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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
CINCINNATTS COUNTY.


CISCINSArI, Nov. I3.
The official returns of Hamilton county,
including Cincinnati, show that the highest
vote for the republican electors was Al .504
for the democrat 81 Gs3, making Harrisons
plurality 1921. The prohibition electors re-
ceived 465 votes, union labor 675. Ryan,
rep, for Secretary of State, received 4 .627
Young dem, 37,473; prohibition 494; labor,
9s3 Ryan's plurality 4l50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
OFFICIAL RETURNS
OF the Gubernatorial Vote in Indiana.

INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. l3.
The official returns of the vote for govern
or were com pleted tonight. The total vote
was $50 ,634 against 495 ,094 for governor in
1884. Gen. Hovey, rep. 263, 1874; Col,
Matson, dem, 26l ,003; Hughes, prohibition,
9776; Milroy, labor, 2o6l; lIovey's plurality,
2l9l, against 1892 for Gov. Gray in 1884.
The prohibition vote in 1884 was 1898.
Official returns on the presidential electors
are not yet complete, but the returns thus
far received indicate that the presidential
vote was only few hundred in excess of the
governor. Official returns of the congress
sional vote will be csmpleted tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
TROUBLE BREWING
at Beaufort, S. C.--The Militia Called
Out.

CHARLESTON, Nov. Is.
There have heen rumors all day of ex-
pected trouble at Beaufort growing out of
the election of the mixed republican and
democratic county ticket. Tae supporters
OF the straight republican ticket have made
threats if the mixed ticket was successful
The South Carolina militia at the Augusta
exposition is stated to have been ordered to
Beaufort and an additional company is in
readiness here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
Opening OF Best's Trial.

CALAIS, Nov. IS.
The trial of W. J. Best, recently extra
d;,ed from the United States charged with
assault with intert to kill Medley Batson.
Campobello, n. S, some weeks ago, CON-
menced at St Andrews. n. B., today, Chief
Justice Allen presiding. The jury were
empanelled and the testimony commences
tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
Scarlet Fever Epidemic.

JAMESTOWN, OAK, Nov. l3.
An epidemic of scarlet fever is raging
here. The churches, Sunday schools and
public schools have been ordered closed dur
ing the prevalence of the disease. number
of deaths have already occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
A New Steamer Decided Upon.
PoRrLAsp. Nov. l3

PORTLAND, Nov. l3.
The Portland Steam Packet Company to-
lay voted to build'a new steamer TO run be-
tween here and Boston as mate to the
steamer fremont The contract for the hull
was given to the New England Shipbuilding
Company of Bath, and for the engines to
Portland company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
GOV. GUY ALIVE.
The wouId-be Assassin Missed Him
A War of determination to Begin.

GAINEsvlLLE, Tex. Nov. I3.
Gov. Gus was not killed Saturday night as
rep rted. The would-be assassin's bullet
missed him. Guys adherents are well armed
and have been ordered to surround the cap
ital tonight at IL, when, if Byrd and his
friends don't surrender, war of e1termina-
ton will begin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
why London's Chief OF Police Resigned

LONDON, Nov. 10.
In the House of Commons this afte ernoon
Home Secretary Matthews stated that the
resignation OF Gen. Sir Chas. Warren as
chief of the metropolitan police, was solely
due to his refusal to submi; To the rule which
forbds officials to publicly criticise govern
ment services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
ON HIS TRACK.
The London Police Have Description
OF the Whitechapel Fiend.


LONDON, Nov. II.
The police are confident that they are on
the track of the Whitechapel murderer.
Two persons have been found who saw the
man that accompanied the last victim to her
room. Their descriptions tally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
Collision on the Jersey Central

EAsroN, Pa Nov. l3.
An excursion train occupied by the 9th
Ward Guards of Newark, n. j., bound for
Reading. was wrecked above South Oberton
about noon on the Jersey Central railroad,
by collidiug with locomotive standing at a
tank taking water. Both engines were badly
damaged and the track torn up. Three per-
SOUS were severely injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
Fired BY an Exploding Lamp.

MANIsrEE, Mich, Nov. l3.
The steam barge H. L. Hubbell was
burned of Point au Barque this morning
by an explosion OF kerosene lamp in the
cooks galley. The steamer New Orleans
picked up the crew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
ENOUGH ILLEGAL BALLOTS
For Carlisle Have Been Found to De-
feat Him If They are Declared VOID.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IS.

NINClNNATI, NOV. 10.
The in,e stigation of ballots in Boone,
Campbell, kenton and Pendleton counties in
the 9th Kentucky district shows 1902 per
forated tickets cast for Carlisle. His ma
jority in the entire district was 605l. so if
no further search is made there are enough
ballots TO defeat him if it shall be declared
upon q contest that these are void.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
The Modern Medical Wonder |!
CHARLES W. HIDDEN.
THE GREAT
Sy9S9il: AND MAGNETIC HEALER |
C0NY HOUSE, TUESDAY, NOV. 10.

Master Of the art Of Hypno,ism and Magnetism,
he soothes the weary sufferer by his very presence
and causes di ease TO ny II by msgic before his
marvellous touch. No questions aske,i of patients,
each cs'e being diagnosed BY means of superior
gifts and attaintnents in the exercise of which Mr.
HIDDEN has no equal. Nervous, rheumatic aud
pata, tic disorders q speciality The b lad see, the
lamc walk, the deaf hear The afl ctel everywhere
nock TO be touched by master hand. 1 ome and
BE- cured Office hours from 10 to II A. NJ, stob r.
NJ. Terms always reasonable.
l.. q. WESTON, Business Manager.
novi2, 1875 Slitopcolistpnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
Daniel Greenleaf Thompson, a wei known
writer on social and economic questions, will
succeed the late Cortland Palmer as presi-
dent of the Century Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
AN AUGUSTA BOY.
Amos p. Wilder Appointed Editor in
Chief OF the New Haven Palladium.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 49,
Amos p. Wilder of Augusta, Me, Yale
81 member of the Albany Journal staff,
was today appointed editor-inchief of the
Palladium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
POLITICAL PROSPECTS.
How They Look Through the Specta
cles OF Newspaper Men.
WASHINGTON. Nov. |

AsHlNdIoS. NV 10.
A Washington special to the Mail and Ex-
press says there is prospect that Hon.
Warner Miller will return TO the Senate ia
place of Senator Evarts, w no will be ap )oint-
ed to the supreme bench, in place of Judge
Blatchford, who will be retired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
Ten Days to Determine.

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. I3.
The canvass of votes in the State began
yesterday. 1t will require ten days to deter
niue the result.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
GRIMES and ACCIDENTS.
RESULT OF ELECTION
Drives One Man to Commit Suicide.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
ThOs. l.. Bolts, insurance broker, aged 50
shot himself through the head at Hotel Roy
al this morning and died within the house
Disappointment over election and financial
losses by it led to he act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
Fire at Union Mills.

CALAIS, Nov. l2.
The residence of John Hornbrook at
Union Mills was bunrned this morning.
Nearly all all the furniture was destroyed
Loss $1,000; partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
virginia's Vote.

RICHMOND, Nov. IL.
The official returns from y5 cities and
toNp in the State out of IL give Cleveland
majority of 1868. Those to come in will
probably reduce these figures at least one
thousand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE


BELFAST, Nov. Is.
The republicans celebrated their victory
this evening by torchlight procession,
general iluminatious, decorations aud fire.
works. The streets were crowded and the
display very imposing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14

Ofticer Wall last evening stopped runa-
way white horse on Water street about 10 80.
As the horse had evidently broken loose
from some carriage search was made which
resulted in finding portions of the buggy dis
tributed along State street. The driver was
afterwards found with a bad cash on his cad
from being thrown from the carriage. The
team came from Smiths stable. at Hallowell.
The name of the driver was not learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-14
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
WAXING THB ECHOES.
Hallowell REPUBLICANS Show Their
Appreciation OF Grand Victory


Special to the Kennebec Journal
HALLowELL, Nov. I3.
The enthusiastic republicans of Hallowell
had celebration last evening that ma le the
city ring again. The weather was fac, the
people enthusiastic and the whole city alive
with rejoicing over the great national victory.
The procession formed in front of CITY
Hall ami was composed as follows: Eight
policeman IN two squads led the van, Then
came Gen. G. w. ridden, the marshal OF the
evening and his aids, NJ 5. Niles and C. A.
Brown. all mounted. Following was a large
band of citizens bearug torches and carrying
some twenty tram 'parencles, bearing appro-
prlate humorous inscriptions. Among the
legends were, 1--WE got there all right NO
John Bull beef for Us, ard ''th~ victory is
complete"
unique feature ~ '.. .er4l8n was a
kettle filled with hlang t.. -iY oetween
two pa's ei sheeN snl any.- ay ffteen
vorl. ..a.iasu- la tGl ,-1 u.i. a led By
Fred Ate.. Ahys. tae keu AS a
tr,4.parru1. .o bash ws. I. G.-.,l iarge
,tl rr9,fel h-airg ir DE- m.1 a ia on
1.hi.r sgs a..r.Aei De Wo.J -' f"
fiu+, -..- 'ar. -a.. h1 the lel'5s , lu'
ba ans -' i-pu earpe At.a. i..r.
.'. l'' 20
,.4 iIFYe, .'s "ah ta- l.tr4 - %. et.un,
$50 "as display a.A IA yolley
ID raet,e s; iaf t.e ms 1i. ; of the Old
'4.... e.a ' .ift z defendant
iar fau'- procession vas as follows
From t.f .aIl down Second street to Wattr.
'"H. " ater to Lou1On Hill, thence to
r eenvlile street, down Greenville to Water,
up Water to Winthrop, uo Winthrop to Sec
oud past the residence of Hon. William
Wilson where the procession counter
ma chsd to Lincoln street, up Lincoln to
Middle. down Middle to the Ltchtield road,
thence to City Hall where, with three cheers
for Harrison and Morton, and three more
venerable cannon taken from the British
tor Gen. Tilden, the .marsha the, crowd dis
banded AL alongthe line the ilun nations n
fireworks we iiie l hree saiutes from the
private Boxer during the war of 1872,
woke the echoes during the proct elings
About ten o'clock thA last rocket was fired
and the enthusiastic lines broke, not to form
again till the next election brings another
republican victory.
A collation. was rendered the Iialowell
band at the residence of Mr.. VI Robbins
after the parade. The collation. consisted of
sandwiches, cake and hot coffee with cigars
at the close.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16
Take : water asst, o.s .ise !,

Tsko 1 water nask, % : Wide-
mouth decantsr - bottls, bod 81
s. horixootal position. md place n
small cork ID The neck 4 will
ohou seem q easy mottor % blow
~ cork into the bottle; bit upon|
TRIAL Il will b fouod almose impos-
ofblo % do ., = tho harder one
blows ebo more lorcibly it i elected
on of me boetlo and into TIE ice
% tho oxporimeoter. The explain
oeioo u this peculiar behavior q
~ cork b Very simple The bot-
~ = olroady fun % Dir, - tbat %
more coo - blown ioto e; end TIE
oo|y oGect produced ~ blowing i
- oompsees the ais already ioeide.
when The pressure = removed tbe
IL boiog elastic, expands agnin
quickly, and @ - dong forces sbe
6oek ont q he neck, apparootly II
= rovorso difoceioo % tie curroul
iron tho lungs q ~ experimoater.
Xbo neck e tbo bottle must b o..
1oclly dry q he cork Wi|| adherG
. Il, end intsrSoro with tbe succeed
- 11e expssiDsat -Popalar ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

n n0rmous trnds which = bslng
1sns u vioIets - Phxis this yer = -
ported % ~ due . = discovery Epcen<ly
nads b : ven known ankhor- He has
ut : sight Of ths recipe ussd By the En-
Wess Jo1ep&ins - . means for rendering
k9 ''beuufiful forever.~ md 70 vhich she
oued thaf u1xveIous tint which was The
vonder snd despair q the Frlnch ladies Of
III tina IL wife ~ Xapolson used 70
ksv0 bofzing MILK poured over . basinful
e vio1ce 1oweRs. nd With this dissection
- bnfhed her fncs and neck every norn-
Ing No sooueg ~ this cid oecrgt
bro1ghf . light thnn IL Psris;an ladies
beZzn - ordR grunf bnsks<fnls q viols<s
% - left & their dooD daily. nd this
koms nd cosmetic b reported % - ~
daily ~ tbs sGnsDn ~ thousnnAs--1hs
48
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

lGcPun1so1. Secretary Of he a
publican Congressional COMMITTEES:
sleims The Houss By : majority q
Is. But 10 bic table. ~ 6tstes, he
p7ocss the delegation from Indiana
- 5 Democrats 70 8 kepuel'cAns,
whereas there are 10 Democraas
nod only 3 Republicans elected.
he places The delegation from -
ifornis Democrats, !; Repoblscnna
&. Although it i plain thar Cslifos.
nfa elects 9 Democrats and only :
RoppbIicaus. He elaine s kePub-
Hcsus to2 Democrats il New Jer'
~. whereas the deception stands'
DSmocrsts. 3; kepublice1s, 4: 1h'
Cincinnati Enquiros0 washington
Bureau figures : Democsntio nojos
ity 81 8 10 the House; that q, ~
Democrats % 161 Republicans
RAxDALL y The only Frosecfios
Democrat elected. The parry = eol
"a for Tariff Reform .-Ev. Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16
RIAL BTAYR AGENCY!
u. B. SLATER,


The following Real Eslats for sale:
- serss. * niles 80 q nuntInsbaFs. - scsss h
|Iss lssss .sa barn. sssa orchard seed fssn. Pie:
suisssiise balance IN timber, ased name house ana
ssrs; hair down; balance on easy ssrns. n
Mouse and svo lots q nunsinsbass, two roems and
cellar good lots On Jackson street. Price ese0; half
dovn; easy terms Tor balan,e.
-four miles vest o. Jasper about - IN cultvs-
ocn zone 80 land some rood timber land very rich.
| Price ~ per acre; terms easy.
look ~ miles west o. Ireland IS acres cleared
one q he best 100 acres d Dubois county; lays very
pay icr IL: plenty o. wafer; X mile q ne~ r. ies
house and loo stable ev per acre. half down, bal
sncsin one and two years 81 per cent
leo scres miles from vslpen Pike county 4 p,le.
south from Ireland 100 cleared balance n
timber plenty VI water land rolling. 70 acres IN clo
yer. rood frame house with 8 or rooms. good stable
situated on good public road school and church
OF per scre. 600 down. balance very easy terns
. coed cheap farm.
90 acres. * miles north. vest Of ireland. q mile
snce 10 good timber some iists vet land. good I've
story frame house. hog barn orchards plenty3 Of vat
ter. splendid farm and good nsighborhoed. 90 Pc
acre.
NIX acres about $50 serss IN cultivation, two lss
houses, orchard plenty q eod water, land rolling
miles west Of Ireland ~ acre, good cheap farm,
terms very easy.
"a acres leo cleared and In cultivation 70 IN good
white osk timber. good barn almost new. good house
log and frame tvo Nah ponds. good orchard. land IN
good state Of cultivation and lays very we'll. miles
vest Of ireland Price - 600; terms easy. splen-
did grain and stock farm very desirable.
TO acres. about - CLEARED. good frame house
and good frame barn. good orchard. 6sh pond. .
good little farm, * miles from Dwell. and miles
vest ofirelsnd Gas per acre; terms easy
3x7 acres on white river. miles north OF Dwell.
800 acres in bottom balance bill, 20 acres In dead
ming 20 acres In good poplar and white Oak timer
enough timber TO ore than hall pay for farm. good
frame house feed lots and plenty u living sster
A very good farm o3o per acre; teIus easy.
40 80 cleared balance In timber. good
new frame house, good new frame house cost about
600 good barn. good young orchard plenty cf water
part 81 the land broken. balance rolling good SOIL
an public road splendid stock and grain farm. Price
go per acres halfdc~n and easy terms on Lalancs.
HOUSES AND LOTS. PoRrERsvILLE
good frame dwelling and store house both almost
new Of land. good fencing and plenty Of fruit
sress and small fruits % 81 kinds in good part Of
town Price ESQ; tsrms easy; very desirable prop
terty.
Dwelling barn. stcrs house. and Z lots ct Porters-
VILE good orchard. house almost nss two
lrfes high and ~ 90. good counters and shelving In
fact everything In good shape and ct the Test ps
Ices IA Southern Indisns for store, rich farming
country al around good church and school and good
pe1pe Price u 500. 600 cash. and balance In six
and twelve menths. good chance fcs some one 70
get good bargain.
Anil r.. 1<s7
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

FARx ron SALE. The farm q the
crossing % the railroad and Pasoka river,
or 237 sores u for sale. Good coal land :
god ias@ laad. Easy terms. Apply y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

uvHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
i bridge township, Dubois county
viIl attend % Township business on
Saturdays ofevery week, q his residence
@ Ncyth Main street. between Sew
ensh aud Eighth. 10 jasper.
The Library Of said Township 10 kept
~ The bookstore Of Mr.. jacob Gosmann,
where persons wanting books can obtain
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee.
April 50. 1883 -1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

Very eos5ly--The GssphicS manage
aeot win pro0peIy tern over 10 the
TFonsurer % sho Hational Democsatic
CoomIlsee ose-half o. every yearly sob
scsipsiou n receives. and will hsvs the
sckno vIedRmens q the sams sent By the
NssIoaaI COoniseeo direct . sach sub
scsIbes.
Every Denoesss - ne couDtry q IN
seseseed ID he success Of this campaign.
and every Democrat In the land should
|Iesd : helping hsad 10 the great contest
Here II pssviosi> wsy il which to aid
Id the election Of Cleveland and Thur
|mas and q The same time secure q =
moderate price sbe most Interesting and
|bsss conducted IIIossrsted Democratic
|sewspspsv - the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Made melancholy by the loss OF his vessel the steam
ship Guadaloup Of the Mallory Line. whtct was sunk
years ago of BarneRat, and suffering from fall
from the bridge OF his Ship by which his head was
injured Captain John X Nickerson drank heavily. his
mind became affected. and he died suddenly OF Mrs
Vaa's boarding house West Twenty-nnt-st. May
IA. His mate Edwin b. Dusenbsrry sent the
dead mans effects to his sister, Mrs Emma p Curtis.
in Bangor Me-. asserting that he had been directed to
do so by the Captain. Mrs Luther G. Eckerson, the
wife Of latter had been separated from him for
years obtained letters Of administration his estate.
and her behalf application was made before sur
rogae yesterday for order requiring Dusen
berry and his sister surrender the property OF the
decelont in their possession. The decision reserved
Justice Andrews Of the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted an attachment against the property in this
state Of the California National Bank Of san Francisco,
which suspended business Monday account OF
Irregularities the part Of It's cashier The claim
for $4,000 bills OF exchange. drawn by the de-
PENDANT on December 49, 1883, the Chase National
Bank OF this city and the plaintiff in the suit is Joseph
V. Amin assignee Of the Pacific Bank OF California.
It charged that the California National Bank obtained
the money by fraud. knowing its insolvency at the time
that the bills drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
PURCHASERS OF oSSoRY IND GALORE.
WILLIAM AsToR TRYING TO BUY oAERLAvE-

RoCK-Is PROCTOR KNOTT soLDi
Milton Young Of the McGrathiana Stud. near Licking
ton KY is now the OF Ossory. the uIree-year-0u
brother Of the mighty Ornonde. week ago Mr. Young
commissioned William Easton, OF Fastons National
Horse and Cattle Exchange this city, TO purchase iof
him az the Newmarket sales the race horse Bira Oh
Freedom for 81 600 or less, II he could get HIM The
order was cabed 10 H. Theobal1 Mr.. Eastons agent in
london who replied that Bird OF Freedom had been sod
privately to an English horseman. Thereupon MI
Young ecgIaphed Mr. Elson that he would give s'UoV
for Gordon. by Hermit out OF a mare by young Aoe-
laldo Gordon was sold the day for $1,000 70
another man Then M Young tried to buy Limestone,
hut Withdrew his offer that horse On the advice Of
M Taston who suggested that Ossoy could be had for
reasonable price The McGrathiana breeder immediately
eleeraphed an offer Of $4,000 for ossory. The Duke Of
Westminster declined It. but said he would take 10000
Mr. Young said he would give II, and Mr. Eoston cabed
to Mr. Theobald close the trade Yesterday he re-
ceved dispatch saying that the horse had been bought
The report that Galore bought by William Astor
ia as ridiculous as the statement the price paid for
him was $50 OoO Ills purchaser is ". b. Maxwell,
Kentucky breeder and the consideration Is only $1,000
1t Is said, however that William Asior, who IS IN
England has made up his mind TO buy tho best horse
on the tight little island THAT horse in his opinion. Is
CserlaverocE an animal Of superb breeding
An intimate friend Of b. A. Hsggin is authority for
the statement j. D. Haggin has not given $50 coo
OF any sum for Proctor Knott lie doesn't be-
Iieve that the Futurty winner has been sold.
r. W. Walden IS wintenng and training sxtytwo
horses on his farm Most Of them are yearlnes
belonging John A. Mou.s who intends to race on
an extensive scale next year
Noxt Thursday consignment Of fourteen earrings
and twoyear-olds viii be sold IN this city by William
Faston. They are by Major w. b. Thomas, Of
kentucky the we-known breeder, who expects 70 get
better prices hc,e than in the Blue Grass State.
II Is probable al ,e spring sales Of thorouehbie1s
VIII take place in NewYork next year instead Of Ken
lucky. The leading Breeders have seninod as much
by that time M Easton's extensive grounds and auc-
ton sheds az Hunts Point will be ready for business.
paddocks cover ten acres and his boxes now In
process OF construction, Will accommodate go youngsters
1t onnf rrn