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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08
AN ACTORS MARRIAGE
RCpeutsd In Hate -Ths Brldsa Young W.
,uian Known Here,

The family Of A, L, Wiley, once well
knoYu in the insurance business here,
aud since he left here known to many Of
his old GcquRlntanCes in divers new con-
nectlons, ia sgsil mixed up 10 somewhat
sensational affair.
Tbs Ohio STATE Journal, Of Columbus,
Gays in yesterdays issue;
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
parior OF the ChItterden hotel was the
scene Of wedding, The contracting par
ties were Mr.. Hugh Chatham, the Gap
tain Dismal OF FaTron's Soap Bubble COM
pauy, aud Miss Mary L, Wiley, daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs, A, L. Wiley, Of Par;
kerahurg, W, Va, who arc we'll known in
this city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. d. Cheriugton, otTown Street
N, 4. church, III tho presence Of the
BRIDES parents and all the members Of
the company,
Mrs. Wiley and her daughter, who for
meEly resided in ZlnesVille, spent 3 por-
ton Of winter before last In this city,
Just before the last legislature Miss Wiley
bad Hon. Byron StillweIl, representative
from Ashland county, arrested for trihing
with her affections, the suit being brought
before Justice McEadden, and by MIN
transferred TO Zlletyille, where Justice
Grfee bound stlllwell over to court under
$500 bonds, An effort was made to CON.
promise by marriage, but upon stIllwell
declining 10 enter into such an arrange
ment tho CGae was dropped, The family
slterEard moved TO PlrkerabuTg, where
Mr.. Wiley is engaged In the insurance
business, aud where Mr., Chatham met
his bride upon II cent visit OF the Soap
Bubble to that city, An engagement fol-
lowed and invitations had been Issued for
the wedding in PaVkeraburg next Tues:
day. For some reason it was concluded
to have the ceremony here, 1t is report
I'd that the Wiley family every wealthy.
A special dispatch to Pittsburgh
paper tells the story somewhat differ
entity: -,
HUH Chatham, the Captain Dismal
Of "Fancn'a Soap Bubble" company, was
married Last evening to Miss Mary Wiley,
Of Psrkersburg, W, Va, and stterward
discovered he wss very much deCelyeI
man. Mlss Wiley, who formerly resided
in ZInesYille, spent the winter OF 1854 and
1885 in Columbus, and Just before the
Legislature adjourned procured the arrest
Of Hon. Byron stiIlwell, representative
from Ashland county, on the charge Of
abduction. Stillwell refused to marry her,
and the case was not pushed. The
Wileys recently removed 10 Parkersburg,
and Chatham met Alifa Mary there during
q recent engagement Of the company. A
correspondence ensued, and engagement
followed, the actor being led to believe
that his prospective bride was very
wealthy. The wedding was GGt Tor Par
kersburg next Tuesday, but the WileyF
evidently feared Chatham would hear a
the Columbus eHcRpSde Of two years ago
for they met tho company on ita arrival
here, aud tho marrisge followed at the
OhitteDden House. Chatham had hiE
eyes opened to-day by the newspaper rev
elstiUuH,
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RIVER NEWS,
stage Of the Water and Movements Of the
boats,

stage Of the Water and Movements Of the
Boats.
The river continues to fall steadily al
this point, The marks lsst night indl'
Gated depth IN the channel Of 8 fest 8
inches,
Notwithstanding ths heavy ics that d
still floating in the river, the Telegram
managed to make her regular trip In the
ClRriugton trade yesterday,
The Grown Hill, well known Ia
pRwha river tOw-host, has been purchased
by Capt. Bob, Car, S. NJ, Snyder and A
o. otCutt, all Of Charleston.
Capt. I. r. Swaney, OF New Cumhsr
land, proprietor Of the ferry st that point
has purchased new boat, the William
Wsgner, Tor the trade, 1t Ia reported tina
he has sold his old boat, the rs No, 2, 4
some Pittsburgh parties.
The Benton McMillin, which reached
Bellaire from Cincinnati Monday after
noon, had very hard time Of It in the iCI
Sunday, The buckets Of her wheel Were
almost reduced to flinders, She laid "
and shipped nearly all her freight on TIL
oar,
The reports from above yesterday wert
as fallows; Pittsburgh, 2 feet Il inchel
and stationary; cloudy and cold, Loci
No. 4, 7 fact 2 inches and stationary; clear
OIL City, $ inches and ststionsryi cles
and cold. Brownsville, 8 feet and station
airy; clear, Morgantown, river closed
clear,
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rl1E wAs11NeroN OIL rIn1p.
Another Fine Guslier In aud Several Mol
Promised,

Another FinO GuSller In aud Several More
Promised.
There was developed in the Washing.
ton oil field yesterday a market breaker
Of the most pronounced type in the shape
OF MCGahey No. &. The drill In this hole
was started early in the morning and in.
side ottwo or three houra the bit ran into
the second pay streak that sent the amber
fluid gushing into the tanks at the rate Of
sixty barrels an hour, an increase OF more
than forty barrels an hour in tbia streak.
Barring accidents, Thome No. will
come In to-day. The indications for this
we'll being good one are oil that could
be desired. Many think that Ito location
is much better than that Of McGahey No.
.. What its effect on a Keeling market
may be remains TO be seen,
McGahey No. 4, located north Of No. 8,
has tllled With oil and will DO torpodoed
10. day. Coast & Sons No. 8, on the w.
W. Smith, has struck the sand and is
showing for a good well. The lost tools
have been recovered from the hung Hole.
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LOCAL RKEYITIEs.
Mattsrs Of Minor Moment in aud About
the City,

the City,
MATINGRs at both theatres to-day,
THR GRAND this eveuing-"Under the
Lash"
OPERA HOUSE this eveniug-"Aloue in
London"
Two DEEDS Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THR Council COMMITTEES on Claims was
to have met last night, but did not have q
quorum.
THERE will BIO a gospel and praise meet
ing at the Presbyterian church, Martins
Ferryithis evening.
TIR Board OF County Commissioners
was in session Yesterday as committee o!
the whole to audit bills for work on the
Public Building.
TRR prices at the matinee at tho 0pera
House to-day will be 20 and 80 cents. tt
hear Miss Tanner sing "Alone in London
Ia worth more than that.
WILSON & RANKTN's mlnstrels, which
are billed to appear at the Opera House
Friday evening, is stronger than ever bs'
fore, and the finest minstrel company on
the road.
TIE bright, sunny weather yesterday
and the day before was In striking contras
with the preceding days, and the number
Of people on the streets was perceptibly
increased.
THERE arc now stored In the Govern
ment bonded warehouse, recently estab'
lished here In the basement Of the Custom
House, one hundred and eighty'three
barrels Of whisky.
PRoP. WILL WILLIE, the alleged cham
pion wrestler, has dropped out Of sight
leaving several good sized bills, but for
getting to leave few articles OF personal
property loaned him by chumps.
JERRY HILLARY, Thomas Coffee, Lou
Haier and Peter Kemp were fined SIS and
costs In police court yesterday morning
for row in the Sixth ward Saturday
right In which all four took part, and
CotIes was pretty badly hacked up.
BARNARD's comet Is now quite q con
spicuous object, and can be easily seen
with the unassisted eye about $3.50 a. m
The comet Is quite bright, has q tail some
10 or s. in length, and Ia situated little
to Tho northeast OF the brighter star
ArCturus, which rises near the northeast
AT AN annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Wheeling Park Association
held this week, the old Board OF Directors
was "a elected. II Is composed Of Mr.. An
ton Reymann, President; Mr.. Louis 9.
siiel, Secretary and Messrs. Henry Bic
berson, Aug. Rolf, Theodore Schneider
Henry Stamm, Adam Hess George Hook
and Frank Walter.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted Ia
record deed made September 90 by
Sarah L. Snodgass and husband 10 the
Economy Building Association, for part
OF lot 80, In East Wheeling; considera.
ton 500 also a deed made December
by the Economy Building Association ID
Patrick Reilly, for the same property men
toned in the foregoing deed; congidera.
ton $3.50.
TIE sale OF reserved seats will begin al
Banners music store this morning fol
the engagement at the Opera Houso to.
morrow evening Of Days "Night on"
Mr.. Daly's name Is sufficient guarantee
Of the high character Of the play and com.
pany. The interest already manifested
In the engagement assures a large house
and it will be wise for those desirint
choice seats 10 secure them early. The
play Ia OF o high character, refined, ant
appealing to the intelligence oil the aud
itor for appreciation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

William Mccormick, a glass pressel
employed OF the Central, has allowed his
friends to formally announce him as an
aspirant for the Republican nomination
for City Sergeant. Until this announce.
msnt Capt. Tom Bennett had a clear lsld.
He aud Mr.. Mccormick arc the only CON.
tsstAnts 30 far known 10 the public.
The Republican City Executive Com.
mlttee 10 called TO meet this evening 10 ar.
range the preliminRriea and call the
primaries for tho coming city election.
The DemoCsatic city primaries have
been fixed for December Is.
Thomas Thonor hag announced himself
% an aspirant for the DsmoOrALic nomi.
nation for City Sergeant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08
"ALoNE nj LoNpoN.n
Tho Hest of All tho scenic MelOdrauins
Given Here.


Given Here.
At the Opera House last evening
Buchanana prest play, "Aloue in Lon.
don," was performed to good Rized
house. This is the only on9 OF the many
playa In which tho scenic and mechanical
aCCessoriesa are such prominent lea.
ture which would "gO" at all without
these accesaorie. Even Il badly
acted 1t would Rtill be interesting.
But It 10 not badly acted. Miss Cora Tan
ner, who aa Annie McaIOwJ, Is the leading
figure Of the drama, is an unusually good
sCtress, tho equal OF almost any now on
the stage in this country. The company
10 worthy Of the drama, all tho paris be-
Ing in tho hands Of fine character actors,
and 1t Is not strange that It holds the audi
enCe ppslbouud till the curtain falls and
occasionally srousss them TO enthusiasm.
Tho great siuiCe scene Is uneQualed any.
where tho street scenes arc faithful pic
lures Of Loudon lie, and tho whole per
iormanCe profitable as we'll as interesting,
The drama will be repeated OF the mat
inee this afternoon and again this evening,
At the matinee special priees-60 and "a
Cents-will prevail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

A Fortunate Accident to Dakota Man
Word reached here yesterday that tick.
ct No. 20, 442 had drawn the first capital
prize $4,000 in the October drawing OF
one.tith ticket Costing 81 90 sent to NJ.
a. Daupbin, New Orleans, La.,) was held
In Jamestown. The lucky man waa ]. N.
Lowe, an employe OF the Northern Dakota
Elevator company, who takes his good
fortune calmly and he will keep at work the
same az usual. In this case the money
comes to poor man with large family
and certainly Is q blessing undiBguised to
them.-Jameslolvn (Dak.l Alert, Oct. 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08
GLOIi1oUs SKATING.
Fine Sport OH tho Back River Yesterday
A Gay Scene,

Fine Sport OH tho Back River Yesterday
A Gay Scene.
For the past four or five days thorO has
been glorious skating on the back river
above the covered bridge. People living
Oh this side did not begin to learn Of the
snort until Monday. Yesterday the young
people turned out in force and had a
splendid time darling over the smsoth
and glaaay surface. There were probably
over two hundred people on the surface
yesterday afternoon, The Ice Ia very firm
and 40 smooth ss glass. A largo number
who could not skate OF were not fortunate
enough To own pair Of skates stood on
the bridge or the banks and watched
with enVious eyes tho jolly skaters as
they Rkimmed by, their eyes flashing,
their cheeks glowing with the healthful
exercise and the ring Of their steel.shod
feet making q spirited accompaniment to
their laughter. The weather WAS perfect
for tho sport, and II Today is cleRI and
cold monster crowd may bs looked for
on the ice this afternoon. Tho skates
used Yesterday were Of all shapes, sizss
aud kinds, from tho fancy nicEled club
down to the old,iashioued wooden, Curled.
tOe btYOD rocker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

In this case II will bs allowable, l doubt
not, to put the cart before the horse and
say that after a stay Of about seven hours
Of the Penitentisly, aud after an earnest
effort 10 get at The TRUTH find very
different state Of affairs from that repre-
Eented In the Enquirer article, and think
/ find the animus Of that article, So far Gs
can 10 gathered from subordinRteB and
ConyiCts, Colonel peCk's administration
has brought sbouts decided Improvement
In the prison,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

Leon Van Walt, recently convicted in
the Circuit Court CT petit larceny, the
stealing Of vest from dyer on Market
street, vas brought into court yesterday
and sentenced TO elk months' imprison'
ment In tho county jail. Van took biz
sentence jOvially and was in 4 very
sportive frame Of mind, probably because
OF the indulgence which let him escape &c
easily, when by conylCting him with a
count for former conviction ho could have
been sent 10 the penitentisty,
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CRIMINALS CAUGHT,
Wheeling atsu In Limbo ut Pittsburgh OIL
Serious Chargss-Ross stottsbsrry Gets
sYear in InInols-"SIaguolla Van"
;ssntsussd at Last,

Chief Of Polics Smith yesterday recelv.
ed from Chief Murphy, Of Allegheny
City, an inquiry for the record Of two
men who gave their names as Mike Nc
Donough and Thomas Harper, and who
said they were from Wheeling, They are
held for burglary and robbery at ALE.
gheny. MCDonouEh 10 well known here,
being none other than the notorious
"Bull." Who Harper is cannot be con.
eCtuEed; he is believed to DO q notorious
Wheeling crook sailing under a lalse
name because his own 10 cdoroua even at
Pittsburgh,
The Pittsburgh papers furnish the de-
taila Of the two mems crimes:
AS Florence Outh wNE returning to bis
home in Ross's Grove, O'tIarR township
between 9 and 3 .. IN. Sunday morning he
saw q campfire burning by the side Of
the West Penn road. Being very gold he
approached for warmth, when he was set
upon by three men, who robbed him Of a
revolver, So and some change. About 4
a, nj. Officers Hutchinson and Johnson
arrested Michael MCD0noush and ThoS,
Harper, the latter Of whom had revolver,
three bits, a flask Of powder, some fuse
aud nearly s. on his person. When ap'
preached, the men, with q THIRD were
crying to effect an entrance into q grocery
store, They took to their heela and one
man escaped on Madison avenue.
The two made Tor the railroad bridge,
upon which McDonough was caught by
Officer Hutchinson alter a desperate re-
distance during which several shots were
fired, Harper also tried to escape from
johnson when near tho City Hall, but
YVES brought to time after hard struggle,
The police COnslder the capture most
important one, az appearances indicate
that McDonough and Harper are men,
beEs OF the gang which has boon cracking
safes in this vicinity for some time,
Oath identified Med onough IS one Of the
men who attacked him and fully dcsCrlb,
I'D his property, knives, revolver and
money found upon Harper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08
THE PENITENTIARY.
zee ANIMus OE ZEE eaAReEs
Made Against Superintendent Peek by hi'
Late Assistant superintendent, who
was Requested to Resign for Good
Cause Stories of the G0ardL

When correspondent Of the CiuCin.
natl Enquirer let goa broAdslde at the ad.
minietIstlon Of The West Virginia Peui-
tantlsry, the ISTELLdENcER reproduced
The substance Of the story and sent a cap
able representative to make further
inquiry, Superintendent Peck was sb.
sent at the time, but the ISTELLIoRScER
representative was afforded every facility
10 prosecute his inquiry. Upon his return
Colonel Peck at once invited the editors
OF the lSTElllaENcER aud the Rrgislr to
visit the Peniteptisly and make the moat
searching investigation, The invitation
was accepted by the editor oithe INTELLl-
GRNcRR in person, and by the editor Ofthe
Register through his representative.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

Ladies' are requested to call aud exam
Inc the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox 4
Gibbs Automatic machine, will find the
White to be superior in every respect
An examination is respectfully solicited
II can be seen at the saleeroom Of
EDWARD l.. RoSR & Co.,
No. 90 Twelfth st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

Wo arc now ready Tor lie holiday
trade, and lnrltC Inspection. Among
our sppClalltIes ARE Ladies' and Child.
rCn's duils and lIOAS Ia sets, mud other.
wise III light aud black Lynx Ana others,
also same Ia ASiraClian. Our stock Of
llanlkerChleIs aud Mothers III every Va.
rleiy, untuualed III tho city, md illany
other articles suitable for holiday pres.
ents. Lou SWabaCkgr,
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HoIiday ExcursIons on tho u. s o

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany sends greetings to its patrons, by an.
nounCing that on December "a, 20 and
81, 1856, and January /, 1887, round trip
tickets, at one faro for the round trip, will
be sold from all stations, to all stations,
on the Trans.0 Ohio Divisions, and on the
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland K. r.,
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. Tickets will be good
returning until January 8, 1887, inclu'
aiva.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. al a. NJ
For West Virginia, fair Gather, sonthetly
winds, nearly stationary temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather
followed by light rains, Goutherly winda,
slightly warmer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. II is q positive cure for Ul'
GERS, Etuptions or syphilitic Poisoning,
1t purifes the whole system, aud ban.
ishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia p aims,
We guarantee It. Logan & Co. and O.
Menkemeller. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

Al. q. rlSids and Co.'S OpOratiU AIlGStrols
This monster troup Of minsIrels will ar'
pear at the Grand Opera HOu'u on Thura
day, Friday and Saturday evenings, Thil
company ts said TO bs ono oil tue best min,
strel companies nov travelling, carrying q
worry lSrUs number Of performers aud one
Of The lntst bands In The country. 10 I'd.
dltlon 10 the minstrel company will be
found slgnor Dawn, the gre9t'equilibhst,
who Ia a marvel In Ills line, The company
have bssn turning away people every
night where they have Appeared. Those
who wish 10 rel q good seat should do 90
on Thursday morning at Sheib's nnBlC
htnia.
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A FUGITIVE PROM JUSTICE.
Ross stottSbsrry Gets Year for job In
ChiCaEO.


Ross stottSbsrry Gets Year for u job In
Chicago.
Sheriff Handlan yesterday received in.
telliScnce from the Sheriff OF Cook county,
Illinois, (Ohicago) that Ross stottsberry,
who sometime ago escaped from jail here
while awaiting trial Tor burglary and rob.
berry, had basn sentenced to one year q
imprisonment In the penitentlary at
Joliet, III, for q burglary at Chicago.
When bis term there Is out, he will be
brought here.
It Is now safe to toll q atory which the
INTRLILGENCRR has known for some time,
but which was suppressed lest it might
interfere with plans OF the authorities
here for tho re-arrest Of Stottsberry,
When the young man escaped, this paper
printed his description. MIR. George
Parks, formerly OF this city, was reading
the paper in his office in UhicagO
when there entered dapper young
man and presented letter Of
introduction. Tie name in the letter
was Ross stottpberry, and the youth an.
swered the description In the paper Mr..
Parks recovered from his temporary par
alysis sufficiently to Gsk Stottsberry to
call again. He then telegraphed to sher.
ilF HandlRn, but nothing ever csme OF It
pntil Ross was arrested for burglarles in
Chicago.
The man Campbell, sliaa Parker, has
also been traced. His real name is Ogden,
and when he escaped from all here he
went to Canada, where he waB traced by
Sheriff Handlan. He was arrested there
for some crime, and the papers were oil
mado out here for his extradition, but
the charge against him being grand
larceny, ScCrstary Of State Bayard mott.
fed the authorities here that Ogden could
not be extradited, Us grand larceny ia NOT
IN extraditable oiIepss under the treaty,
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Ladies' desiriug TO attend the akating
and dancing carnival to be given al the
Alhambra rink on Friday night, arc not
required 10 have Invitations. No person
Of q doubtful character will be permitted
In the rink. AdmlSsion-gent6 IS Cts. |
ladies ID cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-08

The Ladies' Working Society Of Chan.
line street MN ChutCh wlll,haYe q very
elaborate Di9At, supper aud entertain,
ment al the QhanlIne street rink, on
and Friday Of this week. The
full announcement will appear tomorrow,
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WE have introduced n new system Of
selling Watches OIL the inStRilmcnt plan
whereby you can secure II witch Ut once
on easy payments. toll md Investigate.
JACOB W. HRUDD, JewOler,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Sta.
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Ladder

Come and geo the wonderful bargains we
now offer In lne Kid Pebble Goat Button
boots elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes aud every width. See our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
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AN ACTOR I'LL,

A Surgipal Operation Prevents n Perform,
auVe at tho Graul,
Walter 8. Sanford was announced Il
open an engagement at the Grand last
night in the sensational drama, "Undel
the LASH" A good sSsd audience gathered
to witness the play, but Mr.. Sanford wa
taken suddenly III and tho curtain was
not rung up and the sudieRps was dis
missed.
Mr.. Sanford has been suffering from an
affection Of the throat for some time
caused by badly heated dressing rooms
Yesterday lie took fresh cold, and
after arriving here he found that
q large ulcer had formed in his throat, and
II was found necessary 10 lanas 1t. Az q
result he was thrown into eta!O OF NeEv.
GUS prostratlon which made II impossible
for him 10 appear. last night. The ply.
sician assured him, however, that he
would DO all right this morning, and tho
full company, including tho two acting
dogs, will appear this afternoon aud oysns
ihg In the drama which was to have been
given last evening, "Under the LASH
The fine scenery used In lts presentation
was all In readiness for last nights per.
fornlanCe,
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Commissioners Notice John Il. PAUL. Commits
BlonGE
For Sale james A Henry,
Fits Cured-Or. EliEC.
=. For gale IIOlSl--lI +. FChrcts- Fourth page.
TO TiOuinG Horse Breeders Hld UWnGr-J. u
EObsFl, Jf.--POurth 1890
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Mouudsvills, aud my judgement "a thRthe
deserves TO be well thought Of From
what can see infer that the SupsIin:
tspdsnt and this Directors, 1t lesstsome Of
them, have not pulled well together.
@, R. FL.