaToS, May 10, 1885.
Sealed proposals will DO received at this Do
pArtmont until ~ o'clo M, FRIDAY, MAY
10, 1850, for furnishing supplies consisting
mainly Ofmedts prov sions groceries, dry goods,
shoes, rugs, paints hnruu ire, lc, lumber, &c,
for the use Of the Cove rumcnt Hospital for tn ,
Insane, near Washington, during the nscal year
ending June 30 1886,
Blank forms NJ proposal, schedules OF items
and estimated Quantities specifications aud in
structiOns to bidders Will bc furnished upon APP
plicstion to this Department -
~. L. MULDROW.
mylithstu.6t Acting secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
LOTTERIES.
= ssss y
/ ssss \
ILL, ssss-:. iiLLL..

This is the Only Chartered Lottery'of Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated Ia 1865 for 20 years by the Leg
islaturC for educational and charitable purposes,
with capital Of 81 900, 900, to which a reserve
find of over $3.50 600 has since been added.
by an Overwhelming popular vote its fran
Chise was male u part Of The present state Con.
stitution, adopted Dec. =, A. ~ 1870.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 4
FORTUNE
It's Grand Single Number Drawing will taxa
place monthly. II never Scales or Postponed
Look al the following Distributions
ENrRAOR BINARY SEMI NJ A Il
DRAINING,
CLASS 4,
At New ORLEANS, Tuesday. JUNE l6. 1855. un
der the supervision and management of Gen. q.
I. BeauregIrd, of louisiana and Gen. Jubal A.
Early. of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE. sl5O,o0o
M SnBiCe-Tckets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, s6' fiiths, 81. TcnthS 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

"ALDEENEY DAIRY WAGONS" Alder.
cred in u pound "Ward' prints, Mt i0c. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; but
iermilk, 90. per quart, and Sweet milk at DC.
nor nuAKt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
PURE MAPLE SUGAR.

We have Just received large lot of Pure
Maple Sugar at SC per pound Best pntent Pro-
cess Flour, 80 90 per barreL sugnr-cured Hams,
ANAL size, l2i4c per pound Choice Creamery
Butter IA specially SlN pounds pure Lard for
boc- mn line OF Choice Groceries low for
ettlctly cash, Goods amQunling TO ~ or oyer de-
vs. O4tLOuHiana Avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

RUB tho Salvation Oil IN and you will rub
the pain out. Get only the genuine. Price %
l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

DRoFosALs FoR MARRLE.
A DNERrfsEMENT AND NOTICE CON
IA CEhNINg THE CONTRACTION OF
NEW STEEL srFAM CRUISING NE5-
SElS FOR THE UNITED STATES

Invitation il hereby extended TO nil cnsino rs
and mechanics Of established reputation. and all
reputable manufacturers OF vessels, steam Vu-
Flhch. boilers, or ordnance having or coutroll-
ING Ietuur establishments, and being engaged
In the business, ali officers of the Navy. AND a.
pecialy all naval CO instructors, steam engineers,
hhd ordnance ofhCere fihe Navy, having plans,
models ur designs of any vessels, or of any nart
thertOt the glasses authorized 10y the naval
appropriation act " March -, 1886. TO .ubnlt
such plans models and designs to the Secretary
fthe Navy.
The vessel authorized to he constructed are
two cruisers Of not less tnAu three thousand noe
more than nv thousand ions displacement,
COSTING exclusive OF armament, not more than
Que million one hundred thousand dollars each.
dred tons displacement. costing, exclusive Of
armament, not more than five hundred ana
twenty thousand dollAre. and one light pulnboat
ofnbout eight hundred tons displacement, cost
lug exclusive VI AtmHment not moro thnu TWO
hundred ana seVcnty-nVe thousand dollars.
These vessels arc 80 10 consi rucicd on the best
and most modern design, having the lghcst Ht-
tainablo speed, aud In the manner and conform
NY 70 tne conditions and Limitations provided
! for the construction Of the new cfuiscrs ~ tho
/ except 50 far as said ACTS provide for and define
| the duties " Naval Advisory Hoard.
| said plans mod Is, and designs should be sub
/ United within tho period VI sixty days amer May
/ 10. 1883, and should b. transmitted 10 the Navy
/ Department, Washington, D. &, should any
such plan, model or design be adopted or used.
liberal compensation viii be paid therefor.
] the Department VIII, upon application, for
ward copies OFFS much OF tho naval apnropria-
ton acts ~ relates 10 said vessels, and viii an
I swer all leiters of inquiry aud furnish all de-
sired Information on The subject,
WILLIAM e. WHITNEY,
.. Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
p,,d, Filed for Record yestordny.

p st., north side, bet 9th and 7th SITS, II. W., lot
145 W. Y. PARTICLES sub. of 50. 445. Hillmau
A. Hall to Sarah Bancroft, $1,000.
4th st., east side, bet. = and Q sts n. W., lot d,
c. Lcnts sub So. 52l Robert ID. Rutin to
Samuel Coleman, 81 300
c St., south side bet, 18th and 18th SITS. n. w.,
west pit. lot 8, 50, 1921, Sarah A, Gladmon to
Mary j. TreRkle, 1880,
Missouri ave. north side, bet Sd and 4th sts n.
W., west - lot ., Res. A, Edward IL. Green to
Edward II. Murrell, $1,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

s3per gallon, rs cents a quart bottle. No.
RyeWhisky, best In tho world for the money
at McGees. Ninth. near ID.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

Whole ticket No, 5,3l7, Capital Prize in above,
sold In New York, In fractions, Held one
nnh by Mrs. Isabella Pace, ~ 10Th st, South
sky, A. Krouse and Rafael Boitel, cigarmAkers,
employed at slaehelbergs factory, lo4 South
Fifih Avenue, New York; two-hfth by Il,
Castrezana, tailor, 2lS Sixth Avenue New
resident In New York city, whose name and
address, though known, are withheld at his ro.
quest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

Baltimore Produce Market, May %.

BALTIMORE May 27.--virginia IS, consoli
dated, 49,; past-due coupons 80; new i0.i0s
3ilS new IS. 621a; North Carolina Is, old, 10!
bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
DRoPosALs FNR .EuRNIsHINe TERRA
IL COTTA PIPE IND BRANCHES IN THE
CITY Or WAAH fSGION, ID. O.
OFFICE or yMm I;'sGJ :! CoSM.e =,

OFFICE or THE EScySETR CoMMtssIoSEH,
wAsHiSGTkS. d. G., May II, 1855
By direction OF the Board Of Commissioners
sealed proposals will b. received at this Office
until IL o'clock VI. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE
q, 1883, for turrtshins and delivering at WASH
ing, District of Columbia
1000 linpnl feet S-lhCA Terra Gotta Pipe.
5000 lineal feat l9-inrh Terra Gotta Pipe
1850 Terra Gotta Branyhes Of various slzee.
100 Terra Gotta Bends Ind Curves OF various
sizes.
Blank forms ofproposal and specifications can
be obtained at this Uth upon application there
for, together with AL necessary Information, and
bids upon these iOrins will AJone he considered
Tho right is reserved To reject any and all bds
or parts of bids q. j. l.lDECKER,
Major OF EnglnCers, u. =. A.
my23.Bt Engineer Com missioner ID. c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28
DRoPos4Ls FOR ICE.
\ oTnEAsrGY DEPARTMENT.

Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
\OFftCE % THE SECRErARY,
WASIuNGTOS, d, C., May ~. 1855.
Sealed propotlls to furnish ice for the use OF
the roasury department, In Washington, for
the fiscal year u iding June 80. 1880, viii he re-
ceived until GalOCk ~ m, OF TUESDAY, JUNE
y, 1855.
Printed INSTRUCTIONS for tho guidance OF bid.
ders may bo had tpou application TO the super
intendrnt DANIEL MANNING,
my 1871 secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

CERTIFICATE
We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rangements for all the monthly aud semi.
annual Drawings fthe Louisiana state Lottery
COMPANY, and IN person manage and control the
Drawing urBelves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good atth
toward all parties. We authorize the Company
10 use this certificate, with fac smile OF our ss
natures attached In Its advertisements.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-28

Tho following list OF tho most active stocks
dealt in on the Washington Stock Exchange is
furnished by Mcssrs Bell g. Co., bankers, No.
1887 Pennsylvania avenue:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
COOKING FOOD FOR STOCK

While this i no, % much practiced a.
formerly. there i ye, much cooking done
and. We think. IN most oAses. the time
and trouble arc well repaid by the In
creased value Of the products. Prof
Sanborn In an article ia the y T. TriHHe
speaks discoaagipgly Of H. calling Il
e" The food cooking infaiuaiion. Bat,
we believe the means a, hand. the reqli-
site labor and ihs uses % which the food
il 10 BE- pa, must determine. in meas
urc. the course 10 be pursued. There are
May chemical changes produced by cook.
ing some OF which tend TO add 10 the nut
ritive value Of the articles. While Others
make them more digestible. and of course
every step gained in this difeciion j. vel
worth the pains taken. In season
Ike this. when Po'aiocs aud other vegei-
atles are .os Ia our markets. We believe
there mAy De- much of their value saved
ani also their icciing TUNED % different
purposes By boiling. The estimates
given by practical auAlyes place the
cooked potato considerably above The
faW in nlifiiise qualities. enough % iha,
one will hc well PAID 'of the trouble Of
cooking. hy that alone. u there ~As no
saia IN ease % feeding and mixing With
o.her fo,ds Hauag a large loi Of small
po,A'os. and noihing bat kettle se, in
as arch O. boil them in. Ne have CON-
plstriy ovrfcomc the difficulty % hlling
and empty - The Kettle by Sling q short
sslk wiih po'A'oc. and placing % IN che
kettle A. sooa AZ they have boiled soii
a email pail of cold water dashed over
thc stck ciais J, enough so that % can be
readily handled. whsn Do j. removed from
ihc keii.c and PLACED In tab 20 be- caf-
rcl % che bAfn In this Nay they rc-
maia nearly whole and vii keep much
lo-ser than .f they were amnei by be-
inx handled oi DIPPED from the Kettle.
We boil blshel aai one.han a. one
time aai Cad ), great convenience over
f.eiins raw. d'.ag away with ell danger
of choking a. vel a. the tfo4bis of cat
inv rh,rh BE- uo, small ~hea large
quantity , beiag "a out From oaf
o~a cxp.f fr1cc a1d obsctsAti1a sc would
advise aI having many potatoes o 81
o4t 90 tfy c1ok.ng them ia small way
40 trs'. aai scc ii they d' not feel amply
fcpal hr tle Ahof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
y. n Tribune.
Az IcI SIfppIY.

A subscriber asks for information ahout
saving q certain quantity of Ice In certain
unoccupled rooms iu = building. VIII u
not be- better % give general principles,
snd LET each one sdapi them 20 BIS o"n
casef
A cable foot OF pure water weighs G! -
pounds Bat A. water expsnis somewhA,
Ia ice Il l. probable that the expansion OF
the water, the creylces between Ice blocks
and the packing % saw.dust or other ma
terlal arOuai. hslow aud above the Ice,
will not allow an average Of over iopouods
and In a small ice.house perhaps not over
20 pounds Of Ice - each cubic foot
Therefore multiply the length In feet of
yoar ice.house by IL breadth ani the
height IA 4. TO b. flled. ani divide by 90
for large % 20 for small Ice house. and
the qaoiieui will be about the uumoer of
tons OF Ice. A bulidlng ltx2o with 10 feet
psrpcnilcultr of Ice would PROBABLY hold
from 80 90 30 tons, depending somewhat
on the purity OF The Ice, the mathematical
corrcctness ef the block, and the care
used In placing them together - times
81 5 equals 2.OoOi or thifiy.tSo cubic feet
OF pure wAtcr weigh q ton. lf the ekpin'
lion In frcsrlug And The crrslces between
blocks Adj one fourth, then forty feet of
Ice tlocks would weigh a TOT. II TIE ex'
tsrual packing Aiis one fourth 10 This.
then ans feet of space 10 "a ice'holse VII
hold one ton.
The more spaces % aif-chambefs be-
tween living room AMI the eNtcfnh All
the cooler 10 wlll be- ln sumner sni ihc
warmer 10 winter, or. 10 other words, u
Il more ~ less impcfyious 20 external heat
OF cold Wood much more thsn metal.
water o. air l. = uon-coniuctnf % beat 90
cold When thls wood Il cut inio Zoe
pieces With a sas. an lnch OF q foot ~
ssN dast makes a very large number ~
airspaces which keep wlntef lre ani sum
m-r air apart A. the green saw dasi "a
sous " shrlnks. making air cfcvices. IL
shouI therefore be- tramp'ci 90 pressed
together occasionAly
Rat worse than anything else probably i
the moisture that comes from conicusa
lion on account 90 the extsrua beat aud
the laternal cold. or ou accplnt of TIE
slowly meiting away % the ice When the
sAw dust becomes saturated with water u
loses vcry materially 10 protecting power.
Therefore a iry sub soil. 90 plarks, boards.
straw. 90 any non oouincilrg material
he'qs - Keep the lowest ssN-dnsi moicf
atsiy dry A roof helps ihc saw dast oa
tn TOP ani sides from the h'lng rains.
anf veniliaiiug wlnioss help 90 make The
aIf lu thr Zee house dry
Clear Ice cut into rsasonabiY rectangular
blocks. drawn before 10 u spin'efci Win
beat. ani packed With one foot of sas
dasi co. evefy siic. ~ The ,aS-dasi u kepi
dy ani occasionally pressed togsihcr,Nil
kcsp a very cheap sintef crop TO- All sum
mer use. " y
Oanafr1l Co., NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03


Nany 90 the readers % your valuable
Journal are already familiar with the name
ant general appearance of the wyandotte,
though comparatively rev have made the
breed a special stuiy. This new variety
of fowls Ike newly introduced me.
chauicM Invention, requires careful
study % enable one % fully appreciate
them.
By referring % the N'IaiIri ~ krcl-
irrrs. ~ dnd a comprehensive descriP-
ton of the standard wyaniottes, bat Ne
90 not Coz h0w 10 mate and breed them
yst the STANDARD j. Invaluable - an 10.
terprcter. f1r. by 10, and personal eHperi.
euce. we may BE- qlalinci % Judge AMI
breed them successfully. To breed high
class stock OF any Kind Il no chance
work; 10 ilsa science, a dne art, and must
needs have for is Incentive something
more than a love 10 make money. An
earnest enthusiasm for the Improvement
of the beautiful Ant useful qualities OF
oar stock. whether animals or fowls,
should bc the great object 20 iudaee one
a engage In ID. lie who makes = better
COW OF better hen has done something %
make he world better. To breed due
birds. where symmetry, grsoeful form and
harmony of cOl0rs play conspicuous
part. one must possess feelings akin 20 TIE
cultivated artist, because there j. no VS.
lhle STANDARD 10 guide one 10 that Held.
TIE IDEAL bird l. the only STANDARD, and
TIA, must exist 10 the fAncY OF The
breeder
We so not kuoN OF any domestic fowl
- emlnenily deserving, and a. the same
tine 50 well adapted 10 The artistic breed
er. A. the wyandotte. Experience with
these birds has demonstrated the fact that
beauty and utility are strongly united 10
their organism. We DO not recogoiEe
any substantial beauty In domestic ami
mails Ani fowls which II not based upon
utility. therefore, our nrst attachment
FOR The wyAndottes originated Ia their
Inherent capacity for eggs and inoubAting.
In this they have demonstrated their
worth, and for motrerly qualities they are
eharming.
Created. as Is this new fowl, from two
Old breeds-the Dark Brahms and Silver
Spangled Hamburg-se must reasonably
concede that they have rightfuly Inherit
ed their Amlable disposition and motherly
Commentaries from the Brshma, A. well
A. much Of their style Of fcatherlng. while
their superior egg-prOducing qualities and
sprlghtiy aud graceful WAYS came 10 them
through The Hamburg When we exam
inc the peculiar festhering Of the Wyan-
dottes, Il Is evident they possess the char
acterlstic penclling Of both their progen-
tors. The wyand0ttes, like all varieties
created BY mixed blood. are susceptible OF
Improvement In festhering, ETC., oy intel
lr.nt ana jadici0as mating. Herein lies
the secret Of the art OF creating those su'
nerlor specimens. which are occasionally
iound In the yards OF our most skillful
breeders. OEo' n. h>sff'