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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

Since Iowa Republicans have announced
that Senator Allison is their candidate for
President, the Senator has been in such
continual good humor that he is beginn ing
to be known as ''Smiler" Allison. Let him
beware of the fate that overlook that other
''sniler," known in history as "Smiler"
Colfax
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25
A Bride Graduates from Comparative
overly to Immense Wealth.
from the Peoria 7S'anscripl

From the Peoria Transcript
Father. " said the daughter of Wall street
broker Dennis Mccarthy called on me last
night and asked me to marry him, and l CON
sented."
WHAT said the irate father, bouncing from
his seat. MY daughter marry common street
laborerl Never"
Father" calmly interposed the daughter.
you forget yourself. Dear Dennis is not COM
mon laborer p"
"What is he them
For the past week he has been shoveline
snow off the sidewalks
Come to my arms, NV sweet child. You are
wiser than l. Now can die in peace knowing
that my daughter will be surrounded bv the
Injuries > which she has been accustomed e"
And peace reigned within the palatial man
sion, while the wind played dirge on the out
cina
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Supported Greeley in 1879.

From the Washington Post (Dens.)
II is said that Chauncey NJ Depew, President
OF the New York Central railroad, can have the
Republican nomination for President II he
wants If. He would suit some Of the railroad
corporations but tho mass of the people will
have no use for him. The old Grant Stalwarts
not forgotten his activity as a supporter of
Greeley for the Presidency in 1872
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25
Now Is the Time

To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodide of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous
affections, and all diseases peculiar 70 fe-
males Renovates and invigorates the sys-
tenn. Physicians recommend it. Take no
other. Bangum Root Med. Co, Nashville.
Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold by Lippman
Bros, wholesale agents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25
A Sermorette.

From the PaiiddeiDhid Record (Den.)
1t is tempting fate to keep one man in Office
as state Treasurer for twenty years. He begins
to think the money is his own in course Of time,
the special sinner against whom this six-iine
sermOnette is dirnCfed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

The Hon. William Martin, OF Texas, is
likely to retire from Congress, and his re-
fremont will not be occasioned by per
sonal desire to escape the jests of the news
paper men in Washington. The most popu.
lous county in his district has selected "A can
6idate against him in the next convention
If Anderson county should defeat M. Mar
tin, what will the correspondents do They
should help to have him renominated, for
thew owe him much.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

Gen. Lucius Fairchld can't keep his
mouth shut, and it's pity he can't, for
whenever he opens it in public he makes a
spectacle of himself In the course Of a
speech in Wisconsin the other day he said
that President Cleveland was elected by
force and fraud. This is such wild
statement that no conservatively-incl
person viii give il serious thought
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

A special from Ottowa announces that
John c. Emo, having again settled with his
creditors, is about to return to New York.
United States Attorney Walker, of New
York, says if he does he will give him a
cordial welcome. There is an indictment
under the banking act against him, and Mr..
Walker will press it. Very likely Emo will
delay his return for awhile.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

Col. Tom Howard, Of Kirkwood, is ell
joying the experience that Mr. Stephens
frequently had. He is walking about his
room thinking of the complimentary alIu-
sions TO him in his published obituaries.
Col. Howard should guard against vanity.
Mr.. Stephens used to say, in speaking of his
numerous obituaries, 81 have had worse
things said of me while l was alive.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

The millionaire proprietor Of the Ponce
de Leon, at st. Augustine, thinks that his
magnificent hotel will be great success,
because among the guests there are as many
young men as young girls. Does he hope
that his hotel will become matchmaking
establishment
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

When the bill to amend the constitution
so that United States Senators shall be
elected by popular vote comes before TIE
Senate, if it ever does, it will be promptly
killed. The Senators would hardly vote for
a measure that would result in the retire
ment to private life of many of them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

Mr.. Vondertit's $4,000 astronomical
director seems likely 20 land in New Yerl;
unmolested. Collector Magones attention
was directed TO the case the other day, and
he is said TO have expressed the opinion that
the French cook might come in as teacher
of new and improved methods in cooking.
There are numerous WAYS in which the law
can be evadtd, provided there is DISPOSE
ton to evade It.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

Bill Nye, abiding to the controversy over
Gen. Badeau's claim for extraordinary
compensation for assisting Gen. Grant to
prepare his memoirs, says that Badeau has
the advantage over Gen Grant in one way.
He is not dead Otherwise the case is
against him." Bill Nye frequently sees the
truth and nails it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

The Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, of
Ohio told the members of the Young Mems
Republican Club of Balti more the other
night that the Republican party has a mis-
sion. 1t has The mission is to get back
into Office, if it can But the chances are
that it cannot
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

Ex-senator Benjamin Harrison, of In
diana, is now a full-Hedged Republican
Presidential candidate. He has declared
that tire Republican vote is suppressed in
the South, aud that the elections in the
Southern States are a farce. What more
can he say to show his fitness to lead the
Republicans to defeata
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

Cant eat thng.n Hoods Sarsaparilla
is q wonderful medicine for creating an APP
petite, regulating digestion, aud giving
strength
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25

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1t Is highly medicated, sweetly
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basins. tubs, etc, through which
it passes.
Hydronapthol Pastiles, for puri
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When burned in such places they
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which is refreshing to the sick and
agreeable to all other occupants.
Meau's Corn and Bunion Plasters
quickly reduce Inflammation and
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thereby bringing relief and comfort
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Sole Manufacturers, New York.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
What Senator Blair accomplished.

From the Boston Herald tIHd)
The Confederate Brigadier is pretty effectually
snuffed out as a Republican campaign issue.
senator Blair can take the credit Of that all to
himself
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MILLINERY.

You'll need a pretty hat or
bonnet to go with that new
dress you just purchased, so we
make a timely suggestion.
Come as early as possible and
make your selections. You'll
help us greatly and we'll try
and reciprocate by giving you
a better trimmed hat or bonnet
than if you rushed US by, leav-
ing your order late in the week
SHOES.
A pretty pair of nice fitting Shoes is an in.
dispensibe part of a lady's outfit. We have
some very neat Lady's Button Boots at 81 50,
So. 81 so and So. OF course we have the higher
grades too, but those referred to are our lead
ers and give excellent satisfaction and fit per-
fectly. We have elegant line of Ladies' Low
Quarter Shoes. Special lot is a fine Kid Hand
Sewed Oxford Tie, with Patent Leather Tip,
we're selling at 81 rs; they're positively good
value at 81.
If you require anything in the Shoe Line call
and see us Our prices are correct and we
GUARANTEE our goods to give satisfaction or
money refunded.
FINE SHOES FOR BOTH SEXES Cour.
teous treatment from polite statesmen.
Very Respectfully Yours,
A. R. AltnayGr & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-08
IIm currle en ono Mar.r.,h.

GALvEroS, Tex, March 7.--lntelli
gcnce has reached this city that The iamoul
Jim Curric Is ON tho war.pa,h again. II
will be remembered that this man shot and
killed an actor In Marshall. Tex, In 1880
and severely wounded Maurice Barrymore,
who undertook the defense Of lady mem.
Der Of the troupe whom Cuuie had insult.
cd on the platform Of the railway station
at that place. Currie's conduct WINS uni.
ycrally condemned nj tho timo through.
out Texas. but lac escaped a just degree oI
punishment
From White Oaks. MINI, under date 81
March 2, comes the details Of brutal stab.
bling aiiray. which occurred In Currie'.
cabin. Tho cause OF the quarrel Is un.
known, but from the meagcr account nj
hand u seems that Currie and man named
Foley became involved In an alteration.
No one was present 10 witness the conflict.
but ut midnight the victim. Foley, was
found wandering around insane from a
hidcous dagger wound which had torn
open his abdomen, and the doomed man,
by ncrc animal instinct, was holding or
his enlrails 10 keep them from dragging In
the dust and dirt IL the rad. ID ,aih NJ.
lioycd Foley's suiicrincs ON saturday last,
and Cuuio was arrested. lie II now In
inil
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MYsTERIoUsLY DISAPPEARED.
Tho Rev. J. s. Walkers Whereabouts
Unknown-Foul Play Suspected.


Tho Rev. J. s. Walkers Whereabouts
unknown-Foul Play Suspected.
CNciNNsri, a., March :. Friday after.
noon. January "a, the Rev. J. 4. Walker.
pastor Of the N. l.. church, South, OF Au.
gusia, Ky, took passage ON the steamer Big
Sandy ior this city, en- route Tor Cynthiana.
Nv, 10 nssisl his brother, W. y. Walker,
ina pro,rac,cd meeting at that place.
From that day 10 this no tidings have been
received 81 him, and u Is known he did
no, reach his destination. February came
and passed, and his church WINS without a
pastor. QulrieIly meeting two week,
since, and SIN no pastor The presiding
elder, the Roy. southgaie, came AZ was hlS
wont, and was surprised 70 hear OF hi.
mysterious disappoamncc, Whereupon sew.
cfal Of the leading spirits Of his congrcga.
ton Instituted themselves into m invest.
eating committee TO ascertain, II possible,
his Whereabouts.
AS yet no trace Of the missing man has
been iound Jseticr8 wcrc written To his
brother w. j.. Walker. Of Cynlhiana, and
also 10 another brother who ~.
hdet In Fleming county, Ky, but neither
OF the abovc.namcd gentlemen knew Of
his whereabouts. The membership u At n
loss 10 understand the matter. Some In.
sist that ho was drowned from tho boat.
others that he had been foully dealt with,
while eth others hint NJ things that ~
readily come 20 the fertile brain and lii.s of
confrmcd Eosaipcr. II 10 now an cslab-
lisbed iact that Mr.. Walker IL missing, and
his whereabouts riill remain mystery 10
his friends and relatives.
Tho last seen or heard Of Mr.. Walker
was on the Big Sandy Just bcior reaching
this city. He was In conversation With
Nicholas Young. Of Pcndleion county,
KY, a ton.in.law Of Mr. Harrison Louder,
back, Of Augusta. Both wero 10 take the
same trmn The nert day. Mr. Young
stayed ON The boat all night, but does not
know whether Mr.. Walker did or not but
he y positive be was not on the tnin the
day following.
Dr. Walkers brother 10 now sarci,lnz
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stolen ssoo.,s p,.eo,erc,,.

CNciSSArI, o.. March 7. Michael lip.
man, formerly a pawnbrokcr, and Louis
Pike, diamond broker, were arrested last
night, charged with having received stolen
goods. They were released on bond. Tho
goods In question were q LOT Of jcwelry
stolen In October. 1854 from the residence
OF John Huntington, % Prospect street,
Cleveland. Mr.. Huntington, IT,, idonti.
fled watch Of peculiar construction, made
"a order by Geneva firm, and costing
$500 lipnInn says he received the
watch aud somo diamond jewclry from a
man giving tho name Of Warringcr, In
October. 1885. The man said he was
attending the IAtonia rnccs, and had lost
all his money. Mr. Pike took the watch
nom lApman 10 secure a loan, aud says lao
has made no effort 10 conceal Il.
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N 40 O'Clock pm.


JACKSON, Miss, March 7.--IIouso bills
passed. 10 lcea.iyc acts Of tho boards Of
supervisors 81 The county Of Newton.
To amend Chapter Ia, Revised Code, IN
rlaiion TO assessment and taxation Of
m.iroads. Scnstc amendments agreed 10.
For removal oi fish traps In Big Black
river
To INCORPORATE GrccnNillc & Dunnl rail.
road. senate amendments agreed 10.
To require the payment Of certain
moneys Ia lie county treasury.
To allow hire Of deputy circuit eicrl,
IN llawamba county.
To amend Section 3,03i, Code Of 1880, In
relation iopfismncm la county jails.
For nlcl 81 George W. johnson.
To Incorporate the Grccnvillc, Eeypl
Ridyc a BOgna phalia railroad Senate
amendments concurrcd Ia.
To authorize Warrn county 10 employ
legal counsel.
To amend Section Q. Chapter II, Acts Of
1880.
To incorporate the town Of Blue Springs,
kcnatc amendments concurrcd In.
10 inconoraio the town Of Newton.
HNkrE MAS rAssKp.
To prohibit the sale Of liquors In the
town OF Courtland.
To authorize the payment Of tnlafics n
supcrin,endcnis 81 educaiion in certain
counties.
Tho committee 81 conference In the an.
preparation bill ppOrlod.
The House Refused 10 accept tho report,
the only obstacle being the rate Of interest
10 be PAIL on The Chickasaw school fund.
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Trouble ON the MexIcnu uordcr.

EAoLR Pass, Tex. March Although
excitement has been great on both sides Of
the river regarding tho affair Of Saturday
Inst no further developments have taken
place. Yesterday mornhg Capt. Fran.
cisco Munoz and Lieut.. Miguel Cabrera,
OF the Third cavalry, and the second ser.
gcant and ono private Of their company
were placed In Jail bv order Of District
Judge Moline. Don Vinconto Galan, al.
caldc OF Piedras Ncgras, has wired Prcsi-
dent Diaz that the authorities Of that town
Ind nothing Whatever 10 do with the affair
and have condemned the unwarranted act
on tho parto Vnpt. Munoz. William Gas.
ton Allen, United States consul at Piedrs
Ncgras, Ia taking dispositions In regard TO
The matter. for the State department, ~ the
district judge OF PiedrIs Ncgras Is taking
dispositions for the Mexican government
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER, No.

Bred BY Smith q Powell. syracuse. N. Y. Cd
May n 1885. Color. black; shield snip. thr
brisket stripe up left shoulder over ON right d
around hips belly, legs and one half tail WI
sire Netherland Prince. No. 7l0. II. II. r.; the
combined milk and butter bull IN America.
Dam Prunclla ii. a beautiful COW. years
March !, 1887 with the form and all the point
agreat mixer Prunclla 81 had been giving q
moro than eleven mouths In her sycar old ID
and held up 10 more than gallons per day.
took prizes at tho New York State Fairs 10
and iSsL
Grandam gave for Smith a Powell 60 pou
In one day when yean old.
NErIiERLAND PIONEER Is ven straight I
nqunrc with an exceedingly broad and level u
road long hips soit coat an unusually nd
skin, and weighs nearly 1900 pounds servlco
$40 cash. with muai privileges Of return
Tor further Particular address
N. 7. n cARLIS. Manager.
Lock box 81. Memphls TeuI
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CHANCERY SALEl
REAL ESTATE

No. 6isi. R.-chsnccry Court Of Shelby county
sisie Of Tennessee. ior Ia osn ue. etc. " Alffc(
ny virtue OF an interlocu;ory decree Tor ale Il
tered In the abovc nc on the islh day Of Dccrnll
~, NJ. hee page ni lwill sciL IL public anctis z
Masters ONCE Conrthousc OF shelby oouis(r
AcmphiS Tennessee. on T.
Saturday, March ~. tsss,
within legal hours the tollorine dcxcfll.cd ID
cry, ttuaicd IN shelby olnniy, Tenn, towlt:
feet
10, /. block {. south Nd, Of Broadway. s5xi r
feet
Tsst part 81 lots 10 and II. IN blnrt .. wv cod
Of a. ihul aud noslrc s,Tccl, 6ixils fcct.
INt -. % aud a. block 1. hunting - feet on
east Sln Of Water sirvci, 1euth wanL
Lei II block l. siA'iieet east side Water I'D
Lot z, block ]. oas,sIds Of Water street. q
Wesi half Of 10, is,. bloch y, ovcr,ou addl, a.
c0xi7o icct south side Of Webster street.
lho cast part u the aonili y Of lot 10, blocl a
" w. smiths subdivision Bxs5 feet, west sido i
10. q, block /. moth aide Of broadway. sOr 4
feet
Lol e, bleci. s. sasi side Of washlartos rrc
lot n. block IA y ., stewards subdivision s2,<r
10 icct ON the nofih aide of stewart avenue
:. II! ? block ]. west aide Of secpnd street Tcu|
icl y block 10. cas-, dido Of second street. Tc.
Ward, gtxio0 fcCl
iSTi Il block 81 cas-, sife Of Main strcc,. 81 =
fcct-iao feet north Of broadway.
fariol block q, es,, slds Of Main street 100 =
fcyt--t0 feet north of Hnoadway.
70, % elcok . 4, wrThlS subdivision. s,xi1s
feet. east rldc 81 Dayic avenue
lot Is block -. north AIDE Of broadway. aixiH
y; - Tate subdivision Of blorts 81 and 81 90
~ bet, Oh the north side o. OeofFii ercct
Ward 2lxiigy feet
fasi Y q lol .. block u. '. W. smith -ilsiIyi.
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A Ma. Estca nv Wolves.

FAHoo. y. r., March 7.--word ha,
reached henc tina, q man and his son, liy.
ing nj Poplar Grove. near Fort Toitcn,
were killed By "a pack OF wolves last week.
The iacis, as near NJ could 10 obtained,
are that the father and son left their homes
with ahovcla Ia clear the snow froia hay.
stack not more than fifteen OF twenty rods
distant. The father aud son were at once
iierccly attacked by a pack Of wolves,
which literally ate them alive while the
vile and mother azed through tho win.
dow ut the horrible sight, knowing Il was
certain death TO 20 ouL After the bruios
had eaten all the flesh of their bones they
came up 20 the house and ran around 4
several timos aud went away.
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CntcAoo, H., March IA bold robbery
was committed about 10 O'Clock last oven.
Ing on Twcniy-sixth street. Thnce men
with handkcrhicis tied across their faces
entered drug store, placed rcvolycra At
the head 81 the clerk behind the counter,
and riilcd the I'll aud show eases Of money
and articles Of value. Tho prescription
clerk hearing the noise started out, but
WIS fired NJ 10y the robbers and made a
hasly retreat. Ono Of the men then
raclled across the counter for the other
clerks watch, and not being able 10 get Il
drew knife aud inflicted an ugly wound
across the young mans shoulder. Tho rob.
bcn then left the store and have not been
captured
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-08

cmcAoo, H., March ID. Il. Brcarcly
4 Co, traders on tho regular board Of
trade, failed today. Brcarcly has recently
cut wide swathc on the big board NJ 4
plungcr In corn. Several weeks ago he
made trades In corn which surprised the
whole pit The transactions were Of such
magnitude that u was thought for a time
that he was acting Tor some one elsc; but
the announcement made by the sccrclar,
today that his trades 10 closed for his nc.
counts furnished solution Of the problem.
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Er.lrI,, rrnin, Celi,a..

Mason CRY, Ia, March IA bad
freight collision occurred yesterday on the
Iowa Central two miles north Of Hampton.
Both were heavy trains and werc going at
a very rapid rate when they collidcd. The
engineers and iircmcn on both trains saw
their danger and jumped from their cabs
IN time 20 escape death. Two Of the brake.
mcn, Williams and Ferguson, arc fatally
injured. The two engines and nineteen
lncight cans are piled up In worthless
heap. The dispatcher al Manhalliown
WINS n' fault, forgetting n wild train that
was running north nom Manhalliown.
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for his missing relative. but as yet has
struck no clew which would lead to solving
the MYSTERY oil his whereabouts. Rev. ].
s. Walker has host OF friends in Augusta,
and has been very regular in bis appoint
ments since last September, at which time
he first went TO the place. II is believed
he left the steamer ut the landing in this
city, but what has become OF him is a
mystery.
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MuRrE q WILL OUT.
Arrested for a Murder Committed TWEEN.

ty-three Years Ago.
CARNr, ILL.,, March I'm response to a
message from Sheriff Gennc, OF Shoals,
Ind, Sheriff Burrell went to Spring station
yesterday and arrested Mr.. J. w. Stone,
who Is charged, on the confession Of Albert
Quackenbush, OF Shoals, with completely
In the assassination Of jackson Ballard, q
Union soldier, who was hunting for man
named Anderson, deserter. Tho deed
was committed In March, 1864, and accord
Ing TO Quackenbush's confession, no and
Stone were detailed by tho Knight OF the
Golden Circle TO make way with Ballard,
In order TO protect Anderson, who was a
brother In the lodge. Tho murder was
committed, and Quackenbush further
stated that a plot was laid TO murder all
officers serving papers on drafted soldiers.
Several prominent Indiana people who
were charged by Quackenbusl with com.
pllcity In tho murder have already been
indicted. DIR. Stone Is well known and
highly respected in this county, where he
has lived for fourteen years. During this
timo no has practiced medicine and
preached al intervals for tho Christian
church, but more recently has connected
himself with the church Of the Latter Day
Saints. In 1895 he was tho Greenback
nominee Of this district for State senator
lie disclnimed any connection with the
crime, aud says that when the deed was
committed lao WIS holdinga meeting ut
tho residence Of David I'm mons in Martin
county
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JOHN DORY, No. 5Ioi.
Standard and Registered.

Sired by Pilot Mambrino the best bred son
Pilot Jr. dam Indiana dam Of indianapolis, 70
by Mambrino Chief Pilot Mambrlno made a rocc
Of Easy In the mud. Public trial over Loulsvf
Jockey Club Track In 22Cif
First dam OF John Dory; Agnes by Mnmbn
Star trecord 22s), son Of Mambrino Chief 10
brine Chief was by Mambrino Paymaster. Id
Mambrlno. he by Imported Messenger
JOHN DoRY Is 10 hands high. seal brown
most black, two white heels, heavy name and q
short coupled and heavy boncd. He Is horso
fine action, and very stylish Although In his 0 y
old form and never trained he Is very fast and led
headed, and can speed at a 235 gait He was 10
April Is, 1885. at I1dlan Hill. Ky. Limited "a 4
mares Service fec $40 cash. with usual pe11
EGGS Of return W
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Mrs. eara.is Arrive. Yr... Abroad,

Nrw YoRK, March The North Ger.
man Lloyd steamer navc, having on board
Mn Garfield and her daughter, arrived
this morning Ms. Garilcld's two sons,
Irwin and Abraham. together with John
A. Logan. son Of Gen. Logan, went down
10 quarantine on board the United States
cutter Chandler 30 meet Mrs. Garfield.
They have not yet reached the city. The
Ilayo experienced q bolstorous voyage.
When OH the Needles. the steamer met
with heavy scas aud strong westerly winds,
both OF which she battlcd with during al.
mos, the entire voyage.