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sired 10 confess Mr. Labouchere would
not listen to him unless witnesses were
present, whereupon witnesses were
called, including MI Sala. and Pigoit
made the confession as stated The con-
fession OF the forger was then produced
In IL Pigott admits that be- forged all
the letters ascribed 20 Messrs Egan.
Psrnell Davitt and O'Kelly He also
admits that he perjured himself before
the commission
PARSELI ABANDONs MS APPEAL.
LONDON, February 26.-Mr Parnell
has abandoned his appeal arainst the
Times in the Scotch case.
THE WORK OF THE COMMISSION REGARD
IN As ENDED
LoNDOS. February 90 The Tfn0Ws
commenting on the parnellne situation.
in view of the confession and disappear
ance OF Pigott, says that Co an inients
and purposes the work of ofthccommission
may bs regarded as ended The re.
suit, it believes, must seriously af-
feet the political situation The D0i'g Ners
offers its coincidence go the great
Pig0lists party which has lost its
leader, and consequently has great
difficulty in forging ahead
The Standard, in an article based
upon declaration that the Iinfs case
has been completely oyerthrown. SAYS
that the pomp and circumstances
under which the publication of the all
legged Parnell letters and the "Pafnell.
ism and Crime articles occurred make
it impossible 90 absoiye those answerable
for IL OF a great breach of public duty
Neither the leader of the Ilml nor the
Chronicle makes any reference io the
commission
BEiIEVED THAT PIGOTT Hsc e0NE 10
ROTTERDAM.
LoNDoN, February est /. believed
that Pigott has fled t0 either Autiye Cr
Rotterdam under the cover of 8 disguise
His hOusekecper, at Kingston. received
telegram ON Monday instmctin1 hcr m
"hurn all the papers in ihe black box.
and in conformity 20 these instructions
the paper. were destroyed
II has been ascertained that Pr0fes -Or
Mcguire, Mr. Houston colleague in ihr
conduct of the business OF the Patriotic
Union. who died suddenly to-day. bad
suffered am acute disease for some time
past. and that bis death was in mo- wise
connected with the confession and flight
of PigOtt. as has been alleged
EN-L0RD MAYOR SULLIVAN EXPRr-srs
HIMSELF.
DUBLIN, February 26-At the regular
f0rtnightly meeting of the Irish National
League held to-day. Exl old Mayor
Timothy ID. Sullivan said that p
fatal blow bad been given 20 longago
hatched carefully maiurei and mnrder0us
conspiracy against the Irish nation Tic
expressed the hope that jugtice would
oyertake the plotters, and declared that
smith and Waiter should De condemned
% the tread mill
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NEW YORK, February 26-There
seems u be to-day a general impression
among the Republican leaders here that
Mr Whitelaw Reid, editor OF the Tn
buae, will be the New York member Of
President Harrison's Cabinet
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THE RISING Sun.
THE NEW PRESIDENTS FIRST DAY IN
WASHINGTON.
MS SPECIAL TRAIN 1RRTTES
IT 283 p. "
now III SPENT THE AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
Oreirun with Nisltors-Mr. Blaine Calls
His Audience Dismissed at 10 O'Clock
Farewell Reception ot Mrs.
Cleveland.


WASHINGTON. ID G.. February 26.-
Presidenteiect Harrison arrived here at
2J3 this afternoon. His train did not
pull in at the SiAih-stfeet depot but me
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CRIME II lRELAND.
A Scene Between Mr. stanhope and sir
Dillon.

n n'Ntt" tfffMhhn lhs rNANnUUh ana VII
Dillon.
LONDON. February ~ In the House
of Commons tonight Mr. Stanhope. Sec
retary for Var said that crime in lre-
land was lhe greatest where the plan of
campaign was observed
Mr Dillon There is no truth in the
statement
Mn stanhope appealed 20 the Speaker
against .he violence ot Mr. DiIlOns lan-
yuage Mr Dillon challenged Stanhope
10 prove his statement
Mr. Stanhope eyaded the direct que
ton, but read figures showing fhat the
Improvement 10 the social condition OF
Ireland, claimed as The result of the et.
forts of the parnellfe-. was really due 90
tho cause of The government
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UTIcA, \. Y, February 20--Emms
Althousy, the famous sleeper, awoke
yesterday at 2 +. NJ, after u sleep Of
eleven end a half days
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Packages oi cher00ts are on the market tY
near iythe same color Of paper as the O.d
Nrgnlas. but take no other except DO has
my trade mark and name of + WHur0gg
ou every package
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\ Mountain OF Grauite Hurled Ia the
Air.

4 MountaIn OF UfauIte HutIeu IN tHe
Air.
NASHVILLE, Me, February 26.-At
Schneider's granite quarry yesterday Il
mountain OF granite was uplurned nifty
two feet into the air by an explosion OF
five tons OF powder. The shaft was sunk
100 feet IN solid granite, and the cham
bers were 80 feet long cut on each side
of the shaft The powder was packed
in close. The conclusion was terrific,
and the windows in houses for some dis
tance were broken. Blocks of granite
weighing 100 ton. were hurled in the air
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AIRs. JOE PERsONIs KEMEDY.

From Rev. c. J. Gibson. d. D.. ministsr OF
Episcopal Church. Petersbufs' Va; " iaye
used Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy Ia my own
family, and 1t gives me pleasure 70 say IL has
proved valuable tonic and purifier OF the
blood. and II thoroughly tested, think will
remove many cutaneOus disorders.
"CHURCHILL J. GIBSON
Psiusbafg, Jd., January 70. iSsS.
For sale by l.. Z. ROuTT. Druggist. III east
Main stftet fol-u
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over 100000 of "Whiti0ck Old Nr
ginia Cheroots sold and uO complaints
Take Do other package unless Do has my
name on it, otherwise you wu bee im-
r--.aI .u
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EOR SALE. IN CARROTS, FROM
L mv Tif.n lOhio factory. bESf Kiln
DRIED SYCAMORE LCMBf Il aud lOBACCo
BONES in >h0Ohs al lowest prCeS at,oc-
u "a of manulANt9fsrs anu boA-nl1kers
snecially called to this notice. X. HI. WHIT
LOCk toflce with htrwOOd 4 Jonesl Esgh-
teengh aaa Cary sweets. teaf eodSt
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mluttc TIMES


V.-u.....> Trllaarv 26 Tile mr.
....r.. .l.rf.af.rf Harrison in Tie
...,. t..s.r ha. or...ionc3 much specua-
.i... ...f0. .fler0.-.n. .of Dis wish To the
N......r l.nft.l ..r fa,. before tf,e in.
aurrraiou If is generally urmecd
tN4f Ir desires fn f0n-uf Nlih leading
".I.... o.. .. ..rfrarr nofy,fb-
,...l.... .l..-...r. l.,, t,ro Selection. to
I..,....rt..n t.. ...tt porfolio- and
t.',....an. ..r..in D., (which deutrt-
mann, ~ ...,n...r. v.... l.. arrreItaJ
l,l.-t....,..,.8 .,..l.. f.e na-f fey
s... r.- iI.,-.or. I... written fo various
u.u..l.oIfl House. Stain. tlm he
I.-.r.. u.ut to. -.e thai au flo npnro-
.rstf.n bids 1904. -..f0u ou OF the uaF
a-unfc. ua .am-.ue.. NiN De- called
.u rtIfa session of Congress lu ao-
.annn.e wlh bis r.ut-0 iAe appIo-
n.at.n. bins lalr Ieel ou-ro--iu thc
attention tl. House f0ltlcp.-i We.l.
.I .l r....r r..rl.. .u Ifr .eff In.|
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RABBI MOsEs i. JACOBSON. Macon
Ga. says The effects Of Bradycoiine are
phenomenal and lasting.
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IoNDoN. February 20-Pigou has
confessed that the alleged Parnell let
ters. upon which the hopes OF the Tunes
were based. are iOrgercs
This morning, when the Parnell com
mission rc-a.,emtlcd, Sir Charles Rus
seA said that he had IS statement tomake.
lie then caused @ sensation by saying
that ON Saturday PigOtt went 20 Mr.
Labouchere Office. and in the presence
of Mr. George Augustus Sala, signed a
confession that the ParuCu letters were
forgeries Sir Charles Russell after
making This statement. applied To- Pre-
.iding-Justice Haunen for warrant for
PigOtts arrest
Sir James ilannen sand that the war
rant would De ready in an hour.
The Tunes counsel Wege then asked II
they would proceed with their case
Atornev-General Webster replied that
they had no other witness ready, aud
that 10 would DO necessary for them 10
consider what course they would take,
and also whether they would resume any
parl OF the case.
PIGOTT PEGs OUT.
When Pigott was called to the stand
the Court waited for him TO take his
place.
The witness. however, did not appear,
aod his counsel Was asked where he was.
The latter replied that Pigott had lefl his
hotel last night al II o'clock, and that
he COUNSEL was ignorant OF his present
whereabouts. This caused
GENERAL SENSATION
and the prevailing opinion was that
Pigott had made his escape. Sir Charles
Russell stated 10 the court that he pos
sessed letters and documents which nxed
Pigott as the forger Of the letters. He
also said that Pigott had confessed TO
Solicitor Lewis that he was the forger.
Mr.. Labouchere aud Mr.. Parnell, both OF
whom we're present, would corroborate
his statement regarding figotts con-
fess'on
Pigoit, uninyiicd, called at Mr. La
bouchere's on Saturday and said lie Dc
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JoAuracrlLCluB,

COMMERCIAL CLUB,
RICHMOND. Va. February . l,ss
4 GENERAL MEETING OF TIE
n memtefs ~ o. Is Club j. called. 10 - held
AT their rooms, ou kDN LSDAh, thS Eith H.
sttur. az $50 T. NJ
~ order Oi ths Roard OF Managers,
JAME> K. CkkN RAW,
fe2n.td secretary.
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q 1cu' f0 secure admission for tie night
uf fho ifh Flags arc BEING distributed
FOO applicants WHO live on pcnnsy ylyania
avenue from irst to TWDn y-sec0nd
.tfecis. and 30 70 few DAYS IS ashington
wili put on iis usual holiday attire. cNs.
tomary for ihe occasion
By United Press.
TnL sFNATE.
WNmNGrON, February 2G.-The Sen
ate to-day, after debate, passed The Army
Authorization bin with amendments.
and passed a hill for the relief of Chas
n Chamberlain over the President
veto. and 100 bN5 adjourned
THE uOusL
The House to-day passed. the Deficiency
Appropriation bin and considered the
Indian Appropriation bin Incidental
f0 the Indian Bib Fl prolonged debate
took place ON political outrases i'm the
south. and ia bitter attack ou Speaker
Carlisle was made by Mr. Kennedy, OF
Ohio.
Iue House went into Committee Of
the H hole. Mr. Doc6eIy OF Missouri, in
the chair on thc Indian Appropriation
Dim
llr Kennedy. of Ohio. referred to -
sreech upon Southern elections made by
uiu iu July la-L $40 answer 10 that
speech bad been made until "a few days
aeo when Mr Crisp OF Georgia had
alluded i0 tbe peech of a man whose
name. Doc believed. vas Kennedy The
Gentleman from Georgia had said that he
Nr kennedy Dad been mistaken when
ue said shat tac Committee on Elections
had been appointed by The speaker ll
tue selection oi iAe gentleman from
De0I-la Jon tne chMrmansh'p ol lhal
committee Aad been en insult 10 Ine
li0u-cWdlo lhe lnich-ehceol lAe people
ui tHr United States Was Do not as
mach an outrage Do he Was selected
hy 90 Democratic caucus as u ie was APP
pointed ay ihc speaker J. he RECORDS
oi iAe ofit eitnlH ana J. OFT -n'' ID D
Congresses showed lh" lhe > pe@Nel i'"''
appointed 3. i.t chairman OBJ '"r " "ih
milec on Elections Mr. uinlei OF ''oi.
-ia. q gentleman elected NF lhe same soll
off fraud and miamF Whi'h nad returned
Mn 0u,p lo iul. noor ii 10 WIS all ln
fanny i7 ppoini MI 'Ii,p WAS ll Io' "n
.n.ianl i' appoint hI, uI"e, ~. lH ''l' 5r
s. hnr'h Congress N'. / ul llie' "'p nl' "o
.ie l' 'oA''n'7 "l '"e ns"' n'4 o
.n'l comm. ''''' ,,' @n.' ",n' fir ~.
t,.,.l,rr.l r., committee
Yn WAY. and Means SIR Crisp. instead
of ..ffin. f.e chairmanshiD of the Com
r...t.a. .r p.r.a. Railroad 10 which. hy
fl...ot.r.ff.l rul.sof the House he was
entatlei had been selected for the Com
m.fe. og Elections The people of The
JnuoI States had been in-uited
ml outraged by the selection
oi mal whose election Was challenged
ng every SENSE of deceney ana honor
IHe committee haI been app Iniel Jon IL
purpose NIiA undue haste ihe commit
tee hal reported tAe case otJohn q. Car
h-.cfo the House
Al ibis point hr Bland denounced %
as unfair for ihe gentleman io mahe ms
speech and raised thrpo'ntot order That
the gentleman must connne .ls Ie
maih. ~. ihr indWn Dill Ohg,I,H
Ignoring Ni pi'hH - interruptions, VI '-
hrnnrif r''' '''' ". "'',i'' 10
. .
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CARLTON Died. at the Soldiers Home
Monday night. February 25th. NIL lOA CARL
lON. brother in-law Ot Robert ". Powers, Oi
this city.
The funeral viii take place from the Sol
dlefs' Homo Chapel. TODAY, ~ III o'clock.
trieDds and ac4uaintances alo Invited % at-
tend
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THE RICHMOND GERMAN CLUB
l. viii give its last Gsnmau before Lcut 0u
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH, !,
al l030 L. NJ. al aelvidere Hall. fe28 lt
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THE HENRIETTA

llr. R0bs0n a. Berthe the Lamb. Sir. Crane a.
Nl.h0lt- fhna|s'3ne.
Ir win nor d0 f1 inquire GOO closely INTO tho
way iu which -OmD Df tnr American mi ion
anes hlrc 4ma-.ti Wea tn. strange stofle.
are f0Il 0f men -l susping t1at tneg stopped
a. nothing. even to tl. running ~ tlclf own
sons. Whom / Jaw Mr. Bronson iiUvarts
clever las. " The Henrietta in which DO
U0rffafs ID SON sl flaily trgrn7s,Q ~ fhe eN-
e flf.mfHt g. gambling 1913 thr ofuck tst mango
ID. 10 try 4ul absorb A.s fathers millions,
Thought fhe picture Ra- oFerirlwn. Ameu-
cans. however, tat nie that the case nas
historical. 1ul with fhc characters fcter-ei,
which made lfsul more odious.-Nlr D'hsi's
IHDrtH HIofI rf AH.fftn.
ORIGINAL sCENERY. pR0pEnrlEs. MI
SIC. DRESSES. Nc.
AcIi.-Thc Giant ari fnc lamb.
ACTs-A Packet VI le.iefs.
AgT -ltHI s Bears aui ite ll4rr
ADrl These Mouey transactions. These
Speculation. u iifN aul Death.
Prices tI.2l. 50. ,5. 5o and 70 cents.
sales 90 reserved seats opens MuuliY, lcn-
raIg -tn. i'-t"
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Y-fio.day to ihe Pension buldug
revealed th, fact tAa thc decoration OF
tiat hnldIng Tor the Inaugural. Ball b.
roeeum, rapidly The dyuam0s for
iAe o. VnN eco,rc lights are in place. and
lle machinery viii De tried tomorrow
aut defects rcmedicd Streamers reach
iug from thc dome 10 the baiu,trade
laye already been pat zap, although
work il now being generally performed
ON tAe lower floor and VIII proceed up-
wards The pagOda for thc band is al
ready in position. and Is q handsome
pie,eof work. The grand "Ship ofState,
and ,he various globes suspended in
m.laii are also under way and before
next Saturday the decorations will be
completed when tle clerks leave the
orlce next saturday go noon, ihe work
Of cleaning up, securing. polishing and
d0sting viii commence, and 10 one will
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
SOME AArsNDM ESrs.


Fine Chnnges Made by Congress in
| the HntcrNfnte Commerce Act.
The changes effected In the Interstate Com.
merce acc by the amending bill which Mr..
Cleveland app Gved rs one OF the last OF his
official duties are expected both TO make
me operations OF the measure much more
definite in their application TO railway bug
mess. By the. provisions OF the act as
amended common carfieEs must provide
and post for public inspection schsdulas OF
all the rates, fares and charges, Rnd 10 DAYS
notice OF any advance, stating the change
proposed. and three days notice Of any re-
duction must be publicly given. new sched.
ules showing the changes effected to DO
tnen poste6. Nor can eirler greater or IeHs
charges than those stated In the schedules
be made. Both schedules and joint rate
agreements made by connecting roads
must be filed with the commission,
who must be given 10 days notics
oil any advance, and three days notice of
any reduction, In charges or rates, and the
commission has the power TO define the
requisite amount of publicity TO be given
all such changes. Any rond negleoting or
refusing 10 comply with these provisions
can DO enjoined from resolving or trans
porting property, and its officers, directors,
receivers or agents who shall wllfully do,
cause 70 be done, or permit anything pro-
hlpited IN the acts or who shall fall to do
hat the act epjoins, shall be subject to
maximum fine OF $4,000 for each offence,
and II the offence be an unlawful discriml-
nntion IN rates, fares, or charges. they shall
In addition to the flne DO liable to fmprieon-
ment % the penitentiary for u term not ex-
cefdlnR two years. False billing,
Weighing, classification, or any
other illegal means OF assisting
any pecson to obtain transportation at less
than regular rates Ia also punishable by fine
or Imprisonment, or both. Also any per-
son who illeXafly procures transportation
OF property at loss than regular rates,
whether with or without the carriers eop-
niyance, CT who persusdes the carrier, Its
oineers or agents, to violate the provisions
OF the act, is subject to the foregoing pen.
aities. and such person, corporation or com.
pany shall be liabls together with the oom-
mon carriers, Jointly or severally, In an
action on the case by any conRicner or con-
sutant damages.
In addition to It's powers of Investigating
the business OF the roads, the Commission
must prescribe one uniform classification
Tor the transportation OF persons and prop
erty Tor the guidance Of the carriers in
making up their schedules, and the neglect
or refusal to observe the classification in
making the schedule Is 10 be held unlawful,
aud rales, fares and charges not In con.
forfnity With the commissions classifca-
ton will be held unreasonable. Full powers
Tor carrying ont the provisions OF the act
byieSal proceedings ara vested in the COM
mission and the manner OF prosecution In
ths Federal courts clearly defined, so that
there oSn be no ambiguity as to what con-
sutute5 q violation OF the law, nor as to
how 1t shall be punished.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
LEGION OF M 40 RED cross.
Supreme CouuciI officers and c0ni-
lIiIinah --dllhnr Infnrmll INN.

nittees--Othar Information.
The Supreme Ooupcll, Legion Of toe Red
Clos, at lis annual seseion. held recently,
elected thesB offlcsts: r. s. o., Gharles
Lain9, pennsvlvepif; s. q, Samuel Flood,
New Jersey; =, v, o, j. J. Hsbacker, PENN
syivania; s. NJ, n. L. Geo ge; Deituare
). r., W. Emory Murray, MHrylann; y. Il
John D. Treibier. il, Delaware; 8, T., J.
Il. Livingston. MGylsrd; n. W, J. W.
y 9ud, Pennsylvania; 4. s.. Paul o Snyder,
Delaware; &. N. L DR.. JOHN Mcdonald,
Pennsylvania; Deputy Supreme CommRn-
der fur Maryland John Il A1rnara; Deputy
Supreme Commander for Delaware, II. l..
George. Standing committees were ap-
pointed as follows:
Lnws--T. A. Robertson, Pennsyiyauia /;
William r. Hall, New Jersey; William Ran
dali, Pennsylvania; II. II. Aantlton, Della
were; Alexander Ne1lln,o K, Maryland
Finenee and Milessa-W. Il. Murray,
Maryland; J. W. Boud, Pennsylvania I;
Charles LsinR, psnnavlvdnia; y j. iisbeeker,
Pennsylvania; q. L. George, Delaware.
Reports OF Grand aud snhordiaate Ocun-
cils--J. W. Bond, Pennsylvania. q. Il, Paul,
New Jerpey, O. Ii. Mcti,ister, Delaware;
John e; Buroage, Maryland; j.. J. Street,
PENNSYLVANIA.
redeutiala-wilIInm Randall, Pspnavl-
anita; john n. Ksrn, Peansyivania; W. D.
Paul, NV Jersey: j. l.. Tucker, P5nnsyl-
yania; Isaac Kennedy, Aterylani.
Appeals and Grjsvancts--I. Kennedy,
Maryland; G1org5 Sshlasifger, Maryland;
II 4. 0nlon, Maryland; Z. Mlntger, Penn,
sylvania; L. q silvder, Delaware.
The per capita tax for the ensuing year
was fixed a. GO cents. II was resolved 10
raise the deatn beGeht certificate to OIL 900,
an increase OF $500, During the past year
seven councils we're organized and AIS
members were received; deaths, 6 psid on
claims, 60, i5G,6Oi subordinate conpc'ts re-
calpts. &7,612.22; Disbursements. SO $3.50.
The following changes In bldgrs were
adopted: Subordinate councils, members
badge, same as officers, blue ribbon and
CROSS pendant. without Iswel; for sitting
past commanders and MI members OF
grand councils, black ribbon. with appro-
pirate jewel, for officers only; foe sitting
past grand commanders and members OF
supreme council, red ribbon aud eppro-
PIRATE jewel; for pastsuprene commanders,
royal purple ribbon and iawel. The au-
thorzad street badge or mark is to be Of
same design as the red cross pendant with
cross and swords. The supreme council
decided TO pay the organizer OF new
council $50 for council Of not less than 30
members who have been initiated at time OF
Institution Of said council. The charter Of
was received. giving the su-
preme council tho legal right to transact
business In accordance with the laws OF the
states,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-14
sale d California rrorters,

At the sails OF California bred trotters
held in New York Thu,adsy, Al horses.
the property Of Il. J. Ross Of Les
Angeles. sold for alls.s0O; "a of these
sold for 500, 6a5. the get of Btsmboul; 90
by Aloazar, for S25 $50, md ono eaoti by
kismst Carvester and Sultan, for IA, Gas,
making an average on the total sale Of
$2,740.2l. The highest prics was paid
for two,year.old, Mascot. brother 10
Bell Boy. who was knocked down to
Marcus DAILY OF Montana, for SAG, 900.
The next highest price was paid for q
yearlirg, brother of Bell Boy, who
bought $500.
khe great sale of California trotters ended
on Friday. The result was tho sale OF Il2
hpress for S200,l75 an averags OF over
Sl,7Bf apiece. Among tho local horsemen
Present We're Dc. j. q. Mccoy and ex-Lsyy
Court Commissioner MeOrneken of Kirk
wooa and George A. Mtlinpton OF Dover,
DR.. Macoy made purchase. bay colt, Elsie
by Monroe Chief, 1887. for Si25.