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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23
Psvalar cn.sr,.

The next Concert bv Prof.
Stror.'s orchestra viii re given IA
the Cts Hall, Fulss Eyu. Nav
jlst. Tie prceram Js3s fario Be
even 1 greater success tt.a the
ast cae. The elections are made
slth consideration far p7rulsr
taste ard tie pleasure ,ftte rec.
pie. Tn Grst u1nhcr d. a Leaf
Cane-gt Polka, ~ Tia authorcf
the Gmsus N o.y,is W 4ltz
Tie Nndoliu and 0citar Club fol
law NttA the ever popular Maads
IRA 81 "NeIieau Strer1de Gus
tave L-t-e's "lloEcr Song. will
have tre charming voice IL lie
late ~ ported 81 Str < 4ccstrvs.
uImeut 20 cu'cs.ish rs .ekserl.
dyed beauty. 81 Feqn Mr.
" eIley vii reTcst tieCeL9S.e
Of the last c@rsoc.t. Tic vel
ats II tae = gam ar. ecal-
$ attractive. No dull or classic
dirse suag IL lor sa tsneas
trt hes uga vai-1 s4u. Iv.ur
sssl'sl;e baritone. Nr In.
"a other vocal numbers sill
cu-lr le4cu.8l. G.. 4. r
.e.is-i:ai tuo 80 Z ~
sa.s 81 tie ssseicst us@ ever ru.
ten.
Th4 s. mPhoay C'a3 uu fur
lnish two nuale,-. Fsst a
Sec ur-e.' By Bake. author IL
Loves Ssh WAX hi. \ G.
tarue hs -y oatciy melals. e.
Is arranged for tAi, club bY Prsf
strong. tie Nioioroio mert.tL
II ue ; at.cLtien. a Ole
s4uc uuHie vIl &c tl pzzl
20 from silva gle sam. zoe Dos
Cl4h itys. 20 81. &C. ns asr..
lsE-l. last eir:er. Tie seal
agHt,r 81 tte c'ub us1 L.
Sounds FROM Gone L.se Tie
Z st B7s u Sla =. the 5 ual>
frem II IDS 81 .ossmsat r.
tae emotional u4'uts * all wao e
heart IesP als b rae b4tasoav d
sweet strains
one # ale c-avuu- f-s'nrss &
tle Concert E. he ~ ~Huat.ut
Scene. IL Baalossi. T. hasan a
t.5ul ira isu ard a s7ae rs
lnmtsr Ter Giuo-@ Bsad ana
many Il lie daest orcLutus. III
music de crirs-Ihe mena.
brsakrug eAih 4a3 teautifal; tue
pTepsr4tlsa for TIE chase ia
aa-is sounds the ntuv al..
ana fGr away GA 'he HIS Is le1r.
tie ceha; Fsri.eI Iaia tie si.l 3
II Itaaciue sic = beard
beautiful choTas u,.Hei S v5.L si.i
har-lls sad lilly usi.tleiasiuS
OF th. h9-als 1913 asp IA tas
crack e rife tie death tle
rr,rra -us, e'.
The Eul,iae Se. ia cor
cert offs I-e grand
s-i ins-a
ReGoml rs1 tats for au.
Choice of seats Do ssts extra II
q W E-EA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

There will be a Strong Concert
at tn. CITY Hall on thu night Of
the 3lst.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23
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ii Eo1 liar L-Y:h;nZ Drip
II von didn't ju.; se to A v
= 80 AID scg sail lea
a,, .r y ls~cr shan ycu e.e
ard before on Furniture aa.
CoG =. Sscanl door vest e.
Btla IN seula side II Squarc.
Nss Is. 1889
g r G. t~ ter On hand a
iscl groceries, fuis an
eaf .sfl
S s plstc ID m tHr
wra4 aue-Cil AID e1arias
a.
John 2 Jackson.
An sis-aat display al EmIaoid.
r. Il % >,t.. Uanlksrchls f.
.osiFF. parsaal ~ cvsrv:biag
a. salt 'Le AAer, j orerel At
gN Latel's.
T. g., tAau-. Sa ami =.
t,i, 81 y good raea e g th4s
rr 81 T. la int se-
a. e Is Ian
L-. ara
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23
Ts-i;c. Unanimous.

DSgh, druggist, BipFus, fu1
testiEes ] can recommend Elec-
.tric Biiters as the very best rene
day. Every bottle sold has given
relief IN every case. Abraham
Hare, druggist. Bellyilie, OEic,
afirms: The best selling medi-
cine | have ever handled in ny 20
years experience IS Electric Bit
tiers. Thousands of o.ke-s have
added their testimony, 50 that the
vesdict Is uaauiusus hat E.Hctrie
Biiters do eu.e al diseases Il the
liver, kidney or blood. Only a
half dollar 4 bottle at j L Cham
dler's drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

There Is no doubt that at pres.
cut this is a dry town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Mr.. n III Holcornbe, Of Clral
Greek, called 20 see Us the irst o.
the week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

DR.. G III C5llias has improved
from his recent illness and Is able
to be cut again
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Several announcements this
week. Read them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Casiast Pictures 80 per dozen,
at Z hlrjs Photographs Tent, for
this week only. Nsst - EAGLE
Ohee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Mr. W Buchanan, the genial
Editor of tia Grenada Seminal,
spent several days in Oxford tais
week,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23
Wbise and li:u-el Ltvat and
Il. kinds II Eiucuen. rs tae
C1lor. axzar.



Taken Up rs II Aisis, living
At L yl3u DEPOT. Q Ia south Of
Oxford. Lafayette couutr. Mss.
Z u Celfs. Marked TEo Back
horse mule colts, valued $40 One
Bhck uaule hCfsc oea;, with cut
G. wound ou re- fsrs ssouljer,
valued AZ 50 One i;1an Mus.
ance horse colt, alcut enc year
old branded with letter NJ osi
right biz, valucl - SIS. Th
mule colts are about IS o. -
months oll. Tie o.sner Is roqges-
ted TO elll and prove eIt laf
e5sts, or tbev wlI T. teat viii.
according 20 iaw.
Il Il Wallace, Ranger.
BY J s Il EFow. uepatr.
O2f.rd, MlF Is, 1852.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Nc. and Mrs. q w BufAoe
spent a few days in Greuadi, du--
in, the past week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Mrs. Nv Dennis. OF Lebanon,
Tenn, ia the guest of her sister
Mrs Weston of our citg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Mrs. G d Able, of Water Waller
accompanied VI. and Mrs. O~sn'
70 North Carolina.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

/ HaHt 10 sell nv house ard II,
within next tvo vesas. Houses
for sac sre scarce IL Oxford, and
this Is q rars Opportunity t. get q
nice home. o. J. CARFEE.
aprif n %
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Chancary eear, viii convene at
this place next Monday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Dir. w II johnson, Of Par:s, was
in the city Friday and paid Us a
pleasant call.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

We were pleased 10 see Gu on
streets this week Mr. Lewis n
Richards, candidate for Supervi-
Sor iron this Beat. HE'S finding
aany friends aud supporters IL
his candidacy because as we do
70: doubt, he Is thought to lie ca
piole to discharge the duties of Su
pervlsor, and if elected will take
PRIDE in serving the people in tha,
capacity. When 80 many people
eAneur IN this opinion it is easy
70 see that he will prove a fo-nid-
able candidate for the Office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Mr.. G IL KEYS, Is a new EAGLE
subscriber.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

NJ. II II Walton. il eff on a
visit to Far; Smith, Arkansas,
this weak.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Dir. S.las Ovens and family, left
cu Tdssi.v Of i2s. week for North
C4-sla and Is !! he absent ddT-
iag the summer months.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Dir. II Keys announces him.
sell tais week as a candidate for
the Office 81 Sheriff. Hehas b,ef
raised IN our midst aud spent ae.r
" all Of his life here where LIE IS
veil known Is 4 competent lu.i-
aess man AM in every way qual.E
ed for the position be asks Ter.
Il chosen by The vot rs II The coua
tF hr. Keys will make a f1ithfnl
.oticial.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

We hear CT m1nY prospective
eaadiIA'es for Off bus they are
slmewhat backward il announcing
thsir names. Ne haze space
enough for all
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Mr. NJ Jackson AMI bride re
turned to thc;r home in Grenad2
SUNDAY evening Afsor several DAYS
Wis. to thei- relatives il Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Go to Echlrds Paoto Te.t and
have Photos made If YOU wa.t IL
BEST pictures made IN the State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Resolved, That Usi.a Allisass
No. T22 uuaaiiaea>l&nd5rss CAP,
Scott aud Fislder Webster, as true,
comp tent asd suitable m.r %
represent Lafayette county in the
next State Legislature.
" 5 Bunch, Prest.
W II Talnm. S.rrrtarN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Mr.. j B Roach announces hum
seif this week as candidate fer
Sheriff, subject to the action OF
tue democratic party. He has
served the public in an official cs-
laeity for a number eli yeas aud
tniaks be would prove an Efficient
Sserif If chosen by the good peo-
PIE OF lafayette for that h0nora-
Die position.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

The Acre Harrog is a t,5&
erumb.er. PI.Terizaraul Lev.l,T,
ard does tue aarL % pcrf.ct.1a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

ECHAgD has none b.t lie
ssrkmen Il hs employ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Every good farmer should Lave
an Acue Harrow. they are worth
double tie cssttbe first seas-e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Satteeus, ChalIies, Beises, z ph
VIE, Nuns yelling. and tasuiuIugs
. match, just oy ned at
q - LeaTelPs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

G. W. Leavell sells goodshoes cheal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Rad the sEsiray Notice IN this
issue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Mf. Chas e ,5ert<, is absent this
vssk, loakius after business inter-
e.ts in Durant aud Yazoo City.
He attended She Bankers conyen.
zion at Jackson on yesterday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

q Collins. keeps Q lice line
Of tinsare and qg-easEaTe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Go t. the Oxford Bazaar FOR
umbrellas. plslsols, LADIES' AID
gents straw hats.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23
Mss Helen Q liucae, Miss Di,

Miss Helen Qliucae, Miss Dixie
BIford and the Masses Towues
VII leave to morrow morning for
S.~ York, where they expect to
sail for Europe few day later.
Taey will b. absent about fonr
months.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

G II Collins, VII sell yon any.
tam III bis iiue Is cheap 2 !: c4a
be scld in oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Everything is sold at remarka,
bly lor fgares At the Oxford 81.
EGzr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Next Saturday sill bsa Matt
nee Racing day at the Water VAL
ley Rlciug PARK. Several hae
races VII. take place OF that day.
Admission % cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Bishop Thompson has appoint
ed Rev. Peter s-ars.. Of Oxford.
rector OF Christ's Church. Mr.
SeAG ia attending the Theological
Seminary ID Sex York, aPl gill
Teaeh hare In Juze.-Holly
SeEizss Csr. Suaday Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

We elll the attention sf eur
readers to the announcement of
M. 1T Mason, Of Abaeville. for
County Assessor. He has been q
citizen OF lafayette for folty
Years, sa competent, sorthy gem
tleman and will make ! good Off
cal. Mr. Mason asks a considsra
ton OF his claims by the voters Of
the county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Ifyou want laces and dress trim
niHgs, 90 10
John + JaeksoA's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23
cahPuS n0IS.

g. 81 iaveH dat sd ug SCI
~ aE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23

Tie rTotraete6 services At ths
Methods: church closed lust
Thursday and Rev. Mr.. Hodge r.
turned To kIs home 81 olive
Basea. He preached many ex-
ee.lsRt sermons aariag his stay u
milt and left a Eg-y flT0rasle i'm
presslol up0E tie public.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-05-23


THURSDAY MAY. %, 1889.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
SCHEDJLE-
rr xer.a-ie4xas-.1H A NJ
vsIL-soafA-IeAses--.521 Pm
ExFKEss-Sssss isas.s
EAGrE AGENr T
HExRy a MOORE, >. ~, osss {. "a:
-p.esfv- fer tsss PAPER
Rad the Esiray Notice IN this
issue.
Mr.. c II K>ys, Is a new EAGLE
subscriber.
Several announcements this
week. Read them.
There Is no doubt that at pres
cut this is a dry town.
Chancery ceur. viii owen at
this place next Monday.
There will be a Strong Concert
at tine City Hall on ths night Of
the 3lst.
Mr.. n III Holcorbe, Of Clear
Greek, called 20 see Us the irst Of
the week.
G.. W. LsaveIl sells good shoes cheap
NJ. II II Walton. is eff on a
visit to Far; Smith, Arkansas,
this week.
Dir. w II johnson, Of Paris, was
in the city Friday and paid Us a
pleasant call.
DIR. G III C5llias has improved
from his recent illness and Is able
to be cut again
Ne. and Mrs. G. W BuffAloe
spent a few days in Grenada, du--
in. the past week.
Airs. G d Able, of Water Valley
accompanied Nr. and Mrs. Ovens
to North Carolina.
Mrs.Zy Dennis. OF Lebanon,
Tenn. ia the guest of her sister
Mrs Weston of our citg.
|
Mr. j Buchanan, the genial
Editor Of tia Grenada Seminal,
spent several days in Oxford tais
week.
Casiaet Pictures 80 per dozen,
at Ehlrls Photographs Tent, for
this week only. Newt - EAGLE
Office.
Biz. S.las Ovens and family, left
On TIssi.v Of iaz. wees for North
C4-slns, and V !! he absent dur
Jag the summer months.
Mr. n J Iacksaa aal bride re
turned to their home in Grenad2
Sunday evening Afsor several days
Wis. to thci. relatives Il Oxford.
We hear CT many prospective
candidates for off, but they are
samexhat backward in announcing
shsir nance. ne La.s space
enough Tor all
Next Saturday will bsa Matt
nee Racing day at the Water VAL
ley Rlcing PARK. Several hae
races VII. take place OF that day.
Admission % cents.
Mf. Chls e ,5erts, is absent this
wsss, boxing after business inter-
ests in Durlnt aud Yazoo City.
He attended .ha Bankers eonyen-
zion at Jackson on yesterday.
Mss Helen Qliucie, Miss Dixie
Blford and the Misses Towues
II leave to morrow morning for
View York, where they expect to
sail for Europe a few day later.
Taey will b. absent abau. ionr
months.
Everything is sold at remarka-
hlv lOr fgarea At the oxford b
All
Bishop Thompson has appoint
ed Rev. Peter S-ars.- Of Oxford.
rector of Christ's Church. Mr.
SeAG ia attending the TaeelsgiGl
Seminar ID Nex YORK, aPl sill
Teach hare in Jaze.-Holly
SpEi1es Csr. Sualay Times.
Tie r~rotrae;ed services at ihs
Methods. church closed list
Thursday And Rev. Mr.. Hodge re-
turned To his home 81 Olive
Baaea. He preached many ex-
es!isRt sermons dariaz his stay II
milst and left a EG-y flrorasIe I'm
pressloA up0E tie pubic.
We eall the attention sf eur
readers to the announcement oi
Mr.. t Mason, Of Abaeville. fOl
County Assessor. He has been q
citizen OF lafayette for fonts
Years, Is ompetent, sorthy gen
tleman and will make ! good of,
cal. Mr. Mason asks a considers
ton of his claims by the voters o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
IRourrsHop RYAN ON PROHIBITION.

Philadelphia, April IL (speeiaD.-" Tho Catholic
Standard OF this city, issued today prints le1cs
from Archbishop Ryan on tho PTohiDhon A,'on 'l
mont question The Archbishop says that the Ioery
Of Catholics TO vote for the Will depend on
the principles on which they found their convictions
Some Of the principles urged In the literature ot
prohibition such tho one that tho use OF spr'uou9
liquors, even as a beverage, IS htrhsiO2V WsOns
.nd shoub Ia always prohibited, cannot DO held by
Catholics. It is only the abuse, not tho use, mat
can be condemned. II the use aud abuse Dc INSOFAR
ably connected, because Of the appetite crea'ed by
indulgence In an individual case, then the use ieil
should be prohibited IN such a case. As he cannot
tb,nl that this IA tro OF the whole State of Pennsy
vanla and as the State has strong restrictive laws
and can enact still strIGter ones, the Archbishop
unable TO SEQ tho need Of a constitutional amend
nent on tho subject In any caSo nc reefs th@0 hos
IcUisation can but regulate overt acts, tho e1tern
manfestatIon of the evil. The true remedy no Says
must be found In appeal 10 tho tndiy1dua c0nSoence
* the Catholic temperance boO'e"ss' "ii'0A ~A0
also relig ous organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
HERMAN LIE ROY hurled.

Herman Il. 10 Roy, who died at his home al
Pelham on Monday, was buried yesterday mornins
In Lockwood Cemetery, Now Rochelle The fuherai
was at Christ Church. Tho choir sang u loria'
and af,erwafd Nearer my God, to Thee and
Inst "a ans The pastor OF the church. the Row
Charles Hlgbee, then read the Episcopal funeral
service.
Among tho floral offerings was largo cross sent
by the NewYork Stock Exchange, Of which DR. lie Roy
was member. Several meubers OF the Exchanse' inc
Onion League Club and tho Union Club were present
Others nj the funeral were Charles T.. Hoffman, C. 5.
welles, Peter Mare, william McMannis, William
Gray, william s. 10 Roy, william Turnbull, John D.
Crlmmns Alfred Ogden, Thomas Myers, Edward
10 Roy, George Clark Clarence Seward, Henry Ie Roy
Thomas Dlbby, General Edward E. Potter, General
Alexander Hamilton, stuyvesant Le Roy, OF Newport,
u 7. william Parsons Frank Kctcham, II. W.
phelps, william Emmett Of Lawrence, J.. T. and the
following from Pelham Robert Emmett, John Emmett,
Richard Emmett, Martin ]. Keogh, George Iambden,
John Schuyler, William Emmett and John Munro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

An excellent performance of that interesting play
The Wife, Is being given this week At the People
Theatre by Manager frOhmans travelling company,
which is ono Of the best equipped and balanced
organizations on the road.7
At the benefit to be given for 6tageSianager Leon
j. Vincent, the Broadway Theatre on Sunday even
ing Stephen Mascot Will recpe Patrick s. Gilmore 8
poem ireland 70 England 49,. o.. g.
The deferred performance Dor the benefit OF the
Confederate Soldiers Home at Austin, Texas, viii DO
given next Sunday evening at Harrigan's Theatre.
Dir Harrigan and his company Will appear IN
selections from Pete" and there viii be songs and
Rotations by Frederick Solomon, Z. J. Buckley,
Mlly ottiIe and Hugh Doughery, and stories told
by A. Miner orlswoh, tho Fat Contributor
Owing to tho number Of letters received and the
large advance sales at the Academy for the Cen
tennia Celebration week. 1t has been decided 10 give
a special matinee performance ON Monday, tho 18th.
contract has been made by Messrs. Gilmore d
Toupkins and AL Hayman for Margaret Mather 20
play a season of twelve weeks this summer In San
Francisco and on the Pacific Coast During MISS
Mathers engagement at the Baldwin Theatre now
play Will BIO produced. . $40, ..
At Mrs Potiers last three performances at Nlblo s
this week the following plays may DC seen On
Camille and on Saturday evening She Stoops 70
Conquer Next Monday night the house VIII 90
occupied by the Said Pasha' opera company. Inc
author has made sufficient alterations and reVlsaons
reduce the opera 10 two acts Instead OF thfee ss
heretofore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
NEW orp1oERs OF THE MALL ASSOCIATION

NEW oFFICERs OF THE MALL ASSOCIATION.
philadelphia, April IL tspecial)-The second ana
last days session Of the annual meeting OF tho Amer-
can McAn Association began promptly THIS morning
in the First BautIs Church Mrs. william Buckneil,
foreign secretary reported that seven now stations
had been opened IN Paris and the provinces seven
new auxiliarles have been added during the year.
The total receipts were s3937o so for the year, and
the expenses s37 a45 1o The following officers were
elected President, Mrs. Marine j. Chase Wce-presl'
dents, Mrs. James A. Garfield, Mrs. John V. farweii'
Mrs. Felix II. Brunot, Mrs. Frances Wayland, Mrs.
Samuel NJ Fellowes Mrs w. II. Penn, Mrs. {. H..
Parkhurst Mrs j. X. sticlney, Miss Anna b. Adams
Mrs. Louisa q. owen, Miss Anna l.. Dawes, MIS-
Samuel Vail, Mrs. Peyton Harrison, Mrs. A. H. Wight
Mrs Lewis wallace, Mrs. Murray shlpey, Mrs NJ. b.
t Mrs. George IT, Harrison, Miss Frances II. Green,
Mrs L. W. Haisey Mrs; George E. hsrtn Mls heny
s. Dnpont and Mrs. John Mason Brown directors,
Mrs JoIn Rodgers, Mrs. l.. II. Rexford, Mrs. X. D.
Fisher and Mrs A. Van Wagenen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
..,.. 80 nr nrs oA1ou1AqToYs.

From The Detroit Free Press nA y.
He was a keen, sbarpiooldng young man. ana he
said to the lady OF the house Oh o0'"N""
Madam / have called for the suit OF ciotnoS
which needs brushing and fixing
(which SUIT 70 she asked. II. c.lI.A
GYonr hisband's Sunday suit ma am ITO c@ioo
as he went down this morning" -. ,h.,oqs
And he said was TO let You have tnoni'
4YeSmn 80 .,.a,. ..
why, certainly"
Look and act nahirai?p
OF course Why do you asKP -...s aud
because he has been dead eighteen years anu
have some curiosity ON tho subtoctP 50 .,,ro.r.d
the young man. -. 90
HPerhaps you have The man you saw 50 9 w., ~
hero an hour ago Is my brother You may nave Ssa
luck in The next block with tho odoshonsd eohnoeh'o
game Good morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
CARNAGE AND HARNESs HORSES SOLD.
s1xrYrwo BELONGING TO E. D. MORGAN A,

sIxTYIrwo BELONGING TO E. d. MORGAN AND
G. o'D. IsELLN BRINGS $4,000.
Tho sale by William Easton Of the carriage and
harness horses of Z. D. Morgan and c. o. d. Iselin
yesterday was success. At the close Of the day
1t was found that tho sixty-two horses put up for
auction had brought over $4,000, average
of little $500 for each horse The attendance,
numbering 3Ooo was large, and representative,
and included such prominent judges and buyers Of
horseaesh as Pierre Lorillard jr., August Belmont,
1r., DR.. Thomas j. b. Newcombe. DR. Field. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Livingston, Eugene Higgins, James t.
Hyde, DR.. Carmody, Alexander Taylor jr., J. NJ.
Forbes, DIR. Cattanach, Howard Wiletts, G. r. Colby
and f. A. 6chermerhorn.
Bidding all through was extremely lively, and
little difficulty experienced in obtaining four
figures for the majority OF the pairs which generally
attracted the attention of the experts. j. g. Barnes
at struck the keynote Of the sale when no gave
81, 800 for a pair of bays. DR.. Carnody secured
lot g. two browns at 81 100, while at 81 400 Howard
Willetts took perhaps tho handsOmcst and Dest;
matched pair IN the collection, in two hveyear
bays, standing sixteen and one-ha1 hands each. A
bay and roam, six and five years old Iespec lively,
provoked a warm competition, being finally mocked
down to Thomas Brown at 81 300. Other prices IN
this class were Lot 8, 81 200, Hazard Glib lot IL,
81 075, David Kennedy; lot IA, 81 500 @. r. Colby
lot is, 81 $50, W. NJ. Martin; lot 1e, 1880 William
Strange; lot 10, 81 600, +. A. Schcrmerhorn, ana
lot 90, 81, 900, r. NJ. Appleton. .
The highest sum reached among the single harness
and saddle horses 81 900, given by q. +. Stone
for q beautiful aged chestnut.