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Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
A TRAGEDx IN TEE srRREr.

While Walking Together . man Kills His Female Companion And Shoots Himself.
 PORTLAND, Me, April 19.-A strange man and woman were seen walking on St. John street to-day and few minutes later two pistol shots were heard. The couple were found lying on the sidewalk apparently dead, but while being removed the man revived and gave the name of Edward Chase of New York. He is thought to be the son of Dr. E. P. Chase of 202 East Eleventh street, New York, and has been stopping at the City Rotel several days under the name of John son. He said the woman was Mrs. Nellie Stevens of Gardiner, Me. In Chase's pocket was found diary with this entry:-"R Read this: She is the daughter of Hon. J. H. Ladd of Gardiner" The woman has been in the city some days and it is supposed the couple met by appointment, though the cause of the shooting is @ mystery. The bullet went through her head and killed her instantly. Chase was shot in the temple and the doctors have taken the bullet from under the scalp on the side of his head. He is dangerously wounded and is not expected to live.
 A Drunken Child Attempts Murder.
 BOSTON, April 19.-A special to the Jour nal says that 8 serious shooting affray ec- cured at Hallowell, Me-, this afternoon. H. L. Brown, aged about twenty-five years, was walking along Concord street with a-young lady and had just arrived opposite three little boys between the ages of five and ten who were playing on the sidewalk when one of them named Miller A. French aimed re volver at Brown and fired. The bullet struck Brown upen the right side of ths head, just grazed the ear and penetrated the feshy part of the neck just beneath the skull. The physicians probed for the ball and found it after much difficulty. The wound is dangerous one and the result may be serious. MT. Brown was able to catch the boy and take the pistol from him. The three boys were arrested and were placed in the lookup. They were intoxicated. There is much excitement over the affair in Hal lowell
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

Alarming Rumor at Midnight.
 LONDON, April 2o.-The Chronicles Berlin correspondent says: There were rumors at midnight that the Emperor's feet were swell ing, that pustules had begun to appear on his neck and that there was much discharge from his throat.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
oueen Victoria Gsing to Berlin.

FLoRENoH, April 19.-A deputation last night presented to Queen Victoria an address signed by 1000 British residents of Florence. They marched in possession to the villa with 406 torches and six bands. Owing to graver news from Berlin the Queen will probably leave for that city tomorrow. Her baggage is now being packed.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
Nost ROckU.fue

SPECIAL excursions made for parties to suit in D any direction. Parties of six or more from a locality to East Rock Summit will be called for and left in any part of the city at usual fare-40 cents round trip. Ask for cards of information at Klock's drug store, corner of Church and Chapel streets. Respectfully,
 feb1 W. H. DOOIITTLE, Proprietor,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

A SPECIAL meeting of the General Hospital A Society of Connectieut will be held at the room of the Board of Health, No 12 Police build ing, Friday. April 20, at s:30 o'clock D. m to act upon proposed alteration of the by lays.
 an18 3t IT H BISHOP Secretary
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
WIamts.

A norG SfrGHATioN Al by young girl to do second family: Apply for two days at III Pl1HAes
 ap20 1tf No 49 pApv SrDuur
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
Ann o,DeIia Diss Desar'. P,c,u,

Nzw YoRk, April 1s.-Central official de- tectivea visited Luther R. Marsh's house and 8 number of paintings claimed by Mime. Diss Dsbar as her property were identified az those which belonged to dead artist, David Val kenberg, who died under mysterious circum- stances two years ago after having partaken of wine dinner st Mime. Diss Debar's house. They were taken to police headquarters.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
For Sale i'm West Haven.

-AsA DWELLING HOUSES, cottages and desfr- able building lots, shore cottages and cottage lots. Also small farms near West Haven and the shore. Apply to WALTER A. MAIN, flStf West Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

A. One pair black Coach Horses, six years &S old, weight 2,250, kind and gentle in all har Hess; sold for want of use, as owners have gone abroad. dProperty of E. Henry Barnes.) Can be seen at SMEDLEY & SHEETS
 ap20 If Stables l73 Brewery greet
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
aucTToNsas1LFa SsE5 ess
(B, BOOTH. Auctioneer.) ]

TWILL sell at 227 Grown street,
 w Friday, April 20. at 10 G. n.,. ali the Carpets and the remaining furniture. Fine Walnut Hall Stand, Parlor Suits, Bookcase, large Mirror Sideboard, Silver Plate, Knives and Forks, CrroE 6vva afo af1
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
OHIO STRONG FeR SHERMAN

The Delegates Instructed to Use All
 Honorable Means so Secure His Nom.
 inatl0n.
 DAYTON, O., April 19.-The platform adopted by the Republican State convention strongly favors John Sherman for the pre- sidsncy, and the delegates to the Republican convention this day selected are directed to use all honorable means to secure his nomin- ation. Among the delegates elected are Gov ernor Feraker, Congressmen Foster, MsKin- ley and Butterworth, Robert Harlan and C.L. Maxwell, the last two colored. This ticket was put in nomination: For secretary of State, John J. Ryan; for supreme court, Judge Bradbury;for board of public works, Wells 8. .T0uAa
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
sEvENrEEN mINERs KILLED.

Explosion in am English Col-
 IierY.
 LONDON, April 20.-An explosion occurred In the St. Helen colliery, Worthington, last night. Seventeen persons were killed and several injured, three, itsi1 feared, fatally.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

N> Saddle Horse; easy keeper and pleasant &S rider. Can be seen and tried this after noon from to p. m.
 ap19 2t* ARTHUR TENANT, 60 Pearl st.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
EOR sAEE.

kAaA TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. House and Lot ..I 1,166 Chapel street, between York and Park streets; 45 feet front by 219 feet deep.
 No. 61 Court street, corner of Artisan street; a9 feet front by s9 feet deep. Hotel property on Court street, known as the Royton House; 50 feet front by 89 feet deep. Vacant lot corner of Nicon and Eagle streets, 50 feet front by 130 feet deep. s@% Farm in Annex, 44lk acres. Apply to
 ROGER s. WHITE, Executor, . mario i'm e9 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
Indiana Fer Her Favorite Son.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 19.-The Republicans of the thirteenth congressional district in the State to-day elected delegates to the Chicago convention. All are pledged to support liar rison. In the Sixth district the Republicans renominated General Tom Brown for Con Rress for the seventh time by exclamation and in the Fifth district the Democrats nomi- mated George w. Cooper for Congress in place of Colonel O. O. Watson. .Matson is a candidate for nomination for governor.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
xx.r,,.t cooa u.na.

NEW YoRK, April 19.-The benefit per- friends on the occasion of his withdrawal from professional life will take place on tke evening of May 21 at the Metropolitan Opera House and will be an event of great interest. The play of Hamlet will be produced with the following cast: Hamlet, Edwin Booth; Laertes, Lawrence Barrett; the ghost, c. W. Couldock; king, Frank Mayo; Polonius, John Gilbert; first grave digger, Joseph Jefferson; second, W. J. Florence; Rosencrans, Lawrence Hayley; Gildenstein, Charles Hanford; Mar cellus, Steele Moellaye; Bernardo, Herbert Kelcey; Francisco, Louis F. Massen; priest, Henry Edwards; first actor, John Lane; sec4 ond actor, Robert Hilliard; 0phelia, Mme. Modjeska; the Queen, Mrs. D. P. Bowers; player tSQueen, Rose Coghlsn,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

IOua1s 's0isooU Oo Court of Common Council. City of New Haven Read, accepted, order passed and assessments or dered laid as reported.
 Approved April le 1SS8.
 Payable April 26, 1666
 Attest: BERNARD J. STANLEY, axI0n 9k City Clerk
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

NEW YORK, April 19. .+Ward signed with the New York club tonight. Ward and the local club officers refuse to state the amount of salary. e.1 s.E. .,- saa
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
Hartford and New Bedford Tiee.

NEW BEDFORD, April 19.-The Hartfords beat tho New Bsdfords in a game of polo in this city this evening, 4 to 3. This ties the clubs in the contest for the gold medals offered by Manager Bancroft.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

and Payements
 <. City of New Haven, March 5, 1sSS Ordered-That the sum of fifteen hundred and eighty six dollars and ffty-nine cents be and is
 hereby assessed upon the owners of property front ing on Woolsey street, being propor- tioaal and reasonable part of the expense of con- party and the amount of assessment being herein
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE, hesA A new brick house suitable for two fami- iisl lies and frame house on Orchard street. .l5a One two family house on Elm street. One two family house in Fair Haven. Two two.family houses on Gill street. Building lots on Dwight street and in Westville AIso ii acres meadow land in Orange. The above will be sold at low prices and on easy terms. A. D. BALDWIN, ap16 If 31 CHI street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
FOR RENT,
ROOms WithPOwer,

Mosn SPACIOUS, well lighted lofts in building No. .i 6QS Chapel street. Also at No. 424 State street, ll1 corner of Court. Available floor surface over i2 coo square feet. Entire premises especially de- signed and equipped for light manufacturing Steady steam power, steam heat, freight elevators and other superior facilities. Will be leased for term of years either as Q whole or in part Apply to
 HENRY F. ENGLISH, s r.a6 % Orange sfreat.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
E0R RENT.

FOR RENT. AA FROM May 1st very convenient and :.l pleasant. tenement of rooms. All of the MlaaM- lower floor and on upper floor. with nice. garden. Located on Grown street, a few doore above York street. Rent to good tenant only $28S per year. Inquire at
 BEERS PHOTO PARLORS, ap10 tf 762 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
sPEClALTO MEETING.

SIZE CEAL KV w N mbEI MNWs
 A SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Of the Town of A New Haven will be held on Thursday, the s6th day of April, 1888 at o'clock P m at Loomis' is'
 To consider the subject ot building the new Aims house buildings, directed to be erected upon the new town farm at the town meeting held Decem- Der Eth, Iss', and the doings of the committee ap pointed at said town meeting for the purpose of buildings. and take such action relative to such matters may be proper, and to provide by con tract otherwise for the speedy erection of said hY,ild
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
FOR SALE, ,
ERR SALE

N Horse for sale, z years old, weight 1,20C ASlbs, 16 hands high and sound. Apply at
 anI4 2t % ELM STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
Report of the Board of COmpen- satiOn for Sewer I'm Woolsey
 Street, from Lloyd to James

FVHO the Honorable Court of Common Council I of the City of New Haven:
 The Beard of Compensation for Assessment of Sewers and Pavements to whom was referred the apportionmeDt of the cost of sewer in Woolsey street, from Lloyd to James streets, spectfully report that they have attended 10 the duty assigned to them, and recommend the aaop- tion of the accompanying order
 A. H. KELLAM,
 MICHAEL FITZPATRICK,
 ESYLVANUS BUTLER.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

Manufacturing Property for Sale, AsM Located in the heart of the business section
 :sl of the city of New Haven Conn. Lot 30 feet
 front, POS feet deep Building 108x50 feet, four stories high. Equipped with fine forty horse power engine and shaftiug throughout. Building very substantial; will bear the running of very heavy machinery, without vibration on all floors. Light unobstructed all sides. Room for enlarg- ing Stores can be built fin front, with tenement overhead, if desired. Will pay large income.
 Address LEWIS"
 ap13 6diw Drawer 82, New Haven, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20
FOR SALE

aesA The large house and barn Mo- 4s East Pearl ::sl street. Lot 1O7 by 1S7. AssA Will be sold low as owner is leaving town
 JOHN T. SLOAN,
 s2S Chapel Street. Open evenings. ap16
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-20

HOUSEHOLD Furniture; upright piano, bed- II room and parlor suit Brussels carpets, din- ing table and chairs have been used but six months. Sale to begin to-day at
 ap1S St 54t HOWARD AVENUE.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22

Christmas ca 1es hnr once u ye,.r nd
we hay, i.:;li.e preparations fiji 1t by
getting in Sume nice things for Christ
mas presents. In silver plated ware we
havr cake baskets, butter and pickle
dishes. knives and forks, casters. &C.;
iInnotIons we havea beautiful lot of silk
mnffers. handkerchlefs scars. &c.: in
the fine arts wchavea handsom cline of
engrayii.gs ,autotypes, oleographs. GRO
mos, paintings, &c. in fact we have
lots Of things too numerousto mention.
Call and look at Slocomb s. Ames',
Onancock. before you make your pur-
chases.
Tocnllat III. Barnes s. Bro. Parks.
ley. is to he convinced that they lave
not been nnmindfnl OF the wants OF
their customers in making1heir Xmas
purchases. and investigation 1ill prove
that their goods are marked down so
low that no one need go away empty
banded or unllappv,who calls on them.
Every thing usually kept in a country
store will be fourd there, besides every
thing suitable rs a Xmas present fer
both old and young. Ask particularly
when you call TO be shown their hue of
such as collars, cuffs, camel
hair shirts, &c.
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Xmas. Entertainments.

Parksley NJ. E. Sunday school pr
poses giving all attractive entertain
ment Christmas night, Dec. 25tll, con-
sisting of widely varied service. Cos
tunes for speakers, vocal and instru-
mental music, deliberately trimmed
trees with arch, and presents for child
ren.
A Siibbatl, school celebration will
come off in NJ. E. Church, South, Horn
town at night of Xmas. day. The pro-
gramme for the occasion is an elabor-
ate one and a rare feast of reason as
well as comforts for the inner man, is
promised all in attendance.
Santa Claus will put in an appearance
at Zion Baptist church on Wednesday
night, 26tll inst, during XMAS. A SUI
pcrb Xmas. tree. addresses by rromi-
nent speakers, fine music &C., will be
attractions of the occasion.
A treat will be given totle chilllen at
the Methodist Church in Drummond-
town, ON Thursday afternoon i'll Xmas.
and the other portion OF The audience
will be entertained by addresses deliver
ed by Messrs. john w. G. Blackstone,
James II. Fletcher, IT,, and l.. Floyd
Mock.
The louisville Sunday school will
have Xmas tree in the church at that
place, ON Friday night. December 10Th
Aterrapin and oyster supper will he
servedin The hall. They promise all in
attendance good time, and can lie e.
lied on every time to keep their prom
isLa
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Court Notes.


The following cases were heard by
Judge l,. L. Gunter. III vacation, at
Accomjac e. H.. last Thursday:
Moseg Anderson and others VS.. Lem
ard Sheets and others. This wasa mo-
tion to dissolve an Injunction granted
the hackmenother than Streets, 10 IN
join and inhibit the Chesapeake and
Ohio R. r. from kerl ing a fence
around The depot at phoeDus, and ex-
Guiding The hackmen other than Streets
from the enclosed ground, thereby Civ
ing Sheets the monopoly Of transfer of
passengers to Oil Point and the steam
bot. MI. Hughe, re. |rtsented plain
tiffs, and A. S. Segar defendants.
Crafford and others vs.. Board of Su,
pervisors. This was motion to dis
solve injunction, restraining Bnad OF
Supervisors from removing Warwick
coult house and other public bulldinga
to Newport News. Thos. Tatb, A. 5.
Segar and l.. G. Bristow represented
plaintiffs, and Geo. l.. Christian, de-
PENDANTS.
gs:Allen VS.. Johnson, and Hughes, trns
Tee. M Hughes represented plain
till, and l.. q. Bristow. defendant.
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NEIGnBORROOD NOTES.
Pun: oteaSuc.

Mr.. A. 7. Doughty Of our town, has
received check for Sl4 on his accident
policy, from The Home Benefit Society,
fortwO weeks disabltment.
Pungoteaguc NJ. Z, Church, South
will have AL entertainment on Thurs
day night, December 9th. A Xmas
tree ard recitatimls'by the children will
be The principal featur OF the occasion.
MI. Ftp. Mcdonnell and Miss Bette
B. Twifurd, both OF this place, were
married at the NJ. Z. Parsonage South,
by Rev. }. III. Riddlck, Oh VI ednesJay.
December 10Th.
Pungotrague Conclave No. 81, I'M
proved Order of ilc!tasophs, held their
regular monthly meeting at their hall N
this place, on Wednesday evening last,
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: II R.Ilulciinson.arcilon,
A. q. Duer, provost, W.T.. Mason. sec
retary, 5. w. AmcS, linalccr, l.. ii.
Amcs, treasured, q. 3. Mason, prelate,
w. j. Phillips, Inspector, J. X. Mock,
warden, J. w. Gay, sentinel. L. &
Pitts, j. 4. Sparrow, S. X. Martin,
trustees. This Order WAS organized in
1851, has paid off several endowment
claims promptly, and Las gradually
grown till it HOW has over three times
its Incorporated members, and has non
the confidence Of this entire community
Messrs. L. II. AmeS s. Son have le-
turned from the cities with a large lire
of Xmas goods, and arc busy supplying
the wants Of their patrons. They keep
one of the largest and most complete
stocks to lie found on the Shore, and are
lcoAtd upon us being not only one Of
the Oldest establishments but one Of
the most popular films in this section.
Mr.. E. +. Warren, tie popular and
we'll known salesman of Nudge, Smith
& Co., BALTIC, Md. was in town this
week, and reports tile demand for his
flour Incl easing daily.
Mr. Douglas Martin will take charge
OF the hotel at this place next year
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(hlDr0HenEuo.

Oar peaille are uallinE extern iive
preparations for Nm S, a ID gay time
is expected.
U. S. Revenue slnnp Report sold mt
public auction recently. was bid off to
Capt. John w. Mears, Wachapreague,
at the price OF S3775.
Capt John w. Bunting has purchased
Il handsome steamer. Ahs.combe, OF 20
tons register, for use in his fish bust
ness.
A contract was recently awarded to
G. E. B.Gbit & Son TO move l.. S.
Station one and Il half miles, for 81 900.
The report madc to Baltimore AMIR
lean by a Snow Hill correspondent, of rs
cases OF diptheria on Chincoteague, is
incorrect. Our physicians say that up
to this time there have been only twelve
cases Of the disease.
Capt. jim Ell Ma !hews killed the
largest pnrker Il CIipcoteague this seal
son. Its net weight was 500 pounds.
Arrivals at A tlantic hotel: Ut. Hud-
son, z. Trimb.e, j. +. PITTS, Plila.; E.
2. Duer, w. L. Dou. htys John Morris.
w. L. Knox, j. i. nnDim or, w. d. S.
Drummond. Baltimore: J. l.. Atkins,
Wilmington, Del; &. w. Purnell, S.H.
Townshcnd, .JJ. IIarlock. John Willis,
Snow Hill, Nd: Davidson, J. Safer
field, Milford, Del; G. F. Parramore,
Accomac C. II.
Messrs. H.A. Mnmford e. Bro. made
an assignment for hentft of creditors
last week. Their Trustee, MI. VIM. j.
Matthews, is now offering the goods of
said firm for sale at cost, and all not
sold shortly will be disposed of at public
anctim. Notes and open accounts due
said firm unpaid, will BIZ placed in tile
hands OF an officer for co'!e:tion at an
early day.
a mahogany surf boat has arrived by
rlii at this place for Hog Island Life
Saving Station. 1t is 25 feet long. self
hailrr au' self Fighter, a weighs only
l 600 pounds or about one-fourth weight
OF the Old surf boats. 1t is one of the
nine new bats recently built.
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Onancock.
Town Sergeant Robbins Of Cape
Charles City contemrlates removing to
this place at ;ln early date.

Town Sergeant Robbins of Cape
Charles City contemrlates removing to
this place at I'LL early date.
Mrs. Alice Fosque. wife of Geo. T..
Fosque, Esq died ut her residence on
Sunday night. after lingering illness.
IF consumption. Funeral services were
held at her late residence TUESDAY
morning. Rev, John W. Hundley, OIL
clating. assisted by Rev. John Akin
son, after which the body was carried
10 the cid Drummond homestead oil
Hunting creek, ami inferred in the
family hurying ground. Mrs. Fosqnc
was y Christian lady with many esti-
mablc qualities, and WAS generally e,-
teemcd throughout the community.
John S NAPLES has moved in his new
residence and the dwelling vacated by
him has Ueen occupied by Mir. John L..
Powell.
Mr.. David B. Taylor, of Baltimore
las been in town during The week.
Broughton, Son g. Miles are now oc-
Copying their new sturehouse OH the
corner Of Main street.
1t is said that DR.. 0. B. Finney, has
consented to allow his name to be used
MS Il candidate for legislative honors in
tie election next fall. The DR.. would
makea most available candidate, As lie
has "a strong following in the county,
and If elected would work vigorously to
advance the interests of his constltu-
ents.
Mrs. Jennings NAPLES entertained
patty Of young people very pleasantly
on Monday night.
Mr. r. Werner Bagwell, leaves today
for Hampton, 10 rcr ume his position as
local editor of the Monitor, published
at that place.
liobt. Sc;,rburgh. colored, of Oman
cock employed AS hand on a dredg-
ing vessel from this point is in Balti-
In"re pententia:y, charged with the
theft Of ar;lc! of the schooner.
Christmas service will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, this place,
ueginui.g at 10 80 Christmas morning.
Rev. Geo. ID. Watson, u. D., OF Florida
vii preach OH that occasion.
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A meeting of he Mutual Live Stock
Association will he held at Marpsvile,
Saturday afternoon during Christmas.
The children OF Mappsyille Sunday
school will give IN entertainment dur
ing Xuas week. 1t promise 10 lie a
very int eresting aff..ir.
Mr.. VIM. Taylor. very robust young
married man died suddenly at his home
near Mosl stuwn. last Sunday, from
some unknown Cause AID under circum-
stances ST. suspicious that it Is ploba.
ble that his remains will he diSinterred
for an examination 10y coroner's jury.
A fine SAW mill recently urclased iy
Mr. n. W. Mock, Is being erected at
this place.
Dr. John II. Bowdoin will occupy an
other ear The handsome dwelling re-
Gently built by Mr. w. Peacock ate.
Nj. and Mrs Yate leravefor Florida on
Monday. to spend the winter there.
An evening :s spent plta5antly and
benelcially each week by many CT our
people. in attendance at meetings OF a
literary AMI social club here, known as
the "Chataqua Circle"
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HXclscr.

An unoccupiet tenant house, short
distance from this place. belonging to
JOHN r. Slurgis was buried Monday
morning last. The ire, it is thought,
was the act of an incendiary.
Mr.. W. S. Murphy. formerly R. r.
agent at this place now Of Philadelphia,
is OIL visit TO friends here.
The hotel at this place. of which Mr..
F n. West has been proprietor for list
two years, will he run another year by
Nj. l.. d. Warren.
Mr.. Geo. W. Barrett, of Northamp-
ton and Miss ~. V. Belote were mar
ried 1T the brides residence at this
place on 10Th inst. An elegant supper
w;ls served to guests in attendance.
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Congratulations are row in order
when you meet our townsman, Messrs
L. Floyd Mock and Samuel J. Stevenson.
They call them their Nnas presents. a
girl is now numbered among the pos
sessions of the former and Il boy of the
latter.
Mr.. II. P. James. owner of the Com,
hll:ation Stock Farm. Cccshonnock
Neck is lately added to his stables
fine Morrill, colts, bought at fancy pri-
ccs belonging to !he estate of G.. T
Taylor, deceased, and lately advertised
in ENTEEPRIsE.