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More Talk ola Split In the Order.

NEW YORK, October 6.-An evening pa
per says; The opponents of the Home
Club in this city severely criticise the ac-
ton OF General Master Wirkman Powderly
in appointing such notOriOusly partisan
committee, as the Committee on creden-
tials ut the Richmond General Assembly
and the belief is quite general here among
leading Knights that there will be split
in the Order. 1t is predicted that many
independent unions now attached to the
Knights will withdraw. Conservative un-
ion men say that they are tired and dis
couraged in their attempts to create re-
forms in 4 body where clique
has schemed until it has obtained
absolute control and seeks to
drive out its honest opponents
for fear that its schemes will be thwarted
Some wondered why Mr.. Powderly was so
blind to the movements of the Home Club,
but now they declare that he has deliber-
ately favored the Home Club men right
in the very face Of the expose made at
Cleveland and also in the face of the
blunders made by the Home Club in this
city. II John Morrison is not admitted
the matter viii be placed in the hanks OF
competent men and speeches will be made
that will shake the ORDERS very tounda-
tons. The fight will be kept up until the
convention adjournS, and those who are
posted believe that il will be q very bitter
one -
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Marshsll win Do Herself Proud.

SpcriGl T.!Sgrum 10 TIE Re0tSer.
MoUNDSvILLE, 0ctOL Lsr 6.-Judge John
Brannon, the next Congressman from the
First district, Was in town to-day, stopping
ut the Henrietta House, and during the day
was called upon by the leading Democrats
of the city. Among the number were DR..
G. w. Bruce, Chas. Oldham, j. Alex Ew-
ing, ]. W. Gallaher, F. W. Brown, Gen.
B. W. Price, A. P. Corney, Will Meighen
and Others. The Judge, like all present,
was very hopeful that he will defeat the
little idol of Clarksburg this fall. Anyhow
you can look for Marshall to do herself
proud in the cause Of the judge.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Opening OF the General Convention at
Chicago Yesterday.

Opening OF the General Convention at
Chicago Yesterday.
CHICAGO, October 6.-The General Con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the United States opened here to-day.
The house Of the Bishops assembled in the
lecture room of the St. James Episcopal
Church. corner oc { iSS and Huron streets,
shortly after 10 o'clock, TO prepare for the
opening services of the Convention. Two
thousand tickets of admission to the
church edifice had been issued and a
large premium was in many cases offered
TO ticket holders by many persons desir-
Gus of witnessing the Inauguration ser
vices. The audience composed of clergy
and laity completely filled the spacious
auditorium. The services began at 1880
o'clock with a professional hymn which
heralded the approach Of the Bishops who
emerged from n side room and filled the
space within the Chancel rail. This was
followed by the reading OF the morning
prayer, the chanting OF the litany and the
celebration of the communion service.
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GraanIng ON . Bed Of Agony.

In the throes Of rheumatism, which has reached
the inAarnmatOry stage, the invalid has just
cause 70 deplore the inefheiency Of medicines
which could neither uproot the disease at its
outs;art nor avert it dreaded climax. Hoaes.
ters sionaeh Bitters Is Q medicine which, with.
on; the danger attending the use Of some Of the
ordinary specifics for this malady, is infinitely
more searching and effective. Used st the stsrt
Il checks the progress Of the disease, and expels
or neutralizex the rheumatic virus IN the blood
who 70 takes IL fncurs no risk, and Il sure 70 Be
benefited Valuable In rheumatism, h n
e1naIly eficacious as q remedy for neuralgia,
liver complaint, indigestion. ehiils and fever.
debility and inactivity Of the kidneys and blsd-
der. II may. also, be relied upon 10 promote
slesp and appetite.
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THE GAZETTE" GOES UNDER.
Good Newspaper Property in st. Clairsville
Under Cloud.

Good Newspaper Property i'll 81. CIairSElile
Under u Cloud.
Special telegram TO the Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., October 6.-The
ST. Clairsviile Gazette is at last constrained
to 20 under the hammer, which will take
place on the thirticth instant. During the
last three years the Gazette has labOred
under many trying difficulties, and with
all the pleadings Of Editor Riley for delin-
quent subscriptions, there has been but a
meagre response. The sale is made to sat
isfy a claim of 81, 800, which could have
been met had back subscriptions been paid
up. 1t is hoped however, that an adjust
ment will yet be made, as Editor Riley had
some $4, 600 in the concern. The Gazette
will advertise the sale tomorrow.
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Capt. shirtz Seriously Paralyued

Specltu ItItgrdW 70 UN RbDlaeT.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, October g.
Capt. NJ. H. Shirt, well known citizer
of Writ county, now Special Examiner
in the Pension Department, is lying at hi:
home in Marietta, where he recently re
moved, in a very critical condition, from
paralysis Of the entire body.
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acknowledgements

MADRID, October G.--Liberal and Re
publican newspapers concur In praising
the clementcy Of the Queen Regent in com
mutting the sentences Of the condemned
Insurgents. A report il current that n
crisis in the ministry liz cminently. The
Minister Of War and the Minister OF Ma
rine aressid TO be opposed 10 the commu-
tations Of the sentences Of the revolution
ista
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The Connecticut Elections

HARTFORD, Conn, October 6.-Return'
from 154 towns give the Republicans rs
and the Democrats 4s, with 26 towns di
vided. If the eleven missing towns yot'
as last year the Republicans will have s.
towns, and the Democrats 50, with 30
towns divided. Last year the Republicans
carried 81 towns and the Democrats 81
with 30 towns divided.
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PUBLIC HEALTH.
DIR. James C. Reeves Speaks at Toronto on
the Distraction OF Night Soil.

the Distrucuon Oh Nlsnt ooh.
TORONTO October 6.-The fourteenth
annual meeting of the American Public
Health Association opened here yesterday
with large attendance Of delegates, Dr.
walcot of the Cambridge, Mass, President
occupied the chair. After transaction Of
routine business, DR.. Jas. E. Reeves Of
Wheeling W. Va, read apaper prepared
by DR.. Baird, on destruction Of night soil
and garbage by fire. In the evening a
conversation was held in the theatre Of the
Educational department building which
was crowded with brilliant assemblage
of ladies and gentlemen. After an addres.
byDr. Covertlon chairman ofthe provincial
board of health Mayor Rowland welcomed
the delegates to the city and then A. s.
Horley Provincial Secretary welcomed
them to the province. President Walcot'
then delivered the annual address which
was full of importatn points for sanitsrian.
and boards of health. This concluded the
days proceedings.
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: Big Coffin.

Spoci1' TGtJH3G Ia ttc RSgiSier.
PARKERSBvRG, W. Va, October g.
Mr.. Thomas Durkiu, well known citizen,
died very suddenly of typhoid fever at his
home in the East End. Mr.. Durkin was
only - years OF age. but was a very Large
man. Indeed, the coffin built by Mr..
warue. undertaken, to enclose his remains,
was the largest one turned out by him
within the past twenty years, being over
six feet six inches in length at its shortest
lenpth
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A Possibly Dangerous Crank Released

WASHINGTON. October 6.-James l..
Williams, who was arrested at the White
House in March, 1885, while insisting on
the President paying him $500, 600 on a
claim against the Government, and sent to
the Insane Asylum, was to-day brought in
to the District Court on writ OF hdbeds
corpus and released. The court decided
that no person can be restrained of his
liberty as an insane person unless the
question had been passed upon by jury.
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Dcnth Fire.

>O,cid' Telegram u "a" EsotSer
CLARKsRI Ri, W. VA, October 6.-TO-
day at noon Ms Amelia Vance, wife OF
John c, Vance. Esq., of this city, died.
She has beena great sufferer for years,
and bore her aiIlic,ion with great forti-
;dde. She MAS an excellent woman and
devoted mother. and leaves family and
a host of acluaintances to lament her de-
mise.
This evening the house of Vim. T. Kidd
was DESTROYED hv trr. Loss $1,000; no
insurance
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Russia Modife. her Demands.

SOFIA, October G.-Gen. Kaulbars will
visit Plevna, Sistovat Rustchuk, Varna.
Chumia, and Tirnoya, returning through
Eastern Roumelia. II is stated that Rus.
sia will now be satisfied IL the bulgarian
elections are postponed for n week instead
Of for month, but the Government has de
clared that IL is unable 90 consent 10 such
arrangement owing 10 the excitement
which General Kaulbars has caused
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Sntlden Death.

S3ecidl Elegrdm 10 tss Register.
PARKERsBURG, October .6.-MrS. Rus
sell Cook, wife of Me-. Russell Cook, III.
well-known and popular telegraph operator
of the Western Union Telegraph Co, died
suddenly to-day at II O'Clock. The un'
timely death of Mrs. Cook was shock tC
the entire community in which she was d
general favorite. .
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Rain From . CioadIe.. SKY.

DAwsOy. Ga, October GA wonder.
fnl phe ,omenon may be seen at the hens
OF N. p. Hoyle, who resides only . Sew
hundred yards beyond the oorporste limits
Of Dawson. II IL constant fzll Of sain
from q cIoudle.s sky, the area in Nr.
Hoyle's yard that is covered by the shower
being about twenty-five feet square. Many
citizens have been out 10 sec this remasks-
BILE sight, and all testify that there h .
genuine and ceaseless fall Of rsin dropA
At times the supply Of water h spssss
than at others Mr.. Hoyle 6rt obsxvsd
this unusual sight three weeks ago. he
cannot explain the mystery.
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At New York
phiIl,,. ~ stav WIth Pitt,burghs.

PITTSBURGH, PA, October 6.-At a
meeting of the stockholders Of the Pitts
burgh base ball club to day, Horaee B.
Phillips signed contract to manage the
team in 1887.
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Frank Rurd,s Opponent.

TOLEDO, O., October 6.-The Republican
Convention of the Tenth Ohio district to-
day renominated Hon. Jacob Rome for
Congress. The platform took strong pro
tectionist grounds. Frank Hurd is the
Democratic candidate.
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cnInrnin nnnncrnfs.

DENVER, Col, October 6.--The Demo-
cratic State Convention adjourned to-day
after nominating Hon. Alva Adams for
Governor; H. B. Gillespie, Lieutenant
Governor; Jerry Malone, Secretary Of
State: Jas. F. Benedict, Treasurer.
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A bulgarian General Arrested.

VIENNA, October 6.-Thc NeT Frsis
Press publishes dispatch from Sofa stat
ing that Bulgarian General Schsweroff has
been arrested for holding claudestine re-
latiOns with kaulbars
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RIotinr Socialist, Arrested.

PARIS, October G.--At Vierson, yester-
day, riotOus mob, led by Socialist
named Bandin, tried 70 prevent the reop-
ening Of the Workshop, after the strike.
Gendarmes intcryened and arrested Ban
din and dozen Others.
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Mrs. Cleveland inwashington.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Mrs- Cleve-
land and Mrs Folsom returned to wash
ington this morning. They arrived here
about $50 o'clock and were met at the
railroad station by the President.
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WHAT is it makes George Edmun is 50
cool and placid, and how does he do such
deep thinking? 1t is because be never al
lows himself to be harassed with colds. He
takes Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, he does.
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In BuyInsb.

RAsGOos October G.--Troops sent from
Mirihla to relieve the surrounded garrisen
at Nyotkeit, Burmah succeeded In per
forming the mission. II took sdx
days march through one Jun
gle. In this the troops found
several crucifed British mssseazen.
Every officer and nearly every man In the
rescued Garrison was prostratcd with fever
when the relieving expedition reached
them,
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The Most Dangerous Phase Passed.

VIENNA, October G-Poiiticdi Correspond.
enne saws: The most dangerous phase In
relation 10 the Bulgarian Government with
Russia is passed.
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1 IsUFFERED with rheumatism in the
shoulder for months and the only thing /
found that did me any good was Salvation
Oil. 1t cured me and recommend 1t to
all sufferers with said disease.
n. ULMAN, ] Pearl ST., Baltimore, Md.
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Another Outbr.ak n, Drlh,.

LONDON October G.-Thcre has been
further rioting between Hindoos and Mo-
hammedians at Delhi IL was necessary
TO call out troops TO suppress the disturb
ance
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80 = Secret, involuntary drains up
on the system promptly cured. Large
book giving particulars, 10cen in stamps.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
sociation, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. z.
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BASE BALL.
Baltimore Shuts Out Pittsburg In Fin
Game,

Baltimore Shuts Out PIttSburg III r IHe
Game.
PTTsBURG, October 6.-The pitching
of Kilroy to-day was the finest exhibition
of ball twirling seen here this season. The
home team were completely at his mercy,
and he shut them out without single hit
Only three men reached first base during
the game, and not one got as far as second.
The visitors made their runs by punching
their hits, ane errors of Shomberg and
Smith. Attendance was the smallest of
the year, not over 800. Score:
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The si,uat,on a, Charleston Improving,

CHARLESTON, s. C., October 6.-NO
shocks were felt to-day, and everything is
quiet. The city is full of scaffolds and
workmen are busy as beavers. The situa-
tion is improving rapidly.
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KauIIar. Sot Recalled.

SOFIA, October G.-Thc Russian agency
here officially denies that Gen. Kaulbars
has been recalled by the Gar. The agency
says direct telegrapbic communication IL
maintained between the Car and Kaul-
bars,
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about where they were this morning. Mr..
Powderly, through whom all official news
of the proceedings is given to the press,
told the reporters that he had nothing In
the way of news to give them. The con-
vention, he said, was still considering the
report of the Committee on, Credentials
and had not yet acted on it. This means
that the fight over the admission of eight
or fifteen delegates whom the committee
referred to the convention is still in pro-
greSs.
Who these delegates are, Mr.. Powderly
and other leading Knights still refuse to
say. The burden Of rumOr however,
seems to favor statements that they are
Brooklyn Delegates, Brown, Dobb and
Miller of the Montawk Association, Nor
ris of District Assembly 126, of New York
aud six St. Louis delegates, claiming to be
elected instead of the six to be turnermen
The delegates from District 49, according
OF the same unofficial reports are fighting
Morrison and the Brooklyn men
TOOTH AND NAIL,
but the long continuance Of the battle
shows that the opposition is fully as deter
mined as they. There can be no doubt of
the fact that the battle Is q bitter one.
This afternoon the voices of opposing dele
gates could be heard in the street without
ArmOry Hall as they argued the question
at issue. Until this discussion is ended
the convention Is at q Standstil and no
work can be done. Meanwhile many dele
gates here are growing impatient at the
prolongation of the contest and are anxious
to get to the work they came here to ac-
complish. The contest will be resumed
tomorrow morning and no one seems even
able to guess how long it will be before
the convention will organize and begin
business
THE COIORED BROTHER.
1t was rumored that the delegates of Dis
trict 40, with eOlored brother Farrell, in
tended going 10 the Richmond Theatre
this evening and if the latter was refused
admission, force their way in with him.
Mrs. Powell, prOprietreSs and manager OF
the theatre, heard of the rumOr and gave
instructions that Farrell should not be ad-
mitted, except to the gallery re-
served tor negroes She called on
Chief of Police Poe to afford protection in
case of trouble. The Chief called on Mr..
Powderly to request that he Use his infiu-
ence to prevent an attempt to force the ad-
mission of the cOlOTed delegate, as it would
cause trouble. Mr.. Powderly sent word
that he was too busy but sent Mr.. Hayes
of the Executive Board.
The latter said that Farrell would
not try to enter the Theatre but he
aDu1I triya M assurance IN the
subject. Before the theatre opened Chief
Poe and thirty five policemen were ON the
guard there At the time for opening the
theatre Thousand of people assembled on
Broad Street The ColOred delegate and
his fellow members ofDiStrict fourty mine
did not appear and there was no disturb
ance. The crowd remained about the the
atre till nearly 10 o'clock.
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Earned runs, Cincinnati ,, Nets 2;
home runs, McPhee; two base hits, Mel
son; passed balls, Reipschlager 3; wild
pitches, Pechiney l, Lynch .; first base on
balls, off Pechiney ,, Lynch /; first base
hits, Cincinnati 6, Nets 10; errors, Gin
cinnati 6, Nets l, umpire Valentine.
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Earned runs, Baltimore l; two base hits,
Kilroy; passed balls, Carroll 3; first base on
balls, off Morris l, off Kilroy l; first base
on errors, Pittsburg 3, Baltimore 2; struck
out, by Morris 8, by Kilroy II; errors,
Pittsburgh ., Baltimore 4; base hits,
Pittsburg none, Baltimore Z. Umpire
York.
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The Nets and CIncInnatls Play Twice.

The Mets ana Clnclhnaus 1Ay Twice.
CINCINNATI, o., October 6.-The Nets
and Cincinnatis played two games this af-
trrnoon in the presence of about 120 peo-
pie. The first game was distinguished by
heavy batting of the CincinnatiS and the
miserable fielding of the Nets, while the
visitors won the second contest by good
batring and the loose fielding of the home
team. Darkness stopped the second game
at the hfth inning. Scores:
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Game was called on account Of dark
ness. Base hits. Kansas City 10, Phila-
delphia 8; errors. Kansas City 4, Phila-
delphia 6.
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Earned run, Detroit 1; base hits, s each;
errors, Washington ?, Detroit 5.
At Philadelphia-
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Ri,s Hundr.A callss..

wAsHIxeroS, d. c., October 8.-Ths
Presidents reception this afternoon W. IL
larRsst beId since his return nom ths
mountains. The callers numbepsd SO
and completely hllsd tbs - peeo.
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HanIon Accept. Ro... Ch.II.u,

LONDON, October G.-Hanlon has accept
ed Ross' challenge 10 row n race on the
Thames for EjO0 side.
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Earned runs, Brooklyn ), Louisville /;
home runs, Smith; two base hits, White,
Pickney; passed balls, Cook 2, Clark l.;
wild pitches, Ferry, Ramsey; first base on
balls, Ramsey 8, Ferry 2; first base hits,
Louisville II, Brooklyn II; errors, Louis
vile 3, Brooklyn 3; umpire, Kelly.
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l. J. Po.risriy, G.. D. w., K. ofL.:
% Inc Inc NATIONAL Amalgmated Association
T.. H.. iron IRON and Steel Workers pauses sufficient
: "hS toSend you and your noble Knights
~uernal greeting. May success attend
;Dg i% u every effort, and may the power and
l.lUenee OF oforganized labor march on unin-
T1n Tnupted until its aims and objects are
iu!ly attained.
HHgnedl WIN. WEIHE. President
wi MARTIN, President
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BrookIyns; Louisville 4.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 6.-The
Brooklyns won an interesting game from
Louisville to-day in the eighth inning
The score was tied and with two men on
bases, Smith came to the bat for the visi-
tors and made home run, scoring three
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League Games.

Earned runs, Boston 6, st. Louis 2; base
hits, Boston II, st. Louis 9; errors, Boston
6, st. Louis 6.
At WasbinUtOn-
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Earned runs, CINCINNATI 3, Met5 3; homl
runs, Carpenter; two base hits, McPhee,
Donahue, Orr; three base hits, Corkhill,
Fennelly, Mays; passed ball, Baldwin
wild pitches, Smith l, Mays 2; first base
on balls, off Smith 2, off Mays 3; first base
hits, Cincinnati 16, Nets 10; errors, Gin
cinnati 5, Nets -; umpire, Valentine.
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THE AFTERNOON sEssIn,

b,-,.i 49,, ''' y at 2 O'Clock lasted nearly an
m.n. 1oaL beyond the regular time for adjourn
1'uS o'clock Matters then stood
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ALBENTON, 4,O23.

ALBENToN is a bright bay. without white,
foaled April IA, 1855. bred by Leland Stanford
Palo Alto, Cal. He is IL hands high, and has
size, style and finish. Was sired by Gen. Ben
ton the sire of six i'll the 30 lit. and the sire
of the fastest four-year-old in the world, Sally
Benton. 2:17s4). He is also the sire of Arab,
that made a record last season Of 2:l71{, and is
now offered to be matched against any horse in
the world.
The dam of Attention is Abbie. by Almont (the
sire of % in the go list he by Alexander's Alb
dallah the sire of Goldsmith Maid), second
dam, Norma (the dam of Lucy Cuyler, one half
mile to wagon :05. and mile in 2l519. She
was by AleXander's Norma THE sire of Lula
215, and May Queen. 2:20,. Attention has been
handled but little, on account of his age and
large size, but showed quarter as yearling
close to IL $40 gait. and received the first pre-
MUM at the California State Fair, 1885, for the
best two-year-cld standard trotter. over colts by
Sultan and other noted sires VIII make the
season OF 1856 at $40 for the season, limited to
twenty approved mares. Mares not proving in
foal can be returned the following season, free
of charge, if he is still in my possession. For
fuither particulars. address
II. p. LOWELL, Sacramento, Cal.
tnI m xvar MI
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WALLACE a. BRIGGS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. oFEICE
& and residence No. ~ street, sacramento.
onss Hours. i .;s;s: ;9ss.4 |nla-4pu